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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
KING REFUSES
To SEE LONDON
DEMONSTRATORS
Deputation of the Unemploy-
ed Referred to British
Home Secretary.

London. Dec. 11.-Aftcr a dem
onstration OF unemployed in Ira
falsar Square today, a depu'ation
was sent to buckingham Palace in
an orderly attempt to present q
petition to King George.
The king declined to receive the
men, and referred them to the
home secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
New Jap Ambassador
To Washington Popular

Toxic. Dec. l7.--iBy The Associated
Press)-The Jananese foreign office has
rccciyevd word from Washington
through the American embassy here
that Masano Hanihara. recently ap-
nointed ambassador TO the United States
is personal grata 10 the American gov
Grnmcnt.
Former Minister ian;hara's appoint
ment 10 his new post Is extremely pop
ular among American residents IN ia
nan. who are arranging 70: suitable
recognition Of MS sympathy and help
IN their affairs. before his departure for
Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Victims Are Well Known Mas
sillon Men, Who Were
Spending Weekend at the
Rural Cottage - Thrilling
Rescues of Injured Men.

Akron, o.. Dec. 1I.-Three mea
were burned to death and four others
were Injured. one probably FATALLY.
early to-day when fire destroyed a
cottage in which they were sleeping
at Little Wadsworth. near here. The
dead and injured lived at Massillon.
where three of the men were attor-
neys.
The Dead.
HAROLD HOWALD, 50, city engi.
neer. of Massillon.
FRANK WAGNER, so, foreman ma
chinist.
LEROY HoDGEsoN, ss. truck
driver.
George W. Williams, SO, prominent
Massillon attorney, and former city
solicitor for two terms. was the most
/ seriously injured. He Is in Barber.
ton hospital. suffering burns about
the face and body. but physicians say
his chances for recovery are good.
Three Cottages Destroyed.
The fire. which broke out between
and 3 o'clock this morning. also de.
stroyed two adjoining cottages. II
probably was caused by detective
f1ue. DR.. Carl Kent. county coroner,
sad after an investigation.
The fire was discovered by Walter
Holt. 80, Massillon attorney. who SUI.
fered minor burns. Others who sut-
fered sligh: burns were Elson Wetlin.
80, Massilon attorney and owner OF
the cottage in which the men were
s'eeping. and Samuel Zauko vich. 80,
Massillon. truck driver.
Holt and Zankovich tried to arouse
the other occupants.
Howald. Wagner and HodgesoD
were sleeping in a room which was
surrounded by flames. Finding VIZ.
liams hanging unconscious from a
second story window. Holt rushed
back in to the building and threw
him to the ground. twenty feet below.
Hodgeson and zankovich had
brought a load oil furniture and sup
plies.
The bodies Of the dead men were
taken to a Massillon undertaker's.
As city engineer Of MassiIlon. How.
aid caused a long and bitter battle
between the council and Mayor H. II.
vogt, which resulted In legal action
that prevented the administration
from awarding more than half a mil.
lion dollars in contracts for street i'm!
provements.
Wefer formerly was prominent IN
politics aud is law partner OF VIII
liams. Williams Is son OF Health
Commissioner John H. Williams, or
Massillon.
Weller and Williams had been Nv.
Ing in the cottage. which stood on the
bank o. the West reservoir. with John
Hammersmith, another Massillon at.
torney, since summer. Hammersmlth
was prevented by business from
spending the weekend with his
friends last night
Holt declared he was awakened
with a choking feeling. He found his
room full OF smoke and the stairway
afiame. cutting off his escape. He
jumred out window onto porch
and found Willioms hanging from the
window, with his head and shoulders
out
After rushing back into the build
ing, and rescuing Williams, Holt re-
turned to the porch and was forced to
slide down a pillar to the ground.
Then he and zankovich tried to
awaken the others. All but the three
dead men were rescued. The bodies
Of Howald. Wagner and Hodgeson
were found after the cottage had been
razed.
A fire had been left burning in the
fireplace when the men retired. Coro.
ner Kent said his Investigation re.
vealed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

