Weekly independent. [volume], December 18, 1908, Image 4

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Finhtlig For Vvada
Wo are hi receipt of tho folfowing
letter from the Reno Commercial Club
with tho request that it be uhlished:
RENO COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Rkn-o, Nevada. Nov. '>7, 100*.
Gkn*tl.kmkn:
For many years the growth and pros
jierity of the State of Nevada, and that
portion of California east of the Sierra
range, have been retarded and hehl
back, and tho cost of living made un
necessarily high by the unjust, exces
sive and discriminative rates of freight
charged to all parts of the state; not
only on the necessaries of life but on
everything that tends to the making
and npbuilding uf the state.
All efforts to have the freight rates
to the state reduced so as to |M'rmit its
people to prosjier and the different com
munities within the state to grow have
so far lieen ignored, and to use the ex
pression published in one of the leading
California daily papers, said to have
emanated from the San Francisco
Merchants Exchange, "While we admit
that Nevada is charged exorbitant and
unjust rates of freight, yet. we have
the state by the throat, with a wtrangle
hold, and do not projwse to release that
hold."
Home months ago the citizens of Keno,
backed by the Commercial Club, peti
tioned the State Railroad Commission
of Nevada to present the case of tho
people of Nevada to the Inter-State
Commerce Commission at Washington,
in consequence of which the State Hail
road Commission, on behalf, of the
citizens, tiled complaint with the Inter
state Commerce Commission, against
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
and allied lines, asking tho Inter-State
Commission to -grant a hearing looking
to the fair and equitable adjustment of
of freight rates to this state.
The Inter-State Commerce Commis
sion has acknowledged the petition and
wiil give a hearing in the near future,
the exact date of which has not been
settled.
Tho State Railroad Commission of
Nevada, assisted bv a corps of able rate
.Uien have !>een working hard for some
tiino past Tabulating these different
rates and making comparisons, so as to
present a strong case when tho hearing
is held. WHAT WE ASK is: To Ik;
placed 011 the same basis as other states,
Mich as Utah. Idaho, Montana and
Washington, all of which have inter
mediate terminal points within tho
state, and in consequence of which,
they have grown and prosjiered and
their resources have been developed.
WE HAVE ALLIED AGAINST US
powerful interests. Not only the
railroad itself, but the various Cali
fornia Boards of Trade and Wholesale
interests who do not wish to see Nevada
freo herself and liecoino an independent
state, and have declared that they will
s|>ond any amount necessary to defeat
tho ]>otition for 1 letter rates for the
state.
As it will take a large sum of money
to pay for exjiert witnesses and assist
ants employed in the working np and
proper presentation of this case, and as
tho State Commission of Nevada has
not tho funds at their disposal to defray
these expenses it falls upon tho citizens
of Nevada to donate the necessary
means to carry oh this fight. As this
is a fight in the interests of no partic
ular business or community, but in tho
interest of the entire state, we rcsjiect
fully urge that each business club,
merchant and business man in every*
community raiso such subscriptions as
they can and forward to the Kono Com
morcial Club, Reno, Nevada, at tho
earliest possible time. Any suliscrip
tions received will lie acknowledged.
As the time is short in whiclii to raiso
tlio necessary funds to carry on tho
work of this case to present when the
commission gives tho hearing, wo urge
that you give this matter earnest and
prompt attention.
As this is a matter that vitally con
cerns every shipper and every consumer
of goods within tho confines of this
state. It is a matter of concern as
much to tho tailoring man. who pays an
exorbitant price for every tool he uses
and every pound of food consumed by
himself and his family, as it is to the
man of wealth, who finds himsHf
hardened with excessive ex|ioiise in
carrying on the volume of business that
his capital makes possible.
Tho case is known as No. UM5 on tho
files of the Inter State Commerce Com
mission, and has Iwon assigned to Com
missioner Cock roll for hearintr.
Every effort thai can lie made by tho
itato Railroad Commission will be made
o properly pTpare and present this
case.
Wo have an exceedingly strong case.
Uid with the moral and financial
-ssislanco we feel assured Hie eifiz.-ns
of tho state will give, wo have every
oason to lieliovo we will win and
(?euro sulistantlal relief thai will bno
lit ALL.
