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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
cRAGIN DIES SUDDENLY

J. H. Cragin, veteran official Of
the Los Angeles & Salt Lake unit
of the Union Pacific, passed away
Unexpectedly at his home in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. Cragin was for many years
chief storekeeper for the L. A. &
s. L., with headquarters in this
city, later moving to LoS Angeles.
He leaves besides his widow ten
sons and daughters, one OF which,
Ernest r. Cragin, resides in Las
Vegas.
Mr.. Cragin was a man loved
and respected by all who came in
contact with him. AS an official
of the railroad he carried with
him always the implicit confidence
of his superior officers and the
respect Of those in his employ
In Las Vegas he leaves many
friends who sincerely mourn his
untimely passing and whose sym
pathy goes out to the sorrowtng
relatives
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
VEGAS GOLFERS HOLD
SECOND MEETING

The temporary organization of
the local golfers was perfected
Wednesday evening at meeting
held at the American Legion Club
house. Las Vegas Country Club
was chosen as the name Of the
organization. DR.. w. S. Park, who
was elected president at the
first meeting, presided and Ted
Ferron was elected Vice-Presi-
dent. Mr.. Bartell was appointed
Chairman of the Greens Commit
tee. Robert Griffith is secretary
treasurer.
All members of the club will
meet at Rockwell Field Sunday
morning when the greens will be
put in shape. This course will be
a temporary one.
The club is desirous of leasing
plot of ground just east OF the
big spring which will make an ex-
cellent course.
The ground is of a gentle slop-
ing nature, covered with grass and
has natural water hazards. The
land belongs to the Union Pacific
railroad and could be put in ex-
cellent condition very reasonably.
At present there are about sixty
five members.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
LOVE PIRATES WILL
SING LIGHT OPERA

The Junior High School pupils
under the leadership of Prof.
Lowe, supervisor Of music and art
of the Las Vegas schools, and
Prof. Larson, teacher Of music in
Junior High, will stage the de-
llghtful operetta Love Pirates of
Hawaii" at the newly finished and
fitted High School Auditorium
next Friday and Saturday even
ings, December 9 and 10.
The caste has been carefully
selected from the talent of the
entire student body OF the high
and junior high, and the produc-
ton will be pleasing. The music
is bright and snappy. strictly
Hawaiian in character, and the
Hawaiian costumes will of course
be colorful.
The newly finished auditorium
will be open to the general public
for the first time with it's new and
beautiful stage settings.
The High School Orchestra will
furnish Introductory and between
acts music.
Adults tickets are only so cents
and are good for admissiin either
evening. Students tickets, IS cents.
People should turn out generously
and encourage the young folks in
their efforts.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
VEGAS ROTARY HEARS
ABOUT MEXICAN CLUB
c. c. Boyer, Program Chair
man, Speaks on Engineer
ing.-Miss Doyle Des-
cribes Meeting in Mexico.

AT the regular meeting Of Las
Vegas Rotary Thursday noon,
President Fred Hesse announced
program chairmen for coming
meetings as nollows:
, Clint Boggs, December s.
Frank Gusewelle, December 15.
Roy Martin, December %.
Among the guests present were
Peter Buol, old-tfme Las Vegas
man, who received a hearty recep-
tion. In replying to the request
for a few words, Mr.. Buol con
densed into half a minute what
he termed the history Of his life:
81 came 10 Vegas in 1904 and have
been coming and going ever since
and am going out again this af-
ternoon."
C. C. Boyer program chairman
for the day, introduced John Do
herty as his boy guest. John
made short speech in which he
said he had seen both ball games
in which Vegas Rotary won from
Needles and invited the Rotarians
to come to the game Friday af-
ternoon when the Junior High
boys will play the Arden boys.
Miss Clara Doyle, teacher of
languages In Las Vegas High
School, was introduced by Mr..
Boyer She gave a description
of the meeting of the Rotary Club
of the City of Mexico, which she
attended last summer, which was
both interesting and pleasing and
served to give the Club some
new ideas about the international
character of Rotary.
c. c. Boyer gave an interest.
ing talk on Engineering, tracing
its history down to the present
age of engineering specialization
Rather Reardon enlivened the
meeting with some nifty manipu.
lation of the worries.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
REPORTS TO CHAMBER
ON WATER QUESTION
Committee Criticizes Water
Company and Advocates
That CITY Begin Action
For Municipal System.

