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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

FOR SALE-By owner, five-room modern
brick, stucco. all modern conveniences
except heat: built-in features, large
| sleeping porch, lawn. trees, vines, garage
and chicken yards, good location; will
sacrifice; terms to suit reliable party.
| For furthar parti culars. phone 1S05-W,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

FOR SALE-By owner. new flve-room
bungalow. hard wood floors through
out, two closets and pantry, built-tn
features. extra large front porch, screened
in service porch; on lot 9oxl50; near
Second ward school. Inquire Ga East
SANTA Ee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01
WANTED-Real Estate

WANTET-~To buy from owner, one or
two lots on East silver. Phone iSll-Ws'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01
CARPENTERING
BY George McManus

N.-o---~-~~~--~- >-->----~--
PETTIFORD-THE ODD JOB MAN
All kinds Of work. Phone 1851.
y y CARPENTER WORK. large or
small. new or repair call 203l.J. all
work guaranteed.
WANTED--Odd jobs carp,ntering. house
painting and repairing. at reasonable
prices. Phone 1f56-R.
PAINTING and kaisomnlng done; WALL
paper cleaned: roofs repaired; prices
reasonable Phone 5G5-W, or 15l5-M.
PAINTING, paper hanging snJ caisom-
lining; all wo'k guaranteed. L. w
owens, 6ts south Edith. phone 1871.
WE DO ODD JOB carpenterlng and
house building. reasonable; investigate
! o low prices: estimates free. Phone
9396-M. J. r. Klrken. go Yale street.
IL WANT sou TO investigate my low prices
on any kind Of a building proposition
| you have In view. a. l.. Palmer. Funga-
low Builder box Il. citv ph"ae w.
| BUILDING. alterations, repairing large
| jobs OF small: work by contract or ny
| the day: reasonable prices; work guar
anteed. estimates free. Call lISS'W. "
L. Inhnuon. GIG \ I'm.
WANTED--Real Estate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

\ FO-' RENT--Two light housekeeping
rooms, water and lights paid. Ez
South Broadway.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

FOR SALE-My new four-room stucco
bungalow, all modern conveniences ex-
cept heat; built-in features; good porches.
lawn and garage: owner going east, and
will sacrifice; good location; easy terms
Furniture also for sale. 40 West Mar
|
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

FOUR new furnished houses, always
rented at s125 per month, $3.50 cash
buys each one; can't be built for less
than $4,000 each; must sell. Room Z.
First National bank building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE on TRAD - lumber wagon
ana a heavy spring wagon. three
fourth5 mile west Of bridge A. '. james.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

1 FOR RENT--Room. furnished for light
~ housekeeping. $40 month. 2ol East
Lewis; near shops.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

. FOR RENT--One room with glassed-in
sleeping porch, furnished for house,
hopping: also one front bed room. well
furnished; garage; close in; no sick. $40
Y west Tiieras
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

sTOR RENT--Wei furnished bed room
for gentlemen onl:; hot and cold run
tiIng water, centrally located; no sick, nr
tear sick taken. GIL West Coal. phone
llO2.J
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

FOR RENT--After April l, nicely fur
nished front room, in modern home
close in Phone 1S15-R.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

\ H)R RENr--Speciai offer. One furnish
n Md rnnm adjoining bath IN brand new
nNudefn hume: close IN. private porch en-
,elrancc; eapioycd peop'e Preferred rta-
tonablc, Phone lvi9-M. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

FOR RENT--Nice large room and sleep
ing porch, modern near car line. Phone
o25g-W
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

NOR RENT Strictly high class room
\ N, north. east and south exposure south.
lh,pst sleeping porch. private nome. best
~ sldentiaI district; gentleman preferred
~. sick can e70,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

FOR SALE--New homes by owner; one
six-room. S2f West Gold; one six-room.
ITO North Maple; one four-room, 2l0
| North Maple; terms. Call S2l West Sill
yer, phone 1949-M.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

FOR SALE--Modern white cement brick
house of four rooms; large closets and
pantry; surrounded by five apple trees;
garage and CHICKEN Louses. Apply 10f1
Orchard Place
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, well VEN
tilated bed room, suitable for one or
two gentlemen. 41G SGIth Third.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-01

