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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-09
90 ELMiRA AND WHLIAMSPORT
RAILROAD COMPANY
broad Straef SfatIon

Broad Street station
~ Phila adelphia April o. 1921
hG Annual Meeting OF the StockhoIders
va boHdho'ders Of this Company, and an
lection for - President and six MsnaEers
20 'srl" Tor the ensuing year. VIII be held
Sr., a. ,h.' OH" on Monday, May g, 1921. nj IL
LEWIS NELSON. Secretary.
aS ANNUAL MEETING or STOCK.
will \, "m1%rS ot the Foster Farm Oil Go.
4" i"eSd'H' Apri 10. 1921. at il o'clock
f.. D, ACKLEY
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-09
NeW York Bonds
tsALEs IN sIooo1

Ann smlrs GID Canada '2t I4..... 100.
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
SENATOR PITTMAN
WILL SEND SEEDS

We have received the following
letter from Senator Pttman. Ii you
desire to plant and cultivate them, just
write to our senior Senator
| have few government seeds for
distribution in the near future Ii
is my desire to distribute these seeds
among those who will plant them and
cultivate the crop. Knowing your
constant desire to help in such matters
and your wish that your readers
should obtain the advantage OF this
distribution, | trust that you will give
such notice as you think proper that
these seeds will be distributed proper
tionately to those who notify me OF
their desire to receive them.
Thanking you for this courtesy, l
am sincerely,
KEW PTTTMAN
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
Ne ID Not File Exemption

hat the henderson bill does no.
rec re filing OF notice with count,
rec -ders by claim owners to avail
the selves OF the provisions OF the
ME ure signed by President Wilson
mil 1g men are confident.
correspondents who arc sending
OFT rom Washington the information
tina. holders OF claims must lille no
tee with county recorder setting iorth
that they wish to avail themselves
OF tie provision of the anderson act
are mistaken in their comprehensions
OF what the measure wishes to accom-
plsh, said 4 G, Mckenzie secre
tary OF the Utah chapter of the Amer.
lean Mining congress-
That this is fact is manifested II,
the article printed under WASHINGTON
date lines, which all state that claim
holders must file notices with comfy
recorders in order to be exempt iron,
1870 assessment work. As a matter -
tact. the Henderson law does not a,
did several Of the war measures e.
empt claim holders from annual assess
ment work at all--it merely extends
the time for doing 1920 development
until July 1927.
~ reading of the bill shows that
this is the purpose OF the bill and
that filing Is unnecessary. However
the discussion OF the bill in the horse
prior to passage, as reported in the
Congressional Record, proves that it
was not the purpose OF the bin IN
make filing necessary.
During the discussion Congress
man A. II Mays askedConeress.
man Rhodes, who had charge of the
bill, ii Ming was necessary TO avail a
claim owner OF the provisions of the
act Congressman Rhodes stated that
the Henderson bill did not require
Hing although he thought that il
should "
The dissemination OF the inform
alton that filing was necessary evil
IDENTITY arose from the fact that Wash
'ngon correspondents are under the
irnpression- that this bill exempts
claim holders from the necessity OF
dong 1920 assessment work instead of
merely extending the time.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
Mr.. Perkins Removed

w. A 6. Perkins, the engineer il
charge of the route of the highway
now being built ON the west side of
Walker lake, was summarily dis
charged by State Highway Engi.
neer, last week, on the pretext that
he had divulged some facts and
figures concerning the work.
He was recently summoned be-
fore the Board of County Commits
sioners ard questioned as to the
feasibility of selecting one of sew
eral routes over a certain section of
the road. He gave the Board his
ideas, contending that the route he
favored would make a safer and
better road and would save the
taxpayers from $40, 900 to $50 900.
The contractors, it is claimed, de.
sire to build the road through
huge mass of gravel. 1t seems
they are paid for the number of
yards removed, and that in this
particular section steam shovels
could be used to the great advant.
age CT the contractors.
Mr.. Perkins is known to be
master of his profes sion, and has
worked hard to make the Walker
lake road highway for all time,
and much indignation is expressed
at his abrubt dismissal.
P. L. Boneysteele of Carson has
been appointed to succeed Mr..
Perkins.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
Ne May be in Darkness