Marion. Ills. Dec. 17.-(By The Asso-
c,a;ed press with. four sot the Ave
defendants already pointed out as hay.
Inv been seen with guns during the
Herr,n riots, when 20 unarmed nom
union miners were slain. the prosecu-
ton today prepared to continue the
nrcsen,ation OF its case at the opening
OF the second week Of the trial to-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

New York. Dec. l7.--One square mlio
~, rho lower Feast Side. where 5O",Vuo
uersnns liver. shows one of the lowest
infant mortality rates In the world br'
Nuynl S. copeland. United States se2a-
tor.elcct. declared TODAY In an ADDRESS
to the congregation Beth Hamidrash
IIagafor. .,,.
In this crowded area, Dr. C"pe!ahd
said. among every l,nnO children horh'
every so die in the first year or life. In
contrast. he said. in the upper ruin
avenue district lN1 OF every 1000 chill
dren during their first year,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Half Million College Fire

Ames. Iowa. Dec. 1.-THE armory OF
the reserve Officers training corps. on
the Iowa S.ate college camuus. was de-
s,royod by fire which broke out shortly
before midnight last night.
The loss was estimated at 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Firmness - shown.

Warsaw, Dec. II ASSOCIATED Press).
Marshal Joseph Pilsudski. former
provisional president OF Poland. NAB
been appointed chief Of staff OF tne
Polish army He replaces General 81
korskI, who has assumed the PREMIER
.h.p. The formation within Few hours
of a new cabinet through the efforts OF
81. Rataj, who automatically became
president when Narutowicz was assas-
sInateS. and OF General Sikorski. VINO
was called to the premiership mas sive"
,ba neople a feeling Of security. Tho
immediate summoning Of parliament for
ne,t Wednesday TO elect a new presi-
dent has strengthened this feeling. ana
pusudskrs appointment as CHIEF OIL
staff has given additional assurance
that all necessary f!rmness Will be
shown by the heads OF the government
in this critical time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
THREE BURNED TO DEATH: FOUR
INJURED I'm FIRE NEAR AKRON
No Arrests After Disclosure Of Attempt
To Free Alleged Murder ConSpIratoT

connection with the alleged
Holly Mohr
officials
Doris Brunen charged Win the
slaying Of circus
rwfeo Of named
murder as having had part
given the authorities the CONFESS ION
furnished files to assist the prisoners IN
the SAID ohlshI because He
unsuccessful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Twentv-Seven Believed
Lost In Lake Storm
Tug Reliance, Wrecked On
Rocks Off Lizard Island,
Carried Many Passengers
- Drowned or Die From
Exposure.

Sau,t Ste Marie, Mich, Dec. IL.
Twenty.seven persons are missing
and are believed to have been drown.
ed or died from exposure following
the disaster which overlook the tug
Reliance when 1t hit the rocks OIL
Lizard island four days ago.
This was the fear expressed by ottt-
cials OF the Superior Paper Company.
owner of the tug. who tonight, for
the fist time, admitted that in addt-
tion to the crew Of fourteen, the Re-
lance carried twenty-five passengers.
Seven survivors OF the wreck
reached here last night. Two others,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herten, cooks, were
suffering 80 from cold and exposure
that they were left at q station CT the
Algoma Central railroad for medical
attention by the other survivors.
The last seen OF the missing twen''
ty.seven persons was wednesday
morning, when the Reliance, battling
through a binding snowstorm. went
on the rocks of Lizard island. str1D'
ped her wheel, and sank almost I'M
mediately.
Captain D. A. Williams. OF this city,
and six others who were forward.
took one lifeboat, while nine others.
including Mr.. and Mrs. Harten, took
the other. The second boat drtfted
several hours In the storm and was
blown ashore on the Canadian main
land IS miles north or here.
A snowstorrn, driven by forty mile
nm rour mind has again caused post
ponement Of the rescue Of any SUE
yivors. The tugs Gray and Favorite
have been forced to take shelter tor
the night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

