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DAILY APPiAL. CARlZ 7s '
OFMCK OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
Ormsby County, . Nevada.
To the Honorable, the Board of Coun
ty Coomissioners Gentlemen:
In compliance with the law, I here
with subwit my quarterly report show
iag receipts and disbursements of
Ormsby County, during the quarter
wndt'ns Sept. SO. IS06
Receipts
Balaace in County Treasury at
ewd at last quarter $27,345 62r? j
From Count- Licenses... 73 2C
Gamiag Liceasea 1,54 CO
Lignar Licenses 324. SO
Fea af Oaunty officers . . . 181 65
Rent couny aids 18! 60
FWll taxes 135 CD
Persoaal praaerty tax . . . 84 15
S. A. A. af State School money
t 4735 25
Cigarette licenses 4-2 SO
Slot maohiae licenses S72 tG
Del. Taxes 2d. ins. 1I5.
H. Dietericfc
John Wagner, acct. H. Dieterieh
294 00
jyon county, keep of C. B.
Uall - 12 55
H. Regan for keep af children
at Orphans' Home Zl 00
fjaba MoOtllis. keep of W. Bow-
en 4i 00
Sate ef race track. 1-S price...
IMS 31
Rent and Ins'irance acct. Race
track 2 00
Total
Disbursements
General fund 2SB4- 16
salary fund 218 00
-SO
762 46
28 75
g 00
1174 19
80
65
16745 36
;o mty School fund
County school fund, dist 1
County school fund, Mat. 2
County school fond Mat. S
Stale school fund, Mat. 1
State school fund, Dist 2
State scngoal fund, Dist. &
Total
Recapitulation
Cash in treasury, July 1, 1906
1 8 V4 2T345 62
1.21 0 Receipts from July 1st ta Oct.
1, 1906 12406 31
39751 93
Disbursements from July 1. to
Oct. 1. 1906 ........... 6745 36
Balance cash In county treas
ury Oct. 1. 1906 33006 57
Respecttully,
J. G. ELLIS. Auditor
Recapitulation
To oat cash on hand Oct. 1
I 1906 , $83006.57
State fund lift 2tT4
General fund 4tf Sl
osalary fund .244 J 01
Co. School fund li 1
I Co school dist. fund . . . 9865 18
Co school di t 2 fund 20 2T
Co school dirt. S fund 325 S
I Co school dist. 4, fund 20 77
' s Late school di t 1, fund.. 46TB ft..
State school dist 2 fund.. 218 T4
'state school dist 3, fund.. 412 96
Tgl. Asn. Fund A 1S8 7
Agl. Aesn fund B 1M4 71
Agl. Assn. fund Spot 24-41 SI
Co. Schl. Dist 1 spcl 3684 64
Co. school dist. Fd. 1, lib 218 09
Co. schl. dist. Fd. 2, lib. . . 8 70
Co. schl. dist. Fd. 3, lib 13 2
Co. schl. dist. Fd. 4 lib... 6 10
IN THE SUPREMEC COURT OF h"'
..THE STATE OF NEVADA.
In the matter of the Apnlicat on
of
$33906 57 Ts
Respectfully Submitted.
H. B, VAN BTTBN,
County Treasurer.
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"WE INVITE INSPECTION
Absolute Cleanliness in Preparation of Food Products
is Vitally Important to All
FAMOUS M qI (CZ
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ST. LOUIS I
R. W. Patterson for a writ of Habeas
Corpus.
W. B. Moore, Atty. for Appellant.
E. P. Moran, Atty. for Reap.
Petitioner waa .imprisoned in the
jail of Washoe County nnder a war
rant of commitment made by the jus
tice of the. peace of SparVB Township
ia said county. The commitment
was in the following form:
"State of Nevada,
Plaintiff.
T3.-
R. W. Patterson,
Defendant.
A complaint under oath having
been filed in this wort on the SOth
day of April, 1906, charging raid de
fendant, R. W. Patterson, of a certain
public offense, to wit:
A misdemeanor, committed on the
26th day of April, 1906, and a warrant
of arrest having been duly issued cn
the said SOth day of April, 1906, for
the arrest of said defendant; and said
1 defendant having been duly arrested
1 and thereafter on the second day of
Mit 1 tk(R trior) hfnr th Prtiirt- wifn
I a ury so found guilty as charged in
the complaint, and all and singuUrj
the law and the premises by the court
here understood and fully considers!,
and Mo sufficient cause appearing why
judgment should not be pronounced.
against said defendant.
WHEREFORE, it is ordered an
adjud
nffonc
son, le fined the sum of Five Hun
The Nye and Ormsby
County Bank A
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
CAPITAL 200,000
Frank Golden, President D. M. Ryan, VicaPraaldftnL
A. Q. Raycraft, Cashier and Secretary
Directors: FRANK GOLDEN, D. M. RYAN, JA8. Q. SWEENEY,
JOHN McKANE, ALONZO TRIPP, L. L. PATRICK NL 8CHEE
LINE, T. W. KENDAL, M. U MacDONALD, N. MdkEAN,
MoOUILLAN
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS T S 1-2 PER CENT.
