Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 10

PAGE TEN RENO EVENING GAZETTE THURSAY, JAN. 7, 1926 STOCKMEN TO BUY PURE BRED STOCK RABIES SITUATION IN DOUGLAS BETTER COMSTOCK I. O. O. F.

OFFICERS ELECTED WHITE CAPS ORE draulic cement concrete curbs, gut lets and siaewalks upon those certain, streets and portions of streets hereinafter designated in accordance with lats. diagrams and estimated- rre- HE CHANGES PLEA WHEN WOMEN ENTER STOCKMEN BUY is UTAH CATTLE GOLD GOES $103 JY ED LOVELOCK, Jan. 7. (Special). Thomas E.

Powell was appointed deputy district attorney of Pershing county at a meeting of the commissioners this week. He will assist Clarence L. Young, who was appointed attorney when Booth B. Goodman, resigned. Mr.

Powell acted as district attorney during Mi. Soodman's absence. At the meeting P. H. Wolf was reappointed game warden and Dr.

Francis M. West was again given the position of county physician. Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Smith are to have charge of the county indigents. The commissioners also granted an additional levy for farm bureau purposes and it was decided to hold a special meeting to consider plans for the organization of an irrigation district NORTHERN COUNTIES HAVE LITTLE SNOW PARADISE, Jan. 7 (Snecial) The snow cover in Northern Elko and Humboldt counties is less than normal, according to reports that have been received in Paradise. At Owyhee, Northern Elko county, the snow cover is considerably below normal, while in the northern part of Humboldt county in the Paradise mountains, only the mountain tops and canyons show white.

TOURIST DROPS DEAD LAS VEGAS, Jan. 7. (Special). J. C.

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7. (Special). The rabies situation in Douglas county is considerably improved but drastic measures are being to stamp it out entirely. Dr. Baker has been employed by the county in co-operation i with the state rabies commission.

Over 150 dogs have been immunized and it is hoped that within a few days every dog will be treated. FORMER NEVADAN HURT IN CRASH VIRGINIA CITY, Jan. 7. (Special). Miss Helen Harrison, a former resident here, was seriously hurt in an automobile wreck on New Year's Eve, while' driving with a party of young people to a dance near Taft, Cal.

A collision occurred with a truck in a dense fog. Miss Harrison receiving a bad cut in the scalp and being bruised severely. One of the young men was instantly killed, and a young woman companion of Miss Harrison sustained a broken arm. TEST FREE Women Win New charm, new beauty by a morning drink Do you realise how much beauty, how much charm depends on inner cleanliness Do you know how poisons and wastes in the system affect your complexion, your fitness, your vivacity? Then do this in the morning or any time when you know that poisons need elimination. Drink a glass ot water, hot or cold.

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When William Fulmer vy ix i i nnun ij i nine social leaders file into the jury box in the justice court where he was on trial for contributing to delinquency of minors by selling liquor his jaw fell. He said he would fight the ease to -a finish but changed his mind. Looking backward he observed the most prominent business men awaiting to serve on the jury and he knew it was "all off." "This is a picked jury," he whispered hoarsely to his attorney. "They could not have done better if they had picked the bunch from a Methodist church." Then the attorney threw the case on, the mercy of the court, the jury was -dismissed and the court said he would impose sentence next day. ELKO PROPOSES TOURIST CAMP ELKO, Jan.

7 (Special). If actions of the Chamber of Commerce and city council are indicative Elko may have a tourist camp in time for the 1926 season. The subject has been under discussion for a 'long time. The commerce men have indorsed the plan and the city council will have a survey made of the China ranch with a view of selecting the most desirable site. B.

G. Mc- Bride, M. B. Badt, C. F.

de Armond and H. S. Taber have been appointed as a Chamber of Commerce committee. A definite plan for the camp will, be offered in. March.

MRS. E. SULLIVAN GUEST OF HONOR LOVELOCK, Jan. 7 (Special). The members of Alpha Temple No.