The Lizard islands arc few miles
of the northern Ontario mainland
seventy-five miles north OF Point AUX
Pines, at the western entrance to the
St. Mary's river.
The eastern end OF Lake Sur crior IS
sporsely settled from Datchewana lay
To Michipicoten harbor. \ distance OF
more than fifty miles. and the nearest
railroad is ten or fifteen miles inland
from the point where part OF the crew
OF the tug Reliance washed ashore.
All the eastern end Of the lake from
Whitefihs bay TO Michipicoten island
has been swept by severe storms for
several days, and Is reported filled WITH
drifting Ice. The only government res
cue boats stationed IN the vicnity Narsf
thrcs, emll, vessels At Sault Ste Marie.
and the converted sub.chasef Cook. q
tho coast guard service. At GraAd
Marais Refuge harbor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
THE INTELLIGENCER

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper In West
Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
LOW DEATH RATE SHOWN.

CONTINUED on Page TwslvO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10
RADNA PiENARNI 5CEuZE
USTR. VYB. III. N. s. q,


Schulz ridil predseda p. Il
Bernreiter. Sestayeno bylo Me
morandum Ministerske rad6 &c
skoslovenska Republiky, ably
konecne cestne vyIidila otazku
odskodneho 6. legionaru inEa-
lidu Y Americe, Memorandum
zaslano Slovenska Lie i SVazu
KatoIiku, ably je spolupodepsa-
lr. s Memorandum poslany bu-
dou tez pIipisy ministerskema
predsedovi Or, Benesovi, mini
stru vojenstvi JarzaIovi pred
sedoyi poslanecaa sa6movny To
ma$kovi a pfed adovi sanatu
Pfaskoyi aby sv# d vIivem pIl-
chill Sc Q skonceaj tato zliezi-
tosti. Pracuie Sc ua planu iak
pouciti kraiany, Americe del
81 dobu usedle, ably zadali za
statni obcanstvi Nydan bude
zvlastni letak S poutenim Q tato
veci. Vsem jedHotam SoEoI-
skym a Druzinam cs. legioaa-
III zaslany byly 0tlpisg abs
iednotliVi clen0Na k0rD0raUa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10

mravneisimu ziyotJ d6lnictva
Il vubec lidstya. (lprava arci
Test podana ze zorn6ho uhlu
maiitele tovarny q byla by dvoj
nasobnd zajimaVa, kdyby isme
II slyseti Z list zamesnan-
eli. p. r.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10
NEZDAR SOCJALiSACE v
PALKOVE TOVARNE V LlPT.
SV. MIkULASI.

