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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-20
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senate Joint Resolution No. I of the
Twenty-ninth Session. Proposal
Ia amend the Constitution of the
state of Nevada
Resolved by the Senate, the AS
sebly concurring, That section IL of
article 1 of the constitution be
amended to read as follows:
In case OF the death OF any mem
Der Of the legislature. either senato or
OF assemblyman, the county commits
sioners OF the county from which
6uch member was elected shall APP
lJoint person of the same political
party as the party which elected
such senator or assemblyman to fill
such vacancy; provided, that this
section shall apply only in cases
where no general election takes
place between the time of such dea h
or resignation and the next succeed.
ing session of the legislature.
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Notice of Application to Appropriate
the Public Waters OF the State of
First Pub. . 90
Last Pub, 10 13
Application No. 675S


Application No. 675S
Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day of September, 1922, in ne
cordance with Section 50, Chapter SO
of the Statutes of 1919, one Walter
h. Conk Of Cliffdale, County Of Lin
coin, State Of Nevada, made appli-
cation to the State Engineer Of Nev
ada for permission to appropriate
the public waters of the State of
Nevada, Such appropriation is to
be made from Meadow Valley Wash
at point in the SEh of the SEh
Sec, 10, T. 9 s., r. 81 e., M d. b.,
& NJ, by means OF ditch, and 1,6
cubic feet per second is to be convey
| ed to SWh of SEh, Sect %, and
SEX of SEh, Sec. %, T. . s.. 67 II.
NJ. ID. Is. & NJ, by means of bitches,
and there used for irrigation Dur-
poses, from January until December
OF each year.
| Water not to be returned to stream.
! j G.. Scrugham
State Engineer
! First Pub, 1922
| Last Pub, 1920
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FORFEITuRE NOTICE
July is, 1922.
l135 s. Hill Street,
Los Angeles, California.
To r. c. sherwood. and his hears
and assigns.
You and each OF you are hereby
notified that / have expended dur.
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SUMMONS

In the Tenth Judicial Court of the
State of Nevada. In and for the
County of Lincoln.
Gardner Ranch Company corpor-
alton, Plaintiff, John Huff, Hyrum
Pratt; also all other persons un-
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ny me peuplS ut lut general t'let ION
of 1929, and the one receiving the
majority of votes of votes will D,
the law.
No Bal
An Act cifecting divource and mat
tcrs properly connected therewiib,
providing for introductory de-
crccs of divOurce in certain cases
and eliminating what are COM
monty known as short-tfrm de-
crees In diyource eases and repeal
inc Section - of an Act entitled
IAN Act relating To marriage and
divorce" approved November, IS,
1861, as amended, and all other
Acts or parts of Acts in conflic,
herewith.
The people of the State of Nevada do
enact as follows:
Section L. Divorce from the
bonds of matrimony may be obtain
ed by complaint under oath, to the
district court of the county in which
the cause of action therefor shall
have accrued, or in which the plain
tiff or defendant shall have resided
six CO. months before the suit be
brought for the following causes:
First-Impotency at the time OF
marriage continuing to the time OF
divource.
Second-Adultery since the mar
riage. remaining unforgiven.
Third-Wilful desertion, at an,
time, OF either party by the other fol
the period of one year.
- Fourth-Conviction of felony OF
infamous crime.
Fifth-Habitua gross drunken
ess contracted since marriage o
either party. which shall incapaci
tate such party from contributinl
his or her share to the support Of tn
family.
Sixth-Extreme cruelty in eithe
party.
Seventh-Neglect OF the husband
for the period of one year. to pre-
vide the common nscessaries Of life
when such neglect is not the resul
of poverty on the part OF the hus
band. which he could not avoid h
ordinary industry.
Sec. g The Judgment or deere
OF divource granted under the Pre-
visions OF this act snail be fini
decree: provided, however, that
the court shall find from the ev
dence produced upon the trial this
a reconciliation may be affected b,
tween the parties. the court may O.
der the entry OF an interlocutoi
Judgment declaring that the part
whose favor the court decides
entitled to a divource. and from sue
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THE DIVoURCE LAW

The act Immediately following
was proposed to the Legislature OF
1921 by initiative petition; that Leg
islature rejected the measure, aud
proposed substitute, No. 500 /,
which is also hero riven. Both of
these measures are to be voted on
by the people at the general ,lec lion
of 1922, and the one receiving the
majority of votes of votes will D,
the law,
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Propositions To Be Voted on at General
Election In Nevada, November, 1922
Authorized BY GEORGE BRODIGAN. Secretary Of Stat.