21. Pythian Sisters, gave an enjoyable party Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall in honor of Mrs. Eugene Sullivan, a member of Alpha Temple who was recently married. Mrs. Sullivan was presented with a lovely wedding gift, a framed picture.

"The End of the Trail." A short program of songs and speeches was enoyed followed with the serving of refreshments to a gathering of over thirty members. DOUGLAS COUNTY PHYSICIAN NAMED MINDEN, Jan. 7. (Special). Dr.

William J. Van Den Berg was appointed Douglas county physician at a meeting of the commissioners Tuesday. The Standard Oil Company was awarded the year's contract for oil and gasoline and 175 names' were drawn for the purpose of trial jurors. I LARGE PIMPLES All Over Face and Neck. Cuticura Healed.

Large, pimples broke out all over my face and neck. They itched and burned and when I scratched them it caused the trouble to spread. I could not go to sleep at night on account of the irritation, and the trouble lasted about five weeks. I read an advertisement for Cu ticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. After using it there was an improvement so I purchased more, and after using two cakes of Soap and one box of Ointment I was healed." (Signed) Miss Winnie Malich, Box 7, Gig Harbor June 25, 1925.

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Sample each free. Andreas: 'Cotioura Laboratorlaa, Damt, Mai dan. DaV Cuticura Sharing Stick 25c HARD AND RED WINNEMUCCA, Jan. 7 (Special). Five Humboldt county stockmen are attending the annual stock show in Ogden, Utah, and expect to ship several carloads of pure bred back as additions to their herd's.

The stockmen now in "Utah are (Jeorge Wilkinson and Robert Bankifier of McDermitt; F. Steward and Harry Stock of Paradise Valley and Chalmers McCor-mick, superintendent of the Utah Construction Company ranch near McDermitt. Wilkinson plans to purchase a carload of bulls and Stewart and Stock are Expected to make extensive purchases. McCormick said that his company probably will buy a number of animals and feed them in Ogden for a time before shippin-to Humboldt county. COUPE IS BURNED ON JUMBO GRADE VIRGINIA CITY, Jan.

7. (Special). A light coupe owned by a local Mexican was burned -up on the Jumbo grade a few night ago, the cause of which is more or less mystery. Returning to this city from Reno, the car became stalled, and the owner walked into this city in order to go to work in the mines, leaving the car alongside of the road at the lower end of the grade. Going out the next day to bring the car in, he found it mass of ruins, having caught lire during the night.

There was no evidence that the car had been robbed of parts PRISONER REMOVED TO CARSON JAIL TONOPAH. Jan. 7. (Special L. Cone is in jail at Carson City following the appearance here of Deputy United States Marshal Lyman Fulton, two 'months after he was arrested by Chief of Police Galvin on the charge of operating a still that was found in the former residence of Clint Sparks, near the Tonopah Kxtension mine.

Since his arrest Cone has occupied quarters in the Nye county jail for reason that the federal forces had no room for more prisoners. Cone formerly operated the Collins saloon at Lida where he gained a reputation as a scrapper. DOUGLAS, TONOPAH TEAMS TO MEET GARDXERVILLE, Jan. 7. (Special).

The Douglas county high school basket ball teams and the Tonopah teams are to meet at Gardrierville tonight. The Douglas teams have won two games so far this year and exciting contests are looked for. LEGION INSTALLS CARSON, Jan. 7. (Special).

Capitol Tost of the American Legion Installed Archie Pozzi as commander; Robert Sturgeon as vice commander, and Chester Newnham as finance officer at a meeting last evening. COMSTOCK BRIEFS VIRGINIA CITY, Jan. 7. (Special). The public schools all opened after the holidays with a good enrollment.

Basket ball is now occupying the students attention and practice is being held at Piper's opera house. Virginia lodge No. 1, I. O. O.

F. and Colfax lodge will hold a joint installation of officers tomorrow evening. Mrs. Edward Overton of Mina, is convalescing from an operation for appendicitis at the local hospital. A distinct earthquake shock was experienced in- this city Monday evening about o'clock, being reported from different sections of the district.