prumysl domaci prodelaVal nel
vetSi konjukturu povalecnou q
kdy nebylo zname slovo pod
nikatelske risiko". Y teto dobe
tovarnik Jan Palka, clovek vel .
mi vzdelany a proniknuty kre-
st anskymi ideami, ucinil We sve .
tovarne nazorny pokus Q socIa-
lisaci. SVoji tovarnu Ma kuze II
Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi pfedal deinl
kun, kteri byli ucastni ma III
sku tim zpusobem, re Sc Jim w I
placel pcdobe knizek podilo-
vych. la prvni rok obchodnl /.
1920 bylo timto zpusobem w
placeno delnikum $4,000 kc.
Krom toho v6noval tovarnik
Palka 10000 KC ma zVlastnl
fond vychovny. Byly zrlzeny .
zvlastni delnick6 kursy, do KITE
rych Sc 4 potatku nekterl delnl- /.
ci dali zapsati. DO konce roku
vsak vetSina delniku pfestala
tyto kursy naVstevoVati, takze
ma konec profesori nemeli 20
sluchaCu. Ma misto Skoinih0
vzdelani nastaly V podnlku tire
nice mezi komunisty a socialnl-
mi demokraty.
Obchodni rok 1921 byI pro
podnik Palkuv velmi zly. Ceny
surovych j vydelanych kozi ra-
pidne klesly a We skladech ma
'kupilo Sc iich tolik, re bylo
Inutno Ma diva mesice omeziti w
robu. Vetsi cast kozi byla po-
zdeii yyvezena do Mad arslla,
pri cemz vSak zaVod utrpel zna
| enc kursove ztraty ma mad ar
ske valute. Bilance, ktera byia
yypracovana, yykazoyala ztra-
| tn yeSkerych resery a krone TO
! no l7.5 procenta skutecneho
kapitalu Ztraty, kter6 zdvod
utrpi ma zasobach zbozi, ktere
mu zbyly, nejsou doposud od-
hadnuty. v dusledku toho "a
posledni obchodni rok bude asi
tezko yyplaceti delnikum podi-
| ly ma zisku. S yypIacenim zisku
Y podiloNych knizkaeh nebyli
vsak spokojeni n6ktefi delnici
Palkova zayodu hned prynl
rok. ackoliy iednotlivci obdrze-
Ii az 2462 kc. Mnozi prohlasi-
| Ii, re by jim bylo milejsi, kdyz
by obdrzeli hotoNe 200 800
kc. V zayode Palkove mel sc
take voliti yybor zamestnaucu,
/ ktery vsak pro osobnl rozmisky
mezi delniky nikdy radne volen
| nebyl. Jeden Glen tohoto yybo-
: III odjel do Amellky, phi tem1
: zaslal vzpominku yernym ko-
: munistum toNarne a Nysloyl
i opoyrzenl socialne demokratl
: ckym zradcun. Dfuhy ellen Wy.
boru odesel toNarny. kde "a
| nechal pres 1000 kc dluhu. NJ
: konec zustal toyarne pouzt
| ieden Glen Vuboru.
Behem dolby, 60 zavod Pal
kuv byl soclahsoyan, staly 5,
I tam nejake vetSi kradeze,
/ jednom piipade cinila skoda II
i 100000 kt wee dostala Il
{ pred trestni soud. Spoluylast
( nix tovarny byl pax zavren n
e 6 meslcu. Pr tom mel jeste cd
: vahu zadati 2 vezeni, ably m
. tovarnlk Pallla yyplatil pod
{. lovou knizku Kc 1000.
), casopise "Nova Prace" uvere.
! nuie tovarnik Palka treh Nyhl
. sku svym robotnikum, kde vst
chny tyto pfipady uyadi. Pr
= pad tento je iiste velmi zai
!. navy poucny, nebot' ukazui
. na rozdlly mezi theorii a praE
Ia 81. pokud Sc tIce resent otazk
g. socialisacnl. Toyarnik Pallla !
n pliznava ze dosel ( nazoru.
4, K soeialisaci Test nutna zralo
5 lidske spolecnosti, ktera Sc nj
ii ze dostaviti len vVchovou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10

yasi olfokynl, jen mne od memo
oGmozte, dpele kIe6ovit6.
Jan Sc nanejvEse ulekl.
"Vstahte!" pravil. "Jak
nam Yam pomoci? Vzdyt'
valn Blaas nemuze niceho ude-
Iati, mate svou syobodnou yuli.
Zde zijeme We svobodn6 zemi.
BIaas nema mad vami zadn6
moci, nemuslte Sc no bati," HE
dal il takto upokojiti.
ooh, ON ma made mnou moe, |
strasnou moc" zacla Ease ma
novo Mark9ta, lest to strasli-
vl 5lovek, Oh mne zabije. Ute
kIa jsem mu, nejdriTe jsem mu
prchla do Ameriky nasel
mne; schoyaIa jsem Sc tn pred
MIN. on mne Ease najde." !"
prirozen5 rytirskost Janova
ne30pust!la, aby neupokoil to-
H. jak Sc nu zdalo boiacne
atvoEeni.
aJak daIaca hudu moci. g.
chranim vas, pravil a podal
7rarkaf6 rnl,u Ixtar5 4 ucboni-
e ] tak lihala u 4 sotva mo-
II odtrl,noiti ..nTa ;v6fsi ochra-
n, n,5ta ya s,,a 7n,uziIosti w
et4nfa nrot; n4n,n baz bazn6 !
o3bodIana r5a bvcb vidar
1.fara1, Il, v5s n6Eanon mill
T,drF,.ta ,,sal, ao.rabovaIa no-
.oa zavolaita onat, sI<onfiI
Tsn ,ogn,I,,,,n
e.,' 80, ~ = -. .t,fa
-. 80 = 7 y -
''-'.- : - ''''o' ''N'
d. ;a'., a.,..,,. .,,ol.oiana -
;; .o.Fo, Chf. oobra1o-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10

