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Evening star., 1924-08-06
Ambassadors -"Unguarded
Women"

Bebe Daniels. Richard Dix and
Mary Astor are featured in "Un-
guarded Women" Alan Crosland's s
picture of Lucy Stone Terrill's
magazine story, Face" which will
be shown Sunday and Monday of
next week at Crandalrs Ambassador
Theater, together with Lloyd Hamil-
ton. in Good Morning; Tuesday and
Wednesday, The Rejected Woman"
featuring Alma Rubens. Conrad
Nagel, Wyndham Standing and Cliff
Bowes, In "Out Bound; Thursday, a
picture of gypsy life, passion and
love. featuring Derelys Perdue. Lloyd
Hughes and Joseph Swtckard, the
Spat Family in Hunters Bold"
and an unusual scenic, Chill
dren of Germany; Friday, Monte
Banks. in a cyclone of thrills and
fun in Racing Luck" with Lige
Conley, In Midnight Blues" and
Saturday. Richard Talmadge, with
Billie Dove and Stuart Holmes. in
ION Time" Our Gang. in Commence
ment Day." and short reels.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Keith 's-Frances White.

: Frances White, popular musical
comedy star. formerly partner OF the
te William Rock, will headline the
Sin at B. F. keith's Theater next
Week in a cycle of her own songs
isu1 dances, assisted by Ted Murray at
Uns piano.
/. fIe Mei3tersingers will be heard
10 their 10th annual engagement,
With a program of classical and popu-
lat numbers, concluding with med
lfY of operate airs.
> Marie Nordstrom, dramatic actress.
musical comedy and vaudeville star.
*fll appear in A pleasant bit of
Entertaining" something old. some
thing new, many laughs and a tear or
tsyo. written for her by Frances
yordstrom.
s0thers will include Roger Williams
SThe Boy From Dixie" in timely
stories and songs: Rice and Old
SHOES" a skit presented by Harry J.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Columbia" "Manhandled.' ''

Gloria Swanson will be featured in
the screen version of "Manhandled,"
a Paramount picture of Arthur
by Alan Dwan, at Loew's Columbia
Theater next week. The cast includes
Brooke Johns, Ann Pennington, Tom
Moore. Lilyan Tashman. Ian Keith
and Paul McAlnster -
"Manhandled" serves to point the
moral that the modern fapper, emu
lating the salamander in her ability
to pass through the fires OF tempta-
ton and pleasure, is, nevertheless,
occasionally scorched in the process,
and the fragile daintiness Of her
charms are reduced in value through
manhandling Miss Swanson is the
heroine, a gay, carefree little shop
girl OF sound morals, but obsessed
with the desire for pleasure which
almost wrecks her romance with a
youngster she loves.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Park.

Sunday and Monday. Leatrice Joy in
THE Marriage Cheat; Comedy,
Harry Langdon m Shanghaied
Lovers" Tuesday and Wednesday
Poll Negri in "Montmarte"; viii
Rogers in Just Passin Thru
Thursday, Agnes Ayres in 1.-THE
Guilty One; Stan Laurel In 'Smithy,"
Pathe News. Friday. Walter HERS
in Fair Week; Chronicles of
America '-The Gateway to the
West" Saturday. John Bowers and
Marguerite De LaMotte in when a
Mans a Man: Mack Sennett Comedy,
THE Half Back of Notre Dame;
Matinee only. The fifth episode of
The Fast Express" starring William
Duncan, with Edith johnson.
Doors open daily at 900 PM,
Saturdays at 11c PM. and Sundays
at 2:3o PM, with continuous perfor-
mances both dayP
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Tivoli-Music and Screen
Features.

Crandall's Tivoli Theater, beginning
next Sunday afternoon, will present
Polly Lou Dee, in a series of popular
numbers and ballads, accompanied at
the piano by Charles Embler; Roy
Dietrich will display his tenor voice
in a song recital, and Marguerite De
La Motto. John Bowers, Estelle Tay-
lor, David Butler, Walter Long, Ralph
Lewis, Chester ConkIin and Nick Cog
ley Will be screened in Metros pro-
duction of Desire" a poignant story.
Tivolfs Mirror of the Living World"
also will be shown. The Tivoli Or
chestra will contribute to the musical
program.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Rialto-"The Wise Virgin

A honeymoon for three furnishes
many of the laughs Of The Wise Vir-
GIN" a comedy drama OF the screen.
which opens a weeks engagement at
the Rialto Theater Sunday
The story is an original by Elmer
Harris. author OF 80 Long, Lefty"
and Canary Cottage" and is said to
make a ''whiz bang" picture.
The cast is headed by Patsy Ruth
Miller and Matt Moore, and includes
Lucy Fox. Leon Barry. Edythe Chap
man and Charles A. Stevenson.
One of Hal Reaches "Spat Family
comedies. Hitting the High Spots"
the Rialto Magazine and other film
subjects, with orchestral music, and
the second number of the Famous
Music Master Series. entitled Men
delSsohn," will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Central "Missing Daugh-
tiers.

