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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-05-11
"PANDECTS"

'Pandects" is derived from the
Greek and means "all;contnining." The
Pandects of Justinian is a collection
Of Roman civil law, made by the En-
perOr Justinian In the Sixth century,
containing legal decisions of judy
ments, to which the emperor gave the
force and authority of the law. This
compilation Of 30 books Is the most
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-05-11
Officer Finds Own DAUGHTER Drowned

Muskegon, Mich.-When a report
came to police that a girl had been
drowned in a creek, Officer Edgar
johnson was dispatched to the scene.
He arrived in time to see neighbors
lift his own tive-year-old daughter out
of three feet of water.
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Boy. 10, Imprisoned for KiIIino Pal

Harrisburg, Ill. For killing his
thirteen-year-old companion in quar-
rel following a basketball game. Ollie
Cowell, thirteen years old, has been
sentenced to two years in the peni-
Tertiary on charges of involuntary
manSlaUghter
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-05-11
GETTING Back

Waiter-Grilled steak. and choose
a tough 0ne.A
Chef lin surprise)-Why tough?
Waiter-The chap who ordered II
used TO be my sergeant major.-Edin-
burgh Scotsman.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-05-11
Befogeing the Jury.

Smart lawyer you have"
"He seems to be-" said Mr.. Cobbles,
but / don't know whether he's the
man to help me with my lawsuit or
not"
whats the matter with himT
"Oh, he's powerfully sharp, but /
don't see any use of quoting famous
Greeks and Romans and lot of other
people 1 never heard of before simply
because train ran over my Jersey
cow"
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Add Foolish Remarks

Th' bridge is down up tn road a
piece" said the native.
Then l can't cross" said the fatu.
Gus mOtorist.
"Nope-not unless we've got one n,
them new-fangled flynn autymobiIa.
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Another Maxin

Many helpful things, indeed.
Men have said,
If at first you do succeed
Keep your head.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-05-11
A Marked Man

First Girl-Was that your intended
l saw you with last night?
Second Girl-Yes, but he isn't aware
Of it yet.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-05-11
In the Movies

BE careful Of that tigerw
"Oh, we are not afraid of him hurt.
Ing anybody"
Il know that. But don't want the
comedian to maui him to death. TIGER,
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we hope TO hear
about ii. In the
making and bak-
ing of any kind
of cookies, care
must be taken to
make them ac-
cording TO direc-
tons and use
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-05-11
Wasted ElonIIenne

The gifted orators remarks
Do not impress ms much,
When on my desk his feet he parks
And leads up 20 a touch.
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with cream cheese after spreading
with butter, then add the crc~S. This
will make more nourishing sand
witch.
Roasted Turnips. - Small peeled
tunipS parboiled until half cooked
are drained and then placed in the
roasting pan with the roast of NUT
ton. Basic with the roast and serve
around the roast on the platter.
Mutton stewed with turnipS is Il
good dish. Beat one and One-half
tableSpoOnfulS of butter and when
bubbling hot add eight diced turnipS.
season with salt and cayenne and let
cook few minutes, then add one and
quarter Cupfuls of weak stock and
boil gently until the turnipS are ten
der, then the mutton and turnips are
put together when the meat is nearly
cooked. Add Il tablespoonful of Hour
Drowned in a little butter, boiling five
minutes.
Cracked Wheat Bread.-BOil one
cupful of cracked wheat In three cup
fuls of boiling water for one hour,
then add when cool One-half cupful Of
molasses, two teaspOOnfulS of salt.
yeast cake dissolved in One-half cup
full of tepid water. two tablespOOnfuls
Of butter and sufficient -four - make
n dough to knead. Knead until well
mixed, divide into two loaveS and
place in bCttered pans. Let rise
again and bake for forty to fifty min
utes in a moderate oven. Another
good bread is made by mixing cup
full of cooked cracked wheat with a
cupful of cOrnmeal, two teaspOOnfuls
of baking powder. a teaspOOnful Of
salt. tablespoonful of butter, two
beaten yOlks and one and One-half
cupfuls of milk. Fold in the beaten
whites and bake in baking dish.
Serve from the dish.
Josh Billings says we all desire
To ultimately go up higher,
But as TO the time of starting
None seems in haste about departing
For whether one goes straight to glory
Or pines away in purgatory
Is question that's not yet decided
At least the doctors are divided.
For me, I'm far from in a hurry
To find out what's in purgatory;
And so I keep a watchful eye
On every auto that goes by
John T. Smith.
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WHAT TO EAT

A particularly good sandwich f"
the childrcn'S luncheon il prepare,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-05-11
WHAT TO PUT INTO THE cOOkY
JAR

Is there any sweet which takes the
place of a nicely made cOoky? If so
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-05-11
PROSPERING

$50 Dodge has gone into real
estate business. How is he doing?"
Making lots"
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A MAN OF LOW TOME

The bass the fair soprano wooed,
But suddenly did leave her;
So she alleged when him she sued
He was a bass deceiver.
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Different Then.
Men are warned not to keep theii
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

garage; close ocean; s9.5oo. apply 1922
renting list; photographs. HOVER, 2i2
Broa dway New York
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vermont--saic or Rent.

