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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
O. puiication for "A Patent
No. 6sl.
no. beI.
I, nrlGE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.

" uTtCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
~ MAHON and J. l.. UIHONG, whose
pDatoiiice address Is Bullionvlile. Lincoln
euuu,y, Nevada, aas this day filed their applica-
tul Tor patent for fifteen hundred linear feet
ui 'un "hlaguolla" rhine or VEN besring silver,
" NJ, -Briace ,gTound six hundred feet III width,
-tntt.d in I. ghlahd tiining District, County of
k.,. an spd state of Neveda, and designated by
,.a reid autes and afiicial plat on file in this
H' lot NO. 81, located On unsurveyed lends.
y n"r NlhriUr boundaries Of said lot No. ~ beng
90 p4a~-. to Wit:
trlplng at post marked No. !, U survey
't ~, whence the Mepdha brick snokestack,
!reri.d e mineral !" obuInent No. l, bears
t"" ueR 1926 ieet. This s,uokeatack is about
r. Iert nigh and 8 ieet square at the base. The
2uHln sAatt in THIS claim bears 81 deg W 500
lte' Fne notice monument stands + feet north
Ut Ga" center OF the shaft, thence running, LIST
cUute-', N deg " 1863 feet. to post marked
No, =. L survey No 81; thence, I'd course, n
il deG " 6Ht ieet, TO post nafSek No. $, y
tir3ry NO. 81; thence, Sd copr e, n " deg L
ts,bi GteS, 10 pest marked No. 4, q S survey NO
~ and tn ice, ath course, IL deg 6u0 ieet, to
post NO /, the place of beginning; .ptaiuing
20 Go 100 acres. Posts Nos. and stand III the
origl III location monuments. Posts Nos. 2 aud
stand about 40 feet eaBtery of the original To-
cation monuments. Magnetic variation, Is de-
grtes east.
The location of THU mine liz recorded In the
Re, ORDERS OF ce Of Lincoln county, Nevada, lie
to'k ot mining NOTICES This claim II
bounoeo on the east and west by extensions Of
this luue- name unALowu--and OIL the nUrth
ana south by In known claims. ANY and all
p, rsOns claiming adversely any portion Of raid
Magnolia mlDe or surface ground are require d
to file their adverse claims with the Register ii
tho Uuied ates Land Utce ut lures, In the
state Ut Nevada, duuiug he sixty days period ui
publication hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue of The provisions OF the statute.
Il. Il. HlNChLkY, Register.
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Application for a Patent
No 1878.
CEIIkD STAT, 8 LAND OFFICE,

Eureha. N.vaua Dec. mber "a, 1887.
NOTICE Is Iii RkBY GIVEN THAI D.NlEL
~ BuDellt. whose postofiice address, is Mo.
ville, Linco N County Nevada, has this day Tile,
ais Application Tor II patent Tor one
thou and linear feet o. the Virgin Gut, Il
mine or win, be ring alt, WITH su. lace giound
81 hundred feet IN width, sii uaied lu ST.
rnoMas Aiiniug District, County OF Lincoln and
state VI Nevada ami deslgntt by thr helI
notes and official pia Oh tle IN his Office ;e
lot number 80 A, Ia TOW hship 10 south. IaL re rs
east If Mouat lisblo Mtriuiau, Bald lot No 81
a tel K he follows
beginning at post marked No /. U. S sur
yey NO 10 an running The nce hrnt course
nor 8 deg a>t, 100 +, ct to post mar ked No. g
U 5. suivey No IS A; thence SECOND ours,
south - deg east, a46 rtet iLteisect u .tctioI
line to sectlon 4, township % south, range .,
East north 1872 7 10 1.,t from Center o. SAID
section. 600 leet TO post marked No. ), u s. sur
w NJ 80 l. thelce thnd course south, s deg
west, ltt0 feet tu post marked No. 4, u. y sur.
vey No 80 A; thence fourth course north 50 de-
west 425 feet intes ct Ii sect. on line Of st cti
4, township ~ south, ralge Is eas , North
bSl9-lU feet from center . said section, d U feet
TO post No. /, U. . surrey NO 3,A the place
of beeinuiug Magnetic variation Ii deg east,
containing 1877 acres
iAe location OF this mine is recorded In III
Recorders Office OF st Thomas Mimi District
in book - OF MiuiDg Records. he adjoining
claimant are unknown.
Any anu all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of saiu Virgin Q letn mine or surface
ground are require 10 hte their adverse claims
with the Register Of the United rtates land
Once at Eureka, e,ada, il the state o Nevada
du,lng the sixty days j eriod OF publicatiou
hereof, or they wIl be barred by virtue Of the
provisions of the statute.
d. Il. HALL, Register.
Ii II hereby ordered that the foregoing notire
Of application Tor patent be published Tor the
period OF sixty days ten consecut We weeks), in
the Ploche REooHD a weekly newspaper pub
| lished at ti.cGe, Lincoln &C unity, Nevada.
| jan7l0t ID. II. HALL, Register.
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No. 1878.
Application for a T. 80 sent
UNITED srArEs LAND OFFICE,