FOR RENT-Furnace heated front room.
-7 ground floor. adjoining bath. 600 West
JTtuit phBne 2052-J,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27

heele. David; Keele. Eliza: Keele
RoNa E.; Lee. A. ": Lee, Clara r. A.;
Lee, Vera. Lee. Mary; Lee. Francis
NJ; Lee. Willard o.: Lee Eva T.;
Lee. Lilith r.; Lee. Chester C.: Lee.
Alice G.: Lee. Henry H.: Lee. ]. W.:
Lee. Athella: Lee. Mrs. Erma; Lee.
Lawrence W. Lee, Leah: Lee, Por-
ter: Lee. Mrs. Effie D.; Lee, Frank
g, Lee. James j.: Lee, Mary j.:
lee. Eathel X: Long, Walter. Long.
Annie; Mathews. Chas. p; Math-
VS., odessa Mathews. Henry II. !:
Mathews, Marry v: Mathews. Earl
L.: Mathews, LATE; Mathews. Clyde:
Mathews, Dan; Mathews, Allan J..
Mathews, Phillip; Mathews.
Amy; Mathews, Henry; Mathews,
Mrs. LATE Mathews, Rex; Mathews
VIM. Sr.; Mathews. Chas.. Jr.
Mathews, Carrie; Mathews. Annie:
Mathews, Ella R.; Mathews, ID. c.;
Mathews. Amy D.; Nelson. Chas.;
Nelson, Casper; Nelson, John; Phil
lips. Verna s.; Phillips. Ruth; Phil
lips. Amos; Phillips, Edwards r.;
Reed. Jack r.; Rice, Mrs. Ray:
hlce, raymond; Rice. Fred; Rom
now. Jos Stanton; Ronnow, C. p;
Ronnow, Sue H.; Ronnow, Maggie
A.; Ronnow. Erastus; Ronnow, Mrs.
Dorothy; Ronnow, Dan j.; Ronnow.
Joseph; Ronnow, Mary; Snow.
Laura; Snow, Elliot; SheaIian, Paat;
Stewart. NJ. A.; Syphus, Clara; Sy
phus, George; Syphus. Mrs. George;
Wadsworth, Joshua g.; Wadsworth.
carr Eugene; Topping, Beth;
Edwin: Wadsworth
FRANKLIN f.; Wadsworth, Florence
NJ; Wadsworth, j. Lawrence; Wads-
worth. David A.: Wadsworth. Bees
sic NJ; Wadsworth, Josephine; Wads
worth, Nephi j.; Wadsworth, Eliza
=; Wadsworth, Sarah; Wadsworth,
Mrs. NJ. L.; Wadsworth, Ella; Wads-
worth. Lois s.; Wadsworth, Jas. A..
BENJAMIN; Wadsworth
Mrs Grace; Wadsworth. Mrs. Nora
B.; Wadsworth, Mrs II. "; Wads-
Worth, George A.; WadsworthM. L.;
Wadsworth, David t.; Wedge, AL
bert H; Wilcox, Carlyle W.:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
PANACA PRECINCT
PanaCa Post OFFICE

Adair, Madeline; Blad, A. G.; Blad,
y innie; Butler, william; BUTLER,
Elizabeth, H.; Byers, NJ. o.; Gala.
way. Carolyn; Galloway. Levi.
Grove, John; Duruin, Jas. A.; Dan
vers. Rachel; Edwards. Mrs John Z. !.
Edwards, Annie r.; Edwards, John
H.; Edwards, Harve; Edwards
Hosea s.. Edwards, Maribah. I'd
wards, Eli; Edwards, VIM. H.; Ed
wards. Mrs VIM. H.; Edwards. Franl,
e; Edwards. George H.; Ellsworth,
Roy; Findlay, David l.; Findlay.
Elizabeth; Findlay. Albert H.; Find
lay, Mrs Fay; Gentry. Ernest, Cen
try, Mary; Gentry. Jennie: Gentry.
Mrs. Lydia; Gentry. Walter; Good
man, Dora; Goodman, r. F.; Grover,
Helen A.; Hansen. Emma L. Han
sen, Geo; Hansen, Chas.; Hansen.
Erastus A.; Heaps. Katherine f.:
Heaps. VIM. A.; Heaps. Jane: Heaps.
MILFORD; Heaps, Marintha j.; HEAPS.
Eta s.; Hicks, Maude s.; Hicks,
Geo. w; Higgins, fannie r.; Hugh
es. j. M; Jones. Luella p: Keele.
George Quincy; Keele, VIM, Sr. !;
kesle. Belle: Keele, VIM, Jr.;
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
ALAMO PRECINCT
Alamo Post Office

