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Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
Senator RYle 600.
Spo 9afptas Tor. gfafers genatsr
aflntter 1T girfe.

GorbimosfenntOr Sames s. apIe
ofgif Monbug often ben lite SyiiIi peo
Deoen | TT Diem I Mberbeen, Snn
Eofota, efter ct fort spgeeie. Sor
ct var Tigers lib iioen fit ban MaIa.
rtafeber. errfnart iibpifIebe fla til ct
&ierteonbe, % for bette buffeoe ban
unoer. Gorsnrist bapbe ban fran.
tet libt ct Mnrs lib, men hans Bort.
gang MI fom bog iipentet oper mango
al bans Bennier.
We6 Senator aple err q, al be eien-
oommelisite PerionIisbeber / geiten
gaoet bort. San bar forboIbspis Ii.
bet fienbt, itrotiI ban | 1891 for for.
is Gong bIeu naIgt til Oorbunbsiena.
tor; ban bar Wleblem af Staters Sc.
gislotir oetgone. Demofraterne os
Mepublifdnerre bar Iiee itprfe, bet
bar "DeaOIod", % ingen piIbe gipe
efter. Gsrft benimoo Sesfioners
Sliitning fom Ben nofiaa ufienote
3ple poa Gale Tom Seratorfanoibat,
os famine Gag bIep ban paIet. 8an
GIT bengans for 9enofrot eGler ltaf-
bpnsie men UNDER fin fsrite Senator.
Sermin fiernebe ban fig mere 90 me
re fra De bemofratiffe og popnIiitiife
glemerter oe itemte ofte meo Hepu.
bIifanerne.
0eo n9fte S~enatorpals | 1897,
bapoe oerfor Smile be Heite Bopuliiter
mob fig, oe l1bfaloet bar lGnge iiif-
tert, men efter 40 9oges "9eao-
Iod" git belle ben repubIifanife Grip
pc ooer til aple, os % ogiaa 10 go.
pulitzer forbleu bam tro, blep ban
sienpoIgt meb 1 = flyer og ifriper
en- Stemmes Raioritet. Senator
aple alemte life, OF bet bar Mepnbli-
fanerne. ban itpIbte lit @ienpolg, 90
ban itsttebe iioen abmiriitrationen
peo erbper 2eiIiebeo. Oilers bar BON
piifnof en- ieIpitanoig Wanb, Der
fiIgte fine Sperbepisninger og lite
Loo fig oominere at Rartipolitif og
&lifep9ien.
Senatpr QpIe par Sormm1o / In
oerpisninesfomiteen og Sormano for
Seratets Snbnitri.4omnisfion.
apIe par fsbt / Wurbeben at aeria.
Ohio, Den 24be Seb., 1854, itlioereoe
peb Suinpis llniperiitet % uooan.
neoe fia Tom gipiI- Sngeuisr. ST.
sem gif ban / 5 Iar paa Sberlin Col.
lese og iioo Beereb meo of erbperpe
Sugtererbepilline, men for bette blep
rpget at, optoaes ban paa WeItern
Theological Semtnarp | anegbanp,
3d., bporfra ban erabuereoe / 1882.
San par iaaleoes en- Wano meo man
aeIioag uobonnelie. Gfterot babe
tulbfsrt fine Stltoier pirfebe ban iom
2erer / forifieGige Gag og peo for
ifieIlige Sfoler, og paa ben Sto, ban
Tom inb I bet politiffe 9ip bar ban
ainansiefret1r peb Danfton College.
San pirfebe oaiaa / noele aar iom
Brett / Spb 9afota oe lltab.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
Gen bersmte eneelHc Siluiui Ser

