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CARSON DAILY APPEAL, THURSDAY, MAT 18, 1922
UNIVERSITY GRADUATES
AND PRIZE WINNERS
Continued from page on
PLAN TONOPAH-MTNA
"HIGH GEAR" ROUTE
ships of $30 each Herbert Foster,
Four Reno Lodge of Elks scholar
fleorge lSol.bs, Chester Scranton, and
Miss Adele Clinton.
Five Regents scholarships of $50
each Freshman: Alice Norcross; Soph
omores: Nevada Scmcttza and Mildred
Strain; Junion: George Cann and Eve
lyn Hitchcns.
F.lla S. Stuhhs Memorial scholarship
(i $100 Noah Johnson.
Alice G. Clark scholarship of $25(X
Gencyieve Chatfield.
Associated Women Students' scholar
sh'p of $25 Lucille Blake.
J. IL demons scholarship of $50
Albert Lowry..
Home Economic scholarship of $100
Jean Davis.
Lewis D. Folsom scholarship of $100
Lyn Arnold.
Elks Memberships
Reno Lodge of Elks membership
scholarships Phillip Frank. William
Martin, James Bradshaw, and Edward
Reed. . ,
Rose Sigler Mathews scholarship of
$450 Lawrence Mathews $200; Ennis
Kinsella, $100; Hester Mills , $100;
Frances I He ward, $50.
Reno Branch .National Association
of University Women scholarship of
$2fX-Leona BcrRman.
Two A. L. Fitzgerald scholarships of
$150 each given by the Scottish Rite
Masonic bodies of Nevada Thomaj
Welsh and t'laire Anderson. .
Howard Scholarships of $350 award
ed by the Harvard Club f Nevada and
the Assoc'ated Harvard Clubs John
Donovan.
University of Nevada Alumni schol
arship of $150 Divided between Bertha
Standfast and Madge Shoemaker.
Cash prize of $10 to best speaker
among men in inter-class debate John
Martin Fulton.
Cash priz; of $10 each to winning
tram in inter-class debate Howard G.
Frrasc and John Martin Fulton.
Gold watch fobs for partic pation in
inter-collegiate debate Haword G.
Frease and T. Carrol Wilson.
C. C. P.oak, accompanied by Ambrose
Murphy have left Tonopah by auto to
cooperate with the Mineral authorities
in locating . the new "all high gear
route" between Tonopah and Mina,
the Tonopah Times says. The proposed
route for which Mr. Boak has been
working for some time and which Min
eral county has promised to build, and
will begin dragging immediately, leaves
the present road at a point seven miles
west of Crow springs and continues
on a bee-line in a northwesterly direc
tion up the valley between the Cedar
and P;lot ranges, seventeen miles, where
it connects with the Simon-Mina boule
vard at a point three miles this side
of Bettles wells. It is believed this
route will be fully as short if not short
er than the present route and will have
the advantage of practically el'miriat
ingf all grades, and making a fast all
year road. It is the intention, once this
new road is established to entirely aban
don the present deplorable route, via
Summit springs and- Sodavjlle -Wash,
which has so long leen the dread of all
autoists, and filvverists in particular.
THE WEATHER
U. S. Department ot Agriculture
C. F. Marvin, Chief
'Reno, Nev., May 18, 1922.
For Nevada Probably showers to
night and Friday; cooler tonight north
portion.
H. F. ALPS.
Observations taken today at 8 a.m.,
57 meridian time. First figures, low
est temperature last night ; second,
highest yesterday; third, rain. and melt
ed snow past twenty-four hours.
Amounts -of precipitation of less than
0.01 inch are not published hereon.
Chicago 54
Denver .
Fresno .
Los Angeles
Modena, Utah 42
New Orleans
New York .....
Fhoenix .
Portland
San Francisco
Tonopah
See Fradsham for all kinds of House
Furnishings. Phone 36. Advt.
See Fradsliam for all kinds of House
Furnishings. Phone 36. Advt.
SEE BATH Express work of all
kinds, trunks and baggage hauled to
quartz mill. Phone 1614.. j6-tf
YOU can buy a suit
here with the as
surance of getting just
what you want fine
quality good, style,
perfect lit and big
value.