Bean, Alta; Bean, J. f.; Brown,
Ben L.; Brown, Margery; Brown,
L. A.; Burke, Margaret; Burke,
Charles A.; Chism, Gardener L.;
Chism, = sues c.; Clark, Chas. N;
Cox, EdIa,; Cox, Jos, s.. Cox, Eliza
j.; Cutler, Winifred; Davis, Matte;
Davis, George G.; Foremaster, Otto
b.; Foremaster, Margaret E.: Fore
master, Carl f.; Foremaster, ]. p;
Foremaster, Jos. F.; Foremaster, NJ
NJ. Foremaster. Caroline; Ferguson!
Halle; Ferguson, w. M; Granger,
Ben c.; Granger, Peter; Henderson.
Z. L.; Henderson, Mrs C. H.; Higbee,
E. P; Higbee, Eta L.; Higbee, Isaac
W.; Higbee. VIOLA Kaze, John.
koyen, c. A.; Koyen, Lucy L.; Koy-
en-, Laura a.; Lamb, Charlotte G..
Lamb, Marion; Lamb, VIM. s.;
Lamb. w. g.. Maggie, John c.; Pace.
Madge b.; Pace, Sid; Peterson,
Annie; Peterson. Erwin G.; Roeder,
VIM N. Richard, Emma; Richard,
j. W.; Richard, Alice: Richard. A
~ Richard, George W.: Richard,
Mary A.; Riding, George f.; Riggs,
sylvia; Riggs. Mrs Y. w.: Riggs,
Aimee; Riggs, NJ; A.; Riggs, A. D.;
SaNton, Geo. T.. Saxton, Annette e:
Sharp, Mardell; Sharp, Lawrence s.;
SHARP, Joseph L.; Shumway, Elijah;
Stewart, Karl c.; Stewart, Tavern:
Stewart, Carlos; Stewart, Ruth,
Stewart. Omer A.; Stewart, Paul E.:
stewart, Ethel H.; Stewart. Ethel G
stewart, Sumner IT,; Stewart, w. r.
Sr.; Stewart, w. r. Jr.; Stewart.
Raymond; Stewart. Mishie s.; Stew
art. David L.; Stewart, Lois C..
Stewart, Pearl; Stewart, Jennie.
Stewart, Jessie L.. Stowell, Mamie.
sylvester, Victor L.; Thompson,
Gladys; Thorne, Annie; Thorne.
W. F; Wadsworth. L. f; Wadsworth,
Earl; Wadsworth. Cecil "; Wads-
worth, Susie c.; Wadsworth, Kate.
Clark, Charles N; Hervey, w. ";
Higbee. Mrs. Mayme: Henderson. c.
L.; Henderson. Mrs. C. L.; Mallory.
J. c.; Mallory, Mrs. j. c.; Massey
Mrs. r. E.; Maggie. John c.; Rich
ard, Mary A.; Riding, G. E.; Sharp.
VIM. d.; Shumway, Sarah Ann;
M. A.; Steele. Mar
gerry; Sylvester, Victor L..
Wadsworth, Theresa; Higbee. w. II, |
Lamb, Marion; Lamb, w. G.; DrakesI
rhos.; Richards. lone.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
CARP PRECINCT
tiiffsiale Post Office

Attmore. Harry b.: Bunker, Rob
ert f.: Bunker, Annie Elizabeth:
'unker. Hector; Beard, Nora Belle;
Beard, George VIM; Bunker. Nina
Nittwar; Conk. Eva Frances; Conk.
Walter B.; Cougnlan. Patrick Hen
ryi Dotson. Martin Tapley; Clifford.
Arthur Lee; Huston. Pearl; Huston,
Archie VIM; Hulse. Daniel Sylves-
Ter; hilburn, Albeit Lee: Priest
John T.; Snort. Jolus S.;
kendrick. Clarence Edwin; Lyman,
Bert; Mcdonald. Eugene c.: McDon-
alo Clara; Rees, Josephine; Rees,
Matthew D.; Stroud, George Ed
ward; Stroud. Mamma Morgan.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
HIKO PRECINCT
Hike Post Orftce