nterlocutory judgment an appeal
may be taken within six 90 months
after its entry in the same manner
and with like affect as il the judg
ment were final.
Sec. }. When six 90 months
have expired after the entry of any
interloeutory judgment entered un-
der section hereof, the court, on
motion of either party or on its own
motion. may enter a final Judgment
granting 81 the diyource. and such
final judgment shall CD restore
each OF the parties to the status of
single persons, and go permit
either TO marry after the entry
thereof; provided, however, that the
entry OF such final decree shall not
validate any marriage contracted by
either party subsequent to the entry
OF such interlocutory judgment and
prior to the entry of such final de-
cree, nor constitute any defense To
any criminal prosecution made
against either; and (4) such other
and further relief as may be neces.
sary 10 complete disposition of the
action, but if any appeal is taken
from any such interlocutory judg.
ment or motion for a new trial made
final Judgment shall not be entered
until such motion or appeal has beer
finally disposed of, nor then, If tn,
motion has been granted or judg
ment reversed
Sec. 1. Section 90 of an act en-
titled An Act relating to marriag,
ana divorce" approved Novembe
rs. 1861, as amended February Is
1873, February 20, 1913, and Feb
ruary 70, 1915, is hereby repealed
All other acts or parts of acts in con
fiict herewith are hereby repealed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
WOODBRIDGE CASEYS TO
PLAY LEHIGHS SUNDAY

The Woodbridge Caseys will cross
bats with the Lehighs of Perth AM
boy Sunday and they expect strong
opposition from this combination as
in a recent game played against the
Harmony Club of Roosevelt they
were just nosed. out by a score of 8
to 2. Risley and Fender will COM
p.ise the Caseys battery and either
McGinnis or VanTyncke will do the
hurting for the Lehighs and Jacobs
will receive him.
On July 4 the .Caseys will meet
the Woodbridge Field Club in the
first game of a series to decide the
Woodbridge township champion
ship. Either Neder or Donohue will
do the hurting for the Caseys and
Martin and Goulits will comprise
the battery for the Woodbridge
Field Club. A great deal of interest
is being taken in this game as it has
been a number of years since Wood :
bridge has been represented by two
clubs and a great crowd is expected
to be on hand to see these two
teams battle for the championship"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
LEAGUE GAME
IS POSTPONED
Bakelite and N. ]. 7. c. is
Scheduled for
Tonight

Another industrial league base
ball game was postponed last night
on account Of weather conditions.
The BakelIte and Perth Amboy
Hardware baseball combinations
were scheduled to clash Al the con-
test scheduled for last night. These
teams are the lowest in the league
standing to date. the Hardware
team having won one game which
has been credited to them while the
Bakelite forces scored two victories
but it is not known whether same
will be credited to them inasmuch
as they used outside men.
Tonight the Bakelite and New
Jersey Terra Gotta teams are sched-
uled to play a contest. This game
will be played on the Wonderland
Park grounds, weather conditions
permitting. The New Jersey Terra
Gotta and the Perth Amboy Dry
Dock teams are tied for first place
in the league games played to date.
A meeting of the league represen-
tatives has been called for tomor-
row night in the Y. NJ. G. A. At
this session. it is expected, recent
games played by the Bakelite team
will be acted upon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
Big Contests For
Amboy Baseball Team,
Orioles And PIainfieIdS

Two big games are scheduled for
the Perth Amboy Athletic Associa-
ton nine on Sunday. the first with
the Red Bank Orioles on the lat
ter's grounds in the morning, and
the second with the Plainields OF
New York on the Raritan Copper
works field in the afternoon.
When the Amboy team takes the
field in preparation for these con-
tests, there will be two new men on
the roster. William Scally Of Roose-
welt, a first baseman and outfielder.
and Pentz, a southpaw twirler Of
Elizabeth. Pentz has been playing
with the Pearls of Elizabe : in the
Union county league, and Scally has
been performing with the Connolly
Stars in the same circuit.
II is probable Scally may be play
ed at first base, or else in right field.
while Pentz will surely be given a
chance to show his class in OF
the two games on Sunday or on the
Fourth of July. The injury to Shat
necker's shoulder in last Sundays
game probably will prevent his do
ing any pitching for the remainder
of the season.
The Red Bank Oriole nine is rat
ed as one of the leading teams in
Monmouth county. Last season this
team, not as strong as the organiza-
ton of today, tied for Monmouth
county championship honors. The
game Sunday morning will start at
10 O'Clock and many fans will go
from this city TO witness the con-
test.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
MOUNTAINS At
MAURER FIELD
interest in Game Booked
BY Maurer A. A.
Pilot