Respectfully yours.
RENO COMMERCIAL Cld'U.
At, MX J. Jkl'ONH,
President.
>1. J. Da itt/lNo,
Secretary.
fly order of the Hoard of Di rectors.
Tne Correct Time
tOHtopu cough or cnM Is jtiHf >iH
noon us It Marts-then there will lie
no danger of pneumonia or consump
tion. .1 list n few doses of Milliard's
I lorelioiind Svri.p taken at the start
will stop the cough, ff it fms boon |
running on for some lime the treat- |
mont will be longer, but I he cure Is.
?uro. Hold by Elko Drug Co.
. hiiadfiphlans Excited
All Philadelphia is "in un inward
ferment these iluys following the revela
tions made by the state dairy and food
Commission in regard to the use ?>f
rotten eggs in the manufacture of
bakery products. Staid citizens now
hold one hand on "tnmuiy" and the
| other over the noso when iKissitig a
hake shop. Even Father Penn. on the
lofty jieivli, wears a look of pain and
disgust.
According to the investigators, the
business of supplying rotten eggs to
bakesliops is so extensive that there are
more than twenty dealers engaged in
the disgusting trade. Thousands of
dozens' of "rots" and "spots," the re
fuse of the big storage warehouses and
wholesale egg dealers, are sold weekly
to be converted into food for the public.
The commissioner's sjiecial agent has
collected evidence to show that decayed
eggs, known to the trade as "s[>ots
and "rots." are used in making pies
and cakes of all kinds, in Icing that is
put upon fancy eakes and meringues
and in coating bread to make it glossy.
Cheap ice cream and ice cream cones,
the v? called cream that goes into cream
puffs and eclairs are also made with
the decayed material.
A coterie of dealers, most of whom
live in South Philadelphia, are the
middlemen in the nauseating and
healthwrecking transactions. These
men buy eggs that are rejected by the
big packing houses, the Water street
commission stores, anil tin? companies
that run chains of retail stores. In
turn, the coterie sells to bakeries and to
some restaurants.
The stuffs, with the poison of putre
faction unchanged by the cooking, is
then made into the products enumerated
And placed for sale in bakeries, grocery
stores and other places.
But the eggs in the shell make only
a small portion of the business. The
bulk of the decayed output is sold soon
nfter they have been opened, in great
liailsto the bakeries. There is a daily
lei i very to these establishments of :IU0
pound cans and, invariably, it is before
? o'clock in the morning.
The stuff in the cans has also been
uiulyzcd ltv Professor La Wall and
Itronuuced poisonously putrefaetivc and
mtit for food. The bakeries pay an
Average of 1*2 cents a pound for it. One
pound is alxiut equivalent to a dozen
'gg*
Nor is this all. Quantities of the
ilecayed eggs are dried and sold in
barrels. The mass in which are in
cluded l>oth white and yolks brings as
liigh as ."iO cents a pound, delivered to
the bakeries. This com|Kmml is mixed
with a gallon of warm water to the
pound, and soaked twelve hours before
lieing used in pastries and is used by
I he bakers as the equivalent of seven
dozen eggs.
This brings the cost per dozen down
to eight cents a pound. This dried ma
terial is subjected to the same process
before use and its ultimate cost is ulxmt
the same as the dried whole egg.
Another process to which the "spots"
and "rots" are subjected is freezing.
The whites and yolks are mixed an 1 the
mass placed in cold storage in a tem
perature that m ikes it hard and odor
less. It is sold in cans to bakers at the
rate of 10 cents a pound.
Josephine Dcllry Co.
(rOMMUNIOATKIl)
The Josphino Deffrv Company closes
its week engagement in Elko tonight.
It has been a pleasant one to the people
of Elko. The unanimous opinion is it
was by far the best company that has
appeared in Elko. The lesson taught
by the moral plays produced by this
company made those who attended the
theatre better for it. The individual
work of the members of this company
was praiseworthy in all respects. Mr.
