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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-10

QulTemenCS OF the aQ-
vancing season are be-
ing sought after by
people Of every class
and condition.
We propose to
sell the cheapest
every hour in the day,
every day in the week,
every week in the year.
BY the cheapest we
mean we give the most,
true value for the mon
ey. No goods are cheap
judged from any other
standard. We are pre-.
pared to sell reliable
goods at the lowest
prices, quality consid-
cred. at all times.
Solid Facts
we strive to please.
SOLID FACTS
nothing can move us
from BED ROCK prices.
Sold Facts, we are wide-
awake in your interest.
We have opened the
season with a stock of
goods that beats the
record for beauty and
low prices in
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Crockery,
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps,
Furnishings,
And Notions,
Further we will about
October 18th place on
exhibition in our store:
One Organ, worth in cash, s75.0cl
One New Home Sewing
Machine. 81 900
One Suit Mems Clothes. <o5 no
One Cashmere Dress, ter
yards, with trimmiD e,5Of
One Shawl, finest made OK IN
We will give to e- h,,,or ii
SIS worth of goo7 10Y 4;opat fo,
the drawing, WI - q, .aLa n,ac,
about New Ye .ich will take pia0'
l." ngdo''
Mea.c01 01st5Jl
:: :: !; oo''',''''''
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

A oil nae been introduced IN Lbe
Utah Legislsbpre looking 20 the fur
NATION OF new county for Thai por-
ton u Lhe Dsep Greek country lying
IL thai Territory. y the proposed
new county the TIusle Miner
The new county, as proposed, VII
include The mining districts 81 Fish
Spring., Willow springs Jackson e
Peak, Clifton. FDrber. Gold Hi,
spring Creek EDo other districts poi
80 vel known. besides 1be great and
fertile Deep Greek valley THE new
county vii be organized from The
western paris Of Jusb sDo Tsoels
eouutIess that j., 4 the III sneeseas
in going through L is proposed 70
make Ibapsb The county sea-. II L.
Claimed il favor u me measure That
il j. bui justice 10 those living III that
section. as they are new 3 distance
Of FROM 100 20 zoe miles from their
respective county seats. Wine tine
Is True. If ie also equally true Thai
there are nol al present enough I,ee-
ple III the territory 70 lse lDcluneo II
their new county . justify iLs orgafi-
iZallon. Enough assessaols properly
cannot tse found - pay lhs Dseessssr
ex psnses 81 running county aud
not bankrupt the entire people the
county included. Al these things
all II course be considered and j. u
not probable that The blu VII pass
the present Legislature . aDolher
two years We expect 70 sss enough
people sDa enough assessaOie prop
cry IN iiat section 30 warrant such
move. bur ~ present the conditions
are not sueh de - demand q even
warrant he organization Of Young
county
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

Carson City (Eev.), Jan. 13.-Tbe
Republicans have elected delegates
10 the National Republican conyen-
ton. The resolutions adopted in
dorse the Harrison administration.
There must be some mistake about
the shove telegram which we End in
the San Francisco papers, as we
Sc nothing concerning The matter In
our Carson exchanges. Then, again,
II IL hardly probable that Nevada
Republicans would indorse Harri-
sons silver views.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23
Assessment Notice.

AGARTIS WHITE MINING coNpAxY-
vi Lo1zflgb q 9flDe4pH Flsrs II basas4.
>an francisco California. ieeails Of wafs,
Ward Mhife Pine CoautF- Neyada.
Na1ire . hesebY gIrrr. thA1 a. 4 mertlnsf
the Banrn - blraEfgfe- bid On the kgh u
o EauaarF. 1ss2- an HEssssmens No. ~
Twt nfF= I've Ceats per skafe Nss levied Hps
lie capital stock = TIE corporation. payath
N nd sGsriF IN mites STATES gold coin. leiAs
SssfefsrF. - TIE oface u ihe Company, ~
SHisef Nree1. EDam 81. san Franei-oi Cab
farnia.
Aur sfock upan whfrh ihis hssessmeni shd
remaln anpaid an fhe llfa az II fehfakh
s'2 81 . delinqu~nt and adserii-ea y
saie ~ puhlit nue1on. ard nnless paymsl
s made batsse. ali - sali % SATrkpli,
ne = Gag q March. 49, ie pay the dfls
4Blai Es=sssusept- tssEvFnsr wiih costs II =
Far'f IsiuE sd expenAes - eaie. by oIda
tht board q Dirsctsrs
n l. ROSS. Sceretr
Ofsrr- - suftsr street. Room 81 '
Frsueisrn chllfsrriA iauiA
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