Den beretite eft9eitfe ttiDtpt ger
bert Spencer. Der M er cber 81 Aar
ennrnel 90 | ben ienere Gi0 bar
iert en- noeet tiIbagetrtffen Eilbe-
relic. laber BOG enonu al og I'll hsre
fra fig. eioite Ssit oifentIisaioroe
han en- grtiteI ON 8oerfrieen, bpori
ban innmenIieneoe ltbl9nbtngerrie
/ Spbafrifa neo @neIGnoerne for
Grommel, oe vi fees ban at bope
uoitebt en- appeI til 9aticrterne ON
at isge at uooifIe, hpno ban faIoer
~@enifabets Religion" beIIere ems at
looe fig Iehe at ben frieerite aonb,
Tom mi Times at bore raaSeHoe ooer.
olt. Spencer flyer Hunot ouSet:
~GIt. iom afeoer DeiIitorisme,
tiener 9urbariet, men at, ION al
fsner 6rsS, tierer gioiIiiotionen.
Ser r 10 fundamentals binonhen
mooitrioenhe @rlnciper, boorpaa oct
~iociaIe aio fan oarnes neniIie toitn.
gea ~Go-ooerotioa~ CO fripiITts 60
operation; oct n forioiRtter
SoangsinitrtIftioner. set anSet frie
SSrititutioner. 9si er aIi / ssorhoIo
III uofnfuingen af De miIitrre
ggp9geIier. al ct Sonngsreginie M
for Si0ea eper irn gaopirfntug paa
br beIe Samiuao. Gerfor er o.
petitioner mob arigsopienet en- Sp-
petition mob Dor SiIbagenenoen til
GeipOtiet Seq bar en- SeleIie al, at
berule 8eu9seIie bagoDer mob set
tiIbaseIoste oil bIipe for iiprf I'll at
Iooe fie itauoie blot peb arguureu-
iation oe pellnerte aonrrIer.-
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
Den uTeutIiae BieIb. 8,

Den piientIiee GieIb. Opeaperne
oper 2anbets @i9Ib ben 30te Stunt
D. 81. bier, at bernte beIsb fig til
81 ,044, 739, 100 meb Srabrag at
2ontanter | Sfutfammeret. @iel.
sert er ST., 1884 nrirrbre M enb
for ct Mar iioer. Der er rentebe.
renoe SbIigdtioner Ill ct geIsb al
1887, t41 ,040; @i9Ib, bporpoo Stem.
ten er opbsrt peb Sorfalostio,
$1,415,62O; @i9Ib, bnoraf ingen
Hente Ipares 1888. Ot5, 5s4. s Dis.
ic geIsb inbbefattes BOG, iom man oil
.forItaa, life Sc $77t.754,6s9 | Sch.
Ter, iom er / @irfulation % for billie
Der bapes acntunter | ti~lioarenoe Be.
lob / Sfattummeret. Sem fortonte
gehoIoning / Sfattammeret Husfif-
ceres iaaIebes: @uIoreierpefono.
$4,000 600; Sruitiono $771,754,-
6s9; MminbeIise Gorto, $t6S,697..
24s; onbrast / @ationalbanter
s1o1 Ale, 973; iaIt $1,tS1,s6S.o oil.
af benne Sum er Megieringen FOR.
pIiatet I'll at ubbetaIe, mar bet FOR.
Ionaes, $S55,O35,7 1856. EiIbaee Bill.
per Su en- Balance af $326,SSS LA.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
Urn ~bstieubts engeITfc YuFtiSff

