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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
WACO.

rhs Female College sscured-Rumered
strihe Of Telegraph Operators.
special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Tex, Nov. ia damage suit
Was fled in the Federal court for $40, 0OG
damsgs to-day, in which A. Jansen il
plaintiff snd the ST. Louis, ARKANSAS arc
Texas railroad defendant. The plaintiff
Evers that be was seriously damaged by q
construction train few miles south of
Waco.
Ali day the committees have beeu work
Ing to raise the required amount for the
female college, and to.nigh. report they
have succeeded and the college will be
located in Wsco.
DR.. +. Mitchell and others left to-
night to attend the Northwest Texas Con-
terence which assemblies ct Weathe1ford
tomorrow.
II is rumored here that the Isilroad
telegraph operators in this section, en-
eracing the st. LouiH, Arkansas sud
re ss Railway, the Missouri, Kansas and
T. KS and the Houston and Texss Central
Railway will join their brother tele-
grsphers on tie Gulf, Colorado and S4n
Fe Nho went out late this evening on
strike because Of the 10 per cent. reduc.
ton which takes effect on the len inst.
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Wise County

So ecial 70 the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tex, Nov. l3.-Tbe follow
ing is the numoer OF votes cast in Wist
county for the national, state and district
Officers SIS shown by tlcial count: Cleve
land, 2Sl8; Streeter, 56S; Harrison, 263;
Fisk, 81
Ross, 1888; Martin, S5S.
Hogg, 1898; Chambers, 1888; COT, 81.
Lubbock, 1885; McFsdden, 7S7. Jack
ZOE, 10.
Wheeler, 1898; Moers. 1855.
Mccall, 2424; Geers, 746.
Cooper, 23l3; Tsylor, 700; Yoskum 49,.
HSlI, 1928; PnipOt, 750; King, so;
R.thburn, 40; McKirz:e, 81.
Stsyton, 1851; Henry, 1858; Gaines,
1855; Hurt, 1883; Wilson, 1856; White,
1886.
For CoDgregs-Silas Hare, 1862; J.W.
Thomas, S8I.
District judge. W. Patterson, 2515;
George A. Mccall, 66S
Representative Forty-frst distric'-
John A. Hudson, Democrat, 2l56; John
D. Gaines, Independent, ISL.
The Democrats elected every officer In
the county including the constsbles.
County officers got from $50 to 1850
mslorities.
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TndlRnA,a on ,lal Vote.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 10 The
official returns Of the vote for governor
Of Indiana were completed tonight. The
total gubslnstorial vote is 53G 6S4 against
1885, f0f governor IN 1884. G5uersl
Hovey, K publican, 263,194; % Colon Ell
Mstsop, Democrat, 26l ,0O3; Hughes,
Prohibition, 976; Milroy, Labor, 1861.
Hovey's plurality 2l91, sgainst 1892 for
Governor Gray in 1884, The prohibition
vote in 1884 WAS 1888 The oN3ial re-
turns on PRESIDENT electors are not jet
but returns thus far indicate
that the presidential vote Wss only few
hundred in excess OF the gu5ernStorisl.
Official returns of the congressional vote
Will be completed to-morrO W.
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HavaFro County.

