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VOL. lVI
PIOCHE, NEVADA, FRIDAY JANUARY 19 1000
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State Farm in Lincoln
County.
The meeting of the board .of re
f nt wbich was scheduled to take
p'.ce yet rday morning in the r-g-n'a
room eh the oDivrriiity did
not oceonr autil 7 o'clock ia the
averting. Rfteni V. W. Boober of
Elko and Regent H. S SUrrett of
Battle Mountain were delayed ly
the wrecl of th fast mail at Har
ney late Friday evening and did not
arrive in Rh do until 5 o'clock jea
terdny afternoon. The meeiiog was
held in the Washoe CouLty Btnk
building and a fu'l board was pres
ent.' The attention of the board was
taken up entirely making ar
rangetuents for the new experi
mental farm iu Lincoln county.
The question of fencing in the land
was first taken up and S. H. Weils
of Lojiau wis ttwnrJi-d a coutrct
for furnishing one thousand ..cedar
posts for enclosing lie land.
The purcham- of barb d ire sod
the lettiug of a contract for fencing
the 1hu1 were the next mutters that
came up for discussion. The board
ordered that ho advertisement for
bids for performing this work be
published in the C'alieute Express,
the puper located nearest the new
farm.
The contract made by Charles
Cobb, the agent of the board, with
H. B. Mills of Logan for the land
for $5.50 per acre was approved by
the regents. According to the pro
visions of the contract twenty acres
on the east end and tri- same
mount on the west end nro to be
cleared by Febrimry 5th. The
remaining fortv acres are to be
ready for use by March 1st.
The soil in the eastern part of the
farm is sandy and it is the intention
of the experiment staff to use this
land for. horticultural purposes.
The western part will be used io
conducting xperimeiits.
The appointment of a director for
the new farm .was not made at this
meeting of the oard because they
felt the putting of the laud in shape
for ubh was more important.. The
man who will be iu charge of the
tation will probably be appointed
at the next meeting
eate enough to support s large
number of experta in mining law
and to keep the courts busy in a
dozen states; but the lode miner
cliugs to it juat as the placer miner
clinge to hie pan and cradle.
It would seem . that the mining
industry had not grown to propor
tions r quiring uome government
supervision. Agriculture and com
merce has received enormous p
proportions fr the public welfare;
but ruining is left to take care of
itself. P rhaps, when it ia more
fully- rea ixed wout a tseaaure house
we have in Alaska, tho oeutral gov
ernment will tike measures to pro
per'y protect the immense wealth of
the mines, both by efficient and
pracital laws and by proper repre
sentation. Tbig i id us try deserves a
bureau at Washington and a seat in
the cabinet.
Deputy Sheriff J. J. Monahan was
up from Caliente Wednesday and
Thursday.
The State Semi-Annual appor
tionment of School money's "gives to
Lincoln County the sum of $7,439.
28, to this will be added the sum of
$5,000 county school money making
a total of $12,439.28. This is the
greatest amount that the schools of
Liuoalu County will have received'
for many years in one apportion
ment. The funds will all be on a
good footing when this amount is
apportioned which will be this
mouth some time.
Too Rich to Amalgamate.
The Searchlight is authority for
the statement that ore his. been en
countered in the Quartette mine
which is too rich to Amalgamate
properly lu the mill. The ore is a
fine-grained, deep red q iartz, and
falls like sand 1 under tie pick.
Wire gold often hoMs the quarts
together. This ore in mixed with
low grade ore, so that the vnlua
can be extracted by milling without
loss. . .. , ;
IMHQ
HEAT MARKET.
CHAS CULVER WELL, JR.
PROPRIETOR.
ihe laotl of ODBfiriBaili! CaUtttit. - - Hand.
- rr . .
(Opposite PostofEce.)
Farming, Fruit Raising
Don't forget the aff.iir of Ihff rea
son to-night in ThoiuhnoD's hall.
THE SALT
LAKE
TELEGRAM,"
Published
every Evening Except
Sundcy.
A newspaper that contains all the
news aud 24 hours ahead of other
dailies.
Six mouths $3 50
Single copies .03.
One year $7.00
One mouth .6'
The Oreqon Short
Line Railroad Co.
