Lincoln County record. [volume], October 14, 1904, Image 1

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FORMERLY TTTE PIOCIIE WEEKLY REfOim.
VOL. J.VI
PiOCHK, NKVADA. FRIDAY OCTOBER 1 I JJ)0 I.
NO. 10.
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THE PURPOSE.
How natural it looked to see a
grant headline of "Victory in the
Air" in the Herald the morning
after the nominations were made by
the American party? The reason
was direct. "This is great for ua, it
will draw ten votes from the Repub
lican party, where it will draw one
from ours."
And this is just what was planned
by the man who really started the
movement. And we believe that
while his purpose was to defeat the
Utah Republican State ticket, his
secret hope was to likewise defeat the
Utah electoral ticket and turn the
State over to Parker and Davis
electors.
Had it not been so, he surely
could have waited a brief two months
before sounding the war cry. His
purpose was to smash things and
then to see if from the ruins he
could not come up on top of the re
turning wave.
We have a right to judge a public
man's motives by his past public
acts. What haa there been in the
oareer of Senatar Kearns to show
that be was worried over church
rule or apostolio influence until his
own ambition received a jolt, his
own pride a wound?
What is there to show that he
was ever worried about the insidious
undermining of free institutions by
this ecclesiastical power here in
TJtah.uutil he could no longer wield
it for his own personal interest?
What respect did he ever mani
fest for its purity until he was per
sonally disappointed?
When he first purchased the
Tribune why did he not lift up the
standard of free Americanism and
and call for volunteers? There was
just as much occasion for it then as
now. Had he done so then, men
would have believed in the integrity
of his purposes and the result would
have been that he would have had
a following on the merits of his in
tentions which would in a little
while have brought peace to Utah
and such honors to him as he never
thought of obtaining except, through
purchase.
But to go into a contest and when
beaten to assume a stand on prin
ciples which he never before in his
life appealed to, and to do it just
when a presidential election was on
the decision of which oan but be of
the momentous importance to Utah,
makes the conduction just, that his
motives from the first have been
purely selfish.
Had he been a true Republican,
had he believed in the politics and
principles of the Republican party,
his thought would have been this:
"We do not want a repetition of '93
and '94 and '95; we do not want to
see protection taken away or threat
ened; we do not want to see pro
gress stopped, the burdens of the
poor made heavier; we do not want
to see our laboring hosts in Utah
lose their wages; we will go on and
win this great national election, und
then make our call to the free men
of Utah to come out and make their
solemn protest against what is
wrong in the state. "
That would have been the honest,
manly, the putriotio thing to do, but
the truth is he waa but thinking of
himself and his own schemes and to
carry them through he did not care
how many suffered. And say what
he may the purpose down beneath
it all so far as he is concerned, is
merely to substitute boss rule for
church rule.
No man can read his history from
the time he first become Semi tor
down to dute and reach any other
conclusion Goodwin's Weekly.
Tliot naughty boy Charley Van
Duzer has been assisting in a graft
game on the people in the East: that
is, he reconi-nded thorn valueless
mil ii g property fcr purchase. After
a uiun onet gts in Congrew there
18 no telling wh.it levii be will drop
to. Van luzer says it is not so, that
is It -I mistake, but his own letters
condemn Mm. We believe it was
Mr Van Duzer who published a long
article against fraudulent mining
scii. mes, statu g thnt be woulil ex
pose a such, but bin actions indicate
otherwise.
Our Justice Btiould require de
corum in his court. H should hw
a ciub handy aud when a lawyer
goeB beyond the lnwuf Ueceucy, iiit
Registration Notice,
NoMea la .i' r oj tfW'fn '.u i Ik B ok of H?glntr
t1m for tbc tinner u Kl-o i n t m held NoTmbr
8tl A D. VSr'4; 'ut tb M-ti n ti Oouuly
and Town t up ftiewra are uo pu aiid viu f
mata rpw,... U i. gA diy from 10 Vloi-k, AM.
to Vi. ev p h u"ti' ie b-r 10. ,. D iw, and
from October I, to :iobir 31, from 7 P,M, V It
o'olk p, 4, in addition to tbe hoira herstofofr
n. '"t.r.ne4 at which il-ti the bo ik f-rtwniirttloD
wlllel aat Ui 'clock PM.
