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rsturss Tsrsed several Pretty Flip
Iss Hops Dsfiuo the Day.
2eceipss Are Not Abnorma1, but
Traacrs fear Much Cotton Il
Held Back--Prfces.
ofnce az The post.
Hou.ton. rrIday, Noyember 5.

Houston. Friday, November 3.
The cotton market tunnel pretty flip
f1cps today. Futures opened down. tiisn
advanced dropped back aga'n ana hnaHy
closed a few points above the lowest anu
or points below last nights fsures.
january touched 5.7i on the opeulns =,
New York, slowly advanced TO DC WIN
several backward plungcs before reaenshS
that figure, then Stamped to 5.72 ann closed
NJ 5,7ld55.75 against 5.75@5.76 yesterday.
In New Orleans, January sold at o.3o lot
the lowest and 50. highest, the final bid
being $40, against $40 on the close yes
tCrduy.
IxveV,ool futures were only 's-eid down
at ,today's session. and this prevented any
severe decline In the American markets.
The weather news was also rather Dull
!sh, frost being predicted for several cot
ton States Saturday. with freezing wealth
err in Arkansas tonight. The spot markets
still show little stability, however. ana
offerings seem In excess OF the demand
Tho fact that a great deal OF cotton ~
secnNngiy held back IN this state Is con-
sidcred bearsh feature. II is claimed
by many that these holdings will eventu-
ally come upon the market at lower
price. as tho ordinary movement is con-
sidered far IN cxccss OF present needs.
Sentiment. which Is always a conrollins
factor for certain length OF time, Is ex-
tremely bearlsh now. and few people caii
see anything hopeful IN the sltuatloh.
telegram from New York today reported
liverpool buying and The Scrth selling In
that market There Is ten1cn.y Gerry
where to Increase estmltes. aud many
people III this State now believe that the
Texas crop viii be over i.00a010 bales. 1t
is true that there has heen noth'1s IN TIE
movement so far TO indicate crop even
that Large. but II Is cvntenied that the
full weight of receipts has not yei been
folt.
The end OF this month viii show about
100000 ha.es of cotton brought into sight
in the United States, Only once ~ the
past ten years bus less than - yer cent
OF the crop been marketed before Deceni-
Der !. The average per cent brought into
sight during the FIRST quarter Is greater
than that.
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Dry Gnndx Mnrknt.

In dry goods are practically UNCHANGED.
tnetc hesng no improved features In ANY
hrai,ch. Some C the results In the weeks
tradsnE have peea highly unsatisfactory.
rs MAS tho cnSo yesterday with print
cloths whch were sold al ?5-i6. which il
Isl lower than the lowest price eyer Nc.
fore reG ched. ~
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PAINTS ANp OILS.

OII1--Linseed in bbls. raw, iOc; boiled.
a2c; Petroleum, water white, $50 test, in
bb!s, 13c; in coses, $1.65; prime white. l50
test N bbls. l2c In cases, $l.i5. Brilliant
oil. s1.70: In bbls. i3c: stove gasoline, in
cases $50; IN bbls lie; Euiion oil, in bbls,
tic: IN cases $40; castor oil. medical
pure. $40 castor oil. commercial, 6stsc
per dozen: turpentne. In bbls. SIC.
WHITE LEAD-Str,ctly pure, eatHc;
standard white lead Alac
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HIDES, rALLow AND 1EEswAA.
lrices raid BY Houston dealers
SUGAR.

New York November 5.-Salgar-open
k te 81 steady; ssMsA; centrifugal. granu-
ass; seconds "a 3-i6. Molasses-cip,n sai
tl" good grades scarce NJ 1870; eenirifn-
sal steady. sails; syrup steady 2ofi25.
al ard steady '>oihiii-
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TIM wooi. MARKET.

- Prices pa'd by houston dealers
Twelve months. medium 10 az,
Twelve months. fins.. ..............s @io
Six months. l02 less 49, /"
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spot Prices compared.

