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LEGAL NOTICES 8-Monciav, Nov. 1971 Reno Evening Ga7ftt Area death Reno issues 20 licenses for business Twenty-six business licenses Final quotations From the New York stock exchange Tomasa Arrizabalaga Special to the Gazette FALLON Tomasa E. Arri Death Notices MCBETH Orrin L. beloved husband of Diant McBelh, father ot John zabalaga, 87, died Punday in the Churchill Public Hospital. Mondav, November 8, 1971 32 27J4 27 2T', PtooGs 101 33 33 31.

33 1. PeosiCo 1 164 300 297' 2 i 4lPtuer ana Bruce McBelh, son ot Mr. Mrs. Orrin L. McBtth, brother of Mr Richard Pettlt, Harold and Don Mc-Beth, neohew of Mr.

1 Mrs. Frank were issued last week by the City of Reno. They were: Pagni 20005 S. Virginia contractor; John Madaria- IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DI5TICT COURT OF THE STATE OP NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Or WASHOE No 273208 DP- Nn. 4 FIRST NATIONAL RANK OP NEVADA I national banking acialion PUmliff vs.

LOURIA J. HANAVAN and EVA M. HAN. luiu D4andant SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVAOA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You ara htrtby unv moned and raqulrad to arv upon -plain, tiffs altornay. whost namt and addrtsa Richard W.

Horlon, Stewart, Horton IM N. Arlington. Suit 300, Reno, Nevada, an answer tp th Complaint which is herewith served upon you, within 20 day. afler service ol thu Summons upon you, exclusive of the day ot service. It you tail to do so, (udgment by default will be taken aoamst1 you for the relief demanded In the Complaint.

Money due and owino on promissory note, master charge account and overdrawn checking account. Date: October 13, 171 K. BROWN, Clerk ef Court By R. H. PHILLIPS, Deputy Clerk 334240-Hanavan Nov.

l-lS-22-2-Doc. 71 25. 2S 25 -lPhelpD 2.i0 i She was born March 3, 1884, in Spain. Inland Stl 1 InspCopp I I S.20 IntHarv 1,40 Intl Mining Intl Nioti 1 Int Pap l't TntTIT 1.1$ Itek Corprtn it tt rMPhilaEI 1.64 CoWtorl ctn trcTI NEW YORK tUPD-Selected stocks on the New York S'ock Exchange. Seiesihdsi Hgn Low Last Chg.

A A Ph'lipM 1.20 31i 314 Phiio.t vi i Arriving in the United States Widitr, Edna Parks, George Barr, Millie Gault, and Mr. I Mrs. Sam Barr. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. at St.

John's Presbyterian Church. Burial In M. View Cemetery. Ross, Burke 8, Knobel Mor-tuay in charge. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Washoe 70 SI1 t3A 481 2' Pitney .68 II ''A 141 31.

590 sr. 41 37 39 39 18 l'4 14 58 D.i i Wl i.irgioiutu DDr.i.d 1 in 1913, she first lived in Austin and then the Campbell Creek and Dixie Valley areas before settling in Fallon in 1926. M. 89 S3 33 32'4 32. 16 16 16'4 UiJohnMy 120 200 60 4 i9H 60 Johnjn 10 52 51 51 JonLogn .80 6 16" I6' 16' 4i Jones 86 17't 17' 't1 Jostens .70 43 12 ll1! 11' JoyMtg 1.40 PuS Col 1.12 12 124 as C.

Wilson Advertising Agency, 1790 E. Plumb Lane, advertising; Rene Devine Interior Designs, 6 25" 25t 25t 'i 81 59', J7. s'- 4 Her husband, Ramon, died In 430 18' 17' 4 17 Medical center Pediatric Ward. GUILD In Carson City Nov. 5, 1971 Judge Clark J.

Guild, a native of Dayton, Nev. A funeral will be held Tuesday, Nov. 9, at Walton Funeral Home in Carson City at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers the family has requested that contributions to the Nevada Stale Museum in the name of Judge Guild would be appreciated. 1956.

Survivors include sons Felix PSE8.G 1.64 Pullmanln 2 PurexCp .84 Puroiat 1.60 Ralston .70 Raytnon .60 RCA Corp 1 Reading Co Rep Stl 1.60 102 Smithridge Park, designer; Robinson Cassas, 195 S. Sierra and Ramon both of Fallon, pr cv xx I 18', 18'- 35', '4 234 23-4 17'. 17- 26'. 26 20 20 40'6 40', 23 23H 36 22'. 214 86 27 27 55 31 304 103 114 11': X217 40'i 39'l 90 4l' 40'1 203 37 364 3S' 37'J attorney; Al Lamberti, 475 28 19 18 35' 41 2J' 7 17' i 10 26' 7 10 20.

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193 9I4 90. '4 of Fallon, five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and a bids in their office to: tect; Joeckel, Hartley and 37'. 37H 4lS" 103 43 i 43 253 32T 32 ilV. tit. I 3:30 P.M., 11-IS-I KAr-CK.

rmnimoi Employment Security, Highway, Crso 305 Edison Way, 60 14 26 261 26H 159 31'. 30'i 3U 'i KimBCI 1 20 brother, Marcelino Erquiaga, RivianaFd 1 52 31. 31 31V. Clark J. Guild A funeral for Judge Clark J.

