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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-06
IN OLD KENTUCKY.

Chicago Times-HeraId: No matter how
great the pTOvOcatiO1. the man who at
tempts to punish political rascality with
the rifle CT shotgun commits q greater
crime than political peridy or treachery.
Chicago Inter Ocean: The attack upon
GOebeI was simply a plain case of muir
der. ard as such It should be treated by
Kentuckians and the public generally
That a state officer should be shot down
while walking along the street on the way
to his official duties is q shame which has
fallen upon few American common
WealthS.
St. Joseph Gazette: The attempted as
sassinatiOn Of William Goebel, the pros
pective governor of Kentucky, marks the
elimination of the Republican cabal TO
prevent, by bulldozing and intimida ton
the execution of the law of the land
st. Louis Globe-Democrat; Assassina-
ton is murder. 1t is TO be hoped that the
criminal who made Goebal his target in
Frankfort viii be fully identified and
suffer the penalty prescribed by law.
Kansas City Times: The ASA ssination
Of GOebei sounds the death knelI of Re
publicarism in that state. It has had no
fO0thOld eXcept such as grew out of the
diSsensions of Democrats-there will be
mons now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-06

The statistics of the Connecticut rail-
roads for the last fiscal year SHOW that
80 26o s6S passengers were carried on those
roads and not a passenger was killed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-06

whimsicality and paradox that marks
all the work of Ella appears, it only
adds charm and suggestivenes9 TO the
real value Of his flashes Of criticism.
Shakespeare and the Personal School
Of Criticism.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

What was intended to be a three
nights engagement at the New Grand
was abruptly terminated by Manager
Mulvey last night, when he Cancelled
the dates Of Barney Ferguson and his
''McCaTthy's Mishaps." The perform
anCe did not meet Manager Mulvey's
expecta lions and was rather below the
standard that he has fixed for New
Grand attractions, and rather than dis
appoint the public with an inferior pro-
ductFon, he decided TO close the theatre
tonight and tomorrow night.
Faust" will open Thursday night to
continue for the remainder of the week.
Lewis McTrison's version of the play
viii be used.
Sowing the Wind" Sydney Grundy's
strong problem drama. will open a two
nights engagement at the Salt Lake
theatre this evening.
Great interest is centered in the Fred
erick Warde ensag ement, which opens
Friday at the theatre. Mr. Warde is
one Of the most accomplished ard
scholarly actors of the present day. and
Tine Lions Mouth, in which he opens
| il one Of the strongest Of the legitimate
/ dramas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-06
New, Pretty, Bright Spring
Wash Goods Stacked Sky
High On Our Counters.

Egyptian Tissue Corded effect. in all
the new cOlOrings, plaids. stripes and
checks; these goods viii sell as high
as soc later on; you can buy 9na
them now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VGV
Real Scotch Corded Novelties. worth
35e; 80 inches wide and absolutely
fast coloring; you can buy 9E0
them today for ............,.....A Og
200 pieces new fancy weave Outing
Flannel, bought especially for spring
wear in light. medium and dark.
these Outings were bought before the
advance. A beautiful line to fAIn
select from, only ......,.....AE : i
Our regular $1.00 two-clasp Kid Glove.
in all the new spring shades, in
Guiding black; you can buy Geo
them this week for.........VC U
Our Mocha Gloves. in brown. gray and
black, our regular S1.50 number the
most substantial bicycle or stree.
Glove ever offered in Salt IS
Lake City, for this week at e l. -
A bran new line Of c. B. Corsets. thai
wiz be found on our counter this week
cheaper than ever before heard of.
These Corsets are worth S1.O0. s125,
$500 and $3.50; for this week, 75c, s1.00.
SIPS and $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-06

OFFICE. PROGRESS BLOCK, IA
South Main Street salt Lake City.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-06

Note--The Salt Lake Ths1-r, ie s....
gated AFTER each performance by -r -- -.-..-
est methods approved by the ms5fcgf - .-,-
fessiOn- .-'-'- l-o-
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
PRICE OF SILVER.
Why United States Does Not Control
Market Value of Product.