special TO the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, TEX, Nov. 1S.-The onicial
count OF Navarro county concluded TO-
day, gives Cleveland, 1865; Harrison.
1919; Flax. 1877: Streeter, S27.
Ross, 340S; Martin, 1885.
Mills, sl41; Jones, 1850.
Hardy, for district judge, S1s2; Pen
dergsst, 2741.
Burrows, district st.orr ey, S2sl; An
derson, 2729,
Frost, for toster, 1851; Belcher, 2727.
The following county ticket was
elected: John Brown, legislature; Il
P. West, sheriff; j. q. Rice, county
Judge; John Bsllow, district clerk; j. b.
Southworth, county Clerk; G W. Hardy,
county attorney; Dave Jonneor, tax COL
Letter; Mstt Bsasly, treasurer; Robert
Wilson, assessor; Ben Swestmon, hide
inspv ctor; Charles Lee, gurveyor; J. F
Wi!kensoD, B. Mellsr, W. Il. Pursley,
commissioners; j L. Burgess, justice Of
the peace; A. Boyd, constable Precinct
Ne. l,
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Bhaokelford County.
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
ALBANY, TEX Nov. 13.-Complete re-
turns Of the vote Of this county gives the
vote for state officers as follows:
For governor. L. S. Ross, 241; Tor
Iieutenant-goyernor, 245; for attorney
general, j. s. Hogg, 1885, for comptroller
J D. Mccall, 250; for state treasurer, F
B. Lubbock. 253; for commissioner gen.
eral land flee, r M Hall, 248; for state
superintendent OF public instruction, o.
q. Cooper, 2o2
For congressmEr-Lsnhsm, 257.
For gtate seDstor-F. T. Sims, 24S.
For representative Forty-third district
-AJf II. Fl TolRr, SeS.
For District Judge, Twentv-fiith Judi
cal DistEict-T. Fl. Cslner, sos,
Ser District Atsorney-B. D. Shop
shire, 1863.
The entire state Democratic ticket re-
ceived majority Of sOou. 100 votes in
the county, decrease between fifty and
sixty since 1886. The Democratic lcss is
probably cccssioned by tolerabIy large
poll Hitherto Democratic going to the
Union Labor paIty.
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q Houston Oiuzsn Found D.se.

Houston, TEX, Nov. 10 This morn-
ing Mr. Peter Valentine, sn old and re-
spected citizen OF Houston, who resided
at 1875 Washington street in the Fourth
ward north, WAS found cead bY one Of his
sons. The body CT the deceased was
lying on the banks OF White Oak bayou,
bsck Of Trenton's brick yard. Mr..
Valentine wandered sway from home
several days ago, and his sbsence caused
considerable alarm Il Is thought thss
his death IVES caused from exposure.
Justice Railey held sn inqueEt over the
remaics.
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Yea.hcrIord aepubIioanr,
Special to the Gazette.

opcClh4 W bAo NoGSbsC'
WEATHERFoRD, Tex, Nov. I3-The
Republicans OF this community cele-
brated the election OF Hari:on at the
court house in this city tonight. There
were great many Democrats present.
Colonel Mccall and Dr. j. P. Valentine,
Republicans. addressed the meeting
Hon. Albert Stevenson AID Judge n
Roach, Democrats, we're called for and
made short speeches. Afterithe speaking
display Of fire works WAS made but
little enthusiasm was aroused. Alto
gsther It was rather time shsir TO have
been announced so fsr ahead. Several
efforts to fire snVils were made without
any success whatever. as the powder
wouldn't burn, each time going f with-
out making report, soma Democrat
suggesting that the tariff WAS too light
on the powder. II the tariff was removed
the powder would then make report.
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Cnzllsle's District.

CHICAGO, ILL Nov. 13.-Az exam!na-
ton q, tEs ballots Of Boone, Campbell,
iIssfsnd Pendleton counties in the
a6f2th Kentucky district shows that 1902
perforated tickets were cast for John G..
Carlisle. His msj ority in the entire dis
trict YVES COOL, So that il 20 further
saRrca lg made there sra enough ballots
t. defeat him if 1t shall be declared that
the perforated ballots are void.
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gRAKEEEN ON STRIKE.
Chsy Demand K.ises of Pay and larger
OEews on Ersins.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, NV. 13-Abeut
ore tuldrsu brakemen employed blythe
L2ttsF ~. Nsw Albany and Chicago
gxiswty are on strike st Lzfnyette.
they demand their pay be increased to
two cents mile. The present rate Is
] 10. They also demand three men 10
De assigned 10 each train ipstesd Ct two.
R;iiwsy offi isis have asked for police
projection cut there hSs been no disorder
as vet.
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Parker County Rsiurrs