'lu Ihw req-.tre natiirallaad lt,,n to fzfiMt
h'-lr rnft him n rtiturmfn ton r tbe time f
prowi i luitiuhHiv- v xor ragiavauon,
AtitfUM Campbell
La tv Valley Piciuot Uaif-i-try a." nt
Registration N:tioe.
NntiM t b-r by Wn that the Boo of K Intra,
tion for the -tu rai Kleot.nn to ta ild November
8 A u lift; for the fdactUiu .f Htfiw, Oounty aid
T wuahtp otflcrw art now r.pia and will remain
open datlv on all U t1 from io o'clock a m
to 6p m umtl October 10 A D 1904, and from Ont
10. tb October 91, from 7 p in f o u'ol i p m in
addition to tte hour brut for mention I at
blub time tha book for B&tflatraUun will cloae at
B o'clock p m. k .
The law rt-qniraa naturalised elttaoni to exhibit
thtdr oartlfloaMa of naturalization ac tha tima they
prtktbul taauativea'.or.tflMtratlou
Hobt Hammond
Bglwtry Agant, Haula Valla? Pttclnpt.
Registration Notice.
Notlc U hew by Htven that tha Book of Re k ti
tration for tht tinaral Election to ba held Norem
bttr Mth A. . iyi)4; for tb aleutUm ofHtata, Oounty
aud township omWr are now op n and will ra
mato onan dait on all legal daya from 10 o'clock
A. M.to 6 o'clock P. M. until October 10, A. D. imi
ami from October 10, t" October Ul, from 7 A. M, to
to 9 o'olook P. M. to addition to the houra hereto
fore mentioned, at which time the book for rogla
t rati on wilt ob.ee at9o'clock P. M.
Thtt law require naturalised cltlKena to exhibit
thir oertifloatna of naturalisation at the tlma they
piwmt theuuelvea for registration.
Uoaroa Holt
Registry Agent
Moaps Precinct,
Quarterly Statement.
Quarterly Statement of the Re
ceipts and Payments of the
Teasury of Lincoln County,
for the Quarter ending
Sept 30st, A. D.
1904.
Bl. Ouh on hind Jul; lit .k D 1904 $15548 91
UBOIIPTU.
To Oet;erl Llcensea JIM 0
" OamlDg LleenMf 5tt4 00
" Offlol.l Feel 979 SIS
" Auewor'a Ooaimlmloc 144 78
" Poll Tx pep ABaewuuentBall. ..1131 SO
" Delinquent Poll Tu (00
" Delinquent Tu M 38
AdvertlHlug 4 00
" Jumlce fine So 00
" Bulll.u Tu a8T H
Penouil property tu 181 92
" Houna Bent 11 10
" Bute Scliool Money 6111 If
I1070T 7
IM1M 70
PAT9IESTS,
Dlttrlot JudgM Fund (48100
lrj Fond 8818 77
State fund 37x8 m
Contingent Fund 398 to
Oenerel Ooontjr Fund 928 80
Indigent Fund 880 00
(torrent Eipuns Fund 108 18
Fire Fund - 10 78
Deerlodge Howl Fund K9 00
Virgin Boed Fund 4 00 .
Ploche Road Fund 4 00
DeLunu Hoed Fund 890 61
PuiuaBoad Fund 89 00
Bunkerrllle Special School Fund .. 81 01
I10929.8T
From the Sobool Fundi 1334.43
Ouh on hand Oot lit 1904 118809 71
126108 70
CONDITION OF THE FUNDS, Oot 1, 1904,
Dlitrlct Judge Fund ... ftOO 00
State Fund 1987
deneral County Fund 1999 89
Contingent Fund 68 80
lu llsnt Fund 22 78
4cllool Fund 101 17
Current Eipenee Fnnd 49 17
Jury Fund 188 96
Interest Fund 39 23
Salary fund 177 67
Fire Fund 1 02
DnLamar Town Fund 89 14
BunkerTllle Road Dlitrlct No 1 86
Ploche Road Dlitrlct No 1 40 37
Panaca Road DUtrlct No 8 8 67
Virgin Road fund 1231 16
Eagle Valley Koad Fund I IS
Virgin Road JMitrlot No4 H8j 19
DeLamar Road Dlitrlct No 6 980 87
Eagle Valley Road Dlitrlct No 6 1 16
Deerlodge Road Dlitrlct No 7 47 26
Spring Valley Road Dlitrlct No 8 - 1 00
Searchlight Road Dlitrlct No 839 40
Oood Spring Road Dlltrlot No 10 42 80
7087. 7
SCHOOL PAYMENTS.
