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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
2
President Hoover urged nations to cut military outlays by one third, a dramatic proposal already drawing informal approval from several rulers. The move aims to revive global peace and hasten prosperity at home, signaling a new push for armament reduction among major powers.
The piece extols Utah desert scenery from Death Valley to Bryce Canyon and the Grand Canyon, urging Las Vegas to unite with southern Utah communities to attract travelers and share the region’s majestic natural attractions and evolving colors.
Clark County delegates Pat Gallagher and Zeb Jay with Mrs. Ray and two children depart for Reno to include Reno and Lake Tahoe in their trip. They expect to reach Carson City for the caucus on June 28.
Water mains and street grading were finished yesterday at the Deer Creek park subdivision according to A. W. Smith owner of the mountain tract. Smith said he arranged with A. H. Harrington local realtor to handle inquiries and sales in Las Vegas.
A humorous local column recalls odd traffic alibis and a city officer’s quip about Tam the man shot at Comstock List winter. It notes a mayoral-like boursevard stop, foreign-food chatter, and a tale of three silver dollars turning to $3.50 in the bar. Also references a Las Vegas gas storage update and a playful department on suggestions for dreary days.
A lighthearted note says a dog has found policemen in plain clothes, and the tail of the story is that he no longer bothers Tailroaders. J. L. requests a few lines, continued on Page Three.
The notice announces delinquent capital stock in Maddy Valley Irrigation Co and set auction for the stock as directed by the Board of Directory on April 16, 1932. It lists names and parcels, outlines costs of advertising, and directs claimants to file proofs with the court by June 1 1932. Clara A. Snyder is named Administratrix of the estate of Prane A. Allen deceased.
Notice is given that a Nevada corporation with Las Vegas address has filed for a patent on placer mining claims known as Legion No 1 Plac er and Legion No 2 Plac ers in the unorganized St Thomas Mining District Clark County Nevada. Descriptions reference corners field notes and official plat. The Legions cover parts of Sections 25 26 and 35 Township 17 South Range 69 East M D containing 18 428 acres.
A generation ago babies faced harsher conditions while today clean soaps, safe foods, gentle clothing, and strong sanitation reduce illness. The passage urges confidence in advertised baby products tied to health, hygiene, and safe care, noting how such goods guarantee freshness and impurity control.
Notice of applications for placer mining patents in Nevada. Descriptions cover several placer claims named Leeway, Leeway No 4, Leeway No 2, Contour No 2, Boulder No 1 and Boulder No 2 with survey details, areas from about 140 to 306 acres, and references to sections, townships, ranges, and mineral monuments. Applicant Clara M. Crisler, Register, notes no conflicting claims.
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