Hawkins the capable and pleas int man
ager is a veteran in the business as was
shown by his quiet, re lined comedy
work. Mr. Aleine. the leading man. in
all his work shows linish and apprecia
tion in the art of ueting. Miss (I race
Hamilton in ingenue work was chic
ami charming. The character work of
Miss Asliton in her many different parts
shows that this lady is capable and
suited to this class of work. She was
excellent throughout. Of the star
nothing more can be said than was I
staled a few days ago. The tears]
brought to the eyes evidence her high
ability in emotional roles. Her acting
goes right to (he heart and makes one
feel better after the lear has fallen.
Wo said before Josephine D.'ffry
came here a stranger. She and Iter
company have won a home with the
people of Elko. Her return which we
hope shall Im s cm will In eigorly
watched for, and sh ? will always lw as
sured of a wi'lcom ? from her many
friends who were strangers a week
ago.
Medicine Thot is Medicine
"I have suffered u good denl with
miliaria nhd stomach complaints,
bill I have now found a remedy that
keeps m?? well, nnd that remedy Is
Electric Hitlers: a medicine thai Is
medicine fur slomiteh and liver Iron
Ides, ami for run down conditions,"
says W. (' Kelstler,of llnllldny, Ark.
Electric Hitters purify and enrich I he
blood, lone up Hie nerves, nnd Im
parl vigor and energy lo the weiik.
Your money will be refunded If it
falls to help you. 50c. nt Elko Drug
Co.
The body of Chief of Police Iliggy of
San Francisco was found floating in Die
bay yesterday morning.
Prepare For the End
According t> the following disjiatcli
of Doc. U>th from York. Pennsylvania.
December is to bo a strenuous mouth,
if the prophecies of Ia*o .1. Spanglor.
York's prophet ami sooth-saver meet
with fulfillment:
According to S|?anglor, 110 less a
catastrophe than the end of the world"
is to take place the latter part of the
month ? proUihly on Sunday. December
27. However, it may take place a week
earlier. Sunday, Pecemlior 20, and thus
afford an economical solution of the
Christmas present problem.
Some of the terrible things that will
immediately precede the end of the
?vorld are doscrilio.l l>v Spanglor in the
following fashion:
Nation shall rise against nation.
Kingdom sliall rise against kingdom.
There shall lie famines and pesti
lences and earthquakes.
Hi vers will dry tip.
Tiie fish of the sea will die.
The sea will (toil up with a great j
noise.
The cities of the nations will fall.
Mountains will not lie found.
Islands will pass away.
The city of Boston will sink.
New York will go up in smoke.
People will flee to the mountains.
The land will dry up to get ready for
li re.
The crops will fail and prosperity will
IK' CUt Off.
The banks will keep 011 failing. This
:atin.?t Ik* stopjied.
Roosevelt will get rid of all bis
nonev.
The treasury will go dry.
People will carry their money in {
heir packets and hide it in their
louses.
Families will steal it from one another
?his is the gold th.it is piled up for
lie last days. This gold will rust in
?our pockets. It will give you more
rouble than g<*>d.
La bar organizations will come under
me head and rule the land.
There wilMie gri it wrath among the
leople. Hatred, killing one another,
langing themselves and children will
ise against their parents, two against
hive and three against two. Mother
u-law against daughter-in-law.
All plagues that are written in the
Jible will lie brought forth. The land
rill be full of lice, frogs, crickets and
ocusts. Whosoever will be stung of
hose locusts will die.
There will lie signs in t|j,> .sun, in the
noon and in the stars.
In the end of time the sun will he
ilaek and the laud will b- in darkness,
["he moon will lie as blood, the stars
rill fall and the he.ivens will In*
hiiken. .
This is Worth H.cading
Leo I-". Zeliliski, of lis liiltsoll St.,
[tuffulo, X. Y., Hiiys: "1 eured the
iiioMt nniloyinir cold sore I ever hud,
with I'ucklen's Arnicu Sulve. I ji j 1
|died this solve once n di'.y for two
ilnys, when every trace of the sore
was gone." Ilenls all sores. Sold
under gunranteeat Klko Drug ''o.i'.'c
A charge of forgery lias lieen placed
iigainst LeVan, the man who purchased |
1 bill of goods of Mr. <Sareia last week
timl obtained s:i7.,V) in cash on a check,
drawn on the Kvanston, Harness and
Saddlery company of Kvanston, Wy
oming. LeVan is said to l>e suffering
from consumption.