Senator Stewart mas reported favor
at,sv from the Claims COMMITTEES 1be
bin &c -eimbnrse CERTAIN persons
who expended money IN repelilng
and suppessinE bostilitlee within
whal ls nov the State O. Nevada a
similar bill has been introduced II
the House by Representative Bartine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23


The is fallaey, and has more
rbyns than reason, Tor the masses
compose tbe Glasses. and even the
SHOWERS Of wood and drawers @
sEsber' have class distinctions etnong
them. Witness the order u the
Knights q Labor, whose great cham
pions. like Powderly and Ibsen. sa-
wise morality, learning and the per
fsctlng Of good character. This is
good doctrine, aud The more i .
taught the better for al classes.
Among us laborers, We use The
word -1elassn where We mean 'scasts-
For il fbls glorious Union there are
10 pobles or gilded gentry vino eau
raise itnpassib bic barriers against ne
Here tue President Of the Republic is
elected By all YET only one Of The
sixty four millions gets the prize
and TINS same Office nae always been
Allied from tue fssesses. The patti q
aoyeneenents IA al RANKS q lIfs
here lie open and all We require 70
Obtain efDinenoe 10 any degree is dill
genee and saoral steadfesi purpose
There Is DO Law u pslmogeniturs
il this country 30 keep wealth and
power eeptens5 80 the saine fan ily.
The a1bseI q fortune is ever chang
leg. Ne Eaan can say am monarch
81 a. I survey" Our miilioaaires.
witt few exceptions, came from The
ranks VI labor ~ well a. many Of our
greatesa and best men Grant wak d
tanner, Lincoln rsil-splilter, Edison
q ne.s boy, and when We look over
tbs roll aud sse names like these and
know u our osn kD0Nlsoge thai
they eatoe froai the masses, il sseiDs
strange that there should be % mach
discussion. Ne al cannot he pro
fessors nor rich. yei Ne ian be loysl
so The persons who by diligence and
denisl have acquired eininenee aud
Left behind theia monuments 10 The
masses winch Father T1tne ean never
ed.ee.
Men like Peter cooper. Gir4rd and
Peabody should always be feiBetn-
bered for the deeds done aud prof1i-
ses keta ~ them should be = bs.asoD
70 warn all classes 81 masses froH the
dangerous shores u s.inus, social
issB aud tesebery. have slwsae
found 10 the course u nay life that
when discussions aud strife ragged
around me- that great deal u ibe
trouble WAS within myself.
What Ne need IL unity " purpose
In al things, the greater good 70 The
Creates number. The modern Chris
tisns preach many entrances 70 seisn-
tifie divinity, but. a. understand il,
there IL only one door 70 the kingdom
over which you read Peace on earth
and good will toward sIl.p
Settle your disputes and unite Wig
onously 10 improving the world that
10, and then we will listen to your
prom ises Of . better world 70 come.
LAHoRyR.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

Al Monterey, Mexico, a couple Of
Americans keeping a saloon put up a
picture Of George Washington az
sign. Whereupon General Reyes,
Governor Of Huevo Leon, has order
cd The likeness removed, saying
Washington was too good and too
great 20 have his picture used az a
peer sign.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

The grip Is raising havoc among
the nolables Of Europe. On the latn
instant the Duke af Clarence. Prince
81 Wales oldest SOB and her 10 the
British throne. died from It. On the
same DAY the eminent Cardinals Man
ming and Simsoni snccurnbed 70 the
same disease.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

Queen Jnmbu. ons af the elephants
A. the Park in San Tranclsca. suffered
from what If very much ike the grip
last week. The treatment was T"e
ralluns IT whisky ane auinint Hna
hnre mustard piasiers made 81 blanf-
ets tee on hef siaek Size recovered.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

There are IA Tie present Congress
sixteen Senators and seventy Repre-
sentxt5res who were Union soldiers,
and twenty-five Senators aud sixty
Elk Representatives who we're C.0Dfes-
crate soldiers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