Ploche Dlitrlct No 1 444 78
Bulllonvllle Dlitrlct No 1 986 49
Panaca Dli't No. 8 798 94 -
Clover Valley Dli'tNo 4 418 34
Virgin Dll't No 6 419 16
Eagle Valley Dll.t No 6 366 92
Alh Spring! Dll't No 7 120 93
Pahrauaxat Dil't No 8 671 64
Spring Valley Diet No! 278 12
Bunkemll Dll't No 10 1007 09
HI Joeeph Dll't No 11 283 08
Oott?awfl Dl' No 11 .137 61
St TnoBU fHat No li 118 89
MoapaDiBtNo 18 79
Dutch Flat Dll't No 18 ail 37
DeLamar Dll't No 18 711 43
Meadow Valley Waah No 19 198 29
Deerlodge Dll't No 10 216 84
Meiqulte Dlat No 21 , .421 66
Hlko Dll't HO 23 409 60
Searchlight Dli't No 29 216 18
Round valley Dirt No 24 807 96
Stewart Dll't No 26 404 86
Red Rock Dll't No 96 186 88
Richard Dll't No 27 299 61
Highland No. 98.... 144 89
Aooma Dlltrlot No 96 199 06
18616 04
THE SCHOOLS.
Piooh Dll't No 1
BulllonTllle Oil t No I
Fanaoa Dli't No 9
Clover Valley Dli't No 4
00
JO 06
Virgin Dli't No 6
lagle Valley DIM No 6
Aah Rnrlna dll't No T
Fahranagetdii'tNo8
Spring Valley dll't No 9
Bunaerrtlle dll't No 10
Bt Joe dli't No 11
Oottonwotid Dli't No 18
St Thomae dli't No 14
Uoapa dll't No 16
Patch Flat dll't No 16....
Delamar Dtit No 18
Meadow Valley dlat No 19
Deerlodge dla't .So 911
Meiqalte dll't No 91
Hlko dll't No 99
Seirchlltfht dli't No 18 .
Round Valley dli't No 14
Highland Diet No 98.....
48 67
1 80
1X4 48
$IoU'171
I heieby errtlfy that Ihe above li a f nil. true and
correct Statement 1 the p.niitloi of the tun.!,
Oct 1 A.D. 19I4.
fUNKI LBS,
JAB. A NK8B1TT, County Kecjrder
County Traamrer.
Woo Tom's
RESTAURANT
AND
Chop :- House
On Main Street
! the Beat place to oall when you want the
Be-t meal to be had in Pioohe.
Meal Tlcets 3 For 81.00
The Bakery hat alio Fresh Bread,
Pies and Cakes Every Day.
F. R. McNAMEE,
A.ttoriiy m'i
OounslovAt fmw,
')ki.amak. Nivada.
HANS OLSEN'S
J&AJEjOCXlXr
Is one of the
FincstlPlaccs
InlCaliente.
If you witsh
anything in the
way
Wliie,
T-iIqlu org,
aud JOig-ars.
CALIENTE NEVADA.
H. W. UNDERHILL
CALIENTE - NEV.
Fine
Wines.
Iiiquors,
and Cigars.
life BaQms- to
Call Once and You will be
sure and return.
Tn Connection is a firt
class "Restaurant
MEAT MARKET.
OHAS. CULVER WELL, JR.
PROPRIETOR.
(Opposite Postoffice.)
("Wholesale & Retail
tded-A-LjEjTI- itst
Tresh Trnits, .
Fresh Tish,
Fresh Oysters Received
every riday.
