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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08
STOCK SHIPMENTS HEAVY
FROM NEVADA

Figures compiled by the office OF
the Travelling Freight and Passenger
Agent of the Southern Pacific COM
pany in Reno show this state to be an
extraor binary feeder OF markets pur-
chasing stock of all descriptions. In
1920 the following shipments went
forward from Elko county alone:
From the city of Elko, AGO cars of
cattle, or about 10000 head, also l45
double decked cars of sheep, or A.
000 head. OF this last number 80
COO went to California markets and
$4,000 to eastern markets All cat
tie shipments went west. From the
town of Carlin. 1925 head of cattle
were shipped west; from Carlin 81
double decked cars OF sheep, or TO-
00C head went west: from Montcllo.
100 cars OF cattle. or 2650 head and II
double deckcd cars OF sheep, or 25OC
head; From Halleck. "a double decked
cars of sheep. or 200 sheep and l7o
cars of cattle, or 400 head
These figures lack data gathered
from Wells and Deeth. but Decth is
said to have shipped about one-third
as many cattle again as flalleck and
Wells shipping about one hall of the
number shipped from Haleck and a
few more head of sheep.
Basing the average value of cattle
at $40 per head, and the acreage pay
ment for sheep at SIS per head, Elko
county last year shipped $734.0OO
worth OF beef cattle and $339,CN
worth of sheep. making total of ST.
$4,000 or the entire shipment.
These figures do not include ship
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08
INDUSTRIAL NEWS
OF NEVADA

Royston--New ore stripe running
SlOO to ton made on Combination
lease.
Silverton-Treasure Hills company
to inaugurate increased development
work.
Mina-Plans for construction of a
power line to Candelaria formulating
Reno-Reduced freight rates to YER
ington became effective March %.
Virginia City--Immediate resump
ton of work at Savage mind ans
nounced.
Fallon-M Many local oil companies
preparing to resume drilling.
Eureka-Three local companies arc
planning to operate reduction plants
this year.
Carson City Mining improvements
throughout southern part of the state
showing Improvement.
Tonopaf-Five pumps and tractor
to start reclamation work in Amer
gosa valley
Winnemucca-lCO0 head OF cattle is
sold from the Paradise Valley ranch.
Royston-New ore striks running
SHIPPED from Crow vein.
Piochc-Reduced freight rates eff
fective March 9TH, increasing ore ship
ments.
Hornsilver-Orleans mine planning
construction of modern mill
Observation-Disclosures Of Oil Ba-
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08

ing plans for Bank Of Wells under
sin resources planned.
Yerington-Ye rington creamery to
erect new plant
Winemucca-Local senator reports
breeding sheep selling figures doubled
within the past six months.
Pioche--lda May mine in Jackrab-
bit district planning active develop
ment.
Wecpah-Electric Gold mines to be
thoroughly developed, including new
plant and power line.
Unionville-Arizona Silver Mines
resumes operation Of mill.
Wclls-Rcorganza and reopen
way
Tonopah-The Tonopah Belmont CT
fects 10 per cent reduction in treat
ment of ores over $40 ton for March
lst
Winncmucca-45 carloads OF cattle
leave local depot for San Francisco
markets.
Virginia City Erection OF three
story hotel on old International site
rumored.
MISUNDERSTANDING pavement OF
Main street to cost $4,000.
Comstock--Eight carloads of build
ing material arrive for American
Flat project.
Rcno--Remodeling OF Farmers &
Merchants bank under way.
Cande1aria-50 men ushing CON
struction OF new milling plant.
Phonolite--Pans completed for ca
pacity run III spring.
Observation-Disclosures of Hotel
Humboldt to start in April.
Observation-Disclosures of local
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08
Ask Fuller How to Do Your Own
Refinsh;ng Of Furniture Floors Walls Bric-a-brac Etc.