At the meeting of the Las vegas
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday
noon, Sam Lawson presided in
the absence Of President Martin.
The following were present:
S. J. Lawson, S. II. Whitehead,
Jas. II. Down, Tom HarlanI, w.
E. Ferron, E. A. Ferron, Harry
Blanding. c. d. Breeze, X. o.
Knudson, J. T. Waters, A. S.
Henderson, A. A Hinman, c. ID.
Baker, o. X. Adcock, +. c. Nc
Griff, l.. J. Cakes, w. r. Bracken,
W. ]. Hooper, r. b. Griffith, A.
w Ham, Wn S. Park, o. A. Kim
ball, Guests were Mr.. Seaborn,
of the State Auditors Office, Car
son City and Lester Parker OF Salt
Lake City.
The principal matter OF business
brought before the Chamber was
the report of the committee ap-
pointed some months ago when
the matter OF securing an ade-
quate. water supply was being agi-
tated.
The report of four and one-half
closely typewriter pages is too
long for discussion in this issue.
1t INDUCES in some criticism Of
the Las Vegas Land & Water
Company and its officials, relative
to the West Side water system
and goes into discussion of the
conditions prevailing in the Bucks
addition section and other subdi-
visions, which are without city
water except as secured from
private wells
The closing paragraph of the
report recommends that the City
Commissioner secure the SER
vices of a competent engineer and
have surveys and estimates made
of the cost of creating a municipal
ly owned water system.
The members of the committee
making the report are c. D. Baker,
chairman; A. A. Hinman, J. T.
Waters, c. D. Breeze, Robert
Griffith and O. X Adcock.
On motion the report was order
ed filed and the committee dis
charged, the tie vote being brok-
en- by the chairman who voted for
the motion.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
DISTRICT DEPUTY PAYS
ELKS ANNUAL VISIT

District Deputy Grard Exalted
Ruler A. ]. Proctor of the 8. p.
o. f. paid his annual visitation 10
the local Elks Lodge Thursday
evening.
The work Of the order was ex-
empliefied by the officers of the
Lodge and a program of enter
.jinment including talks by the
distinguished visitor and members
OF the lodge. Following the lodge
session refreshments were served
and a social hour in the club room
was given over to cards.
As a special mark of distinction
to the grand officer, a dinner was
given in his honor at the home of
Exalted Ruler Pembroke, the Past
Rulers and officers of Las
Vegas Lodge No. 146S being pres
ent.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
LORENZI RELOCATES
GRIGGS FERRY CLAIMS

ID. G. Lorenzi has recently relo-
Gated the famous old Monte
Carol" group at Griggs Ferry on
the Colorado River and is doing
some development work. The
claims were formerly owend by a
man named Griggs who worked
them on a small scale years ago,
taking out considerable gold.
The ore body consists OF a
blanket three to six and one-half
feet thick and of considerable
size. Samples taken from the
dump have been analyzed and run
from $3.50 to $27.60 to the ton.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS
AND CHEST TO MEET

A meeting of the committee ap-
pointed by the different societies
to consider the matter of organic
ing a community chest will be
held at the L. d. S. Church Mon
day evening, December 5, at 1880.
This is 3l open meeting to which
anyone Interested in a community
chest, either for or against, is in
vited
At the same time and place
members of the community Christ
mas Tree committee and all those
who are interested in that activi-
ty, are invited to BE present for
the purpose OF planning for the
seasons activities. Mrs. Earl w.
Nungesser is chairman and Mrs.
w. B. Mundy secretary of the
Committee.
There IS no desire on the part
of the Ministerial Association,
pastors of the Las Vegas churches,
TO infringe on the activities of the
Christmas Tree committee, there
being no conflict between the two
activities. The Christmas Tree
committee mas for twenty years
filled a very important place in
the community in doing charity
work at The holiday time and u.s.
ing whatever funds they had left
for deserving local charities dur
ing the year.
1t is the hope of those who are
promoting the community chest
idea that the many applicants for
help, worthy and unworthy, can
be investigated and help dispens-
ed in a better way than at pres
ent, when every merchant, lodge
officer, minister and housewife is
under the fire of help solicitors
of some nature almost daily
Through the community chest
the worthy viii have assurance of
fair Investigation and the neces-
sary help. On the other hand the
horde of "moochers" which in
tests the town at various seasons,
will be turned down and the idea
will soon become circulated that
Las Vegas is not a good town for
the professional beggar.
It is hoped that representatives
OF all Las Vegas organizations
will attend hte meeting Monday
evening and take part in the pro-
ceedings.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
SEIZED CAR UNLAWFULLY

