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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18
Application for Patent.


December lSt 1900.
NOTICE IS HEREBY G VEN THAT L. L..
woods, rnd his cl-claimani Jesse Knight u Provo
Olty Otah. by their attorney In fact. Lafay,tta
WOODS ~ Barclsy. Lincoln Cnun " Nevada have
made application for United st tes Pate for tho
Nettlesnake, Lucky tribe, TirantulA, AIhamhra
Admir- Il dewey and Opal ions iiidstel Lnae MIN
ing Claim situate In su uaorgaDised Minins l.
TITO .ln'oln uountvo Nevada, con isting uf lb0O
l5cO 1900 l600 1900 and 1900 linear feet respec
lively Of said Loies and surf c ground as shown on
Tue plat of tue 0hc al survey being Survey No
1908 and described ia the a IA notes ami piat ~
tue omotti urvtv on ale Ia I is Ieics. with mag.
netic variation st Is deg,ees 80 miuutes east, AZ
folio S;
Lode cl4im n ths Olpsolidltion; thence N.
degree ~ mtu 1tes ees Q feet TO Olrner No 4
ot sud lode clslm;thence north, 80 d gree4 50 min
ut east, 2il fct to Corner M OF Tirantuls Lode
SWni tnenc south deg ee 50 minutes west, 1901
ieet % rner 70 toi said Loie claim; thence
seuth IL dssrsea 81 min tes 0ast 5000 ct to cor,
ner No OF hAttlesntke ode clam; the ,ce south
d'gree 81 minuts west 6Oa4 Y 10 90 ,ner No
sal Loie claim; thence II Dig 81 min w.sOO
et 70 corner No of Lucky Strike Lode claim,
thence south degree 80 minutes west Gil feet 10
corner NO OF Alhambra Lode claim, thence south
degrees " minutes west l212 4 feet TO corner
ADMIRAL Dewey Tod claim; thence north
o.Bree W minnt east 1900 feet To corner No NJ
stid ode CLAIM; tn ncr south 80 degrees 3S min.
utes west 278 feet TO corner No | Of Opal Lode
claim, the place OF b gining Survey lof exterior
boundaries OF the 'nsOittsted Uiai n, containing
totsi aud net area " I23. 7SSl0l0 acres ell Of
Wnleh L. hereby app led for, no conflicts From
corner No OF kittlesnake lode lain U 5, L. NJ
NO hears north 81 degrees 2s minut . west lli9T
icet distant. From corner No OF Lucky Strike
Lod claim which 10 identical with cornor No OF
Ilran'u Lode claim. said monum meut bears south
~ degrees " minutes west 1898 feet distant,
From elrner No Of Alhsmbta Lode ella IN which
Is Identical with corner No OF Admiral Dewey
,one clsim said monu nent bears south degrees
o. minutes west Tl9l feet distant and from corner
No OF Opal Lode claim said monument bears
soutn ~ degrees 81 minutes east 2Iss feet distant
sal Cons llidated Lode claim forming a portion
OF unsurvsytd ground In Lincoln County, Nevada,
latitude north 81 degrees 81 mlnut 8, said lode
iocations mining claims being OF record In the
once OF the O unity Recorder ct Pioche In Lincoln
county, Nevada, In book II" Of Nj ling Notices at
pages 10, H. 49, 10, 40 al 2e9 800. Records OF LID
coin Count Nevada, thars are no known locations
naar this Constituted Mining claim as shown by
the plat OF the official sui vey
direet that thi notice be published IN tho
Lincoln County Record at Pi,che, Nevada, the
newspaper published the said mining claim, for
the period Of 10 weeks
o. II. GALLUP,
" H. Mss, Register.
Claimants Law Attorney.
First publication dated Dec 2lst 1900.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18
Road District No. 2, Phoebe.
Road District No. 8. Panaca.

Webbar Thos TRUSTEE Fee simple title to l lot
and i'm pts ON Main 81 lot So olk 10 tax 1850 p Ii
1, Sd a1v ,. $20,3l
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18
Notice To Creditors.
In The Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State of
Nevada, In and for the
Coun " Of Lincoln.

