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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-10-28
The Sac Of Nevada SENDS Greeting !

The State of Nevada sends Greeting to
J. B. osborne. J. O. RussslI. J. a. Baker, Charles
King, GamnA Poncine. c. II. Hobbs, John Doe
aud Richard Roe.
You are hereby required to appear in an ac.ion
commenced against you SIS defendants by william
Wheatley and F. Diekle As plaintiffs, in the
Fourth Judicial District Court Of the State Of New.
ada, Lincoln County. at the town Of Phoebe, and
answer the complaint therein which is on file with
the CLERK Of said Court within ten days Aster the
service on you Of this Summons exclusive Of the
day Of seryicel If served in said County or twenty
days If served out of said County but within this
District, and in all other forty days or judg
ment by default will be taken against you, accord.
ing 10 the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought TO recover Judgment
and decree against YOU the said defendants quiet
ing the title Of said Plant ifs to that certain miner
Al ground situate in wast is known as the Groom
Mining District in said County Of Lincoln and
state Of Nevada, located. recorded known and call
ed "Willow" Nine and Mining claim and the
Maria mine and mining claim an extension OF
the "Willos" Mining claim which said mining
claims the said Plaintiffs claim to be the owners
and IN the possession Of and to which you claim
some interest or estate, rs is alleged adverse to
thsm; and debsrrng you from asserting such or any
adverse claim to said mineral ground and for costs
AID you are hereby notified that IL you fail to APP
pear and answer the said complaint as ABOVE re
quited tn said plaintiffs will have your default en-
tered and apply TO said Court for the relitfdemAnd
ed in the complaint in this action
In testimony whereof l. II. j. Goodrich have
hereunto set my hand officially and affixed the seal
OF said Court, this sth day of June A. D. 1897.
II. J. GOODRICH,
Clerk The Fourth judicial District Court.
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To Holders Of Certificates Against
the General County Sund.
Notice is hereby given that thece s. now in the
County Treasury the sum # 500 Co FOR the re.
demption OF Certificates Of Indebtedness against
the General Fund Of Lincoln County Nevada, and
thst sealed pr ip)ssls fjr the Sur n Ter Of such
certiic Etes viii o. Received BIZ M untn the next
regular meeting Of th- Boa ID Of County Commits.
sioneTs, to.w November st as provided in the law
for the redemption Of certificates in statutes
Of 1897 ut page 40.
y. p. DOLBY
County Treasurer of Limo In County, Nevada
Treasurers Once, Lincoln Co., New,
Pioohe. October II 1897
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G. O. Newell returned on Monday
from a weeks trip to Stateline. He
reports recent events in the district
which promises to speedily determine
what the mines there contain. Sat
urday and Sundays storm left six
inches of snow there and everybody
is getting into their winter quarters.
Joe Delmue was in from Deerlodge
district last Saturday. He and his
partners are still pushing work on
their gold properties there. In a
ninety-foot tunnel driven along the
ledge, numerous pieces of quartz
bearing free gold, some as high as
$500. a ton, have been found,
but no regular deposit of ore.
A part OF the claim has been bonded
to McCloud and others and work
will be continued
Beginning with next Monday
sun time will be adopted by which
to take up school. This time is 9s
minutes slower than the present, o,
railroad time. When running on
the present time school opens in the
morning at about S.l5 by the sun,
and this three quarters of an hour
is valuable time in families where
several children are prepared for
school. The slow time will be con
tinued till about the LIST Of March
next, when the frightening days will
permit a return to fast time.
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sTATELlNe DIsTslCT.