Mrs. Ella Knowles of Search
light on Wednesday entered a plea
of guilty to the charge of making
away with the automobile belong
ing to John Young, also of Search
light Judge Breeze assessed a
fine Of $40, which was paid
1t appears that Young drove his
car to Las Vegas and left 1t park
ed on the street Mrs. Knowles,
claiming that she had a claim
against the car for Indebtedness,
Is alleged to have taken the car
and driven It back to Searhclight.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
LAW SEEKS CONTROL
OF ARTESIAN WELLS
Act of 1915 Provides That
Water Shall Not Be Vast
ed; Wells Should Be Prop
erly Cased

Following is the substance of an
act of the Nevada Legislature, ap-
proved March IA, 1915, which
seeks to conserve the valuable
underground waters of the state.
The Las Vegas Valley has al
ready suffered from the flow of
uncontrolled and improperly cased
wells. Should the condition not
be remedied the damage will be
come irreparable. Inasmuch as
the city of Las Vegas depends en-
tirely on underground waters for
its domestic supply, the Act is
worthy Of careful study:
"The People of the State of Ne
Assembly, do enact as follows;
Section /. All underground
waters, save and except percloat-
ing water, the course and bound
aries of which are incapable of
determination, are hereby declar-
ed to be subject to appropriation
under the laws of the state relat-
ing to the appropriation and use
Of water.
Section 2. Every person sink
ing or boring an artesian we'll in
the state shall cause to be placed
in such well a proper and suffi-
cient casing, so arranged as to
prevent the. caving in of such well.
and to prevent the escape of
water therefrom through any in
tervening sand or gravel stratum,
and shall provide the necessary
valves an dappliances to prevent
or control the flow of water from
such we'll.
Section 5. No person controll-
ing an artesian well shall suffer
or permit the waters thereof to
flow to waste, unless, and so far
as reasonably necessary, 70 pre-
vent the obstruction thereof, or to
flow or to be taken tharefrom,
save for beneficial purposes.
Section 4. Whenever it shall
be called to the attention of the
district attorney of any county of
the state, by complaint or other
wise, that the proprietor of any
artesian well, or any person con-
trolling the same, has failed to in
stall proper casing, valves, or ap-
pliances, or is permitting the
waters thereof to run to waste, it
shall be his duty to investigate
such matters and, if it is found
that any Of the provisions Of this
act are being violated. to COM
mence criminal action against
such owner or proprietor
Section o. Any officer of the
county or state shall have the
right to enter the premises of any
such owner or proprietor, where
any such well is situated, at any
reasonable hour of the day, for
the purpose of investigating any
matters in connection with THIS
act.
Section 6. Any person violat-
ing any of the provisions of this
act shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemealor, and on conviction
thereof, shall be punished as pro-
vided by law.
Section z. The word 'person"
as used herein, shall be interpret
ed to mean any firm, partnership,
association, company, or corpora
tion.
Section 6. This act shall take
effect upon it's passage and ap-
proVal."
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
PERFECT ORGANIZATION
BOYS JUNIOR COUNCIL

The Boys Junior Council, com
posed of boys of Las Vegas Junior
High School has been definitely
completed. under the sponsorship
of Profs. X. o. Knudson and Les
lie Edwards.
The purposes of the organiza-
tion are 10 supervize and encour-
age all boys activities, including
athletics, reading circle work, etc,
and to arouse civic interest.
The Council hopes to be helpful
also in promoting Boy Scout work
Lecturers and entertainers will
be brought in from time to time
to help keep up the interest.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
y X y = " Ac5oRPoRATloN

Attorney c. ID. Breeze was busy
yesterday completing the organiz-
alton of a corporation the articles
of which were grecently filed in
the office of the Secretary of
State at Carson City.
The name of the corporation is
Gordon Machinery & Manufacture
ing Company Those here in the
interests of the company yester-
day were p H. Baer, Clarence S.
Gordon and B. P Oakford, all OF
Los Angeles.
Nevada is one of the foremost
states in interpretations because
of the advantageous nature of her
incorporation laws.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
JACK HARRINGTON
NEARLY WELL AGAIN

Jack Harrington, six year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Har-
rington, is running about again.
having nearly recovered from the
accident which. nearly cost him
his life.
The lad was crossing the street
Monday evening when he fell in
front of the truck of the Clark
Forwarding Company driven by
Bill RonnoW.
Ronnow was driving slowly and
saw the lad as he fell. He was
able to bring the truck to a stop
just in TINT, the heavy wheel bes
ing just on the point of passing
over the lads body when stopped.
The boy suffered considerably
from the crushing effect of the
wheel which was pressing against
his side. A day or two at the Las
Vegas Hospital proved that the
injuries were not as serious as at
first feared.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
SEARCHLIGHT LODGE
CHARTER MEMBER DIES
(Long Beah PTess-Telegram,
Nov. 23l