In The Matter OF the Estats
OF
Charles Nelson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given thst the undersigned hss
been duly appointed an qualified BY the Fourth
Judicial District Court OF the State of Nevada. in
aud for the County Of Lincoln the Administrator
Of the Estate Of Charles Nelson late of said county
Deceased,
All creditors having claims against said estate
are required to nle the same with proper vouchers
attached, with the Clerk Of the Court, Within
three months Of the nst publication OF this notice
walter Reeder.
r. R. EcNsmee; Administrator.
ATTY for Administrator.
Dated, Dec. 2Gth 1900.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18

pJUU. man or woman to look
after our growing business in this
and adjoining Counties; to act as
Manager and Correspondent; work
can be done at your home. Enclose
self-addressed, stamped envelope for
PARTICULARS to ID. A. Sherman, Gen.
eral. Manager, Corcoran Building,
opposite United States Treasury
Washington, ID. G.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18
Notice To Creditors.

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, In and for the
County of Lincoln, State of
Nevada.
In the Matter Of the Estate
OF
Edward B. Kiel, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that tho Undersigned
dny appoint ou C. l4th. 1900 by the pis-
let Conrt OF the Fou th in tei4l Dirtrici OF the
State Of Nevada f. AMI for he )'nniy OF Lincoln.
Ad dninistrator Of the Estate of Ed ward B. Ktel. De-
ceased, late of sAii ,unty OF lincoln
AL creditors havilg clsims Rsinst said estate
are required to ile the same, with prtper vouchers
attached. With he Clerk Of said conrt. thin 20
days after the nrsr publication of 'his notice
Hampton z. Gorge.
Administrator.
Beni. ,DdePs.
Attorney for Admtn'rator
.Daasd nas. A1aA .asa.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18
Monday, January 2lst.
At Noon, A. D.
1901.

tr so much af each parcel as will pay the amount
Of taxes delinquency and costs against 1t, will be-
sold by NE, as Ooulty Treasurer and EK.otRcie
Tax Receiver of said County Of Lincolu, at 70
O'Clock Il. OF said day, at the front door of the
Court House. at the town of p che, in said county.
to satisfy such ax xas delinquency aud c1-ts. Said
sale, will BE- made subj tct to redemption within
six mouths after sale, by payment OF all the sums
assessed against each parcel, together with three
per cent per month thereon fr m the date OF sale
until paid. in accordance with the provisions OF
Section OF an act of the Leg stature of the State
Of Nevada. approved March l9th 1885. Statutes
OF 1895, Page III
j. A. NFssrrT,
County Treasurer and Ex0hcio Tax Receiver of
Lincoln County. Nevada.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DEIINQUEyT ltsr OF PROPERTY FOR THE
YsAR lqCO. LINCOLN COUNTY. NEVADA.

Notice is hereby given To those whom It may con.
eeru aud to the following named p rsons and o all
owners Of. or claim nts TO, the r.rl estate aud m
pr ,veuenls thereon, or improv nn when as.
sesse .eparAtely, hereina ter describ d. known or
unkn wn, rhtt the taxes for State ana County
uur, ,ses for the year A. v. 1870 assessed AZ ainst
the iollu ,ug des 'rbei pieces or parcels OF pro-
D rty are NOW deiinqleut that ten per cen pentlfy
nnt 80 ts2 oO) dpiars, cost O aivertising, ha-
htsn All 4 ia e6ch cass, 90 that ny piece or par.
eel of prop rb uplG gaicn sati Aes, penlIty
An COTS shA renatn uifphd on.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18
Road District No. 7, DeerIodge.

lynch J ia--Possessory claim to lot aud imt
oh hiaih sur 'f,rl0lRe month oi Go Bsrney
Tux 20 p n adv q 90 totaI IS ST.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18

In rHs UstrsD SrArEs LAND orYIcn,IAr' oARsos
City, s'Ate of Nevada. Carson City Land District,
Dec. IL. A. D. 1900.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18
nooo YEARLY to Christian

Date of nrst publication Dec alst 1900.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18