I'm bstieubts sngelifc YuiitiSif
Sreoeric Sariion, Der for Ell Sib
fiber beisgte amerifu. bar / en- arti.
feI | ~Rineteentb Century ffiIoret
fine SHotrpi at R~epnbIftcn. o. noaIe
cF bans uotaIslier ter bare S~yrteresie
Cg'oa let DecOrab-goten"B 2Giere.
San frioer 6Ioubt anoet:
Sec fl Oct SnOtrnt at fiTtroS&
Tor ben ubpre mooauorenoe @cfoTt.
ming optdgsr nar inofgotc Gn,erifa.
ners 59rol e1sdtter % sp6poner
]terureLt1 5u1iat ! is ale ubcnIanr.
ite g%Ieuenter, iao al | ntoeu eaer
treble Generation ole frcmmeoe
llE8hP>er er uoiponeoe 8 en-
Tor tauh 'orefomner DC 6preneoe
Stuz-s Gof mtg al bpre beiipIat at
en- itnrtere @nbehsfaelie eno 'eIoe
@uGtProeute. Ger ftn6es tnqer
Gtat, 9g Ger noget ftsrre 2aao-
oreat Der heboes at 81 beitemt Sole.
iarb. iua!soeg iom / Srlono @aIes
og Stotlaro. ira Gong SsIon6 I'll
Gan G-dndaco, ira 5,ori6o.@ uster
til @ancor,er Zen er Der en- 6oui.
nereuoe Raoc cr 6ioiluutiou o. ei
Spro8 enc 1etsielelie % ems Rutto.
naIiaelia. % osune Gace - oennc
gaationaIitet - er uoprGget ameri.
tauft.~
Sr. 3ariiou bar f,rnSet ncaet on,
oct og mere ! amerifa enb 6ort
benne iOultiee Storbeo, iom ri hsrer
iaa meset on. San bar funbet e
self ION bill frerraS % uSuO
foletlo Strait % en- miotsmmeIil
energi. "Sneeu. Tom bar Zine q
ie ueo", ii8er 6enue ergeIifnano
fan tpiIe paa. al De 6oreneOe Stu
fer | Ssbet al nogIe iad slor nbeItrio
mao tomune til at inOtoae Sen ferit
YlaOS ! geroen / Senieenoe til Bel
itdno, 6obrifOirfiorubeo % materie
UreHjtriot i ale andre RetnIaser.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

Gigarfobrif iomt WboIeiole og MetdiI
G~ianrbutif. @iGinm Smitb bigger
en- Iigeina flor @pgnins til Torret.
nineslofnIe oe 9aaninesbus. 5.
arilrob foriterrar fin Gbicaso-8 litif,
Here Doaninssbuie opfsres.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
Sra Popeoltaoen

Tlere Hemiuner. s 2sbet af bet
Megnfabsanr, Der uetop er enbt, er
$500 npe Roone fsiet til Yeniions.
lifterne, oe Oct iamIeoe MmtaI pen.
ionifter a~ubrager mi til omfriua
100000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

nonepneIier. pr1iioerten bar no.
n9pnt Gomaro 8iseius til @eeeiper
beo Sanofontoret / 8oooparb, OLD
bona; Dapio 6. Slemmins til Re.
glitter ueb 2onbfontoret / Sterling,
Colo, og ghas. 9. SimberIafe til
&eceiper iamnte Stebs. Berrp Sob.
firf er uon9pnt til @eceiper pes 2an6.
fortoret / Del Iorte, Sol.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
3aft for Ssieieretsbommer. gra.

lioenten bar ben lite SiiIi uonaunt
@iniam s. Gait til Gipilineemsr
paa Pbilipinerne. l1bn9pneIien bIep
egertlig foretaget a1ereoe for ct Gar
Tiger iben, men er fsrit mn bIepen Of.
fcieIt funoeiort. Com tioIiserc
rppnt bill Saft bIipe inbiat / fin rlpe
@9roigbeo ben 4be SiiIis 9et er for
spriet toiIiomi, bpor l9nge ben rrpe
GipiIgupernsr pil forbItpe paa Bbi.
Iippinerne; oct forlpoer nemiig, at
Br9fioenten bar uoieet bam til Web.
lem q foe Goreneoe Staters Ssieite.
ret, iaainart en- at be run9rertbe
faloer fra eiler taser If-
feb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

