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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-10-26


The State of Nevada Sends Greeting
to
J. @. Stewart, Geo. L. Huntress, BENZ n. John.
SON. Henry ] Mackey, Alfred A. Glasior, l.. o.
Bradley, p, " Meloy. D, Evans and fosbody
You are hereby required to appear in an action
commenced against you as defendants by John II
Herman and Scott Allen as plantifs in the Fourth
Judicial District Court of the state of New dA Lin.
coin County, at the town Of Phoebe, and answer
the complaint therein, which is on file with the
Clerk OF said Court. within ten days after the SER
vice on you of this summons exclusive Of day of
service if served in said county twenty days If
served out OF said County, but within this District
and in oil other cases forty days, or judgment BY
default Will be taken against you, according to
the prayer OF said comp sint
The said action is brought 70 recover Judge
ments against you, the said defendants and
for Decree, to quiet title to two thirds
interest, undivided in certain lode mining claim
situated in the Copper King Mining District
Lincoln County Nevada, known as and called the
Key West" mining claim. 10 c0neell and set as
side all deeds which purports 20 convey any por
tion of said two third Interest in said mining clam
to any person or persons by deed given by defen.
dent j. c. Stewart.
To have the defendants Al'red A ,Glasier, L. G.
Bradley. P. V. Meloy, Henry s. Mackey, D, Evans
and Peabody show what Interest they have
If any, in said mining lain. Al Of which will
more fully appear by referring to tue complaint
on nle in the Clerks office at Piocbe a certified
copy of which is attached to copy Of the sum
mons in this action and served on defendants j. O.
Stewart
And you are hereby notified that If you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint rs above re-
CURED the said plaintiff will tskeiudgment against
you for the relief demaded in the prayer Of their
Complaint, and for their costs in this action
In Testimony whereof |, Benj Sanders have here.
unto set my hand officially this i26th day Of July,
A. D. 1860
BsNJ.fsANDERs.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
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60 to the Record Office for your printing
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Registered Voters.

Registered voters.
List of Registered Voters of Sandy pricinct Lin
coin County Nevada.
Burnett ] P Brnuk
Cook ow
Ensley VIM Elliott FN
FiskoJ
Hamilton A
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Lavelle Jas
NC
McClanahan ] @
o'Neal Jas
RoheleA
Smith WI Stewart Jas
smolz VIM
Thomas wv
Younger Tiller
will receive objections to the right to vote on
the part of any person registered until clock p
m On the fourth day previous to election, and II
any of the above Eotice their name enormously
entered, please appear at nv office and have such
error corrected.
JoMc ,LANAHAN,
Registry Agent.
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Registered Voters.


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Registered Voters.

Registered Voters.
List of Registered Voters Of Lake Valley Lin
coin County, Nevada.
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CAMPAEIL.
Registry Agent.
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Registered Voters.

Registered Voters.
List Of Registered Voters Of ovsrton Lincoln
County Nevada.
Angel sanford
Cobb ohas Cooper WIN D
Cooper NJ D Cox d
Jones TT johnson Tom
Jones y Jr
Kelsey CALVIN
Mullican j Il
Perkins Ute W Perkins NmA
Robbins B
shertliffLz shertliG LE
witmore Brig wallaceJF
will receive objections to the right to vote Oh
the part OF any person registered until o'clock
m on the fourth day previous to election. and II
any of the above notice their names erroneusy en-
tered, please appear at my office and have such
THOMAS JONES,
Registry Agent.
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Registered Voters.
List Of registered Voters Of st Thomas Lincoln,
County, Nevada.
auer Jacob Baunelli FB
PunkeF Martin
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Registered Voters.