Rfgittrm tion Notion.
Not! r i hMeby given that U e Hofli or Mitre
tl"n for tie Oenerel election to be tinld N"Veuibr
8th A . I 1904; for the elei'tlcn of Hte'e, County
end T WMhlp olflueri re now "pen -na will re
main op ( fiauy on all U al dy from 10 o'clnric
A M lo oVI.rck P. M luitil iwtobe' 10, D 1W4
and from 'lil.iber Ui.tonotoberSI "om 7 A. U to
jo'clnol ; P. M .In adrililon I" th-i h ram hmfo
fore mnution-d.M which time the buok for rtigin
trtt n will cloie a 9 .' l' k P M
Thf law qnlre nainralil eitieeiii to exhibit
th 'lr eril8fe uf nitii'a'Haiton at the time thej
pr.BOl themelvee for inltrUon.
J. C 0i-l.'n,
.;e. lHtr Agent
If .er Pl'.et Precinct..
e ii t'atir ' NutsO .
' itlceli hwny giv a '!.l ih' Bo" "' R Kler.
l-.ii vr m.- O -u-rl El r w . l be h-lu Noveiulir
8 .1,1). 19.'! tcrtlie n. u oi B.-.li, n'lty
,.,( T- w lilp -fl.'.-.r" are ooen an.l Will Mi
ni In -p u u-,!.y o l -.-.-''' '"'" 5J
,-jiU.t o'cl P m until .i. t .b-r I I, A. L . IM
u.i- fr m 'cobei 10. to cctober 91 from 7 A. M. lo
9 ,.' lock li tn l. .ddltlou to trie hrnri herxt. .f rav
,.. t o .J i whl k tin- the regi.tratlou
will ol m- lit 9 .iV.ook p ni
I- law iq.riieenat ir- iKdcltit l Mhiblt
lo.lr . eino-.lee of uelur.lulon at the Mine ttwy
nreeeui (hauuelvel for reU)trti n,
" Hrum Bnriweii
Uri:1u; Aitentol M-i,uti:
1 raoiuct.
ECZEMA AN V PILE CURE
1aj.a1.. it wl . ' .-inmffwr, I
any auti.4. a p.iU.- tunt tor . ce '.a, bii
Khtuja. tiyaliw, iiilio d"'(M
tantreiiel. Uoo'f Bubcr V un. "y"1
mi l i aUm 400 UaDtiattUAfu.. Kew lor.
llClilTK
TICKET.
1904.
For Stute Senator.
V. A. UENTON.
For Assemblymen,
A. CLARK,
LEVISYPHUS,
. FRANK WILLIAMS.
County Clerk k Treasurer,
J. GOODRICH.
Assessor.
J0HNF. ROEDER.
Recorder,
IIENRY LEE,
Sheriff,
FRANK WALKER.
District Attorney,
BENJ. SANDERS,
Public Administrator,
J AS. LEAiOINE.
Commissioner, Long Term.
JAS. A. NESBITl .
Commissioner, Short Term.
O. C. BALDWIN.
S-AT-.T
iROTJTE.
SanFodro, Lcs
AngelGs cS. Salt
Lake Railroad,
Time Table.
Effective July 8t 1903.
Trains run daily as follows:
8:80 p.m. Lv. OallentM Ar. 1:56 p.m.
6:43 " " Cvada Lv. UJHa m.
6:16 " Ar Modena 11:90 "
6:36 " Lv Modena Ar 10:M "
9:65. " Ar Milford I.V 7:15 "
10 .-96 " Lv Milford Ar 6:45 "
11:16 a in " Black Boo Lv 5:10 "
9:85 " " Clear Lake " 9:86 "
806 " " Oaall " 9:00 "
6:45 " Ar Juab " 10:11. p m
8:00 Lv Juab Ar 11:00 "
835 " " Nephi Lv 10:90
7:65 " " Provo " 6:60 "
8:18 " " Pleaaant Orove " 845 "
9:36 " Ar Belt like Olty " 6:06 "
Trains urriving Suit Lake make
direct connection for all points
east, north and west.
