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VOI/IIME xrti. f.AFr TWftAS. CT.ARR COUNTY. NEVADA, SATURDAY. yg|Hl1JARY^rigl7 NUMBBB5 COURT HEARIN6^ . Provide State Auditor Witliamson-Thompson WRECKEDTH6HIE A bill providing for a stats auditor Wennesday evening, January 31, along foe lines mentioned in the gov­ 1917, at six o'clock, Hiss Zoe Thompson, CIVIL MATTERS ernors message ia being prepared by LINCOLN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. theAttofney-general and will be pre­ Thompson, of Baraboo, Wis., . waa HIS FIREMAN sented, probably in the assembly in the Born Fe»b. 12. 1809 united in marriage to Mr.. James Mnrder Cases ^JPl™-^ near future, according to a statement Williamson of this city,' at the resi­ John DaYts Loses Life made by Gov. Boyle, ^MzM dence of Mr. and Mra. C. P. Squires. Withers and Peter Piantoni I ' The bill wiil be similar to* the act Rev. Percival 8. Smithe read the mar­ .Jack Dalzcll Badly Injured presented to tbe legislature of 1913. It riage servige in the presence of a few Go March Term^H will provide for the appointment Of a intimate friends of the contracting . in Cajon pass state auditor, who, among other duties, parties. The bride waa attired in a Tuesday morning Jan. 30, at / 10 will be required to Install and check blue tailored suit and carried lillies of Last night, a light engine of the Salt O'clock, Judge Chas. Lee,Horsey open­ botb state and county accounts. The the valley. After tbe ceremony din­ Lake Route, bound from Summit to ed the Jauuafy term of the district governor believe* that a substantial re­ ner was served, following which the San Bernardino, turned over on the court. After appointing Miss' field duction of the expense now incurred pleasant evening was apent about tiie Cajon Pass grade, killing the fireman,. Adams as court reporter for the term, will be brought about by this system. open fire, telling stories and singing John Davis and seriously injuring Jack Judge Horsey proceeded to call the old songs. *J vvy^* '"yf^Trf*-' DalzelL the engineer. The derailed calendar and set for trial such- -matters The bride fnr several years has been engine was lying across the track when as were ready "for trial. / •*S|g|ft« the faithful and efficient secretary of Santa Fe train Hoi. 3 came upon it. In the case State vs Beatrice With- Extreme Old Aga^S ths Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce It is reported that Davis was instant­ ers, the colored woman charged with and during her residence here bas en­ ly killed by being caught under the Through tbe courtesy of Ed. Von­ ' Ihe murder of her. husbsr/d,. attorneys deared herself to many friends. The engine. Dalsell suffered a broken arm Tobel, we hays a copy of 'Illinois. The is- ^_LtheinjoriuaUu.il.—This was argued] about-two years, coming here from the hospital, in Los Angeles. sue contains the obituaries' of two by the attorneys, on Friday, and over-! Caliente,. He is an operator in the Engineer. Da—ell is well known in colored people who died the same week, ruledby th** court."/ The defendant! employ of the Western1 Union Tele­ Vegas, having resided here for several both of whom were over/117 years of thereupon entered a pier, of tnot gttllty.} graph Company and is very highly re­ years prjor to moving to San Bernar­ age and both of whom/were born in and thecase wiw- ijetii for trial before a j garded by all wbo know.bim. dino, liavis, the dead fireman,' waa slavery. :? "'y ^f3-"^^_@ jury Tuesday_Mai<.S 20. Mr. and Mrs. Williamson have taken also at one time running out of Vegas- Stephen Young died Jeh. 18tH. He The murder charge against Peter a cottage at the corner of Second and All trains were delayed several hours was born in~if!00/ or' 1801^ the exact Piantoni took theraame course as the Bonneville streets where they will be by tbe wreck. *date-bein|^Bn«rl_in.-:-y * *_•'..*." •:lr^-y -Wlthetn c—eandf trial waa act for-Fri- at home, to their friends. WO are Mrs. Sophia Lancaster was born Nov. day,-March 23. / pleased io join with many friends** in 18, 1799 and died January 1,6, 1917.' The E. B. Carrol and p. Allman, charged hearty congratulations. with robbing yra outfit car off J. W. deaths of these two who had lived to Committee Reports the age of nearly six score years, at ' .mark, entered pleas of guilty, and*-on almost the same tiara, waa a remarkable Prof. Bernard Street, chairman *JO£- Friday aft'er/idon 'were sentenced to coincidence. - tbe committee on community Christmas not-less thap.ono year hor-TOore than Western Mines Company tree, has made his report on mon'ey five years ip the state prison W. R. Letton and other Los Angeles collected and the expenditures as Civil majfters receiving the attention mining .men bave started, active de­ ings and to - strike argued and taken follows: . 'S*K; fSslllSls of tbe court are as follows: velopment on their property adjoining -under advisement-by the codrt. Donations received for Community ~ -Georg»0rdwayvs*-' WattsrjJ='0rdwa"' the townsite of Eldorado, recently ^ac­ Walter M. Brown vs Nathaniel H. Christmas Tree, WW.,;. -r- Dec reel o f d i vorce for p 1 a i n t-iff. Pe- Wheeler—Judgment and decree of lore quired from Leonards & Martin*. - This Left from last y—ur JJj'^lSS 77 fendant Ordered to pay $20 per month closure for pff. hy?—r_itt j^- • v ,. - group consists of the Chicago, San Diego and otber claims and is consid­ L.A. to B. of R. T. 5 00 i* for^care^f infaint child— -^ •'*:'. '*- Walter M. Brown vs Dupont Cupper ! 6 T. G,' Brice vs W—. A. Taylor—Trial Mines Co.