The Montana Field Club baseball
team of Stapleton, S. l., will cross
bats with the Maurer A. A. nine of
this city on the Maurer field Sunday
afternoon. The Montanas recently
made a good showing against the
Aquehongas of T~ottenville.
Manager Urbanski is confident
that the showing made by his team
against the Catholic Club of Plain
field last Sunday afternoon gives a
real idea of the strength of his team.
The Catholic Club team is the only
combination credited with a victory
over the Woodbridge knights OF
Columbus to date.
Max Wagenhoffer will again oc-
cupy the mound for the Maurer
team on Sunday afternoon and Ras-
mussen will receive him. Kochek,
j. Dametsch, Urbanski and A. DAM
etsch are slated for the infield posi-
tions, while Mansfield, Christensen,
Kurmer and Faltisco are on the
roster for the outer berths.
The Maurer team is without a
game for July 4 and he is DESTROYS
of arranging a contest with any sen
Tor team in this vicinity. Call Man
ager Urbanski at Perth Amboy IS
between Z a. m. and 4 p. m. and 779
after Z p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

registered victories over the Royal
Colored Giants, Lincoln Giants. Gu
ban Stars and numerous other teams
in the class of these organizations.
Local fans we're of the opinion
that the R~ecreations OF PlainfeId
had a wonderful team. so that the
Plainfelds Of New York must hare
a stronger outfit. Applegate. ac-
cording 10 present indications. Will
be used against the Red Bank team.
Sunday morning and Pentz will be
used against the Plainfields in the
afternoon.
Henshaw Out of Game
Tom Henshaw, hard hitting first
sacker Of the local team, will be out
of the game for several weeks due
TO a broken collar bone. Henshaw,
it is said, injured the member play
ing ball on Saturday afternoon ana
while at work on Monday. the bone
broke. The attack of the local team
has been centered mainly around
Romer and Henshaw, and the local
magnates are endeavoring to secure
the services OF a suitable man TO
take Henshaw's place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
AND GRAYS
! PLAY PREL|M
Raritan Soldiers at R.
J C. W. Field Sunday A.
ternO0n

The Blue and Gray baseball team
~ North Amboy will cross bats with
the Camp Raritan soldiers team on
the Raritan Copper Works field in
the preliminary game on Sunday at
ternoon. This contest will be started
promptly at 1880 o'clock, and an in
teresting game is anticipated.
The Camp Raritan soldiers took
the measure of the Raritan Copper
Works baseball team on the for
mer's field last Saturday afternoon
and also defeated the st, Emery
nine of this city at Camp Raritan
earlier in the season. The soldiers
are training hard in preparation for
this game.
-East Sunday afternoon the Blue
and Grays travelled to Metuchen,
where they downed the South End
nine of that place to the tune OF a
as score. In yesterdays paper, 1t
was said the Blue and Grays were
defeated 81 by the South Ends.
The latter announcement was in
error.
Bill Sunday probably will be given
the mound assignment for the North
Amboy outfit in Sundays game,
while the soldiers will send their
best pitching choice to the mound.
The Blue and Grays have a big fol-
lowing in North Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
Lincoln Giants To PLAY
Aquehonga Nine Tonight,
!. Joe Williams To Pitch

Poles, Thomas and Cans are sched-
uled to patrol the outer gardens.
Inasmuch as the Irvington Pro-
fessionals, another strong semi-pro
team. is scheduled for Sunday after
noon, Jensen will be relieved by
Sickles or Hallowell before the ON
pletion of the game tonight. Man
ager Hilker is confident that his
forces can give the New York ag-
gregation a real tussle for honors.
One of the defeats registered
against the Lincoln Giants is cred
tied to the Recreation nine of Plain
field, the team which defeated Am
boy here several weeks ago.. and
which is carded for a return &c here
a week from Sunday. The Cuban
Stars, Royal Colored Giants and
teams of similar strength. have also
been defeated by the Recreationa
Knesel will do the receiving to-
night, while the lineup of the re-
naming positions will depend en-
tirely on the extent of the home
teams bolstering. The Knott
brothers, Kenny, Burke. Tague.
Griffin. Hallowell and Lyons will all
be on hand ready to start the game.
In the near future. a real effort
will he made to orange a series he
tween the Aquehongas and the
Perth Amboys. Both teams favor a
series, but a suitable time for the
games, is holding up arrangements.
Both teams play at home Sunday
afternoon. and it is probable the
contests will be staged at twilight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
EMERALDSA ARE
ACTIVE AGAIN
In Action at Woodbridge This
Sunday Afternoon
Field Club