Why United States Does Not Control
Market Value of Product.
The amount of silver obtained by
the India government alone from
the United States for the first half OF
this year shows an increase of neary
one-third--but it doesn't show that
we got any more for our metal. We
let India set the price because our
Government is controlled by hand
full Of dishonest and corrupt poll
ticians. Is there any man 80 densely
ignorant or irrational as to contend
that this vast flow of silver to foreign
parts would not be forced to con-
tinue just the same if we we're get
ting double the present price? The
case Of India is but an illustration
of the world--the masses are poor
not so poor as in India, perhaps
but too poor to adopt the single gold
standard, because ordinary business
transactions are too small for gold
coins. The argument offered by
calamity howlers III stamping the
United States as dumping ground
for all foreign silver doesn't hold
good, If, when we are supplying half
thesdependant world, we cannot say
what we want for il. The trouble
does not emanate from Russia. China
Germany, Great Britain or any for
eign power, but with the Benedict
Arnolds at home. Salt Lake Ming
aag Review.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
STATE ITEMS.

Several cases of smallpox are re
ported at Gold Greek, Elko County.
Jeffries issned statement that he
is willing to meet Fitzsimmons in
Nevada.
Herbert 3. Christie, who was so
severely injured at the Sunrise mill
above Verdi. on the 2lst. instant. in
which ne suffered the loss of his left
arm. is reported as getting along
nicely.
The Copper Queen property is still
lying idle. @. G. Wallace offers the
proprietors $4,000 in addition to his
first payment of $4,000, but the
owners are holding out for s13, 1000
more.-Reno Journal.
The San Francisco correspondent
OF the Carson Weekly. says: 1t ID ru-
mored on good authority. that in
the event OF President McKinley's
election to the Presidency of the
United States, Oscar j. Smith, who
married the wife of the late Senator
Foley, will be appointed to the Office
of United States District Attorney.
Battle Mountain has case of
smallpox. The man came from Og-
dent weeks ago and has been
employed on the N. G.. road. The
patient is quarantined in house on
the outskirts of town.
Real estate men in different parts
of Nevada report more inquiries for
farm and town property than for
sevesal years. and prices are better
than last year, or even better than
at any time for ten years. Especially
is this true Of farm lands.
The altitude of Nevada towns a.
bove sea level is as follows: Austin,
6.594 feet; Battle Mountain, 4.5ll;
Belmont, S,O92; Carson. 4,66O; Reno,
4,S4S; st. Clair. 1000; Tuscarora,
6,4OO; Tybo, 6.50O; Winnemucca, 4.
432. Hamilton. 1877; Virginia. 6242
Elko. 5,063.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07

A squirrel with four tails was re.
Gently shot by A. Frisbey. in Chau-
tauqna county, N. Y. The main tail
grew direct from the spinal column,
and was six inches long; two were
on t 9 left side and one on the right
each five inches in length.
The population of Greater New
York as indicated by the count just
completed at the Census office is g.
437 ,2O2. This includes the popula-
ton of the boroughs OF Manhattan
and Bronx. previously announced,
and those OF Brooklyn, Richmond
and Queens. An approximate esti.
mate OF the increase since 1890 shows
it to have been 37.9 per cent.
There is considerable stir in re-.
CARDS to mining property down in
Yellow Pine District at the present
time, bonds and deeds being numre.
GUS and Strengthening out titles to
claims. The old Jones Taylor in
terests have just been sold by Mrs,
Helen Hisom to the Newbury Bros.
wholesale grocers of Los Angeles,
Cal. for $1,000. The whole southern
portion Of Lincoln County looks as
though it had been struck squarely
in the belt by prosperity.
As an illustration as to the fallicy
Of County Conventional will be seen
by the call of the Democratic County
primaries for election Of delegates to
the County Convention, that those
running the machine have named as
Judges in several outside precin cts
men who are Republicans, and on
the day of convention there will be
if necessary, the required manufact-
ured proxies for all unrepresented
districts. This the reason why the
petition method is growing in such
great favor, with all honest thinking
people.
DR.. D. @. Boyd, who has been
spending six weeks at Fay arrived in
Phoebe on Wednesday. He reports
the mill OF the Horseshoe company
now running both night and day n
a good grade Of ore. and barring all
unforeseen accidents IL will continue
hammering away an indefinite
period as the mines exhibit large
quantities Of ore. The tanks have now
been allied and the active teaching
Of the gold-bearing ore begun. With
present equipment Mr.. Macfarlane
expects, to experience no trouble
whatever in handling at least 100
tons OF ore daily and has enoughion
hand to keep the plant running on
that tonnage for an indefniteEperiod.
The initial cleanup is expected TO
reach the gold sampler about the
middle OF the month, when one more
gold producer will have been en-
tsssd in ths list.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
The State Of Nevada Sends oreetInp