—Judgment and decree of ered one of the beat in the field. A o. R. c. •~k£hi-' S °° 6 which.was begun last 'term of court, foreclosure by default. shaft 600 feet deep, will be sunk and a L. A. tQ.O. B. C. ^^3 ix%7 JW cross cut run to the vein whieli is ' very, waa regarngj}. The motion of defendant Colorado-Nevada M. & A. 60, VB Parent-Teacher Association 5 50 well defined. Samples of ore taken B. of L. F. & E. 5 00 for a' continuation--was denied. M.' Chas. L. Dennison, Martin J. Heller from the croppings of thia ledge were Latter Day Saints Church ,, -10 00 Geo./ Wadey, .las. C. Phelps and P. H. anS R. G. -Walker—Motion to strike very rich. - IMethodiat Snuday School— «T00~ Springer were galled te taatify for argaed and -lal—u under, advisement by Altar Society, Catholic church 5 00 plaintiff in rebuttal, and the case waa tbe court. G. I. At-of B. L. E. -^S* 5 0" taken under advisement by the court. Sidney Stevens Implement Co., vs P.J. Sullivan tfj^^^j- ' 1 50 Peter Buol,and I. C. Johnson vs Geo. W. C. Bowman—Demur sustained. Jiffroachffi§ Mamaee MTT I g, Mi'1*- -.j-*- '• 1 00 A. Fayle—Demur argued and sustained Plaintiff given 20 daya to amend eon> • Dr. W. E. Ferron of the Laa Vegas High School 7-75 by the court. Plaintiff ! -was given plaint and defendant 10 days additional, Pharmacy, left Friday for Salt Lake B. of R. T. 10 00 wave to amend and .defendant allowed to answer. City. The important business which Mesquite Club 5 00 ten days from- date.of. filing amended _ Andrew Eggertsen vs Arta L. Eg. called him north at this time is his L. V. Volunteer Fire Dept. 10 00 complfynt to answer, . gertsen—Demur argued snd taken un­ marriage witb Mies • Ruth Cooper, Eastern Star 10 00 Peter Buol and I. C. Johnson vs der advisementy»g^p IK:7'-;.^ ; ,, , daughter of Mra. William Payne Cooper, Elks ^jS'' j "' "~^™*" "soTKT' Harry Josephs—Demur argued. \*,jy Dora Belle Cooley vs Frederick H. wbich will,be solemnized - Wednesday, JJ—:6fK- 15 00 Est. of Chas. A. Hopkins, deed.— Cooley—Decree of divorce for plaintiff. February 7- at tne Episcopal church. Odd Fellows %^^^ 20 00 kLeo A. McNamee appointed adminis­ Richard Busteed vs J. J., and P. H. j Salt Lake. ,.. Eagles ' •— . rrr *g= trator with the will annexed. W. E. Mahoney—Motion to retax coats ari/ued The, bride to be is a very popular and B. of L. E. )21 50 .HawKhis, vvm. 3. Park" and Peter Buol and costs fixed by court. 108 l^s^iix^lm&^ masfy&a, charming'girt,* and we congratulate Masons 20 "00 ; appoi n tedSqwn-aisors. - Martm H. Phillabaum vs Ada Philla- our fellow citizen noon his good fortune. Total 1329 02 Est. of Mair^Hprvath, deed.—W. R. baum—Decree of divorce for pff. \ ffite&r Since Bs /fat' Ffecticti Ths newly weds ». will travel Jo San Thomas jafipnlnteSs^xecutor of the will. ~^&1 '•f.'Xtil—ore" va fatnV wiimnfAg: Ex penditurosTn connection— Francisco and lioa Angeles for -their witb tree and program—-. •—$99 48 L WTrllmn l.nipheysCn,, yf Board | Decree of divorce for pf**. .• • 7" honeymoon and expect to be at home Spent for relief 72 37 of Trustees of St^faomS^chool EBa State vs (ioeman—Set "trial for Mon­ in one of*; the Rockwell cottages on Total $171 85 trict—JMotion for judgment onjplead day March 26. Editor's Waste Basket Moving Undesirables Third street in this city about Feb., 15. Balance on hand Feb. 1, 1917. $157 17 y*-fr»S>®*&*&*t i* 9 i If a newspaper should some day {' -The sheriff^ office haa been unusual print the contents of its tfaste ^basket; ly btisy the past week in a "clean-up* there would probably be a riot/ There campaign applied to the roving horde would certainly—be--trouble in many of "uudesii ables" in fen ling tlie town. homes, arrests -in many^ directions, As a result one G. C. Douglass was ar­ Your Clothes For Spring shotguns in another, trouble all around. rested Tuesday, brought before the But the patron never/Bees ths waste justice court afid sentenced by Judge Are on the way. They \ will be mwmw^ basket, he only glances at toe beauti­ Harkins to 90 days in the county jail. fully printed page and complains if one He came from Tonopah about throe Here, ready for your inspection letter ia upside down,, growls if one weeks ago and has been making Us name happens to be. wrong, kicks be- living- off the1 women of block 16 ever in a-few'caySa^^ S^^^M cause-his>communicatioh signed "Tax­ since, jljil^j ^liil,P Gradually the Public is coming to recognize the part our payer"' haa been condensed, into re­ - Joe Miller, a gambler Whom the -fo*.: -%l\;**y ^T^<**«J**jfiy hcmmytsUY choice ' ••^!? ~PttbliC7-Ptiiities—re playing if* thf* J*T»l>ii^ldiTiwifrf Purdues*—****-*y spectable English, frowns because the sheriff had reason to believe wag^e**1* \ . Never have they failed in exhibiting a liTSly septss of eom- <0 of several Very "Snappy'' y^ p \ "ditnrd— nnt, f^lf—t„his advice about! gaged in the white slave traffic, wss **BiiHtnf 'auTy^"ffii3nj*pil^Dil, and ffiey have done "their full shar"v~ publicly tailing their neighbors of theirfrunoutI it town with about a dozen Mos^Sda^mchsMsaj^jd^ Bary _^_ along with other good citizens, in every community cause. ahort-eomings, and is generally dis T other ondeairabies * --v_ - popular **pb*cJf\ back" for " ••' —ever lias a hatter feeling pervaded thia city toward them gruntled He knows hia share oi th—f Frank Clark wa*> arrested for tbe-j and, we truot thia cordial co-operation, Mill mutual sympathy waste basket, but if he could look/at j theft of a watch from ode Cutler who! young men. Also there , "',..'' and good w_iah.es may abide. the contributions to that recepticle he claims to come from the back woods of wilt be a big variety in , ~'-'^s^'i would be thankful for the existence of Wisconsin Cutler had a watch worth a'man With intelligence and courage, about $40, which he waa trying to sell j^fe fabrics; enough to satisfy ^§: enough sot to print all he knows, and for *20. Clark iirauced Cutler to let ^M every taste.. j||lpife» '>i3iSgy THE ELECTRIC EIGHT to-temper that which he does print.-"- him have the \v atch tp sell,' and at once is now established* and is Indispensible in- our homes, on onr *\ Pioche Record. dropped from sight. Clark was finally streets and in our places of business. Ho bettir service is given loeated and arrested by City Marshal iu any city, no matter what ihs size. - & Waite ond turned over to the connty HART SCHAFFNER & MARX officers. Being brought before Judge Garden Seeds Harkins he plead gnilty to petit larceny made the clothes; design' , Senators Francis G. Newlands and and is now serving 30 days. The watch ^Z ed the styles; put * the : '*»fr-"^-a THE GAS COMPANY was finally recovered in a local restau­ *Key Pittman announce that they will y^%go_n_. reliable, all-wool is still struggling along at a loss to its stockholders, but the en­ have a quantity ol government seeils rant where Clark had left.it. deavor to put a first class Gas service in operation for our peo­ for free distribution this spring. Tbe materials and hand needle ple will not be abandoned, but continued until it has been ob­ assortment will include several varieties work into them, All we...^7>?