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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08
FORMER RENO POSTAL
INSPECTOR INDICTED

According to the Portland Oregon
ian. an indictment has been returned
by the federal grand jury sitting at
Boise, Idaho. against Donald Means,
a former postal inspector. charging
him with representing himself to be a
federal official while out of the ser
vice.
Means is said to have posed as a
postal Inspector and to have collected
funds from several postmasters after
losing his commission. He formerly
lived in Reno, where he was in the
postal service for many years.
Means was formerly the inspector
of postoffices in the district in which
the Yerngton postofficc is located.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08

properties uncovering richness OF dis
trict.
Ely--Cainp for experimental work at
Lahontan Lake alum deposits to be
established.
Carson City-lnterstate Commerce
| commission orders freight rate reduc-
ton on coal from Utah and Wyo-
ming to Nevada points.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS development OF
! Golden Eagle claim started.
Virginia City-Spending of $1,000
600 for Middlemines company devel-
opment work reported.
Carson City-Eastern capitalists to
vada State Marketing Association to
be completed for handling OF state
crops the coming season.
Reno-Colonizatio Bureau meeting
with success in locating home seek
ers on state farms.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reservoir
to be filled this year for first time
since construction.
Piochc- Bristol Silver mines re-
sumes operation OF power plant.
Crson City-$17,5 SOC bond issue au-
thorized for completion of high school
Carson City--Eastern capitalists to
ama1gamation mill at Mccoy GIMP.
Fallo1l---16 foot ore vein running
$2Sl to ton opened-at Camp Terrill.
Hawthorne. Sri makes rich ore
strike in Pamico district.
Pioneer-Consolidated Mayflower
ready to make second bullion ship
ment.
Goldfield-Si1ver Pick lease of Red
Top shipping ore averaging sol per
ton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. resumed al
Luckyboy mine.
Pioche--Black Metals mine main
tanning steady production.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08

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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08
LEFT A POT OF GOLD

Jules Courbon. and aged resident OF
Monday morning. 1t being reported
that he had money hidden away at his
house. Public Administrator Carrasco
made a search and found under the
porch can containing $l585 in gold
coins. Some of them were covered
with rust from the can in which they
they had been for yeras. The latest
coin in the lot seems to have been
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France.-Bishop Register @
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08
-OOO---
TO PROBE ACCIDENT

District attorney l.. d. Summer
field stated yesterday that the pres
ent grand jury which is now recessed,
would be called into session next week
to consider the death OF l5-year- old
Claire Williams, who was killed re-
Gently by Peter Eethecopar, of Yer
ington. The coroner's jury made no
recommendations on the case and the
grand jury will be called to determine
the merits OF the casc-Rcno Journal.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08

monthly rate OF consumption.
Stocks in Great Britain, France.
and Germany" the statement added.
are also estimated as lighter than in
the last ten years. and the mills are
running to capacity.
The department pointed out that as
demand Tor woods increased after
1918. world production was not in
creased III the same proportion, "and
the present sheep population of the
world is only about 90 per cent OF the
1913 sheep population
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08

ments from Wells and Deeth, and are
those made over one railroad only
no data having been obtained form the
Western Pacific Company-Elko In
dependent.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08

Eleven so-callcd "hop-heads' have
applied for relief in Reno alone during
the month that the new state law pro-
viding for treatment for drug addicts
at the state hospital has been in effect.
The county must pay $50 month for
the care OF each Of these patients.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08

Production i'll the United States,
exclusive Of pulled wool, was said to
have decreased from 25C,00O,OOO
pounds in 1918 to 224,ooo,OC0 pounds
in 1921"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26

