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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

Decree of distribution of estate Johnnie N Morrison. deceased. dis- tributlng lot. 2 1. 6, <. 10, l2 li. blk 2S. Prescott. Co F E Morrison and children.
 Aug. 5-A Fuller Co Pres id~n, Monro.. Mining Co. d-rd t0 seven mines, mIlI sites and water rights. SqBaw er,.tk dist. Sl0.
 O \ Ensign appropriStes all water of Castle creek ai juuct on nl Buck Horn creek.
 GA Lame and P Diskia locale Black Hawk and Cohl-r uius-s Black Hills diet.
 BQaiJada Co II Es-ingef sud , Judeil miee of SlS3 50 oa lot ., blk :, Jerome.
 JW Robbias and wife to Mrs Sarah F Mitchell. m'g- of Si50 on lots 6 and i- Sse g twp IA n. ? ".
 R Wheeler sni r IF Harris locate Buzzsr,i mine Ha ,ssyampa dist
 Fidelity Savmgs Association to Chas \ SeWall aud gifs'. U.ls'Sss' of S2i50 mtge on lots g and n, blk l, East Prescott
 3ohu Grace ,o Tobixs B0wser. oes.d Co lnt 9, b!k |. Rutieis- add, Jerome. S35o
 Archie St P,,;er ami wifi. t0 II F Owen, deed of News and Globe mines. Verde dist. Sl
 Aug. '. D \ Blrtholdi locates Littbel lohni mine, Verde districi
 Carl Kuriz aud lohn II His- To- rate Cypress Flat and Mountain Pass claims. Weaver district.
 Thos E aud T II Zsiger locate AqueIla min... Kirkland district,
 RJ II .lmes locates E'eetra mine, Kirkland district.
 J D Rurch and wife to Lyda \ Ross, deed, S5O0; lot m Syndicate addition, Jerome.
 Fl C Blackiori to Mrs Nj F Burct, deed, S400; lot in Syndicate adGi- ti0n, Jerome.
 Wm Ruay "a l. R Ligier, leases st,.na quarry near Kirkland.
 Cari B-hR to H D Aiiker. sale, Sl etc; stock Of goods at MeCAbe.
 Carl B..hn to II D Aitken, deed. Sl O00; 50xl00 feet of surisre ground oF Jim Chow mine, Big Bug district
 Annie Sisk sud James Q Gordon la ate Big Dlndy mine, Hassayampa district.
 EW French. 4 W Edwards, \ A Moore and R B Waterman locate tUa placer ela ans in Walnut Grove di-trict
 ND Ross to Walter : Hy,ie, deed Sl. four lots in Jerome.
 < q Lines. Hsury : Burden. EdW G Zrilr. Edwin Bonuell and : W F StriBger incorporate AlmoUo Mining Company
 FL Gobiu to H P Anderson. deed Sl. two mines.
 Horace Yeomans to D Lew X Co. ms 2 $500. mules, burros and pack outfit.
 P&ER R Co Ns T c Barlow Nj .ssicks. ei al, judgment for defend ants fnr Sl25n0 and e, Sts, and judg- ment for plaiatid granting right of way scross laud.
 Same railroau Lynx Cres-k C X l. C'., et al. judgment Toe drsndants for Si25.0g aud costs aud iudgEsent for plaintiff granting right of way across land.
 EW Wells vs John R Wr,is and wife, estate John NJ Roberts W C BassFord and R H Rarmislrr. judg- m nt oi S5.692 22l.
 B-B Cn to Horace Yeomahs, $500, r.leasc uf mortgage on pack outfit
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
cnnrhf In . nnr.