% tained. We certainly ask the encouragement of sll public spir­ of vegetable and flower seeds. These ited people to that end. *• seeds, will be., sent -to persons desiring -Surveyors Busy had to do was to pick,out the Same upon a written request ad­ If. L. Jtew*?r» civil - engineer of Las ^. the right things. WE DID. _ "/^^.'fe dressed to Senator Newlands or ^njflor y_gSi; baa l>oen in ' Eldorado C&nyon hTHElttHOHE Pittman at Washiii'gton, D. C. fpr the past week or ten days. He and his-assistants have been surveying on Come in and pick yours out early | the townsite and elsewhere, checking SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOME IN THIS CITY Road Work to Start previous surveys and fuTfnTrie: new while the Picking is Goot/f^ hnes. JUST TRY IT! Mensnd teams'w-ill soon be at work Dont use T6ur Neighbor's Phone W*§ repairipg.tbe roads between VegaB. and T They dont UMtt, taut ir Ih'riot fair to _te35»r HEldorado spd bstn i in Searchlight "TIM* Eldorado. . Tl»e necessary money i is I wffiott Shoes WILL BECKLEY PIOKheim-Shoes j! available and' active Jprapadfations are Arbor Day THE LARGE3TMEN'S STORE IN SOUTHERN NEVADA | underway.—This woik ia iuclodad in ' Thd Mesquite Club ia making plana Branch Store at Ooo—ipringa, Nevada the schedule recently prepared by the for an Arbor Day celebration for some \i**i**********************t * «frftt|$tfI llm ********* county commissioners. daie-durjiig-thia month. •>****^»^>«-I wm

FRATERNAL SOCIETIES m L_^^SGR_*.S AdS MSB Sa i_W«*tt Sa *»*»»_ «a ft. 17.7_^OFESSiONAE-OA_lDS \ L-ati ViMr*** Olark Oounty, Nevada Kewsy Motes Vegas Lodge No. 32X & A. K. ffl £&. UlfiaaGP STATES COMMI^SHOlfEli ffifc P. SPRES, EjiWof tti fwynelor r-Tr^t.'.--., 8tftt«Xtc<»nmtta4gmUon»fit«t Monday | Inspired tejll '_. Mm, — ot ea«ix month at.; Masonic HalUat %T j/T 8:0© oVdo^fc-fr-ifr, .* BpeciaTeoniiB-- "FiB-ll-he* every Saturday and entered at 7^kw\ pleaU^nR, work requiring,.Third il_-Qrmation given regarding Southern Nevada. Mines and Lands, and poMribill Following the recent general rise in I " Monday of each month, "Visiting ««ter Invettment. ll---aM^ij^p^ ^SHT^sJ1 "- Lae Vegas Postoffice as mail matter of 1 I I, 1 all prices, the cost of the materials £ Lincoln s Words S bToi tnn_ vrvhSamv.—•• •--—-c —,. -••'.. . _ y^" ' the second clans gjjjfflii fly . ; .:*„-..-.•'-"SC7 p.. J. YOBtng, Jf., W* M. used in manufacturing auto tires bas jLyg—N-SCH0--I.EE.^o*nrittM*ir __!_ ... LAS VEQAS':'HOSBITAXi Subscription Term* alaji In—aiaaai* The. »a»aifc haa frwwn M iM Ha iffSaBSsate Ha i'V-fir • 12.00 One Year f|la ta aa laa te Bo' fci- *» M Phyaiciala^&r Surgeon Trained Nurses in Constant atten- i.oo relatively much greater in the coat, ol daoce. Laboratory, —••Bay. Fully the higb grade 'cotton .fabric than in N a letter toj _,J*,3 iv53Torlc -Times I 'equipped to handle) both "Medical the price of crude rubber and the other Office with Dr. ^-W. Martin and_Surgical cases. Mortimer I—mpis of 'Mountain OFFICIAL JifiEUkWOB^ ingredients used id tire, making. 1Lakes , N." J-. lata assistant BUT- If Yot-^g siS&i at Las Vegaa Hoepital BOT W. MARTIN, M. B. geon Thlrty-aj'xtn pnTted States Phjratcian — Surgeon ©It^S^tiaye aiiything*you LASVEGAS -:- NEVADA Volunteer —to—ntry, Army of the Thomas Block Las Vegas, Nevada The Nye County grand lory made a mr. —uif. _- HOHSKT W* Piwhe. ***** James, TnMr.'Ji Lfesv-* words from partial report on tbe 23d, in which-they Abraham.Lilicolii'ltftHe White House can't r^,ise N charge thaitWb ul lhe*~*prftrc1pal *—hf . A. FUItLBB, M. ». CLARK CooWBf OmcEga.. aided him, in .sijrvang llie Dnion in civil McCARTETS dfc FENNER ing companies ol Toao*fr_i have Jay-lalse- Physician a_4 Burgeon COMMISSIONERS war days. ^-Mr^-t^—joscin wrote:**- • statements made to the assessor, es­ I remember bow (thrilled as^ met Office and Residence ... Chairman caped the payment ol 'bullion tax =T R Y= OjNrtl and Mining Engineers . FAYLE - those deep hrooding eyes looking do*vn SECOND STREET , W. DAEJ.INO E, E, SMITH amounting to a total of $288,437,66 dar­ at me. What he said I could neser Opposite Court Hpuse. tJ.'S. Mineral Surveyor* f HAKLEY A. HARMON ing the years 1909 to 1916. The grand accurately remember".liut lt waj&m* ^.— \'"y ' ': 7.' C t«ra,7fe:?^**lv -* Fbone, 5 A ••~ Auditor and Recorder • .'. -P. J. O'LEARY jury urges tbat the sheriff and ex-officio substance nearly us follows:• 210 Fremont Street, Las Vegas, Nevada Treasurer yJ*tHj* ft^J Bo W. CLAM tax collector take steps to compel the C. E. MCCAEIBY "Welly—my young feieind, wBSZarel Assessor "'"-^4**: payment of ths amount found to be due you doing for your country in these SherlB j ZSh*% **;.. ' • HAM QAY MeNAMEE & "MeNAMEE from, the companies. days?' There." was eouslctei-able more Under-sheriff., ^y'j-i^ i££57 JOE KEATS *^j|[g' Attorueys-at-X_w Justice o'fHhe 'PetL**— District Attori^T—- A. S. HENDERSON to the Interrogation, hut r was so star-. HERGUiS . County 8urTe3*oi;j. ..'j •:':.;T*^V: J. STEWART tied that 1 became almost speechless. 48S-4 paciOc —ieetrki Bnlldlas l^?*-*»-..^*-"O?J0H»sos Public Adlriiliist'ratoi- Recovering ^myself, I told film that -I Loa Angelea. Cal..and. - Insurance and Cpllectiona was Very desirous ef serving my coun­ Rental's and Real Estate COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Born _aa Vegas Nevada try that my ancestors -had .fought, to OR S. W. DA HUNG. Chairman Mas, C. L.GONKE—Y REIT STREBf O, C. CAZEL -—^---| tUNICLIFFE: In this city, Sunday establish as_a free and independent na­ -Hft "I_a Vaoas January 28, 1917, to Mt. AM Mrs. tion: thatJ was a young meilh-.-il stu» LAS VEGAS TOWNSHIP OFFICERS [dent,- and that I M'as" in' Walsbington to W. B. THOMAS. Ralph Tunnicliffe, a son. undergo -an.-examhi«tlon for- appoint­ v A ttonioy-at- Lav >r DR. A. B. McDORMAH* Justice of the Peace H. HARKINS Kegristered Optometrist . I. NIWKIRE ment as. medical cadet and hoped to * Constable - • ^W^fy^t irf ffiHi4tyii^tl*B papers carefully H£;es Tested. Glaesefl Fitted pass the ordeal. He Jjjeu put bis band drawn. THpecial attention paid lo Mining nnd LAS VEGAS CITY PFPICERS . Notice of „ Sale on very- ldndly on rhy^efton—er. -atiltkeop- Corporation Law. >1 ^ j Permanent Location Ing my hand, ami patted me and said: I__8 VSGA3. NEVADA S^ETTY & McDORMAN &&&*&&&' * " W. K. HAWKINS GI AN T May "That la right You v*lll never regret " JfewelCTg \rM-^ mty- Optometriata Finance Commissioner, '_-*^*;^ O. P- BALL Thomas Blbr-s. Las Vegas, Nevada Street Commissioner^ . DAVID FAJOISWOBTH Foreclosure of Mortgage it." And again,:. "That is good! Every*] Alright n wi Sewerage Cominr;- W. H. ELWRLL young man should do something.