UNITED MATES LAND JFfiOEs
Eureka, Nevada U.relnber "a, 1887.
NOTICE Is herr BY GIVEN, THAT TaE
~ Southwestern Mining company through
their attorney in fict, " Mills. whose post,
Office address is FL Dorado Cany on. Lincoln
county. Nevada, has This day med his appll-
c,tion for patent for fifteen hundred ltae sr
feet OF the Moaoa mine or vein, airing salt.
with surface ground siA hnn0red fee Ia width,
situated in st, Thomas Mining district, Gouu-
ty of Lincoln Gnn State OF Nevada and desiS-
mated by the field notes and official plat on file
in this office ~ LIT 40 81 in town ship io south,
range TO east of NJ unit ablo MerldiAn said
lot No 81 bong as follows:
Beginning 1T a post marked No. l, U, sur
vey No 81, from which the south section corner
to sections 81 and 80, township IS south, range
68 east, bears south 49, deg east V2t feet,
thence running, first course; uorth 1874 deg
east GOO feet to post marked No. 2, s. sur
vey No. 81; tn nee second course; south III .
east TO nterseot section line bete ecu sections 81
aud 49, of township Is south, range 68 east
Noun Dablo ridian, 93i feet from the south
section corner OF said sections 81 aud 81 1909
feet to pot marked NO, o. q. S survey No 81;
thence third course; south 1917 deg It, 6'iO
feet to post marked No, 4, U, -. survey No. 81;
thence fourth course; north 70b drg west,
92s 2.lO feet to intersect section line betwet n
sections 81 and 80, north 2yS 3-l0
feet, from the south section corner to
said sections 81 and 81; 1900 feet to post marked
No. |, the place of beginning, containing
20 66.l00 acres Magnetic variations Ii degrees
east.
The location OF this mine is recorded in the
Recorder a Office of st. Thomas Mining District
| on page ITO OF District Records. The sdjoinipg
| claimants are unknown.
| Any and all persons claiming adversely
| any portion OF said "ioapa" mine or
surface ground required to fie their ad verse
| claims with the Register of the United States
| Land Office at Eureka, in the State of Nevada
| during the sixty days period of publication
| hereof or they Will be- barred by virtue OF the
| provisions O, the statute
d. II. HALL, Register.
| tits hereby ordered tnut the foregoing Notice
| OF Application for Patent he published for the
| period of ten consecutive weeks in the Piocht
REcoRD weekly newspaper published al
| Pioche, Line DIN County, Nevada.
| ian7.lOt u. II. HALL, Register
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MIsOEIL
Application for n Patent
40. 76..
UNITED SIArES LAEp DsFIit
,=af. NausI. Mo- ~. l.ssl