C'1S P.M., U-17-71 Comprehensive Mental Health Lai Vesas 6 70 4 32 w. mil I AcmeMk Aress .600 Aamirel Cp Aetnalf 1.S0 Air Prd Atco .800 Atcan AAlm 1 AHegCp .106 AnsLud 140 Alia Pw 13 AH.rJ Ch 1 20 AlhedSt 1.40 AllisCh AICM 1 (tO Am Hss Am Air A Brnd 210 A Brest 1 JO Am Can 20 AmCvan l' AmElec Am Export Am Hoit .40 A Homt 1.70 AmHoso .2 AMetCx 1.40 Amer Motor AmNGs 2.20 A Smelt 1.30 Am Mnd .40 Jo AmMek .60 AMF Inco 1 Ampex Co Amsur 1.70 Anarn Ateco Abb Armco Stl 1 Arms Ck AshlOil 120 Assoc Trans At Richfld 2 AMas Corp AvCO Corp Avnt Engine Efficiency, 2180 120g Fallon. Recitation of the Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the 54 42'. 'iRockwl 1.40 I Guild, who died Friday in Car ssu7 II 1 28Ji 2I? 115 P.M., Il-t4-ri m.nurtvn.

AGGREGATES SCREENINGS, High, way. State owned pit at Coaldale. and near Austin, Nevada lr.r 1:30 P.M.. 11-22-71 OFFICE SUPPLIES, and Fish 1. Game, Reno, Wet.

38 7H 27' 27 5 54 5 Si KngntN 15 ll 11 Kopper 160 X57 8r 81 81'7 'Kratlco 1.70 253 39m 38'i 38' ti Krtsge .50 192 27. 2i. 26J4 'i Kroger 1.30 130 7'j 7'i 7' 34 36' 35ri 36'4 LearSieg .20 717 17. 17, 17J Leh Pt .40 26 13 12'j 12? '3Lenm 1.32b 91 43 4:" '4 LibbyOwn 2 16' 1T ir McNI X326 42'. 41.

42'. 'liLigs My 2'i Rohm 1.40a Rohr Cp .80 Austin Funeral Home. Requiem TED BAKER Ted Baker Ted Baker, about 70, who for son City, will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from Walton's Chapel 8 s. Mass will be at 10 a.m.

Wednes 14 144 Drtuir. of the Valley in Carson City. day at St. Patrick's Church with fare, Tax, Employment Security, and Children's Home, Carson City, Tax tn Em. l6' ll 46 'I 4641 6'1 'roducts 250 Stanford ray, Sparks, merchandise; Silver Pine Hones, 13960 Father James Sheehy official Satewy 1.30 StJoMin l'j SlRegis 1.60 many years was regarded as 130 92', 46 29'.

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82 29 43', 248 23-1 35 24J. 44 20-. 11 13-1 79 6-. 48- 9 87l 347 144 14 14'4 '4 Ling Temc line The Rev. Robert Pumphrey of St.

Peters Episcopal Church, Carson City, and the Rev. James Carroll of Trinity Episcopal Nevada's outstanding horseman, 16 35'. 34', 34. Litton 2'ik Anderson merchandise; Burial wiU be in the family 2K il ilii SaF Ind 1.60 i died Friday after a lengthy 492 13', 13 13' 4 47 10 10 10 76 17' 4 14 16i Locneedk Loews Cp 1 Lone Ind 1 l-WW 3 Mill 1 ScherPlp .90 22'. 23il Schlum 1.40 I Church, Reno, will officiate.

123 103 .4 4 .4 4 ii-r ini i I 5 IT' LonStG 1.36 Ji 5i Lucky Stora Corp His local career included ac 50 13 9. 9'. 9 LukenS la. lit. 1.

Sears 1.40 I Cremation will follow. Friends may call at the Wal Vt 0 IT i tivity as an organizer of horse Ystn And fourteen general business 4 Vl, ShellOil 2.40 2 2:4 2'. 44. 441 44'. 76 32 14', 14'.

14', 3217. 17', 17' V. lirpn.SPS- Snilthu-PSf PrnrAnrs men's groups and teams, a spon 69 101 10U 1.05b ton chapel in Carson City today until 9 p.m. and Tuesday from ft ft sor of junior groups, and compe 39 44' 67 141 158 291 32 31'. SierraPc .80 SignalCo .60 SimnCo SingerC 2.40 2 44', 44' 5 li I4'i 141 29 29', Mi 304 '4 31', 4I't tition in riding.

oyment security. Las vesas 1:45 P.M., 11-22-71 PAPER TOWELS. nn228-71 STACKING CHAIRS. BAKERY ITEMS. Youth Training Center, Elko 31S P.M., 11-22-71 POTATOES, ONIONS.

CANNED PACKAGED FOODS, Youth Training Center, Elko, Hospital, Sparks, Children's Home, Carson City 2:30 P.M., 11-23-71 PRINTED Employment Security, Highway, Controller, Carson City 2-45 P.M., 11-23-71 SOUND LEVEL MEASURING SET, Motor Vehicles, Car- 11-23-71 SCAFFOLD, Buildings Grounds, Carson City 1:45 P.M., 11-29-71 VISUAL TESTER. Motor Vehicles, Carson City All bids will be publicly opened and read at the above times and dates in the Nevada Slate Purchasing Division, Carson City, Nevada. Proposal forms may be secured from the Purchasing Administrator. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals or to accept the) one deemed best tor the State of Nevada. (s) AVIS M.

HICKS, Administrator 333440-Notice Nov. 91 314 30. 30. 4 1 'rJar. 17 3'4 39 39'.

MarMKl 1.70 Ocl 7i 7'i MarshF 1.10 45 46 44. 45W1 IMartMr 1.10 8 to 10 a.m. 31 32 Ro Ann Widner Ro Ann Widner, 27, formerly of Fallon, died Thursday in Okinawa where she resided with her husband, M.Sgt. Dalford Widner. A native of Los Angeles, she graduated from 58 157.

15H 15. Wi.T i 34'. 34'. 34-. North, 3660 Plumas Dun-si Hi Ilrite, 623 S.