SUMMER home. furnished; one of the most
beautiful locations on Lake Champlain, -
miles north OF Burlington, Vermont, on
Grand Isle: large bungalow, small guest
houses, barn and garage, large icehouse
filled, motor and rowboats, pumping plans
for water from tho iakes; large garden,
cedar grove. &c. could be used TO advan-
tege as boys or girls camps from May to
October price 5000 cash. Apply owner,
100 u. 1Tth st., New York city
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New Hampshire-saIe or Rent.

AT spofford. n. H.-Fine completely fur
nished cottage and all modern improve
ments, with other buildings. and beautiful
shady grounds, 900 feet Lake Spofford:
this property adjoins Pine Grove Springs
Hotel property; viii sell at great bargain II
taken at once. Address +. G.. CLARK, 21S0
North ay Hridnouort Conn
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Rhode Isiand-saie or Rent.

EAST PROVIDENCE. r. I.-Factory
JOSEPH BULLOCK, 1850 Broad st..
Edgewood, Il. /.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
westehester-saIe or Rent.


TWO family. all improvements; perfect con-
dition: large rooms: abundant fruit; on
lot 50x2a5: choice neighborhood. North lon-
kers; reasonable price TO buyer With 5000
cash. BRookER. 4205 Sd ay.. Bronx.
TWo-FAMILY house. Chester Hill. seven
and eight rooms. separate ponches; near
station; Sl6.500. Phone Oakwood sI0O. Ad-
dress II. o. Box 226. Mount Vernon
UNUSUAL Opportunity--Evater front plot at
Lake Mahorac; beautiful trees: best part
OF lake; $1,000; terms arranged. COUN-
TRY HOME LEAGUE. 152 w. 42d. Bryant
2045.
WHITE PLATNs-TsIsTEDTATE POSSESSION
Beautiful homo on corner plot, 50xl25. In
excellent section: rooms. bath. electricity
gas. open fireplace; all Improvements; large
p15e; shsne s so6 sreeS p psTisei TER,s
GEORGE e. poOLAN. INC,
Depot So, White Plains. n. Y. Tel. $50.
WEsTCHEsTER BARGAIN : Township OF
Rye, IL room residence and garage on half
acre; electric light. gas, water; 40 minutes
from Grand Central: maay shade trees
terms. Telephone owner. Rector 2093. during
office hours; Portchester 4s6 evenings.
WHITE PIAINS-Large selection OF prop
critics. $1,000 up. II you want home see
g. w. GoSS. 81 Barker av., tel. 3l17 NJ. In
dlyldual attention.
WHITE PLAlNS-Building plot, 50xlo0;
best residential section Lafayette ST..
make offer. y 2269 Herald. Herald SQUARE
YoNKERs-For sale, in high class, re-
stricted section OF Yonkers. convenient TO
the New York Central Railroad. 10 rooms.
stucco, red tile roof house, baths, all i'm
provements; house years old; garage for
cars plot 150x1T5; price $3S,000; VIII make
reasonable terms with responsible party.
JOHN A. RIORDAN.
Proctor Theater Building, Yonkers. n. Y.
Telephone Yonkers 2iI and 5i94.
YONKERS-l2 room house. overlooking Hud-
SON. improvements, steam. electricity; Al
condition; recently renovated: plot 50x90
THOMAS Q. TORMEY. 103 Park av. Murray
Hill 6245.
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PARK SLOPE-600 I'd ST., near Prospect
Park. $4,000: beautiful dwelling. II rooms
2 baths, steam heat, electric. parquet; real
bargain; 5000 cash. HENRY pIERSON
3eS Flatbush av Sterling 1900.
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ConnectIeut-saIe or Rent. /.