KBLL. the COUGH
and VHE LUSSJGS
WITH
FOR CtZVPP? hZT&c*. .
? u'" ^sTOSUDS Trial Bottle Frcoj
AHD ALL THROATAHi) U1NG TROUBLES.
1 OUAKANTEED SA*ri6]"ACX01lYl
g OB MO
OR MONEY RFffUiJDED.
DANGER!
"Von need not
lie fearful if you use
BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND
SYRUP
fop flint cough. There
tunny coiiHiimptivwi wlio now
would lio well If (lioy |?n.' j
c/i red for llicir Ileal 111.
Itullnrd'fl llnrchminil Syrup
Cures Coughs, Cold* llromlu
tls, Soro Throat, Whooping
CoukIi nml Lung 'I roubles.
SAVED SICK SPELLS.
M i'h. Kinmn John*, I,n? W
pou N". Mox. wrilcs: "f r <?
commend Horcliound Byriip
lo nil I know troubled wit li
couglm, colds, ofc., I llftVO
boon Hftvod numeroiiM pic I;
f by tteiiig (hirt roinark
iiolo propnrntlon."
P?ICI> 25c, BOc, $t.00
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
Sold i?ud Rccomntcndcd hv
ELKO oiVUo CO.
Remember
All the good points that should be found
in a good shoe aresuinmed up in the word
HANAN
It is easier to remember to ask for
Iiaiiau's than it is to describe a good shoe
Reinhart Co.
ONLY A GOOSE
would search further for finer eating
after tasting the choice morsels sup
plied by this market.
OUR HOLIDAY MEATS
AND POULTRY
have lteen even more carefully chosen
than usual. Have some of them on
your table and the only complaint you
will hear will lie "why didn't you trade
at this market liefore." But better late
than never. Start now and have us
supply you right along. Then you'll
never have any complaint at all.
WILLIAM HUNTER. CO.
GRAND
Mask Ball
AT THE
Bradley Opera House
ON
XMAS NIGHT
Dec. 25, 1908
Admission, $1-00
Good Music
'/.All Are Invited.*.'
?lko Drug Comj^y
Dealers in
I'lir- Di'ii^h, Cliciiik-nls, Patent
McillcincK. 'I'ollrt Artlclen,
Perfumery, l.iqiiors
iiiiiI Ci^'iirn
Orders liy Mall Glvot Prompt Attention
Proscriptions Careiully Compounded Prom
The Purest Drugs.
' -
Fine Line oi Stationery
Allegretti Famous Choco
late Creams, Pure
Stick Candy.
I
!W. G. KLINE
Dealer in Harness,
Saddles Clia|>arre
ras, Hits, Njmrs*
Holies, \V Ii i jih,
(HoVCS, Ktc.
N coil 1 1- s for nil
i iiniiiiifr mo win
machines always
in stock.
Hcjiairiiix prompt
ly attended l<?.
Elko, Nevada
DroySiif? Dullness.
Clnis Kshl' inaii liaH started a drayitiK
liiisihCHs. II'1 is |irr|iai'?'<l l?i(|<>all kinds
of liaiiliiiK. delivering freight and all
oilier linsiness in the dray incline, Prices
reasonable aii'l strict attention Kiven lo
II orders. Ofllcn at I ho Old I .u m I ? r*
(>nici?. ?
(hrlslmns llowrr? nnrl tirrrn*
Tlic Trustee* of the Presbyterian
cliurcli arc I Ik* Klko coitnly agents for
tlic I lendershol (lowers. < )nlcrs for
Xmas llowers or greens will rcccivo
)troin)>t at lent ion l?y Mr. I<atnl?erl
I lenders m. Prices reasonable.
Coal, Doors, Building
Paper, Terra Cotta
Flues, Lime, Sash
Blinds, etc., etc.
Elko Lumber
Company
LUMBER
All Orders Receive Prompt Attention
Elko - - Nevada
?fi
New Plumbing Co.
Wc arc now in ;i position,
with a fully equipped shop,
to install Sanitary Plumb
ing, Steam and Hot Water
systems mid all kinds of
Tin and (>alvani/.cd Iron
work, at the shortest no
tice. Prices reasonable.
Cowan Plumbing Co.
F. J. Keejjan, Manager
I'lionr The l>rav Co.