Center Jay's 455 Service, 390 Gentry Way; Les and Jo Parsons Main- 19 83'4 3' 83'i iltenance. 1219 Charles Drive: The Baker ranch in south ca i m. ifi u-aica i', .50 BakerOil .70 Bangor Bath Ind .20 Beat Fd it Beckm BeechA .60 Reno (south of Moana Stadium) Judge Guild, who had served as a district judge in Nevada for 28 years and who was 147 40' 39', 40'l 126 411 39', 3941 7 15' 15' 15'. 37 47'. 461 4 54 39? 391 39H Vi was the center of horsemen's Massey Fer May DS 1.60 MayerOs .60 Mayt9 .10 McCroy 1.20 McDnD McGr 1.40 103 12U 12.

12 .1 a A activity for a long period of 61 9. 9i4 SouthCo 1.26 86 71 44 47. 5NtG 1.40 1 31. 3. 4 SouPaC'C 2 25 39 39 39 SoR'ly 3a 22 27'i 264 26' -H 1P i7 146 27', 26', 26', fpRand 34 3'.

32. 3'. SqureD 60a 796 18 17'. Vl? 4 68 68 48 60 124 18i 18', Kollsmn 323 founder of the Nevada State Mu Pendix 1.60 Benquet Belti SSI. I A'.

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40 ncvaua nccuing oeivive, 480 La Rue Day and Night 139 N. Virginia 251 X47 36 time. He operated a riding sta ble there for many years. McGr HI .60 seum, is survived by his widow, Lennan and a daughter, Mrs. Churchill County High School, in Fallon, and attended Con 52 711 71'1 71'1 109 15', 15't 15'l 1522 16'.

15 15'. 1 63 271 26r 27 2 5. S't 5'T McLean 1J0 Mead Cp I Memorex Baker often served as marshal 126 537. 531 531 4 9V. J3 541'.

I sioitai i.w Marjorie Russell, both of Carson Skirt and Awning Com pany, 1050 Gentry Way; Crea pany, 1050 Gentry Way; 142 26 26 261 .1114 115'. stauina 2 jo for Reno's parades, and led vari 208 704 to -h Crea- 2.20 Inc 41 37 36. lili ill- lis l- "I City; a son, Clark J. Guild Jr, ous mounted groups in dozens of MidSoU 1.02 i'Uive Building Maintenance Sys X44 82 81 "4 82 it, 4S4 4i" cordia College, Oakland, Calif. She lived in Fallon and in Reno before going to Okinawa with her husband.

of Reno; a stepson, James A. 23 19'', 19'. 1 9l ig Std NJ 3.80b 42 24. 24'. 24 StdOhio 2.70 82 123 122 1 3 9 SHRD HHiftewWn 1.80 521 47.

44'. Hi 137 34', 3 34i il SunOiICo 10 parades. He was re-elected pres Si a ZZiems 2161 Lexington Way, oMMM 1.65 1.30 i-IMobilOl .60 l'Mohsco 1.10 158 141 14'. 141 6 32'. 32' 32' T2 13.

13', 13' 10 34 33', 334 70 32s 11 26 56 ident of the Nevada White Hats Sparks; Enterprises, 27 11 11'. ll'-i li: sunsnwn Scott, Sacramento, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Alice Guild of Yer-ington. Also surviving are nine grand Monogram several times, also was a menv Sup Oil 1.40 1)1 44'. 4 4 44' 3 29 11.

ll'i ll' wMonsnt 1.80 In addition to her husband, she is survived by: children, Allan, Joey, and Lorna, all in ber of the Washoe Horsemen's Warehouses, 1306 Bon Rea 14 Wn 15. 14'. I Motorola .40 74 31 30', 30', Fuel 1.60 55 49 49'i 49. I 28 134', 133'. 134 Nabisco 2.20 Ntl Airl 144 27', 244 26'i 1 NatCash .72 Association, the Nevada State Horseman's Association, and Wav: Sir Lawrence's Men's HairiOkinawa; parents, Mr.

and Mrs was an adviser to the Washoe Styling Center, 1399 S. Wells Roland Wissbeck, of Lockwood; children, Clark, David, Craig and Todd Russell, Virginia Sakal, Clark Joseph Guild III, Daniel Guild, Jeffery Guild and Jann Cademartori. Five great 15 13'. 12 13 NatDistil .90 33 25'. 24'.

247. Natl Gen .20 brothers, Larry Wissbeck, of 85 40'. 40 40 NatSteel 2', IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Or WASHOE No. 27249B Dept. No.

IN THE MATTER OF THE EST ATI OF JACKELIN REA, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that Hie undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified by the above entitled Court on- the 7th day of October, A.D. 1971, as Executor of tht estate of JACKELIN SEA. deceased. All creditors having claims against said Estate are required to file the same with the proper vouchers attached, with the Clerk of the Court within three montht after the first publication of this notice.

Dated October 7, A.D. 1971. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA By T. M. TEGLIA, Trust Administrator SWANSON, SWANSON CAPURRO By WAYNE N.

CAPURRO, Attorneys for the Estate 334340-Rea Oct. 11-18-25-Nbv. I I Lockwood, and Dale Wissbeck, 4 74', 74'. 74', X5 34'. 35.

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15. 15H 127 14 13. 14 12 74. 74' 74' ll 101 24. 24 24 115 45'.

44'i 45'. 80 244 24', 24'', 20 35'. 35' 1 X128 54V. 55. 55' J1 Swift Co .70 Tandy Corp Teledyne 3k Teneco 1.32 Texaco 1.40 TexETr 1.52 TxGasT 152 TxGuSul .40 Texlnstr .60 Tx PLT Tex til 1.92 Textron .90 Thiokol .40 ThriftyD .70 Timen 1.8k0 Transam .55 Tra Un 1.28 Trans Air TriCon 1.77b TRW Incp 1 20thCen Fox of San Francisco; a sister, Natomas .25 Nev Pw 1.24 Newbery .50 NEngEI 1.54 Sta-Power Industries, and Consolidated Services, both at 220 S.