List of Registered Voters OF Spring Valley Pre-.
cinct Lincoln County, Nevada.
Alkre @ II
u
Barney VIM E Bell VIM,
Court MA Ooumerilh Jos
oOumsrilh J Il
ID
Dorrell M Delmue Andy
Delmue NJ Delre Joe
Foglani Louis
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Lazorvich NJ G
Millett Art Millct Chas
Mullins VIM
Me
McGary Thos McDonough
Newell o.
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Prewitt wD
IL
Rice f Rice Henry
will receive objections to the right to vote on
the part of any person registered until O'Clock p.
m. on the fourth day previous to election, and II
any of the above notice their names enormously
entered, please appear at my office and have such
error corrected.
HENRY RICE,
Registry Agent,
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where she began hel career, serving on
the school committee. running the
women's clubs and lecturing on Cult
ure and Higher Education During
her third husbands campaign for the
governorship she mas her photograph
taken ia q simple, domestic, maJrOniy
garb. for the newspapers.
Truly q most unpleasant book and
one whose truth to nature we may be
permitted to doubt 1t win however,
serve a good purpose if 1t shall stir up
some able writer with nObler aims and
deeper insight TO picture for Us the cvue
club woman, Who is, after ALL but the
same upright woman with high ideals.
To take the bad taste Of the proceed
ing out of ones mouth it is wen to
cite the noble work of one woman's or
ganizati0n. the Woman's Charity club
of Boston of which that well-knOwn
club woman. Mrs. Julia KnOwlton
Eyer. is president This club supports
a hospital for women It has some
times been a hard struggle 10 meet the
monthly expenses, but it has always
been done. At the last meeting the
president announced that there was
debt OF ever $500 ana every member was
feeling that she as an individual must
at once Go something TO help pay it,
when q second announcement was
made that one Of the club members and
her husband desired to present the club
with $4,000 for the benefit of the hos
initial
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And now the club woman is To appear
in literature, not as a writer Of it; her
appearance in that role was made long
ago, and as we fondlv believe renade
more than several times since; she is,
however, TO figure now IS the DIinci-
pal character in a story The Nassa-
chusetts judge and writer Incidental
W, Robert Grant, whose skit on the
young society man, THE Little Tin Cod
on Wheels" published some twenty
years ago, was much read and enjoyed
at the time. is now about 10 give TO
the publc a novel entitled "Unleavened
Bread. it is a satire and very severe
enc on American women in their so
cal and intellectual attempts in their
clubs and indeed on American life IN
general.
Selma White, the daughter of a coun-
try physician, is early left an orphan.
and obliged to make her own living
and her own way ~ the world. This
she does by means of great cleVerness
and adaDtabiiity and a total lack Of
Conscience. until, after various matri-
monial ventures, she becomes the %ife
of politician. who is eventually elect
ed United states senator. Selma is not
Becky sharpe, Tor, as the reviewer
says Of her. she has not even one re-
deemihg vice" It is in her relation TO
women's clubs that she has an interest
for us.
When she first begins to rise in the
world she lectures on art ana mother
love. During her absence in Chicago
as delegate TO the congress OF women s
clubs her first husband, left alone for
week. falls into bad habits and Sell
ma obtains a divorce.
after the death of her second hus-
band. killed by overWOrk performed
with desire TO satisfy her ambitions.
she is again prominent in the town
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attend must enroll them the week pre-
vious to the opening. One of the mem
bers of the association win be at the
school building from 10 10 IL each
morning commencing June 4, to receive
pupils. There will be connected with
the kindergarten a training school in
the first year work. Theoretical in
struction viii be given from To 8 p.
m, practical work from TO 2. N.
The course win be one of ten weeks
The charge is 50 in advance
The assistants receive instruction free
of charge for service rendered in the
morning.
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Nineteenth Century Club.
Especial Correspondence.l

Aopeclal COFfeSpOndence.1
Provo, May 26.-The Nineteenth Cen
fury club met Friday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. Searle. The meeting
was a most interesting one.
Mrs. DeMoisey gave the current lit
erature for the month with readings
from the popular poets.
After short recess. the news of the
week was reviewed by Mrs. Buckler
This was followed by a paper on Mod
ern Art bE MRS. WedgWood
The next meeting of the club viii be
an evening session which will be held
on June 1 at the residence of Mrs
Searle. The negro question will be the
topic on which the programme will be
based
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1900 Thistle Club.