IDA So mi, ctenA sIecn0, Ze
5sen se onehdy nerylil. domni
vaje se spatIiti We vas znamod'
Eikoli pane Wredowe. vid6l I
jsta dobre! Jsem Mark6ta
Ieinhardtova, praviIo nesma-
lynn hIasem devte.
JAN vysl1ocil ze zidle.
"Marketa Meinhardtoya re
Stepnice, sluzka me matky?"
vykrikl prekvapen i pohnut F..
"Kdyz jsem odchazel Z domova !
byla js5e ieste dit6, ale vase
tahy zdstaly tyt6z, nezm6niIa
jsta se, a diyal Sc pin dcasten-
styi Tia byvalou sluzku sye mat
KY.
Bylo mnG ctrnacte let te
hdy," prayila Marketa a hled6-
Ia stale < zeni. Jest mi to IL
to, ze Sc vse tax pIihodiIo = il
stala Sc d6ditkou,' pfipojila 5
povzdechem, pohlednuysi dkd-
. sem ia Jana.
n toho si mic ned6leita, za
to plece nemuzete. "a svoji
vernon sluzbu d0ckala iste Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10

TEMNG STINY
Easi otrokyni. len mne cd n6he
Roman . anlerick6ho 4iVota
od I'll, RI Bonina

Jata-svsYges
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-16
COLORADO RIVER DAM.

Every person interested in the de-
yelopment of Nevada and most par
ticularly southern Nevada is watch
ing with great interest the progress
of the proposition to impound the
waters of the Colorado river in the
vicinity of the Boulder Canyon.
No doubt the final decision will be
made at the meeting of the Commits
sion in New Mexico in August, the
time set by Chairman Herbert Hooy-
er. According to the transcript OF
the proceedings of the previous
meetings the claims of Nevada to
ocreage for which water ALLEGATIONS
were sought were for total of ST.
600 acres Virgin river and tributar-
les $4,000 acres; Muddy river and
tributaries, $1,000; Colorado river
and tributaries, $4,000.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-16
Political announcements
PETER BUOL

PETER BUOL
Announces his candidacy for nomi-
nation as
UNITED STATES SENATOR
ron Nevada on the Republican
:;ket at the Primary, September
o, 1929.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-16
DO YOUR ASSESSMENT WORK

Prospectors and claim owners
should not overlook the fact that all
assessment work, under the new law
must be completed by the first day
of July. This does not mean that you
Just get on the ground and begin
your work by throwing few tools
in the old prospect on the first, but
that the work must be all completed,
The law was changed for the bene-
fit of the prospector and small mine
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-16
ACllAy DOWHllS
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
kurtimAsss naAs - All Ki,as ~ WsrA
PIOCHE, NEVADA
Mako Bacic
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING
Meadow Valley Street,
PIOCHE, NEVADA
MINING DIRECTOR Y

Virginia LOUISE MINING COMPANY
Incorporated under Go laws OF the
State Of Nevada.
capitalization 100000 shares at
$1.O0 each.
Principal office, Phoebe, Nevada
Transfer office, $50 |. w. Hellman
Building, Los Angeles.
Location of mine. Ely Mining Dis
trict. Lincoln County, Nevada.
Officers and Directors: ]. ID.
Thomson, President; n. s. Berray,
Vice President Chas. A. Thompson.
Secretary.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-16

Someone placed well printed
paper on our desk this week with
the editorial pages folded out ready
for our inspection evidently, and up
on first glance we thot that the boss
had subscribed for the Christian
Science Monitor, but upon inspection
we found that it was the Nevada
Searchlight and published in Reno
Real work, brother Mcneil, keep it
up.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-16
Panaca Notes