Bill blibe aabnet til faftiat Sib.
Snbrenintlteren bar iom Sbar paa
en- SenbenbeIie fra nogIe 3reatlIrop.
orattere, Der bar benpttet itore
Str9fninger al @ihita 8eierputio.
men / oklahoma til Sapneeange, er.
fleret, at Geierpationens Iabntng
for Settlement life iom oisie suifebe
fan opiettes til / Sftober Wtaaneo.
&reatliropbrPttere gier eiHlbenbe, at
be bar betolt Sorpagtuingsafgift for
@r9sganeere til / Oftober og ipnes,
BET err uretfprSigt, at De life ffaI faa
cen iitIbe BRIG af benz; men Sn.
breminiIteren ftnber life OF funne
eisre roeet peb Sasen, og Reierpa-
tionens aobnine piI utuiIiomt finoe
Steb nRite Waaneo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

gaa grnnS AT ben Gicroe SnIi
ubfommcr bette Riimnier at ~Teco-
rob. Eoiten" en- Dag tibIisere END
febpanligt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

Or. SrnbsrlaHb 6sS. Or. Byron
SunoerImo at oen lite ~presbpteri.
onife Wenisheb @aibington bsoe
fioite Ssnoaa. Or. SunberIanos
alrfe bar paret beisgt at en- @2ffe al
2anoets Rr4iioei,ter % beres go
miller unoer SpboIbet | Sopebitaoen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
4 Chicago, fortrues Der, ffaI ifft

frrre eno 2,227 Ear pnre bIepen
nieac / sSsrni Rnaneh. Get er naiten
nof fl OF tase Bitfte1 fra en- mirore
@n i Settle porme SER.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

% Sorboloef ntelleM H1drt0 oa &btrt'
De bar iipr forefommet BAN Iangt
imiiffere % rerere ! amerifa emo /
europa.
Z Gurppa innes man at bore al
BEN Opfatniug, Of De Sorenebe Sta-
ter er fulbt og fnit beitemt pua at
bpgse oe befpite en- aonol ober Gen.
trail amerifn, uoen Senipn til, bpab
Der maatte fomne. 2pffes life bette
peb at tnse rat pao STANDARDIZED
ooer Hicarogua, bill man forisge Zig
ooer Tdnomaeioet, heoer BET / euro.
peiife gIabe. Zen engeIfe Presie
uStoIer iis rueb nogen Sroienotion /
q~uIebuine al Sap.B orntefote Graf.
tnters sgnSrins | Sor. Stoters Senat
% tiger, at oettes Sptr9ben bier,
Of amerifonerne err bIottet for, hoob
ben taIoer international SoIfeifif",
men inSrsmTHer inmtioie, of eng
lamb irtet niIbe tabe, ia ubtoler, at
Bet mooife enSog oiIbe oinbe oeb at
Iobe ben anerifarife Reaiertna 'teIIe
meb hisie Eager, ION ben timber
for gobt. 9ouSonnerbIuoet ~Spec.
fGtor~ tiger. al enaIdno bar De bi.
.plomatiite Srum'er paa Soonoen %
fan oinbe EN- oiploutotiF Seier. bois
oet iaa snifer; men. t~ilfpier gIobet,
SpergsmdnIet er life, hpprpiot
GngIano bar Ret til eIler fan
iptte en- Chopper for Amerifmernes
8Iarer, me berimoo ON, hoorpiot
bet er llnaaen p9ro at gisre oct.
~Sor os~, flyer 9lobet pioere ~%itiiler
Sagen fig itupeltber iaaiebes: 8i
tror. Of BET peo onbpseeIis timber.
ispeI'e MI uiie fg u, of BET oil bore
Ill Dor Torbel, at aaraien Miper
bp9get oa 2),ot bet err / Dor Srtteresie
az 4mertfarerne ~bpeeer
B n % pdotoger ZIG al bore %anipor.
Zig for BEN paa ben gettnselfe, at
ben bIiner aoben ipr Dor Sfibsfort
pou rhneIige @iIfoor. % at Der life
mao nooiies nogert SIues Burtiifbeb
onerfor ps.~
SuiS GnaIunS life filler fie til.
freoS nleO oeuie acknowledgements,
tror "Spcctutpr" OF Ell az 10 Sinp
er urn0QooeIiee: ~gn.en uiI Zine.
rifouerrc ofiIaa at fsrc poeriigere
lluberhanhIinqer % npetoe belle
1roieftet. boiIfet oiISe bore I'll Eat
uq Stale for @riterne, ener oaiaa
MI De cnhPpe GIuntor.@ liltpey Graf.
tnter % fort % eobt lobe os
bloc, az hots ot oil ~forbiiore. at Der
Images en- GonoI pnG oeres Gmeri.
faueUres) @tItoar. ioa oil ri blioe
neoioget til OF aisrs oct oso @ogt."
W1en 9reIarb piI6e aIoris inoIabe
fa poo en- arig ior en- Sus 'ou BEN.
ne, mener gIaoet. iSsIgeIig er Der
irtet al aicre; ibi "bIep aunaIens
9pauino forhtnnret, oiloe oct fube
GnsIauos SSonoeI, "a biIoe ri life
IRE sris, u,ootte ui IiSe en- Denp-
geI'e."
Ter er nj fun to ENG. boorom
Sc Sorenebe Stoier og eneIano life
er eriee araoaenbe oisie aunoI.
oH9rer, flyer "Speetatpr~, nemIiq
Tor bet isrite, hooroiot De Soreneoe
Stoter ifuI .~tontrouere aonoIen
~l1ireoStio, % for set anSet, bpprpioi
Den proiefterebe 3roftot ffoI iorelag.
oes De eoriac Roeier iii @cbfien.
belle, lao at oisie oil forpIieie fla til
al reipettere aanoIens RattrdIitet.
gPeo @enipn til bette iioite Ynnf,
liStaIer ~Speetator~, al amerifos
iSoiomng err ~abIuro". Wian maj
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-13
Death of Zita Hynes.