E. W. GILLETT, T. C PECK,
G. F. & P. A. A.G.P.&T.A.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE.
Notice li hereby given that I have receive! tbe
Aeeeeament Boll a nd Original 1'it of property for
the year A. D loot from the neior of Llnoolu
Oounty, Nevada, and the lame te In my office f'r
pnblle lnapectlon. The Board of Equa Illation will
meet on Monday September llh . f li4, for the
purpose of equalizing laid aaieaamaot roll, and will
continue in eepilon from day to day and up to and
Including the 3rd day of October A. U. l)4 1
pereoni having objeolloni to make of tlifir eiea.
menta must preaent the lame o tlie mid Board
when lu irnton.
JAS. A. NrHBITT,
Clerk of the Board of Oounty Conimlton ri.
Dated. Ploche Sept Kith 1904.
Registr ation Not.ce.
Notlr Is h-v-f 'j lTen that ths Bonk of Kl
tratloo tor th- tl 'i iai Klecti m t- ba hid S. .di
br 8th, A. D. ItM; lorthe )-ct.nD ..f Htatf, C -uuty
and TownabtM ndio-rn in- n-'W o fu tin HI r
main open 'i- n 11 lat lay (rum 10 .cl ok
A.M to'.'otoct. P. M. tr-tl 'e b-r u,, , iw
and frim e fit' -" Ortobsr li iuti,H t
9o,olock P.H , in 1'ddtti.v.j u m bur ftr-t'.M'.
fre meii'ioi -d at wlri.ih ti--. b - . ir ti
tration ' v
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Notice of i-or raitut e.
i J iK T. W'.leA i. .1h Utiri "-t- eea.
Aflti:-. itnrt:t n l it e' . nd i b- . WBJ
i-I imiun u- . ' d- . ft4'ti '' -I li ..It-:
V o r uerrb, nolifl. n tia: the uudandKMil eo
w -r ;th you in tb- otu. a, Abvi iu t and
lu- Mtviiywjfi' imninn cUio.h, att iatad lu tba
'.'inglB' in ' -".t:!, t lot- In 1 'in dtaU
of -k !, f r .ie-J br wo k 'd Ui I tba
vjM' l "(' V ' t . tl"llt l til
attd .-ii ul.trf o' i m - f'-qti' b .Huimn smh of
iU icd S .tiil!if -tf tb- Cuit'-d -ti Ut to hold
r. ,... (ti be yexre iytl; aitrt md tba
riit;i w f-oni ou y- n -.ui-f. U'i. i araat
lu 4i 1 ftl A a- t1 h'ttui " I oof r '"a '! aald
tKiii
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atlon
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alma
r by
Au f -wi Mnn in y day
fiub.i
of i tJ 'Htf on ii or 'fm. i . m T'n
of " i' a y t r -iu rn ..
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virture oi me prortaiou of aad
tba 0 o rututaa.
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l35Kd"ttiy 9tb 194..
Re))!:l)liciiii
COiilTY
1904.
For State Senator,
DR.J.D. CAMPBELL.
For AHsenihlyuii'ii.
E. J. COX,
EDQAR 111 EH,
LITE WHEA1LEY.
Clerk k Treasurer,
C.C. RONNOW.
Sheriff,
JAKE JOHNSON.
AsHi'SKor,
W. H. CLARK.
District Attorney,
LAFAYETTE WOODS.
Public AdniiuiHtrnt'r,
F. W. DICKLE,
Commissioner, Loiiff Term.
ALEX ORR.
Couimissioner, Short Term.
S. E. Y0V NT.
SUMMONS.
In The Fourth Judicial Din tic.
Court, county of Liiic-ln,
State of Nevada.
The State ot Nevada Sendi Greetin,
to
Mua. itin VewOul'i HitiiDrf Oouiiy.