Virginia and The Jacobs Company, Chicago, 111. 192 44'. 451 46I. 21 744 74' 74'. 59 13.

12 12- 1. 133 52' 52. 52 14 21 41 40 41 Junior Trail Riders, and Washoe Horseman Juniors. In 1956 he was the winner of the 100-mile Sierra Trail Ride's California-Nevada Governor's Trophy. Paula Kichemaster, of Haw thorne.

grandchildren also survive Don A. Smith 40H 40 40H i NiasMo 1.10 NL Indust 1 Black Dkr 1 Boeing .40 Boise Borden 1920 Borg Wr 1 Bost Ed 2.36 Bourns Inc Branitf 3k BrioaS 1 40 Brit Pt Br Shoe l'l Brunswk .12 ftucv El. 20 Budd Como BulovaW .60 Burl Tn 1.40 Burl No l'j Burrghs .60 Cemo 1.18 CanPac Ltd Car PL 1.46 CarrierC .60 CsterTr 1.40 Celanese 2 CerroC Chase Mn 2 ChmSPI U0 Che Ohio 4 Chris Craft Chrvslr 60 Cm Gat 156 CitiesSv 2.20 CocaCot 1.58 Colgate 1.40 CBS 1.409 Collin Radio Collntst 160 Col Gas 1.76 C1T Finel 2 CieveEl 2.54 CmwE 2.20q Cm Solv .40 ConsFd 10 City Invs .50 Con Ed 1.80 Comsat .50 Consm Pw 2 Cn Can 1.60 Contl Air tn Contl Oil l'a Contrl Data Corn Via Cox Brd .30 CPCIntl 1.70 Crane 1.60 Crowel 4k CrwnZI 1.20 Curtiss Wrt Cyprus 1 Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Walton 17 4. 4 199 28'. 274 28'.

35 244 24' 24' 30 42'. 42H 42 29 112'-. 112 44 524 52' i 524 1 112 444 44 44 He was honored in 1957 by NorfoikWs 5 NoA 1.4k0 NoNtGs 2.40 NoStPw 1.70 Nw Ban 1.40 Nort Simon S.Sgt. Don A. Smith, 36, a nrocontatinn ff iha NnHnnal lormer res aent ot auon, oieaiRecreation Association citation.

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147 12Va ll7 14 45 44 65V. 39 58 57'e 57'4 4 13 3414 34 V. 34V 94 134 13 134 V. 21 10V4 104 'I 20 13V. 127 127' 14! Funeral Home.

Orrin McBeth The funeral for Orrin L. Mc 4 11. ll'i 114 i.l 2 29'. 2s7t Occid Petr 1 41 32. 32 32 Corp 107 444 44.

44' 1.54 24 34'. 34', 34' IvOf Rckl 1.20 27 37 34. 34. V.i Otis El Co 2 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT 121 12'. IP, I5i UAL Incorp 231 23i i UnCarbide 2 171, Un EK 1-28 39'.

39'a UnOCal 1.40 34 1. Un PacCp 2 iw. i wane living a mtu- Jn his th gaker ical corpsman at Fitzsimons izfi and st lo matches Genera Hospital, Denver Colo. Jn im A native of Henrieville, Utah, u.oro at Rai.Pr.s Pftin Placerville fire kills two persons PI A F.R VTT ft! fAPI 475 13 23 15. 34 23'i 23 17.

15 39'. 45 35', 50 551 42 45 COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OP WASHOE No. 272986 Dept. No. 2 20 20'.

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HODGES, Plaintiff 43V. 2. Owen II 1.35 245 IF. 17'i 17. 141 25 'i 25 5 VS.

.1 he had attended Utah i State Uni- on the oU University versity in Logan, Utah. Vttrm u.hiph RaVpr lpaspd dur. KATHLEEN E. HODGES, Defendant Lane, will be conducted at 10 a.m. Tuesday, in St.

John's X68 53i 52'. 53'i UipacGs 1.44 in jui ju ju -ipacLto 140 SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVADA SE'NDS He joined the Army tha npri 202 26'. 27 28 v-i rm, TJ PC Pet persons died and seven others- GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby sum Corps in 1958 and had served A private funeral was to be moned and required to serve upon plain PacPwr 1.44 Pc TIT 1.20 Pan Am WA Panhdl 1.80 Penn Centr 43 32 311 31. V4 32 23i 23'. 231 71 29.

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24 24 245 22V 21 2114 ft. iiawouii aii, niu uiunaiv. Burial will follow in the family tiff's attorney, whose name and addresi overseas in Germany and Vietnam, along with numerous as held today at the Walton Funeral Home in Reno. Survivors include his widow, 37 17 144 147 144 27H 7'. 7'- V.

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40 404 V. 81 9H 9 9i 43 30 30 30' 44 11 104 11 V. 92 29 27V, 27' 1. were injured today when fire destroyed a two-story home' in the Sierra foothills 12 miles east of Placerville. The two victims were not im- signments in the United States.

Penney JC 1 Penn Dix 4k PennPL 1.40 At Fitzsimons, he was serving is: Bissett Logar, Attorneys at Law, 300 South Virginia Street, Reno, Washoe County, Nevada telephone 716-5040, an answer to the complaint which is herewith) served upon you, within 20 days after service of this summons upon you, exclusive of tht day of service. If you fail to do so, ludgment by default will Pennzoil .80 Daphne, and a daughter, both plot in Mountain View Cemetery. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today at the Ross, Burke and Knobel Mortuary. McBeth, salesman for a Reno paper products firm, was as a medical laboratory in the Reno area.