"Why is it. be asked. "that beauti fui women are always the most stupid,'
 "sir, she replied. Jam I to under stand that you desire Co cast reflections upon my mental capacityf'
 "Oh. Boi' he hurriediy returned Il have always said that you were one of the brightest girls ever''-
 But be didn't finish. Before he could dc so be rsaIizsd that he had said the wrong thing and could never make it right -Londou Fun
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
GesfisE AloaE We'll ToEether. nCan yru uhlige ue with Q kheet of

paperf
 "Yes."
 "And sE envelcpey'
 "Fes
 And a postage stampf"
 ''No. but here's q oents l"
 Thank you; that viii do 5uss ss vel. ''
 "Don't you want me to bring you letter boxf''
 "I'm afraid it will be too much sroa- bIs "
 'sNot st all If y0u'll wait around hsrs half a minute. I'll call np the postal department at Washington " May 1 ask what forg''
 "Pm going to request them Co put the postoface CD wheels and have it fol- low yoa around. '"
 How kindi l am afraid this package is little heavy for one stamp Haven't you cents morsy' -CieyslaDd Plain Dealer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
An nId Pe-rnHe.

The premier baron of England, Lord de Ros. has just celebrated his birth day. having completed his seveuty-~ee- ond year. There are older pesrages Still in existence, but the baroDy of De Ros is the oldest peerage of that grade, it having been created in 1264 by Henry
 III, and the present peer is the twenty fourth holder of the title. That gives an average life 10 each holder Of over % years, but many of them did not suc- ceed to the title very early in hfe- The present peer was 47 when he succeeded
 his father. The present Lord de ROs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

On Saturday last R. C. Richards, Postal telegraph manager and line man at Gallup, went out 10 repair Postal wires at MeCsrthy's- He was on a pole at i2-S0 in the after noon with his pocket telegraph in- strument, and had cut in on No. 2 wire, asking Albuquerque office Il everything was O. K. Just as be was receiving an answer to his ques- ton. lightning struch the wires. the stock throwing him over on the wires. and before he could b. r@
 moved he was dead.-CocOnino Sun
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

The Armor Consolidated Copper companv. Uith a ,ap;s. uf S5,000001, was incorporated at Fent0n, New Jersey, for the purpose of operating uiaes m Arizoua and New Mexico. The incorporatnrs ale C. N. King,
 F. R. VanderhoOf, Isaac Gol,ieTvain, : C. H Tomlin. John Aulvancy.
 The H-ral.i v-stefds7 published tho news of czye-iu 1t a miEe near ! T,.sabstone in which a mIner uame,l
 Fisher was eulombed. The acci- dent occurred Sunday morning and the uHiort mate miner IS still i'm prisoned The Prospector says: For over lwo days and hall, or. tO be exact, since II a. n. Sunday, has work besn pushed with uTeless auergv hy willing miners to reach the tomb of the unfortunate cam raIe. but thus far the search has been in vain. Oae point reached where tt wss thoughthe might have been, avajled nothing; m another drift the search continues and grop- ing about with no guides of voice or sound to locate. will, 1t Is feared, be difficult ;o find the imprisoned man. ] Al Chattanooga. Tenn, August l. Richard Wilder, a Chicago mason, was found dead in the outskirts oi ! the city with his throat cut from ear ! to ear. W. E. Wheeled. a promi-
 nent young business man Of Dayton, ! Teun., was robbed aud murdered by
 negro highwayman last night al Redwood, Tenn, while en route tC
 the railway stallion. The body wa:
 placed on the Cincinnati Southern
 railway track to hide the crime.
 A horrible disaster occurred a;
 Mount Desert, Michigan, on Sunday
 4 train load of e1cursIonists bound
 for Bar Hsrbor had just arrived
 there aud passengers were being
 transferred to d boat when the ganG
 plank broke percipitsting about 2O'
 men. women and children into th'
 water, twenty people were drowned Troops 4, D aud NJ of the ThirC cavalry have left Fort Meyer, Va
 for Seattle, en route to Manila. A Chicago the detachment will be join . ad by other commands. Five Othe
 troops of the Third at Ft. Ethan Al len will join the command at Seattle
 The mounts for the cavalry accom- !, pany them in specially arrange | stock cars.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

Surely the good era of sectional feeling has come when the coufed- crate veterans of Ohio aud other states are arranging 70 erect a hand some monument to the 2, ,260 confed- crate prisoners who died and were buried at Columbus, Ohio.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
Board of Eaualization.