The Nevada-California Power Cont
pany has applied to the Public Ser
J vice Commission of Nevada for per-
mission to remove its transmission
line extending from the Nevada state
line near Aurora to the town of Haw~
thcrae,
The application states that there Is
not enough business to warrant a
continuance of the line in service and
that the town of Hawthorne can be
more cheaply served by small local
plant, while any new business might
be served through the Millers sub
station of the applicant.
The company purposes to sell the
material in the Hawthorne line, which
II says will be used in the coactFuc-
ton of line from Millers to Simon
Silver Lead Mines near Nina.
Any protests against the grant
Ing of the petition should be made to
the Public Service Commission of Ne
vada, which is now considering the
application.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15

KEY PITTMAN
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
DEATH OF JIM WOODBURY.

James p Woodbury., aged eighty
hree years, one of the most promi-
nent men in Nevada, in the bonanza
lays OF the Comstock boom, died
Monday morning at four O'Clock from
N attack of lobar pneumonia. He
had been ill since Friday.
James p. Woodbury. came to Ne
vada in 1862 from Massachusetts,,
where he was born, settling in Viz
ginia City. During the boom days
Of that camp he was associated with
John W Mackey and United States
Senator William Sharon. His ac
Invites covered the operation OF sev
eral mills. including the Union, Nor
gan, Mariposa, Omega, Sacramento
and Eureka.
Mr.. Woodbury. was Republican.
de was elected county commissioner
OF OrmSby county in 1892, and was
state senator at one time from that
same county. He was a prominent
Mason and was a member of De
Witt Clinton Commandery MOL
knights Templar of Nevada.
Surviving him are his son. w. q
Woodbury. of Reno, and his daughters
Clara Woodbury., of Carson Mrs.
Louis Amigo of an Francisco. and
Mrs. Louise Lyons.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
Items Of Local Interest

Judge Walsh held court here on
Tuesday and returned to Gold6eld OR
Tuesday night.
Geo Green of Reno had business in
the district court last Tuesday. He
returned to Reno on Tuesdays train.
A L. Drew of Reno was in atten-
dance at this session OF the district
court.
Fred Parker took JOY ride to Yer
inpton in the blizzard last Sunday.
Mrs. Chas Ferretti, who has been
taking care of Mrs. Tom Coneiiy at
the hospital for two weeks, brought
her patient back to town.
CD. Burkham returned from bust
ness trip to Yerington on Wednesday
night.
Mise Loretta Kerry ard Miss NJ.
Cross, teachers OF the grammar school
returned from their vacation last SUM-
day. School opened Monday.
J Hugh Reilly has business in town
this week.
A telephone was installed at Miller's
hotel during the week, connecting
County Commissioner Boerlin with
more trouble than he ever had before.
Mrs.. J. C Rodder was given very
pleasant surprise party last Saturday
by the ladies OF Hawthorne.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jones and Mrs.
Fred Wallace left Thursday for To
nopah for visit OF several days.
Mrs Wallace is visiting a dentist.
C. w. Gordon, of the State high
way was in town "Wednesday on
business connected with the road on
the west side of Walker Lake.
Under Sheriff Dimock has pur-
chased The J. G.. Atchison resi-
dence, opposite the court house.
and will move in in the near flu.
ture.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
M. c. H. S NOTES

Our little Movie" machine had been
doing so nicely for several weeks that
re were taken off our guard in the
show, "Other Mems Shoes" We will
take no chances hereafter, and will
Try the films and machine out in our
dark room beore hand. The fault may
have been largely in the film. We
shall also avoid running the shows too
late. or reels are long enough
The Reading club OF the M. c. II. S
met at the High school last Friday
night and began reading Harold, the
last Of the Saxon Kings" II proved
very interesting and the reading will
be continued In our next meetings
Next week the girls will kill two birds
with one stone by taking their fancy
work along.
The recent storms has delayed the
work OF finishing the leveling and
setting up the goals on our new bas-
ket ball grounds. However, just as
ground will receive the finishing
touches and all will be in readiness
soon as conditions will permit, the
tor the games.
The girls of the NJ. c. II. S are get
ting interested in playing tennis.
They ere going to do some systema.
tic training during the next few weeks
and later will probably have a tourna.
ment to see who will go to Reno 10
compete in the tournament there in
slssy.
The Gay Old Dog" is the show
booked for Saturday, January u,
1871. A ripping good comedy, Never
Touched Me-" will also be shown.
Don't miss this good, double pro-
y u-il- -n--.--a.t tisiatSs.k
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
NOTICE OF APPEAL
IN ORE RATE CASE