Miss Jewel Sharp Of Alamo. Is a
visitor here this week.
Mrs Henry Hammond and daugh-
ters Ada and Sarah, of Ursine, ar
rived last Saturday. Mrs Hammand
and Sarah are visiting relatives,
while Ada, one of the graduates of
Lincoln High, is taking the State
Teachers examination.
Mrs Henry Mathews left last Sat
urday for Pomona Calf to visit her
son Clarence and family who reside
there.
George Syphus, VIM. Butler, Fran
els Lee and Amos Philips, spent last
Sunday at their homes here while
Mr. Bowling made trip to his
Spring Valley Ranch. They return
ed to Caliente early Monday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Galloway of
Richfield Utah, are visitors at the
home of Mr. Callaway's parents Mr.
and Mrs L. c. Galloway.
Mrs Ellen Gentry, president of
Moapa Stake Relief Society, of st,
Thomas New, visited Panaca last
| Tuesday and attended the regular
| SO sion of the society held that day
| A ter the close of the meeting. cream
81 arbet and cake were served to all
| pr sent. The committee in charge
OF refreshments was, Mrs Lilith r,
Lee, Mrs Elizabeth Butler and Mrs
n "a Wadsworth, Mrs Martin
Bunker, also of st. Thomas, accom-
panied Mrs Gentry to this place.
The dance given by the Furious
Four Orchestra last Friday night
was attended by a goodly crowd of
young people. Phoebe and Caliente
were well represented by dancers
Mrs Mary Gentry was i'll at her
home here during the week
Mr. and Mrs Leo Horton and son
spent several days here last week
visiting Mrs Horizons parents, MI
and Mrs A. Fl. Wedge and other rel
atives. They left Sunday for La,
Vegas, New. where they will reside
MIR Horton having been Transferred
from Provo by the railroad company
f. A Hanson left Tuesday 70
Reno Nevada to attend the summe
session of the University.
Mr. Hanson has resigned his post
DIN here at the Lincoln County Higl
|, School and will be member of tn
Las Vegas Faculty, of the Las Vega
! rieh School the coming year.
HI Dave Mathews and VIM. Atchinso
came from Phoebe Monday and lei
Tuesday morning to haul ore 10
Mr. Holiday, near Comet.
Il Mrs C. p. Mathews entertaiue
| Wednesday in honor of the birthda
university of her daughter Ada.
| state examinations for teacher
is being held at the High School,
Lawrence Wadsworth, conducting.
II Misses Nellie and Elsie Anderso
of Salt Lake City, are visitors at tn
home of their grandmother Nj
Helen Grover.
| Mrs Sue II. Ronnow and Mrs Ey
T. Lee returned from Salt Lake Cit
where they attended the NJ. |. 1
Convention held there last week.
Dan Mathews has gone to ldat
to bring home his daughters, Vel
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-16

and Thelma, who have been away
for several months.
Mrs ID. G Mathews and children
visited Mrs F. G. Pace at Caliente
last Sunday.
The Commercial Club held their
regular meeting Monday evening
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-16

VIM Franklin returned Monday
from Salt Lake city where he &C.
companied the late Jack Dyer and
wife during the formers illness.
Mrs. Dyer returned to Phoebe with
him and will remain with the Frank
Inns for some time.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-16

EARL L. MATHEWS
.AnT ounces his candidacy forthe
domination for the office of
ASSESSOR
Subject to the will of the Demo-
ratio voters at the primary election
20 be held on September 5, 1922.
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owner in order that they could take
advantage of the better season of
the year in which to do their work,
and any one who has not complied
with the law before July first has
forfeited his rights and the ground
will be open to location.
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PRINCE CONsOLIDATnD MINING
AND sMELTING COMPANY

7" 1Fporaied under the laws OF
NeN .da
Capitalization, one million shares,
two dollars each.
Principal office, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Location OF property, Ely Mining
District, Lincoln County, Nevada
Twenty claims.
Officers: A. IL. Godbe. President;
George F. WATSON, Vice-President:
w. S. McCornic. Treasurer: NJ. c.
Godbe. Secretary and General Man
ager; d. l.. Wertheimer, additional
Director; j. II. Hedges, Superinten-
dent: A. l.. Scott, Resident Agent.