Missing Daughters" a Selznick
production, featuring Eva Novak,
Eileen Percy. Pauline Starke. Claire
Adams, Rockliffe Fellowes and
Robert Edeson, will be shown the
first three days of next week at
Crandalrs Central Theater, with
witwer's 1.-THE Telephone Girl" fea-
turing Alberta Vaughn. Albert Cook
and Kit Guard; Wednesday and
Thursday, Viola Dana and Alan
Forrest, in Don't Doubt Your Hus-
band" a 'tragi-comedy" Of married
life, and Stan Laurel in a burlesque.
"Seb VS.. Paprika"; Friday and Satur- :
day, George Fitzmaurice's production
of Joseph Hergensheimer's colorful
romance, "Cytherea," and an Aesop
fable, Amelia Comes Back"
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Colleen Moore.
in The Perfect Flapper," and Cliff
Bowes, in Head On: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Alma Rubens and Lewis
Stone, in "Cythera," and Aesop
Fable; Thursday, Barbara La Marr
and Bert Lytell, in The Eternal City
and Howe's Liquid Lava; Friday,
Harrison Ford, in The Fools Awak-
ening," and Clyde Cook, in The
Broncho Express: Saturday, Richard
Talmadge, in Fast Company" and
Our Gang, in Tire Trouble"
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Circle.

Sunday and Monday, Anna Q. Nils
son and Milton Sills, in Flowing
Cold; Tuesday. James Kirkwood,
Lila Leo and Madge Bf11any, in Loves
whirlpool; Wednesday, Aileen
Pringle, Louise Fazenda and Norman
Kerry, In True as Steer; Thursday
and Friday, Constance Ta1madge, In
'The Dangerous Maid; Saturday.
Baby Peggy, in The Law Forbids,"
also Harold Lloyd, in Number
Please"
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Chew Chase.

Sunday and Monday doors open
Sunday 2:30 pm.). Charles Ray. in
The Courtship of Myles Standish," ]"
Aesop's Fables and News Events;
Tuesday. Agnes Ayres, in THE Guilty
One" Mack Sennett's Trying to Get
Along; Wednesday and Thursday,
Jacqueline Logan and Rod I.aRoque,
In Code Of the Sea-" Fun From the
Press and News Events; Friday,
"Qufcksands," Charles Chase, in See,
ing. Nellie Home" "Leatherstockings"
No. z; Saturday doors open $3.50
p.m.), Emil jennings, in Peter the
Great" Universal Comedy, Fighting
Skipper" No. IL.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Metropolitan "Unguarded
Women"

"Unguarded Women" new Para
mount picture to be shown at Gran
described as a colorful, romantic
drama of sacrifice and regeneration,
adapted from Lucy Stone Terrill's s
magazine story, Face"
Something unusual in the way of
scenery may be expected, as much of
the action takes place in the colorful
Far East-Peking, China, with its
Oriental customs and costumes, the
battlefields OF the World War and
the fashionable homes Of the rich on
Long Island. Bebe Daniels, Richard
Dix and Mary Astor, in leading
roles, are supported by Walter Nc
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Dumbarton.

Sunday. Gloria Grey, in The Girl
of the Limberlost"; Monday, Baby
Peggy. in THE Law Forbids"; Tues
day. John Gilbert, in The Wolf Man;
Wednesday. Norma Talmadge, in
Ashes Of Vengeance" 7 and . pm;
Thursday, Helen Chadwick and Lewis
Stone, in why Men Leave Home;
Friday, Louise Fazenda and Sidney
Chaplin. in "Galloping Fish; Satur-
day, Fred Thompson, In "Galloping
Gallinger."
Evening star., 1924-08-06

liam J. Kelly and jeanette Daudet
The story concerns a girl whose
fascination for men is a curse to her.
Caught UP in whirl of European
existence where every force seems
to urge her downward, she tries
again and again to start afresh, but
even her kindness and real affection
seem to become snares for her feet
In the end, however, she encounters
the man who discerns the real woman
beneath appearances.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Crandau' 8.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Rich
ard Barthelmess and May McAvoy. in
The Enchanted Cottage" and Cliff
Bowes, in Good News; Wednesday
and Thursday, Thomas Meighan, in
Saturday, Estelle Taylor, in Tiger
Love" and Jimmy Aubrey, in "A Per-
feet Pest"
Evening star., 1924-08-06
3elasco-"The Cat and the