Whether j; IS to 5e Good Camp
or MOI Arrangement -ds
for Mil and immediate
Development Work.
After much tails, numerous exau. p
nations and propositions on IT,
part of intending inteo ~. matters
have taken a turn by which Stat
line is soon to have a mill fer the "a
dnction OF its ores, and its builders
propose to have it in operation with
in the next ninety days unless pre-
vented by bad weather.
NJ. Alfred Popkis, who spent
some time in the district last
winter and spring, is at the head Of
the enterprise. He was evidently
satisfied last winter with the ontloos.
He has been away for several months
but returned quite unexpectedly last
Thursday and Immediately bonded
number of the best claims in the
district. In his bonds he proposes
to erect mill, and expresses no
doubt of making the claims pay for
themselves before the bonds expire.
His acqui, uU4a l.-D.a- ll M
bert group Of three claims, the Creole
and the Utica All of them show
good values and are promising pros
poets. The Lambert group has been
often sought after as desirable prop
erty but the owners have held of
The time expressed is one year
and the several claims have gone in
at different valuations The amounts
are not known, or at least are not to
be made public, though they run in
to somewhat fancy figures in severn.
cases
Development work on the claims
bonded and the erection Of a mill
for reducing ores are conditions eX-
pressed in the bonds. Work will be
started on the claims at once and the
mill will be Immediately ordered
shipped.
1t will be erected in the gulch at
Line City, where water is most easily
obtained and where il will have
down hill pull for ore from every
claim in the district The character
of mill to be built is not specified
but it is to be of at least ten tons ca
pacity per day for Il starter arranged
so that additions can easily be put
on. The ores from all the bonded
claims are free milling and no diff
Guilty is expected in extracting the
values.
The big IA claim, situated about a
mile from Line City, up the Rice
canyon has just made an important
development. Nugent, the principal
owner has been working with three
men for some time, sinking to discov-
err the ledge, if possible, from which
the rich float found frequently there, I
originally came
Eight days ago at depth Of 40
feet they cut blind ledge Of good /
size. Their first samples ran 14O0
ozs silver and eleven and a half ozs,
,or about S250,00 a ton in gold 1t
is the long sought for ledge and the
owners are jubilant 1t is evidently
not free ore, for though rich, very
poor results are obtained from horn
ing.
On the whole the situation for the
entire district is very encouraging
and prospectors are going ahead
with renewed vigor, while the pros
poets of regular paydays and the dis
tribution of ready cash gladden. the
hearts of business men and others
who have interests, other than mines,
to promote
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Notice of Appointment.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE UNDER
signed was duly appointed on the 4tn day Of
june 1897 and gu ,lif d by the Fourth Jud-
lclal District Court OF the State of Nevada in and
Tor the Cou ~ of Lincoln as the adj ninistrator OF
the Estate of Nelson Gibson, late OF said County
deceased.
And all pc sons having clsims against the said
deceased, must within 70 ty Gays, after the FIRST
publication of this Notice, file the same, with the
necessary vouchers; with the Clerk Of said Court
Any claims not So filed shall be 'oreyer barre l.
rated Ploche, New, June 10th A. D 1897
W. NJ. DAVIDSON,
Admins ra'or OF the estate OF Nelson Gibson
deceased +. r. McNAMEE,
Atty for Administrator.
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a $780, 90 REWARD.

$500 reward is offered for tha cap
ture of the two men who two weeks
ago attempted to murder VIII Girls
void in White Pine County. OF this
sum White Pine County offers 5000
while Griswoldhimself assures a pay
ment of 100000.
Various reports of the whereabouts
of the renegades have been cnrrent
the latest being that they are camped
in the vicinity of Summit Springs in
this County, on the stage road be-
tween Panaca and Desert Springs.
They are said to have been seen
there during the early days of this
week.
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FROM peLAMAR.

All those served to appear on the
grand jury got of for the county
seat today.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
10 ). ~. MILLER.

YOU ARE HEREBY ..TiFlED THAT HAVE
eXpended one iln .Hr Dollsrs ia labor and
lmprOveu eats IN the CIR ieap'a lode, situated N
Crescent " lug Disuict. County ii iueuln State
Of Nevada, ~ will appear By ccrtiscats tloi March
SIN, D. ls9I, tho vthca Of the re- order OF "a:
eon6ty IN order 10 hold sit premise, urdsr N
Provisions Of Section 2'21, Revised SsUlas OF The
United StAies being the aIlpunt req lired TO bold
the same p the year ending December sist SOS,
and il within ninety days from tAa saayira II mi,
notice Tor thla Itnety days sfter this notice Us
pnbicatioul y fail or refuse 60 Contribute yaGr
proportion a. such expenditure 10 C0-oHutr scar
interest 10 said elaim VIII become the proper : Of
the So oscribsr M. er 5c.1 Section 1924
81. 4. McFAELaNE.
Saniert!lt, Ssn Baruardiuo County state Of Ca.
itOrnia. Arrii 18th. 1891
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Probate Notice.