Silver Street Blacksmith
and Carpenter Shop
Opposite Telescope Hotel
All Kinds of Wagon
and lllacksmith Work
and Horseshoeing
Hay Derricks Our Specialty
Ed. Swan, Proprietor
-Shoe Repairing
My sliix' tru'lv Iiiim Nt?'H'lily inrrcuscil
no Mint it liiis li<f| mi' no lime to ?|o ro
I i.i i ri tiK. mill I Inm- Holil out my nipnii
iuj; i1('|Kirtmi'iit to |{iiln'it Srliult/.
V.'liom I I'llll II till ' 914 1 lis II i'iiihI \VOI'|{
111:111.
All work in t In* Him* of hIkm1 r<'|i;iiriiij{
will Im> tlono I iy liim nt my More.
('01110 nvnrvlHMly nml liriiitf your mIioc
rcpniriiiK.
A. li. MAIJK. TIIKHWiK MAN.
Professional Cards
DR. J. R. EBY
Physician and Surge k
Office Over Drug Store
ELKO - ? - NEVADA
E. J. L. TABER
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Office, Farrington Building
ELKO - - - NEVADA
DRS. HOOD & WEST
Physicians and Surgeons
ELKO ? ? ? NEVADA
DR. MABEL K. YOUNG
D. D. S.
Office. Curvillo Building
ELKO I ? . * NEVADA
H. BERRY
Assayer
TEN ABO - - . NEVADA
FREDERICK DAVIS I
Civil Engineer
United States Deputy Mineral Surveyor
ELKO - - - NEVADA
OTTO T. WILLIAMS
Attorney-at-Law
Office, Dotta Hlil);- Front Room Upstairs
ELKO - - - NEVADA
CI IAS. B.HENDERSON
Attorney-at-Law
ELKO - - NEVADA
R
Henderson
Banking Company f
t
( Incorporate J )
U Established 1880.
John lleixierRoi - - l'r> hiiI<
L O. II enilenioti Vht ? l*r?-? id?- 1
1 1 it > ? It- ? ? Heine i>> ' ? ? < uoliiet
Uon K. DhvmI ? \rs' i Vim
Trnnsnctsii (ii-ncrn; hiinKni.
15 rs n ess.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE
*1 Interest paid on t>erm R
and Savings deposits at [j
the rate ol four per |j
cent.
ETHK'irea
Corrcsfiotitir tee Sulicittu.
ELKO - - NEVADA
THE
First National Bank
Elko, Nevada
Capital $100,000.00
UNITED STATES DE
POSITARY
GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
THE
D. Mc ELRO Y CO.
1
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Elko ... - Nevada
I
II
For
Special Bargains
In
Vacant. Lots
And
Homes
In ELKO
See
D. McElroy
& Co.
AT ONCE
Serial No. 0||;, |
Notice for robUcAlfoa.
UNITED STATUS UNO OFFICE
Cahhok City. Nevada.
NOTICE is 1IEKEIIY OJVEN Uiut" VjiL
W. Wllllaius. of Fulton. Churchill County vJJ
vada. has tlHil In I tils office his AppUoutioni,,
IiH'uto under tlic Provisions of Sccllon zxt ?>,.
vised Statutes of the United States, the South
east iiuarter of the Southwest iiuarter t si
i of S\V J), of Seetlon Twenty-nine (TJ). Tuir
ship Forty-four <ll) North. Kanue Fifty six luri
Eust. M. 1>. 11. & M.. containing Forty (ioj acre*
Any ami all persons claiming uilversvly the
land described. or deatrlnif to object bccause ot
the mineral ebaraeter of the land. or for ant
other reason, to the disposal to the upplicum
should tile their affidavits of protest in thl* oft
tlee on or before the 21st day of December A t>
1VW8.
I.Ol'lH J. Colls,
Keirister!
Date ot tirst publication November 13, i'jm
Date of last pubiieation December IK I'jx.
Serial No una
Notice I'or Publication
UNITED STATUS I. AND OFFICE.
C'Alistis dir. Nevada.