A.ehisoi W s 4 Bro-Fee simple title to lots
E,,d im Is ia pauaei lst \. Pls u foss'S eiam
20 100 .cees of land n lsa iOS Wiley Wash sou
q ila uews ranch ID ut7 nj es s1dtn of r ,n4ea
Fe slmpls tiils 10 2 ots scfOss Oh etteet north
o. Ma Ar 4 Sc reNdceo JJ,ulng d H5s on sOnti
p s,'ry Il ,into Is tcIes Sure iand rodth q"
Pa .ca, Bunipn'lIe lt0e eut'rei b. geo. " l.
tsx4i w pen 40 s1v tltai St6O
Wis N JJhn--P .,ry el .tn To / Vt and iD pS II
Pau ,cA III b..ck Is .lx SO peu Is adv 2, tot
S349,
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18
Ploche. December 2lst. 1000.
Road District No. 1. Bunkerville.

B rR s. Hiram-Possry claim to 10 acres OF land
in Mesa II g, poss'ry claim 10 2 lots in Mesquite
tax l. 40 pen II adv2 total IS 81.
Bunker FrancIs-PJss'r ella i'm To lot in Bunk.
ervill formerly property OF Bunker 5r, tax Alb
pen 4lc adv 2 90 { tai s6 90
Witty saumel Po-s'ry cl to house and lot IN
Bunkerville possry Gun to IA acres land in Bunker
vile .ossry claim to So acres land appl No l0Ss0
being " qtr OF II wqtr soc IS and qtr OF n qtr
sec "a I3 10 tax 69i pen SO adv 2, Total $3.50.
Wursten Aifred-posa'ry clAim,t0 20 acres OF land
on appl l9l77 oy Bunker Jr tax "a pen 0S adv
total $2,3T
job s,nJ NJ -Poss'ry claim to 40 acres land on
spol l2SO8 being Q or 4 qtt sec 20 Is ~
Poss'r, cl i'm T. acres land Ut MeEq lite beiu
part oi Jas L. smitus tax IS pen O6 adv 2, total
a. IA
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-18
Road olstrict No 8. tilko 3 M.v.wa.b b

BRADSHAW W-Possessory cisim TO 100 acres
~ ihno aud mp thereon shout miles n lrth ~
trnau's; * o. pm SO adv 90 total $40 a.
ane de'-Ppssry claim 10 80 acres Ian on ann
- lSiot To- - qti OF 8 " qtr ana = qtr Of N W
~ r.. 81 I 81 ast; tax lO2 pen IOc adv 400
era 'sVl. "a s--possessory claim to 80 acres Of
isr ~ tnpl ~ 1873 beinp e qtr of e qtr sec s
NHH q tNw qEr see l6t7r 6l east; tax I.O2
y ler ~ 2. 'gal t3.l2
FauR " Pass ~ claim o. house and lot In
he+ ~ bsrHNu = Brown and War; en- house: tax 8 40
pen "A ~ 2m totai 1914,
Road District No, 7. DeerIodge.
lynch la-Possessory claim to lot and impts
on ni5in Str s'etrl0ipe month of Go Bsruey'.
Tux l,70 p ~ adv 100 total IS 81.
Road District No 9 Searchlight.
Cotton W it-Do.s'r, claim to = lot and t,npts I'm
'eaFoaiighli *. 50 pc. 5sc adv 10 total ss.4i.
Road District No 10. Good Springs.
Mecisnnahsn l-passessory cla,m to ~ acres
And on Appl M 1879 beings Qtr Of ne asr sec
"a r y est tsx ole pen 05c adv 2U0 totai 81 Sc
the Mineral Uuion blmi'ed-Pos essory claim 4,
'nuts Goo springs ns sting of ng,n4 boilers
iyh N elect iei7ht lvachiug tank and 4 h iuss.:
IA 296,W pen rs, so adv O., 0 total s2S!.6O,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
LANDED A JAPANESE.