1.-THE Belasco Theater Players an
nbunce for next week THE Cat and
tie Canary" by John willard; the
Mystery drama that has held Broad
way audiences in breathless suspense
f9r two seasons. .
be inserted in the program that reads
ss follows:
Ifs- -ou like this play, please tell your friends:
Bat pray don't tell them how II ends.
THE Cat and the Canary" calls for
Strong dramatic acting, seasoned with
that of subtle comedy. The cast will
include Donald Gallaher, Leona Bou-
tSlle. Elisbeth Paterson, Everett But
tsrfield, Harry Irving and Adele
Windsor
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. Sylvia Dreamer
and Frank Mayo. in 1.-The Woman on
the Jury: Tuesday, Betty Compson.
in The White Shadow; Wednesday,
Anita Stewart, in '"The Great White
william de Miles mystery picture,
THE Bedroom window; Friday,
Walter HERS. in "Fair Week.; Satur-
day, Claire Windsor. in Nellie, the
Beautiful Cloak Model"
Evening star., 1924-08-06

F1apper." and CIin Bowes. in Lunch
Brigade: Thursday. Harrison Ford. in
THE Fools Awakening" and Spat
Family, in Help One Another: Fri
& BIDS" % and % WitWer's. "a -rhe Telephone %
Girl': Saturday, Viola Dana, in THE
Heart Bandit" and Lige Conley, in
Midnight Blues"
Evening star., 1924-08-06
SAVOY.

Sunday and Monday, Colleen Moore.
in The Perfect Flapper," and Cliff
Bowes, in Pardon U.s.; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Alma Rubens, Lewis
Stone and Irene Rich. In "Cytherea," +"
and Aesop Fable; Thursday, Barbara
La Marr and Bert Lytell, in "The
Eternal CITY," and Howe's "a Movie
Pioneer; Friday, Harrison Ford, in
The Fools Awakening,' and Neal
Burns, in 'Tootsie Wootsie;" Satur-
day, Fred Thomson, in The Fighting
Sap" and Our Gang, in Tire Trouble"
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Takorna.

Sunday and Monday, The Girl of
the Limberlost," Pathe News and
Topics; Tuesday, Jack Holt in THE
Tigers Claw and Betty Compson in
The White Flower" Wednesday and
Unknown Purple; Friday, Jane Novak
in Lullaby" Aesops Fables; Tele-
phone Girl No. Z; Saturday matinee and
evening, Harold Bell Wright's when
a Mans a Man." and Aesop's Fables.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Elite

Sunday and Monday. Reginald
Denny. in Sporting Youth; Tuesday,
Leatrice Joy. in "The Guilty One;
Wednesday, Jean TaIley, in The Un-
invited Guest: Thursday, Baby Peggy,
in THE Darling of New York;; Fri
day, Mark McDermott, in "Hoodman
Eiind": Saturday, Tom Mix, in THE
Eyes of the Forest"
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Palace-'Lily of the Dust

Pola Negri has the central role of
Paramount's screen version Of Her
man Suderman's famous classic, The
Song of Songs" which, under the
title Lily OF the Dust" will be shown
at Loews Palace Theater next week.
Dmitri Buchowetski, the conti-
mental directoral genius who came to
America expressly to direct Pola in
a number of Paramount productions.
handled the megaphone in this Of
fering. The cast includes Ben Lyon,
Noah Beery, Raymond Griffith, Will
Evening star., 1924-08-06
ADJUSTMENTS A T S

Conley. assisted by Harriet Townes,
with elaborate settings: Mile. Ivy, in
a sensational dancing act, Dance
darts" assisted by Jack De Winter
and Derrick Swan; the Flemings, with
Art in Alabaster," and the usual
screen features
Evening star., 1924-08-06