- You F. A. St*ven» A. S. -tenderson Fire end Police Commr.. - , - F. E. MATZDORF will be praatl in the—rutuhB,; I wish mm POWDER IH THE TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF DK. W7 M.^VI^ADIJEIGH OI*!**^^*^^^^^^ KARLKT A. HABMOH you every auecesa.uow and in the fu-' Pricfls "fiirnighed- on application STEVENS 4. HENDERSON THE STATE OF NEVADA, IH AND FOR ture." - - t&SsM ''"•''. - A member of the StiHe Board oi Treasurer, J ""^^S?* KD. W, CLAM Wlthanother pat on my -shoulder I * ATTORNEYS AT LAW -. C. E. MCCARTHY CURK COUNTY Dental Examiners, _'.t ;i Assessor. passed on, how or whither 1 could uev- : 'amtn\%Mf\*a\i Judge I '.* '. » i.'. rfiy. -l-C-OB fiEflRfiiAJAILE MINNIE TAYLOR and JOHN TAjF [er remember. 1 Itjpow that I was-mue^- —aa Vegas,—~*T?S^Vkm GrifflEH Building, __s Ve«-B LOR, ber husband, Plaintiffs IISl elftted and full of_coiii-a;so. ..1 went at Jean, Nevada— vs >• once to the office -of the examining ~ ^=JE- Uver'ToatoBiee lyy~ SANTA BARBARA- SEARCHLIGHT board, where 1 was placed .on the C. D. BREEZE Mileage for Judges MINING COM-pANY, a corporation, rack. But "now. strange to say, the JjffS.-|^> _ A W T B B OFFICBHOCRS: 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 et al, Defendants. -,-"---*_^ answers to the questions -seemed to. be •!"I"H**I**1**I*»H .„_„,.„. -Senator Buol has introduced a bill to Under and by virtue of an order of General Practice in all Courts. allow District Judges mileage when sale and decree of foreclosure issued on the end oC-jny tongue aluiost*before traveling f rom'She place to another on out of tbe above entitled courj. on the they were finislicd, although the exam­ ^^pCbde:" Bedf<^«c|le1ir " Pi ANO TUNING ination was h.pr.'U'y :J|iff one, But my. official duties, to an amount not to 2*lth day of Janoarf*. 1917f In the above |f GEORGE HOOPER HOTEL Hg^ADA LAjg VEGAS C. S. SHELLABARGER entitled "actteo'T "troet—ir iBii«r;-'i(itbve t-roiililT-fi'TrrTe ovar. ami my7Ttitiid wjirK^j -"exceed tl,600 a year. -J&iiffiBi -HI named plaintiffs obtained judgment ed as'though just oilod up. I was irej Fifteen Yeara" Experience la and decree against the above named de­ leased, finally, alter 'u.cbuple.of hours, sS&M. IiIL__S Piano Tuning- and Repairing fendants, on the. 4tb day ot December, with a comnli—eiifarv ol)sjU3*fltioii <"'d I—LIGHT TEAMING 1918, whieh said decree was on the. 4th Attorney and Oounaellor Leave Orders at Age Office, or address Eldorado's face Washed day of December, 1916, recorded in the told to present nivselff at the wuTeJOS- _ «- J——i s 3» y. "-^^^ ''VnJfflC" * At ,'M!^,"jji>££fe&"' General Delivery, Las Vegas, Nevada. Judgment Record Book of said Court 'generai'B oiliisr tae-n«i^B»]«s=*didjilii: Sunday was clean-up day in the I Rubbish and Garbage at pages .207 and 208; and was informed that'I-had passed. Insurance Notary Public Eldorado camp. The entire population I am commanded to sell all of those Tbat Is my story, and lt is not much. •I removed of reasonable '. took advanta-Re of tbe holiday and with certain '—ines, mining ground ar.i But so long as Mtao 1 shall contis«e to! n*=;__ LAS VEGAS. -NEVADA BARBER SHOP rakes, shovels, brooms, etc., cleaned all claims situate in tne» Eldorado Mining thrill, witn^pl'ldc^vheu I recall that hot ± rates ,.j7^^t% W>8&M District,-'Penhty—of. Olark/ State* or Ljtily flay when Abraham Idncolii, one ;ft%EtD ~ SANDERSON, . *•' tfre ruifrhiah in -.ftht thiw. giving tire Nevada, and more particularly describ PROP'S A - town a presentable appearance, -. ed as follows, to-wit:—- of the great figures of history, put hlfi E eTOHNSOISr, . All of the "Rich BUI!', I'Rich Hill hand on my small shoulder arid wished * __ * A thqrnghiy Sanitary Shop, manned by frac!tloir^',','Helen", "Beryl," "Santa me luck.' A Jaataat.a*. .*. ata ats »*. ats J. a- A its ata ata ata lis ata iti at. •_ >~w_ Jl t Carpenter & Builder Expert Workmen. A Late Type, -of Electric, Facial Massage machine is at Barbara No. 2", '—« fio— and - Velt", S Estimates Given New Garage "Tbe Minnie", "The Minnie No 2". vour service jy*".^- ^^v*-*.-^*-' "The S. P. Low"- ."!_•» 8.P. Low No. Address General Delivey HOTEL NEVADA BLOCK Tg*. '•—• Ve«a« 7" Earl Eglington and M .'• A. Kiwiaar 2",-the "B. M. Galvin", and tbe "B. LAS VEGAS ...... NEV ADA have entered into a co-partnership as M. Galvin No. 2" lode mining claims. the "Nevada .Garage Go., ""and will ' TOGETHER, with all and singular the tenements, bereiditaments and ap­ 11 * min 19*^^*^*****^*^*^^*^*^*^*^*4!*^>^*4*^*^*^*^* • openTraaop. on First street. They will purtenances thereunto belonging of in FORTHE1 be prepared to do all kinds of repair anywise appertaining. work and will*- carry a line of auto NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Monday, the 19th day of February, supplies. jlppf—li!— 1917, at one o'clock p. m., of said day, at the front door of the Court House, t in tbe town of Laa Vegas, in said _ PRKiCrFl .vanity »nn state. I will.-Mr obedience to said order of sale and decree of fore- 2fre^JStiiirgTrext isaue Tf^r tjftoee who take advantage tetH'atttiflf closure, sell the-above described proper­ It-is with grief that we learn tbat t>f thia offer) this publication will^jractically enlarge ~M.GEORGE WADEY ty, or so. much thereof as may be neces­ it* size by 32 pages or more each week. (Read what i Frank's."- .yTerigert is very low at - his sary... to satisfy plaintiffs' jodfement. Distributor fo*r—;..' teiftj^i heme 4n thU city, and death may occur with Interest thereon and coats, to the you and t every subscriber to this paper who accept* at any honr* -— tSr. - Wengert was highest and best bidder for can li. in this, propoajiii—r may rec.»'v*«> »t iy» a»*alfl*i«—«s>»l m,g to ^^YelIoWI^neI^sfrH^~^ lawful money of the United States. ydu. ' ^j^!gys^ -yx$.'& -&7J& . brought home by. Mrs.- Wengert from Dated the 25th day of Januarv, 1917. -California, where he bad gone in the SAM GAY, A First Class Mechanic-at Your Service hope of benefiting hia health, Thursday _ify? Sheriff. night. All of the children are now in First publication. January 27th, 1917. Vegas. iSSgSSI Last publication1, -February, 1.7tb, 1917. Goodsprings Nevada