Attorney F. -J. Blake and family have returned to Oakland after spending the holidays in this city. Mrs. George.

Wright has returned from San Francisco where, she spent the holidays with relatives. Mrs. Leon Bishop and daughter have gone to Lafayette, where they will reside. Attorney Gray Mashburn of Reno, was a visitor to this city on Tues-da y. Mrs.

Fred Henrichsi was a departure this week for Sacramento. Alex Wise of the Flowery Mines Company, is spending the week in Sun Francisco. PARADISE, Jan- 7. (Special). F.

B. Stewart, H. C. Stock and E. C.

Lye, officials of the Farad ise Cattle Growers' Association left yesterday for Ogden where they will attend the annual stock show there. They intend to purchase two carloads of pure bred bulls for the Paradise ranges. LEGION OFFICERS NAMED WINNEMUCCA, Jan. 7. (Special).

Officers of Vernon Robins post, American Legion, were elected Tuesday evening as follows: O. C. Bell, commander: B. Hazlett, vice commander; Stanley Bailey, adjutant; Duane Bush, historian, and I. V.

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m. to 12 and 1 p. mi to 6 p. m. Phone 1623-J We have just completed the installation of a Modern Steam Towel Sterilizer Assuring a clean, sterilized towel to every customer.

"Why Not the Best" It costs no more. Sierra Barber Shop 215 Sierra Street, Reno it i 7,441,883.16 Jpeauty pared by the City Kngineer jd on file in the ornce or tne v.iM. ior public examination. The streets and portions of greets on which said improvement is to be done and the location of the work to be done, follows: FIRST A. To grade for and construct hydraulic cement concrete curb and gutter eight feet six inches wide on the following streets in the First Ward in the City of Reno: California Avenue from East Fide of Black through N'ewland's Park.

Marsh Avenue from Arlington Avenue to Nixon Avenue. St. Lawrence Avenue from Gordon Avenue to Nixon Avenue. Gordon Avenue from California Avenue to Reno Avenue, except Blocks 3 and 3, Marker Tract. Xixon Avenue from California Avenue, to Marsh Avenue.

Arlington Avenue from Marsli Avenue to Reno Avenue. Humboldt Street from Reno Avenuo to Taylor Street. B. To grade for nnd constant hvdraulic cement concrete curb and gutter, two feet six inches wid the following streets in the i'im Ward in the City of Reno: Marsh Avenue from Nixon Av r.uc to intersection of St. Lawrence Avo- mie- Nixon Avenue from Marsh Avenue to St.

Lawrence Avenue. Reno Avenue from Lander Strct to Plumas Street. Island Avenue from S. Mrsuiia-Street to Belmont Road. Rainbow Street from Island Avonue to Court Street.

C. To grade for and cons: nut hydraulic cement concrete sidew.dxs on the following- streets in the -First Ward in the City of Reno: Martin Street from S. vfliw Street to Watt Street. IT LaRue Avenue from S. Street to Watt Street.

SBCONI WARD B. To grade for and construct hydraulic cement concrete curb arid gutter, two feet six inches vil- am the following streets in the Second Ward in the City of Repo: Winter Street from Second Street to S. P. Right-of-Way. C.

To grade for and construct hvdraulic cement concrete sid-uaiks on the following streets in the Second Ward in the City of Reno: Riverside Avenue from Boyd Plac protracted south, to West City Limits. FOURTH WARD A. To grade for and construct hvdraulic cement concrete curb and gutter, eight feet six inches wide on the following streets in the Kourtli Ward in the City of Reno: K. Eighth Street from W. P.

Right-of-Way to Surprise Valley Road. Surprise Valley Road from Sixth Street to Seventh Street. Elko Avenue from Fifth Street to Sixth Street. B. To grade for and construct hydraulic cement concrete curb and gutter, two feet six inches wide on the following streets in the Fourth Ward in the City of Reno: Fifth Street from Surprise Valley Road to Elko Avenue.