AT SACRIFICE,
70 close estate quick, practically new house,
D rooms, bath, electricity, city water.
cemented cellar. piazza. . acres, 10 peach
trees, garden. woodland, . car garage. 10
minutes bus ride State road. $500. $4,000
can remain at per cent. g. IL. CRAM
DALI. r. -. 10, Stamford, Conn. Phone
1898. All kinds Of rural property; state
your wants.
A COMMUTER'S s HOME, on x acre OF land; !;
lovely view; minutes from station. well
built. cosey house OF rooms and bath. with
every Improvement; brook, broad fields.
near shore; THE BEST VALUE IN DARIEN; ;
$500: easy terms. GEORGE ~. PIiILCO&,
Darien. Conn. Phone 30.
BETHLEHEM-Eigh room furnished house !:
garage: go acres; lake frontage: 81 500.
1000 cash; Photography. HOVER. 2i2 Bway.
COLONIAL HOME, built In 1883: I6 acres of
land; one mile from village center; high,
good view; six bedrooms, three baths. three
rooms for servants. five charming old fire.
places; living and sleeping porches have been
added everything In beautiful condition; (;
win be sold complete With rare old furni-
ture, $50 600. Mrs. Il. w. FULLER, West
port Conn. Tel. 226
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Mainc--saIe or Rent.

ABOUT acres land two houses and ga
rage, dock, boathouse, deep water, 1000
H. shore front; oak grove, minutes walk
to y. O.. stores: good fishing, on Johns Bay.
near Christmas Cove: ideal summer home,
reasonable. L. r.. SPEAR, 50 Yesper st.,
Portland. Nc.
MONHEGAN ISLAND. Me.-Budd Cottage
charmlngly artistic: overlooking ocean
great sacrifice for quick sale. HUGH ,. Me-
GfNLEY, Nyack, ". y.
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Sow Jtrses -.sale o. Reni.

BELMAR-f0 four room furnished hunga-
lows! near station and ocean: gas, water
Racriflce- price $1,000. brokers protected. w.
" TUCKER 4sc Grant ~. Brooklyn
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY
xassaehusetts-sals or Rent.

CAPE CoD-BASS RIVER.
For sale, Z room bungalow, beach front,
attraetiyeiy situated.
CHARLES HUNTER.
214 beacon a. Worcester Mass.
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DELIGHTFUL ALL YEAR HOUSE.
so minutes out, minutes station. over
looking Sound. access to shore, residen-
tial location; all city improvements; house
II roosm. well built; exceptionally COM
Portable all season. garage, two cars;
beautiful grounds, 150x1s0 fine trees.
SELL RIGHT-TERMS EASY.
Il. II. PECK, II West I4th 81, n. y.
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RocI,Iand County-saie or Rent.

COMMUTERS home: elevated, wonderful
view; hour out; State road; near depot; 10
acres, half garden land beautiful shade
trees: all kinds fruit; modern nine room
residence; all improvements; barn. garage,
poultry houses; a real home: $4,000. A. III.
GOODHARDT. Spring Valley. N. ".
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A wIDOw,s gACRIFTCE.

10 room white brick and frame house.
fully improved: Al condition. large 4 car
garage, with chauffeur's quarters. 4 acres
garden and fruit trees: beautifully land
scaped on main highway. minutes 10 sta
ton 30 minutes 70 New York: price $50. 900.
terms 70 suit. EDWARD A. REFS. i52 West
A2d a.. Now York. Bryant A11A.
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ARLINGTON. n. j.. 500 Beach st.-Owner
going TO Europe; handsome detached two
family: latest improvements. exterior newly
painted, IL and 2; excellent condition: pos
session one floor: fine buy at Si2. 900; terms
arranged. Insnect end communicate Mr..
COOK with Harry A. Levine. 123 Kings
| ton nv. Brooklyn. ". y
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A BEAUTIFUL new home. ss .500 large plot.
best location, all impts., parquet floors on
both floors, first floor trim natural hard
wood second floor, white enamel and ma
hogany; large living room, dining room.
kitchen, buffers pantry, icebox closet, THREE
large bedrooms, tile bath and pedestal basin:
space in attic for rooms; beautifully deco
rated throughout. easy terms.
fRED'K &. OGDEN,
20 Park ay Rutherford n J Tel 500.
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Borough Of Brooljyn-Sale or Rent