Auto Theft Charge Notice to Contractors PUP - - - -Tf*ipgi—y Illustrated Magazine -• —^T - - -j : !+®*®*^>*Q+®*&S**$*®**®*<$+**& ••$•«• i*h+&*&$*^+®+®*®**+» Otto and Stanley Merritt, brothers, Clark Count) High School, Las Vegas, lei. Will be delivered by mail to all our subscribers -weekly who were captured in Laa Vegaa a few i—if you accept this "offer and pay for our paper for day? ago and who are .aLleged to have Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned up to twelve o'clock JSfe._xear. The Rural World is a-wonderful maga'ginfe, J confessed that they stole an automobile noon, February 17th, 1917, for the fur*- mnteiniiig**a:rticles^sf value and interest to everjrnaeflr-. in this city, were held Wednesday for niahing of all labor /and materiala tor ber of the family. agt^^g trial in the Superior Court, by J ustice tbe construction ol , a reinforced con­ The SmmnUary^Shop -Hinshaw. Bail was fixed af&SoO. The crete High School Building to be erect­ ed on the High School site, at Las The Rowing Are "Rural WorM" -young men were en route east when ar- Vegas, Nevada, according to drawings ^^^reaU-d^ . **\rthnr'StTe«tgf*of Van Noya and specifications prepared by Wilso.i .. "^TM, Regular Departments: took the Witness stand and .identified and Eager, Architects, American "ISftv*. Pacific Coast Rural News . Fa'Mn, Managem*nt>*SoUa, Crops r ^uaHif.l'luauin.iahem the mai-hina fi—nd-in jjiMjUBOSSaaatea• Hnnal Ranlr Ri^l^jng, M|_|fpT?»-l '*'" .Ru—4-Wuild Maiksl Blivlgwr"' ~Cilrrerife=rT6"pi cs • j,*^y _T]ha Flower Garden -^^'^ He stated be left it in.front of the Los ifornia. 53f-3 Questions and Answers Drawings aad specifications are tp be MMI end Woman of tha f*u—ra. Angeles Athletic Club, and it waa gone The Vegetable Gardan=**= ^Sw Absolute Cleanliness had from the Clerk of the County • With Heme and Mother . •Smiles For AH \ wben-be went to look^lor lt Svfew hours Board ol Education, Las Vegaa. Kee* ' Citrus and DeeidiWiia fruits— And a Number of Good Storiea later.—Los Angeles Times. ada, and at tbe office ol the architects. 'Farm Livestock by Well Known Authors Marks every stage of our prepara­ Contractors desiring drawings and specifications will be required to de­ •;.- We- believe* that -iril.h*'this added feature at no additional coat" tion of meats for Your Table. posit $20.00 cash, or a certified check '-our publication :*jiti Tlie T-urnl-World will soon be in every homo for that amount, to guarantee the re­ t*ln our territory. It:. ou are "not already a subscriber to our.paper, We Invite Inspection! turn af the plana. In 'the event that t'-or if your auhacriptlon has*expired, send ta your order at.once so Preparing for Flood that you will uot mlssany coiUt-s of TB*S Rilral Worm, {-sample the drawings are retained during the - .copies ol The Rural Worldcwlll he mailed to any address, upon (Special Correspondent)—• '7^t entire period allowed for estimates and • request.-) y' ^^^ '** - .- - Igfe —Logaa, Nevada, Jan. 24, 1917. the contractor shall fail to enter a bid ' fO'on sij-c already-paid Op in advance, yoa may take advantage for this work, he shall forfeit one-half of this ofinr hy *xt"endlnsr your subacription.to^our paper one year Las Vegas Age Tr*ii*&**; (»10.00; of the deposit. .and-.The Rural World will also be. sent you for ft full year. j|felr Yours tor Better Meat, The work on onr flood channel is * Blank forms of proposal are attached Remember—om* paper and The Rural' World both for a full going forward very satisfactorily. New to specifications and must be used by year for only th.._ regular price'of this paper^ Take advantage contractors in submitting their es­ Palace Meat Company teamsarecoming on nearly every day timates. '77* **^7 y - and the dirt ii moving oat very rapidly, The plumbing, beating and electric WHOLESALE & RETAIL nearly one half ot the work, neoeaaary wiring will be let under-: separate :RIBE T0DAY= Phone 67 Uli to protect the town being already done. contracts. *»*•£* All proposals must "be addressed to Tbe Moapa Improvement Company the Clerk, County Board of Education, refused to-sign up with the rest of the Las Vegaa, Clark County, Nevada, and LAS VEGAS AGE, *^*^*^*^*^*^>^***^*^*y»*^*i> town and a series of very Btrong dikes. she envelopes plainly marked "Proposal f or School Building, and— utt be ac­ rfhave been built below theirrla—! to Las No'V-llh- ^*JTT1 , "ru .„ ",.',... -—^J * companied' by a certified check for live | collect the waier and turn it Into the ""V .(B) per cent ot tbe amount of the bid, En 3k I (fnil--$'—00 whioh' pays my silbsci-iption to the flood clVannel until next fall when it Is made payable to the Clerk of the THINK! hoped the channel may be completed. County Board of Education, Clark the LAS VEG (VS AGE and RURAL; WORLD, the illustrated "On accountI'of the large amount of Connty, Nevada. " The Board of Education reserves the weekly fayiily magazine, for a period of one year each *"*""-"" *; snow in the u^quntains an extra right to reject any and all bids OF large flood is looked for. .yii'i Clark Coonty Board ol Education, Clark County, Laa Vegas, Nevsda. : First publication, Jan. |7, 1917. Hfuxiii qEEDE I^AS vix^iKs AO& l' -7yFOR SALE -'IIILas t pabUcatipn, yah. H). Wit? M*-,^ All I need money quickly, will.sacrifice WHI.H WW wawr any or all of my lands close to LasVegas fPeatoffio and in 'Virgin Valley Tiir-tht assesssd. Mra. C M.' Weaver of Watertewii, ^viioe on'*hieb"i pay taxes, nv-tfiate S. D,, owner ol valuable busipeaa prop­ contraot. Tu, FARKER, erty in Vegas, arrived in this city. pRrNT+wa^g SOU W, "aiir.^St.,. Glendale, Cal. t2 ThorAay. .^^_| m ******************®*<&®$*w Tom Thumb Wedding NEW OVERLAND HOTEL The -"Tom Thnmb Wedding" at -the Wfs. WISNER, Proprietor S| LOCAL NOTES Methodist church last eveningwas at­ tended by a large number of people Strictly Jiro Proof Electric Lighted Private Baths aad Toileta lee cold butter—ilk at the Oasis, tf who enjoyed a awry happy and. charm­ Boinfoi uatl OW—Uieta *Hp*s- Heated Hot and Cold Water ing entertainment. The various parts When you want the best go to tte were taken by tiny tots dressed in the m CHOQSE TODAYjj Oasis. • 'SMS!! tf fashion of grown-upB.-a^n4,.^ach actor Hugh Welk came up from Goodsprings played his or her part in the program Hav_ your new Spring "Suit made as with an assurance which was delight­ Friday. 