Will gladly furnish descriptive
matter in regard to state's resources.
D. E. BunLEt, D, S. Spincxb,
Q. P. & T. Aet. A. G. P. k T. Agt
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Change in Vinins; Laws.
Reno's Criminal Record.
Fifteen hundred and thirty-two
arrests were made last year by the
Reno police department for offtnees
ranging from nuisances to the most
serious felonies. The total coat of
keeping these prisoners was $2,304.
60 for the 15,364 meals they con
sumed. They returned to the city a
revenue of $8,000, men serving
terms in the c ty jail working out
sentences upon. the street to the ex
tent of 4,100 days. The Dumber of
cash fines paid is not included in
this report. Gazette, '-
NOTICE.
In The Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State '
of Neyada.in and lor
' the County of
Lincoln. ;
Senator Clark has introduced a
bill in ronir ss iminu miners the
right to tunuel through adjoining
lands to reach veins which the
owner has the right to follow, under
existing laws, from his own proper
ty through all its dips, angles aud
variations. It is the existing law of
extra lateral rights with modern im
provements. As Senator Clark is a
member of the committee on mines
and mining, it is probable that the
bill will be favorably reported.
When amine owner or corpora
tion lays claim to the nptx or top o'
a lode, the neighboring claim own
ers ari ready to fight. The law re
ports of the miuing states are full of
cases wheriu the law of the apex is
in dispute. It might seem eusy U
determine where, the highest p iut
of a veiu comes, the part ne trst the
surface; but it is really one of the
most puzzling problems in iniuinu
engineering. If nature hud formed
only ideal vei us of metal when iu
the agonies of upheavel, there
would be fw cases for the court;
but in the i volu ion of the. earth's
surface mil en mtsl rau into crev
ices, and the rtbultant veil s of ere
re found iu every imagiuable fan
tas ic posi'ion aud shape. In the
Leadville district juries always fiud
againBt txtra lateral rights, iu spite
of tue law of the apex, because the
deposits there are almost fiat beds.
The miner who once established the
right to dig under his neighbor's
grouud would practically own the
the whole district.
In some of the mining otmps a
movement has been started to abol
ish the law of the apex altogether.
The proposition is bitterly opposed
because if such a law w re passed,
it would not take away rights al
ready in possession and covering
more than two-thirds of the miuing
lands, and we would then have two
laws in force directly at variance
with eaoh other. The practical
miner does cot want the law of apex
aboliahed. It ia involved and iotri
la the Matter of lh
or
A. S. rbomproo, D- oHd
Nolce-o( tiuht ap.
pointed ft proviua
Will
Nolle is h.reby Kia that Wiinalmlna Thnmp
.on hit. ftluU m ttit) ftbuYw umumI conn, petition
rayiuy for the probata of the laat Will and tee e
nwnt f almnnticr ". II otupeon. dtceaarn, aud ibat
rrl the Mih 4r of nteuiber. D 1M16 ru
o'u.ook 4. M la .idly .1 to. Court roam in tta.
V wn uf Floobe. tun Bean Mt lor in aeanna of aal
petiti -m aud fur provtu eel W1U for bearlug ihe
ipucMumor wua iinlue innp-oii for toe ta
muuu uumou to a.' f let tern teetameutary
wkiab tleie an J pia . any paraoa tntameted tu.y
eppea. er.debo cat! . way aalu petittoo ehould
not bw ftrant -a and aul n II a twitted to pob-kti
H. i iMlLKl ja,
Clerk of ait i Oonrr.
lUoiic Goodrich. Upu.
Oatad Soy; tth i.
V. I. - -aborua.
AtutiHt: for Htftl'luaar
H. W. UNDERHILL
CALIENTE - NEV.
Fine
Wines,
liquors,
and Citjare.
m ma
MB EEI:
Call Once and You will
, , sure and return.
be
HANS
OLSEITS
i s one of tho
Finest Places
in Caliente.
Xf you wish
anything in tho
jcgty of - 1 Bafe"
Wlnew
UALIENi'K NEVADA.
T H
P A LA C E
X' Jtdtar3.