Notice that the Western Pacific
Railrooad Company will file exceptions
to the report of the examiner recon-
mendlng a reduction of ore rates from
Plumas county, California points to
Wabuska, Nevada and has been
received by Brown and Bedford. at
.orneys for the Mason Valley Mines
Company, petitioner for the rate
reductions. The exceptions will be
tiled with the interstate commerce
commission not later than January
IS, according to the notice received
by the local law firm.
5. w Belford member of the law
firm, said today that he believes No
diihctlty will be encountered in Sc
curing an order of the interstate COM
merce commission sustaining the ex-
aniner's report.
The Southern Pacific company has
Indicated its desire and readiness TO
put the rate recommended BY the ex-
aminer into effect at once. Opposi-
lion, in the opinion of Attorney Bel
ord, is coming from the smelter in
terests in Utah which have been get
ing the Plumas county business be-
,ause OF the high rates to the Mason
Valley Mines Company's smelter at
Wabuska Reno Gazette.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
DISTRICT COURT

There was brief session of the Dis
trict Court last Monday, Judge En-
NETT ]. Walsh presiding. The fol
lowing business was transacted.
Crownover VS. Millar, Motion of G.
S. Green, attorney for contestee, for
retrial of the contested election case
was denied, and notice of appeal filed
by attorney Green A. l.. Drew VS.
Drew. Buggs S. NJ. Co, suit to col
lect on notes given for sale OF mining
property. Judgment entered in favor
OF Drew.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
THE AUTOISTS' LUCK

VIII Hager and M Ediams LETT for
Schurz Saturday by auto, When about
seven miles south of Schurz they had
blow out. Not having an extra
tube or repair material, they were oh,
liged to hike it to Shurz for help
Next morning they returned with tbs
needed material, fixed the machine and
proceeded on their way, realizing thai
IAN ounce of prevention is worth a
pound OF cure,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
Electric Bulb Burst InwardIy.

When al electric bulb Is burst,
either by design or accident, the force
of the explosion Is lnwardly. This has
been proved by painting the bulb with
a harlequin effect, half one color and
half another After the explosion.
which may be accomplished by we'll
aimed bullet from Il pistol, the eolored
pieces will be found scattered on the
floor on the opposite side from which
they were originally placed.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
Easy to Change Name in ENGLAND.

In England no legal formalitles are
necessary for change of name.
person may call himself by any name
he pleases. and may change his name
as often as he likes, provided such
changes are not made from fraudulent
or improper motives.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15

FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear
from owner of farm or good land
for sale reasonable. L.Jones.
Box Ssh, Olney, Ill. @.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-22
bENWOOD
LodRo Meeting Tonig mt