The following table gives the price OF
middling cotton on the spot at seven OF
the worlds principal markets today. this
day .ast week aud for the corresponding
date IN 1896:
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DRIED Fruits Avn NI,rs

APfl, E,S- Fancy evapora;od 80 10 boxes.
Sac. In I u cartons. S4c; cho &c cvaro-
"a IN bulk, 50 10. Sc; fancy sliced. IN
!, ApEicoTs- s'se per ID loose; iosac in i.
scuRRANTs- In bb,s. &C: Is ID boxes,
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New fork. November S.-Further weak.
49, q Liverpool on spots ana contracts
souaS o4used some lcss here at the opsn.
~ "a Of short duration, as buying
oEaer sppeared abundantly Tor tho short
eno .ong account and prices rose quite
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WIRil AND NAILS

Quotations are on small lots. Special
prices on carloads
BARRED WIRE-GliGder. gal, 81 10 per
100 IBIS Waukega1 &c higher than Glidlen
WIRE NAILS-Rate $500 per keg, ad-
val ces, l0d, I'D and led. sc. 81 and Cd, l0c:
Toe
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hank ClcnrinGs.

New York. November 5.-The MI
table. complied bv Bradstreets. shau
bank clearipgs at the principal clis
tie past week. with the percenueti
crease or decrease as compared NJ
corresponding weel; last year:
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New York, November 5-Weekly-Net
rece'p yiv'; gross receipts y. 2n2: cxnorts
S7oo: forwarded 1909, salos 1905, sp.mners
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st. Louis Grain ana proyi.,,n.

~. IO.Ils, Noyember 5-Flonr weak
Mgeat Futures lower, spot higher. No. ,
RED, cash. elevator s79s bid, track Ssaasi,:
90 nard, cash 20; December s77s May
"a Cd; May IA Oats higher, in de-
a", No; 2, cash, elevator % bsi. rack
aSi-f,i; No white. cash 9?is; peceinber
go ASKED; Ma. IS4, Rye i6. Flax seed
lower, Corn meal steady, 40. Bran ,iull
ana unthaneed. Prime Timothy seed 80
Fly nm; prairie 700Ay.op; timothy S.pTe
Lead dun. 1925. Spclter 3.G. PORK
S'eaGy, standard mess jothing s.gjG,s. So.
R Rsra quiet: prize staam AS: choice ~.
~ p,coh. soNeu lots: extra short clear a.STi,.
i i,"nsd shoulders and shorts SIS: extra
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