The large farm is increasing in
popularity in Canada, In 1921 there
were $500 more farms of 2,00G acres
and up than in 1911. The small farms
OF less than so acres in size have de-
creased in number.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
N Conductor 1892" and Ben Turpin

in Conductor 1892" and Ben Turpin,
in Yukon Jake; Tuesday, Bessie
Love, in Those Who Dance" and
Aesop. Fable; Wednesday, John GIL
bert, in Cameo Kirby" and Jimmie
Adams In Safe and Sane: Thurs
day, Estelle Taylor. in Tiger Love, ("
and win Rogers, in THE Cake Eat
ers; Friday, Viola Dana, in "The
Heart Bandit" and Witwer's The
Telephone Girl; Saturday, Irene Rich
and Noah Reery, in The Dangerous
Irall, and Clyde Cook, in the
"Broncho Express"
Evening star., 1924-08-06

Grail. Frank Losee. Helen LAndroth
and Joe King. Lloyd Hamilton. in
Good Morning" will furnish the
laughs, and the Metropolitan or
chestra the music.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Alma Rubens
and Lewis Stone, in "Cytherea," and
Aesop Fable; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Colleen Moore, in The Perfect
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Silk and Wash Goods Close-Outs

2sc PRINTED WOLFE REMNANTS, 1sc
45c 36-INCH LINENE SUITING, 29c
19c PLISSE CREPE REMNANTS, 121,c
SEC 36-INCH SFANTUNG SUITING, Acc
32-INCH DRESS GINGHAMS, 15c
25c YARD-WIDE LONGCLOTH, 15c
29c 39-INCH PRINTED WOLFE, 21c
29c 45x36 PERFECT PILLOWCASES, 19c
ACC 36-INCH NUPONGE SUITING, 3sc
29c ASSORTED WHITE GOODS, 17c
29c 32-INCH TREFFAN ROMPER CLOTH, 19c
Csc PERFECT OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES 49c
19c 36-INCH BLEACHED MUSLIN, 15c
49c 39-INCH PRINTED WOLFE, 28c
39c 39-INCH BATISTE, ALL COLORS, 25c
$2.25 SUMMER PORTIERES, 21a YDS. LONG, $179
49c 3S-INCH FLOCK DOT WOLFE, Soc
$1-39 WOLFE AND MAROUISETTE
CURTAINS, $1.25
Soc 36-INCH WASH SATIN, 39c
15c STANDARD APRON GINGHAM, 111ac
$1.25 KNIT CREPE, IN COLORS, 79c
CSC SILk-AND-COTTON PRINTED CREPES, Acc
$149 SILK CHECKED PONGEE, $1I9
Soc 36-INCH SILk-AND- COTTON FABRIC, 44c
$1.29 WHITE SPORTS SATIN, S9c
Sl19 ALL-SILK PONGEE, Ssc
Evening star., 1924-08-06
York.

sunday and Monday. Johnny Hines
, 1924-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. John Keldsen and
children took in the Fourth of July
celebration at the Sweetwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Firestone left
Rawlins on Thursday for Lander
where they expect to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Weaver and
Mrs. John Mullen returned last Sun
day from a trip through the Yellow
stone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cantlin and
two daughters spent the Fourth at
the Sweetwater celebration.
Earl Falwell left Rawlins last
Saturday evening for Portland, Ore.
Earl expects to make his home on
the West coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. INLAND and fam
lily, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Buchanan
went to- Battle Lake yer the Fourth.
, 1924-07-10

| e., 1868 it. To point of a 4 deg.
curve to the right the radius of which
is 1432.4 it. Thence along said
curve through an angle of 8 deg. "a
min. W., 235 feet. Thence S. 9 deg.
% min. w. 3S95.1 feet. Intersect
inc between section 80 T. 16 NJ, r.
SO w. and Section 5 7. 10 N, r. S3
~. Whence the south a corner Of
said section 80 T. 16 N, r. S3 w.
bears N. 80 deg. OF min. w. GLIB
TT. Thence S. 9 deg. % min. W.,
5292.2 it. Intersect line between
sections S and s T. Is N, R. S3 w.
Whence the southeast corner of said
section 5 bears S. SO deg. "a min.
e., Plaza feet. Thence S. 9 deg. %
min. W., 1859 feet. To point of a
s deg. curve to- the right the radius
of which is '716.2 it. Thence along
said curve through an angle of 80
deg. 81 min, 407.7 TT. Thence S.
Al deg. SO min. W., 1895 it. To
point of a 3 deg. curve to the right
the radius of which is 1909 TT.
Thence along said curve through an
angle of 8 deg. 43 min, 323.9 TT.
Thence S. 81 deg. AZ min. W., 1411.7
TT. To point OF a / deg. curve to the
right the radius of which is 5729.7
L I llSitC aloh6 SoiA
an angle of 2 deg. 80 min, 1888 1T.
Thence s. "a deg. IA min. W., 111.6
it. Intersect line between sections
I and s T. Is N, r. SO w. Whence
the southwest corner Of said section
8 bears s. 0 deg. II min. E., 1865
IT. Thence S. 54 deg. IA min. W.,
1902 TT. To point of a 10 deg. curve
to the left the radius of which is
573 feet. Thence along said curve
through an angle of 80 deg. 81 min,
309.5 1T. Thence S. 23 deg. 17min.
w, 1841.S IT.. Intersect line be-
tween sections Z and IS T. Is N, r.
SO w. Whence the south u corner
of said section Z bears N. SO deg. 35
min. W., S3O.7 It. Thence S. %
deg. II min. W., 1913 TT. end of
project which is 1913 feet S. 23 deg.
IT min. w, Of a point which is
S3O.7 It s. SO deg. IS min. f. of the
south u orner OF section Z T. Is
N, r. SO w.
Hill Road location it was moved by
Vest and carried hat the road be es-
he section lines according to the l.. j.
at 10 o'clock a. m. carried.
j. E. BUCHANAN, Clerk.
A. D., 1924, at 10 o'clock a. IN. David
IS, to-wit:
6 of the Wyoming Compiled Statutes
ion Districts as follows; also Election
To-wit:-
Seven, First Section)
, 1924-07-10