The State of Nevada Sends Greeting
to ri
J. O. Stewart. Geo. L Huntrsss, BENZ N. John.
aon, Henry Mackss. Alfred A. Giasier, l.. @.
Bradley. P. V. Msios. y. Esans and ssbody
You are hereby required TO sppear ia an action
commenced AGAINST you ~ defs idA tsby shn II
keraan anil scott siei ~ etsiuttff. inths Faar.h
Iu icitl District urt OF the slste 4 sev d., Lin.
,oln 0 u tty, st the town o. pii che and snswcs
he Complaint ther In, whien ia On h,s Win the
lerx OF eatt urt. with ten days sftsr the ser
lice on you of 'his summons texclusiv- Of day o
- rviceI II served in sad upts,r twenty diys II
served out Of sdi o5t ,tv. ha vi Ain thi. Dit
and ic st other cases forty aaya. OF ju isusnt hy
10 aut will be iahen tgaihst yea, according to
be prsyer VI said comp sint.
The said scton Is broug Il 70 rBrUvsr iud ..
nents aSainst 20 ~ said defendants snd
fra Decree, 70 quiet ,title 10 two TIL ds
nter' st. Undivided, ia certain l,de mining ciAim
itnated in the Cooper King Mining District
,o in County Nevad 1. known a. and callei the
Kss West mining claim. To cnncei and set ~
side all deeds ,hich pirports to convey any por.
ton Of said tw tbir interest ia sal iline claim
% any person or persons by deed given by defen.
lent ], q. stewart.
To have the defendants Alfred A. '0lasier, L. O.
Bradley. p. V. Msoy. Henry =. Msckey, d, Evans
aud Peabody show what interest they have
II any. In said mining lain. II of which viii
more fully appear by referring to the comp yint
% fle Ia the Clerks office at pioche D certified
cory of which ia attached to copy Of the sum.
mons In this action and served on defendant o.
Stewart.
And you are hereby notified that Il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above re-.
CURED the said plainif will tafe judgment sRalnst
you for the relief demad,d iu the pfa, er Of their
Com llant. AMI for their cUsts In hts 90 al.
In Testimony whereof. Bent sendtrs have here.
unto set my hana efcially. this 2Oth day Of July,
A. d, 1870.
BENZ. SANDERS.
Attorney for pIsintifa
BlO.uJ
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07

Notice is hereby gi sea that the BOX of Registrs.
uon for the General Elsod N - be held Novembar
9Th. AID. 1919; Tor the election of state, Oounty
and Town hip officers are now open and will r..
main open on a l.gal 'ys from 10 a'e ock, A NJ
to 6a'cl OF Pm until October 10, AID 10 %, aud
from October 10, to ootob-r 20. tram I pM t. o
O'clock ?, M. in addition to the hours heretofore
mentioned, ct VII oh I'll ne the book for registration
will Close at 0 o'cl os Pm
The law requires uaturalized citizens to exhibit
their certificates OF natnra liz ,tion at the time they
present themselves for registration,
Henry Bennett
Justice OF the Peace, And ex.tificio Registry
Age Mt of Deer Ludge PreeiLCg
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
Utah ard arific R. r.
Republican State Convention.