coryh.ag TO location
Primo crude oil. loose... lis
Prime summer yellow OIL. II IL r3u
Prime cotton seed cake. -. .sl2 50 ais ca
PRIME cotton seed meal. 70 20 Sl1s IA
Llnters. per pound ....,.... JLen S,1
For LEGAL delivery Houston mills ouoto
meal and cake at Sii5odl5.0o per ton.
demand limited. '''.e'
New York, November 5--Cotton seed OF,
weaker and lower; prime crude 10: nri,n,.
crude b mills iiui5; prime summer Vel
low 2lIW22; on summer yellow 2ill2lis'
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=
sharply In the afternoon easier southern
spos markets and the New Orleans report
showing that 5000 bales more nnu cosne
Into sight this week than fhf same wse es
prices show a ioss OF some Of the gain
There was an apparent effort Of resist
at,co to the depression OF prices THIS morn
and npnsaTs. e s ~ desire of SQUIRE
ern spot holders to realize, that bottom
prices can not Ne far on and yet II Lily.
crpool does mt help values we may have
az a rermanent upturn Will be fcrthcoin-
Ing.
Grlmes COunty's Top Crop.
cargiii & Richardson today received by
express several stalks Of cotton. SIX 10
eight feet In height. loaded dowr with
full grown cotton holls. The plants came
from Nnvasota. In Grimes county. and
are a spicniid advertisement or the lgr'.
cultural possibilities OF that section. &c
complaining the Shipment was the follow
Ing note.
Niivasota.. Crimes County. Texas. No.
grsr s we hSss hs d 1oS crop VIII
all opel, and Will be the largest on record
IN Grimes county. ] average the toy crop
~ fully one-Quarter OF a bale 10 tho acre
Picking wall last TO the middle OF Janu.
AIRY. provided. rs | said, we have about
ten days good weather. The talk OF kilt
Ing frost destroying the top crop Is al
bosb. The frost here and around Grimes
county did not oven stop the cotton from
blcCmlDg.
Amount Into sight.
The movement for this and previous
weeks this season and the corresponding
weeks OF tho three previous seasons. ac-
cording to Secretary Hester. IL az fol-
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The active future months In the three
leading markets show the following
changes since last Fridsy, and also COM
pare with this date last year:
Last Last
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Chicago, November 5.-~There was light
supply OF cattle in the pens, but there
was slow market AMI prices vert 10
better. Sales wHtS at an extreme range
lots The stockel' and feeder trade show
ed considerable animation, at the buying
was largely by areculltors prices ruling
steady for desirable cattle. Bulls 2,S0Q
he.fers 3,ODd4.O0 Calves showed no
chang Texas cnttle sold off a little and
Western rangers broke about loc. Good
to clio. &c steers sold at O0Hi2i.
Trade in hogs wals active at about yes
terday's prices. Heavy packers sold at
3.oofa;25 and prime bacon hogs at 1860
80: the bulk went at 3.5Oa3.65. The mar
ket closed firm.
The market for sheep and lambs was
slow. the fleece being wet, and sales were
largely Ice lower than the weeks best
prices. Native Urine stuff moved off at
Z. g1275 for the poorest to 3.61u4.6D fer
the best, while. Wes;enn range tocks
3.7anb; 40 and few prime selected lambs
brought 5.9ca6.oo' yearlngs going for 49,
G500.
.Receipts-catte 900. hogs 5000. sheep
l2Cov
st LOUIS. November Seattle Receipts
2Se' shipments 1903; steady; far to choice
native and export steers .25d5. 10: dressed
beef and butcher steers 4.00lli.S5; steers
under 1000 pofrlds 3. 4004.35 stockers and
feeders s.25ni 25 COWS and he.fers 2.Goa
t.2: canning cows l.5g,2 Co., Texas and
Indian steers ac0a4ol; cows ana heifei ;
2, l0@3 81. Hogs--Reccipts 500, shipments
1900: steady; lights S56ms7O mixed 3. y5u
SEQ. hsavy 3.60dS.10. Sheep-Rece,pts luuS
shipments none. strong; native muttons
3.NAa % culls ana bucks 2.25a3 90; lambs
i.N15.75.
Kansas City. November 5.-Cattle-ke-
ceipts aoos; steady: Texas steers !. 1914 10;
Texas cows 25odS,65; native steers 3,70i,
SOC: native cows and he fers e.OOU4 10:
suckers and feeders 2.I5sit 80; buHs !, 25si
$3.50 Hogs--Receipts 1900 steady 10
strong. heavy S.40u3 so; packers 3STi6sI
$50 mixed S.f5@3,G5; tights Q. is5yS' III .
workers S.5snS.6Tis; p.gs 3, iOcl355 Sheer
Receipts 1850: slow; lambs 4Ooay5 rs; NUT
tons 3.i0u4.a.
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re. November 5..-Sp,l
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots OF staple
Commodities,

These quotations are revised daily and
.heir correctness cen be relied upon The
prices are those ruling in the Houston
" hoiesale markets.
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Amonnt Into siaht.
Totals ...s,aeaolo a,4i7,65i 2.5oi.l4S 3 sso.(
stncIs. ut Lending Mnrkct..