"a " Bepiier. who ha. bern fhr
lsssee Of the like Gnaepepaeaf fnr
tie pas yeaf. ilas l'onsbi GU e. "
Gfor+r. and = new sale 4fre8,ri-.'sr -
The paper Tnatr M Z 'oisrs man
azrnsssf. fhe iaepeB8suf ls- beeu .
good laes4 isss,-r and " uish ~ sna
iis new ~ l1flefp' continued suGeszs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

The Washington Post says David
D. Hill Is the only American states
man who has succeeded In carrying
bis State eleven times out OF ton
chances.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

Total in all funds. s22,764 80 s22. 7e4 80
We hereby certify the foregoing to be the
true and correct statement Of the finance of
White Pine County. Nevada, for the quarter
ending December, 81, 1891.
j. F. CUPID, County Auditor.
j. b. WILLIAMSON, County Treasurer.
SEAL. ED. X. DAILY.
County Clerk.
49, BY WV. LAURKssoE, Deputy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23
CALL FOR
s Per Cent. White Pine c..,..
Bonds.

bon0s.
NOTICE Is BEREBY sTvrx -
the Treasurer II White Pin. -.
Strife q NeFndn. hsf advertised "a ~ -.
notice that scale proposals Womb =
oeivso by hin Tor fhe REDEMPTION :, q.
Cent Bonds. issusd uBde- 10 p-ov;.,...3
N Act q ihs Legisla-r1. {. s. 80.
Nevada. entitled An Ae. = nu,h..s--
County c0mmieFinDsrt q N-lif. Tin. = :
b issue Six PEI Cent. Bonds af ssis 60
and uibeT tsursoses.' approved March !, -
sad thai DC bids were offered.
NVW therefore. n pprruaDoe = ss,.,..s
q said Aci. NDfiee j. h .lv.s
oder or boioerr the foll0winr -.
* Per Cent. 20 6. % VII
Bo1e Ne {. - Series
Bend Ne. s, aeiea
BeBd Ro. G. SD ssries.
Bond No. :. tl0 SERIES.
Bead Nc. :. SOS sssiss.
Bend N. s. slaa ssrius
bend "a. d. s1sH Series.
bond Aa u. SO >sraa..
Bead Ne ls. sle seriss
BEND Sa. -. $50 series
Bend Ne. -. siga SerieA
bend Ne. s. ssea sarss1
Bsnd. Ne. 1 30 sere..
BeUd NJ. ;. So ssrse..
Bend Ne : So Series
Bend Ao. Z 80 ssries
= re n aBe surrender he sane for ~.
rneui ? ne n nv ufboe II Il. IN said cosry
sD6 Stals. q j 0'eloek u On
10 day. she Les Day II Rshruan
a. ID. Issz
AID nsi ies l. fafher riren ihaf that Msa
Bonas are LET suTrepdersd - atsse rsquIis.
they ~ neEse . bsEr Interest from 4,
dais q this notice
J 3. WILLIAMSON
csunfr Treasurer. white PiBs eoaniy, n
Elf. NeY.. Jaa- 5. is44
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