1^'• ^you want it—and when "SF0TJ want4t—« ful,—-• '••ffifjr " • Tg. *r*^-f--3y^' The little daughter of Tom McCormar Little Betty McCarthy.^ was the ^rom the particular style and woolen has the measles. beautiful bride and Jack Pen— roke the Remember that the Oasis makes their proud groom and the; made an ideal you choose and tailored by own chocolates, and tbey are the best. pair. Others taking part in the cere-, Jaa. C. Phelps of Ooodsprings, was a monywere aa follows: Vegas visitor Monday. S'SyffgSi Wedding guests, George Ball and Katherine"Murtaugh, [Joseph Horden I PRICE & CO. 1 D. T. Duncan of Goodsprings was a and Francis Marl— , Jack Niekleson Vegas visitor Friday v |^ff and Margery King, Richard Worthing, RECENT ARRIVALS The •- finishedclothe s will Bioedel, the Jeweler, is right on the Ellen Ball aod Georgie Hinge. B D Bancus O Arbuckle, Los Angelea lob when it comes to repair work, tf Grandmother. Dorothy Farnsworth. R W Solomon. G S Estes — wife, Yeringon Parent*., Jacob VonTobel and An­ M W 8wearington, Frisco-mjgsS O E Ililbern, Yerington — -^delivered when you say We keep one standard in ice cream F P Johnson, Los Angeles W E Cramer, Jean toinette Thomas, -fe^ H D Ballow, June Bug H E Hnntaberg, Loa Angeles the "word and prices will and candles, the beat. Oasis. tf -, Us hers, Fred Ferris, Angus Hicks, S A Rivers, June Bng 0 J Anderson, Beatty, Nev Attorney CD. Breeze returned Mon­ Dohald Street, George Bloedel. y 0 M Walker L S Mooro, Needles 'H§r£"? Bride's'maids, Mildred Liday, Helen R T"Leonards, Eldorado - . B D Hill, Goldfield day from a trip to Los Angelea/7 y& *W 0 Frazier. Loa. Angeles be genuinely economical. Street, Louise Crow, Nina Corkhill. Tem Fuller .. f&^w. J. R. Rimol of Searchlight, was an H D Black, Vegas-Nelson Stage Louis Hafer, LOB Angeles Flower girl, Mazie Martin.^? M A Kiwisar, Nelson *l S Brice, Cima ' arrival in Vegas Tuesday. Maid of Honor, Carroll Williams. Jas C Phelps, Goodsprings Det Conley, Los Angeles Best'Man. Thomas Egloff. ¥&Rp M Geo Wadey, Goodsprings A L Beckerling COME IN AND BE MEASURED Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stephens came Mrs T B Airheart . a^-—p**i^ Parson, Frederick Lee. >y BW Pullman NOW WHU,*** OUR ASSORT­ down from tbe Potosi mine Thursday. *•*» W KVirtnAy, R»lt T.alra ' • •I flwar—, Pnftblf, Cnlo-. ' *•,, • -. The following musical program was R 0 Stuart, Marida, Mont Judge and Mrs. Cbaa. Lee Horsey Wm Ayere, Loa Angelea MENT IS "NEW AND given: Sffip F T Johnson, Loa Angelea C W Johnson, Condrad, Mont arrived from Pioche Tnesday morning. IS*** COM P LETE '11111 •Piano Solo^-'Dorothy Ireland. G W Hail, Indian Springs T 0 Uland, Tonopah F W Hahn, Los Angeles For Sale: Hy residence on Fourth Vocal Jlblo—Elaine Keate, accom­ J J Russell, Portland, Ore "K T—jBaea- . • T J Harper, Los Angeles street. A bargain' for cash. panist ^'Winif red Murtaugh. K||ll G P Eftly, wise & son, Lvnndy), Ut Gordon Wilcox pflly Geo. Phillips tf. Piano Solo—Ethel McDorman. *^3ir W F O'Donnell Searchlight R'.C Wilcox f_—___^^ ^-^edding'March—Roth Schuyler. C Geretv ^*y J A Neabitt, Pioche Earl Davison and Will Helm * left : Mrs Georgia Ordway, Searchlight . Song—Francis Martin and Margery Wednesday on an auto trip to Arizona D L Welch '^g^^Pl.r S-* J B Mendenhall King. fe^py^^^f^^^7 E C Herman y " O E VanNeSs, Los Angeles points. y*y- *. <•*>f'> '.*.•*.*,*._ t,^.T%yI—^-J——- Frank Bradley E^|-';: Piano'Duet—Wanda and Alice Hen­ > Geo Clark,' Loa Angeles J H Blasingame, Boise !jjVS*' G. W. flail waa down Iron* Indian derson. Clara Jetmiaon yr^^: J H Williams, Los Angeles^ yit|S Bob Murray - viff'fi'4 ^jjjKfiLSgj J^S,RiEtfR Springs Tuesday. He -#was/a guest at Boy's song—George Bloedel, Jack P F Carr —g£_r wSQSii tha Overland.' '"w^ft®*S ' Pembroke, Joseph Horden and Thomas '£*M APPAREL FOW MEN AND WOMEN • t' ''' ^'^MB* gg-gy'V^Ml ______—Dr. John A, Fuller 1cDOWS how jt—_. Re—tatien—EUen BaH- '.:'"*S? *************»*%*^Ha>^^%*^9*****^*9**********tt**Jati ^ JUX J~ J ~ ~~~^ himself. Tbe Fuller children have' tne Girl's song—Mildred, Arda and Verda ****** *********************************************** measles. / Liday, Margery King, Katherine Mos- Tbe baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Ray bach and Carroll Williams. jfey^fe ,g XJ R N I T U B E Pollock is recovering from an attack of Piano Duet—Clarice Keate and Gen­ the.measles. eva Duffin. vRey. P. S. Smithe went to Pomona, Vocal Solo—Marian Gill, accompanied HOUSEHOLD GQOQS Cal, Wednesday night, to enjoy a visit by Margery Gill). mjaM JSTof a few d«yf*wtth~his~famflyr*" ,-'®S| -a-; -. -• NBW and .flBCQNP. • HAWD•• __fifc£l^ ^ Mrs. Lunceford has.jirriv.ed from Loa Angeles for a visit at tbe home of her Died Anything and Everything far the Home daughter, Mrs. Ed. Long^aij|te ''xTsz^jik CLANCY: . In this city, Monday Examine our Big Stock before buying F. W. Crane of Lnckenbacb — Co., January 29, 1917, John Clancy, aged 77 S ForwardiniCd. Los Angelea jewelers, is in Vegas on years. Interment ' was in tbe City business. » " . " .• ••*%• *-^ Cemetery on Feb. 1st. The cause of W. H. ELWELL ifes! -.-'K Wholesale aad _ietaj_- death was acute bronchitis. wS^f Mrs. -Virgil Ham, daughter of Mr. (SuccesiBor tp Elwell & ..Ricbardajj^^. We buy our Hay, Grain, Flour, panned Goods and Mrs. Frank Wengert, arrived to­ Mr. Clancy haa Seen a resident of Vegas for some years and hia death re­ i$-m+4$**t+$****t*+$+$>*^^ ; day to be at the bedside of her father. Coai, etc., in Carload* Lots'- 'Sfe bereavement. ' -^"..y PEOPLE'S 3T0RE from a trip to Reno. - -y^ and Gents' Furnishings Walter M. Brown ofT-Searchlight was % XNT . . ^~ m Yip** Weffnawlat- "n* reports th Notice to^Crfiiiitorsr^ y-f W. t. ROBERTS. MANAGER *** I f yts***!^ »»»•*•*»•••»>•» rTTW ***•*••'** **f* Searchlight ia turning oot the bullion at a very satisfactory rate. IN THE TENTH JUDICUL -STRICT COURT OF —G, A, Duncan, irianagtr nf'thr **"?"