The Emerald baseball team of this
city after a weeks layoff, will travel
to Woodbridge. Sunday afternoon to
cross bats with the Woodbridge
Field Club team.
Bill Campbell. Perth Amboy Bry
Dock backstop. will do the recelv-
ing for the Emeralds in all contests
for the remainder of the season.
Ed. Keller and Jeroff are slated to
do the mound work for this COM
bination for the remainder of the
season.
Manager Bob Anderson expects to
add further strength TO his team be-
fore the game Sunday. and for this
purpose has called a practice session
on the Lumber Field tonight. After
the Woodbridge game. the Emeralds
are slated to cross bats with the Me-
tuchen representative team, a week
from Saturday.
The Woodbridge Field Club team
will start Irv Martin in the game on
Sunday. On Tuesday, July Fourth.
the Woodbridge Field Club nine and
the Woodbridge Knights of Column
bus teams are scheduled to clash IN
the first game of a series for the
championship of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
WARD AND WALKER SET
! FOR RETURN GO TONIGHT

Many local fans are expected to
attend the return twelve round bout
between George Ward and Mickey
Walker, both of Elizabeth. which
will be fought in the Broad A. Q.
open air arena in Newark tonight.
Several months ago, the two EIz-
abethans met in the ring at Newark,
and although Ward was a favorite
because Of his c~leverness, Walker
gained the decision in a majority or
the papers. Both boys are tuned up
for this return go. and a fast battle
is anticipated.
Both Ward and Walker have
fought in this city. Walker par
ticipated in a bout at the show
staged for the benefit of st. Mary's
church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

4 Weather conditions permitting,
he Lincoln Giants of New York, one
n the foremost semi-pro teams in
he East. will cross bats with the
kquehongas of Tottenville on the
kquehonga field tonight in the first
preliminary game of the season in
kottenville. The contest is carded
20 start promptly at $50 o'clock.
"Cannonball' Joe Williams, the
pitching ace of the crack colored
leam. will be started against the
kquehongas in tonight's game, while
Nicer Jensen, local southpaw mound
ban, Ia scheduled to start the pitch
liz for the home team. Jensen has
sen pitching sensational ball for
.anager Charley Hilker's aggrega-
{bn since the start of the season.
1.-THE Lincoln Giants will place their
Ifrongest collection of players on
he field for the game tonight. while
. IS said several positions on the
fsttenville team will be bolstered for
.ig contest. There was some talk
at Jim Romer might be found m
Auuehonga uniform tonight, but
confirmation of this report has
sen received.
p. williams, Bradford and Can
bnball' williams are the pitchers
|ated to appear with the team to-
light. with the last named player
the one scheduled to start on h
Hound. Patewood OIL Wiley will do
e receiving and the infield posi-
bns will be guarded by Pierce,
Finger. -Simons and Perry. while
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

The Bakelite team at the pres
ent time Is one of the strongest
Industrial combinations in this city
at the present time. This teal de-
feated the New Jersey Terra Gotta
and Perth Amboy Dry Dock combi-
nations in recent contests.
Many entries are expected in the
swimming championship scheduled
for the local Y. NJ. c. A. in July.
Already over ten swimmers have
signed up.
II the South River semi-pro base
ball proposition, goes through, the
representative team of this PLACE
should make a good showing in the
Middlesex county championship
fight.
There is great interest in the
game between the Raritan Copper
Works and Perth Amboy Dry Dock
baseball teams scheduled for this
Saturday afternoon. The iugots have
little trouble in downing the colors
Of industrial league leading teams.
OAAO vi VI 81 1SSAAa AA1
not yet recovered from the strange
ending to the bout which was for
the welterweight championship.
George Ward and Mickey Wall
ker are ait set for their return bout
at the Broad A. c. in Newark to-
night. Walker gained the paper de-
cision in the last bout. Both men
are we'll known here.
There is great interest in the story
that Joe Jackson and 3ther Black
Sox are playing in South Jersey,
particularly inasmuch as the Am
boys are going to Red Bank Sum-
day morning.
A big crowd is expected out at
the Aquehonga-Lincoln Giant game
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