Zita, the four year old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs j. 8. Hynes, died this morning
at the home of her parents, on White
street, at o'clock.
Almost all her life the child has been
an invalid. having been afflicted with
hip disease, ever since she was about a
year old. She was . remarkably beauti-
ful child, and bore nor sufferings, which
were intense, with q spirit Of patience
that was almost wonderful.
Everything possible was done by tho
parents to restore their child to health; !;
she was taken east and examined by sew
sral noted specialists, but the disease
was incurable. During the past year
she has gro wn steadily worse. the dis
ease affecting her spine and finally
reaching her brain, and causing her
death.
The funeral will occur tomorrow alter
noon at 2 o'clock from the Catholic
church, Father Conway officiating.
The parents have the deep sympathy
Of their many fri ,nds in their bereave-
mept.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-13

Try The Progress. Next to Hardy 8.
"Cleanliness is Next to Godiiness.
Try the Star Laundry.
JIM. Graham buys and sells second
hand furniture.
Full line Of fancy groceries at The
Progress. Fruits in season.
Choice fruit lands near city SIS per
ac.e. Enquire at this office.
For Sale-No l all round team and
some choice fruit land. Inquire at city
hall.
The proceeds OF the dance Wednesday
night will go toward the erection Of a
grand stand at the ball grounds.
1t is cheaper to buy your bread than
it is to make it, il you count your time
and labor worth anything. Try The
Progress home made bread.
Sea Weed Cream, the most delightful
preparation ever used for tan. freckles.
blackheads, redness, ETC., only 25c at G.
D. Smith & Co, druggists
Grand Junction has the only ladies'
band in the state. Show the girls that
you appreciate the fact by everybody 60
ing to their dance the 22nd.
House Cleaning Avenger will do
house cleaning in all its branches. Drop
postal or leave call at Wadsworth's on
slate. Wall paper cleaning a specially.
First class work.
II you propose to be rid of the fly pest
this season, have your screen doors md
windows made early. The Western
Planning Mill is headquarters for all
classes of screen work.
Furnished Rocms-The Central. in
Keut block, is newly furnished and run
in best style possible. Special care
given to invalids. Terms reasonable.
The Sentinel is now prepared to give
you your choice Of eighteen different
styles of ladies and gentlemen's engraved
visiting cards, ann also Of all the latest
styles in embossed and engraved initial
and monogram stationary. We will be
pleased to show them.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-13
n,..,... 1.a..t-..l r.p...l.n.