Thistle Utah, May 25.-The Thistle
club met Wednesday, the 23rd inst,
with Mrs. Bent in the chair A paper
on current events and items of inter-
est was read by the president
A reading and review Of Pomona was
given by Mrs. Mckenzie.
It was decided by members Of the
club that hereafter each member at roll
call respond with a selection from
whatever author she should choose.
The Thistle art committee has pre-
pared quilt and will give an old
time quilting at Smiths hail, Satur-
day, June 16
Mrs. Hegg of Provo is a guest of Mrs.
j. McAuliff this week.
Rev StrowbIIdge and wife held song
service in Smiths hall Friday at p.
m. Services are to continue during the
summer every fortnight on Friday.
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Young Peoples meeting at CAS- evening
service al F.45. Preaching morning and
evening BY the pastor. Services prepare
tory to communion on Wednesday and
Friday evenings. Seats are free at all
services and the public cordially Invited.
ST Marks Cathedral.-EsL Rev. Bishop
A Leonard. D. D., Rev. James b. Eddie.
Sunday after Ascension, 21ay q. n m.
Holy communion; 9.45, Sunday school; IL
a. m, morning prayer and sermon, Re
hgious Enthusiasm oftertory anthem,
Lift Up Your Heads, Oh, Ye Gates, S
p. m, Memorial day service, evening
prayer and address. Moses as a Typical
Soldier" The public is cordially invited
TO attend the services. al seats free.
German Lutheran.-Swedish Lutheran
church, corner OF Second South and
Fourth East Sunday school at 2. n. /;
service at 8 D. m. III. Hoffman, pastor,
65i West First South street
Phillips Congregational Church-B. NJ
Hogan, pastor, Fifth South and Seventh
East. Preaching by the pastor at u a. m.
ana D. n. BIBLE school at I215; Chris
tan Endeavor at 6:45 p. N. The midweel
meeting viii be on Thursday at S p. m,
instead of on Wednesday this week.
The annual eonvoeation of the Epis-
copal church in the missionary district of
SAT- Lake viii begin at 10 a. m Friday.
June j, in St Marks cathedral. AT the
opening service the bishop viii read his
address, and after the holy communion is
celebrated the convocation viii orgalsfze
for business. Clergymen will be present
from Nevada, Colorado and Wyoming. as
well as from Utah. The bishop of Boise
viii be present during a part OF the con-
vocation.
Central Christian.-Corner of Third East
and Fourth South streets, Rev. W. H.
Bagby, pastor. Sunday school at $3.50 a..
m. l. T. , g T. at Z p. m; preaching
True Greatness" evening, 1.-The Place
and the Plea of the Christian Church. >"
The services today viii be introductory
to the evangelistie services which viii be
conducted each evening during the week
except Saturday evening. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to the public to at
tend all these services. The evening SER
vices vii. commence promptly at s
O'clock.
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Growth of @. .. VI. 9.

The new directory Of the General
Federation of W0men's Clubs has lust
been received. There are now thirtv-
six state declarations in membership.
California and Indiana having been ad-
mitted ia March, Maryland in April
and Texas in May. Seven foreign clubs
are also members, one in western
Australia, one in South America, two
in ENGLAND. one in the Hawaiian is
lands (Chough is that, properly speak
ing. 4 foreign club2), ana two in In
dia. Eight Utah clubs now hold indi-
vidual mem bership in the general fed
GRAFTON. There are federated clubs in
forty-two states, the only states not
reDresented being Delaware, Virginia
and West Virginia.
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education was the one Interested in san
itary problems; that college wogaen 40
not perhaps have SO many children, but
the average health of their children is
better, and the death rate aInC1g the
offspring of educated women is much
less than among others
She referred TO the eighteenth century
as the age of new physics. the nine
teenth as the age Of the new physiology
and said that the mission Of the twen-
tieth is in sociology. Men viii be the
writer's of this science, but women viii
be the Administrators
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Sorosis. Provo.