Aircr 1.80 UnBrand .30 Utd Corp .50 US Gypsm 3 US Indus .40 USPIyCh .64 USSmeit lb US Stl 1.60 US Tob 1.20 UtdUlilit .96 UnivOil .201) Upjohn 1.40 Utahlnt UtahPL 1.92 Varian Asso VendoC VictorCC .50 Va Elec 1.12 Walgreen 1 WarnrL 1.30 Wash 1.34 WestAir 10k WsBanc 1.30 Union 1.40 West El 1.80 Wstyac 1.05 Weyerhs .60 WhelPitt Stl Whirlpl 1.40 Wh Con White Motor Whittakr Cp Woolwh 1.20 De raxen against you for the relief de He is survived by his widow, manded In the complaint. This action jDorado County Sheriff's Office. 44 74 71 l'l 18 314 31'4 31't i. 75 441 44'. 44'.

I. 7 177! 17. 17'. S40 19H 19'. 19H Mariin C.

Murray Pat, a daughter, Melissa, and Alfred Anderson, his wife and 12 2)'i 23V4 237'. 4 otoiai- 4t07 xrLi i av. i found shot to death Friday night is brought to recover a judgment- dissolving a contract ot marriage and bonds of matrimony now existing between you and plaintiff on the grounds of 117 241 23' 2 23'-V. i.tOJT VW OT-'lT 4 I At. sons, Scott, Allen and Gary; 141 43.

42H 4311'. The funeral for Martin C. 22 24'. 23'. 24'.

15 21. 211 2i3. 1. 1 live or tneir children were taken 3s? Ivl sr.ito Marshall Hospital in Placer- brothers, Van, in Juneau, Alas 28 304 30'. 30.

'2 Murray, of 1485 Ebbets Drive, ka, Roe, Huntington Beach, no 401 394 39. 4 Urillo Tha nonl. Date: Oct. 4, 1971. H.

K. BROWN, Clerk of Court By E. LIVERMORE. Denutv 'Clerk Lack of news causes soft stock prices 74 201 20'i 20' 75 19 18'. 19 4 50.

50' 50 44 87. 67 Vee, Grand Canyon, 331240 Hodges Oct. 25-Nov. 1-8-15-21 If 3l transferred to Kaiser Hospital 15 v. i in Sacramento where Anderson 91 104', 103 103 l't 43 54', 52'i 54'i2' Utat Jed, Escalante, Utah, Lee, was to be conducted today in the O'Brien-Rogers and Crosby Funeral Home.

The Rev. John 16 81 8 8'. Henrieville, Utah; sisters, Ida, 39 17'. 17 197 471. 445.

21 15H 15 15 90 89' 31 21V4 21'-4 75 224 21'4 90 91 9 104 46s. 44 123 70' 1 49', 73. was in serious condition with BIDS WANTED FOR HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be rereivert hu 9 28 '4 27. 27'. Anchorage, Alaska, Loa, Sacra 21 22V.

9 14 55. 55H Cj third degree burns over much mento, Amy, Hawthorne, and 43 146'-, 144 144 105 22' 214 22 Bain of St. Albert's Catholic Church was to officiate. Burial 441 Vt of his body. XYZ the Directors of the Department of Hioh.

ways of the State of Nevada at their office In the State Highway Car- NEW YORK (AP) Stock XeroxCp .80 284 1124 Hl'4 112 Joy, Hurricane, Utah. Services were conducted in the in the restroom of a roadside rest area off Interstate 80, about 20 miles east of Reno. Born, July 21, 1933, in Salina, McBeth had resided in Reno since 1959. His wife Diane, is the daughter of Rocco Spina, director of the Reno Parks and Recreation Department. Since coming to Reno in 1959 he had been employed with the Blake, Moffitt and Towne Paper Co.

Surviving, in addition to his widow, are sons John, 12, and Bruce, 9, all of Reno, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin McBeth ZaleCorp .44 20 37J4 37. 374 Vt sun uiiy, nevaua, uniu ana openea as 1:30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time on De will be in Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- cember 9, 1971, for Contract No. 1418, Prolect No. 1-080-1(57)12, construction ot a portion of the Interstate Highway Sys. market prices were soft today in the absence of any stimulating news. Trading was quiet.

The 2 p.m. Dow Jones aver day Saints, and burial followed Murray was killed Friday eve 45 24 23. 23 33' 32 vi 31 32 Va 28 131 13'i 13'i li 35 40 39', 394 157 87 84'. 84H '4 20 27i 27 27'-. 81 18.

18'4 18', 84 141 16' 49 40 39', 40 1, 5 32 314 32 45 224 211 22' 2 42 171 17V V. in the Ft. Logan, Cem Aladdin Hotel sold in Vegas ning on top of an elevator at the rem in vvasnoe loumy, on Interstatt Route 80 between Keystone Avenue in Reno and the junction with U.S. Hiohwav etery. Royal Inn motel, 1275 Stardust 40 in Sparks, a length of 2.776 miles.

The minimum wage to be oaid on thia St. Richard Neblett Murray, a native of California, age of 30 industrial stocks was down 3.65 at 836.74. Declines outpaced advances by less than 6 to 5 among the issues traded on the New York contract shall be as determined by tha Secretary of Labor of the State Labor Commissioner and are set forth in tha contract documents. LAS VEGAS (AP) 15'. 32H '-i 23 I.

8- ZenithR 1.40 24 433. 43H 43. i Footnotes New YorK Stock txcnan9e Sales figures are unofficial All sales in hundreds (00) emitted except for those designated (z) which are traded in 10 share lots and carried in full. DIVIDENDS: are annual rate unless otherwise identified: (a) plus extra; (b) declared or paid so far this year, no regular rate; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; d) paid last year; (e) cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) paid this year latest dividend omitted; (i) per cent in stock paid last year; (k) per cent in stock; (q) in bankruptcy-receivership or reorganization; (s) capital distribution; (x) ex. dividend; (wi) when issued, (wt) war.

rants. FRACTIONS: (f) indicates following figure is fraction in 32nds; (i) indiates following figure is fraction in 44ths; (r) following figure is fraction in 254ths; (s) following figure is fraction in 128ths; (I) irdicates following figure is fraction in 14ths. 79 15. 15 20 32. 32'i 109 24 23' 4 22 8 8.