notes cor. -,ctivsaess and order. II
also siEnings celebration. clsarness OF
conception. fccf lginent. Goodness
steadiness thnur III illness and prac-
ti,al. patti, ". I'D resolute character.
u il rot unusual for talented per.
sous Ia Gin the strokes IN their sig.
nsiu.e eith one continuous sweep %
the per Taft lifted hs pen once In
n.ai9,s fhc capital IL but otherwise
the com lions are csntiEaous.
Tn glc~ful. orislna. manner Of his
conneNti,0a sv.1t counts here. u de-.
notes loci, roasonlng powers. II I'M.
pli-s that he AiS practical turn ~
mind. II insiinci4vely careful and proud.
EN-. and does rot make up his nliul
hastily or lr-,tters OF importance.
Tn Tiff Is Of jovlal. happy. Light.
hesrtes d. position. probably FUN OF
fun tni hamor. Is ai,ested by fhs easy
swing OF has pen. the absence % heavy
press.irs. free from ostentatioua quipr
aud curves suggesting a simplicity OF
efsst in penning his name
u y a beautiful natnrs-one 20 fuil
% kindness and good will. Taft may
have a judicial mind tthe writing In
this specimen does not reveal this fac
niiy1. hat hc would not b. very great
success In the intricacier Of business
life. he IL too conscientious
The nature ~ mor- or less PASSIVE.
He depsnds on his expansive Judgment
ana strong reasoning powers for
achievement Ia tiic world of CONNER
ciaiism.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26

Collections" W. r. witt. Roswell.
400 y. m.--Addrcss and discussion.
"Your Association Insurance." ID. ID.
Fox. Dallas.
is0 y. m.--AdjouTnmont
banquet given Dy the i'hit Club.
furssla, Murning.
$50 a. M scoictary's annual re-
port. &. l.. Thompson. Canyon: auss.
lion box. lcd by '.eorgs Yaies. Hale
Ccntu.
1859 q. m Address. "How 10 Ope.
rate Hardware stare and Know
When Making a Profit" :. 4. Cole.
Lubbock.
IlgO a. M address. "pricc Infofma.
lion service" e. c. Thompson. Can
Non.
iI30 "a. m.--Addrcss. ''rhc Relation
II a Travelling Salesman To- His Gus
luiner. u; 10. siiieler. Amarillo.
Tuesday Afternoon.
zoo T.. m.--tluesiiun box, led by ~.
= Henry. CrOwoll.
40 D. m Address. :'ilow 10 In
cr,as" Your Turnover" Fred l.. Brown,
plalnView.
3li y. m.--salcs dcmonsiIation--Ar.
ticir. lister. ". o.. Mathcrly. Dallas.
and Pet. Lcaf Dallas.
gu0 a. N Rapport OF committees.
,ioeuuu ct officers, selection VI date
and place ~ nest meeting. adjourn
uisut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26

was completely exhausted. Fer hours
rcscuer- had tried tn gct him from the
top ~ floating HOUSE. where he was
psrched armed with 70 run. According
Ia the relief wurkei. b. kept On saying
Wanted IL die.
My wife has already gone down. and
don't want a. d. savc'l--ill kili any
one that comes near me-
Il cry every tim. ! think about s"v.
enty.four little chickens that were
wrapped In an old kimunn. The little
things are gone now. hut. oh. how
happy am to be- safe with my three
little children aud husband said one
woman who IL one of the refugees from
the district just OF the Paddock via.
duct.
one more payment and would
have owned my home aud truck farm.
said X. - Smith who with his family.
reached the seventh street giaduct Just
before IN. dam broke Ills iiiil. farm
II In the new Evans addition. ~ /
could Just find NV trunk. I could find
the deeds o. my land for don't expect
10 ever locate my house ~ l giw Il
float away"
\ white hen came floating down the
river In IN" morning pcrch.d an dout
The door became lodged IN jam of
logs and drift.d under the power house.
which siood In the center at ~" swul.
hen stream. Several times thu fowl
made an effort to jump tu Ia" porch
Of the house. but the jump was t"o
high and Il remained an the door fur
several hours. Finally. a negro went a.
It's rescue In raw boat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26
SECTION OF WICHITA
UNDER FLOOD WATER

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Aprl ga
Continuous rains have fall-n here lot
~, pnai thr," days flooding The l0wei
actions Of the town. but no damage
b. repeated.
Reports tonight from the outlying
f,clionn state general rain has fallen
IN oy,iy direction. ia. streams to the
Forth are not threatening, however.
and uu uussisinDgl N i.lt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26