Geo. W. Cowin , Asst. Cashier
Carson Citv Nevada A. F. Titus, Asst. Cashier. Tenoaah
Jaa. Deegan, Asst. Cashier, Galdfield
M. J. Hill, Asst. Cashier, Manhattan
1
I he Staite Bank & Trust Co
Carson City, Nevada
a
Capital Fully Paid Up $200,000
Branches at Tonopah, Goldfield and Manhattan, Nevada.
DIRECTORS: . .T. B. RICKEV GEO. H. MEYERS, P. H. PETERSEN, A.
LIVINGSTON, O. L. LEE, J. f. - OODBURY, G W. MAPES, C. T. BEN
DER, W BROUGHER. T. B. Rickey, President; Geo. H. Mey
ere, vice President; J. P. Woodbury d Vice President; Jas. T. Davis,
Cashier; E. D. Vanderlieth, Asst. Cashier; E. B. Cushman, Ass:.
Cashier, Tonora J. . Lindsa;-, Asst. Cashier, Goldi.eli;
C. H. Wise, ;.st Cashier. "Ianhattan
ged by the Court that for sa.dThe Bank wi receive deposits, buy
e. you, the said li. V. Patiei-. change. 3ive prompt attention to Cc
2nd sell Foreign and Domestic Ex
Co lec'.ions; buy and sell Mining Stocks
and do a GET ERAL BANKING BUSINESS. '
If 355 American
BOHEMIAN BEER
throogliout its entire process of brewing and bottlir.p; coin?s in cont-ict only with
coppt.-r, tin lined and enameled surfaces. It is brewed in scrupulously clean copper
vessel j. tljtn piped through block tin pipes to enameled sIcl-I tanks where it is aped and
layered for st itast six months; then piped again through Work tin pipes to air tight
buttling machines, where it is filled off into thoroughly cleansed c.v.d sterilized bottles.
WE USE ONLY THE FINEST GRADE OF IMPORTED BOHEMIAN HOPS
4 rlred Dollars, and imprisoned in the i '
jcountv Jail of said Countv of SAFE DEPOolT DEPARTMENT With over one hundred S!e Deposit
trhno far the term of One Hun- Boxes has Dee:1 placed in the Bank" These boxes are rented at rroa
Boxes has been placed in the Bank. These boxes
nfl tn G 0( nnr roar n nnrirA n rr t n dIt&
flrrxl anil ! inhtv nvc in ,llitin t,1 I
fino fmm 't." w Bank Money Orders 3o!,l on all principal places in 'he United States at
GUARANTEED TO
BE ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM
BrswingS
LOUIS.
ADULTERANTS AND PRESERVATIVES
Dated in open Court he Cd day of
May lOi'th.
(Signed) James I'ollock.
Justice of the Peace. "
Petitioner bad with credit?, etc..
i
served the full term of the One Hun.- I
dred and Eighty days stated in the
no greater cost th?n Tostal Money Orders.
! A case of fine wine for a Xmas
'present, nothing could bo more ap-
propriaie. and if you send ; our or
der to A. Livingston you are cer
tain of getting the best quality. A
commitment: but had not paid the
large consignment of vines and li
A. LIVBWCSTOK, Distributor, GARSQH CITY, ?1E V.
The Mining and Distributing Headquarters of
The Walker Lake MiningSDistrict
Which is today the largest area of virgin mining ground in the wonderful State of Nevada
The Schurz Townsite Company
OFFERS FOR SALE LOTS INiTHEIRINEW TOWNSITE--
Within less than a mile of the United States Government Agency and Post.
With absolutely no business restrictions.
Directly on the Walker river and with telegraph, railroad and express already established
In the center of the agricultural lands of the reservation.
Possessing Hay yards, stores and hotels.
The only point at which the Walker river can be crossed without going through it on
the whole reservation, thtrefore, the only point from which all the mining districts on
both sidss of the lake are accessible directly by team.
SCHURZ IS GEOGRAPHICALLY AND LOGICALLY THE PERMANENT'
TOWN OF THE WALKER RESERVATION MINING SECTIONS.
Hundreds of men are opening the promising prospects of the new territory thrown open
October twenty-ninth and no one doubts that some of them will be richly rewarded.
Schurz will be benefittid by every mins found on the reservation.
r-Tf rlTli ifcTflTTlTfriial
ADDRESS
THE SCHURZ TOWNSITE COMPANY
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
T. B. RICKEY, B. H. McCLURE
Secretary
President
fine of Five Hundred Dollars therein
stared.