Notice of lhe meeting of the Board oi Equalization of the city of Pres colt.
 Notic', Is hereby given that the AS- sesSment list for municipal taxes fJI the year 1899 WAS returned Co the comInuu counril of the City of Pres colt, July 3i. by tis city assessor ani notice Is hereby gwen that the mayor and common codneil ot the ciiv oi Prescott will meet, sit and ac; ss board ef equalization on the l0eh day uf August, 1899, al ;he heur of 10 o'clock a- m-, and that ihey will s,e m session each day al thc same hour for i've days for the purpose of equalizing the valuation ot property as -et down iu saii as st- sment list
 All persosz, firms, corporations, as-Dciaiipn+ and companies d~Sjtiug c. make compiaint ia regard t' the assessed value of any property ap- ps4riug upon sa d assessment lust : may pre.eai to the cl,a k nf the eon- mon council thair cnmp amt in writing or or i,.fo-. he i2ih day Of Ausust. lS.l9. s4d no complaint noi Sa l,resauJ,.d w,ll ie considered by sad board J r. BAUDER.
 C rrk nf Common Council
 Prescott, A T, Aug :, lS99.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

Hamilton Clark. of Chauncey, Ga. says he suffered with itching piles twenty years before trying De Wits Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes of which completely cured him. be- ware of worthless and dangerous counterfeits. Brisley Drug Co
 The Transvsal trouble is clearing
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

Walter Talbot of Phenix, has been appointed commissioner of immi- grafton Tor Maricopa county under the provisions of the law passed by the last legislature.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
To Whom it May Concern

The partnership heretofore exist ing between ". P. Coviilaud and Geo. H. Francis tn the drug busi- ness, Head block is this day dis solved by mutual consent, W. P. Covillaui assumes all indebtedness of he late firm and all outstanding accounts owing tba firm ara payable 10 him. W. P. COvILLAUD,
 GEO. H. FRASCIs- Prescott, Ariz-, Aug. l, 1899.
 Referring to the above 1 viii say t5at in taking full charge of the business, I will endeavOr to merit the confidence and obtain the patronage of my friends and their fdends-and can assure the public that the goods and prices of the .-Up-to Date drug store, new post office building, will he satisfactory in every respect
 Yours for business.
 W. P. CoFILLArD- .
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Admiral Dewey has learned the art of keeping his mouth closed.

A single New York City stre, railway carried 2S9,0O0,0O0 pssser- gers last year. No wonder fortunes are made out of street railways.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

It oosts ss25 8 year to keep up the gilde5 coach of the lord mayor of Lon don. l. weighs four tons and was built in I557. lcug before carriage springs were in general Uss The body hangs on fnur -frar.s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

Virginia towns ani summer resorts are pinic stricken on account of the epidemic Of yellow fever that has broken out at the Hampton soldiers home
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
NnrICE TO ParEoNs.

Subscribers to the JoUKNAL-MINER failing 10 get their paper promptly 1ither bY mail or carrier, or ID case
 not satisfactorily delivered by ,4e carrier, will confer Q favor by notifying this office so that the fault may be remedied. tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
No Way Oct Of It.

We are worried about Julia. She scs out of a sickbsd bo go Co the matt nee
 How could shey
 "sbe had to go: she had ticket "-- Chicago Recofd.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
W.P. Cov1LLsrn.


The best coal for the lowest cash prica. for sale by P. C Paine, agent Tor CaIedoniau Coal to- Leave orders at Ous store ov Tel. oZ-
 The best aud cheapest coal lu tle market delivered 10 any part ot town. Leave orders with 5. H. Weaver -
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

Sir Julian Paunceforte, ambassa- dor Of Great Britain to the United States, has beer raised 90 the peer aOa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
IN THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

In the Philippines the law which re lates to the property of married PeO- ple is entirely in favor of the wife.
 Any property bride may possess is never by any chance settled upon the husband and if he is poor and she iI well off He can only become at most administrator of her possessions.
 After death, unless the wife has ex- ecuted a deed in her husbands favor, under a lawyers eye. the property goes to her children and blood relations, but none 10 her husband.
 X married woman retains her maid en name and adds to il that of her hus- band with the prefix de, " and the chil- dren bear the names of both parents.
 The husband symbolically endows the bride with all his worldly posses sions after marriage. In fact. it is clearly case in the Philippines of whats yours is nine and what's mine is my own." as far as the women folk
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