Provo. May 2s.-The sorosis club met
at the club room Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Tucker presiding. In the
presentation Of magazine review and
the discussion of current events Mrs
D. =. Houtz read a paper on the
Poems of Charles King Miss Lena
Bachman read an article on Club Sta
tistics" and Mrs. s. A King discussed
on Inventions by Women"
The club then adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Houtz in two weeks. Next We'd
nesday being Memorial day, the club
will not meet.
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with the boys today and practice with the

with the boys today and practice with the
Allen Nadel has applied for a transfer
from B company to the signal corps.
James Mooney has an application on
file for enlistment in the signal corps.
Sergeant Burkhart. who has served five
: years in c company. has made an applica-
tion Tor the medal awarded for that
period of service.
c. X. Campbell is still prevented from
attending the drills of his organization BY
a feion on his finger, which has recently
developed into case of blood poisoning.
Private Thomas Thomas Of A company
is on a visit to friends in Wyoming.
Corporal Hyrum Barton of 5 company
mas been promoted TO the rank of SER
geant.
John Foy, Harry Jones and Fred Jor-
gensen have enlisted il = company The
latter is six feet, four inches. ana is the
latest man IN the ranks of that organ
ization.
A special order was issued yesterday to
Brigadier General John Q. Cannon. direct
ing him TO Issue orders for the resGmD-
. t*Dtl VI tftk st DtdItiCts 10 UtEtH as soon
as possible This will be welcome news
TO all members OF the guard aud es-
Deeially when 1t is stated that The Fort
Douglas rife range has been secured for
the state troops
General orders have been issued for a
parade and inspection on Decoration day
IhIs inspection viii take place on Capitol
hill, after which the troops VIII take
part in the exercises of the occasion
Captain Levi S. Haywood and w. H.
Riley of Z company, Bountiful, were in
the city yesterday on military business.
Captain Haywood declares he viii bring
th5<ty-five men TO the city to take part
in the ceremonies. Companies F and d
OF Mant1 and woodruff, respectively. will
turn out at their home stations TO assist
the local societies in celebrating the
event.
John ". Pike has enlisted in 4 COM
pany as drummer. II. L. Marx and John
II. Hamilton have applications for enlist
ment on file.
Private Harry Taylor of A company.
who has been III with pneumonia, has
returned to duty.
Sergeant Oscar Nicholson has rendered
his resignation as a sergeant on account
OF not being able to attend the drills Of
his company.
Major H. M. II. Lund has called halt
on the non-commissioned officers school,
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The Reviewers,

The Reviewers held the final meet
ing of the year on Monday afternoon.
Mrs PIummer was the hostess Of the
occasion and the programme given was
a delightful one. An original story,
read by Mrs Richards, was received
with the applause of the members. The
retiring president, Mrs. j. c. Royle,
made a short address during which she
congratulated the members en- the sue
cessful year Just closed and urged them
to greater efforts in the future. Mrs.
PIummer followed with some vocal Sc
leCtiOns
Before adjourning the following Off
GERS were elected: President, Mrs T.
A Vincent; vice president, Mrs W. A
Nelden: secretary, Mrs. c. D. Moore;
treasurer, Mrs. A. c. Ewing.
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Ogden Clubs.

Through the untiring Efforts of the
members OF. the Kindergarten associa-
ton Of which Mrs 9. e Driver is the
president there viii be opened in the
Central school building Monday morn
ing. June II, a free public kindergar-
ten. 1t viii be held from to Il a. M.
on the five. regular school days. The
number Of children viii be limited to
fCcty-eight, and they must be between
the ages OF. and 6 years. Miss Lucy
Hoving is to be the supervisor. She
has already engaged a competent
teacher.
Methers who desire their children to
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The st. Louis women have been hav-
ing the pressure Of entertaining the
president Of the International Council
OF Women, Mrs. May Wright Sewall.
and at the same time the president Of
wellesley college, Miss Caroline. .Haz-
ard. Mrs. SeWan spCae on the ''Doines-
tic Enects OF Higher Ed;ecaeion" to a.
very large audience of club members
and their frienCs. she cited facts to
show that tsse woman who had a higher
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Aglaia.

The annual meeting of the Aglaia will
be held on Tuesday afternoon, May %,
at the home Of Mrs. Paine.
Miss Sara Whalens teacher of the
Utah State school for the Blind, has
been invited by an eastern superinten-
dent, Professor Allen of Philadelphia,
chairman of the educational commit
tee to deliver a paper to the National
Education association to be held at
Charleston, S. c., in July
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The Utah Woman's Press club will
meet tomorrow evening at the office
of the WOman's Exponent. The follow
ing programme viii be given: Quota
tons from LOngfellow; current events
Mrs. LUella Rhodes; paper on House
hold Economics" Mrs Emma Jensen:
chain discussion on the best way to OBJ
tain obedience from children.
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Literarv pgbating society.