In parts Of European Russia there 10
an annual increase of 80 per cent in
the number Of factories and machine
shops erected. some Of them equipped
with the most modern and powerful
machinery in the world; in Trans
Caucasus. the hand-loom IL being re-
placed BY the cotton mill, worked BY
steam or water power; the 5000 miles
Of the Trans-Caspian railway. al
though built solely ~ . military road,
have been Of necessity turned over TO
the department Of commerce, owing TO
the unexpected and enormous increase
in trafsc along the line; not mercy
this, but 20 rapid has been the un-
looksd-for development and settlement
of central Asia BY European Russians
that it ID now deemed necessary that
three additional railroads should be
built to connect the Trans-Caspian sys-
tenn with that Of European Russia
Engineering Magazine.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-13
011NrAxo4R.
OUR BOYS
SCHOOL SHOES

Are noted for their remarkable
wearing qualities. They are made
for everyday wear. Lot us urge
you to buy your next pair OF boys'
shoes from us.
THE BOSTON SHOE STORE.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-13
EVERY WORD TRUTH.
A Stranger" RidicuIes Our Sys-
TEN Of Sidewalks in a De-
Iightfully Sarcastic Vein.
,(Communicated.)

~
Mr.. Editor
I wish to tell you how stranger in
your charming little city. 1 enjoy your
sidewalks. They are constant source
of surprise and amusement. confess
to often seeing the funny eide Of some
things when others do not.
For instance, 10 walking out Main
street this morning 1 met person who
seemed in a hurry. In passing step
ped on one end of loose board and this
person caught the full force Of the otter
end. He yelled, "oh! my eye" but
knew he meant his leg and l hurried on
as fast as possible. as the culprit in a
bicycle smash up always does.
Then coming back over a certain un-
certain brick pavement on the same
street. an exceedingly dapper little man
turned a beaming face and dazzling
emile on a lady passing in carriage,
and in that unguarded moment Nemesis
was on his heels in shape OF a hole into
which plunk went one foot. The dazzle
in his smile fell on the bricks with a
clatter and his language was exceeding
ly explicit and painfully intelligib!e con-
sidering the circumstances.
Now have no personal complaint to
make, for knowing that "the unexpected
always happens'' 1 am always on the
look out for it. and being rather agile
have succeeded go far in enjoying only
the humor in others mishaps. 80
It also occurred to. me that some tired
person might get leg broken or jaw
fractured and ask the city to foot his
bills while be takes a needed rest.
I do not suppose it would object to
helping person that way.
STRANGER.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-13
CHA6. W. HASKELL
Civil and Mining Engineer.
County Surveyor.

Land and Mineral Surveys.
Surveys and Construction of Irrigation
Canals and Reservoir
Reports Made on Mines, Assays with and
Complete Analysis Minerals. Il
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-13
TIME TABLE.

Denver = kio Grande.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-13
Lasting Quality of lau.k odo.

It Is said that grain of musk will
nfRuss q perceptibls odor through
room for twenty years. 1t does this by
llling the air with particles Of its sub
stance, that being the way in which
Ill perfumes act; and yet 70 Infinite
hmally small are the particles that the
grain of zausk shows NO diminution Of
1eisht q. ths end Of the twenty years.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-13

The Grand junction Town & Develop.
ment company have some fine residence
and Business lots for sale cheap on the
installment plan. For further informe-
tion see,
Ramey Brothers. Agents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-03-09
Patent Your Mining Claim.