93 12. 12'. had resided in Reno for three months and was a student at Aladdin Hotel and casino here has been sold to Las Vegas HAWTHORNE Richard Sterling Neblett, 87, died Thurs 12'. of Salina, brothers Harold, of Republic, and Donald, 17 32 311 31. Clayton Junior High School.

Employment lists may be obtained from the local office of the Nevada Employ, ment Security Department at 70 West Taylor, Reno, Nevada, 89502. Plana and specifications may be examined at the office of the undersionpri. aoi Stock Exchange businessman Sam Diamond and 30 30' i 29. 38 48. 48' 4 He is survived by: his parents 48 of Salina; a sister, Mrs.

Richard Brokers said many investors day. He was born in Clarks ville, Nov. 27, 1883. Detroit investor Charles Gold- 22 27'. 26', 24" the Highway Department District Offices Joseph and Joyce Murray, of farb, the Recrion Corp.

has He had lived in Hawthorne at bparKs, and Las Vegas, Nevada; tha Regional Office of ths Federal Highway Reno; brothers, Mark, in Mon Pettle, of Ft. Worth, and numerous uncles, aunts, and cousins in Kansas and since 1947 and retired from the tana, and Sean, of Reno; a sis Navy Ammunition Depot in 1955. Administration, 450 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, California, 94102; at tha offices of the Associated General Contractors of America, 110 North 27ttf Street, Boise, Idaho, 83706; 438 South MairnStreet, ter, Heidi, of Reno; a grand mother, Adeline Christopherson, The sale was finalized Sunday, Recrion said. Price of the hotel was $5,125,000 with $4,150,000 of the proceeds to be used to pay all long-term indebtedness. He is survived by one daughter, Catherine Davis; his widow, Etta, 84; and one sister, Anna were on the sidelines waiting for signs of a market trend and for decisions on Phase 2 of the President's economic program.

Motors, steels, and oils were weak. Utilities were generally higher. Computer Sciences was ahead at 7. The company won a New York City off-track betting contract. in California, and a great-grandmother, Mrs.

Moats, in California. s- aau lbiw iuy, uian, MIDI; and 300 South Wells Avenue, Reno, Nevada. 89502; at the office of the F. W. Dodo Com-pany P.

O. Box 14185, Las Vegas, Nevada, 9102; it the office of the. Daily Pacific Builder, 2450 17th Street; San Francisco, California. 94110: and'-! tha Lyle, of Clarksville, Tenn. Diamond said he will be pres The funeral was to be con DanRiver Dana Cp V-t Dart In Dayco 1.14 DayPLt 1.64 Dere 2 Del Mnt 1.10 Denmsn .60 DelEdis 1.40 Diam Shm 1 Diebold .40 DisnevW .20 DomeMn Dynamic Co Dow Ch 1.S0 Dresser 1.40 DistSea 1.20 DuPnt 3 75b DvkeP 1.40 Duonei.

1.66 Dr Pepr .40 Easco .90 Eaton 1.40 East Kod la EitraCp 120 Eastern Air EiPasoNG 1 Essx In 1.20 FSB In 1.20 Ethyl Cp .84 ExCel 1U Faberqe .40 FactrM 60 Fairch SCm Fairlnd Fairmont 1 FarahMf .44 FerroCp .70 Firestn 1.60 FsfNtlStr lb Fleming .50 FlintkoteC 1 Fla Pw 1.68 FVC CP .85 FFairS .90 Ford 2.60 For Mck .80 FreotMn .80 Fruehuf 1.70 GAC GAP CO 40 GamSk 1.30 Gannett .48 Gn AOI Gn Dynam Gn Elec 1.40 GnFood 140 GnMot 3.40b GenMills .96 GTE 1.52 Gillette 1.40 1.30 Gen Tir lq .96 GtWUn Getty Gn Steel Ind Gen Instr 2k Grace l'j Gt West Fin Goodyr .85 Glen Alden Gerber 1.20 GrartW l'j GtNNek 1.60 Ga Pac Global Mar Goodrich 1 PubU 1.6S Grand .80 Greyhd Co 1 Grummn 1 GuI'M 2.80a Gulf Oil l' .60 Hamm Pa 1 Harrislntp 1 HeclaMn 2k Heinz 1 Hercul 1.20b Hershy 1.10 Heublein .85 Hewitt .20 Hilton Htl 1 Hobart 1.20 Hoerner .90 HoH Electn Hoi Inns .25 Homestk .40 Honywl 1.30 Hoover 1.20 HousLP 1.32 Howmet .70 Idaho 1.70 Idea IB as .60 THCenTn 1.14 ID Pwr 2.20 Imperial INACp 1.40 Ing Rand 2 office of the Construction Notebook, 2324 ducted by the Rev. Ross Clee- Woman killed, boys wounded in North Vegas NORTH LAS VEGAS (AP) Harris Mackintosh ident of the hotel while Gold-farb will be vice president and secretary-treasurer. Diamond is a former vice land today at the Hawthorne Funeral Home. Harris G. Mackintosh, 66, a resident of Gardrerville for the president and casino manager soutn Higniand Avenue, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89102.