Right of Way of u portion of the
Saratoga-Encampment Road from
Sec. 5, Il. 10 N, Il. 83 w. to
Sec. IS T. Is N, r. S3 W. in
Carbon County, Wyoming
Being the description of a parcel
of land, of a total width of so feet
being 40 feet on either side of, and
equidistant from a center line de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at a point which is
1864 feet S. AZ deg. 80 min. E., of
a point which is 27S6.2 feet S. "A
deg. OF min. E., of a point which is
724 feet S. 0 deg. AZ min. E., of a
the NV corner of Section S T. 16 NJ,
K. 83 w. Of the Sixth Principal Me-
ridian, Wyoming.
The point of beginning being the
point of a 2 deg. curve to the right,
the bearing Of the tangent being S.
AZ deg. 3S min. E., Thence along
said curve through an angle of 16
deg. 2S min, S23.3 TT. Thence S. IS
deg. 10 min. E., paralleling the west
right of way line of the Saratoga
and Encampment Railroad. 1861
TT. To point of a Is deg. curve to the
right the radius of which is 3S2 TT.
Thence along said curve through an
angle of 80 deg. 40 min, 351.1 IT.
Leave railroad. Thence S. &c deg.
80 min. w, GOODS feet. To point
of a 3 deg. curve to the right the
radius of which is 1908 it. Thence
along said curve through an angle
of 8 deg. % min, 313.9 feet. Thence
S. IS deg. So min. w, 99S feet. To
point of a 5 deg. curve to the left
the radius OF which is 1145.9 feet.
Thence along said curve through an
angle of Is deg. 800 feet. Thence S..
20 deg. 55 min. W., 2SSS.5 It. To
point of a S deg. curve to the left
the radius of which is 1859 feet.
Thence along said curve through an
angle of 20 deg. 81 min, 419 IT.
Thence S. 0 deg. OF min. E., 1077.3
IT.. Intersect line between sections
20 and 32 T. 16 N, r. SO w. Whence
the southeast corner of said section
20 bears S. SO deg. 80 min. E.,
1928 IT. Thence S. 0 deg. OF min.
Taking up the Savery-Brown's
C.. w. Morgan seconded by David v
tablished as lear as possible along t
Dolan survey
Motion to recess until July 3rd
Board met this 3rd day of July
West presiding.
Proceedings we're had as follow
ELECTION DISTRICTS
In compliance with Chapter IA,
OF 1910. the Board established Elect
Precincts in the several Election Dis
Continued or Page
, 1924-07-10

On motion by c. W. Morgan seconded by A. Nelson md duly carried
it was decided to declare tn ofice of justice Of peace for precincts No. 2
and 4 vacant.
On motion by A. Nelson seconded by c. w. Morgan and duly carried
and No a to fill out the balance Of the term.
seconded by C. w. Morgan and regularly carried that the hereafter de-
scrbed road be declared a public highway and that the description should
be advertised in the Rawlns Republican for three uccessive issues be-
ginning July 3d, A. D. 1924. Any persons having objections thereto shall
file their objections with the county clerk of this county on Or before the
third day offs September A. D. 1924.
, 1924-07-10