lhE ~ sthtUE q ~ e Of TIE TO URTH
Judicial D .triet If tbs Ssl;s ~ Nevada In and
or the County Of LiacOll
the matter OF he Estate
Order to show cause
OF Why Order OF Sale OF
Real Estate Should
Eliza Lsws)n, Deceased. Not De Made
1t appearing to he Jadge of said court by the
petit m this day presented and flied by John 0
Gelobart, the AdministrQtcr q The estate Of Eliza
lawson, ceased. praying for an order of sale OF
real estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of
the real estate. to pay the debts and expenses Of 3D.
minstTatlon.
1t is therefore ordered by tie Jud ,e of sal court
that all persons neres ed in the estate of said de
ceased appear before the said District Cours OF tn
Four judicial District On Saturday the 30th day
Of 0etob r. A. D 1921 at one clock ia the after
noon of said day. at the cours room Of said District
Court at the town Of oche. in satd County Of Lin
coin, g. show cause why order should not BE-
granted to ths said Administrator to sell the said
real estate, and that copy Of this order be publish
ed at lsrst thres successive week in the Phoebe
Weekly Record a newspaper printed aad pnbliphed
IN said County. @. y. TALBOT.
Dated October l2th. 1921 District Judge
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The engine and compressor of the
new mill at Ely, were ready to be
tested last Sunday and the mill was
expected to start up sometime this
week.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
Gatarrb tit nidbt beilbar

bur6 lofale Nufi6ldse, neil bieie ben
SIP Der &rantbeit ni6t erreiden.
gatarrb lit cine Slut= pber conititutio=
nelle Granfbeit, uno nm oenielben gu
turiren, beoarf es innerer Seilmittel.
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unb auf Die i6leimige Sberfldhe. Sc
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uno 1T Elm ri6tises &esept. sic III
aus ben beiten betannten Stdrfungs=
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Die S1leimbaut. Sie pollfommen'
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es, pelber man Die tpunberbOllen Ge:
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banfen bat. Senbet fiir 3eusnine
Sislelben tperben frei perianbt.
i. s. @beneD & 6 o., Soleoo, 8
0ertauft bon Npotbetern, rs Gents
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Waibinston, %. Sept. SoIepb
2abun, Der @riinber Der Staot Oam-
ion in Nlasta uno glmer 5. 8otsiorb,
Der nit ibm in borti9en SntereFen ber-
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nit oem Griessietretdr Mleer iiber
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0unsersnrtb 3u beratben, bic I'M Win=
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griuden oes 0rn. Mlser bierber ge=
tpmmen. Ser Rriegsietretdr Mlger min
bos problem bur1 elm p6llis oriainelIes
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aur 3eit bereits 3u0efroren 1T uno bic
beioen @ebir9spdRe beinabe unpailirbar
iinb, ibn iotDobl als bic ibrieen @abi-
netsmit9lieoer unb ben prdlibenten in
ben lebten 9asen iebr angeleaentli1
beiddftist unb babel III 9lger auf e,n
3ransportmittel berfallen, tpeldes il,
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aber bereits als er i'm Norb.pelten Gol3=
banbel trieb. als prattiI9 erprobt bat.
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motipe. tpelAe. uripriin9lib fur bic
Ool3fdllerla9er belflmmt, lid nod Nn-
iiht bes Gefretdrs aud auf ben Olfon
beriuenben iaRen ipiro, iobalo Die Sis,
bede auf bemielben cine setpiile Side
erreidt bat. dit eini9en FOLDER Ma=
idinen auf bem Gluiie 9laubt man ale
n0tbise Rabrunssmittelsufub nad bem
Golblanbe beiDrgen uno benz Notbltano
unter ben @oloiudern abbelfen 3u fbn=
nen. Gie prattiihe grfabrung, tuelde
@efretdr Nlger bate, mar, oaB Die Ma=
i1ine beribiebene Sonnen Dol3bl6fe
nit aiemlih bebeutenber Gel1pinbigfeit
bis Su IL Meilen bic Gtunoe, iiber cine
gisfldde fortidleppen taitn. Die Go=
fomotlpe 1T nit einem 6d,ubbah unh
G6ubpdnben Deriehen, 10 baB Dei3er
uno MaiAiniit niAt bon Der 9dlte au
leioen baben.
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8ei pem Serrem 400 tie nid)t.