EureEc, Nevada, Nsy -, lssa
n OTiCE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT Isf
~ Phy-Dpy cola snd silver .IigH C.lap - 4,
',hose portnil'ce address il sSu II.,D. NC.
california, has tuir cay sled tH application to,
phlsiit Ior LJNsIe"u h;lHurro sua siHhis-rlIt
linear seel of the Paw Day nnbe or yrIa h"sriir
silver, wi'h 1stiaee gsnui.a SIN aAndr"a tHri st.
width. Hitue tsd ia iackrGbblt M.ulHs { istiiri
Coubjyd slursin. AnG S'aar u SeyaG4. Lta
designated 3, rns hs!t notes mud Vitctai aia, a.
M IN tiii,, rsii.- ~ Iat 80 ~. lUcaa1, nIs g.
JAeuIYty'i iBut. tv fItprlUr q. LIiG.rl,s ~
tOid LOT NJ. =" ,tlu. toliows, ~ vat
4lg.rulE+ ~ ttat - aElgs ~. J. I y ea: So!
No 81 ron which { > mineral monument Ho
bears ~ dog as min L 343 Feet The s,oye.
pipe Of Day Mining Company, 0ihce beNr, n
n6 deg 40 min P 4au Feet, aGt The -It0Eestack ni
Payday hClstiug-Hurks tear" u deg - nllh
T. $50 ieet. Then. Ist course, = u deg IS min Il
coo feet, 10 pO9t uarked So2, / survey y, 30
hud post No Of q 5 survey M 81, said posts
being identical with the northeasGerly corner
monument of the Payday location, fton which
tne uOrthvesterly corner monument Ot the Pay
westerly corner If the Payday location.
Thence g IS deg 80 min " 4S7 feet, to G rupt
on tho westerly line OF U survey No 50; thence,
80 deg l. 600 feet TO post No l., Y = survey No
80, and thence, s u deg 45 min y GOO feet, TO
post No 9. U 8 survey No. 80, and the place OF
beginning. Containing tan area of s3-l00 acre CT
land Which Tracts being excluded from this
survey leaves remaining an area of IS 23-l00
acres of land.
Magnetic variation &c deg East
The location vi this N inc ia recorded IN the
Recorders Office of Lincoln county, Nevada, In
Book of Mining Notices. This lode Is bounded
on the east by the Jackrsbbit mining claim
and on the north. west and south by no known
claims. Any and all persons claiming ad
vtrsely any portion OF said Payday mine OF
surface ground are required to file their adj
claims with the Register of the United Statet
Land Office at Eureka, In the etate of Nevada
during the sixty days period of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of th'
provisions of the statute.
T.K. HINCELEY, Register.
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Application for Il Patent
No. 8T7.
UNITED STATES LAND OfHICE,
1905


UNITED STATES LAND OrHICE,
Eureka. Nevada, December "A, 1881
NOTICE Is HEREBi GIVEN IHA1 DAN Ell
N Bone,li, whose posrottice address is Rio
VILE, Lincoln county, Nevada has this dby
flied his application for a patent for thirteen
Mormon" mine or vein, beering salt, with SIR.
face ground six hundred feet in width sitnated
In st. Thomas Mining District County Of | in
coin and state of Nevada and designated by the
field not q and official plat on Ole in this Office
ss lot number IS. in township II south, range
60 east OF Mount piahio Meridian, raid lot No.
50 being ~ follows:
Beginning al post nsrked No l. U. =. sur.
vey NJ SO; thence RAINING first course north
80 deg east sos $40 teet 10 intcrsect section line
between sections u and 81 west, 1852 ~ feet
from teetion corner 10 ~ ctions 26, ~, "a and 80
township II south. range s. east, 1901 feet tt
poet marked No. 2, U s. survey No 30; thence
second course south, 90 dec east. 6, feet TO
post MARRIED No. 3, u. D survey No, asi theme.
Il ird course south, 81 deg west, 597 3-l0 fee
intetsect seeti N line TO seetiola q and 81 wes
1869 clio 'ett from action corn 20 sections 26
u. "a and 30 town.hip II south, range 6S east
1900 feet 10 post marked No 4, IS. survey NO
So; thence fourth course north, co dfg west, II
feet 20 post 80. 4, q g. lot 81, South Division
Mormon lode on line 800 feet 10 post No J, tht
place OF beginning Magnetic variation 10 deg
cast containing II 9t- acroa
The location Of this mine IL recorded In the
Iiecor ier's Office OF st. Thomas Mimi gDistrict
OF Mining Records. The adjoining claimants
are uDkn"wn.
ANY and ell persons claiming adversely an!
portion Of said North Division Mormon mine OF
surface ground are required to file their adverse
claims with the Register OF the United State
Land Office at Eureka Nevada. 10 the etate OF
Nevada during the sixty days period OF publ
| cation hereof, or they will be barrod by vir We
Of the provis iona Of the Statute.
d. II. HALL, Fealstsr
itis hereby ordeseG that the fnrrroirg notice
| OF application i0r patent lac rHhusned i't the
| perlod OF Is AtY aHs ., ftes consecutive wtoksl
| in 'he Piosie sFcnsD aNetfiy htwepaI ei pub
| lishc- n. - C s., itst.in county. Nevada.
jan7.lt u II HILL, ia gister.
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THE MORNING CALL.