Honolulu, March 23.-Ito Takejiro, Japanese merchant of this place. was the cause to-day of a clash between the territorial and federal authorities. On the last trip of the steamer Ameri- ca Maru from the Orient in February, Ito Takejiro boarded the vessel at Yokohama, without securing passports or a ticket. He rendered his fare to Honolulu. but according to his state ments, the ships officers refused to ac- cept it but placed him in confinement with eleven others as stowaway. He was taken to San Francisco and brought back here on the return trip, the intention being to return him to Japan. His brother secured q writ of habeas corpus from the district court and the Japanese was taken ashore
 As soon as Collector of the Port Stack able learned of the matter he had the ship stopped, but she was finally per- mitted to depart. When the case comes up for hearing it is expected that the jurisdiction of territorial officials over ships of foreign bottoms will be raised.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
TIMELY TOPICS

The Turnbull company has speclai bargain in twenty-five dozen ne" pat tern house wrappers. Sold after O:oo tonight for 39c.
 J. T. Phelan offers fine business oD' nortunity for sale. Daily receipts $15. Rent only S3o.
 Housekeepers will be interested in Peterman's discovery for getting rid of household pests. Harding, of the Boston 99c store. sells it.
 The LapalmeHoffman company has a fine stock of carpets. mattings, etc. Get their prices when ill need of any thing in this line.
 A.. Cowles's Easter millinery open ing has been a grand success. It will continue Monday and Tuesday of next week.
 Ladies' black mercerized waists for 9Sc, at Miller & Peck's: black serge skirts with f1ounce only $2.9S.
 Spinach or kale for 15c q peck at the Public market. Full line of Merwin's sugar cured hams, shoulders and ba- con-.
 Consult Professor Coulter if you have any trouble with your eyes.
 Conlon Bros have full line of gents working shirts from 45c up. Gents $1.25 kid gloves marked to 9Sc.
 Ribbons, laces, neckwear anad hanu- kerchiefs, also mems furnishings have special prices for tonight and Mon day at Curran's.
 Excellence, variety, quality and style is what you will find in l. Chase's dine of millinery. Novelties are there as fast as they appear on the market.
 Reid x Hughes will sell after 7:3O tonight 56-inch suitings in grey, brown, blue and Oxford mixtures at 9Sc yard.
 If you want the best paint on tlie market, the Ziglatzki- Marks company would be pleased to furnish it.
 Special sale on ribbons at K. Dough. erty's after o'clock tonight. All the fashionable colors at 121ac a yard.
 Castle will sell 800 pounds of chick. en at 10c pound tonight. Prime rib roast 12c.
 If you want lowest prices then you want cheap goods. If you pay s3 for Hawes hat nt J. B. Mullinos's you get the right thing.
 The Guarantee Credit Clotilinx com peny have the latest noRe1ties an ready to Weo4 n cuataa T. IA 6eo5n. IT isesl - " - .
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
DRISCOLL NOMINATED.
James E. McGann Cast His Vote for
 Driscoll Amid Applause.

James E. McGann Cast His Vote for
 Driscoll Amid Applause.
 New Haven, March 3O.-The demo- cratic city convention held in St Alloy sius hall last night renominated Mayor Driscoll and the entire city ticket by an overwhelming majority, but none of the nominations was made unanl- nous. The ticket nominated is as follows: For mayor, Cornelius T. Dris- coll: for controller. Jonathan N. Rowe: for city clerk, Henry F. Norris: for city treasurer. Henry Fresenius; for tax collector, Francis c. Anthony; for city sheriff. A. Frederick Hunie: for general registrar, Francis W. Foley.
 There had been some speculation concerning the vote of the third ward delegation headed by James F. Me Gam. The delegation voted for the McGann. the chairman of the delega- tion and the first one of it's members to vote. rrOnouncing distinctly the mayors name as his name was reached on the roll call. The delegates about the hall were eXpectant and curious to see how AIr McGann would vote and when he named Mayor Driscoll q round of applause swept over the con- vention.
 The speech placing Mayor Driscoll in nomination was made by Daniel Colwell, general secretary of the Knights of Columbus.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
-10OO-
 Mort Mo,

The transactions of the New Haven, Hartford and Springfield Clearing Houses for last week were as follows: New Haven. 1901. $1 .292. Io9; l9OO, S1.247. .595: 1899, $1 ,3S9. lu'. Hartford, 1901. $2G33U5o: 1900, S2 2i4 So4: lsy9' s2 33S .69O. Springfield, 1901. $1 ,244,- 534: 19OO S09O.013.
 New Haven shows an increase com nared with the same week of last year nf aG per cent. and 9 decrease from the corresponding week of 1899 Of ! per cent Hartford clearings in, creased 14.7 per cent as compared with the previous year and 1l.4 per cent over 1899. Springfield increased c56 Der cent over 19OO-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
POLICE COURT DoIN1
John Dauch Received q Heavy Fine
 This Morning.