IysDER AND Bf VIRTUE OF AN or,
u der u sale aud decree u Foreei0sure
issued 0uf a the Disfsles C0urz q the state
~ Nevada, CouDfyo u W bite Pine. IN TIE shove
entitled action, wherein Thomas WreD. 4. z.
Cheney. II. bsdler and A JACKSON a.
Plaintiffs. and Henry nilp and col HIP Is
cefeDdsnts. eb,sined q Judgment 4od deorss
81 foreclosure against A. kfW1tsOn ~ de-
feBcsnt. On the 9Th day u November A. d.
1891, for the sum ~ Sixteen thousand seven
hundred and ninety eighth aud twenty-five
One-hoDdredths fsis.7Ss - dollars, aud
counsel fees or foreclosure suOuning .
seFeu hundred add seyenty-Ere fiji DOL arr.
and for costs % suit taxed al the sum q
OBe-buDoredibs iSlez 70) collar. fogetber
with Interest on al Of said sums ~ the rate
Of seven per cent per aDBum from the date
Of tsid judgment and decree until psid.
which said decree was on the laid sth day u
AoyeD Der, 1871. recorded in Judgment Book
No. at page IA. 1 am commanded 70 sell all
those certain lots, pieces or parcels Of land.
situated. lying and being IN Osceola and
hobinso3 Mining Districts. County Of White
Pine, stste Of Nevada and dsscribed a. fol-
The Joanna" Joanna No. - Crest
Rob Roy. General Logan" Hidden
~s.G,e; ss K g b. "Eoo,
Chief hBrooks,b Gates Ajar~ and ar.
thur mining claims, ard also the "GiIded
Age" "H0pswell," Mitchell" "Yietor."
and ''R oadsider mining claims IN said Min
ing Districts. together whit all and singular
the tspemeDts. heredatanenis and appeftsn-
aDces tbereuntO belonging or In otherwise
pertaining
And Public Notice Is hereby given that on
Saturday, tine 18th Day Of February,
A. ID. 1904.
At o'clock p. NJ. Of that day, In front Of the
fanr In he r. u
County Of White Pine, State Of Nevada.
will In accordance 90 said Order OF Sale and
Decree Of Foreclosure, sell all the right, title
and interest Of the said defendant, A, III
Watson. Of, ia and 10 the above described
property TO satisfy said Judgment with in
teresf aud costs thereon. TO the highest and
best bidder. for cash In lawful money OF the
United States Of America.
Dated. Ely, Nevada. January %. 1892.
BEN PAYNE, Sheriff
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
M WHITE PINE COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR 1891
TREtsURER'S E1TlcE OF SAIL
M WHITE PINE COUNTY

~4aT1rF Il BEREKY GIVEN thai
a.. TAI or the following pieces ~
parrels OF property. beleneing 70 Is s.13,a.
pame6 persons has thif nay become III.
s,,aI,t apd mar Ter per osut. VII DC eaee a
easiis "a, nssiaae the coet q pupli-
, = h., ano 1hat ], J :. Nihameon County
-.,ss,--.r 81 Nhie Pint Comfy. vi sci Oh
monanv the 18Th De- 81 SanaATy'
a D 1ssz
II front Of ths oou-f bonse o"oI n ~. =.
,,,a,-... and 1laruels u property On Nh1cs ne
80. ,r,T sac fsT per esn1 Enn epsif q a.
- tisinr nave not beer PAID. iDf AZ q sac
snpe auhl4ri 70 redemption sith'h ~
months from me salo ISL = At ~ =.
,.s,n,s.,lf Of a. q said sums win bret PEI
,s..,,i De- month thereon IRON sslc leih dsF
e. Jnnua-y unti uaie. Ef pfefloso ~ SO
flur q STATUTES h.
~ J 4. WILLIAMSON
County Irsasuref-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23
ORDER OF SALE

THOMAS WREN. AZ. CHENEY. y )
J. kADLEK AID Jackson. plaintiffs.
e.
A X. WATSON. HENRY HIP. and
SOL HIP, Defendant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23
Taken Up

At NICHOLS a PARSONS RANCH
II White WveF-Dne GREW Mare: Dets"
tea ard twelve years hid. trAndrd " /"
right shoulder and d on neck. "a.
owner OF raid animal l. ffqneFtea "
come forward. prove properly ann fss
charges, or the auimal viii be disposed OF :"
the law directs. ...,rs
W. ID. CLEMENT
white River. October 5. 1921. :"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23
White Pine County
or TIL

FOR TIKI
QUARTER ENDING DEE. 81. IssL
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

FnI TIL
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23

Total disbursement :. .sls.lss sz-sizlss .
Balance IN Treasury ~. 7si 20
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
DO SOU TRANsPIIiE, SWEAT OK
PERsPIKE?