Uniform sank X. Of I. lodg" Va. 81,
vii! NEE, this evening n; their hHn on
Fourth and Main streets. Matters "'
Importance will DC acted upon and every
member Is requested ~ attend
Lawn Fete Success.
Last evening on inc Lawn ot thaS'
Kohler Of BoGt's Kun. the luther !e!-
que OF St Matthew = Lutheran church
held a lawn tctc which MAS IN every
way success. TIE lawn was h"aU,,
fully decorated with Jtck-"- lanterns ana
was VISITED toy \ large crowd VIII" coy
tributed .arsc'y 10 tho success Of me
a,fair. Refreshments w"r" served. Nm.
other social wiN b" staged IN IN" near
future 10y -, traEgc but 49, YET The i"ca-
non has no. been S'.C"i"I Nrt.
Painting Pool Room
The Grant puui room pIisdinE wh:cH
is located Z, Seventh and Main .irc Is
- 0ein,; PAINTED on the outside. AHr
new dram plp"S ar" heinz inNt"iI"N' Inc
Grand is the largest pool ro"n III N'h-
wuod and OWING 80 the repairs thai ar"
being made. vi. =" the most up-t"-dt'"
''" Bus Has Trouble Again.
Yesterday dii"i"""m about o'clock
one of the large uuHcS ~nlrh "r'T'''
between lhla "''% nd Wheeling s"' nv"
another MN up white coming To len
wood At tn" CORNER ~ Thirty-SiAth
AMI Eo:f streets, ~" bus Eut IN - hurry
amt the result was that a am IN ram
urrurrcd Officer Stanl"y. Wheeling
ro.nrryc!e cor. happened I" be ~ ihc
scene and after severely occurring The.
driver Of the bus. got trd'hC m"NiaS
after a huid-up OF tratnc Ter more than
ten minutes.
DR.. Cast TO Preach Sunday.
Or. G.. EAST. Temporary pastor or 81
vr.,ncw lutheran church. viii j." call
i upon a-.Iu Sunday - preach II ihc
,,Hod that Dr. Gas; has Offered !" re.
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n recon, .,ln,sa.
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her home {, Martins l'.rrJ after sprnI-
Ing :, number II DAYS mere.
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has u,r, s,,ud.n6 ScN.rA, days n
I,t,gturrn N.,h relatives has returned
to- their hui.- ~ tiarticid street,
II l. Myrr. .,ud family have gone to
lhrjr sdlninrr i,nru, ~ Viola where they
vii Spcr,d several nsuuihS.
" l. kim ,ud la''I,H have returned
to v,,...,n,.,Nu after Spcndinr several
L,ys horr a.. ,hn guest ~ MIR and Mrs
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NJ. r.",r,r ,,,rnwln who has heen
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.,,.,'I.,. ,hr ,r,.rk hero with friends
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>v.,y ,,n,r, H., vii sr-uh several weeks
ON business.
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r,r n,.rs. ru Marshall street from
Nrrri visit ~ Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-22
WELLSBURG
J, LEDLIE MILLER
IS NAMED SECRETARY

; Ledl:c Mailer a Wr',saurg boy. h.H
been appointed temporary secretary -
n" Young Mems christina Association
and has entered upon his duties MI
Mi.l"r's experience rs an officer In The
army. should give HIM quite An unde--
standing Of human nature and h,S work
can he made NEhtPr. a. vel as NOR"
pleasant. by he loyai supper, Of the
community which IS I" bc directly h"n-
sfted from The 7.
Brashear OossQuiss
The solemn ard impressive funeral
service tor a Knight KadoSh was hold a,
midnight. "Wednesday. m tho I'r">bytcp-
lar church. for 'hr late pr. Kari Clark
Bra shsAk. Rrsalasat dAa,ist and high,
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M'MECHEN
Entertained Society

Members ~ Division -" ~ tho
LADIES Ala society Of IN" VI. f.. church
had \ plea Sant tam" last evening when
they we're entertained by Mr. Sr"':
Chambers a. her hum" on Logan street.
4 program OF informal ;'HstIur"% whI,"d
the evening away. At q late hour a
dainty luncheon was r~r"cl
Many Attend Picnic
The most successful outing yNt E'l-n
nv The sunday school "f The church %
God WAS gwen yesterday a. IN"
MoundsyiIir amp grounds. The merry
crowd rathrre, At he church about -
O'clock and Pom thor" wen; I" N" ra'
line whcro sp~ciHi car awaited tho"
which cunvryrd' them 20 the plcnt"
grounds where y Delighted day VAS
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MIS-. Rebecca Barcus

Miss Iiehcrv, IarcuE. AGED -, q NE
long resident 81 I'm ,!'y. deed N"dn'S-
day attcruu"u at = &c. .'r,. 1t the North
Wheeling hospital. where >h" had be- II
removed following i tal.. received Tues
day ,v.uinE. whlIc entering III" KAT" At
tn, humr Of John Moc"". ~ N"r;h
charles street. Death WAS caused "E
the shock wh,rh followed ~" Hr"'""n'.
For several year. The DECEASED hal re-
sided III apartments over III" Palace
theatre HEY hniy was Trough, h"r"
Thursday ard renewed t. the MNr"n
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