Sic mar pobler3ogen, intelligent uno
BON gar nibt unih6nem gleuBeren
a5er ben Derren fdien iie ME gu sefal-
len. Genielben NOR ihr 3uriidaeso9e=
neg, fheues We,en sumioer. Sic ia8s
ten, lie lei talt lpie elm gisSapfen. Nr,
mes Mdoben ! sic litt an funttionelz
len llnreselmdbigfeiten, uno es NOR ibr
abiolut unmDglih, fur irseng etipas
elm lebbafterers Suterelie on oen Sag
5u leeen. Mber zines Sa9es ipuroe es
anoers. Sic borte bon Sr. pierces
Favolite Prescription. Sic faufts
lif eine 6lai9e bapon uno batte bieie
nod nidt balb auf9ebraudt, als iie lib
fhon wie neu aeboren fiiblte. Sept ere
freut lie lib ppllfommener 8eiunoheit
uno bat glnbeter beim Subeno. Geire
6rau, fein Mdoben brauAt an funttio=
neaen unregelm1Ri9fciten uno Shmd=
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prescription" lit elm untriigliNes Mit=
tel gegen ale 2eiben, an oenen oas
ldwddere 8eihle6t 5u leiben pflegt.
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Ser 9apaiiihe @rngreb bat ein=
ltimmig ben Gertrag betreffs 9lnglieoe=
run9 an Die Ser. Staaten 9ut9ebeiBen.
Wenn Der Senat Der Ser. Stanten ben
8ertrag ebenfalls autbeiBen miro. 10
miro Die Sapaiil6e Gepublif Elm She'll
Der Union peroen. @leid5eitis wuroe
beri6tet, DAB Sapan ipieoer unter ger=
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0auptltaot ibife, nm lib nOtbisenfalls
Der 9ln9lieoeruug nit @enalt gu wiDer=
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Gtwass.. ipiKem.

IS lit ettpas iperth, gu milen, bab bas
bette Mittel, um bas ermiioete 9ierpen=
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sebraudt baben, als oas bette 8lutrei=
niaunss= uno Nerpenitdrfunss Mittel
beaeihnet. Sir so Gents unO 81 bel
2 s. 6. Miller & Spbn, NpDtbefer.
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6roker Weroiettf /!

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per pot senaue austnnit iber elm CANA neues &c.
hdft ipot irgenb cine 9erf0n mdnnli6eu ober tueibs
libeu @ei9ledts auf ebrlibe WsiIe unb Obue srsBe
auslasen nub Wibe iiber 100 Dollars per Wionat
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abreifire
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Canton, Lewis Co, Mo.
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9r. pierces Beliefs furiren WerIto<
pfuna, 8iliplitdt, SeroaIunosbeihuer=
ben uno ROpfweb. Sin pia6en biloet
cine 0DSis.
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SAmade, nerb0ie Yerionem,

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6robIinn piebererlausen fbnnen San3 neueS Seil.
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libe Bud perIie9et 3uoeIonot BON Der Yruat tlinf
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WALTERS FIRST TRIP.