Castles, Carrie: Castles, Chas. N;
castles, James; Castles. John; Cas-
Ties, Mrs Eta; Davis, Evan G.; Geer.
a. d.; Geer, c. E.; Geer, A. W.;
Henrie, James; Henrie, Clara Clark
Love, Flora M: Love, C. W.; Love,
IL. b.; Love. C. w. Jr. Love, Sarah
Jane; Love. Mrs Hugh E.; Nesbitt.
Esther; Nesbitt. Joseph James; Nes-
bit, @. Edgar; Patthoff, Oscar j.;
Reid, joni E.; Roberts, II. ";
Schofield, Eddes; Schofield, Ella NJ:
schofield. d. X; Schofield, NJ. F.;
Schofield Mrs s. j.; Schofield, w. j.:
Schofield. w. IT,; Schofield, Joseph
inc; Shumway. Elijah; Thiriot, Al
vira H.; Thiriot. George W.; Tyler
{. A.; White. Mike; Wright, Eloise;
Brownlow. w. H.; Hays, Herbert
helf, c. Neal, F.; Ohlen, liza Ryon:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27

C.: Keele. Ruby l.: Langford. C:
i-angford. W. B.: Lane. Il. v; La
than. Frances; Leyeen, d. NJ: Lid
die. Mary: Liddle. ArVid: o.: Listen,
William Albert; Liston. AyiIda Ange-
Ina; Llston. Edward r.; Lyle. Mar
garet a: Love. Hattie A: Love
James; Leone. Aneta: MeCans. Nor
ris X; Mekans. Ida. MeClain. Frank
n; McFarlane. Ben: Mcfarland.
Leon III. MeFay. Marie; MeNamee
Frank r.; McGuffie. Josehp; Me-
kinnon, Hugh: Mackie, Alex j.;
Maekie, Jane; Mackleprang, Selma.
Maher. Frank C.: Marquis. Thomas
l.; Marquis Lille. NJ: Marriage. r.
Charles d.; Martello. Giuseppe: Mas
sara. Henry; Matthews, Emma; Mat
thews' J. w; Miller, Gladys; Miller.
Minnie; Millsap, Alvin H.; Millsap
Suda Mitchell, Il. N; Mitchell, Mrs
=. N; Meyer. AlonZa; Meyer, Jen-
ME; Maekie, Bruce; Mackleprang,
I'D; Moore, Wilson A.; Murphey.
Marjorie; Murphey, Foster w;
Newell. VIM; Nicholson. p. j.; Mic
holsen, T. s.; Nolan. Chris; Norris.
Shanet; Norris, Ollie NJ; Norris. Vic
let; Norris. Alvin Henry; Norris,
Clair b.; Olson, Hans; Olson. Rose.
Olson, Clyde. Ortiz, Della; Pace,
Frank Covington; Pace, Vilate: Pal
mer. Frank; Parker, Sam s.; Pettee.
James; Pippin. Janet ": Pippin
Thomas; Powell, VIM. Lee: Race
Willard; Rapier. G. E.; Rapier
Maude; Rawles. Henry; Ready, Mrs
Jennie; Ready, C. A.; BEDFORD, ]. b.:
Rees. Horace G.; Rees, Rosemond: |
Rice. Hyrum; Rice. Joseph Rich
ards, G. F.; Rice, Lee Arnold;
Ryan, James; Ryan, Martha Ann,
Ryan, Joel; Roberts. Robert A.; Rob |
erts, Katherine; Roberts, Paul l.: |
Rood, Isaac L.; Rushton, Dan; Rus
sey, S. o.; Sachs, Walter; Salt, Grace
d.; Salt Ralph T.; Schfer. Chas,
Schow, Spencer; Sawyer, VIM. H.;
Schwartz, Vera; Scholl, Maud; Stat
terry, d.; Smith. Willard w; Smith,
Caroline o.; Smith, Phil; Smith.
Kathleen, NJ: Smith, VIM. f.; Smith,
John Wesley; Smith, Myrtle NJ:
Smith, Mrs Caroline E.; Smith, John
NJ; Senter, George Melbourne; shy
der, Ray H.; Sommers, VIM. SPOTS,
Joseph; SPOTS, Albertina; Stanton,
heid, W., StearnS, Chas. H.; Rieye,
Anna j.; Sawyer, Title; Shaughnes-
sy. David E.; Shinn Vincin; Shinn.
Louise; Snyder, Mabel; Snyder, Les
ter E.; Thompson, Caroline; Tier
ney, Bernard T.. Stevenson,
James H.; Stockham, d. D.; STRAIT
ford, JOY; Tennille, Maude; Tennille,
Ollie; Tennille, Alice; Tennille, j.
b.; Tennille, II. c.; Thompson, s. L.;
Thomas, Mrs j. W.; Thomas, J. W;
Towland, Mrs A. W.; Wadsworth,
Allene M; Wadsworth, Joseph H.;
Wadsworth, Clarence L.; Walling-
ford. Harry, Ward, Edward; War
rem Mile: Warren, Frank s.:
Bernard; Warning. Kath-
crime; Watson. ]. D.; Webb, Earl L.:
Webb, Edna Millsap; Wedge, John
W.; Wedge, Emma; Williams, Nam
lie; Williams, Frank Woodwork.
Harley W.; Woodwork, Mary;
Yoachum, Mary Ann: Yoachum, Ada
Yoachum, James Archibald;
fuen, Fook Woo; Zumsttein, An
thony s.; Zumstein, John A.; Zum-
stein. Mary r.: Zumstein, John r.;
Bergman, John L.. Cram, Mary II.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
List of Registered Voters for
Lincoln County