The following table shows the stocks u
American cotton held at seven OF tho
principal markets Of the world today this
DAY last week and for the corresponding
date last year:
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III 5SuoLIIb LutuIeS TdIIEttI Is IUIIUWs:
Articles lOpen. h gh.l Low IC!ose
Cash quotations We're as follows:

- VSS'oiVHs were as loUoWs.
Flour Easier. Zoe concessions quoted.
slNS2 No red pIas.
CoIn- No. ant No. Yellow 95a.m253.
=. Oats No. 2, lais No. white o b aJi,d
Eye No. 2. AZ.
Harcy-No. 2 2d6IiO
l,li'N seei-No. l. 1.o3hGl.O7
ttmo.hy seed + rhine. 265
Aless Itork--per bill, 7i0nT. IS,
Lard Fer leo lbs. 42idi.s7iS.
Snort ribs sides-Lrosc. 4.sJf54a5.
Dfy sailed shoa'ders-Boxed. i.Y5.
Sto!t clear sides Boxed. IN.
Wh'sky-Distiuers' nnished goods. ne.
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firm; ordinary to good iaist. Oats
No. = gackeu SH. n


No. : sacked 25M.
Kansas City. November 5.-Whest,
orally lower; no. hard "A; No. y q
No red a5lI9i No. 2 spring ". Ccf1j
about steady; No. 2 mixed 2siiz3k
hrm; No. 2 white u, kye steady, 81
firm. ue manG strong. cnoice tsm0tm|
cho.ce prair,e 100. accomplishment
uJp. corn 34,U0O. cats 1000 Shlpn'
Wreat 9o,0Jv, corn $1,000, oats ;uQv.
Chicago advices by private wire
w. Hunter a. Co. gave curb on Dec1
wheat "a higher, at 1855. Puts sold III
91ia 10 Y2, and cafis INN Ass 10 81
on May wheat sold at 90,s AMI ~
9l5s. A reaction is due Saturday
on December corn sold at Is 7-Sdxl
calls at 26is.
New York, November 5.-Wheot]
ceipts. $3.50 bushels; spot weak IA. &
80 rs: options closed hats net Lowell
cember closed is4A. over. at &c Lid
November closed y6l5.
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Vet Receipts "a, All u. .. rsr,>.

Decrease
Comparative Cotton Statement.
New York. November s-For the way
e. dang Friday. November s:
ports during week . 80 ess a..
~ee~ ssst year''.-............ S0e4to
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GraIn and ProNt.ions ElxcMherc

New Orleans, November 5.-iIog prod-
ncts STEADY; pork. oil 81. lard, renred
.;,+rres; ! boxei meats. dry sal. shoulders
hnnis. chsEce sugar cured SeiS,, Flou.
nie her; extra sarcy f.sodi1O: patents 5,Oo
e. s.c ,sorn meal auies. ieo Bran quiet,
.,,"N y 70. Corn stel ": No. 2 sacked.
White o. mixed 5saS7. yellow s7ass REG
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United states Exports.
rrlt. moes Inc. ,.-
stock. Mt United state. Ports.
Comparative spot Markets..

The following arr the closing quotations
for cotton on 'he spot today at the leading
markets. together with the closing OF mil
ding yesterday, with today's sales.
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. o. Il. mill. Texas lrsterior noints a.
,hs1p IN fN~'ANS, a.
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OPERATIONS AT suLLIoNvlLLe

New operations on the Bullion
vile tailings will soon be begun.
Mr. j.. f. Pec4, of Pec4 Bros, who
for years have operated successfully
at various points throughout the
country on tailings, arrived at
Bullionyille during the week with a
force of men and has already made a
good start in preparing the mill to
receive their special machinery. two
carloads of which is enroute from
Chicago. There is some remodeling
to do, but they expect to be ready
for steady work by October. Fiji
teen men are employed now and the
force may be increased to fifty before
the preparatory work is finished.
The process used is patented and
IS known only to the Peck Bros.
themselves. We hope the enterprise
will meet the most SAM u:ne expec
tations of the promoters, for aside
from the benefit to them it will in
fuse new life into a once very lively
section.
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NEW TODAY.
DISTRICT COURT
SUMMONS.
In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
triet OF the State Of Nevada. Within and for
Lincoln County.
The State Of Nevada sends Greeting to