In uie Fotirth Jadicial Dis
trict Court of the 'State
of Nevada, in &ud for
the Counts of
Lincoln.
J. O. iJvowa, a
Th finest of
Wines.
,'r .'.iiqaors ,
s'i I gars,
.ti v . i AviD andl
Mining
rhich
Trinity of Industries in
"'she is unexcelled..
Irrigation has made her farming an
unparalleled success.
Wholesale & Retail
TD3DA.IiEir IN
Fqbr
HALOOH.
Calient6,; Nevada.
Is a place if in Caliente you can get
the finest of
OIGAFt :
LIQUOI' ife'and all
1.1 .oJ qr sort
Billard aod Fool Table.
GEO. V. WARREN, - - PROP.
Fresh Fruits,
Fresh Fish,
Fresh Oysters "-eceived
every Friday.
F. H. MclSAMEE, ,
dLttoriiey 4m.xs.ca
Oouxusellor " at - Xaa-WV,
Oll.AMaa,
KSVABA.
Notice to Creditors.
NEW ASSAY OFFICE
-
PIOCHE. .'. . NEVADA
Asssyer & Chemist.
Fully equipped for all
manner of assaying and
analytical work.
Prices reasonable, Work reliable.
Prompt attention given to Samples
by Mail.
References furnished on application
WILLARD McRAE,
PIOCHE. NEVADA.
In Th District Court of
the Fourth Judiolal OI
tri t County Liuooln
State of Nevada.
In the Matter of the Eatata.
Lafayette Hoods, Deoested,
, Notice is hereby given that the
underBiirned has been duly aooeint-
if i r
ed and -qualified by the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of Lincoln, as admin
istrator of the estate of Lafayette
Woods, deceased.
All creditors having claims againBt
said estate are required to file the
the same with proper vouchers at
txched, with the Clerk of said Court
within three months af;er the first
publication of this notice.
Lymau L. Woods,
Administrator of the estate o Kast Time
T 1 1.. .1 I I '
Dated, Aiigrust 8, 1905-
D'tteof first publication, Aug 8, 1905
T. J. Osborne, Atty for Estate.
3STOW
RTT3rrasriasrGr.
SALT LAKE
TO
LAS ANGELES,
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y m mm STATIos.
CBLVEBKMj iotgl
Calioato, - - - ITcvadcx.
Best ot Accommodations
Rrr Clasm Beds and good Rooms.
Special Attention given the Kitchen end
Dining Room, and the Dest tho Market
Affords VU! be served.
Hot Sanitarium and Baths in Connection with
Water 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
the Hotel,
Livery and Feed Stable
Horsea JDoardedl by the Day, Week andl Slonth.
Blacksmith Shop
hero you can ot alllliindrof
Blacliml tiling doncj at
CHAS. CULVERWELL -PROPRIETOR
HENRY lUELLTO
V Wholesale and Eetai I Dealer in
GENERAL OERCHANDISE j))
Groccrlca and Provisions,
GlasstiGro and CroIsas?y,
Winiss, Zalqaoss 'and Cigar.
A Complete Lin of miners Supplies always on
hand.
Superb Equipment,
'Observation Sleepers.
WANTED. A TRUSTWORTHY QENTi,KMA.N OB
lady in each oomrtj to manage bnainaM for an old
aatabltahed hooas of alld noaocial atanUng. A
a'ralvtac. bona fid. wwllj eaah aalary of $1 S.O0 paid
by cbsok uob W dnea lay with all sxrwnaea dlrao
from neaaquanera, raouey aaranoea ror axpenat
Maaaitar, 9V cuioa Sinn., u.wago
Write nearest Agent, or to.
.J. L. MOORE,
D. P. A.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
TP 0
TABIjTHS.
SUMMONS.
In
In the matter of tkie estate
of
Mrs. Annie Deck, Deceased.
Notice is here.iy given tbut the
underBigiied was on tbe 15tU day of
August, A. D 1905. iluly appointed,
aud on tue 29th dy of Augqt,1905
duly qualified by tti Fourth Judic
ial JPiHtrict Court of tbe State of
Nnvada in and for Liu colli County,
as the administrator of tbe estate of
Mrs Annie Deck, deceased.