Plans, form of proposal, contract and specifications may be secured by prequalitied bidders through the of. fica of the undersigned. A fee of Ten Dollars ($10.00) is required tor the pur-chase of each copy of tha plan? with proposal form. Plans, proposal forrn and specifications, obtained on this barn's ar non-returnable and no refund wll made. Bids must be on the proposal form of the Highway Department and must be accompanied by a bidd bond, a certified check, a cashier's churk.

nr THEFT REPORTED Several radios, a portable tele last 18 months, died in Carson of the Silver Slipper and has A 51-year-old woman was shot vision set, cameras, jewelry and City Friday evening. Mackintosh was born Dec and killed and two teen-aged boys were wounded Sunday in been involved with gaming in Las Vegas for 20 years. Goldfarb is a former stockholder in the 15 111 11'4 ll'i V. 29 31' 3D5. 304 V.

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'4 55 41. 40. 4078 NEW YORK (UP I) Selected stocks on the American Stock Exchange. Sales(hds) High Low Last Chg. Aerojet 13 194 19 19i Alld Control 4 83.

Ss4 8. A Petr 1.10b 40 21 203'. 21 Vj ArkLaG 1.30 135 22H 211 217a Beverly Ent 55 84 Vt 8 V. Brascan la 15 14'4 144 14' 'a Bundy Cp 1 I 28' 28'. 28.

Circle .32 3 444 44'. 44i Clary Corp 8 4't 4'1 4' Computest 18 5 4 4. Creole 2.40a 11 23 22. 22s! V. Day Mines 29 4 54 57 V.

Dixlyn Corp 10 4'4 41 4'j Fed Resour 197 2H 2Vj V. Felmont Oil 5 14'. 14 Finl SB 12 27'i 27'i Ford Can 2 120 83Va 83V2 83' 2 1 Frontier Air 17 5 41. 434 V. Gen Battery 143 19H 18.

Greer Hydrl 4 4i 4 4 V. HuskyOI .15 4 14'. 14 14 Inexco Oil 40 41 4V. 4'i V. Kaiser In 2k 41 8 74 Tt Kirbylnd .34 8 21 21 V.

Lee En 12 17V. 17 17 i Mohwk Airl 48 3 2i 274 NwParlc Mn 48 24 7t 2't Ookiep 4.54b Z100 55 55 55 PacNW 1.04 20 15 143. V4 Pneum Dyn 4 4'4 44 434 V. PubcoP5 .15 J5 74 47. 4' 17 RSC Ind Inc 14 2'4 2.

14 Shattuck Dn 2 4'a 474 Solitron Dev 40 94 9V4 9'4 V4 Statham Ins 12 15V4 15 15' V4 SyntexC .40 X108 49 48 48. i Techniclr In 23 12" 1214 12'1 V. UnivConf 2k 17 4'4 4 V. Utah Sgr .80 4 133i4 13i 13. yzinzczzzyyc End CB List a mobile home.

other valuables, all valued up to $2,000, were taken from the residence of Arthur E. Bevis, 7, 1904 in Des Moines, Iowa, cash In the amount of five percent (5) of bid. Silver Slipper. Viola Jamerson was shot in and was a retired bank execu 651 Gould Thursday, Reno tive. He is survived by his wid the chest.

Her husband Cleo, 59, was booked for investigation of murder and two counts of police said. Other Big Board prices included: Boise Cascade, down 5 to 15 McDermott, off 2 at 3Hg; International Telephone, off 'z at 50Vi; Texaco off at Occidental Petroleum, down Vs to 12; and Schlumberger, down 78 at 127. On the Amex, prices included: TWA warrants up to 22Mt; Lennar up at 48Vi; Data Products, up to Presley Development, ahead 2, to Dome Petroleum off 4 at and General Battery down at 19. ow, Bertha, of Gardnerville; a son Kenneth Mackintosh, Winne Veterans meet, name chaplain attempted murder. In serious condition in South Fire call peg, Canada; and a daughter, em Nevada Memorial Hospital Fire fighters responded fo these calls from 11 a.m.

Saturday to 11 a.m. today: Jane Albrecht of Mill Valley, Calif. Four grandchildren also Kb NO Saturday Fay Wallace was elected chap survive. was Larry Boles, 13, who was shot in the abdomen. In fair condition was Frank E.

Boles, 15. who was wounded in the lain of the Nevada department Veterans of World War One at A funeral will be held from Walton's Chapel of the Valley, 1:13 p.m., behind Bonanza Square, brush fire, no damage. Panther Valley Volunteers responded. 2:34 p.m., Manzanita Hall, University of Nevada, false alarm. 3:08 p.m., 3301 S.

Virginia controlled burn, na damage. a board of administration thighs. Carson City, on Tuesday at 2:30 Tonopah. NEVER AT SEA 4:32 p.m.. Military Road, Lemmon with the Rev.

Quentin Right is reserved to reject anyor all bids. Contractors desiring to bid on this) work. If not already qualified under th Stat Law, shall file with the Department of Highways at Carson City, Nevada, not later than five (5) days prior 3o thai date for opening of bids, a cdmplet application for qualification on form furnished by the Department. All requests must be mad In writing on the standard printed form provided free of charge for that purpose by tha Depatment ol Highways. The attention of bidders Is directed to the Slata Contractor's License Law requirement (NRS 624.230 as amended to date), that a contractor hold a valid license of a class corresponding 'to tha work to be done.

Requests for "license may be directed to the Secretary of tha State Contractor's Board, South Wells Avenue, (P. O. Box 7497), Reno, Nevada. This is a Federal-aid project and as such, any contractor otherwise qualified by the State of Nevada to perform such work, is not required to be licensed nor to submit application for ileensa 'in ad-vance of submitting a bid or havng such bid considered provded, however, that such exemption does nol coastltuta a waiver of the Slate's right under Its license laws to require a contractor, determined to ba a successtul bidder, to be licensed to do business In the Stat of Nevada In connection with lha1 award of a contract to him. 1 Tht Nevada Slate Highway Department will on Its own initiative, takt ftlrm-tivt action, Including tht Imposition ef contract sanctions and tht Initiation of appropriate legal proceedings under any applicable Statt or Federal law to achieve equal employment opportunity on Federal-Aid Highway Projects and will actively cooperate with the Federal Hlohwav Ad.