The State of Nevada sends Greeting to
J. D. Osborne, J. G. Russell. J. H. Baker, Charles
King, GamnA Poneine, G. H. Hobbs, John Doe,
and Richard Roe
fou are hereby required TO appear in an action
commenced against you as defendants by William
Nheatley and F. W Diekle as plaintifs in he
Fourth judicial District Court Of the Sta Of New
Ada, Lincoln County at the town of Phoebe. a, a
answer the complaint therein, which il on BIs Win
the CLERK Of said Court, wit lin ten days ter the
service on You of thi, Summons exclusive Of the
LAY q seryiee If served in said County or twenty
days II 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 to the prayer of said complaint
the said action is brought to recover Judgment
and decree against you the said defendants ouiet.
ing the title Of said Plant ifs to that certain rnns
al ground situate in wdat is known as the Groom
Mining District in said County Of Lincoln and
State OF Nevada, located. recorded known and call
ca 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 Plaiatiffs claim to be the owners
ana IN the possession Of and to which you claim
some Interest or estate. is alleged, adverse to
them and debarring you from asserting such or any
adverse claim to said mineral ground and for costs
Aud you are hereby notified that IL you fail 70 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 reliefdemand
ca IN the complaint in this action.
In testimony whereof 1, Fl. j. Goodrich have
hereunto set my haDd officially and affixed the seal
OF said Court. this sth day of June A. d. 1897,
II. j. GOODRICH,
olerk ofthe Fourth judicial District Court
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School Appor.Ionment.

A generous apportionment of
State and County school moneys has
just been made, and the several
districts of the county are in excel
lent condition for the opening Of
school which will generally occur
next month.
Following is the amount given
and the present condition of each
fund.
have this day apportioned to the
various School Funds of the County.
the sum of $364S.I2, State School
Funds, and the sum of $500. 90,
County School Funds, the distribu-
tons to each Districtbeing as follows.
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Notice For Bids.

Notice is hereby given that scaled propos.ls will
be received by me at my ofies at the Court Bonse
up to noon on Monday the 9th day of september
1897, for delivery at the court house o. ftesn n6
cords OF first quality cedar cord wood The Board
Of Commissioners reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
IL GOODRICH
Clerk OF the Board of
County Commissioners
Dated Ploche, Nevada August 5yh 1927
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Stateline District.

Statellne District.
Statelne Aug 18th. 1885,
We had a cloudburst on Spul
Mountain yesterday the flood from
it came down the left hand gulch in
breast five feet high, but did lit.
tie damage except to the road
through the gulch. The road super.
visor has a crew of men at wrok
getting it in shape again.
The camp is rather quiet at pres
ent, the mine and mill experts have
gone and so far as known, have done
nothing towards either building a
mill or securing any mining prop
erty, with the exception of Mr..
Brewster. of the Kansas City Mil
ling Co. who, report says has bought
an interest in the claims located
north of town,
The owners of the Gold Haven
Mine have refused an offer to bond
their claim for 100000. The
parties making the offer agreed to
make a payment down, put on
hoist and work continuously during
the life of the bond. In fact the
work contemplated by the men who
made the proposition is just the kind
OF work most needed here. They
intended to put down shaft on the
property that would have tended to
develop the whole camp The Gre
ole and Ophir Mines are sacking ore
for shipment TO Bullionville. The
owners of the Spur Mine are show
ing some very rich specimens of
Native Silver ore from new strike
made on the property a few days
ago.
A ten thousand block of Big
Fourteen stock changed hands yes
terday on the strength of an assay
certificate shown on the street, that
ran Ill ounces gold and 1904 oun-
ces silver.
Jack Davis of the Annie Mine at
Mercur, and DIR. McIntire of Provo.
are expected in on to-nights stage.
The impression prevails here.
That if the claim owners of the
camp do not come down to reason
able figure for their prospects, and
get within the reach of purchasers
those who stay here will have anoth-
er year of stagnation to look ahead
to.
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Notice for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals win
ne received by me at my office at the Court House
up to loon on Monday the h. day Of September
1887, for the taking down and rebuilding Off por
ton OF the jail building and the abutments sup.
porting the same fun description of tho work to
be done can be obtaiuei from John Simpson
member Of the Board of County Commissioners.
The Board reserves the right of reject any and all
bids.
II. j. GOODRICH,
Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners.
Dated. Phoebe, Nevada August 9Th. 1897.
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The dance advertised to take place
at Spring Valley tomorrow night
promises to be we'll attended. A
number of parties will go from here
and Panaca.
Mrs. G. w. Roeden arrived on
last Fridays stage and will make
nef nome here in future. The
family will shortly occupy the
dwelling of Henry Eilers on Nc
Cannon.
Toney jacobson and family left
last Sunday for Panaca from where,
together with Mrs. Laura jacobson
they proceeded on Monday to Mays
vale, Utah, where they expect to re-
side in future.
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NOTICE.