Nov. o lux
NOTICE IS IIF.HKIIY <!1VKN that Wutirn
W. Williams, of Fallon. Churchill County.
vada. has file*! in this office bis Application iu
locate under the Provisions of Section |{t.
vised Statutes of the United States, the North
east quarter of the Northwest iiuarter (NK|of
NWll of Section Thirty two CK), Townslilu
Forty-four (II) N-. Kanue Ffty-six <jK> Kuvt
M. I). II. A: M- containing forty (40) acres.
Any anil all person* claiming adversely the
land described, or dcsirtnif to object because of
the mineral character of the land, or fur
any other reason, to the dis|iosal to the an.
plicant. should tile their affidavits of protest In
this office on or before the Slst day of December
a. d. im*.
I.OL'IH J. COH3I,
ItegUtcr.
Date of llrst publication November IS. imm.
i)ate of last publication Deceuilwr Is. m*.
Serial No. oillj
Notice lor Publication
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE.
Carson City. Nevada.
Nov. i). vjjx.
NOTICE IS HEKEIIY C.IVEN that Warren
W. Williams, of Fallon Churchill County.
Nevada, has filled ill this offiee bis Application
to locate under Provisions ot Section J.?e.
Ill' vised Statutes of the United State, tin- South
cast iiuarter of Northwast iiuarter (SE t of
NW 1) of Section Thirty two (;ti). Township
Forty-four <u?. N.. Haute Fifty six (.'*) Kast.
M. 1). II .V M. containing Forty (to) ucres
Any and all persons elalminu adversely tht
land descrltxil. or deslrlnir to object Iki anv of
tin- mineral elianieter of the land, orforuny
other reasou. to the disposal to the applicant
should llle their uniilavits of protest 111 lli'.s
office on or before the Slst day of Dccetnl*r. A.
D. Il*f.
I. oris J. Culls.
Ili-tflMlx.
Date of llrst publication Novemlier 13 ll??
ll.ite of last publication December If. !>?
Serial No ( I1V>
Notice I'or Publication
UNI IKD STATES f.AND OFFICE.
CAItstiN City. St \iula
Not V, 1MJ&.
NOTICI-: IS II KltKllY UIVISN ttiat Warrm
\V William v of Kullon. ? iiurchlll Count y. NV
vndu, bus tiled iu ?? is nrT.tr his Appllratioo to
locate umlt'r tin I'rovlMloiiH of Srclinu !{?.
viivd Statutes ??f the United States, I^?t
Twelve O'J) of Section Thirteen ? ? *i> . Tow l? hip
Forty-four ( 44 ) North, Ksu.k* Klfty-tire (5ft)
Knht. M l> 1* & M., con'atnirit; fifty t?u ?t?J
.sixty-four hundrciltbn (Mfll) ucr? m.
Adv and all |MTsunK claiming advernelf tfce
laud desct'ibfd, or dunirliiK to object bf cuw.'A
the mineral character of the Intnl. or ft?r ait
other reason, to the ilistH?*ial to the upp!icat.i
should tilt* their affidavits of |>rot?-Nt In 1 1. 1 h of
lice cm or before the day of December. A
I). IVOM.
f.otriH J. Colts.
HeirUtcr.
Date of first publication November IS. I<*#.
Date of last publication Den-minr lM. l.?'*
St rial No. OHM
Notice lor Publication
I'NITED STATES I.ANDOr KICK.
C.tnsos Ol r V. Nevada,
Nov. v?.
N'oTH K IS II Kl< I:|IV i IVKN that Warren
W Williums. of Kullon. Churchill Count v, Nr
1 vada, has filed in thl* ofllce hi* A pplicat ion to
locate under the Provisions of Section JfcKrt.
Iter incd St at tilea of the tTnit???l States, the
Southwenl ?iu:irter of the Northeast <|uurter
(K\Vli of N K44)of Sectlc?nThlrty-tv?o.(3^)Tow ti
Nht|? l'? rtv four ( to North. Uau^e Fifty six (6f?)
Kast. M |>. It A M . , containing fnrt v ( H) ocri-H.
Any ab'i all persotiH claltiilnir mlvrrwly the
land defierilK-d. or deMlrit:K to oliject because of
tic mineral character of the land, or for any
other reason, to the disi-ORal to the applicant.