Amarillo. =. l.. Brown. PIainvlcw. r. e.
Thompson. Canyon. :. r.. code. iub-
book.
Nomlnaiing-J. l.. Mahle. Roswell.
r & Thompson. Canon. y. ". Hardin.
Amarillo. w. a. Tracy. Tulla.
Resolutions T. Harrison. Mem.
phis. NJ X. Henry. Croweli. W. y. witt.
Roswell. = H. Cole. Lubbock.
Audiung H. ". l'lpkin. Amarillo:
q. y. Rutlodgo. Floydada. !. ". Fox,
Dalhart. Clarence Self. crowcil.
Publicity. w. Caihcy. I.ocknoy. ".
l.. Brown. rlninylcw: -. g. Watson.
clarendon. J. J pisgoti. childr.ss
sergeant at arms-l; \. Rankin. Lub.
hook
Officers Of the association are. l.. y.
Thompson. Memphis: :. y. Cole. Lub.
book. tIcr president. &. l.. Thompson.
Canyon. recr'tiry-treasur.r Directors
are. ]. l.. Mabic. Roswell. e. ". Tay.
lor. Clarendon. Fred l.. Brown. Pain.
view. :. a. Fox. Daihar'. w ~. Up.
ham. Mclean. y. W. pipkln. Amarillo.
The program follows.
Monday Mernine.
1880 q. m.-Cali to order by prosi.
ucnt y. 4. Thompson. Memphis Sons
"Am,rica.' led by a. u. Jack. ANA.
r.llo. Invocation Rev. ROY Rutherford.
pauor FIRST Christian Church. ANA.
rilU. address uf welcome. Mayor Ion
-. Maus. Amarillo. Response. u. u.
"'1c,. TulI introduction oil visitors,
j. y. iirsr. Amarillo. presidents IA.
ui.al address.
Monday Afternoon.
zoo o. n. Question boN led by 3.
I iinrrson. Memphis
2Iu y. ~ Addrrss and discussion.
Ilamp Williams liot spungs A,k.
asa q. m.--Addr.sH. Credits aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26
TAFT'S WRITING
! OF NORMAL KIND
| DECLARES SMITH
LOGICAL REASONING POW.
Frs DENOTED BY CON-
,NECTIoN OF LETTERS
ny tIberi J. smith.

The right hand slope. ahoui 20 de-
frees 90 the nght n the perpendicular
s. The normal sisui Of writing Any
deviation FROM his s'upe marks IN"
tepdsncy 10 ahnDrmaliiy, ~ ~" mental
~ i',,!ons o. the oven developed fac
al
as resident william ~ Taft writes
Che ght sloTe normally. This assures
us Of his well.laianced mind. Ia the
frs, place. aud u also tells u~ he ls
nffedioratc. lcindly. conSidfTrne and
good natured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26
$500 Homeless,
Ny Associated Press

ST LOUIS. Mo. Amll 25-Murc
than $500 persons arg homeless aud ai
least 1900 homes In Mc Trinity valley
between Arlington Heights and Fuii
Worth. Texas, are Inundated according
10 advic,s received az the office 81 ti'
Southwestern Division IL ia" American
lied Cross her. tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26
Cloudbursi 10 Maco.

WACO. TEXAS. April ga cloud
burst IN Waco TUESDAY morning claiu
ID one NE. negro. and caused damage
90 municipal property estimated h.
Mayor Richards al sGo.eoo. Estimate
al total damage at half million ate
not considered eXiEgcrations.
Reports of three negro children b-iny
drowned IN Waco creek. have not been
verified
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26
'Tnseess iajurIors 10 s,eIdrous sh.a.

'1nssefs injurious Co dreidceus shad~
trees and their q lirul" IL the title of
q fsopase pamphlet received by liar
mon Benton. county AGENT. from the
United States Department u Agricui.
ture. Tn bulletin II illustrated cos,
tsins hciIfui sdvic. on tree conditions.
aio MT 3-nton. He has .aar c3ipl-s
ana would b. glad 10 Eive them 10 per
sors calling for them at his office al
the city all.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26
BOB HENRY DECLARES
HIMSELF FOR kU klUx
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNn



the states. ~ being aom" - the laws
be- opposed
Hit Reserve Act.
IN discussing the Federal Reserve
A. hs said. In part ~ ulw admin
isisred. the Federal Ressr,. At is -
benefit a. the special interest and IL
practically no benefit ~ the farmer
sicckman and other similar interest u
iuut -" amended ro that the producer
NAV receive the same benefits enjoyed
hy th' manufacture and the urban
lnsinsrs man
~ inurhlng upon m. adjusted com
'sus1tion for ~ service men MI Hen
~ 0i u am for the cu'l,.tiu al all
81 a." - ] zoo 000 00O owed a. m. Tfiied
Siabs ty the allies and the giving II
= 000 .H aso 49, more uf Il o. M" bow
itht fought for our liberty during the
World wHr II bonus hill u pending
i''fore compress when beeame senator
from Texas shall support T.. and II
T.xsns want o. ignore IN. fellows who
q ught their battles f,a them they hid
better not send me "a Washington Ia
represent them"
0ppo.es League.
II am against the League ~ Nations
and have been from the very begin.
ning." he stated AS long ~ there II .
breach 81 life IN INV body shah figh,
for the Independence of these United
States. and ! d. not propose tn sur.
render the sovereignty ~ my country
10 super government setting In swiiz.
.rland ~ any other place"
In bats r-fersnc, o. the ku KluN Khan.
Mr. Henry said This organization IL
ioing more than any other Influence IN
America e. hfing Young men into the
io'"stant Church"s. u b. reaching un.
I'D number 81 young women to-.
bringing theta into the Protestant
nurch"
THE khn does ont believe In the
taking of the law into it, own hands.
and challenge any person To- bring a
sigle instance of such an act into the
public's view. We bclisve IN the back
ing of the duly constituted au;horities
and We are practicing what We preach
II you want a. drive thc boatirgger and
the moral degenerate from among Us
" you want a. protect the virtue II oui
young womanhood: u YOU want TO cN
pand the rcliia. of Jesus Christ. n you
want In ksrp ih. nrsru Ia his proper
place; " You want Ia uphald tn laws
of the hnd. you san d. - by backing
the principles for which IN. Ku Kiux
Khan stands.
Il believe IN Ameris nisin. I belley.
In 100 pet cent Arn.rscsuisfn. aud thc
complete loyalty a. our great Unite.
States. I anu against div idsd sllegiance
and % you. ten. b.li,Sc In one God. unc
country. on. home you then Will b..
lieve IN the organization that must
'tsnd &c be- destroyed
AFTER finishing has address. which hr
tated was m.r. review uf What D.
had come 90 discurr with Amarillo
I .'eople Mr. Hsiny vas the center 81 a
urge aud enthusiastic gsth. ring II odd
friends and new ,nes h. had inati,. ,lui
10 the evening.
AIR. Henry wall have this morning ~
childress. where b val speak tonight
Thursday afietno n he will speak al
vernon and Thursday night ~ viii
peak al e.-==s. Friday night h. will
speak At Nichits Pals. going from
he~T 10 his hoill- ln Ma,J
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26

handl. Monday. and reps rtS that there
II an active Interest IN rv.ry phase OF
the oil development situation. n that
entire erection - the Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26

Florida was 80 named by Ponce q.
Leon bccsus. Ia. discovered u on East.
20 sunday. whi.h Is ln Spanish pas.
cua Flofid1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26

>unssniial rs~sstisns In the psic-. ~
ora s'<e FEDERAL iirss have b,.n grant.
Cd. Acs Faang To better revived here
yestefNa, ~ A r. IN a the Pan
haaai' - a Rub Co. io,al dis,riL
UtCra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26

A. clear m the purest water 10
Liquid Borozone. yet u Is the most pow
crfui healing remedy for flesh wounds.
sores. burns and scalds that medical
science has ewes produced. Try Il. Price
SOC. Coo, and sl.2o. Sold by Randall
Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-26

County judy aud Mr.. Ray {. I.hv
son ieii last night for a short trip down
stste. MR. -ohnson will visit ln Dalia.
WIFI 'he Judge viii attend 10 business
sffkst In Austin