Republican State Convention.
Provo Sept. 4th and 9th. 1900,
For the above occasion an open
rate OF one fare for the round trip
is hereby authorized from oil sta
tions to Provo and return. Sell
tickets Sept. 3rd, 4th and 9th limited
to continuous passage in both dir
ections with final limit of Sept. 6.
Democratic State Convention.
Salt Lake Sept, 9th and 7th 1900.
For the above occasion an open
rate of one fare for the round trip
from all points ih Utah to Salt Lake
and return. Sell tickets Sept s, 6,
and 7th, limited to continuous pas
sage in both directions, with fnal
limit of Sept 9th. 1900,
7. e. Ellerbeck.
Genl Sup't.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07

Notice is he eby given that tho Book OF Registra
tiog for the q nersl Ion of state, County AZ
Township Off rs irs nov op,n and Will renal
q O'clock p m until October 10 1900 and from
1ctob 10. to 0ctuber 10. fr mt p m to o'cloc,
m in addition to hs hours hertAofore menttonae
4 VIII oh time the books for registration will ciost
af o'clock p m.
che law r4quires naturslixed c,tesns to exhibi'
tn ir certificates Of nstur sx ttion the tims til
present them elves for registration
Louis Stern
Justice of the Peace, and ex-c ID 10 Registry
Ag ,ncy Of Hiko Precinct.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
Registr ton Notice.

Notice In hereby given that III B7nt p' Reglstrs.
ton for tn Genr raj Electin to 5A befd Snv,slher
eh,A 1901; for the elen ion o. s,ss, nnty
and Township otsieers ar u open ~ wi ~
main open daily on all legal days FRI o prlock,
A. NJ. 10 O'Clock P until 0ct',be- ~ y 1901
aud rom Oct b 10. 10 uetobef 20 ia MT P NJ, 10
q p. NJ, In addition tn the hours hereto men.
tioned at VII oh time the book u rsgistrat will
close . Q o o'clock p NJ.
The lsR requires ma 1rali1ed cittfens to exhibit
their certificates Of naturalization at the time thy
rYsSsut themSeives for registration.
Ioaph Rice
Justice Of the r. tcs so ION o Registry
Asunt Of Panass Preclnca
Dstsd. Ansnst aeth. 1900.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
Registrat on Notice

Notes is hereby given that the Book Of Reeistra
tion for The Gen raj Election to be held N5evmber
9Th. A. i900 for the cleo lon Il stare Count,
and Township ofac r. are now zen and will re
main open daily on all legal days from % O'Clock
M to o'clock T. VI. Until october 10Th A. b.
1900, and from. ltobtr 10 q October 10, fro
2 NJ. to O'Clock P. NJ. sddhion to the ur-
heretofore mentioned. t sht III time tie bo Il for
re4tst i0u will cioss ct Q o'cooxP M.
Fhs lay requires 'star 10 | ci iza Is t. exhibit
their yer ihcates of natu u liz ion At he time they
prese it themselves for registration.
1, II small,
gissry igen'.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
Reg straton Notice.

Notice 10 h-rebv given that the Book OF Regstr4
II N for the General tlsctiou t. be held November
9Th A. D. 1900: for thu Election of State, County
aud rownshio Ofioers are nov ap-n and will re-
main open daily on all legal day rom TO O'Clock
VI. 10 o'clock p NJ, untii October 10 A .. 100
ana from O.tober the 10. % October 80. fri m
m 10 O'Clock m in addition 10 the iurs hereto
fore mentioned. at which time the book 10 registra
tion will close al o'cltck D M
The W requires ,tnr IL 1t rms to "xbibi
their o4rtiic es Of nstnrtlz tior It the time they
present themselves for -eei 4tiop.
McClAnahan.
Regtstry AIant, >andg Precinct
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
Registration Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that he Book of gis'rs
lon for h @ neral 81 clon to be Id Novembe
Q b, A, D 10 o; for the election Of State, Count
aud + " ship Ulcers are uaw opan and " Il ~
IN In open daily al legal days from 10 ocloc
a m to o'clocs p m until october 10. A.. q. 1900
and fr m october 10 t. october ~ from I p m 10
Q O'Clock m fl sddition TO tue hours her4t for
ne toned at viii time the book for registration
will closa at O'Clock p IN
r g law tQIires rat ira igad citig-us 10 exhibit
their certiacaes Of lgstion at the time the!
present themselves for registration,
A b Campbell
Registry Agent ct axe Valle
Precinct.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07

