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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-11-25
low pressure system can be repaired
and the high line will take much
longer.
THIRTEEN BRIDGES REPORTED
OUT

Thirteen OF the principal bridges OF
the county are reported carried away
by the flood as follows: four Siletz
bridges, Morrison bridge, Tidewater
bridge, two Drift Creek bridges, Cedar
Creek bridge, Euchre Creek bridge,
Five Rivers bridge, Yachats bridge,
and the Denzer bridge. All OF these
are known to be gone, with the ex-
ception of the last three named.
Conflicting reports have come in re-
garding these.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-11-25
AN EARLY "LoNG DISTANCE"

The earliest recorded means of con-
veying intelligence rapidly over great
distances was by the human voice.
When the King of Persia, invaded
Greece (4S0 b. c. he posted sentinels
at suitable distances apart the whole
Of the way from Susa to Athens, by
which means news could be trans
mitted at the rate Of 45O miles in forty
eight hours.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-11-25
ELK CITY HARD HIT

At Elk City the river ran seven feet
deep down thru the middle of the
street. The inhabitants were driven
from their homes and took refuge in
the schoolhouseL where 102 persons
spent the night. ]. C. Dixon the mer-
chant brought boatload of supplies
from his store so the homeless crowd
had plenty to eat at least. Mr.. Dixon
lost considerable merchandise, the
flood waters entering his store 10 a
depth OF several feet. The store Of
Chas. Allen was swept from Its found
alton and according to report the
stock is an entire loss. The Elk Hotel,
owned by E. ]. Taylor, was swept
from its foundation and the building
broken in two. The Pioneer Lumber
Co. had 100000 feet of lumber swept
away, besides thousands Of feet Of
sawlogs. The approach to the bridge
across the Yaquna river was washed
away, as was also the approaches to
the Big Elk bridge The damage to
home furnishings will amount to a
big sum, as the carpets and furniture
was all left with a half inch coating
of yellow mud.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-11-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

Or. F. w. Kellogg, the Eye Special
isk, will be in Toledo, Dec. IA, is, 16,
and II.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-11-25
COUNTY ISOLATED

The different sections of the county
have been isolated from each other
as well as from outside points. The
wind and slides wrecked he telegraph
and telephone lines, and the slides
and high water put the roads and
bridges out OF commission.
Authentic reports have been hard
to get, some being overdrawn and
others not strong enough.
The train came up from Yaquina
Sunday, getting here about three
o'clock. 1t proceeded on nearly 20
Elk City, but was forced to return on
account OF slides and high water, ar
irving back here late in the evening.
1t attempted to go on to Yaquina but
ran into a slide below Altree's mill
and derailed the rear car. They then
return to Toledo and were here until
late last evening when the road was
opened up to the Valley, although the
road to Yaquina Is still closed, Toledo
now being the terminus Of the run.
The Steamer Newport met the Valley
train here last evening.
The passengers remained here until
Wednesday when they started out by
boat for Elk City. From Elk City they
expected to walk until they connected
wi h the other train.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-11-25

" the parties who took the dishes
from my house at Newport will re-
turn the bowl and pitcher. they may
keep the dishes. G. w. Buell.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-11-25