We are confident
of pleasing you be
cause we know that
clothes "Tailored to
Measure by Born."
give satisfaction in an
unusual degree
And yet this adds
no premium to the
price. Born . Tailor
ing is sold af prices
lower than ayerage
prices w$ll within
reach of reduced in
comes. Jos. Smyth
21cn'S Furnishings
JUDGE DUCKER TO DELIVER
MEMORIAL DAY SPEECH
The committee of American Legion
members arranging for the Memorial
Day exercises at Winnemucca announce
that Supreme Judge K. A. Ducker is
to deliver the principal address on that
day. Humboldt Star.
COMING EVENTS
June 29 Lawn party or social to to
given by Altar Society of the Catholic
Church.
See Fradsham for Wall Papers and
Sanitas Oil Cloths. Phone 436 Advt.
Manheim's fresh chocolates, bon bons
and taffies at. Kelly & Linsey's. Advt.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON
RETURN OF SALES OF REAL
54 66 .06
50 80 0
52 90 0
50 64 0
42 78 0
64 80 0
52 64 .12
64 98 0
50 80 0
56 84 0
52 74 0
52 76 0
52 58 0
54 78 0
62 68 . .44
58 84 0
and sunset for
FALLON HIGH SCHOOL LAJ
BEATS HIGH JUMP RECORD
John Yarbrough, Tuesday, beat the
state high school record for running
high jump at five feet and nine inches
at an inter-class meet of the-Fallon
high school, the Reno Gazette says.
Yarbrough, who will apper at the state
meet in Winnemucca, May 20, has been
making 140 to 149 feet with the jave
lin. Ralston Crew made ten feet on the
pole vault. The Fallon school will
send five men to enter all events at the
state meet.
FOR SALE
A piano. Inquire 608 Nevada street
Carson City, Nevada. Advt.
HAULING
FURNITURE MOVED For the
moving of furniture, house-hold
goods, trunks, machinery, etc., phone
to 1614. j28-tf.
May 19 Sunrise, 4:40 a.m.; sunaet,
7 il a.m.
FOR SALE
Three excellent building lots. Inquire
Mrs. Charles Schultz, 402 South Divi
sion street. Advt.
PLUMBING
Plumbing and pipe work in
all its branches promptly
attended to. Phone 485.
ED OURRAN
In fVth rVctric Prtur nf t Jio Pit-eft Tiv
dicial District of the Mate of Ne-.
vada, in and for . the County of
Ormsby.
STATF. OF NEVADA, on relation of
JOHN SPARKS, et al. Plaintiffs,
STATF. BANK TRUST COM
PANY', a corporation, et al., De
fendants. -"-
...W. N. EVANS..
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
, LICENSED MORTICIAN
NEW AUTO HEARSE
Modem Paraphanalla
i Lady Attendant
EFFICIENCY MT MOTTO
Parlors, 503 S. Carson St, Phons 44
For Decoration Day May 30
Large boxes of - beautiful mixed
flowers, only $3.00, if ordered early.
Mrs. F. Riley (Box 175) 'Fruitvale,
California M6-tlw.
f VAN HEUSEN The World's Smartest Collars 50c EACH
FINE PURE SILK SHIRTS Very best of Materials used in
these articles. Priced at$6.00 EACH.
I GENUINE VELOUR HATS Very Swell Priced, at $6.00
UOORE'S PATENT BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS
Just the thing for every day. Good service. $1.00 EACH
THE EMPORIUM
Carson City, Nevada
A. COHN. President
See Fradsham for all kinds of House
Furnishings. Phone 436. Advt.
See Fradsham for all kinds of Hou-e
Furnishings. Phone 436. Advt.
W. R. C. CUSTER CORPS
NO. 15 Meets the Second
and Fourth Friday at 8 p
m, in Eagles Hall.
Visiting and sojourning
members are cordially invited.
NETTIE QUILL. Secy
EVELYN S. BRADY, Pres
I 0. A. PHIPPS II
;; I
Pursuant , to an irier'Of sale made
by .the alwve entitled Court on the 14th
day of March, 1922, Frank L. Wildes,
Receiver of the State Bank & Trust
Company, a corporation,- has made and
filed in the office of Clerk of said court,
a Keturn ot bales made by him on the
10th day of April, 1922, at State Bank
& Trust Company -Building; City of
Carson! County of Ormsby, Stateof Ne
vada, at which sale the following de
scribed property was offered for sale
and was struck off and sold to the high
est bidder, subject to the confirmation
and approval df this Court, to-wit:
Lot and building situated in To
nopah, Nevada,',, known a the .
