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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
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sand other things of universal consump-
tiono Certainly not All that my Off
cial brother could have intended was
that he would prohibit the corporation
which produced the article from doing
business in this state. Very we'll. Let
us follow this thought, and adopt II if I
wise. Suppose barbed wire Is now pro-
duced by monopoly, ana do not be-
lieve 1t is violent presumption
doubt, gentlemen, whether law pro-
hibiting the sale of barbed wire in Iowa
would be sustained by the courts. The
present statute of the state expressly
bars a recovery by any corporation,
company or firm. if it be proven at the I
trial that the plaintiff is. a trust or
guilty of having entered into any kind
of an agreement or conspiracy to adj
vance the price or limit the output of
any article. Then too the person or cor
poration can b. fined heavily and pun
ished and its officers can be sent to Jail
Suppose you 60 further and make 1t
penitentiary offense for any officer or
agent Of Il company or person to sell or
offer for sale any goods made by trust
concern. VIII the law be effeptive3 Will
prohibition prohibit? What would YOU
advise the county attorneys to do If
some wholesale house in an adjoining
state should sell baibed wire In Iowa
that II had bought perchance of trust
or monopoly? Mark you, ii is not the
wire that has committed the offense.
You can not charge the product of the
trust with moral turpitude and prohibit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
( IOWA NEWSPAPERS.
HOG CHOLERA IN BUCHANAN.
C.DuhtS0t,a Sralepra

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The dreaded hog cholera is again at
work In Buchanan county. Losses are
miles south of Winthrop, and from a
district that extends from a point sew
eral miles north of Winthrop over to-
ward Aurora. la. Quasqueton, lost a
large number while number of others
are finding their herds attacked.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
Homeseekers Excursions Via
Iowa Central Route.

ON Jan. . and ls. Feb 6 and %, March
6 and 90 and April and II, 1900. the
Iowa Central railway will sell round
trip homeseekers excursion tickets at
d rate of one fare. plus 81, 70 points in
the following Territory: Arkansas, Ari-
iona. British Columbia Colorado, Ida-
no. Kansas, Montana. Manitoba. Ne
braslsa, New Mexico. oregon. Utah,
Washington. Wyoming. Indian Terrific
ny. Louisiana. Missouri, Oklahoma.
Texas. Iowa, Minnesota. North Dakota
South Dakota Wisconsin northern
Michigan and also 70 points il the
southeast. For full particulars inauii
of agents or address the undrrsisre4
George S. loa;ty e. f. & i. A.. lss
Central railway Marshalltown, lows
size deesnst indicate quality Bew
of counterfeit and worthless salveo ffese
for DeWitts Witch Hazel salve -
Wits is the only original. An infaili-
bic cure for piles and all skin diseases
All druggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
Son of an Ohio Merchant Cured OF
Chronic Dinrrhoen

My son has been troubled for years
with chronic diarrhoe. Some time ago I
persuaded him To take some of Cham
berllain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. After using two bottles of the
25-cent size he was cured. l give this
testimonial, hoping some one similarly
afflicted may read it and be benefited.
Thomas G. Bower, Glencoe, Ohio. For
sale by druggists.
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JEFFRIES WILL FIGHT
The Champion Is Now Ready To Meet
 All Corners

New York, Aug. 9.-Champion J. J. Jeff ries tonight issued a statement, in which he says:
 '"I have been in active training for the past two weeks preparing myself for the emergency that may make it necessary fer me to defend my title before September l. find that my arm is improving steadily and although I have been advised by my physician not to take chance until he declares the arm has completely recovered its former strength, a statement they have refused to make as yet, have decided for myself that I will take the risk that the doctors advise against, and I now stand ready to make a match for the worlds championship with the winner of tomor- row nights battle, the bout to be decided in or about New York City before Septem- Der 1. If Gus Ruhlin should win will admit without question that he is entitled to first chance, and am willing to grant it to him on any fair terms before the club offering the best inducement. He must meet me before September l or wait at least six months after that date. If Robert Fitzsim- mons is the winner, I stand ready to give him another chance on certain conditions, provided he agrees to meet me before Sep tember l."
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hot1y contested. and some disappointment resulted. In the 2:13 pace, Bonnie Direct sold at $100 to $25 favorite before the first two heats, but a bad break landed the Direct stallion in fifth place in the first heat, and another saw him distanced in the second. Timepiece got the first heat, but Tom Nolan won the next three and the race.
 The Pan-American stake, 2:25 pacers, the opening pools saw Pussy Willow and Sallie Hook selling at $50 each in a pool in which Charley Hayt was third choice at $So. Mo Donald won an easy first heat, but in the second Scow challenged him. with Hayt and easily beat the mare out. Hayt was now installed favorite, and nothing could stop him. Track fast.
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ALL READY FOR
 THE B|G FIGHT 15,O00 People Will See Gus RuhIin and Bob Fitzsim-
 mons Fight.