Bank OF Newport, and others.
Al WAUGH's HOUSE SLIDES
AL Waugh's house was carried
some little distance by slide which
occurred in the northeast part Of town,
and caused several hundred dollars
worth Of damage to Mr.. Waugh'5 prop
erty. Mr.. Waugh and family were
forced to leave home in the night.
The law office owned By Edw. ].
Clark started to slide ana now rests at
an angle of about forty degrees. Grant
Hart's house moved little and Mrs.
Mulkey's woodshed sunk in a washout.
HIGHWAY GRADES DAMAGED
Many slides occurred on the new
grades of the Corvallis-Newport high
way. The road between Toledo and
Newpor. is blocked by slides. A big
slide occurred on the highway just
east of town, above AL Waugh's place,
and many more are reported farther
east. Two small bridges which had
Just been built across Simpson creek,
on the route Of the highway were car.
ried away by the high water.
MANY REPORTS YET COMING
Each hour brings forth new re-
ports OF further damage. The Lower
Siletz and North End Of the County
are yet to be heard from, and bridges
on Salmon river are expected to be
damaged or washed out entirely.
One report from the Lower Siletz
reports eight houses, as carried away,
including the one on L. C. Mowery's
place. which was occupied by Elmer
Deetz, John Lloyd's house, and six
others.
Fred VESSEL was in his barn milk
ing when a slide hit the structure
demolishing 1t and nearly killing Mr..
VESSEL 1t is reported that a house
near Chitwood was struck by a slide,
but details were lacking.
This is the worst flood ever exper-
fenced since this country has been
settled, and 1t is to be hoped that
another such may never occur
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-11-25
SlLETZ BRIDGES GO

iOn the Siletz the s.eel bridge, the
Fuller bridge, the Ojala bridge, and
the Orton bridge were were all swept
away These bridges all spanned the
Siletz river The only bridges re-
naming across the river are the Rad
dant and the Hamar bridges. The
Radiant bridge came through un-
scathed, but the Hamar bridge is badly
damaged. The Radiant bridge is a
suspension bridge, and is the only one
of this type on the river. Many OF
the smaller bridges were swept away
by the flood, among which are the
Euchre creek, Cedar creek, Thomp.
son creek and others
The Siletz sawmill owned by M. S.
Collins, fell victim to the raging water
and was swept away clean, even the
boiler going Frank Wadel who had
the mill leased, lost about $500 worth
Of lumber.
A. C. Crawford had 80 head of fine
milk cows drowned, 16 OF them being
drowned in the barn. Stewart Room.
ey's barn was swept down thru Joe
Kosydar's orchard, wrecking the or.
chard as well as the barn.
The steel bridge was washed down
stream about a quarter of mile and
deposited in the meadow on the north
side of the stream.
1t is reported that the dam of the
Cobb4Mitchell Lumber Co., in the 81.
letz Basin, gave way adding its quota
to the flood and also releasing three
million faat Of aa,uloua
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-11-25
ALsEA SECTION SUFFERS

On the Alsea river the new covered
bridge at Tldewater was swept away,
and it is reported that the bridges at
the mouth OF Five Rivers and the one
at .Denzer are also gone. Two bridges
on Drift creek are gone and several on
the Yachats are reported out, includ
ing the one at the mouth of the river.
MORRISON BRIDGE GONE
The new bridge across the Yaquina
river at Morrison was washed away,
and many Of the smaller bridges on up
the Yaquina are reported out.
PIPE LINE WASHED OUT
The pipe line from Mill Creek to
Toledo. which supplies the city with
water, was washed out and the city
will be without water for some little
time. Both the high and low pressure
lines went out and 1t is thought it will
be week at least before even the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-11-25
BANKER BUSH ON TRAIN

Banker Asahel Bush and wife OF
Salem were among those on the train
as well as Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Sny'
der, also of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. ].
l.. Stevens of Albany, Mr.. Butler, the
insurance man Of Corvallis, Miss Nil
ler. bookkeeper of the Western State
Bank OF Newport, and others.
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The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
DAILY COURT RECORD