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS (36 Orange st.)-
3 story and basement. with brick garage (;
every convenience; 10 rooms, baths; can be
arranged for small apartments. making
splendid returns on investment; open for In
spection Sunday. p. M, or by appointment.
Phone Fitzroy 2525.
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PARK PLACE.--Four minutes I. II. T. sub
way; choice location, overlooking park,
beautiful front five room apartment newly
decorated; rent sos. lease as required new
tenant must buy furniture and furnishings
complete: present tenant going abroad, win
sacrifice See Mr.. COOK. with Harry A.
Levine, 123 Kingston av., Brooklyn. Lafay-
ette 1900
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INCOME farm. $50 acres. seven miles Ridge
fleld high ridge. keep 100 head cattle or
can furnish manager; s2G, 900. l.. II. SMITH.
noufa Dauburv. Conn.
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FINE seven room cottage, steam heat, elec-
tricity, overlooking the Hudson nj Yonkers,
Sff 900; gentleman's well planned III room
house. baths. pleasant grounds. car ga
rage: reduction, for sale now, TO $1,000.
part on mortgage: buildings at prewnr prices
could not be constructed for $1,000. as ex-
animation will show.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough OF BrookIyn-sals or Rent.

TWO family house. tax exempt; upper part
pays all expenses, which gives you an
apartment worth $125 rent free and pei
cent. on your investment. Inquire CHARLES
BuERMANN 4 CO.. i40 Harrison av., Brook
lNrIi
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| ATTRACTIVE home. two baths. four sleep
Ing rooms: every Improvement immense
fireplace in living room: 80. 900 square feet OF
land I'm plot. lawns, rose garden. garage with
living quarters second floor; many fruit and
shade trees. must be sold before May I.
Call. inspect unusual offer. HALLENBECK.
Dumont, n. J.
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BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED HILLSIDE
HOME AT CHATHAM. N J.
Extended, amazing picturesque view; splen-
did room home; nice BATH steam. open
fires, gas. kitchen, spacious porch newly
renovated; garage; delightfully."- shaded plot;
station minutes; price S13, 800
EUGENE JOBS-H. +. BECK CO..
Realtors. Opp. Station. Summit n. j.
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For SATsE-i2 room house and garage. cor
ner plot 112x200. Park Till section. Yon-
kers; wonderful opportunity. ALEXANDER
3. NATANSoN 500 9Th nv, Now York city.
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FOR SALE or rent--Colonial house close TO
Long Island Sound: 40 miles out: perfect
condition; completely furnished; masters
bedrooms. baths, servants rooms and
bath; living, music, dining room; pantry.
Kitchens; garages, cars, men; house
arbored by large trees; acre ground; hedge
enclosed: cool porches, including sleeping
porch; exclusive location; convenient. sea
bathing, golf, tennis. etc. 2lsI Herald.
oSn E,NaN
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FOR SALE-House situated at the extrem-
ity OF North ST., Litchfield, Conn: grounds
sbcut one acre; first floor, Sqgare hall. large
drawing room with two bay windows), u
brary, dining room, sun parlor. yeranda,
kitchen, kitchen yeranda, pantry, back
stairs; laundry in basement; second and
third floors, seven masters bedrooms, three
servants bedrooms. four bathrooms. sleep
ing porch; small attic; central heating, open
fireplaces. electricity. telephone. town water
and sewer Price and further information
on application TO Room 211o, 81 Wall st.,
New York city.
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An Fanwood, ". j.. corner, 150x260: large
house: ample rooms, electricity. fireplaces
verandas. parlor; trees and strawberries:
owner occupies house; put in fine condition
year ago fine neighborhood; price SIS 900.
DAVID JOYCE. 3T5 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
Tel. Main 0222
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
westchestsr-sale or Rent.

FOR SALE-Beat residential section Mount
vernon, n. y, several lots on East Lincoln
Az, minutes 70 station, all improved. D.
r., 80 Cortlandt AZ
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rryvr-NTy YEARS ago New York gentle
man moved into WestchesteT county 70 give
Ma children chance to crow W and de-
veiop III "a country environment.
Thirteen years ago he built beautiful
Colonial home which ~ now for sale, as ne
has accomplished his purpose and l. moving
back "a the city.
,,ticb has Ia he seen 10 be appreciated. on
Tho Harlem Division ~ the New York Cen-
trail near Tuckahoc n. ". Ten rooms and
sbree baths Plot 100000: gas. electricity.
hot water heat, sewerage all modern I'M
provcments. Two car heated garage.
y. ADDOMs Gj Duane ST., N, \. z.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-sale or Rent.