Special to the Gazette.
WATERPROOF, TEX Nov. Is The
Commissioners court has been In session
since Monday morning cGIvsssing the
vote Of the county. The electors for the
Democratic party received 2407 votes,
the Republican electors, 1868; UuDion
Labor, 2S7; and Prohibition, 81 For
Goyernor-Ross, 345l; Martin, G85;. 6
Democratic LOGS Of 1Ss from the vote of
1886 The total vote Of the county is
305I, Slight gain since 1886.
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governor or whether the electoral ticket
is Republican or Democratic. The ma
j)rity cannot be more than 200 or 300
either way. The Republican state com
mites has raised its estimate from l25
and 200 to the sboye figures as its claim,
willie the Democratic committee
has reduced It's estimate 100
The Democratic claim to-day is from
400 to 300. It will probably be the latter
part Of the week before the Cflcial count
8 completed. Judge Fleming, Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, has de-
manded recount Of the KsnEwhs re-
turns, which county reported s ms Irity
for G f Of 1900. In the recount so lar no
important errors have been founc. Re-
turns now in justify the belief thst there
will be no material difference in the totals
between the state and national tickets, as
Coz did not run so much ahead Of his
ticket IS wss at first reported.
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Upshu. Ccunty.

Correspondence OF the GszsttG.
GILMER, TEX, Nov. l2.-In giving the
official vote Of this county several errors
occurred. The Democratic loss on gov
ernor, IS compared with the vote Of 1885,
Isl. z J. McCord, Democrat for dis
trlct Judge, received 1862 votes, and
White, REPUBLICAN, received 59i, instesd
Of 1894 Hon. c. 3. KlgoIe received
1856 votes for Congress. W E Farmer,
the Union LHbor csEdidate, received 500
votes, c ma Jrity fer Coiouel Kilgore Of
907, instead OF IS against him.
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ai,le.p,otGourtY.

Special to tbs Gazette. -
FREDEgICKsBURG, TEX, Nov. 13.-The
offi:isl count OF Gillespie county gives
Cleveland 76e; Harrison, 419.
Ssyers, 1854; Belknsp, 1853.
R3ss, 1852; Msrtini SO.
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eleven more votes .hsn> Governor Ross,
which WAS 8 personal compliment BY Re-
pEblicans who were acquainted with him.
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Bowie County Returns;

Bowie County Returns
Special TO the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, Nov. 1S.-The
county commissioners Of Bowie county
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Continued on Fourth Page.
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.EEH They Do IT?
Enough Perforated Ballots Cast for
Speaker Carlisle to Dsfeat Him
If They Are Thrown Out.
Both Parties Still Claim West Viz.
ginia-Ths Official Count Will Not
Be Completed for Some Days.
Hovey's Plurality in Indiana ADnoune I'd
Republican Joilthestions IN Texas.
OH stall Rsturss.
west Virginia siII Doubtful.
WHEELING, W. VA Nov. Is.

he 0 fl C ia |
count IN the
N O u n t al n
countie s OF the
state hiss no.
yet been COM
pleted,sEd IN
til it is no one
will know def
nisaly whether
G e or Flem-
ing Is elected
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INTERNATIONAL FAIR
The Sun Smiles AuspIciousIy on the
Opening Exercises in Spite Of the
General Bad Weather.
Speeches by Representatives Of the
Fair and the Alamo C!ty-Mexi-
can Representatives Reply.
q Message From President Diaz Convey,
the Best wishes OF The southern Be-
Public-BrtSf Formalsiss.

AN AN TONIC,
Tx, Nov. 10
The opening DAP
CT the San Anto-
Mo International
Fsir WAS gsesny
marrei D. hSavS
rain and deep
mu1. About sees
people, however,
were on the
g toundE, when
Mr.. J. S. Alex.
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This Female College sscured-Rumered
strike Of Telegraph Operators.
special 10 the Gazette,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-07-14
No Home Tor the Fnture .