10 Gurley-Kane VS. Barton. Attys,
Davis-Clephane, Fenning.
IL Coleman VS. ID. c. Attys
Clephane. Latimer-Stephens, Barse.
IL and l3 Bough VS. Kann. Attys
Sullivan. Gertman-Craighill
IA Nelson VS. Jacobs Transfer Co
Attys. King-Lee.
Is to Is District of Columbia VS.
| w. r. f. Co and City and Suburban
Ry. Attys. Stephens-whiteford
10 Barry VS. Pierson. Attys
Wright. Elder-Hudson.
90 Goldenberg VS. U. s Housing
Corp. Attys. Wolf, Tanner-Laskey
2l-Colegate VS. Quantico Drus
Co. Attys. Brandenburg-Jacks
% Kingdom of Siam VS. Riley.
Attys, Davis-Swingle.
% Ives VS. Tucker. Attys. .Hawken
& Havell-Mawhinney, Gardiner.
"a Fleming & Heavley VS. Bureau
OF Commercial Economics. Attys
Halston & willis-Mather.
25 weinstein VS. Hahn. Attys,
Strasburger, Rappaport - Toomey,
Gallagher.
26 Randle VS. Northern Assurance
Co. Attys, Easily Smith-McKen-
ney & Flannery.
81 Washington VS. oppenheimer
Attys. Hill-Koenigsberger
% Kefauver VS. Mann. Attys,
Purcell-Eason.
% Petite VS. New England Hotel
Co. Attys, Lambert, Yeatman-
Leahy, Keene.
30 Standard Steel Co VS. Tri-State
Motor Co. Attys, Clephane. Latimer
David.
Attys, Easby-Smith, Fleharty-Bir-
ney.
32 Central Construction Co VS.
William Gordon Corp. Attys, Low
ing, Hamner-Prentiss.
33 Stubblefield VS. Giles. Atty,
Boyd.
81 Omitted.
35 Mcneil VS. Sands. Attys.
Wright-Easby- Smith.
36 Barrett VS. Hsycock Attys,
Berry, Downing-Branden
81 Shea VS. Miller. Attys, Foley
Hudson.
3s Boss & Phelps VS. Grifith.
Attys, Macdonald-Hudson
80 Burlington Co VS. Oakley.
Attys, Offutt & Imlay-Hudson.
40 Cochran VS. Shore. Attys,
Wampler. Wood-Doyle.
~ Postoffice Garage VS. willette.
Attys, Blumenthal whitforo,
Emerson.
43 Berry & Whitmore VS. Dante.
Attys, Sullivan, McCalmont-Sulli-
van.
~ Sheldon VS. U. S. Shipping
Board. Attys, Covington & Burling
-Laskey, Arth.
IS Eyre VS. U. S. Shipping Board.
Same attorneys.
IS Standard Steel Car Co VS. Tri.
State Motor Corp. Attys, Clephane,
Latimer. Hall-David.
q Allen VS. Voigt Attys. Shields
Shea.
As Speaks VS. Baker. Attys.
Geiger. Fowler.
4s Young VS. o'Donnell. Attys.
koenigsberger--Johnso n.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
Hogs and Cattle
Stocks on Farms

Reports from special livestock
reporters TO the bureau OF crop esti-
mates, United States department Of
agriculture. indicate the following
changes in supplies Of hogs and
cattle in the United States during
the first three months in the past
three years.
The number Of hogs increased l.s
per cent this year Cfrom January
to April ID, as compared with a de-
crease OF 0.2 per cent in like
period last year, and an incease Of
O.s per cent two years ago. The
births during the first quarter OF
1921 were l.9 per cent less than in a
similar period last year, and 1915
per cent less than two years ago.
The net movement from farms was
80 per cent smaller than last year,
and 23.S per cent less than two
years ago.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
Marriage Licenses