"State -Bank and. Trust Company ;
. Bank Building. - '
"' Lot and building situated in To
nopah, Nevada, known as . the
,Averill Lodging House." '
Lot and building situated in To
nopah, Nevada, known as the '
"Crockett Building."
Lot and Banking Building situat-
ed in Carson' City, Nevada, known
as the., "State 'Bank "and Trust
Company Bank Building." '
Two Million One Hundred Four .
Thousand (2,104,000) shares of the
..capital stock of the Jumping Jack
Merger Mines Company.. . ........
. .AH other shares of stock of cor
porations now in the hands of said
Receiver belonging to the .State
Bank and Trust Company, 'and- all
other property of said last 'named
Company,, boh:, real, personal and
mixed.
All ot which will more fully appear;
trom tne vertned Ketnrn herein on hie,
to which reference i hereby made lor
furt1ier"pariculars ;
IT IS ORDERED-that Tuesday, the
2Jrd day of May, A.I). 1922, at the
Courtroom of said Court at the County
Courthouse tri the City ' of Carson,
County of Ormsby, .State of Nevada,, be,
and the same is hereby fixed and- ap
pointed, as the date for the hearing of
sa.:d Return of Sale. j!o as aforesaid
made, by said Receiver, when and
where, any and all persons interested
may appear and show., cause, if any
they have, why said sales should or
should not be confirmed and approved;
or may offer; in open Court, competi
tive bkTs' at; amounts in excess of the
bids' heretofore received, for all or any
portion of said . property, and sale or
sales, will be confirmed to such in
creased bidders, in case, such bids ore
accepted, by the Court, and are not dis
portionate to the value ot ' the prop
erty sought to be sold:
IT' IS FURTHER ORDERED that
a copy of this order be published in
the Carson Daily Appeal, a daily news
paper, .printed and published 'at the City
of Carson, County of Ormsby, State of
Nevada, and in Tonopah Daily Times,
a daily newspaper printed and publish
ed at the town of Tonopah, County of
Nye, State of Nevajia, fr ten con
secutive days nexr preceding the date
hereby fixed for ,such order; and that
personal service;, of a copy of this or
der be made upon the Attorney General
of the State of Nevada, Alfred Cham,
Esq., E..F, Brockliss, Esq., E. T. Pat
rick, Esq., representing the State of
Nevada, and various creditors.
DATED this 6th day of May, AD.
1922.
FRANK P. LANGAN,
MlO-tlO P.isttict. Judges
NEW GOODS
A nice line o" Aprons and
House Dresses. Made of
n ! i j & 1
uiuguams auu vrepesi. aiso a
Dress Ginghams. All new
" . f patterns
GEE HING
ft
ALL KINDS OF
BERRIES
o i. "t i tt t.i t!
of the season are selling at
Bottom Prices
II Carscn Pierce iMet I
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Plumber
Tinner
Cooking; Heating and
Gas Stoves On Hand
CARSON STREET
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C.-H. PETERS
- Insurance
and Keai Estate
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WARREN E. BALDY
Attorney-at-Law
. Office
Carson-Vallley Bank Building
, . Carson City, Nevada
John- M. Chartz Alfred Charti J
CHARTZ A CHARTZ I
Attorneys-at-Law
Practice in all State and Federal f
Courts. Office: .Corner west of 4
Carson Valley Bank Building
Carson, City, Nevada
Before contemplating build
ing consult us on prices of all
building material, office fix
tures, and lumber of all
descriptions
If you are thinking of build
ing a home, let us talk over
the situation with you
VERDI LUMBER GO.
131 North Virginia St.
RENO NEVADA
NOT ICE
Is given that a hearing on the
adoption of Safety Rules and Or
ders .under the provisions of
Chapter 225, Jtats.' 1919, covering
installation and operation of ma
chinery and power transmission
apparatus in mills, factories,
laundries and other industries in
Nevada will be held by the
NEVADA
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
May 19, 1922, 10 a. m.
At the rooms of the Ren.o Cham
ber of Commerce, Reno,' Nevada
All persons interested, are invited,
to be present and be heard.'
Copies of the proposed Safety
Rules and Orders may be obtain
ed -on request from the
Nevada Industrial Commission.
Carson City, Nevada.
Carson City's Leading Hotel - - Headquarters for Com
mercial Men and Travelers
4
Rest and Reception Rooms for the Traveling Pub
lic. Every Convenience for Guests
I! Tourist Trade Solicited I
Dining Room Service Unexcelled Rates
Reasonable
W. J. MAXWELL, Proprietor
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