- THE STATE OF IEUDL II HD FOR raclo-Nevada mine, one of the beat pro* THE COOITT OF CUM" ENEW|GOODS ^OV 1BLTEAM LAUMDRY j*ocgrB=*_i''Eldorado eafrj***ni waa in Vegas during the week. In tbe matter of the estate of CHARLES A. HOPKINS, deceased. WSTTZRRIVINQ DA.IL Y ^ LAS VEGAS, NEVADA i W$$MM . Dr. W. F. Weise will attend to com­ Notice is IrerebyLglven tbat tlie un­ pounding prescriptions at the Loa dersigned was on the 31st day of. Jan- See Our Beautiful .Display of Vegas Pharmacy daring tbe absence. of nary, 1917, dnly appointed ana qualified "We'employ Skilled Labor andvModern, Machinery in botb by tbe,above entitled Court as Admin­ Or. *W. E. Ferron. istrator with the Will Annexed, of tbe ^^JEalLMiMnery ^-ffeS our Larand)yand-Dry-€rea,ning~departBaeH———: estate ol Charles A. Hopkins, deceased. Tom Clark nl Eldorado Canyon ia All persbns baving claims against AND I Pressing, Cleanin^i7il^in\*^isdRepamng spending » few-days-4B—Vegas. Mr. said estate are required to file the same, Wokr called for and delivered Clark: haa the contract for sinking the with tbe proper vouchers and statutory shaft on the Colorado-Nevada mine. affidavits Attached with the CJIerk of Ladies' Coats Phone 19. \ the Court, within three months ol the The Jewelry store of H. F. Bloedel first publication of this notice. Dated this 1st dav of February, 1917. LAS VEGAS **** NEVADA has expanded into the adjoining store: LEO A. McN AMEE, -.— room ami now has a very pleasant and Administrator with the Will Annexed. commodious place of busines. First publication Feb. 3d, WKJ^JjJ* Last publication March 3d. 1917. Dr. Chas. Lee Marlenee, a specialist %AS VEGAS ^TffiPAH;RAILROlD in insurance, bas associated himself with H. J. Woodatd in thia. shy. rtH7 -BWxLFftM-UOLDFlLvLD RAiUUAD MafUtiaii •Trrfurmer'y lnw*rt '*T ^ajl. L _.. Bernardino. ^SSSTTT^T: The dry cleaning department of the Special Round TripFares Troy Steam Laundry and Cleaning FBOM Works haa been removed from the FLOWERS former location on Fremont street, to Las Vegas, Nevada the laundry building. TO The Mesqui— Club meeting on next ttOLDFIELiD 914.20 Friday ia under the supervision ol the BONNIE CIiAKJJ 14.20 musical sectionX The event will cele­ BLOOMING § 14.20 brate the Olub birthday and will be in SPB__fGKDAL.E - the nature of a "shdVer". BEATTY - 12.80 o».i 8.10 Mr. and Mrs.'}* A. Njacobson who AMABGOSA have been Hying at Chloride, Arizona, Tickets goocUpBltirning any time within 10 days for some months, are new located in If It's Lumber For further information, see Pomona, Cal., where tbey wilt\remain WeVe^ot YOB "Bill" SUNNY |f -- J. M. HEATON, Agent, Las Vegas, for awhile for the; benefit of Mr. Jacob- son's health. .;*&?}* >. >. or address 3Ey for we just simply think* and C. E. M. Beall has received the sad*), CALIFORNIA ]§g Q. BJBKPMAN, Tr_—ic M-Pager,Goldfield,Key dream lumber every minute of news of .the death,of. his mother who i^ou* life. Always strivine and. lived near Washington, D. C. She was planning to give our customers You ought to take a few days off $1.00 and up There la -mare Catarrh fa (his aectfort 85 years of age and death resulted from the*fciggest dollar's worth they of the country than' all other diseases, injuries' received bv falling on the it- put together, and for years lt was sup-' fever Bought and you bet we and enjoy the delightful Spring­ posed to be Incui-able. Doctors pr-a*- New Years day. scsHbed 'local remedies, and" By cOiiafaTTt-" w^rf't prlapose any newfangled time and Warm Weather on the ly~failing to cure with local treatment, HMElflflLOEH prohounceallrHncuralile. Catarrh la a Wm. E. Abbott of Mesquite, was a stuff to ywi until we know IocaUdlSeaao. greatly influenced by con­ guest at the Overland Friday evening. what it'll drXand -how-i^_ Southern Coast. '. EBHO.UBVADAip^ stitutional conditions and therefore re­ I—rgeat.Hotel In the State quires constitutional treatmertt.-*"Hairs 4—ereports-tbat work is being done by wear. If you've any buihl- A~sk the SALT LAKE ROUftT Catarrh Cure, manufactured by P. J tbe Mesquite people to" open the /road ing jdeas you need^ help on, Owned and operated by Cheney — Co., Toledo,,Ohio, is.a co.natl-i- tutlonajl . remedy, te taken Internally for automobiles direct. from jftoapa to come in. .;-. _• !x.' .-> Agents for particulars of ;**R-°"" g»"*.r.H— —— . and acts thru, the Blood-on -the. Mu*—uaT,. Surfaces of the System. One Hundred ' MewjuiU), ub'latiflg the ' iiam»jlj ~ot Pollara reward 1B offered for any .caae crossing tha. Y|rg*" rlg«> t—taa* ' 'y-~*4.********* B m Salt Lake Met— selling prieea. 1 H_p_g DW1QHT DOOLITTLE, PROP. Salt Lake, Jan.^TTOTft-— n SAFETY FIRST! § Bar Silver -tfcjgglH $.76% & Cleanliness our First Consideration^^ Lead '^S|§|P#§|fS -W.00 : fi St Valentine § We sell "QUALITY" Milk, Cream, Buttermilk and Copper, y-f^_| »[email protected] fi The Old Reliable Cottage Cheese Spelter (E. St Louis) $10^@10% i4***4 ********> ***S>*<$f*®*»*®* Oar" milking room and premises are kept absolutely clean, *AVE you forgotten abont St. free from fiies and bad -odors. We are fully equipped with n< Monthly! verage pr icei of apt liter a Valentine's day? It is coming, FIRST STATEWANK modern machinery Th* ffV**1ri a ""ajw^ «* * «**•—'i**-! imme­ you know. OC coarse you can­ : diately after coming from) thejcow, thvnUinanring \4° i"nc New. York H not really have forgotten, with "J-V^S witbj its Magnificent Asset's now \. " keeping qualities. AH bottles, cans and pails are thorough- all tbe foolish, sentimental, happy amotinting to nearly a j ly washed and sterilised in live atearo. JJMI cows are regu- Month Higb Low Avg. Avg. things cluttering up _S show windows, * larly tested by state veterinarian and are absolutely healthy January 19.425 17.30 1—809 6.519 but you may have forgotten that St February 21.175 18.675 20.094 8.866 Valentine's day Is something more than March 20.50 16.50 18.40 10.125 a window display and that you are a mHalt' Million Dollars% ***************************************************** April 19.37G 17.75 18.78 1148 May 17.50 13.75 15.98 15.826 part of it, says the Indianapolis News. offers to its friends every security .ami accommodation Jnne 13.625 11.25 12.72 22.626 It la no good saying that you are not; consistent with SAFE BANKING WS^S] July 10.75 8.75 9.80 20.803 that yon had nothing to do with it In Angust 9.76 8.376 9.116 16.110 the beginning and have nothing to do September 9.70 8.125 9.22 14.493 with It now. If. you have forgotten Money to loan at all times on good security October 10.425 9.425 9.99 14.196 and atiM** haven't a valentine stock November ~tX9S 10.65 11.92 away in your market basket, it Is time Oeeetnber ic16.67m5 A% Interest paid oh Time .Deposits. ^rjry«ftg—* —ip-were remembering..' '""".•"fl^SsiS Year 13.914 pJJrteSine yuu were remembering ev- aff awee—eart yott sTer'hafl anil every v 3 one you ever wished yon had.