tsEvEN ISSUES WEEK1
Is live metropolitan daily. It has the
LARGEST CIRCULATION aud srecognized
as being the LEADING NEWSPAPER OF tho
pacllc Coust. Either OF the above papers
We will send postpaid n9 a premium on 70
ceipt of the following subscription prices
for the combination:
RECORD and Ntfsl1 CAll, 0m lta SIS.
RECORD and Dsily C,LL. nM yEsa, a8.
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MOTTO n,
TO EUGENE DUsTY:

fou are trehy notified that have expendsd
onn hnndred dollars ,SuOi or more in labor
1no tln yrbveme"ts upon the MAY Cirby
Nine also one hnndre dollars ($lUu) or more
10 'tb'r and iiaprovem-l I, on the o., ueepe
Nine, both situa,ei III yellow P ne Mil iuu
Disiri 7, Lincoln county. Nevada Said work
wa done IN order to hold said claims und he
PROVISIONS of section 23l4 ke,ls. d g atut,s of
the tinted States, being the amour, r auired
To bold the fame Tor the year ennirg D cember
81, 1888; ana Il wi hin nin-iy da,s after this
notl'e by publication you iai or refuse to con.
foa'e your proper ion OF ,uoh exrenditur. as a
CO. "htr, Your In crest in said claim will be.
come the property Of the tubscriber under said
sectian 2314
MARTIN MORREsY.
FL D'rndo Canyon, Lincoln county, Nevada,
Jan. lS 1870
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Notice 70 ( redit nrs.

vNsTArE or H. u. ELAN. DECEASED. NO
II TlCE Ia hereby given by the upee signed
Administrator of the ESTATE Of X. H, Elan, DO
ceased, to the creditors OF, ana all persons hsv'
ing claims against, the sal, deceased, 10 81
hibit them, with the necessary voucher, with.
10 ten monthb after the first publication Of
this not'cA, to the said Administrators, at the
We or Office on Lower Main Street, IN Fioche
10 the county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, New, Sept. 10, 1898,
JAMES 1IcFADDEN.
Administrator Of. the Estate Of X. II. Elan
deceased. sp0
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Notice of Forfeiture.
ITO >. o. MCCORMICK AND P. WAND.
their grantees ass gns heirs executors or
sAoxn and all mn Gag I'll No I'M