1T grieves me to look back over a
visited life, said comparatively
young doctor to Chicago girl. ITO
think that with fame and fortune in
my reach have turned from them in
order to pursue an humble career"
"But it is not too late to begin
anew" she suggested.
"Alas, l realize too forcibly that it
is"
''Can you not make one great, final
effort Z"
"No;I / am too old to learn to play
base ball"
EYES," she said softly. ut is very,
very sad.-Merchant Traveller.
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WHITE PINE NE WIS
ANTI-TYPICAL.

A little child, With dewy eyes uplifted,
Said 20 me one day, " Lady, who 10 G0df
Is he like papa when make him sorry
Standing to strike my shoulder with rOd'
Or is he like my mamma. sweet and gentle,
Who hugs my head down tight upon her
breast,
Until cry my tears all out, and never,
5 Never want q nicer place to restf'
| smoothed the sunny, tangled hair mo-
ment;
looked down deep into his eyes clear blue
Where shone 3 soul in all its glorious beauty
With honor and devotion cleaning through;
With truth and innocence In full comma nd
That knew no ways where Sin had ever
trod-
Then taking in my own the stainless hand,
In reverent tones | whispered, " You-are
Godl" DAISY NJ. LANG.
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Keep Your Boys In Nights.

In nearly every case boys who
bring sorrow and disgrace upon their
parents are those who are allowed to
run on the streets at night. With the
shades of night around boy comes
the opportunity for bad associates
that do not tempt him 10 the broad
light of day. Evil dosen't stalk
abroad at MONDAY, and hence q boy
is not apt to come in contact with it
with the sun at the meridian. Keen
your boys off the street, at night, or
rather safely sheltered in their home
nest, whore evil influences never enter
to lead them astray.
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in thesabsence of allegation or objection pri0r
to issuance Of patent:
The portion of mining claim sofa 10 an
al;an eannot be patented while such owner Is
or allan Int ON his declaration to become a
c;t;zen his right dates back to his purchase,
and ho may thereupOn secure an United
States patent for his claim
CROSS LEDGEs.
Revised Statutes Section 2, 336.
Where two or more lodges cross or inteTseet
each other priority of title shall govern, and
such nrior location shall be entitled to all ore
or mineral contained within the space OF in-
tersection. but the subsequent location shall
have the right of way through the space OF IN
tersection for the purpose OF the convenient
working OF the mine. And where two or
more veins unite the oldest or prior locator
shall take the vein below the point of union,
including all he space OF intersection.
TUNNELS.
There is no authority of law for tunnel
location 1000 by l0O feet A proper location
is the width of the tunnel for $500 feet
There is no provision OF Jaw for patentlng
tunnel locations, but lodes discovered in rum
ming tunnel NAV be patented in a like man.
ner as other l0des.
The right is granted to tunnel owners of L.
SEQ feet of each blind lode not previously
known TO exist. which may be discovered in
their tunnel.
When lode is struck or discovered for the
first time in running a tunnel, the tunnel
owners have the option Of recording their
claim of 500 feet all on one side OF the point
Of intersection or discovery er partly on one
side and partly on the other.
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Notice to Creditors
E.t1ts of chan. na.sy. Deceased

IN THE DISTRICT c0Bgr OF THE
Il State of Nevada, Gourly + White Pine.
In the matter of the Estate of Charles
Busy, deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO al person having
claims against the estate Of hares Busy,
diseased, to present the same with the neces-
sary vouchers within ten moth rom the first
publication of this notice to David F.lsenihal.
at his place OF business In fay White Pine
County, Nevada. or said claims gi il be barred
by the statute in such cases de aud pro-
vided DAVID FELSENTHAl.
Dated at Taylor, the both day OF May. A.
ID. 1888. je2-2m
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what a Woman Never Admits.

That she in is love.
That she ever fiirted.
That she laces tight.
That she is tired at a ball.
That she is fond of scandal.
That her shoes are too small.
That she cannot keep a secret.
THAT it takes her long to dress.
4 That she has kept you waiting.
That she uses anything but powder.
That she blushed when you men,
tionedsa particular gentleman's name.
New York Mail.
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ALIAS.
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOX THE
COUNTY OF WHITE PINE.