The society met Friday evening at
the home Of the president, Miss Nellie
Brown. The early part Of the evening
was given up to a revision of the con-
stitutiOn, the programme following.
Miss Ivy Price gave a vocal selection,
followed by a recitation by Nellie
Brown. after which the question, Re
solved That the Exclusion of The Chi
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Interesting innovation.

The announcement has been made
that there is to be a mans night" at
the bienGiai which win be g. distinct
innovation. At this meeting only men
viii speak and only men viii sing. The
music viii be furnished by tie Mil
waukee GIaennerchor. A woman, how
ever VIII preside over the meeting and
inhoduee the SPEAKERS.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS,

St Pauls ChUrch.-Main and Fourth
South streets. Rev Ellis Bishop, rector.
Rev, W. Daunt Scoot, curate. May q.
Sunday after ascension: s a. m, Holy
communion, 9.45 a. m. Sunday school: II
a. m, morning prayer and sermon; D.
M, evening prayer and sermon. Tuesday.
May y, .. m. Ladies guild in guild
room Wednesday, May 20, 7:30 p. m,
Altar guild in guild room. Friday. Time
1. il a. m, holy communion; $3.50 D. m.
Girls guild meets with Mrs. Deckert.
South Main street; 7:30 p. m, evening
prayer, 7:S9 p. m. Boys club in their
club room, rs East First South street; 5
p m, Sunday school teachers in rectory
study.
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nese From the United States is Right, I"
was debated The affirmative was de-
Tended by Mr.. Walden and Mr.. r.
Brown made an eloquent plea for Mr.
One Lung, The debate was decided in
the Affirmative.
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

Company As squad drill on Monday
evening last was ip the school Of the
Soldier, and was we'll attended. The
men show marked interest in the work
and are progressing finely.
C. McFadden has been appointed a
drummer in A company and IS practicing
on the sheepskin regularly.
D. lie Comp is the latest man enlisted
by Captain Greenwald, and will 90 out
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First Presbyterian ChUrch,-COrner OF
Second East and Second South streets.
Rev. w. NJ. Padens D. D., pastor; Rev
Henry W. Bloch, assistant. Morning SER
vice at II o'clock; Sunday school at 1890
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Club Notes.

The chairmen of the various sections
of the Ladies Literary club will meet
In the club rooms on Tuesday after
noon, May 20, at 2:S0. The chairmen
viii please have their section lists COM
pleted at that time.
- o o
The Reviewers club has recommend
ed Mrs. John Cain as state chairman
Of correspondence for the general fed
Grafton.
= g o
The Inquirers hold their fortnightly
meeting tomorrow.
g. O. q
The Reapers meet tomorrow after
noon
q 8 q
The Poets Round Table meets tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs Byron Groo.
Miss Preston is Chairman of she after
noon and Wordsworth the poet.
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St. Andrews Observation-Disclosures hall
Murray. Rev. James H Cox, vicar $3.50
.. m. Sunday school; 8 p. m evening
prayer and sermon. Bishop Leonard will
preach at this service
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Westminster Presbyterian Churcb.-1sO
south Fourth West street, between First
and Second South. Rev. George Bailey.
J.. L. B.. pastor. In the morning AT IL
O'Clock there win be a special c. A. r
memorial service. The Maxwell and Nc
kean posts viii parade at 1880 and march
70 the church headed by HeId's band
Evening service at o'clock Subject:
Salvation at the Door. The Sunday
school today, viii be merged in the mem
oral service. Northwest Sunday school.
54O West North Temple street, at ] 80 d.
m. Junior and Intermediates Societies q.
meet at 4.30; y p S. c. z. at Gas .. IN.
! Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 3
o clock. Subject for study, ''Faithfulness
IN Little Things" Reference. Luke xix.
L. All are cordially invited to these
services.