The following is a list OF the regis
tered voters. registered in Lincoln
County, Nevada. for the General Flee
tion to be held November, 1922
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
GEYSER PRECI act
Phoebe Post OF Ice

Ercanbrack, b. A.; Ecanbrack.
Mrs b. A.; Carton. w. H.; Haskin,
u. s.; Haskin, Elizabeth E.; Haley,
j. NJ; Marsh, Alfred Zambolli,
Andy; Carter, James; Kixmiller,
Chas.; Kixmiller, Jean; Kixmiller,
William
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
DEERLODGE PRECINCT
Fay Post Office

Ayers, Cyrillus; Brown, VIM. !;
Damron. Milton; Damron, Mrs NJ;
Diefendorf, Henry; Hackett. Mrs n
H.; Hackett, Everest; Hackett
narah' Jensen, Fred; Rafferty,,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
CAMP VALLEY PRECINCT

Bowling. Kate; Donohue. =. r.;
Donohue. Mrs F. R.: Donohue. Jos
eph.; Donohue. Marie: Donohue.
John l.; Francis. Mrs Belle; Fran
els, John f.: Iiaight. Conrad;
Haight. orson; Haight. Mrs orson;
Haight. Mrs Conrad: Woodwork.
Thelma A: Woodwork, Clarence
Jerome; Bowling. Maurice.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
ELGIN PRECINCT
Elgin Post Office

Andrews, Chas. T.; Andrews, Ethel
Wen; Barnett, Albert; Barnett, Eva
Blakeman, John; Bradshaw, ]. w;
bradshaw, Jane; Bradshaw. Lydia;
BRADSHAW, John B.; Bradshaw, r..
j.; BRADSHAW, Ethel; Dixon, Lee
Lyle; Dixon, Evelyn; Grandin, John
j.; Henrie, Ethel s. Henrie, Farley;
Mcclellan. w. D.; McKinnon, Vida
G; Mckinnon, Donald X; Marriger,
Eta M; Marriger. Vivian; Reese,
Harvey M, Reese, Mrs Katherine
NJ; Rowe, Mary b.; Rowe, Lawrence
A.; Stewart Clarence r.; Stewart,
Bernice; Schlarman, Henry j..
Sctlarman, Rachael; Casey, Tom l.,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
''W NHLLEY PRECINCT
Ursine Post Office
EAGLE VALLEY PRECINCT
trsine Post Office