Motion carried to recess until tel o'clock a m on second day of July
J. EBUCHANAN, Clerk
Board met this End day of July at ten o'clock I. m with all present
and ID West presiding.
Ballots were received on the election of trustees for the Consolidated
High School, district No. 2. After canva&ing he balots the following
parties were found duly elected: A. L. Walker. r. II. Pearson and G. F.
BRENNAN. "i.
John Flanagan. a applicant for county aid. a found worthy of n
home at the poor farm and by vote II M o ordered.
Reports OF Clerk II Court, County Clerk. Z. Il. Watson J. 7. and J H.
The board then proceeded with the auditing and approval OF the fol-
lowing bills:
Name Account and purpose Presented Allowed
, 1924-07-10

Board If County Commissioners met this LIST day of July, A. d. 1924,
with all members and David West in the chair.
Mr.. McManis of Saratoga appeared before the board n requested
seine relief rom the conditions that prevailed in his school district-No.
II. Afterh hearing his explanation the board, by motion regularly made
and carried, decided to transfer sections 81 and 80 township 10, range 85
from school district No II t. school district No. 9 which action placed Mr..
McNanis in district No. 8.
A delegation 1t this time appeared before the board urging action o n
the Rawlins-Baggs cut off road with n offer of temporary assistance,
financially, in order that the work that is under progress may not be held
back fol ant of finances. After hearing their proposition they wereas-
sured that the DAD would very shortly be in good condition without their
assuming n further obligations.
Mr.. Geo. Salisbury and Mt. and Mrs. w. c. Beeler Of Battle Creek
presented a very urgent plea for the division of school district No rs but
az the commissioners were not familiar with the local conditions prevailing
in that district and in the absence of a petition from the property owners
the subject vas taken under Amusement.
No other business forthcoming at this time the board proceeded with
, 1924-07-10
RAWIINS REPUBLICAN,. RAWLINS. WYOMING, THURSDAY, JULY 1924
Snake River

Snake River 1911 7211
L. j. Dolan, repairs IN Cottonwood bridge-------- 45O4 1904
L. j. Dollar surveying county roads--------------- $500 1890
Ray Idol, deputy work at Fort Steele----------- 21.2O 212(
e. r. Watson, j. p. Salary and expense 100 TOO
Mountain States 7. & T., Phones for June -------- 1860 1860
C. w. jeffrey, coroner services 1880 298(
The Mills Company, primary election suppies----- 234OO 234O(
w. s. Bennett, !. P. salary, assigned to Alfred Branch 1900 100
II. l. Wilson & Co, blade % grader----------- 1749 1L4
The Nome nugget., 1924-06-14
& NELSON
 RECOVER DRAFTS, CHECKS

Seattle. June 1.-The Frederick &i Nelson holdup netted the bandits siyty-one thousand dollars. though only four hundred of that amount vas cash. Fifty seven thousand dol lars worth of indorscd drafts and cHecks were recovered near a Foun- dry on Lake Avenue by two stud ents. Two hours after this. three auto bandits, presumably the same outlaws, undertook to hold up Wal ter Cooper. Cashier of the Union Oil Company who was on his way to the First National Bank accompan- jed by Policeman NJ. Anderson, with whom fifteen shots were exchanged before the bandits were finally beat en off. Cooper had five thousand cash with him.
The Nome nugget., 1924-06-14
BILL SIGNED ESTABLISHING
 FISHING RESERVES

Washington, June L. President Coolidge signed the bill to esta ablish fishing reserves in the waters of the other measures to conserve the sal Eon in Territorial waters. Halibdt fishing. by virtue of q clause in the bill, will be prohibited in the North Pacific waters between November l s and February 15. The bill is also designed to protect the fish during spawing season in the Canadian and Alaska Territorial waters. as provid ed by the treaty between the respec tive governments.
The Nome nugget., 1924-06-14

eity. It was pointed out, howa.
 that the cash payments under ,h' Bonus Law would not be due un,,, after March 1. 1925. which will s;v. Congress ample time to make tho appropriation which failed in the closing hours of the first session. Tn the meantime. no additional clerk, will be employed by the War or Navy Departments. or the Veterans. Bureau to handle the new Bonus Jr- surance certificates. These were to have been issued after the first n, tie year. but probably will be delay. ed. The work will continue slowly with what help there is available The lack of money is the second blow that the Bonus has received since the law was enacted by Con- gross over President Coolidse's veto. Pending in the District of Columbia Supreme Court are two petitions for in:unctions restraining the Govern ment from administering the law.