TNHE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
i greeting to John Henry and d. Emanuel
You are hereby required to appear In -
action commenced against You - defencasu
by Jacob Shallenbarger as plaintiff, In the
District Court OF tho State Of Nevada. in and
Ely, and answer the com plant therein, whieh
IL on hle with the Clerk of said Court, within
ten days after the service on You OF this sum.
mons exclusive of the day of service), u
served In said County, or twenty days II served
cut of sald County but within this District,
and In all other cases forty days, or judgm emit
by default will be taken against you, accord
ing 10 the prayer of said complaint.
The said action II brought to recover tho
sum Of Seven hundred and thirty-one and atty
one hundredth 1871 bO-100) dollars balance
on account of goods, wares and merchandise
sold to you by plaintiff; One hundred and nny
(S15O) dellars for goods. wares and merchan
disc sold you by II. Carpenter and Two hun.
dred and fifty $500 dollars fer work and labor
done end Performed for you by VIM. Dodge: :
that plaintiff Is the owner OF said claims and
Dodge with interest and costs. all Of which
Will fully appear by reference to the complaint
And You are here by notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said com pisint As
above required the said plaintiff will take
judgment for Seven hundred and thirty one
and City one hundredth (s7sl 60-10O) dollars,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, /. WE.
- Laurenson, have hereunto SET ny
hand and affixed the seal Of selo
I SEAL. Court, this 18th day Of May, 4. "
1888. WIN. LAURENSON,
Clerk Of the District Court OF IN
State of Nevada, County %.
White Pine. jew"
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

CTATE OF NEADA, COUNTY OF WHITE
> Pine. District Attorneys Once, Ely,
June 2, 1888.
Notice OF Suit Commenced. To the follow
ing named defendants to wit: Freeman X
Ford, John Doe and Richard Roe, aud to ell
owners or claimants to The real estate and
personal property hereinafter describes
known or unknown: You are hereby notified
that suit has been commenced In the District
Court of the State Of Nevada, County Of White
Pine, held IN the Town of Ely, County and
State Aforesaid, by the State Of Nevada as
plaintiff against each Of the claimants herein.
before named and each Of the following de-
scT1bed tracts or parcels Of land with the Inn
proyements thereon and all owners or claim
ants TO the same. known or unknown. to re-
cover the tax. delinquency and penalty there
on assessed 10 said defendants against said
property for the iseai year 1887 and that
summons has been issued In this cause; and
you are further notified that II you fail TO APP
pear and answer the complaint filed in said
cause on or before the 18th day of August, A.
ID. 1883, judgment will be taken against Won
and the real estate and personal property.
herein described for the amount Of tax. de-
linquency and penalty specified and costs Of
suit Freeman * Ford-tax and delinquency
on the following described real estate and per-
sonal property, 10 wit: 1850 acres Of land,
Pine County. State Of Nevada, and described
as follows: Il. Of SW: and sE.::A Of
Section 70, and ~. Of Sc. Il Of Section IA,
In Township IA North, Range So East M. d.
4 Of Section Is, and y Of NE. and NE.
4 Of Sc 4 of section "a, and e. ofSE u
VI Section %, Township 10 North, Range So
East, NJ. ID. b. H. N; also. sW. u Of Sc, \
%, and sw. Of NV and Nv. Y cot Of
SW a of Section Is, and E8 OF NV. u and
NE. SW. a Of Section 80, Township IA North
Range So East, NJ. d. b. X M; also, lot 3,
Of Section |. and w. dNE. and VIZ Of
Sc 4 Section IL. Township ID North. range
81 East, M. ID. B.& NJ, and 1880 head Of
sheep.
..................s7 ss 1917
delinquency .................. 70 ri
nv aalty for suit Is per cent. 1888 %
Total. ............. 5000 liz
o. II. GREY,
District Attorney for White Pine County,
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NOTICE