BAYSIDI-Opportunity to purchase tax ex-
empt house and pay for II same as rent
seven rooms; corner plot. Telephone Bay
,ide l354-W
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u Wv lNTFN1
r.-.n -..na.
FOR SALE.
Lon ENCsIIANl.Ns

/ FOR SALE or Rent-Edgewnter Heights.
n. J.--Attractive center hRll house, n
/ rooms. all modern conveniences outbuildlngs,
| artists studio. garage, hennery: many desir-
! able features. Write Room 1917, % Madison
I av., New York. or telephone Clffside 90.
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YONKERS-l2 room house. overlooking Hud
son; improvements, steam, electricity; Al
condition: recently renovated plot 50x90
THOMAS @. ToRMEY. l03 Park av. Murray
Hill Go35
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1922-10-10
NOTICE TO REBATE CLAIMANrs

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all
persons holding checks, issued by
me in payment of rebate on excess
charges for lots In the townsites OF
Goldfield and South Goldfield, that
the Injunction, issued in the case OF
Elliott Goodrich VS.. Theron Stevens
ct al, has been dissolved by action
Of the supreme court OF the state of
Nevada, and no legal objection can
be offered againsr the payment of
such checks The holders are there
fore requested to present such checks
for payment at the John S. Cook 4
co. bank of Goldfield, Nevada, a.
their earliest convenience, aud
NOTICE Is asO given that the un-
dersgned Is desirous OF settling all
claims for rebate on excess payments
for lots in the above named town
sites, at once. and all persons who
claim rebates for such excess pay
ments, who have not heretofore pre-
sented such claims. including the
parties to the suit Of Elliott Good
"ich VS.. Theron Stevens ct al, are
requested to forward their claims
giving. the number Of lot and block
for which rebate Is claimed, to the
Undersigned at 1898 Seventh street
san Diego, California, at their earl
rest convenience.
Dated, September 18th, 1922
THERON STEVENS, Trustee.
Sept. 10, - Oct. ~. 1922.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1922-10-10

nave been no easy escape, for TO
climb 5000 feet OF ladders would
require six or seven hours and could
De done only by an athletic man, but
at least they could have reached the
notion of the Muldoon at the 5000.
FOOT level and there awaited food and
succor. If the fan was not STONED
the lower workings of the mine would
become deadly trap the men would
be caught even worse than a rat in
a trap for many of the rats in the
Argonaut mine did escape through
the Muldoon shaft"
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1922-10-10
NOTICE CHANGE PRINCIPAL

NOTICE is hereby e.vo, .ba.
rre'''ng Of the board Of diroctIa@r. I@ "a
Hltomestake Divide Mining comnSn2 y,
Nevada corporation, held on The I,r
,9y OF September, 1922, in the offir,
y the company State Bank byiI'InrS
o4opah. Nevada, said board Of If.
,vDoTs r,,,oISo,p passed a resolution that tb
,omestake Divide Mining somnary or
mar from the town of Tonop3a
,eVada, to room 70, Fordonla bIild.
ng,, city Of Reno, state 'of Nevada
aid change of principal place Of bus.
nSSs 39S to 70. take effect on ocCober Il,
ffice. N'''' SO VI S1''
Dated September 70, 1922
II. J. MacSHERRY.
Secretary and treasurer.
ept, l2-l9-26. Oct 3-lO, 1922.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1922-10-10
sMUeeLER DIVIDE MINING CO
ASSESSMENT CALL NO.

Location of the principal place of
Dusmes' Tonopah, Nevada. Property
situated in Divide Mining District,
Esmeralda county, Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at
meeting of the board OF directors
held on the 2Ot nday of September,
1922, an assessment No. l, of one ()
cent per share was levied upon the
outstanding capital stock of the cor.
poration, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, OF its equiv
alent, to E.. N. Bannon. treasurer
Of the company, at the company's
office, GIT Pacific building San Fran
cisco, state Of California. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 25th day of
October, 1922, will be delinquent and
Will be advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made
before will be sold on the 2Sth day
OF November, 1922, at II o'clock a
m,' at the office Of the company 6l7
Pacific building, San Francisco, Cali.
fornia, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with the cost of adver.
tising and expense of sale.
Dated the Goth day of seutemper
1922
by order of the board of directors
SMUGGLER DIVIDE MINING
COMPANY,
By E. N. BANNON.
0-'O4-II'lS Secret ry.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1922-10-10
to m axe the home
walls smile"

A hrst-class Job of paper
hanging is next in impor-
tance to the pattern and
color scheme. You are
sure of expert workmanship
here.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1922-10-10
NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGIsTRA-
TI0N FOR GENERAL ELECTION

In Nye county, state Of Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
registration for the general election 10
be held on November Z, 1922, will cloYe
~ Tuesday, the nth day of October,
l922.
Electors may register for the nnsu-
ing election by appearing before the
'Junty clerk at his office or by up.
prarins before a deputy registrar in
,he manner provided by law.
L. f. GLASS, County Clerk
Sept i6-Oct II, 1929