at the Aquehonga oval tonight. Il
is the first twilight game to be
played at Tottenville this season.
Recent reports are to the effect
that the big basketball undertaking
planned in Woodbridge mex season
may fall through before the fall sea
son comes around.
Philadelphia's National League
entry may succeed in duplicating
the feat of Detroit in climbing from
the cellar to the top of the Ameri-
can circuit.
On Fourth of July afternoon the
Landings of New Brunswick and the
Michelin team of Milltown will
clash. An effort was made to bring
the New Brunswick team to this
city on that date.
A great effort is being made to
sign Harry Wills and Jack Dempsey
in a heavyweight championship
fight. The fight. hwoever, will not
come of for some time. IL is be-
lieved.
- liit III tStHl sd4l VI the we"
York Yankees continues, it is prob
able that a number of changes will
be made in the team, probably by
trades so as to break up the diff
ferent factions.
Considerable interest is being
taken in the big double header
scheduled to he PLAYED by the Am
boys this Sunday. Amboy and Red
Bank have always been great rivals.
The locals can atone for their show
ing against the Recreations of Plain
field, by beating the Plainfields of
New York.
The National League race is run
ming out somewhat as expected. The
New York Giants have a conforta-
BILE lead owe their nearest op-
p%onents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
Phone Man Dies Suddenly

FREEHOLD, June 29-After
climbing twenty feet up a Mon
mouth Lighting Company pole and
adjusting his safety belt prepare
tory to readjusting some New York
Telephone Company wires on the
pole yesterday afternoon. Herman
Jacobsen, twenty-eight years old,
of Riddle avenue, Pleasure Bay,
was stricken, it is believed by apo
plexy and he died a few moments
after being lowered to the ground by
fellow wokmen. Mr.. Jacobsen
leaves a wife and six children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
F0RDS FIELD CLUB NINE
BEATEN BY METUCHEn

The Fords Field Club baseball
team met its second defeat Of the
season Saturday afternoon at the
hands of the Metuchen representa-
tive baseball team. The final score
of this game, which was played On
the Metuchen field. was 90. Num-
erous errors by the visitors in the
first two innings enabled the Metu-
chenites to sew up the game. Each
team collected seven hits.
The score by innings:
Fords ......... 1001o010o-3
Metuchen $3.50. 5 3000010x -9
The summary: Three base hit. c.
Vinegar. Two base hits. Rocco and
Smally. Struck out by Vinegar Z.
Ten Eyck 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
Plainfeid Strong

The strength of the Plainfeld
combination can best be judged by
comparison OF the games put up
against the R~ecreations Of Plain
field. The Plainfelds of New York
was the first team TO defeat the Rec
reations this season, while the Am
boys received their worst lacing of
the year at the hands of the Rec
reations.
The New York team is considered
to be one Of the strongest semi-pro
travelling combinations in the East
this season. The Recreations have
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
Pastimes Without Game

The Pastime nine is without a
game for Sunday. and other dates
in July and August. Games with
light senior teams are desired.
Thomas Banzick. SIS Catherine
street, telephone 1874. is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
Railway FLYERS Challenge

The Railway Flyers. a light sen
Tor team, want bookings in this vi
cinity especially for July 4. A.
Jardot, Is Turner street. Railway,
81, is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
river Juniors Booking

The Flyers heavy Junior baseball
team is without a game for July 4
and also all dater after July 9. Tony
Augustine is manager and he can be
reached by calling 849-J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
HIGH TIDE TABLE

OUTFIT YOUR HOME wisely and econ
omically by following the ads under
"Household Goods In the classified sec
tion every day.
DON'T BUY any more clothes until yot
look through the wearing Apparel" ads
in the classified section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
National Ieague

Philadelphia s, New York s.
New York s. Philadelphia 8.
Boston 5, Brooklyn 4.
Pittsburgh Z, Chicago 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29
Eaoyes PLAY Mt Ioretfo

On July 4 the Mt. Loretto base
bali team will cross bats with the
Eagles at Pleasant Plains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-29

hIutIICdH LtdE ut
Washington 1, New York O.
Boston 4, Philadelphia 2.
st. Louis 8, Cleveland 0.
Chicago 4, Detroit /.