JOuu OHucn hecelVeu f1eslNy rlHe This Morning.
 John Dauch was before Judge Bur pee in the, city court this morning l charged with intoxication and breach of the peace. To both charges he pleaded not guilty. The Dauches live on Ayers street. They have had ten children, seven of whom are living. Jealousy on the part of the husband appears to be the cause of their I domestic unhappiness. According to Mrs Dauch, who appeared to be re- f>spectable and hardworking woman, for some time her husband has lived in the light of the green-eyed monster. He has not given her any money in some time and she was therefore forced to seek employment herself. She secured it at the Novelty works on North Elm street. Two days ago he became violently insane and beat her in a terrible manner. Yesterday he struck her on the jaw rendering her insensible for some time. Two months ago he threatened to shoot her. Last night he drove her and the children out of the house after beating her all day. Officer Moore arrested him at the request of his wife. Dauch's de- fense was that two days ago he was taken sick at work and took some pills that were recommended by his doctor and they made him crazy. He ex- pressed sorrow for what he had done and said he was never before arrested, which was true. When the officer ar rested him he was yielding a carving knife. He was fined $25 and costs on the charge of breach of the peace and sentence was suspended on the other charge.
 A one-armed man named Cornelius Murphy denied he was either drunk or q vagrant. Officer Healey testified to finding the accused at the Naugn- tuck depot bothering people to buy his wares. pencils and court-plaster. Mur- phy gave the court a lot of soft talk" He was unouestionably gifted with the ''blarney." but it did not work sue ccssfully this trip. Judge Burpee said he was so glib that he must have been in court often before and sent him down for sixty days.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
c. c. Hurley, Attorney-at-Law, Ds- DII

c. c. Hurley,
 Attorney-at-Law,
 Dion Block.
 Glendue, Mont, March II, 1901. Editor of Journal, Watertown, Conn: Dear Sir: Can you advise me if there are any relatives of a party named James Mccormick residing in the vicinity of your town, or can you refer me to some old settler who would be likely to be able to give me this in formation? This party died here some months ago and left an estate of the probable value of $3.O0O. but so far we have not been able to locate any of his heirs. It is known that his mother and sister came to this country with him some fifty years ago. He received his naturalization papers in your county on March l. 1858, and at that time resided at Watertown. and we are of the opinion that he was then re- siding with his relatives. He was q native of Ireland.
 Will you please be so kind as to make q mention of the fact that his estate is unclaimed, through the col umns of your paper? And should there be any heirs residing in the vii cinity of your town if they will write to me I will do what 1 can to establish their claim to the property.
 Thanking you in advance for any information you may be able to give me, l am, Yours truly.
 c. c. HURLEY.
 Attorney-at-Law.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
OLD COASTER DEAD,

Middletown, Conn, March 3O.-Cap- tain Charles Williams. aged T, died suddenly this morning of apoplexy at his home in the Bow Lane district He was for many years engaged in the coasting trade and made also some voyages to foreign ports as master of a clipper built ship In recent years he had been manager of the farm con nected with the Connecticut hospital for the insane. He had held many inn portant town offices, and had repre-. scented the town in the state legisla- tre for two terms. His wife, two sons and two daughters survive him.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
CAUGHT THE SECOND TIME.
Two Attempts to Commit Robbery in
 the Same Building.