(Unless otherwise specihed. all the fol-
lowing applicants are 9 ON this city.i
Harvey e. Batkin. 3. ana Ethel Rufen-
berger. n. both Of Mcdaniel. Va. The
Rev. I. Z. Davis.
TassaI Mack. 2s. and Mary B. Williams,
10. The Rev. &. T.. Conner
Elmore r. KEGS. Il. aud Ruth n knauer.
Is, both Of Seat Pleasant. Nd. The Rev.
U. s. Long.
S. Homer Clear q. and Julia r. Adam.
20 The Rev. T. NJ. Berg, rStock,
Richard {. Smith. -, and Helen Dunin.
10. The Rev. n. J. Manokey
Vaslsv J. Pokomey, -. and Catherine G.
Jehries. -. The Rev. W. J. Brock.
Louis L. Tay boz. -. and Emma N. Dor
sey. Il. The Rev. T. T. Taylor.
Thomas Davis. "a, aud NiolH Muruy, =
The Rev. J. r. Green.
william II. Bailey. Is, and Lula NJ. Du-
Bose. 3. Of lsney, Ala. The Rev. z. VIII
1ey.
Louie c. Newman. II. and Ruth c. Ces-
ter. 10. The Rev. J. n. Jefries.
Lawrence W. Wells. -. Of Arlinr tcn.
Va. and Coinne L. Pontou, II. u Char~
lottesville. Va The Rev. q. g. Johnson
sapdy A. Tolson, ta and Carlista Simone,
81. The Rev. J. W. WaterS.
william n. RsBdzu. 81. aud Flor~oce
Robinson. %. Of Clifton. Va. The Rev. A
willbsnkx-
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COURT OF APPEALS.