Senator W. A. Clark, of Montana, the Copper K'rg of Jerome, arrived in Prescott la evening, coming by special train rom Jerome Junction with President F. NJ. Murphy of the s. F. r. X P railroad. He only re- mained over night m Prescott, leav- ing on this mornings train foE Gal luP where h. has extensive coal in- terests. D. ring his visit here be as sured those who conversed with him that be would do everything in his power in the senate to promote the interests of this territory.
 F. NJ. Murphy this morning re ceived a copy of a letter, received by Governor \. O. Murphy from Adju- tant General Corbin, ID which the latter states that the reason the or der for reest ablishiDg WhIpple Bar racks as a military post was not be- ing carried out was on account of the fact that the engineering depart ment of the army has been unusually busy of late. He adds, however, that work will be commenced very soon on the rehabilitation of the post.
 The balance in the county treasury on July was Sl9,54s.72 and on July 3l it was slS,'fc is given as p by th' ] treasurer's re,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
Board of Supervisors.

Monday, Aug. 7-Thetrcasurer ar peared and the board proceeded tC make settlement with hIm Tor the month of July, 1899.
 The following claims were audited and allowed on expense fund:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

Amount OI DOnu. Nlupts
 E1-Ma- ,, .~, afN0w York. in a recent interview sad: "lf they make the Philippine question one of the issues in the national campaign there will be hundreds of New York democrats vote for Mckinley next year. The anti-expsnsion idea IS not a strong one. There are a few who call themselves or are styled anti-eX- pausionists, but they are few and amount to very little in New York. At East Bernstadt, Ky, Clyde Thompson, aged Is, a son of Deputy United States Marshal George Thompson, was shot and fatally in- jured by a young man named Hol; Thompson, who was leaning against a telegraph pole, was asked hg Holt . to stand aside as he wanted to shoot at the pole. This he refused to do Again Holt told him and again Thompson refused. Holt ther drew his revolver and fired at the pole, the ball passing through Thompson's body an inch from the heart.
 Policeman Joseph O'Leary, o Chicago, was shot and mOrtally wounded Monday morning by one of three burglars whom be discover ed leaving a gunsmith's shop.
 The printers on the New 1orl Sun are OD a strike.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
B. P. 0. ELKS.

DEESCOrT LODGE No $50. meets FIrst and Third ~ edne-days Of each month E-ltiuz hr,,thars ara cordially invited Co attend
 RFksSE N. LING. E. k- D. A. EASTSER. Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
CHAS. NASH PURVIS & O., Bankers and Brokers
 Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold

!" 4 safe and careful banking IBsiness transacted under the laws | Pennsylvania. fILLIA MsPORT. PENNSYLVANIA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09
\ NIaHTs vt PYrsIAsPrr.ogsl ..

h NiuHiS Of PhfhiAe Prescott Lssi>c - A Su. t- lla.aiAr UleeI i- e of this --t 1 .vst. houiSl % D. u.- N t ,' iLAll. r,.s,st.l ail-. kEi<tts tu s,--.l -f-E-t' arr |, ssr,tallls iLsitsd iu attend.
 h. D. AA .~o .. 5. N. BASS. h ~sk |. k.-EthA SIAi.-tinl.i.u iinlr ta,asl.f As- sa.s-.t. iu Na--.rir iis! DO tns E5i- 'fl --.-;.J w s...Hft.
 uAkAiEs .- DLlk Esl, M,.rti.s t-z.f-.1 afsN N,UU S NRSsa bUii 1 S '-r- a.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-09

The chairman reported the appro- val by him of the nOtariAl bond of Ralph A Smith, with 4 knOblOck and Elwin F Tarr as suretIes. Amount of bond. 5000.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
Hung In Enjoy.