New York, August 9-Everything is In readiness for the fight between Bob Fitz- simmons and Gus Ruhlin tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden. The men are tonight In perfect condition. Fitzsimmons weighs 165 and Ruhlin 195.
 Probably 15,O00 people will witness the bout. The fighters are to receive 50 per cent. of the receipts, the winnenr taking 75 per cent. Charley White will be the referee.
 The betting tonight is in Fitzsimmons favor small sums being placed at the rate of 100 to 80. So far as can be learned no very large bets have been made
 Champion Jeffries today issued a state- ment that he was ready to take on the win ner of the contest before September 1.
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EX'FlREMAN ON
 WITNESS STAND
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(Continued from Fifth Page). nens, and one to Fielder, and that the chief got pay for them.
 Witness-Some lumber was taken from the Southside station to Reynolds lumber yard and exchanged it for lumber which was taken to chief Mullins house in Fifth avenue. That was in 1898, I believe There were 12 or IA loads to the best of my mem- ory. It consisted of flooring, ceiling, etc. I handled some of 1t. Don't know how many feet. A month later I handled an- other load of lumber to the chiefs house. This came from the Southside department. It was hauled in what was called the
 sawdust' wagon and fire department horses were used. In May, 1898, some lum- per was handled to the chiefs house to ; build fence. There were eight or nine pieces
 Cross-examination by Captain White:
 The chief bought some feed for his hogs but the most they got was from the city box The chief discharged me from the de- partment.
 Most of the lumber taken to his house in 9th avenue was for the purpose of build Ing house in which to keep his horse and buggy he used in going to fires. We some : times sold worn-out hose and put the mon- ey in our pockets.
 L.P. McHinny '1 am on the police force, and was for merly connected With the fire department While I was in the department we loaded about 180 pounds of zinc and copper and sent them to the junk shop. That was last spring. I don't know how much it was sold for, but part of it was sold at Is cents a pound.
 Every month when feed was ordered some was sent to the chiefs house Two big bales of hay, about 400 pounds and two big sacks of oats, were sent to the chiefs house in January, and about the 20th of the month the boy came down and I filled up two more sacks. One horse fed twice a day will eat about 300 or 400 pounds of bay in month. It was customary for him to send to the department for nails when he wanted them.
 "I rented room over the fire depart nent last fall from the chief. I paid him $10 for 1t for ten days, but took no re- ceipt."
 Gyoss-examinatiop. by Captain White.
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,ave lasted Into February. He buys ton

have lasted into February. He buys a ton a month for the Northside department. rented the room from the chief during the fair and I rented it out. paid him for it the next day after the fair closed. No one saw me pay it to him. The chief discharged me from the fire department"
 Question by Alderman Altman: About ten bushels of oats were carried to the chiefs between the 1st and 9th of January and about the 2Oth, four or five bushels more were carried there."
 Alderman Jones: "I move we adjourn un- til tomorrow night at 7:3O o'clock"
 Alderman Altman: 'I would suggest that the investigation proceed whether a Quor- um be present tomorrow night or not"
 A motion to that effect prevailed, where upon the board, at 10:35 o'clock, adjourned until 7:30 o'clock this evening.
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Charlesto on a Distribution Port

Charleston, s. C., August 9.-The Soutfs ern Railway has allowed the announcemept to be made that Charleston Is to be mad8 q port of concentration and distributi9n for cotton" This change will affect Wa season about to open, and by putting this place on an equal footing with other Al lantic ports will no doubt greatly increa&N its business and prosperity. aal
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Negro Has Military Escort

Atlanta, Ga., August 9.-One hundred picked men from the Fifth Regiment, GeQyF gia National Guard, under command of M1 jor Barker, have been selected by GovernoN Candler to accompany Sam Robinson, n$ gro charged with criminal assault upon Mrs. George Inzer, from this city to MayN etta tomorrow where he Is to be tried fON the crime. A lynching is feared. l,
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Johnny Rein a Winner