To all Persons Having Claims Against
Lincoln County.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL CLAIMS
hereafter presented for allowance against Lin
coin County must conform to the provisions Of Sec
ton No. 1880 Of the general statutes and must con
tain reference to the law, orier. contract or au
thority by title. date and section, authorizing the
sane, or they viii not be acted upon.
Also that all bills must be presented not later
than the saturday preceding the day OF meeting Of
the Board
By order Of the Commissioners.
II . doopRIoH. Clerk of the Board.
Dated July 1lth 1897
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Notice of Appointment.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHR UNDER
signed was duly appointed on the 4th, day Of
Juae A. ID. 1897 and qutlth d by the Fourth Jul
tclsi District Court OF the State of Nevada in and
Tor the Cou ty Of Lincoln as the adj Illustrator q
tne Estate Of Nelson Gibson, late of said County
ana all pc sons having claims against the said
ueceasei must within TO ty DAYS, after the rst
puoieation OF this Notice, file the same, with the
necessary vouchers; with the Clerk of said Court
any claims not So filed shall be forever barrel
Dated, Phoebe, New. June 10th A 1897
W, NJ DAVIDSON,
AuIhnistrator OF the estate of Nelson Gibson
ueeeased +. r. McNAMEe,
Atty for Administrator
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REDEMPTION FUND.

Treasurer S Office.
1'O THE HOLDERS OF sRTIFICATFs OF
j indebtedness against the General Fund of
Lincoln ounty, Nevada. accrued prior to the FRS.
OF pril 1878,
>otice is now given that mere is now the sum of
81 100 in the redemption Fund, applicable to the
posals for the surrender of the same Will be re.
eeived at my Office up to the 9th day of july
A. d. 1897, in accordance with the provisions OF
an Act OF the Legislature of the State of Nevada,
approved March lth, 1876
N. P DOC ny, County Treasurer
Dated, PIooHE, NEVADA, June IT. 1897.
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Mrs j A. Clark, after month $
visit with her parents here, return
ed to DeLamar last Friday.
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NOTICE

10 Holders of Certificates Against
the General County Fund.
Notice is hereby given that there is now in the
Connty Treasury the sum Vt $1,000 co. for the re-
denption OF Certificates of Indebtedness sRainst
: ha General Fund Of Lincoln County Nevada and
IN Vt sealed pr posals for the surrender of such
certihc Ates viii be received BY me until the next
regular meeting of The Bead Of County Commits
sioners towit September 9Th as provided the law
for the redemepti1n Of such certificates In statutes
OF 1897 at page 40.
n. P. DooLEY,
County Treasurer of Lincoln County Nevada
Fraasurer's Office, Liueoln Co., New
Phoebe August ~ 1897
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-08-19
r. d A. M.
ST IoRX.s LODGE so. Is.

"a MEETS THE FOURTH SATURDAY in
"a. each month al odd Fellows Hail, on Main
u * street. All visiting Brothers il good
I " standing are yited 10 attend
W. Il. SCOTT, Secretary
Ii n MAYO. " VI.