Chicago, March 30. After having been wounded in a previous attempt at burglary few hours before, Cor nelius Doherty, one of four who at tempted to break into the Newberry building on East Ontario street. met a tragic death last night while run ming away from Watchman Frank Kelly. who shot him in the left temple and the left thigh. Kelly had driven away three men earlier in the evening. discovering them as they were climb ing the fire escape. He fired several shots at the fugitives and one who fell. but regained his feet, is believed to have been DOherty
 Shortly after midnight the men re- turned. Kelly again discovered them and as the men ran fired. killing Doh erty. The others escaped.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
rcTARIJSHIEG A NEW SECT.

uono,n,u March 30 - An official s+otemant has been issued by the very pn,- Iohn Oshorne. rector of St Clem- ants chanel. has attempted to establish o now sect under the name of ''Ihe Eri.con,1 church at large" Members of St Clements chapel assert that tn, bishop has taken this acton peeause they declined to turn over thelr cnuien property to him unless ne nlaue yer t.in concessions which they desired.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
ALrGELD FOR REPUBLICAN.
Denounces Carter Harrison and Urges

Denounces Carter Harrison and Urges
 Democrats to Vote for Hanecy.
 Chicago, March 30.-In Bryan's cam -naisns of 1896 and 1900 he had no more loyal supporter nor was there a more bitter antagonist to the repub- ylican party. city, state and national, than John F. Altgeld. the former dem ocratic governor of Illinois.
 Therefore 1t must have been pleas iug sight for the democratic friends Of .Altge1d, when last night, in the pres ence Of 5000 persons who filled every pause in his speech with cheering. Alt geld, from the Auditorium stage, fer v3dly denounced the administration of Mayor Carter N. Harrison.
 Afr Altgeld pleaded with the "inde- spendenfs democrats and his other sheqsexs to support Judge Elbridge. HAnecy and the entire republican tick sAt n the City e3ection next woke.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
FIERCE GALES IN ENGLAND.

:. London, March 3O.-Fierce gales have been sweeping over the channel coasts and the Dover trans-channel services
 have been maintained with difficulty.
 A lifeboat landed the crew of the
 bark Antarctic, which was In distress on PenAance. Heavy snowstorms have also prevailed, especially in Scot land, where there are drifts eight to .fEslye feef desp. SHOW blown have 'heen feS sto Iei3 foada
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
INFORMATION WANTED.

Montana Attorney Is Looking for Rel
 atives of James Mccormick. Editor of the Democrat:
 The following letter will explain itself. It was addressed to the editor of the Watertown Journal, who hand ed it to me, as the person inquired for was a Catholic resident at one time of this town. I pass it along with the hope that some of the older Irish resi- dents of Waterbury may be able to furnish the information sought for.
 JAMES H. O'DONNELL.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.

Transactions Compiled by the Con-
 mercial Record. New Haven. Conn. March 3O.-The summary of The Commercial Record for the current week makes the follow ing showing:
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
MORRIS RAPHAEL 2o5 South rIain St.
 Opposite Grand Street.
Hueuenot oath of A1lexiance.
Opposite Grand Street.

HuEuenot oath of Allegiance.
 The French Huguenot refugees, who have met in the crypt of Canterbury cathedral ever since 1850, when a royal charter of liberty to worship was granted to them, have sworn al- legiance to King Edward VII. Their pastor, Rev. Jean R. Barnabas preached memorial service for her late majesty, Queen Victoria, and then, according te ancient custom, the oath of allegiance was taken, the pas tor with uplifted hands making the solemn declaration, to which the peo- pte responded "Amen."-N. '. Sun.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
uleRjlA1n IN WAGES.

1aS 4sy afopek The Ohie,
 , -
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30

"ANTED-All kinds ot good furniture.
 stoves and ranges at Lunny's 2l Phoenix avenue. 3-2S-3
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Good small raising or vegetable garden. Address P. O. Box 59l. 3-26-5
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30

10 RENTING single houses of eight rooms each; also two or three tenementS of four 'ooms eacn. A. B. Simons @ Chapel Simons- lille. 3-28-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30

1T DAM for Sale. Apply at this office.
 3-28-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30

WANTED-Young man r or IS years old,
 neat and honest. Apply to Waterbury Hat Store, 35 East Main St. 3-29-3