/ SotnH VT
| No session. Court adjourned &c
Thursday at 10 a. m.
| No assignment for today.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Justice Siddons is assigned tc
bench of Criminal court No. /. Ses'
! sions of Criminal court No. are
temporarily discontinued. All Law
motions will be heard by Chief Jus.
/ tice Mccoy in Circuit court No. 1 or
Friday. May % next
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings.
61s26 Mosher VS. Karrjck. Time
to submit motion for new trial
further extended to June 4, 1921
Same for cause No. 61927, same par
ties. Bell, Marshall & Rice. H
Merillat & NJ. n. Richardson. attys
| 5s61S Cohen VS. the British Amer
lean Assurance of Toronto. Can. Bill
| of exceptions signed & ordered OF
record. H. E. Davis-Clephane &
Latimer. attys.
Assisnment for Tuesday, May 81.
PIT Bessemer Truck VS. CONNER
cial garage. Scott & Colladay-A
L. Newmyer, attys.
II Max Holder VS. Wash Post Co
L. H. Daird-W. J. Lambert, attys
1ss Charles W. Gill VS. Cap Trac
Dunlap, atty.
25S Bessie Richardson VS. G. Chan
dice. H. s. Quinn-Richardson &
Strauss. attys.
279 H. r. Dulaney VS. w & o D
Ry. T. Rufin-w. ]. Lambert. attys
sS4 Maude E. Murphy VS. Frazee
Potomac laundry. Lambert, Yeat-
man-Tobriner & Graham, attys.
1856 Sara S. Dawson VS. Frazee Po-
tomac laundry Go. Lambert & Yeat-
msn-Tobriner & Graham. attys.
2ss T. J. o'Brien VS. Mount olivet
cemetery. Turnage & Quinn. pItf
attys.
2Ss Dennis Toomey VS. w. F.
Hines. Lambert & Yeatman-F. e
Elder. attys.
Note-No cases will be specially
set during this term in this court
Motions for Friday. May II.
l o'Connor VS. American Express
Co. Attys, Mitchell. wheatley-
Carlisle, Howe & Swsyze,
Walshe VS. Ward Attys, Reeve.
Hudson.
Bowen VS. Siddons. Atty,
Bowen-Hoehling. Peelle & Ogliby
Smith VS. HUFF. Attys. label
Hudson.
5 Reuter- VS. Moore & Hill. Attys,
Jeffords & Dutton-Lambert, Yeat-
man.
s Spund VS. Berney. Attys,
Hutchison. Linkins-Hudson.
Z American Surety Co VS. Sheetz,
Attys, Lambert. Yeatman-Pugh.
Eisinger VS. Anderson. Attys,
Pretzfelder, johnson = Caywood,
Guy.
Smith VS. Washn and Old Do
minion Ry. Attys. Mackey-Lam.
bert
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. ID. C.. WASHINGTON.
May %. 1921. Sealed proposals will b.
received at Room 500. District Building.
until O'Clock p. m. June !. 1921, for fur
nishine cast iron water pipe and specials.
For detailed informa tion. Hpply 10 Room $50.
District Building. CCN0 III. RUDOLPH.
Commissioners. ID. c.
Ey25. 2527. sT4
COMMISSIONERS. d. G., WASHINGTON.
May Il. 1921. Sealed proposals TO- con
structinx about 5000 feet Of sewer will be
received at Room 800, District Building,
Until 2 O'Clock p. m, June II. 1921. For
detailed Information. apply TO Room f2I.
District Building. CCSO II. RUDOLPH.
CHAs. W. KUTZ. JAMES y. OYSTER.
Commissioners. ID. c. SIS
May21. 23 24.25. .26,27.
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No. =.
CRIMINAL. DIVISION No. 2.
Assignment for Today.
225 Dean VS. Morgan. Wells
Peyser e. Edelin,. sttys.
240 Francke VS. Kennedy. Grant
Hudson, attys.
244 Leger VS. Quirk. Giesy-Bau-
man, attys.
247 Mercer VS. Hitchcock. Mallan
Hudson. attys.
24s Davidson VS. Mason. Cobb
McLaurin, attys.
$50 Bertman VS. Davis. J. n
Zabel-Dow, attys.
224 Travellers Ins Co VS. Murdock
Swingle-Gray, sttys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
No session. Court adjourned to
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
EQUITY DIVISION No. L.
Assignment for Today.
329 Eagle Transfer Co VS. w. q
& A. E. r. r. Co. On hearing
Stein & Behrend-Littlepag 4
Taliaferro. attys.
31s Lauder VS. Coll. Morgan-H
w. Wheatley, attys.
349 Reilly VS. Reilly. Ryan-B
Emerson. jr., attys.
235 Richardson VS. Richardsfn
Lambert e. Yeatman-H"over, attys
So Ashford ct al. VS. w. L. & T
Co. Dsrr, whiteford & Darr-A
Peter, attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 2.
No session. Court adjourned
from day to day.
Assignment for Today.
25es1 In re est Jane A. Delano
Attys. Hoehling, Peelee & Ogelby
3S3S0 Slagle VS. Slagle. Attys
Donaldson-Bailey.
$3.50 Amer Sec & Trust Co VS. LIE
Roy. Attys, Hoehling. Peelle
OGlehy-Perry.
Equity Suits Filed.
3s04i Howard Nelson Luckey ei
al VS. Eleanor T. Franz. To SUB
stitute trustee. Atty for pitt. G.
weatherby.
3so42 Douglas ]. Nisewsnder VS.
May Augusta Nisewnnder. Absolute
divorce. Pitt atty, A. S. Newmyer
Law suits Filed.
s5723 G. r. Lee Cole VS. Carolyn
votow. Damages. libel. s2s,0o0.
Pitt attys. C. Mackey G. VIM. c.
Ashford
s5724 James l.. Neill VS. Grant
Boyle. appellant Appes,. Atty. J
II. Stewart for appeiia
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership lately existing between sid
ney W. Leech, l.. Gordon Leech and G. Nil.
ton Jones. trading under the name Of the
Monmouth Restaurant at 1919 G street
northwest. Washington. n. C.. was on the
9Th day Of May. 1921, dissolved by mutual
consent. 20 far as regards the said Sidney
W. Leech and L. Gordon Leech. who retire
from the firm.
malQ "a tu2 6ll
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Apartments for Sale.