All creditors having cl iitns against
said estate are required to tile tbe
same, with proper voucher and
statutory utiiUtivutt attached, with
thv CierK of aid !Uurt, within four
wt-eue from the first publicutiou of
t.,.s notice." JOHN rl." DECK,
Ad in iu istrator.
Dated, Aug, 29, 1905.
Cb.m. Leo Horsey, .
Attorney for Adiuininlrator.
Date of fir tt publication, Sept. 1st,
1905.
CHAS. LEE HORSEY
OOUjCT -1 SLOR'A r LAW
" Piochb, - Nevada.
the Fourth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada in and
for the County of Lincoln,
AS3AYER Airo CHEMIST.
Pioche, Nevada.
I7e State of Nevada Sends Greeting,
to
Mn.al at Whit mora and Taoy T. Qraoa.
1 pa' art bnwbv required to appaar In an action
onmmenoad agalnrt yon aa drf. ndant by Th.
Moapa O ild, AiiTraud Onppr KiBin Company,,
onrpurotien a. platnlifr, to Uta foartk Jndlot.1
riatrMtOunn of tba Stat, ot NaTada. Liuoula
Ooauiy, tlm town of Pi K)h.. .nit uinr th.
c.-mpuitit her bIb , wblcb icon nle with th. Clerk
of aaid Court, within tan dat altar h Mirrica ua
you f tkia aummona laxolnalra of tba Jay of
wrTlor: il aannd ta Mid Ojanty. .ir twtmy dat
if aarred oat of amid County, bat within thl. nia.
trict, and la ail othar raw. forty dajra.or judfranat
by defaait till ba takaa aKaiaat you, eoordin W
ia prxyrr t tii om,lali k
Iha ati a'ou ir bro'igbi 'O rM )nd('Mnt
aHaiua ion, ib. .aid .f vdane i.M-tba Qaia! ut
v.- coimrn.ina 01 una ta lea HI .1 Plaintiff .ad
u lb., folltiwia !ani, nuamf elal atiiwad
;ao ap iuxa "aiulD m. . LUO l Ooint
Htataaf rada: 'ha HaticI Loda mina:01ata tha
.lupunu Lola illung Oiaiu an-v bt tllaa Loil.
MUitcia Cliia.
abo yon k iu-niby u-r'athti.f yua fall to
a. pa and a n,-r .aa aumplaint aa ibm
rvaulml. h ald plalutiit U1 apply u tba Ooart
t.i aud tak judii unt aval Ml yon fir th. mitof
U . an '.d lu aaid oomyteia'.
In IVatlisony Wbaraof. I. H. J. Snodriob
liav. hamunio wt my band offloUUy, and tfBnd
th aeal aaid 'ot.r, tbia lttb day of Sopaaav
oar, &. v. iwa.
H. J. Ooini0rt, -
County Clerk and Bi -officio Clerk vf taa
Foarth ndirUl Olatriut Court, ot th. Stat.
of erad, Llnooln Oo-iuty j
B kum Qoodrich. Deputy Clark
DANCE,
to-nig: ;t.
; Sucot
rt iaaiS wltll
N otlce To Creditors-
In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, In end for the
County of Lincoln, State of
Nevada.
In th. MUter of th. Batata
or
0. W. Elliott. Daceeeed.
Kotioe ta hereby giTaa that the nndernimed ha
wm on the I- day of June, A. D. 1908 duly ap
pointed, and on th. Slat day of Jan.. 1M, duly
I qualified by th. fourth Judicial Dietrict Oooit
Stat, af HeTada, in aad tot Linooln Oonnty, aa th.
Admlnletrator of th. aetata of O W, KllioM,
daoaaaed,
All ciaditora kaTlB elalma aaainat aaid aetata
an required to Ala th. earne, with proper Toucher.
atatutcry aMdarltt attached, with
th. Clerk ot aaid Mart, within three
month, after th. iret publication of thl.
notlc. "
H. B. rLUOTT,
F. B. McMaiaea. AdalnUtrator.
Attorney far Admlaletntor.
Pint pablioatioa Jan. to. 1S0
DAKING
OUDER
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Pioche Office at Thompson's Store.
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