a strange sight gre, ted he eyes OF
Eiko's early risers this nornmg. Sus.
pended by the neck from the hal
yards OF the flag pole, the image Of u
man sN back aud forth in the
wind. The more timid thought a
vigilance committee had been formed
in the night and some noted criminal
had paid the penalty for his crimes.
y cIosc inspection, however. satisfied
all TINT it VIA merely u dummy made
up to represent district Attorney
Marion s. Wil,o on. The dummy was
dressed in pants Of n black and white
check, black coat and Il black hat,
The bend Was made OF -four sack
stuffed with straw OF other material
On the mce we're black marks for the
eyes, month and ears. Tied To the
feet wns Il board hearing this ~iurcrip,
ton: "Notice the big head since he
bccmme Dist. Atty. & high school
trustee. A big head & big coat &
little feet
The dummy swung back and forth
IN tho wind until about o o'clock,
when Sheriff Campbell cut il down
and gave II to mn Indian. who packed
1t of to his wiclslup for the old
clothes.
Tho cause for this display Of III.
feeling toward the district attorney is
supposed to grow ont OF his stand
IN the board oi education III favor Of
the opening ~ the high school Mon,
lay morning. But 10 the is the n !,
II IL difficult to nee why the 9th
menIbeB ~ the bonrd were no
'r"atcd IN the same way. M the Is
DEPENDENT is informed that tl,
board was n unit on the proposition.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
(FROM DAILYJ
9ALMAGUNDl.

The high school opened this morn.
ing with n email attendance.
Bring yonr job Work to the INpr.
pendent Office. Low prices.
The sick children are all improy
ing. The worst oi the sickness seems
to be Y
This has been a regular March day.
Snow. clouds, sunshine and billiards
have followed each other closely.
The latest styles OF visiting cards
a be had at the INDEPENDENT OF.
flee.
Charley Eiyer is down from Tuaca.
rora. lie reports the Dexter shut
down and things at a standstin up
there.
The trucks Of IL freight car got ont
OF nr Ter III the yarI yes'er lay and
the wrecking crew came up from
Cavlin and Strengthened out the
kinks.
According to the Chicago Demo
n fifteen attorneys are engage d
in Il lawsuit over an eight-,:ollar
clock nj Evansville. Ind. The clock
isn't wonnd up. but it is feared the
lawyers are.
Mr.. w. T. Crane ia considers ~
under the weather. Though sitting
up most oi tho slime, be suffers - good
deal OF pain. lie is bright aud cheer.
full mud seems IL long way from the
jumping off place.
Three Of Elko county's delegation
III the Legislature have gone tn San
Francisco or are lettering on the WAY
some where. Webster Patterson is
the only one to show up here.
the wreckIng crew were badly
frightened this afternoon. 4 COW
thai George Bruce was driving to
the slaughter house got n little mad
md hal some fun chlsing them
around the car they were working
III. The la5t seen ~ ION Mex ellipa
he WIS going up the sile It the car
like n cat. The COW stubhornly re.
fused to 90 until others cows were
driven with her.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17

a grcnt cOmmotion seems to have
tnkcn pincc among railway circles
owing to tho contemplated through
car service between tho Pacific Coast
md Chicago which In operating one
day each week. This Ia not u now lie.
pariurc 10y nny meme. ia tho Den vcr
d Rio rnndc Railroad Company und
itS connections have been operating n
through chr service Jotw cu the Pu.
ciiic and Atlantic cOnst via. Salt Lake
Pueblo, Denver, KananH City md
Chicago Tor years, and three days
emch, week. viz. every Wednesday.
ThursJny md Friday evening. Tho
cars Tor this through service nre Of
the lhtcst P"llman design, and arc
supplied with clean liucn md bedding
throughout. a Pullman porter IN rs.
aignCl tO ruch mr.. These care arc
also under the personal supcrv sion
=. II ;;ir-GiH! E%xruFainn agaa.
whose duty IL IN to SEQ TINT passcn.
gcre are gwen every comfort and ut.
tentiUr. For further Information. M.
ply Ia any nRcrt. or Is. II. Nrvlns,
General Agent, ar to II NJ. Gushing
Travelling Passenger \pcnt, -. & X.
O.. IL r.. ~ West :iti South ST. Sal
Lake City, Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
Streeter-nuTnrr,