Now this i simple question ana
,nn,rentlv harmless III its npe ratinns
aud onght not 10 lead Ia war, hut u
has. A man was brought To town last
Tuesday. Nv Sheriff llaNird, to ans.
war To the charge OF assault aud
battery which grew out Of the simple
question Which forms the bead OF TINS
article. The assault and battery grew
out of A one hundred dollar bet Al
,his "transpired'' on the 23d Of last
month. One John Barker offered to
wager 500 that transpire could be
correctly used for perspire OF sweat.
sam Drnllingcr. like niue hundred ana
nioetv-nine out OF one thousand would
have done, told him he was way on
and covered the one hundred dollars
Webster was consulted and the stake
holder decided the bet in favor OF Bar
ker and turned over the STATES. &C
cording to Webster sweat and persplr'
are synonymous and one definition o.
trauspire Is the same as persplre-"n
emit through the excletorIes oi th'
skin: 10 send of in vapor." This be
, led 10 fight aud Barker stabbed
J Drollinger in the forearm with
miners candle stick Idaho World.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Tom Finnigsn his heirs aSsi.nCcs
Won are hereby nrtif-d that have expended two
hundred ,iul!ar~ tsstaaO) Ia labuT and improvements
during the YEARS lS',u ard 1881, Oh tile
EEfsEe
Io.'e minirg claim sitpats1 in Tear Greek minsae
district, Flplar, county, STATE 81 Idaho about
enc quarter 81 a nie northeast from the town Of
Roxy Bar and adjoining the Golden Tar lade or
mining claim the east. ~ require BY Htrflon
gsey EtsN sod Statutcs ~ tie United States. hsiaf
the amount REQUIRED e. hph the f'r ~, wears
ending fccsintvr 81. 1900 and !'ecrn,ler 81, lr9';
that vsur proportion u the same i sSi.aSA hFinK
ope.iNth 81 above rxpsndn-e. ard II within 20 dat
after this retiea ~ publication ven irh ~ reihr
H. contribute yuur proportion Of such exitnditors
A. ctnunrr YOUR interest IN said claim vii hcreine
the pFaifFtv ~ the subscriber der Sa.i ssciien
.S.t Hc,iscd Statutes ui the / ui'r,l states.
MICHAEL TEOSiS.
first publication. Nav :, isys
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

AMONG the funny things that tran
spired at the Republican State Con-
vention was the passage OF resolution
congratulating The Mornons ON their
reformation and promising them that
the next Legislature should repeal the
existing law relating to their suffrage.
That Democratic Legislature would
do so there is no doubt, or one where
there would be "A majority OF Demo
Gratis and Peoples party combined
but i Republican Legislature would
never do so from now until the crack
of doom.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

Under the heading OF Convention
Echoes" the Statesman prints the lol,
having. which will cause Charlie Oliver
and hundreds OF other Reps. to "smolt
n sicklv smile" The Gilmore delegation
were solid for Mcdonnell. circum
stance which proves that the intelli'
gent Republicans OF that county take
no stock in the silly yarn that two
wears ago Mcconnell helped to defeat
Republicans there.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

Martial law and the calling ont
of the militia in four States is one
of the fruits Of McKinleyism.
The American Farmer says: II
farmers would realize how many
bushels Of turnips can he raised
from an acre, aad their value a
substitute for hay in winteriag sheep
and COWS, no one would he without
al least half an acre. They can be
raised without cultivaiing or hoe
ing. are not an uncertain crop.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
rEorLrs. PARTY PLATFORM.

The following platform WAS adopted !
at the Peoples State Convention held /
in Boise on the 18th II Is to be com
mended fori brevity:
We, the representatives Of the PEG.
pies pnrtv oi ldnho in convention as
semhltd, most heartily endorse the ma
tiunal platform. resolutions and nomi-
nces, Weaver and Field, oil the Omaha
convention.
We demand that the veto power he
placed where it rightly belongs--with
/ the people of the state-and would
therefore urge the adoption OF the pro-
/ ccsses known rs the initiative and re-
/ ieIendum "a recommended IN the
national platform.
! Viewing with alarm the settlement
Of labor troubles Ivy calling upon The
military forces OF the state, we favor
the establishment Of compulsory ar
filtration board by which the difference
between capital aud labor may be set
tied
We demand the repeal 81 the present
lien law and the enactment Of law
! that shall hold the property and the
: pwner thereof liable for all claims Tor
Il material furnished and labor performed
i, on the same.
We condemn the importation aud en-
ployment Of cheap foreign labor in this
state aud demand the enactment 10y
le congress 81 such laws A. shall put III
y end To the practice.
We believe the waters OF the stat
y should hc held 10y the people thereof il
v perpotuity and we demand OF the mex
re legislature OF Idaho sub legislation a
to shall prevent their further monopollzs
:. ton and enable the people To obtain l.
" condemnation and purchase all waite
ne rights new held, or that may hereaftt
or be acquired 10y individuals or corpor'
L.. tons, and thai the state shall nev,
NJ delegate or convey title To water to an
person, corporation or association NJ
:! an ahsolu~, user thereof.
ms We demand the free aud unlimilc
en- coinage ot gold and silver ut the rat
IN. OF Is Ia l.
J.. We condemn the actions Of the pre-
ent state board Of equalization and d
no mand tina, the duties Of the same
Isl clearly and accurately defined by la
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