. should tl<<* their aftldavltH of pr?>t<-st in tlnn of
lice on ??r before the Cist day of December. A
D. |U?H.
I?oriH j. Coiin
KeKlKttr
Dale of flrnt pnbllcatlon Novetnlwr 13 il? H,
Date of last publication December IH. IvkjH.
Serial No OIIM
Notice loir Publication.
UNITED STATES I.ANDOFFICE
( 'AIIHON ClTV, Nevada.
Nov II, ll*i*.
N'lTH'E IS IIEUEIIY (JIVEN Mia! Warren
W. Williams. of Fallot.. Churchill County, .N>
vada, lias lllnl In this odice his Appilcatii ii to
Inoatn under the Provisions of Sect Ions .'.i'
I Revised Stalulen of the United '-tau-s. 1^1
Ten ( 111) of veel Ion Twenty- four ('-'I). Towiiih'p
, forty-four ( II) North. ItaiiKr Kiln -llvc(M) K.??i
M I) II ft M , coiitalnliiK forty (fill acres
Any atnl all persons elalinlnt; adversely the
land descrlbn-J. or ileal rln? to olijeot brcausn M
tlie mineral cliarat'lrr of tin* land, or for anf
other reason, to the disposal to the applicant,
should llle their affidavits of protest In this
i>nicc on or before the ^Ist day of December, A
d. r.?iH.
Eons J. C'OMH
Iti'lllalcr.
Date of llrst ptililli at Ion November IU ll*11.
Iinlu of last pul'lli alloii D' cemlier Ih
Si'rlal No. fi'-'W 1.
NMTK E f'llll I'll III. I <: ATM N.
UNITED STATES I. AND OFFICE.
CANNON (Til V. Nevada,
Dee I IV"*
NOTICE IS IIKItEIIY fltVEN tlist lleors"
II Williams, nl Altilno. Churchill County. Ne
vada, lins lllcd In this oftlro his Application to
locate under the I'rovlNlons of Hi eilon Mefl. He
vliril Slatut s of the I T tilled Statin. I."'
TIM (11 of Section Five (ft), Towii'lilp F rit
four (14), North of ItanKe Fifty six (ft ). I. an.
M D M . eonlalnlnn .Tl il.i u-r- s.
Anv anil all personH ill tlmlrif ailverselv I lie
land described, or ili'slrliic to object becauve "I
the in. in rat eh racier of the land, or for .mv
I other reason, to the lUstmsal to the applleillil.
' slioil'il llle Ihelr affidavits of prolrst In iliN
lice on or before tlm .lib day of January. A. I>
11*11.
I.utl Is J. Coils
lleieistrr
Dale of llr*l public alion, llecemlier I li*""
Dale ol last publication. January (ft I."'-'
Serial No. "I.'W
Mil |I K OI( i'Clll.fC t l'IIIN
UNITED STATEH I, AND OFFK'K
ca mshv Oitv. Nevada.
Dee I l>i"
NOTICE IS II I 111 I '.II V fllVEN that Uei.rire
1 II. Williams, of Alpine, Cliurehlli Count1 Ne
vada, has (lied In this oflle. Ill-, npnlle 1 1 In
loeiitn ii in I ? r lb*' Provision', of Seello'i J.^.
lie Vised Slalut * ot the United S'atew. II'"
Hoiilheasl (iiiar!er of tin' Northeast ipinflef
(H E. '4 of N li '<) of Setilli.il Five (.%). Towr
ship I'ortt -foiii (III Vorth of ((iint'e Fife
(.V) K.DSt. M, D. M., rontalnli.R ferlt (?")
acres,
Anv and all p rions clnlttilns? adversely ill"
bind ill scribed, or ileiltllit to objei I becail*"
of the tnlr.eral r'harai't"r 4 1 Ihn land, or for anr
oIIp r reason, In the disposal to tlie ap|>licntil.
should llle their amdavlts of protest In ltd"
office on or tiolora the l.lih day of January.
A D. lyoH.
l.ottiH j cmi*
Ifeirlslf r.
Date ot lirsi publlenllon Deeetnber, I. if*.
Dill" of I a it publication Jnnttarv l?,lix*>
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Hukcry iiml is iirtipuriMl In furiiislt fresh
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All (irtlnrn will rercivo |iroiii|?f i*t f??nf i??n.
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