C. To grade for and construct hydraulic cement concrete sidewalks on the following streets in the Fourth Ward in the City of Reno: Surprise Valley Road from Fourth Street to Sixth Street, west side. Sixth Street from Evans Avenue to Alameda Avenue, south side. Fifth Street, from Surprise Valley Road to Elko Avenue. Elko Avenue from Fifth Street to Sixth Street.

Eighth Street from Lake Street to Evans Avenue, south side. Morrill Avenue from Fourth Street to Fifth Street. FIFTH WARD A. To grade for and construct hydraulic cement concrete curb and gutter, eight feet six inches wide on the following streets in the Fifth Ward in the City of Reno: Washington Street from Seventh Street to Ninth Street. Vine Street from Sixth Street Seventh Street.

Sixth Street from Wattti'jtn Street to Vine Street. West Eighth Street from Avada Street to University Terrace. Maple Street from Nevada Street Ralston Street. B. To grade for and construct hydraulic cement concrete curb and gutter, two feet six inches wide on tna following; streets in the Fifth Ward in the City of Reno: Bell Street from Ninth Street to Tenth Street.

University Terrace from Sierra Street to Eighth Street. C. To grade for and construct hydraulic cement concrete sidewalks on the following streets in the Fifth Ward in the City of Reno: Eighth Street from Ralston Street to Nevada Street. Bell Street from Tenth Street to Eleventh Street. Seventh Street from Washington Street to Vine Street, north side.

SIXTH WARD A. To grade for and construct hydraulic cement concrete curb and gutter; eight feet six inches wide rn the following streets in the Sixth Ward in the City of Reno: Park Street from Cattle Brieve to Scott Street. Lake Street from Mill Street to Fine Street. S. Center Street from Cheney Street to Taylor Street.

Holcomb Avenue from iiyiana Street to Stewart Street. Burns Street from S. Virginia. Street to Wheeler Avenue. Taylor Street from 6.

Center Street to Virginia Street. Liberty Street from S. Virginia Street to Sinclair Street. Cheney Street from Wlieeler Avenue to Wilson Avenue. Thoma Street from S.

Center Street to Wells Avenue. Moran Street from Wheeler Avenue to Wells Avenue, Pine Street from S. Virginia Street to S. Center Street. Sinclair Street from present terminus to south side of intersection of Thoma and Sinclair Streets.

Hatch Street from Ryland Street to Sinclair Street. B. To grade for and construct hydraulic cement concrete on the following streets an tiSixth Ward in the City of Reno: Wheeler Avenue from MoralLji-treet to Cheney Street. Cheney Street, north side at' corner of Wells Avenue. South Center Street from Cheney Street to Taylor Street, east pi le.

Sinclair Street, from culvert to intersection of sou Ui side of Tiioma Street, with Sinclair Street, beth sides. Thoma Street from Center Street to Sinclair Street. Locust Street, from Mill Street to Willow Street. Aitken Street, from Locust Street to Washoe Street, north, side. North Street from Park Street to Truckee Street.

Pine STreet trom South Vhginia Street to South Center Street Willow Street from Truckee Street to Locust Street. Ryland Street, from Wheeler Avenue to Truckee Street. That all the cost aJid expense of laying and constructing said hydraulic cement concrete curbs, gutters and sidewalks, is to be defrayed by special assessment upon the taxable lots and premises abutting and fronting on said streets and improvements in proportion to the number of feet frontage thereon, except where, by the Charter of the City of Reno, certain portions thereof are required to be paid from the General Fund of the City of Reno. The City Council of the Citv of Reno hereby gives notice that on Monday, the 11th day of Januarv, A. 1926, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock VIRGINIA CITY, Jan.

7. (Special). Members of i'ioneer Encampment No. 1, I. O.