Dublin, August 9.-At the second days racing of the, Curragh meeting yesterday Johnny Reiff was first in three out of six events. He won the Newbridge plate on Earl Cadogans La Figlia; Her Majesty's s plate on J. Lowrey's Cecil Winkfeld and Thursday plate on w. H. Walkers Rain storm. He did not enter any of the other races. The crowd gave him a great ova- tion.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston Won in Tenth Inning

Pittsburg, Aug. 9.-Boston won in the tenth inning. With bases full Leever gave base on balls, letting in the winning run. Both pitchers did fine work. Score:
 R.HE. Pittsburg .... .... ..200O0O00 00-2 8 8 Boston ...... ...... 70 O 00100 0 1--3 9 2 Batteries-Leever ad OConnor; Dineen, Sullivan and Clarke.
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PettIngili will Change

Detroit, Aug. 9.-C. H. Pettingill, who has been presiding judge on the Highland Park Clubs circuit for the past two years, was notified today that he had received the appointment from the Jockey Club, and he will take Col. R. w. Simmons place on the Jockey Clubs tracks commencing with the Sheepshead Bay meeting.
 Frank Nelson, who has been Mr. Pet tingilrs assistant at the Highland Park Clubs tracks, will be the presiding judge after MT. Pettingill leaves
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R HI E
Many Men Walked

Chicago, Aug 9.-Frazer gave eight men their bases, eleven hits, two of them four baggers, while Callahan was very steady and allowed but three hits. Score:
 R.H D. Chicago ...... .. .....0 001120 o *-5 Il 3 Philadelphia ......0 0 0 00 0-1 0 Batteries-Callahan and Chance; Frazer and Murphy.
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Unable to Get Extension

Managua, Nicaragua, via Galveston, Au- gust 9-The representatives of the Inter Oceanic Canal Company have been unsuc- cessful in their efforts to get an extension of time for deposting with the Governmept of Nicaragua $400, 600 gold and beginning the construction of railroad and canal across the country.
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Ladies' Linen Collars, every size, style, height, standing or turned dowa; just received 319 dozen in white or black, at, each 12c
 Ask for the Kanawha, the latest shape.
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had told certain parties in this city that he saw Goebel fall or described Goebel's ac- tlons when he fell He did say, however, that he was told by witness that Goebel appeared to be in great agony and wrig- gled like hog had been stuck.
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The Trotters at Joliet

Joliet, H., August 9.-The feature of to- days races was the 2:O6 pace taken by William Mo. after a hard contest with Edith ", in the 2:10 pace, Little Boy, the winner, lowered by A of a second his rec ord of 2:09A, made last week in Ottawa
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Figured Lawns and Figured Challies; you I've seen them, and paid 5c the yard for what you purchased. In this sale only 21-2c
 Toile du Nord Dress Bingham; ideal, as you know, for women's shirt waists and mems shirts Until now 10c yard. In this sale only 71-2c
 Satin Striped Organdies, fine Dimi- ties, Irish Dimities, French Percales and Crepons. You have bought the different grades at 15c, 19c and 25c the yard. In this sale only 1Oc
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New York tiiJ scott Hard

Cincinnati August 9.-New York hit Scott hard today. Mercer was steady throughout. Fielding on both sides was strong. Score: R.H B. Cincinnati .. .... .. 0O001000-2 o New York .... ...... 000300 1 1-5 12 1
 Batteries: Scott and Peitz; Mercer and BoWerman.
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vanderbllt.s Yacht Won

Newport. August s.-The Rainbow, COD pelius vanderbilt's 70-foot yacht, won t4 days race of the New York Yacht Club Quesetta won in the schooner class. a,
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Rome Won Last Game

Selma, August 9.-(Special) )-Rome won the last game of the series. Score by in- nings as follows:
 Selma .... .... ...... 4OO03O10 8 Rome ... .... .... 22 0033 0-10 2 5
 Batteries: Glenn and Harkins; Brunner and Shaw.
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Spirited Betting at Buffalo

Buffalo, Aug. 9.-Spirited betting affairs were the order of the closing day of the Buffalo Driving Clubs grand circuit meet ing. Every one of the three events was
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Friday, Bargain Remnant Day.

ago Monday Wash prices represents large Summer What better could you wish for3 they remnant ngt would m As is remnant pces and goods fresh from the bolt They're the they only 5000 of 30000 yard ctoc1/
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT
6emi-Finals Played Yesterday-The Fi-
 nals Today