Apartments for Sale.
rwo-family apt. sr. LIST h Fla. ave. aw-
II rms. 4 2 bss.: h.w.h. Price. IS. 75o.
Mahorney and Sullivan, 1927 Eye st. NV.
New Apt. corner Conn aye.-ls apts Rent,
so. .450. Price. sl65,0O0. Mshorney and
sullivan. 1877 Eye 1t. NV.
APT HOUSE. sso,5oo. Yearly rent. sll,.
900; 80 apts Nr. l4th Park I'd Mar
dler Brodt 4 Co, OPT New York ave NV.
APT HOUSE. cor. Sd St mr. n. /. ave. NV.
Rent, 81, $50. Price, 1880. Mandler-
Brodt Co.. s27 New York ave. NV.
SjOOOO APT. HOUSE. Rent, $500. NJ
Line. Park: L. apis. Msndler- Brodt 4
Co. s27 New York ave. nv,
r. Mr.. nth, APT. HOUSE. RENTS ,i7, Tpe.
Price. Sic. .0oo-Sl5. 900 cash. Ie spts.
sHANNoN LucHs. 71s i4tA st. N. 2s4s.
Near i7th o NOD. apt. Rent, S..
600 II. Price. $751; Mahoroey and
Sullivan. 1877 Eye st nv. Tel. u. 7szi
Sos. Good Investment. SHANNON Z
LUCHs. us I4th st NV. Main 2s45.
BELMONT. Mr.. 18TH. APT. HOUSE. sIss,
600. 30 apts. Murphy type. SHANNON
LUcHs. 7l3 18th ct. NV. N. 2345.
North Capitol st. nv.-Apartmeuts: stabie;
well rented. Price. so. 900. Aahorpey
and Sullivan. 1877 Eye ct. NV.
Nr. North Capitol 4 o nw.-Apts.; 2 bi6ys.
rms and has. each bldg: TO colored at
ssss yr. $3.50. Mahorney Sullivan. 1927 Eye.
Mr.. LINCOLN PARK-4-fsniiy SPIT house.
occupy one. rent Others. 81 .asn. terms.
W. B. Kraft a Co.. 1886 y. - -re. N. se3.
DOWNTOWN APT.-20 apis and & rooms
each; rent s12 900: $50. 0o0. =
Moore 4 Hill. Woodward Building.
APT. IN NORTHWEST. sSo.ooo; 8 APIS
rms. 4 b. each: good location. y. L.
ssnsbury q Co., 721 18th st. NJ. 500.
NORTHWEST APT. $40. 600: Is APIS.
rental about $4,000. y. L. ssnsbury
Co. 721 18th st. N. 5oo4.
SMALL APT. HOUSE in most fashionable
location. 36 rms. on noors: mod. Ann.
rent sl2. ono. tS5. 900. G.. s. BENNETT.
soa Cont -r. Bldg. N. s5e4.
18TH ST. Apt. house. l. apts.. Z 4 5 rms.
rent for $4,000 Vt. $50. 900. Wm. =
Saunders 4 Co.. so7 18th st.
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CRIMINAL DIVISION No. L.

No session. Court adjourned to
Thursday, May %.
Assignment for Today.
L. S. VS. Estelle Ridgeley; L. S.
vs. Thos. +. Masterson: L. s. VS.
Clifton u. Snowder; L. s. VS. Daniel
Young; L. S. VS. Octavia Scott: u. S.
VS. John Stanton 4 al; L. 5. VS. Ed
ward Christian; L. S. VS. VIM. A.
Speedon.
No Session in Criminal Division
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MISCELLANEOUS-WANTED

WE BUY USED GRAPHoPBoNE RECORDS
and piano rolls. sol St nv. Franklin
7l40. sSs
mobile, city or suburban. and pay you
highest prices for ladies', rentlemen's. chill
dren's discarded clothing. I will call. z.
RICE, 1882 7th st. nv. North ld55. L. 40.
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POULTRY AND PETS.

WIRE PLANT, TRAINERS. SHEEP FER
tiliEer for lawn. and plants for fresh
lawn grass seeds; also fine collection Of
goldfish AMI zqgsriumS SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 7l2 18th st NV Ana