- It is Your account respectfully solicited. *j|Nf time you were remembering every bit of proof you ever-'cherished that "any­ i. BOSS CLARK, .'PreaJdanJ^lfg WEATHER REPORT body, anybody at all, loved ye— TStere - ftjjl B. THOMAS ^W. B. HAWKINS Is no sense In being ashamed of it -f^g SssV;2" W. R. BRACKEN * ED. W". CLARK [ living ln a world without sweet­ JOHN S. PARK, Cashier hearts would be a dismal thing, and yon would be a dismal sort of person o if you never had one—If you haven't .____ one now. 3E3E 30EZXOX St Valentine as. We know him is very likely a sentimentalist but he ia a naefnl sort of person at that He makes It very easy for yon to tell folks that you love them, and that la ELDORADO CANYON a-thing that haa to he .old Somehow gome tune, although nobody ia sup­ : mmm\%mm\%mmmmmmmmmwmmmmm\% posed to know who is telling it jPnf 7 ^&ST0CKS.. ^E? - Of course, like all sentimentalists, St Valentine to likely to make many A mistakes, and that is the reason it is £LDdRAiiQ.ENfERPRISE so necessary for you to do your part He la aitety -to' HQTEL BUILDING El Max Min. 5 p. m And the only possibleTemedy for St mL ORCHESTRA Sat., Jan. 27 57 25 35 Valentine's mistakes is for everybody to Sun., *' 28 60 27 46 send a yalentirig to somebody he loves. |^ Everybody Welcome Mon., " 29 62 28 47 Tues. " 30 66 SI 43 Wed. 31 56 25 42 El Thur. Feb 1 60 19 37 Said Without License PH., 2 24 47 @ John Weber, proprietor of tte & .70 ol an loch of rain fell during -the * Republic Hotel" Corner of First and ELDORADO CANYON storm. J„—§6 Carson streets*, and 'Madeleine Bosso, Clark County, Nevada 1__fc_ _M§|; " C. P. Swaps, waitress, were* arrested by Deputy 3 Co-ooerative Observer. Sheriff Joe Keats? and City Marshal Waite Tuesday night. , The officer* m FAIRYLAND CLUB were attracted to the place by a bois­ » ' terous crowd, within and found liquors : GHURCB NOTICES being served, although Welter has gTHE NEII| COMSTflCt^ mE3E3^H3EgE3E2£2E3iSE3EiE3-3_3£3t neither U. S., state; county or city license. NEVADA'S NEWEST 4 RICHEST "DIGGINS" •.Befog brought before Jndge Har : CATHOLIC kins, Weber plead guilty to the charge THETJKS1," M&fi&U) AND SILVER DISTRICT 8:00 and 10:00 s. m., Maaa. of selling liqnor without license, and YET UNDEVELOPED 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, .^jpl wet **"' d.*6f——The eonyytion waa-nw 7:00 p. m. Evening Services. der the county law, leaving Weber still Millions in Gold and Silver Bullion already. produced. • REV. Fit. O'GRADY, Pastor. liable to be proceeded against by the MmiNG^^MdJiSG CO. city, tbe state and the Baited States. Three Producing Mines—a number in the making. -Excel­ The other defendant was discharged. lent opportunities for Mine OperatofaTXeaBers, Business -Men, ' LATER DAY SAINTS A considerable amount of liquors and 10:30 a.m. "Sunday School. wines.waa found on the premises.- The Eldorado Canyon is in the Lime Light—GET BUSY!. CAPITAL STOCK $100,000 3:00 p. tn. Preaching. 2?* officers suspect the • place to '•' be a Everybody cordiall v in vi ted. '- "fence" for the disposal of stolen prop­ erty and a resort for crimihala*7^yJ?*^ Eldorado Canyon Publicity Assn.

(CHRIST EPISCOPAL* **7J| T. JL Murphy, Secretary, Las Vegas, Nevada Services the first and third" Sondavs The German Plan for of each month. Sunday School every Sunday. Eldorado Canyon Mining District 7:30 a. m., Holy Conmunion. Eliminating Poverty 9:30 a. m., Snnday School. —UfcSO- a. aa., Holy Communion and sermon. 4s^rj'*Y.y istic thoroughness, prior ~to the " great EASTMAN KODAKS «g "SPFFLTET The Company is Offering a I______d- fagOp. m.^Bveniug Pray sr' StStFiOSSWIF , devised "a plan by which poverty mon. would have almost been eliminated ^Smtfe at the Cold! _anfcnint of the Stock for Sale for the All are cordially ^invited. from their land. Every map worth less ' Percival S. Smithe, Vicar. * than five'thousand marks Was compelled t-urposeiof putting in Necessary Equip­ to take out a life insurance policy for whieh the employee paid one-third, the Prevent your hands ment to work the Property. .^Jwm METHODIST ^'"fftg-g employer paid one-third and the gov­ and lips from chap­ 9:30 a. m.' Sunday School. %**K:t ernment paid one-third! This was a ping by the careful use 10:30 a. m. Morning Service- sure and certain way of securing a sav­ of the right preparations.! ing fund to the assured in hia old age Subject: "The Two Sons and the It is useless to dread home Sufficient ore is in sight to assure Fetter's Vineyard.'' - " and In tbe event of death before old Duet by Mra: Hewitson and Mr. age, a competence for hia family. To confinement or suffer da­ Russel, "I Will Arise and go to My such an extent waa this plan carried ring these cold, windy profitable operation from the start.. Father/'. tbat Germany had long been noted aa a days. Our stock of Skin 6:80 p. m. Young People's Meeting. country free from slums and tramps. It will pay you to investigate thisl Yet with all their thoroughness, -the Foods, Chamois, TJnber- 7:30 p. m. Preaching Service- Vests and plasters is Subject: "David's Great Sin and its Germans were never able to get the strictly "ground floor" proposition. Results." coat Of their, insurance aa tow aa that complete. Let us show Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Wed­ Of the NOBTH WESTERN MUTUAL yon how you . can enjoy LUTE INSURANCE COMPANY. nesday evening. the weather impumbly. Thia Company, by reason of the care­ A church with a hearty welcome for ful selection of risks and capable all. Pppl^Sil aa—anaamamrfa&aan averaire dividend* Subscriptions ..tajjpafe^ of 4-6 per cent compounded on the pre­ miums of its endowment policies, C. E. DUGK3-EB. Pres. thus serving the double innpoea of a Scent's Anniversary saving fund for-old age and a protec­ HARRYJS7ELL8, SeoyT tion ,to the assured's beneficiaries. The seventh anniversary of the Boy A Hie insurance policy with the North-, Las Vegas Pharmacy Scouts organization will occur ThUra- western is far safer and more beneficial ^Qy W. I. ROBERTS, People's Store. day, Feb. fjjth. There are 28 boys ia v the Vegea Taeop MLS»H, Florin, 'T***_l tjfann.niiiiiiiiii bant mitatai, , ||||y "ifi* 'Ttv* '«?# fti v, yrrfflF ^|M and Thomas are the scout committee. H. J. WOODARD,' Aslant. >- The scout fiater ia Mil H._jB>Vid«ori if^pfi.'MS^h'iM. B. FERRON," ^'^'Sttif'^irf''^"^ and the assistant scout master James E. Hjghwood. * .^Tya The AGE Printery, Phone 7\