Notice Is hereby given that the Book Of Reg'stra-
ton for the zen raj Election to be held Novemb4t
9th, A d. 1870; I, ,r the election Of State, Oouniy
and Township offc rs are nov open and wi re-
nsin open d4ily on ell leg d.ys from 10 o'cloc
m 10 oclocx N until october 10, 4, 1870
and from October 10 g. Oct bar Q, from p m e
o'cock D M. In addition to the hours thereto
re mentioned, st whic1 time the book for regis
ration will ri ,-e Of 0 1'cl ok p m
The law requires nsturalized citizens to exhibi'
their certificates Of naturatz ton ut the tiue the
present themselves for registration.
4, Rourke,
Justice Of the Peace, and ex-o,icio registry
Agent, Delamar Prerinci
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
Rsgistra . ion Notice

Notice " hereby given mat the Bonk II Regis.
ratton for the Genfa scti n ~ be b I'D No .tin-
hr6 Il, A. D. 9g; fot the ctinn OF state. oouul J
nd township ntt c r. are asw en- hna Nfl II
nain open daily On ell lega days from 10 O'Clock
v. to 0 o cloc M. uutil aics.,ber 10. A. o. 100
snd fr m &c Oh E 10 I tobsr 90 feoin Z 2. N. T.,
o'clock z. NJ in ddifinn 10 the hour, he rotbe.
fare mentioned, at which tine hs Dook for fegis.
tration viii closa 81 'clock P n.
tn Law qa res nafuraiif 40 tisais to exhibit
heir certiacse2 OF Daiurp lisatop 1t the ttns thty
hey present. lhsni selvsa f0f 10 ts'rstian
l.. L. w,ld4.
Registry A GENT.
Glover Valley Precinct
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
Registration Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that the Book OF Registra-
ii n fJr the General rlection to ne held November
9. A ID 1900; for the election Of state, County q q
,wnship officers are now opsn aud will remain
open daily on all legal days rom 10 O'Clock m
to 6p M until october 10 A 1900, and from nc,
10. to October 20. from IN to Q o'cl ok p IN 1
addition TO IT, hours heret tore men toned a.
which tim- the book for registration Will close al
Q o'clock p m.
The law requires naturalized citEens to exhibit
their cerifoatee Of natura liza ion at the time they
present themselves for reg lstrattoa.
Chas Lytle
Reg stry Agent, Fagle Valley re inct.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07

Notice is hereb given that t1e Baok o. Re Slatra
itn, 4. u. 1906; TO- h. ell ction Of State ouu y
and Township officers are ltw open sn viii ~
lsin op daily al ieIt tays 'r,m 10 o'c nct
NJ 06b'el1tkP 1tii Oct lber 10 A d 1850
nd rom october 10 TO lcJUb-r 70. fr,m7 VT
Q e COX P NJ In I'D tti0u t. hp ours fetofor.
20 elt,onef ut shich time tn books vii, close at 8
,'cl osP M
ras law requires ma" "rslE 4 ciBEens 20 eShihi
heir cert ifcse o. natu alg tion NJ thu time Ine,
p esnnt .ssasr l. as fJr reg.Stf tinn
d. ~ hica.
Registry Agent.
Snrinv Vail pr, 1inck
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
Registration rot ce.