Two questions were argued by
counsel in the case:
' 1. Does the warrant of commitment i
above stated impose upon the;
! petitioner a fine of five hundred
i
dollars: and also give him the privi-
lege of paying the said iuio at the
i rate of one day for each two dollars
thereof: and
2. Does the statute warrant Hie
Justice in imposing such sentence, to
wit, absolute imprisonment for the j
full term of one hundred and eighty i
days; and in addition therto impris
onment for two hundred and fif.y
days. conditioned upon his failure tr
pay the fine of five hundred dol
lars. !
Under the view that we take of,
the case the second question need not j
be determined. J
Tne sentence in the warrant of
commitment is plainly:
(1) An absolute fine for five hun
dred dollars, without order of com
mitment to prison until said fine be
paid at rate of two dollars, etc.; and
j (2) An absolute imprisonment for
: one hundred and eighty days,
j There being no alternative in the
I irst part of the sentence of discharg
ing the fine of five hundred dollars j
by serving one day's imprisonment for j
each two dollars thereof, such part
of the sentence having, as above seen,
been obliterated, such fine is abso
lute and the petitioner could not be
imprisoned at all under said first
jpart: and the petitioner haing with
credits, etc. served the full term of
I one hundred and eighty days imposed
; upon him under the second part of
i said sentence, he was, of ourse. en
titled to his discharge.
It appearing that the Respondent
j herein, C. P. Ferrell, Sheriff .f
! Washoe County, has no legal warrant
for longer holding the petitioner xn
! custody.
i It is therefore rdered that the
Petitioner be forthwith discharged
from custody by the Respondent
, herein.
We concur: FITZGERALD, C. J.
TALBOT, J.
XORCROSS, J.
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OFFIOU r,OUNT OF
STATE FUNDS
STATE OF NEVADA
County of Ormsby, ss.
Jonn Sparks and James G.
Sweeny 3ing duly sworn, severally
say they are members of the Board
of Examiners of the State of Ne
vada; that on the 13th day of Sept.
1906, they (aiLr having ascertained
from the books of the State Con
troller the amount of maney which
should be in the Treasury) made an
DRY PASTURAGE 100 acres ot
dry pasture. Stock $1 a uead a nionin,
Apply at this office. tf
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DINING KOOM CLOSED
The dicing room at Shaw's Springs
qucrs. the good old kind that tickles :
the throat, has just b.-en received i has. been closOu to the public until
by Mi
trade,
of get
w1i';e
. Livingston for the holiday , further noiice as it is impossible to
Send him your or!er instead j accommodate outtide guests until the
ling an inferior grade else- new building is completed. Baths
may be secured as before.
oltll
--'. ''1 - rS. i' ;t.;;.j..1
Most of us have our troubles. Sometimes our clothes
hurt us, either physically or mentally, and goodness knows
that's trouble enough.
If you're Ic.l'.Ir.j f-r lieiri to get ever
lastingly ouz d :'.-.:s sort ol vrcuble.
come lo us ! let. us take your
mea-.urc I.;r i sjit or overcoat to
be n i ;i J e t ; y n j r measure by
The Royfl Tailors, Chic;;,;,-, and
xork.
We cj.ii f-hrv you 1 he finest lot of pattern? in Ftdl and
Winter vonen-3 ever lrought to tovn. Rovui taiiDnns
is the best dress pnsition we Icne.-.v anything about.
We are here to ploe our trade, and if vc knew where we
could get anything better than Royal tailoring and still
keep within a reasonable price limit, wo would do it but
we simply don't know where nor how. To any man wiio
isn't wearing Royal tailoring we say, come and put usiolJic
lest. We will agree to make your fall suit for you or
your overcoat for less mo:iey than you can get it made
anywhere else, and to satisfy you better, too.
Ring up Main 496 and CHAUNCEY LATTA will call on you the
same day. He can' fill ChrisV-nas orders up to Saturday night.
official examination and count of the
money and vouchers lor money in the
State Treasury of Nevada and found
same correct as folic ws:
Coin $-51,826 75
Paid Coin Vouchers not re
turned to controller 100,422 5.:
Total
Total
2,m,24'J n
John Sparks
jatnes U. bweency.
Subscribed and sworn to mo tins
13th day of September, A. D. 1900.
J. Doane, Notary 1'uuiic,
558,219 27 j Ormsby County Nevada.
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada Utate
School Band 380,000
Massachusetts State 3 per
cent bonds 632,000 00
Nevada State bonis 233,0d in'
Massachusetts State 3 per
cent bonds 313,000 oo
United States boads . ..21i 000 V
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Ladies shampooing and massage,
electric apparatus, private rooms, Ar
lington Barber Shop.
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A warm snap has followed the cold
snap, and in the natural order of
things another cold snap will follow
the warm snap. And how are your
water pipes?