SYDNEY (AP) Captain Certificates of merit for membership were voted to Carson 6:51 p.m., Fifth and Sierra streets, false! Prather of the Carson Valley Methodist Church Police said they were called to the trailer park and immediately took Jamerson into custody. A small caliber revolver, was confiscated. Asked Keith Ridgway has voyaged Community 318 214 20', 21ll NEVADA CORPORATIONS Bid Harrah's 16'. Lynch Communications 21s. Southwest Gas 15'.

First Western Financial l'a Magma Power 2'. Thprmal Power 14. 15' 2 1 700,000 miles without going to City, Caliente, Carlin, Ely, Las Vegas and Reno barracks. The officiating. sea Burial will follow in the 21 15V.

He has just retired after als0 voted a donatio" to 54 1111110 110', 5 32', 32'i 32V? XI 7 45. 45' 2 45' 2 14 13 12. 12 44 33. 34 23 14' 4 14 14 II 34'4 354 34'Al 59 341,4 33'. 34 it Garden Cemetery in Gardner to be inserted in new york stoe the "happy holiday" fund of the years with the company that ville.

Reno Veterans Administration Basic 4 7'. 7. 7. E. G.

and Inc. 28 204 201 20VJ V. Newmt. 34 23 224 Vt Eagle Picher 7 24. 245i 24.

to be inserted In American stock quots Skaggs 11 25'. 254 25Va hospital. 267 14' 14'', LEGAL NOTICES 48 50''. 50'4 50'. operates ferries within Sydney Harbour to the suburb of Manly.

He starte as a deckhand, became master of a ferry boat William I. Cross, department 19 52' 511 51 14 alarm. 7:28 p.m., 5400 Sulro auto fire, damage to engine compartment and paint. Sunday 1:33 a.m., Nye Hall, University of Nevada, false alarm. 11:13 a.m., 12002 Rocky Mountain Stead, brush fire, no damage.

12:05 p.m., 1505 E. Fourth trash fire, no damaqe. 1:3 p.m., 1884 Helena trash fire, ns damage. Today No calls. SPARKS Saturday 11:55 a.m., 4190 S.

Virginia Golf City Driving Range, brush fire, no damage. Sunday 9:31 a.m., Albertson's, Oddie Boulevard and Sullivan Lane, fire in trash box, no damage. 1:45 p.m., 1153 Gepford Parkway, illegal burning, no damage. 3:35 p.m., 685 E. Greenbrae Drive, controlled burn, no damage.

IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OP NEVADA, commander said Ralph Crawford, quartermaster, Emma Gil- IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF and more recently skipper of WASHOt No. 273736 Dent. No. 3 lis, auxiliary president and Jane Man killed in collision in Las Vegas LAS VEGAS (AP) One person was killed, and two seriously injured in a downtown collision here, the Nevada Highway Patrol said Sunday. Raymond Ferguson, 48, was identified as the deceased.

a hydrofoil ferry Wm. A. Rainey, Ill's CLARKE STATIONERS of NEVADA, Inc. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SILVIO PAGNI, Deceased. Thompson, treasurer, will visit Notice is Hereby Given.

That WILLIAM all department barracks and REAL-LIFE VILLAINS copies BROCKV1LLE, Ont. (AP) auxiliaries early in 1972 IIUICIIVUICJ V4 I tWtl 180 linden Sj. Jo tT as low 3C Per copy as TRAFFIC FINES 7 p.m., 1308 Probasco Way, gas spill. Larry where it's easy to park. For Free Delivery at Commercial Prices Call wasned down area.

Today No calls. CARSON CITY Saturday PAGNI having filed in this Court a document purporting to be the last will and testament of SILVIO PAGNI, deceased, and a petition, praying that the same be admitted to probate, the hearing thereof has been fixed by said Court for Tuesday, the 23 day of 1971, at 9:30 o'clock A.M. of said day at the Court House, in the City of Reno, County of Washoe; and all persons interested in the said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said will should not be admitted to probate and said petitioner appointed executor thereof. Dated, Nov. A.D.

1971. H. K. BROWN, Clerk. By B.

FREEMAN, Deputy Clerk. 331040-Pagni Nov. 1-12-17 ministration In all Investigations and enforcement actions undertaken by tht Federal Highway Administration. In conjunction with the above statement, the, High, way Department will not issue plans ta an Irresponsible bidder. Subsection (B) of the section 112 of Title 23 United States Code has been amended by adding) at the end thereof, the following: "Contracts for the construction of each project shall be awarded only on the bais of the lowest responsive bid submitted by a bidder meeting established criteria ot responsibility." GRANT BASTIAN? P.

Statt Hghwav Engineer Carson City, Nevada 89701 333380-No. 1411 Nov. i-9-10-11-12-13 15-16-17-11-19-20-22 Recent night-time visitors to the Never-Never Land young people's tourist attraction were not exactly nursery rhyme characters. The gift shop was broken into and $952 worth of transistor radios, toys, costume jewelry, Eskimo figures and other articles were stolen. 4:52 p.m..

Safari Mobile Home Park, A passenger in the Ferguson car, Peggy Hatsell, 45, of Bullhead City, was injured as was the driver of the other car, William Borellis, of Las LAS VEGAS (AP) City Commissioner George Franklin has asked the city attorney to draw up an ordinance that would prevent traffic citations from jw INSTANT 790 SO. VIRGINIA ST. PHONE: 322-5095 329-0663. 4 DRAWER FILE $39.95 space SI, gas explosion, moderate oam age. Sunday No calls.

Today Ne calls. Printing Office Supplies Office Furniture Vegas. being settled out of court..