Notic1 Is hereby q ven that the Bpoh OF RegIs'ra-
ton for the sienaral Election to be held ov mber
9Th, A. D. 1900. for the election Of state, Ooun
and Township Ulcers are now open aud will re.
main open daily ON all legal days IL m 10 O'Clock
4. VI. to O'CLOCK 2. NJ. until October 10. A d.
1900, and Ironi October 10, to 0etoDer co. from
=. n. to . p. nj iu addition to the hours heretoo
nlenttoned. at which tiue the book will close al .
o'clock p. N.
The law requires naturalzsd eitlEers to exhibit
thair certncAtes of nstur tton at the time they
present themselves for registration.
Jos. Consway.
=, Registry Agent.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07

Inc Los Angeles Express says
The name of the corporation which
will construct and operate the new
Salt Lake railway will probably be
the Los Angeles & Salt Lake Rail-
road company. The new company
will Incorporate as soon ss Senator
W. A. Clarke reaches New York from
Europe. The corporation may be
under the laws OF Utah, where the
charter of the Oregon Short Line
originated. Thomas Kearns and G.
0. Whitmore of Salt Lake City, who
are now here, have given out draft
OF the proposed survey to be used in
the col straction of the new Salt Lake
road. Both gentlemen are interested
with Senator w. A, Clarke In the
enterprise. The survey to be used
will be practically the one made by
II. s. Stocks in 1898 for what was to
have been the Los Angeles and
Grand Canyon line. According to
Mr.. Kearns, actual wora of grading
the road will be commenced within
the next thirty days.
Salt Lake Tribune Sept. 5.-Word
was received here yesterday Of the
death in Brooklyn. N. Y, of w. L.
Hoge, formerly of Salt Lake and
more recently of Montana. Mr..
Hoge had been ill for some time
with stomach trouble which was
regarded AS very serious by those
who knew him. Mr. Hoge was we'll
known here, where he had many in
terests. He was a director of the
Salt Lake City railroad, a director
and secretary of the Utah & Pacific
and interested with A. w. McCune
in several enterprises. AT one time
he lived here, being'a teller in the
banking house of Walker Bros. and
also in tho Ontario office many years
ago. He moved to Montana some
years ago, and was very successful in
business. He was a senior member
of tue banking house of Hoge,
Brownlee & Co. of Butte and Ana
conda. Mr.. Hoge was well liked by
all who knew him and his death will
be matter of deep regret to all.
The annexed is taken from the
Delamar Lode: | have good news
from old Eldorado Canyon, | am
reliably informed that the old com.
pany, or majority Of the old share
holders from Philadelphia have ap-
propriated 5000, 900 to build a new
and improved mill, OF forty stamps,
twenty concentrating tables and for
ty large tanks for cyaniding their
ore. Now /, your correspondent,
worked in two of the comyany's |
mines. and can truthfully say that
there is ore enough in sight Of fair
grade in gold to keep mill Of that
size hammering away for two years.
/ consider it good thing for all of
us Lincoln Countyites, what with
Eldorado, Quartette and Homestake |
mills, all hammering away and turn
ing out bullion, our county ought |
to be able to settle its indebtedness
on some basis. not as repudiators,
but as honest citizens, trying to do
what is right to all.
Mr.. Chas. Gracey has charge Of
Eldorado Canyon property and is to
be general manager; in fact has been
for years. They are also getting a
steam wagon to haul the ore from |
the mines to the mill. distance of
ten miles.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-07
NEW-TO-DAy.
eg strat'on Notice.

Notice u hereby van thst thu Book of Regissra.
tlon fur the General Eiestiot { ne hell November
ath D 1910; for the Il ctipn ~ St T., County and
Township Ulcers are nov open and will rem,i
open dsity on all lgai days from 10 oicl ,ck, . m
70 o'clock p IN un IL dc 0ber 10 A. b 1910 and
frlm etober 10. to Oct bsr 20 fran 4 d NJ TO o
O'Clock N IN afdii n TO the hours h retofore
T. the honra msnttane o. ~hith Ii ne the book
for regls ration sill cios4 at 0 cl ck D m
The law lires ,tursliE d citizens to exh Bit
their certihcates Of naturalization 70 the time tn,
present themselves for registration.
Herm IN Hartnng
justice of the Peace and txoflca Il glstry
Agent. of pioche Precinct,