Nov. 23.)
Due to the death Saturday of
William M. Brown, charter mem
ber of Searchlight Lodge No. 567,
F. & A NJ, since it's organization
in 1923, the entertainment and
program for the Searchhght ladies'
night, scheduled for Tuesday night
has been postponed one week. Ac-
cordingly, the party will take place
Tuesday night, December 6, at
Searchlight Hail. 1921 East Ana
helm Street. Persons holding
tickets for reservations for the
dinner and dance have been asked
to note the change.
The late William NJ Brown was
the son of Walter Brown, Wor-
shipful Master of Searchlight
Lodge. Funeral service will be
conducted at 2:3O o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the Holton & Son
Chapel.
Searchlight Lodge win confer
the Master Mason degree on sew
era1 candidates at $50 O'Clock
Tuesday night of this week,
through this adjustment of the
schedule. Masonic visitors are
welcome.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
JUNIORS PLAY BALL
WITH ARDEN TEAM

The Las Vegas Junior Council
baseball team played it's second
game with the Arden boys team
yesterday afternoon on the local
diamond.
The lineup of the two teams
follows:
ARDEN
Albert Chavez, 2b
Antonio Chavez, 1b.
John Botello, cf
Joe Rios, p.
Tony Fascarni, IS.
Amerigo Lazzeratto, 3b.
Billy Gravelle, c.
Thurston Hefley, If.
LeRue Barnum, rf.
LAS VEGAS
Jack Willets, C.
Harold Foremaster, 3b.
Thomas Allen, RI.
Illario Torres, If.
Leland Ward, IS.
Glen Jarret, 2b.
DelOs Mabey p.
Leland Beatty, 1b.
Robert Whitehead, CT.
ilC EctllIG was ldol anu ClO1O
with the score tied most of the
innings. At the end of the ninth
inning the score was still tied 6
to and it was necessary to stop
playing on account of darkness.
The tie will be played off Decem-
Der II.
Quite a crowd attended the
pama including a fine dalaRatiOn
of Arden people.
The game between the two
teams last week at Arden was
superior in interest to many that
have been played in Vegas during
recent months. The score stood
8 to s at the end of the eighth
lining. In the ninth Las Vegas
profited by batting ralley which
contributed runs. The Arden
boys were shut out in their half
of the ninth, the final score stand
ing IA to in favor of Vegas.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
VEGAS TEAM PLAYS
AT PANACA TODAY
Lincoln County Boys Thirst
ing for Revenge. = Hard
Fight Anticipated This AZ
ternoon.

The Las Vegas High Schoo!
foot ball team left on No. 26 this
morning for Panaca to play the
second game with the Lincoln
County High School team.
The Lincoln county boys made
game fight here Thanksgiving
Day in the first regular game they
had played, but were beaten by
the superior generalship of Vegas.
With the advantage of the ex-
perience they gained in that game
the Lincoln county team Is much
better fitted to cope with Vegas
in the game this afternoon and a
hard fought contest is anticipated.
The full lineup of the Vegas
team went to Panaca. accom-
panied by Coach Butcher and K.
o. Knudson.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
CHICAGO BANKER HERE

Walter F. McLalIen, of Evans
ton, Illinois, for many years a
prominent banker OF Chicago and
for IL years vice-chairman OF the
board of the Fereral Reserve
Bank of that district. spent sew
eral days here during the week,
visiting his old friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leigh Hunt.
Mr.. Hunt took Mr.. McLallen to
the Black Canyon dam site and
to various other points OF interest
in this section.
Mr. McLaalen left for Chicago
Wednesday evening anter express
ing much pleasure with his visit
and interest in this section of the
country.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
LAS VEGAS WEATHER
DURING NOVEMBER

The first time the temperature
in Las Vegas dropped below the
freezing point was on November
23 when 1t reached 81 degrees
above zero. This date is some
what later than a killing frost
usually occurs.
The only measurable rainfall
during the month occurred on the
9th when .2S of an inch was
recorded.
The highest temperature of the
month was Sc degrees on the Attn
and 5th; the lowest % degrees
during the night of November
1924
The following table shows the
maximum, minimum, and pm.
temperatures for each day of No
vember as shown by the thermom-
eters of the U. s. Cooperative
weather station in this city:
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
JACK WOLCOTT WEDS
ROCHESTER HEIRESS