administrators. and oil phr'tes claiming nn ef,
IF m, ~ or through hem, or either Of Them.
You are hereby notin' q that the IN 'oEeigned
co owners with you Ia the mining claim nowh
40 the Junction" nice, eitGa'ed aud 'e-
corded In Jack Rebbit Mining dat les County
of Lincoln, State of Sevads. has performed TIE
worR and made tho expenditures on the SSH
mining claim required by Section 234 OF the
revised Ststut, OF the United sat =. to hold
the same for the years 1879 1884. 1881 1856,
1857 ard 1888 and that the am ana due ir1m
YOU your grantees, assigns or administrators.
etc.. on account of spcn expenditures on said
mining clsini arc as follows to vi:
J., q. Mccormick. years -ls9S TO lGSS-G1
ea3 S3x pr year. 1914
r. b. Wand. s y. ara 1888 to 1850 SIC 66fs
per year. $40
And II within ninety days after the publica.
ton of this motto you tail or reiu'e TO con-
tribute your said proportion OF such expendi.
lures as c,owuers. your interest IL raid claim
will become the property Of the subscriber IN.
der eaid section 1924.
TIE DAY SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Hteahs, Nevada, May I. 1889.
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All kinds az Colorea rrintins done
at stl~ Record uttlce.
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Eureka, Nevada, December, 81 1881.
~ Office IL bEhFBi GIVEN, THAT The
~ Southwestern Mining company, through
their attorney III fsct, " \. Mills. whose Do /
Office addre.s Is ii dorado Canyon, Lincoln
county, Neva "a, has this day filed his applIca-
ii N for patent for niteen hundred linear lset
Of the South Division Mormon" mine or vein,
beating salt, with suriac- ground SIX hundred
ieet in width. situated In s III mas siiuing
District county OF Lincoln ana state of Ntvara
aud desigunIed by the ii Ia no es and official
pat on file in this office as lot nuuibtr 3 in
township II sbutb IA go CO east of Mount
Diablo Meridian, said lot No. 81 teiug as fol.
l.ws:
Beginning at a post marked No. |, U. T. sur.
vey No 81 from winch q a section corner 10
sections 81 AM S. township II soutb range IS
east, bears south TAR deg east, l495 feet; thence
running first course north: ~ deg west, c, ieet
to post mar ed No 2, U. Survey No 81:
thence second course north, de2r, Cd w, Ut,
l:00feet to port mark No, 3, q. s. Bnrv
No 81: thetce tbiru course; south 60 u-gre,
east GOO feet to post marked 40 4, u 4 survey
No 81; the ca fourth course south; s deg Rst.
1900 teet TO post NJ. /, the place OF uegin,iug
Magnetic variation l5 ueg east, cohtaihing
1913 acres
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Recorder'o of1ce Of ST. Thomas ii ing 1 i,tr!ct
IL b ,ok a peg- 81 OF Mintng itecords. The nd.
joining claimants are uDhnUwn.
Any an, AL persons Claiming adversely any
portion Of ssiG Souto Division Mormon mine or
surface ground are required to tile tneIr adverse
claims with the ntgislor TIE OF lited rtulcs
Land "flice at Eurega III the state If Nevada,
dufiug tn -ixty days period OF publication
hereof or JheS will b- barred by virtue OF the
provisions OF the statute
D II. HALL. Register
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1t liz hereby ordered that the orogoing notica
of application be published Tor the period Of
sixty days item consecutive week.. 10 the
Toe RECORD, weekly Newspaper published
at Phoebe Lincoln County nevada.
JAM lot y. II. HALL. Register
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Hl'"k Location Notices Eor SAT-
NJ This Ollie.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-03-30
% RLAGs

General Benjamin F. Butler has about
the biggest money.making scheme in
America at this time. The General owns
the only bunting mandatory in the
United States. There ia a high rate Of
duty on bunting, thus practically prohib.
itiDg the importation of flag materialfrom
foreign countries. By the admission OF
the four new States all Of the flags in this
country, big and little, must be discarded
and replaced with new ones. -Four new
stars must be added to every flag in the
land, and General Butler possesses the
only machine by which the change can
be made. The number Of flags in use
in America is simply beyond reasonable
estimate, and no doubt the Generals
bunting mill will have to be run day and
night for several years to supply the de-
mand. General Butler is . great and OBJ
~trusive patriot. but it is not to be ex-
pected that he is going to supply the ma
tional colors merely for his health. Ra-
Their il ia surmised to be . part Of his ma
ture TO turn an honest penny when he
can. Getting out the e flags with forty.
two stars on them will put millions in old
Ben's capacious pockets.
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THE RRIuMr SIDE.