Desiring to have at the Basin a NOR
al and respectable camp, the Copper
Basin Copper Company establish the
following rules fer the benefit of Their
employees:
Profane or other improper language,
will not be allowed.
Intoxication prohibited, although
no restr amt is imposed on the temer-
ate use of liquor.
Gambling in any form prohibited,
although no AFFECTION to the use OF
cards, chess. checkers OF dominoes.
Thepatronizing Of any liquor saloon,
gambllng-house or any other place of
bad repute by any of the employees of
the company is prohibited.
The violation of any of the above
rules will subject the offender to i'm
mediate discharge.
Any employee Of the company unable
or unwilling to comply with the above
regulations will please call at snce at
the Office for settlement of his account.
Copper Basin Copper Co,
By III. WILLIAMS, supt.
Copper Basin. Arizona.
Asa clincher to the above, all en-
ployes of the company are required to
subscribe to the following pledge:
We, the undersigned employees Of,
doing business for the Copper Basin
Copper Co., do hereby subscribe to
the rules and regulations of the camp,
and pledge ourselves TO refrain from
the use of profane or improper Ian
uage, from gambling, from immoder-
ate use of liquors, and agree not I"
patronize any liquor saloon, gambling
house, or any place of i'll repute while
in tho employ of the company-Jour-
nal Miner.
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
In the District Csurt Of the state q
Nevada in and for the Ceaasy sf
White Pine.

White Pine.
THE STATE or NEVADA SENDS
i Greeting TO John Henry:
You are hereby required TO appear In a.
action commenced against YOU ~ defendant
by 7. &. Poujaae and NJ Garaghan. pari.
ners doing business under the firm name and
style VI Poujade 4 Garaghan. as plaintiffs. In
the District Court OF the state Of Nevada. In
and for the County of White Pine, At the
town OF Ely. and answer the compIaisl
therein. which Is on hlo with the Clerk % said
Court. within ten days AFTER thu service on
You OF this Summons exclusive Of the day Of
servieel II served In said County, ar twenty
days II served out Of said County but within
this District. and in all other cases forty days;
or judgment by default will be taken against
you, according 10 the prayer Of said con
plant
ment against you for be sum Of One thousand
aud three and nine one hundred hr 81 .U3.09l
dollars. with Interest "a hereinafter mention
ed. and for costs Of this salt. For cause Of
action plain iffs allUgr tha. on the fret day Ut
November. 1881. sOn made your promissoy
note payable u these plaintihs for tho sam 81
Seven hundred and fifty.three aud zine one.
hundreds 1888 40 dollars. with legal inierr
mil paid. ana that on the 18th DAY Of sald
month of November. 1887. you made your
promissory not. payable TO these painiifs
for the Eum Of Two hundred aud nfIy $3.50
dollars. with Interest NJ thr rate Of two per
cent per month until paid, and that ne part
~ the same. eitheT principal or interest, has
since bcen paid, and that the whole thereof
Is now due. owing ard unpaid from ysu 10
these plaintiffs All OF which will more fully
appear by reference TO paiBfiffs' complaint
oh file herein and 10 which yea are more
particularly referred
And ysu are hereby notified that " vou fall
to appear and answer the said compliant ~
above required, he said plaintiffs will taks
Judgment against you for said sum Of Ons
thousand and three aud nine one hanaredths
(sl .0O3 09l dollars, with interest add costs Of
suit ~ aforesaid.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Vim. Ian.
- renson. have heTeunto set my hand
and affixed the seal Of said Court,
SEAL this 9TH day of May. A. -. lsss.
WM LAuRENsON,
- Clerk Of the District Court Of the
State Of Nevada, County ofWhits
Pine.
VI c. LOVE-. Attorney for Plaintiffs. myis
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Woman Ito tramp After you've
eat that pie, will you saw q little
wood2
Tramp (eyeing the pie)-Yes ma'am
if I'm alive.