 Walter T. was six years old. He never had seen the ocean. We were to spend the summer at the seaside, and Walter had a new bathing suit. Every boy in the block was invited into the house to see him try it on. and one day we discovered him in the bathtub surrounded by admiring group of juveniles, to whom he was discoursing about how he would dive from the end of the iron pier when he reached the ocean. When the young man, however, saw the ocean with the great waves rolling on the bench, he could not be induced to go near 1t, and positively refused to put on his bathing suit.
 One day his father offered him fifty cents if he would put on his suit and get wet all over once. He wanted the money very much, so he finally consent ed. Clasping his arms around his fathers neck like a wise, the great undertaking was begun. After much shivering and trembling he was wet about two inches above his ankles, when he exclaimed, Papa! I-guess-
 I-will-only-take- ake--ten-cents-wo this-time. Crypt.
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 company. The commanding officers of organizations occupying armories will be held responsible for the proper polic- ing of their respective quarters. The janitor shall be responsible to the off, cer in charge and through him to the quartermaster-g general for the proper heating and lighting of the armory, it's perfect cleanliness and order, and the ordinary repairs. He shall be responsi- blefor the perfect condition of the arms and equipments, to the officer account able for the same. Lounging on the steps, sidewalks or in front of armories, at any time, is strictly prohibited. The temporary storing of bicycles in the en- trance hall is prohibited. The senior officer in charge will be held strictly re- sponsible for the proper enforcement of the foregoing rules ana regulations. During his absence the next officer in rank present will be held responsible.
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USE OF ARMORIES.
Adjutant General Haven Issues an Or ders Prescribing Regulations to b

Adjutant General Haven Issues an Or
 ders Prescribing Regulations to be
 Enforced.
 Adjutant General Haven has Issued general orders in relation to the use of the armories of the state. The orders are substantially as follows:
 Applications for use or the armories, aside from regularly ordered military duty, must be submitted to the quarter master general for his action; and his decision shall be final, unless rescinded by the commanderin- chief. No bills shall be contracted on account of the arrnories except under the direction and authority of the quartermaster-g general. Whenever the officer in charge of any armory shall find that extraordinary repairs are necessary, application must first be made to the quartermaster gen. eral for his approval, except in cases requiring immediate action for the pre- servation of property, and where com- munication cannot be ct once had with the quartermaster-g
 Members of organizations quartered in armories, not under orders, will not be allowed therein before 6:30 D .m., ex- cept commissioned officers non-com- missioned officers and privates bearing a written order from their company commander, stating the object of their pass, or when accompanied by a com missioned officer. The armories will be opened for members from 6:30 p. III. to Il p. m. daily, except Sundays.
 Armories will be closed Sundays, ex- cept to commissioned officers or soldiers on duty by orders of the regimental commander or higher authority. Each company shall have the use of the drill hall and balcony on the nights of their regular drill, subject to the discretion of the officer In charge of the armory.
 Smoking and the use of tobacco are strictly prohibited in the hall, galleries, drill hall and on evenings of entertain
 ment in all parts of armories. Intro duction of wine, spirituous or malt liquor, into armories is strictly promb- ited. The committing of any nuisance or splitting on the floors is strictly pro- hibited.
 During drills or ceremonies, unless py | order of the commanding officer, no one | will be allowed on the floor of the main drill hall. except those who are engaged | in the drill or ceremony, and no person, other than members, will be allowed to enter the quarters of any company un- | less by invitation, or by permission of | and accompanied by member of such
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Good Minister-"No matter. I have had myself appointed a missionary to the heather, ana will soon be in the pay of the Board of Missions"
 "Eh! Air ye goin' to Africa?"
 No, I shall say right here "-New York Weekly
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Court,

OclODef 2Stn, 1851. ESTATE of CLARENCE c. MANN of New Haven, in said District, insolvent debtor After due hearing had of all parties in interest, this Court has this day appointed both of New Haven, disinterested persons, commissioners to receive and decide upon the claims of the creditors of said debtor lowed three months from the date hereof for said creditors to exhibit their claims to said commissioners. By order of Court,
 JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER, Clerk. The said commissioners will meet at the office of Wm. A. Wright, 715, First Nation al Bank Building, on the 29th day of Mo- yember, 1897, and on the 29th day of Jan uary, 1898, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days, for the purpose of at. tending on the business of said appointment.
 FREDERICK L. PERRY,
 CLARENCE DOWNEY
 Commissioners All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to o30 St VIM. A. WRIGHT, Trustee.