THE Dubois and anti-Dubois fac.
tions seemed to be pretty nearly d.
vided when the State Republican CON
vention met at Moscow. The Dubois
ties having been successful in procur-
ing the nomination of Governor ~
one majority the nn,i's become dis
couraged and gave up the fight.
Judge Clagett fought hard foran open
vote but was opposed by the Dubois
men. who carried their point, aud a
secret ballot was decided upon. An
argument far more persuasive thar
words with many men then had 1T
effect and Mcconnell was declare'
nominated upon the second ballot b,
one majority "Mammon wins IN
way where serarhs might despair.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

A sAnFrancisco despatch Of the a3d
saws: Judge Mckcnna, of the United
States circuit court, to day denied the
application for writ Of habeas corpus
In the case Of Thomas Eaton, John
Fitzgerald, Dan Harrington, Hugh
Niece, John Nicholson. Joseph PoNn
ton, Gus Peterson, X. Robinson and
Thomas Whalen, Coeurd Alcne strick
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

IN the nl.iric Court II the Fourth Judicial District
Of the state OF Idaho. in and for the
County 20 fillmore
Frank r. cayan~h plaintiff,
The Fear creeG Goh Mining COMPANY, defendant.
The People ~ the state a. Idaho send greeting 10
III. above named defendant:
Won are hereby required 10 appear in an "tton
brought agaiH~t Vnu hv TIE as'nvc nan'ei paiht'n
tho District Cnur Of tho Fourth IuduiA District ~
tin, State Gt Elaho in and fiF BE county ~ Flmote
ami 90 ansW the complaint filed therein, within ten
DAYS exrusive Of the day II servrt after me tcr'rr
on YOU ~ ihiS summons. II served 'sithn TVS COUNT "
or " served ont OF this county but m ihfs district
within twenty daN~: otherwise within iortN daN-, ar
Judgment ny leianI' sill ~ taken AGAINST N'H "e
ror,lir.s - the PRAYER OF SAID complaint.
The said a-tian l. brought 10 recover ~ ard rom
YOU for work tud lahor done aul performed a. touI
Sp.ciaI pSyap and request aud for money rid aai
s,l,anced Al YOUR special instance and rcques, the
sum ~ Ten Thousand Three Hundred Filty-eisht
and ~. 100 Dollars hctveen the first day Of January
I~ss and lr first ias % july s2. and recover OF
and frrn, YOU the sum Il Five Thousand TNo Nun.
drrd and Eighty Dollars AMI 50 100 upon an account
stated June Is. lsal and % nernNsr q and ifoin
vau the suin % sever 1hnusaal ftght ilnn"rti ara
Eich,y eight aid 2o.iuD Dollars upon an account
stated on the 4h das II Aprl ls2. aa 20 rseNer 81
a,d from y"H the sum y one Thousand ana siNn
six and roo tiNFs Ter work and labor done ana
performed for YOU yuur special instance AMI rr
quest IN fillmore county ldahn, between the hst dat
OF Aprs ~. and tie ht.t day OF july isFs, hhl Y
r,,oteT 81 and from Won the sum vt IN &c tihhtd
and live iullars Tor money hat AMI rtcvi td n'' ~
/ money paid Aui ryprnstsd for Nnir n-c AMI hth
EFT and ~ y0ur s,,Ccll instance and request durs
IL, wear I~a1 and bciars the commencement 81 ti'
/ action The whole all morn fully aITenr ~ ihrcon
! plaiEt hl- herein,
And you are hstrty noised. that u Won fail I" ap
! near and answer tn said complaint, a. al-'Ne re
/ giirc the said plaintiff will take Judgment Rgain>
Spu according L. the PRAYER ~ the complaint
Given under Wt hand and the seal Of the ihstle
Court q the Fourth Judicial District az th'
/ uSl state ~ Idaho. " aud f,r the county 81 "
more thr "a ssy Il July, in THE war o
our Iar,I one thousand eight hundred an
NINETY tive.
" G. WICKFHSHNN, Clerk,
IIaw!sy 4 R,eyes, attorneys tIr plaintiff.