0'IUU. milt)l ji u i cuduit hy i
Iaw, w. unfiitift, lu tht f'ourtit Jad.clkl Ui tf.i
C Mir -f 'lif Mbooiu Cuu iti k
tt.e tw:- oi f j b ttiid uriiwc tt r ?up ti
In." lu, mil' li i H " with tb lerk h i
1 '.tit. wrtif, : " - itt r ! lit wnrioB cm yu
th k 'ii.jjui-i ( rUHi'. i iie any of mvu
h rv j' i it'iniy, r twMii iitt if iw-rv ,
' f N , ' U , I lit" Ih ilimrii-t, Hit ' -
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iili n iiwHiiiivt ou, w i-rillug t tb i
of iui.d coiupUuit
Ch H-ii - k titt bniuunt to reourer Judt nn
'"Bt jtm, thn Mid d feodftnt, for the imu
U hun r-l'lolii ir.iv- rti). being lour bnu n
itn i it i y dtt ion t -v rvlrw reinmrwl you t
tftkerol otr ujIuIdh prop rtj VJ, nld C 11
h' .1 i"itfit' . ly-'twptmiii I'i dy of Dew H li i'
mi .1 trie lt ' : pi. u tf, Itfn. ' y .' )
hikDceun') rMiuttit '.! oao liuD'lrwl jnd '1 '3
flolurf' for Hi- litre mid ue tr oneuilue wbl . m
bTTfu 1 a id-lii jin'pt riy betwut-D tbe Itt, y -rt'
' UNi. .iid mi I", 'ifty ut Bfptu.b r i.t
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u ' no tii,y yoti r Mli mm of pIk litli
dulUn a.ui nr w i of null
In Tudlmntiy Wlioreuf, 1 Im
etuiy baud tbiH iwtli day o: Hep oi' r,
T. J. OH'-JKM1
Any i:
inBoir
Soifo f 'iwrwfty t v li i n- the Uok ui rfminTa
Hon f- 'n tiuiMjral fe.lbeu-j. U- be bald S'lV-tu'wi
4th ; f'l Ibf i-lhOtt -B t i Ut , OoutitT "
Tu vniibip olHneri are nu open aud vrilt fmu
up li dally on all 1 till dnj fn) u H) o'clock, i D
to o'clock p ui ut 11 Oc ber 10A. 1 IUJ4. ai.-.
tr in ctobfr 10. to October il fro u 7 p m t V
tt'idork p ;a iu addition to tbe bourn b rtofor.
tufiiMoue , at whlub time tlie book for reitiatra
tion will t'lotici at o clock p tu
Tbe law rqulrtj usturatistid altleeni. to einlblt
tbeir oernnoaus 'if imtiiralixul iu t tbe time itioy
prtaent thrmaelvett for rclittriiMon.
li riui u ilarl Utt,
JURtlM Of the P.'ttO-- l4ldrJt-.trt.--t Hi tf taile
.(Hint, ( Hot b Preuiiiv.t,
Registration Notice
Nottoe ! bereby t.tvei fti-t t
Book of ItfftHtra-
i ion lor the (ir-tierm
Will. A - L. iWOt; ft
io bo ti-ld NomlM5r
I ( f Hiatn . ouii'y
open an t wnl r
lr m 10 ttViock
rtober 10 A O 1M
i. VI. from TP M to
be i oum li;-Tvtof(rt
In'k-wii cloiit
f. it Xeim to i .btbtt
. :t tun ti ne i Im-j
nd T'twiisiitp otb
..Kin op n dully r
A. W tofio'clock V
al h-'
.. d rtim Ootober 1" 1
H . 'clock P. M , tn wiiiMi
jHtlttuU d 'i lch 'HU
o'cLnik P i.
Tiw In. rt qui'M f.1-'
Ibeir cirt.lS u of '
prrHit t ..i. t I "
Hprum V
Notice 1 hereby v ro 'bt t tbe boo It of RfKltra
tlou lor t'te '-eueril Klertl n t" I helil ov luht i
Stb.A.U. 1104; fo tbecltctlon of Htat , t -M.uf.r
and 'loWiijitJ "lHtn now op- n A will it
Qialn ope. oVfytn all loni, b from l't o'clocn
P. ... U i t- o.ocli P M until Oct4'br 10, -i 0
1104, aidf,t,"u Ort-'ber IU, t-t Ooioiif 21, fn- 7
A. Sa. to BP M., ii aldUlou toth bourn he- toi..:
manttovej, at wbtca tluia the book U ulo-a ai 9
O'clock P, M.