(Rochester, N. Y. Even. JournaD
Rochester society was stirred
today by the announcement of the
marriage at Riverside, Cal, of
Mrs. Catherine CoIfax, No. 666
East Avenue, widow OF Schuyler
COlfax, millionaire Kodak execu-
tive and son Of a former vice
president of the United States, to
George Harold Wolcott, of Las
Vegas. Nevada, formerly OF this
city.
The ceremony took place at
noon Wednesday, in st. Cecilia
Chapel of 1he Mission Inn at
Riverside. Cal the Rev. ]. Lewis
Gillien of the First Methodist
Church of Riverside officiating.
Mr.. and NJ $ A. Oscar Nelson, the
former brother of the bride.
were tihe only att ttsndants.
Mr.. Wnlcott is =. son of Mrs.
Asel B. Wolcott of No 75S East
Avenue. and brother nf E. Clinton
Wolcott Of No / Oliver street.
He and his first wife. Harriet
Weis Wolcott, were divorced last
month. There arc two daughters.
Mrs. Colfax, who is among
Rochester's mosi r0ominent So
ciety matrons. has one daughter.
Mrs. Harold Castle Townson OF
East Avenue She ia memebr
of the Country Club OF Rochester,
GeneSee Valley Club.
(Mr. Wolcott has manv friends
in Las Vegas who hre plea sed to
extend to him the'~ hearty con-
gratulations and good wishes. -
Ed. Age)
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
COMMISSIONER RETURNS

County Commissioner James
eastman returned Wednesday af-
ternoon from Jameson, Missouri,
where he had accompanied the
remains Of his sister, Mrs. Marie
Clark.
The stage of the journey from
Salt Lake City to Las Vegas was
by airplane. Mr. eastman states
that ne enjoyed this part of the
trip greatly.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
LAS VEGAS ATHLETIC
CLUB DINNER MEETING

A dinner meeting of the Las
Vegas Athletic Club was held
Monday evening at the Union Pa
cific dining room, District Attor-
ney Harley A. Harmon being the
guest of honor.
Plans for the future policy OF
the Club were discussed and a
committee named to frame d
a charter.
In addition to Mr. Harmon those
present were:
Emil F. Wickman, Earl Barr,
Coach Butcher, Tom Harland, Bill
Ronnow, John Graglia, Jack John
son, Bill Nelson, Cy Wadsworth
and Tom Pickett.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
,. r. G. ENGINEERS TO
N.A.P.R.E. CONVENTION

Plant Engineer Earl F. Dawson
and John s. Taney of plant No. l
Of the Pacific Fruit Express Com
pany in this city left Sunday even
ing for San Francisco tc attend
a convention of the National Asso-
hiation of Practical Refrigeration
Engineers.
The meetings were held Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of the past week.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

County Clerk Scott has issued
the following licenses to marry
during the past week:
VIM. c. Towle, 81, to Margaret
N. Carlin, 81, on November 30.
John Lew Belts, 28, to Esther
Brill, 27, both of Long Beach, Cal.
December 1.
Earl Busse, 48 to Mamie Rich
ter, 40, both of Los Angeles, De
cember l.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
MALE. COLE GRANTED
MORE TIME FOR APPEAL

Judge Ballard has issued an or
der extending until January Is,
1928, the time for perfecting the
appeal of Ed Malley and George
Cole from their conviction last
September on the charge of mis-
appropriation of public funds by
Malley. aided and abetted by Cole.
City News.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
ELKs' MEMORIAL

Exalted Ruel C. E. Pembroke OF
Las Vegas Lodge No. 1853. B. p.
0. E., has arranged an appropri-
ate program for Sunday afternoon
at the lodge rooms. in respect to
the memory OF departed brothers.
All Elks are requested to at.
tend.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
NOTICE

The report regarding the sale of
the Wilson Hotel Block is false,
as the owners have no intention
of selling.
Mr. Beckett was to have had a
seven year lease on the property.
improvements are to Ibe made by
the owner and contract 70 be let
through the Colonial Building &
Loan Association of Ogden, Utah.
MARIAN WILSON.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
MARRIED

TOWLE- E-CARLIN: At the home
of Judge and Mrs. c. D. Breeze in
this city, Wednesday, November
80, 1927, VIM. c. Towle and Mar
garet N. Carlton, both of Holly
wood, Cal. Judge Breeze per
formed the marriage ceremony.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
DIVORCE SUIT FILED

One divorce suit was filed in
the office OF the county clerk this
week, that of Max Kubel VS.. Ida
Kural. The complaint alleges ex-
treme cruelty on the part of de-
fendant- C. D. rBeeze is attorney
for plaintiff.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-12-03
BORN

MONTGOMERY: At the Las
Vegas Hospital in this city, We'd
nesday, November 30, 1927, to Mr..
and Mrs. G. o. Montgomery, a 9
pound son.