O. met this week and elected officers. II. Syirons was elected chief patriarch; Fred Henrichs, high priest Albert Evans, senior warden; Robert Dick, junior warden: J. E.

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Jan. 7. (Special). Samples taken from the face of the east orebody on the 1220 level of the white Cans mine at Man hattan returned erold contents of 103.60 as shown by a report re ceived Tuesday by John G. Kirchen, general manager of the property, which is now controlled by the Kirehen-Cole syndicate.

The sample was taken from the face of a drift extended seventy feet easterly on the vein. On the west side of the shaft the orebody has been' proved for a distance of eighty feet with a width of five feet and returning an average value of $60. "The 1220 level Is as much richer than the 1120," said Mr. Kirchen, "as the 1120 was richer than the eight hundred level." ELKO'S LIBRARY PLANS ARE MADE ELKO, Jan. 7.

(Special). Under present plans Mrs. E. E. Caine, widow of the late E.

E. Caine, will become librarian of Elko's proposed library. The commissioners have appropriated $750 for the first six months. The library was started and maintained by the Twentieth Century Club for three years. ELKO HOSPITAL MATRON NAMED ELKO, Jan.

7. (Special. Miss Rose has been chief surgical nurse at the hospital, was appointed matron yesterday to succeed Louise ii. Heaston. Mrs.

Heaston resigned the first of the year. Frank Middleton was appointed game warden and Edgar Littlefield was appointed court house janitor. Mrs. Rose Kelly will continue in her position at the hospital. GENOA CARS CRASH BOTH ARE DAMAGED MINDEN, Jan.

7. (Special). Autos driven by Lloyd Wyatt and Jack Quill collided at Genoa during the week, both cars being badly damaged. Mr. Wyatt's little daughter was thrown out of his machine but was not injured.

$43,000 IN BULLION SENT FROM TONOPAH TONOrAII, Jan. 7 (Special). Bullion shipments to date for the second half of December include sixteen bars weighing 31,310 ounces valued at $26,000 from the Tonopah Extension and eleven bars weighing 20.010 ounces valued at $17,000 from the West End Child's Harmless Laxative is "California Fig Syrup" Even if cross, feverish, bilious, constipated or full of cold, children love the pleasant taste of 'California Fig Syrup." A teaspoonful never fails to gently clean the liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach. Ask your1 druggist for genuine "California Fig Syrup" which has directions for babies and children of all ages i printed on bottle. Mother! You must say 'California" or you may get an imitation fig syrup.

(Advertisement) Kinds -Som 1 52 Jl 5 MOTHER! COMBINED STATEMENT The Reno National Bank And Bank of Neyada Savings Trust Company December 31, 1925 Removal and Enlargement Announcement We have taken a lease on the Riverside Flour Mill Building where the extensive floor space of over 35,000 square feet lends itself to the LIABILITIES Capital 800,000,00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 232,776.77 Currency in Circulation 652,300.00 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $6,102,009.31 U. S. Bonds and Certificates 761,000.00 Other Bonds and Securities 700,089.82 Banking Premises 245,245.85 Other Real 30,433. 1 5 Redemption Fund with U. S.

Treasurer 33,250.00 CASH SIGHT EXCHANGE 1,254,931.80 forage off All off Commodities It Total DEPOSITS $9,126,959.93 Total Every known facility for the storage and transfer is offered our patrons. Our experience renders what you desire Reliable Service Always. Officers and Directors ,5 GEORGE, WINGFIELD, President J. TAYLOR, Vice President J. SHEEHAN, Vice President H.

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H. WHEELER Pearl Upsoun Riverside Mill Building Phone P. in the Council Room at the City Hall in the City of Reno, it will hold a meeting for the purpose of considering any suggestions or objections that may be made; by parties interested, with respect to the proposed improvements. PASSED AND ADOPTED day of December, A. 1925 E- ROBERTS.

Mayor of the olr of ATTEST: J. B. City Clerk and Cleric of City Council of the City of Btno, Jan. 2, 4. 5.

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