Tbe law r-'qutr- atnrtllB"d citliwra ut iunl
UhIt .wtiAcit ' u i ."ir tu . . m. hi tbe tl'iia "ty
praaent tneu.-eit-'t f r - .
Inntfor nfr 'ie P -afte a ii -x-'ft.clo Iteiiiat?
t. i'ii' i tit- PrtH iiiCt.
Rgistra o N tice.
ce 1 bereity tlven tl-at the Book of B'-Rlftra-tlon
for tb (ii ral tUeoUou to ba ht ld Noveiuiier
8 b, A I-1904; for the elect! m of Bute, O.mily
and Townihii' oilioera are n.,w open will r"
utlo .tn ii.ily i! ml loal d -y from W o'rl '
, , rk P M no ti id -otit 10 A U 1 904
r.u-j rom- r ij t 10. o v oft. 31 fr m 7 P n
9 P. H.. ! Mui tthr b. itra itaiatc. :-
I tloo'd at
b u tbe b -oi iof teHiriit -tin
tsvm- " o i
t he U ' ui ; - ra uraliie t (Ntiien t - -j
Ut- f iiu o t atural f -1 at .ti ttiu.
pr "it yfiiin lv r refill"! nn.
. . 'J U i
4i. t A ui f . -in o Pri i
Will, tli.- v Tut t rtul;f y fiKr. M.tN B
iw Ineaubcouit tui'.'.-t onalnem for an old
'.- tabllabed bouH i t nii h octal :a?idiitt.. 4
; Mirftagbt.bona bde w..kt- caeb aviary oi 'B 00 it-iid
! by oueck each iVtdnea'lay with all eiiKuaew du-ect
I' frott beadquartara, Money adranoad (or axpanaaa
Hasaart4t40 Oaxtoa hl&gtt Obiaafo
Calienie Drug Store
;.K T.N SHIER.
Fine Toilet Soaps.
Y-The latest Perfumes -f
The Latest Vnve'ties in Writing Paper.
jteT '-''hi "h vicent of andlcs. JSS
-lso a flie line of Ugars both foreign
and domestic.
'A UK! Vl.A'
OATiIHNTj;;, , -
mMxmi HOTEL
. alionto, - - - ITovada,
Best of Accommodations
Fi Class ' cds and good Rooms,
p ciai ttsrf on I g ven the Kitchen and
Ining Room, and the Best the Market
ffrdrl Will be served,
lit S.init:ri ouiaodHath8 in Connection with the Hotel,
Water 101 degrees Fahrenheit.
Livery and Feed Stable
MMiL NTOUKll(iyiTU
. . 11 Vr. Jt Y AS 1 1SA1 SdlUlt; ICJi IIS.
rea Ju riled by the Dfay, Wk and Mouth.
Blacksmith Shop
sre you can get all kinds of
rslackmi thing done at
iic sonablc Pricus.
('l).S.Cl!LVERVVELL
HENRY
Wholesale and
nrncDAi nrDPUAumer :..
UUIIUI1MU IIIUUIIMIIUIOt. lllV-
Groceries and Provisions,
Glassware and Crockery,
Wines, Liquors and Cigar.
A ompiete Line of Miners upplies always on
hand
BOOT
:.')
MAIN 8T0PI' VIKADOW VALLfcY 8TRKET
XJioc3ao - - - TTovad3i.
Piochs
Stage Line.
Vi.i i nliiutrs and 5 an ira.
J ,. aJt-JNTvlN Pro.-rl or.
:ay;e8 li'HVf 1) i.amar at 7 A. Vi. every i1h ,
Leave INoiMca at 11 a. Al. and i '....:. ut S;U , h--verji
day, cOnneetiHg witJ- the L, L A k S 1.
iiailroiHl at Caiientes.
Pioclie )fhi: at i hoiiioi)V tort-. .
A. d. Thompson, Agent.
PROPRIETOR,
COMPOUNDED
DAY AND NIGHT.
- JST1BVj IDA
I'ltOriilKTOR
WELLAND
Retail Dealer In
, SHOES.
and DeLamar
trim ovsr the head.
-rfmQ tie plot.