Atlanta, Ga., August 9.-Semi-finals were played today in the Southeastern States Tennis tournament and the fianls will end the contest for the championship of the Southeastern States in singles and doubles tomorrow. The result of today's matches were:
 In singles:
 Scott of Atlanta defeated seibels of Mont gomery, 14-12; 6-4.
 Quinby of Atlanta won over Tyson of Montgomery, 6-1; 4-6; 12-10
 Angler of Atlanta beat Ashe of Atlanta, 6-S; Gel; S-6
 Cowen Rogers of Knoxville defeated Tichenor of Atlanta, 4-6; 6-3; 7-5.
 Quinby of Atlanta beat Scott of Atlanta, 6-5; 5-7; 6-3
 In doubles:
 Seibles and Tyson of Montgomery against Ashe and Scott of Atlanta, 6-2; 6-4.
 Elliott and Logan of New Orleans against Roger brothers of Knoxville, 6-4; 4-6; 6-4 Angler and Williams of Atlanta against Seibels and Tyson of Montgomery, 6-4; 6-1. Elliott and Logan of New Orleans against Thornton brothers, Jr., of Atlanta, 6-4; S-6.
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Boston Tennis Tournament

Boston, August 9-The Davis Tennis trophy is to remain here at least one year more, the victory of Ward and Davis over Black and Barrett in the doubles on the Longwood courts this afternoon giving the Americans a majority of wins, even if they should lose the two remaining matches which will be played tomorrow. The home team won because it played steadier and more scientific tennis and be- cause it was evenly balanced Summary:
 H. Ward and D. F. Davis (Americans), beat E. D. Black and H. R. Barrett (Eng- liSh), 6-4; 6-4: 6-4
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Percaline Remnants, 3o inches wide, complete line of colors; good lengths; our regular retail price 15c per yard; cost us. per bolt, l21ac; special in Fri days bargain remnant sale only Sc
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St. Louis Had No Chance

St. Louis, Aug. 9.-Cy Young was bat ted all over the lot, and St. Louis never had a chance. Donlin led St. Louis at the bat, with a double, triple and home run. Score:
 R. H. B. St. Louis -. ........0101010 0-3 g 5 Brooklyn .... .. ......0 0 0010 0 2-7 16 1 Batteries-Young and Criger; Kitson and Farrell.
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colors; regular retail price, per yard, 20c; special in Fridays remnant bargain sale only, per yard 121-2c
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Net Ties, two yards long, nicely trimmed with lace ends, inches wide, each worth soc, at 39c
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Advertise in the Age-Herald.
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Black Velvet Ribbon Ties, dotted ef- fects, embroidered with white, each 39c
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Mousselne de Soie, Fault de Soie, embroidered Mousselne, Givotte Satin Ray, Peau de Satin, Dimity Satin Ray. There is great chance here to save a five-dollar bill on dress. Study thesa figures, and you will surely be among the hundreds of buyers here. They were 39c, 4oc, 59c, ooc and 75c tho yard. In this sale only 25G
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Rustic Taffeta Percaline, all colors, 3o inches wide; regular retail price, per yard, 25c; cost us, per bolt per yard, 21c; Fridays remnant bargain sale price, per yard only Tod
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OTHER GAMES

At Detroit: Detroit, s; Cleveland, 0.
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At Minneapolis: Minneapolis, '; Wilwau kee, 8.
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Fru. Miz copyrighted by NofA ton 1892.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Kansas City: Kansas City, z; Chica- go, 6.
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Lining Remnants; Less Than Cost.

Here nngs which we're losing money We bought to originally these bolts been hanging fire Hence ts
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Mercerized Silk Luster, 3o inches wide, nice line of colors, good lengths; our regular retail price, per yard, 35c; cost us 29c; will sell same Friday for, per yard 23c
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NeckWear Remnants.