We had a PLEASANT chat with Senator
Comins a few days ago, says the White
Pine News. which took the wide range
of most Of the important measures
that came before the Legislature. The
Senator frankly admits that several
good measures failed Of enactment,
while he contends that some equally as
good that have become laws, are being
harshly criticized. The water storage
Act, Mr.. Comins believes, is but the
first step in q grand programme Of re-
claiming the arid lands of this State
that will in time make the desert
blossom like the rose. He predicts
great success from the results Of the
first State appropriation for this pur.
pose. True, the money WAS to be spent
at one point to more thoroughly test the
practical results Of the plan. He had
faith in the Commissioner, under whose
supervision the money was to be ex.
pended; they are honorable, practical
men and would do what was right. In
q few years we Of White Pine wonld ask
and receive from the State . like bonus
to help reclaim our now arid valleys; in
helping others now our turn would come
by and by. Our Senator is an optimist;
he sees the sun shining brightly in the
heavens, while most other people. in this
section at least, can only witness lower.
ing clouds, Q depleted State Treasury.
burdensome taxation and our constitu.
tional limit TO borrowing already At
tanned.
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mas EUREsA COUNTY A. As
sEssoR-


This Is . question that is now engaging
the attention Of many taxpayers in this
section. The tar levy was made BY the
County Commissioners some time ago,
but the Assessors books have not yet
been opened. In the meantime bonahde
residents Of Eureka county, with stock
temporarily over the border in adjoining
counties, have been assessed in those
counties and compelled TO pay taxes to
them. It is estimated that not less than
$1,000 has been lost to the treasury OF
Eureka coanty in this manner within the
last month.
We have no fault 10 find with our neigh
bors. The Assessors Of White Pine,
Nye and EIko have simply been on the
alert 10 secur a. much revenue ~ pos
sible for their respective counties. We
are disposed TO commend rather than con-
denim them for their promptness and eff
cheney. Bat what can be said for the
same officer in Eareka county, We would
rather say . good word than . bad one
for anybody-we would rather build up
than pull down always, but abuses some
times become so hsgrsnt that they can
not be ignored. The question is o
pressing and pertinent as to whether Eu'
reka county has an Assessor at all. Mr..
Wallace was supposed to have been au'
thorized TO hold over for four years by
virtue oil an Act Of the Legislature. The
people At the election last Fall elected
Mr.. s. 8. SIoss without opposition. As
one Of the results Of the open and shame
less combinations Of the last election,
Mr.. sloss was conveniently provided for
in another direction, and to date has
failed to qualify, or in any way attempt
to possess himself OF the Office to which
he was elected. Meanwhile Mr.. Wallacs
has been busy in directing legislation al
Carson, while Eureka has been without
an Assessor to look after the collection
of personal property taxes rightfully be
longing 70 this county. We have had
two Assessors, but no officer to discharg'
the duties Of the position. i. is not &c
be wondered that there is . good deal o.
feeling among taxpayers on this question,
and that their mutterings are becoming
audible all along the line. We don't care
to jump on anybody with both feet, but
there must be less monkeying and q
s~tricter attention to the interests Of the
county among our officials, or we shall be
compelled to note shortcomings with
greater particularly and emphasis. Th'
SrxrINEL,s frat duty il 70 the publie.
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Redeemed Her Record.

The Elko Independent says: For sew.
eral years this county has sustained an
~unenviable record in the prosecution OF
criminals, it having been said, with
much truth, that there was no county in
the State where upon trial . criminal
was more liable to escape punishment
than in Elko county. This state Of
feeling was brought about by the fact
that 10 several instances where per-
sons accused Of crime were placed on
trial, although the evidence was sufh
cient to convince the general public Of
their undoubted guilt. . jury rendered .
verdict Of not guilty. Several remark
able instances Of this character might
be mentioned in this connection with
which the people are familiar.
II 10 an evidence, however, OF 0
change, either in the methods Of pro.
cedure or in the sentiment Of those
who serve - jurors, or both. that
within the past few months the result
Of criminal prosecutions has been such
a. to warrant the statement that in
future justice will be meted ont to
evil doers; and no criminal need fAtter
himself that he stands . good chance
to escape the Just penalty Of his crime
by being tried 10 Elko county. We
believe that this result will have . sal.
utary effect on the morals OF the com
munity, and we may well say that
Elko has redeemed her record.