Noble NJ. Strer'er OF Lamoillr Vnl,
ley md Miss Halle b.. Burner OF
Reno were married ut the Presby.
ternn church Wednesday night 10y
Rev. }. Anthony Mitchell. The wit,
nesses were Mrs. Annie Hunter and
Mr. tharles +. Lorinr. Miss Myrtle
Hunter attended the bride us maid
md &. +. LorinR was the best man
Miss Gladys Hunter acted rs little
lady in waiting for tho bride.
The hri le vRs beautifully md taste-
fully dressed in cream hrncaded aatiu
trimmed in pearl trimmings mud rib.
bon. She heidi her hand q bcauti
ful bouquet ~ white carnations.
The bridesmaid was tastifully dressed
in white orgaL1y with satin trim,
minGs and held IL bouquet %. carnatiou
piuks. The company ma ie u baa uti,
ful marriage group, I'LL 'he RECESS
b'ck ~ the pulpit.
After the cermon the guests Join
mn the hnpp' "uple in MI a~rtistr-
cally arranged sprrad at the Depot
hotel. a very enjoyable time wa
spent till 10 n'clrCk when the guests
bad" the newly married couplu q
heartily 20 I'd night wi Il many beat
wishes for II long md prosperous
voya 20 over liio's Sca.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
Schillings
Best
J;pan ceylon
English Breakfast
oo'onS Ideal Blend
Tea
Yves. PoIn, cadet.hip.

In n communication to DR.. j. E.
S.ubbs, Congressman Newlands
Rtntes that Us Nnvada's last West
Point cadet, s.. Hamilton, will grad.
unite in June, l9Oo, arrangements must
be made To hold nm examination for
the purpose Of making the next ap.
printment.
DR.. Stubb', Prof Bray and DR.. P.
Il. Philips were requested to act rs
the board Of examiners, which they
have decided to do. 1t is supposed
many applicants viii appear for the
examination. which will take at least
three days. The following is the for
NAL notice:
NOTICE.
Mr.Newlands announces that he has
determined to submit the appoint
ment Of n cadet to West Point, whose
term Of service will commence in July
1902, to a board of examiners, consist.
ing Of Pre- identJ. Z. STUDIOS. of the
State University, Professor j. E.
BRAY, Of the Reno High School, and
Doctor Pr Philips. Doctor S:ubbs
that the b ard will meet
in the High School room mt Reno, Mt 8
4. NJ. Monday, june Goth. 1899; that
they will examine all appli ANTS who
shall first have passed the physical
examination OF DR. p T. Phillips. The
applicant who stands highest in ex-
animation will receive the appoint.
meut Of Cadet; the applicant who
stands next highest will receive tho
appointment OF alternate. In the
examination the physical condition
aud aptitude tor the profession will
be considered as will as the mental
capacity. a circular containing all
the information required regarding
the necessary qualifi :atioLs will be
sen upon application to DR.. Stubbs.
The newspaper of the State are re-
quested to give circulation TO this
notice. A bulletin giving subjects
and qualifications will be published
within few days.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17

II hort r. Hopkins. successor in
interest to the Gold Creek lownpitu
Co, nnd a Iellcrt ~. Steele. receiver
Of the Grll Creek Mining Co. have
begun suits IN the District Cour,
Hgs nst Elko county {" set inside the
tax deeds given to m county 10y tho
county treasurer in 1893 Tor The taxes
~ 1897. The complaints allegc that
the auditor failed to ADVERT to the
prOport, nc ptdnp 10 iHw aud charg
ed 1926 Tor II certificate Of alc when
no certificate WA given. Tho iaxcs
Tor 1907 have been paid 10 the county
Ircasurcr to await the roIuit Of tho
suits. Gcorgc = Brown Ia The nttnr.
ney Tor the plaintiffs. II tho county
losca IL will bc gamer, M the property
will DO subject TO tuxution.