Neva Remnants, 3o inches wide, all
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Velveteen Skirt Binding, Award pieces; regular price, 15c; special Frit day only 6c
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Figured Lawns, Dimities and Bat istes. All 32 inches wide. They were 10c, 12c and 15c the yard. In this sale only Sc
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-10-10

Mono county for protection from tn.
fnfringements 81 farmers Of other
states and Nevada especially. The
petition will ask for a license, or tax
to be placed upon produce grown in
other states, brought into None
county and sold by noa-resid ents aud
pedlers. = e. - :. :
In the matter OF the Hawthorne
and Bodie toll road, the Supreme
Court has issued a writ OF certiorari
directing the County Commissioners
to produce the minutes of the Board
before said.Court, at Carson City on
October 9th, at which time the mat
ter OF collecting tolls on said road
will be reviewed. The Commission
ers are restrained from Interfering
with the collection Of tolls in the
sio.7H e':3a
: te:!.a So a.si33sf -. =. -.
n 81 FarrriRten;, kepubficafY can
didate for Congress, arrived in town
Sunday. He WENT to Candelaria on on
Monday, thence, by team to. Soda. and
Douglass, and returning to 'Hsw.
thorae yesterday. Last night he adj
dressed a-large audience here. Mr..
harrington is apleasing speak r aud
an afa6ie gentleman, but he is hand
icapped when hs tiles to explai a the
benefits that are .oEesult to the peo-
pie of Nevada through the demonti-
cation Of silver. Samuel Platt of
Carson is travelling with Mr.. Far,
rington. - '4
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-10-10
Tho Silver Ticket.

W. S. Diekerson of Hawthorn.
and N. W. Willisi of Pine Grove are
the legislative nominees. Mr. Dick
erson has been engaged in mining ii
this county for 20 years and if ht
shows the same ability as Assembly
man that he, has shown as a minel
he will prove valuable member tc
his constituents. Mr.. Willis friend.
speak highly of him and it is said he
will poll a big votsin the northern
district.
OF W. A. ingalls,, candidate foi
Sheriff, it is needless to speak He
Is perhaps the best keown man in thu
county, and has proven himself to be
trustworthy officer
W. J. Sinclair, for Auditor and Re
cordcr, is new hand in active poll
tics. He is, however, a young man
Of intsihgsncs aud ability. He is an
old resident of the county, and will
give Johnny Atchisea run for hi,
money" as the saying is, : '-e.r.
Johnny Miller'f@Who's >he'?-. Why
he's the fellow Chat nobody wanted
to run against foE Clerk and Treasar-
err. John has no opposition Tor Clerk
and Treasurer. sss :. = ~ - .<,e. 4
For District Attorney Geo. GreeH
is . candidate, ior reelection. Mr..
Green is a native OF the county, and
during his occupadcy OIL, the District
Attorneys Office he hiss exhibited q
degree of legal ability rarely found
in a young man, and it is safe to say
he will poll big vote.
G. Il. Laiolo is a candidate for
long term County Commissioner.
His present administration has beer
marked by strict economy and care
full attention to the taxpayers inter
ests.
= For Short term ,Conmissioner H.
S. Morgan is the, nominee. He is a
prominent rancher of East Walker
river aud stands well with his neigh.
bors and acquaintance. Mr.. Nor
gan is also in politics tsr the first
time. He would be a valuable man
on the Board.
w. G. Humphrey Tor Public AID.
ministrator, Frank Lothrop for Coun
ty Surveyor and J. ]. Callahan TO,
Justice OF the Peace Of Candelaria
have no 'oppositien,,4 ana of course
will be elected without. a struggle.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-10-10
notice OF FORFEITURE FORFEITURE.

-. 49,
..,. r, -.sect. a'.sS-i.i2: - 5
TO JOHN FLEMING You arc hereby
notified that the undersigned has expend-
ed the sum of $500 in labor and improve.
meiIts upon the Dolly .mlna, situated In
Silver Star mining district, Esmeralda
county. Nevada. for the yesfs 1881, 1893,
1899 and 1900. You are also notified that
the undersigned has expended $500 In labor
and improvements on the Julia niue, sit
uated in Silver Star mining district, Esme-
ralda county Nevada, for the yeaEa 1898
and 1900, in order to hold saids amines
under the provisions of section 1884 Of the
Revised Statutes Of the United States and
the acts OF Congress amendatory of and
supplementary to said act :.s.t -. ~
!. And II within ninety days after the
Icom. pletion of the seryiceof thia pot18 BY
You fail OF. refuse. TO On trb
butte your proportion Of such expenditure
.ps co-QWper, your interest In said claims
VIII become the propestys Of, tlte usf1ek
sgned, updsr the statutes Of the United
States hereinbefore mentioned and in such
cases made and provided ts1ca ,N'aF-N
- - E. GRissf. :
First publication, October 10, 1900.