Binz, Rudolph; Dryer, Mrs Nellie:
)wyer, VIM; Gentry, Sarah H.;
hammond, Erwin A.; Hammond. Mrs
W. g.; Hammond, John E.; Ham
mond, Henry; hammond, Mrs Sarah
r.; Hammond, Mrs Zina; Hammond
Joseph; Hammond VIM e.; Ham
mond, Mrs Alice; Hollinger, Mrs
Laura; HollinSer, Mrs w. A.; Hol-
niger Mrs Samuel; Hollinger. JOS
eph; Holllnger. Frances; Hollinger
WIN A.; Hammond, Vera L.; Fogli-
am, Jack; Lyle. Roy E.; Lytle, Mrs
Emma; Lytle, Edwin; Warren, w.
D.; Warren, Maggie; Welland. ].
Raymond
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
CLOVER VALLEY PRECINCT
JCSeco Post Office

Beal. Sam; Boyd, Albert A.:
Dimmick, Chas. d.; Dobbins. Jas. r.. !:
Jones, Eliza; Mathews. VIM. Jr.:
Simkins, j. W.; Snow, Herbert; Sui
Ivan, Chas. r.; Woods. Albert S. :.
Woods, Lyman L.: Woods, Lamond
G.; Woods, Mrs l. l..
keele, Efte: Mathews, Matilda;
Brnndy, Charles H.; Brundy. Pm
dence L.: Keele, Francis Nj.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
state of Nevada, County of Lincol

state of Nevada, County of Lincoln,
IS.
|, Eva Dolan, County Clerk, in
and for said County of Lincoln, and
state of Nevada, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of the original voters
Of Lincoln County, registered for the
Primary Election to be held in Lin
coin County, Nevada, November I.
1929. and now on file and of record
in my office.
Witness my hand and seal this 25
day Of October, 1929
EVA DOLAN
County Clerk
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
BRISTOL PRECINCT
Phoebe Post Office

Lloyd. David; Macarthur, w. E.;
Quirk. Jas; Engman, Victor; Fergu.
son, Robert; Cook. Chester H.,
Campbell. s. T.; Cyphers. Robert
NJ; Fitzgerald. j. r.: johnson. VII
lam Lamb, James H.: Lindsay
Andy; Martin. Pat; W lie, Everett !;
Work, Andrew j.; Wal ar, Adleeit:
Walker, Owen.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27
ATLANTA PRECINCT
Phoebe Post Office

Lee, Chas. F.. Lee, Leo A.: Nor
IlS' Cecil; Morris. Clara; Price, Jas.
~ rrice, John; Peterson, Allen l.. !:
Harrison, |, NJ; Hnntsman, DOYLE;
Lee, Walker; Cole, Minnie; Cole. C.
"; hmpey, Lizzie; Empey, Dave G.
SPRING VALLEY PRECINCT
Ursine Post Office
Francis, David; Francis, Gorilla:
hrancls, Pearl; Francis, David W.;
togilani, Theodore; Fogliani, Louis:
Holllnger, Jas. N; Pratt, Joseph w. !:
Stursenegger, Jacob.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27

Wright. John p: Wright. Mary Z. /:
Weaver. Martha. Weaver Edward.
The Chilkat post., 1922-11-10
THE LISTENING POST
OUR FATHER WHO ART IN WASHING ION

Put to the
 sh and forgive all fines
 
 front onuhSD t. anda a1lo
 
 Who took ehomv,e etc. andP Panama Inc Fh1l1ipines and aaVii, GANG Section Mover, Ao BE SUNG SATURDAY andSu Fried rabbit
 
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  OVERHEARD; "say if the Captain your hair cut do charge o9 ' ~ O~O' N' knew that 3D. '@ 0'ner eye ne stood retreat masned Jordan, JUST FEW FROM LEG1oNA1RE:
 oome fellows a day may be all rjgh
 But when
  cali. ~ 01~1ES out K WE'RE YOU EVER P1NEED FAST? No but nav , to Dox flowers in the
The Chilkat post., 1922-11-10

OVERHEARD: "say, if the Cap
 you charge it ti in? We knew that the SD. work n
 the other eye he st ood Anyone wi shing to obtain a.
 mi ssioned Snow-shov el CT JUST A FEW FROM THE ALASKAN
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31
Tension Running Hiah

z BELFAST, May 31.-(By The AS
ISOLATED Press.) = Tension along
the parts of the Ulster Free State
border still ran high today. al
though. little additional fightine
was reported up till noon. Each
side apparently was occupied with
taking measures for protection
against possible attacks.
At STabane, the inhabitants were
particularly busy in taking meas
ures for protection. The inhabf-
tants of Bridge street. which is ex-
posed to Free State fire. were fill
ing sand bags along the river for
protection Of their homes Ulster
special constables have taken up
positions at Cancels Hump. which
they are fortifying with sand bags.
People entering Strabane from
Free State territory have to under
go vigorous questioning.
Members of the military forces
on the Fermana gh-Donegal border
came under range of heavy machine
, gun fire from across the frontier at
Pettigoe yesterday, and two soldiers
attached to the Enniskillen garrison
were wounded. one seriously.
Two girls We're wounded during
the firing mere late last night A
number of incendiary fires also
were reported. A constable died of
wounds received Monday.
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Mrs Cora Knight Clinton
Buried at Grassy Run day

The funeral Of Mrs Cora Gin
ton knight, % years old, wife Of
Scott W. knight, whose death oc-
Cured at Cook Hospital on Mon
day evening, was held at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon from the home of
her mother on Grassy Run. and
burial was made in the Vincent
cemetery by Carpenter and Ford.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clinton OF Grassy
Run and is survived by her hus-
band, her mother, three children,
Arnold, Ida May and Charles, and
by one brother and three sisters.
L. A Clinton OF CoIfa1, Ada Gin
ton of Grassy Run, Mrs. Ida Wright
of Watson and Mrs. Anna Nuzum CT
Colfax. Mrs. knight was a mem
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FOREIGNER FINDS
HIS WATCH CHAIN
Stolen When.His Home at Bel
laire, Ohio, Was Robbed, He
Trails 1t to This City.

Sherlock Holmes in his balmv
days had nothing on Sylvester
Tomasich, foreigner who lives
three miles south OF Bellaire. Ohio.
but who is now in this city search
ing for a watch stolen from his
home several weeks ago.
Tomasich's home was entered
and robbed, and the Bella;re police.
as well as other Ohio officers, work
ed on. the case but were unable to
get any clue as to who the guilty
persons were. Tomasich, who IS a
miner, not having any work. start
ed on the case himself. In short
time he found clue and traced the
robber to Pittsburgh.
In Pittsburgh. Tomasict made a
tour of the pawn shops ard finally
was rewarded as a pawn broker
told him that man had pawned, a
watch and chain answering the de
scriDtion of the one stoler from his
home. The broker went to get the
watch but found out that it had
since been sold to man from Fair
mont. w. Va This did not daun-
Tomasich, who Immediately pur-
chased a ticket and came TO this
city.
He arrived here Sunday and
started walking the street watching
for his watch chain. Yesterday he
was successful. He saw his chain
dangling across the breast OF man
going down Main street. He rusn-
ed to police headquarters and got
Chief Snider to accompany him on:
into the street. The man was
stopped and Tomasich gave the
chief a detailed description OF the
chain and watch, telling him wEat
he would find in 2 locket On the
chain. Chief Snider examined the
chain and found it answered all de-
scriptions, but the watch 5angng
on the end of the chain did not
taIlv with the description given by
Tomasich.
When the watch was shown 70
him. he said it was not his but The
chain was. and he wanted tc know
where his watch was. Chief Snider
questioned the man and ne admit
ted that he had bought the watch
and chain in the same pawn shop
where Tomasich said it had been
pawned, but he did not have the
watch He minated, however, that
he could tell Tomasich where he
could find the watch if he was Will
ing to pay him enough.
Chief Snider took the chaln aud
Tomasich is taking the case np
with Prosecuting Attorney Frank
R. Amos to see whether he can get
his watch back without paying Tor
it.
Tomasich says that he values the
watch and chain at $50 and has
spent considerable money in trying
to find it and now that he is so
near he is not going to give up the
fight until he has his property.