Push your mine to patent. What
is the use of practically paying taxes
of $Ioo per year on it, in the form of
the regular annual assessment,
when, by patenting, the yearly cost
will be only few dollars. AS soon
as five assessments have been prop
erly performed, an affidavitt OF $500
improvement can be honestly made,
and then a patent is obtainable, the
total cost being about $500. Then
you have property with positive
title, and can give a warranty deed
for it if necessary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-03-09
Work 10 Como.

Robert Logan arrived here from
Carson Wednesday, made trip to
his mine in Como, and returned to
Carson that night. Mr.. Logan will
start up the mill and cyanide plant
in Como very soon now if the wealth
er holds good, and will also continue
the running of the lower tunnel on
the mine. There is considerable ore
on the dump now ready for milling.
Col. Boyle, it is understood, will
soon begin work on his large tunnel
to tap the North Rapidan ground.
This tunnel will open up large
area of new ground and be of great
advantage in draining the country
in its vicinity.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-03-09
District Court.

Judge Mack held Court here this
week Monday and transacted the
following probate business:
In the matter of the estate of J. A.
Huntoon, deceased, it was ordered
by the Court that Aida K. Huntoon,
administrative of the estate of ]. A.
Huntoon, sell all the real estate at
private sale on Monday, the 25th day
of March, 1901.
In the matter of the estate of
Charles Pollock, deceased, it was
ordered that the sale of real estate
be confirmed, that the final report of
administrator be approved and the
administrator be discharged.
Court took recess until March
10th, at 10 a. m.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-03-09
A Carson Lady's Request.

Mrs. Ann Hickey, a highly re-
spected lady of Carson, has written
the following, which explains itself {:
To the Trib Company:
Gentlemen-I sprained my foot and
ankle very severely, turning the
foot clear over. l tried number of
applications which usually relieve
sprains, but without effect. At the
end of three days the swelling was
greater than ever, the pain intolera-
bic, and l could not walk. The
whole foot was double its natural
size and black in color. l then tried
Trib. In few days l was entirely
well, and today the ankle is better
and stronger than the other. The
Trib seems to have renewed the lite
of the whole limb. Use my name in
recommending Trib. Keep on ad-
vertising until all the world has
knowledge of the great value, the
great blessing-of this new remedy.
ANN RICKEY.
Mrs. Rickey's testimony is con-
6rmed by that of hundred others
in and about this city.-Carson
NeUS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-03-09
New Plant for Silver.

McCone and Woodbury. will short
ly begin the construction of a small
cyanide plant in Silver City, near
the old foundry site. This plant
will be used to work the old deposit
of tailings, near that point, which
accumulated years ago from the
Occidental and Buckeye mines. The
builders of the plant consider it
will be cheaper to put in small
plant near the deposit of tailings
than it would be to haul the tailings
to their Eureka cyanide plant. 1t is
possible that some work will also be
done on the Buckeye mine and ore
extracted
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-03-09
Running Steadily.

The new mill at the mouth of the
Sutro Tunnel is pounding away on
ore night and day now. The mill is
only ten-stamp one, but it will
handle fifty tons of ore per day. But
two men are employed on night and
day shift to run the mill. A small
bar of bullion, valued at about 500,
was made from the first lot of con-
gentrates obtained from the mill last
week, and will he kept as sort of
souvenir, it being the first bullion
ever taken out of any ore that came
out through the Sutro Tunnel. The
mill is now running on ore from the
waste dump from the tunnel. This
il n low grade proposition, but it is
believed that there will be a small
margin of profit to the Tunnel Com
pany. In the future the company
may mill ore from some of the lodges
cut by the tunnel, which may be a
little higher grade than the material
now being worked.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-03-09
Bounties for Well BORING.

Assembly bill No. no, introduced
by Mr.. Sweeney, of Ornsby, pro-
vides that any person who first pro-
duces FIVE barrels of crude petrole um.
that is the natural product of Nevada.
shall receive as bounty $1,000.
The person who first discovers ma
tural gas in the State to the extent
of no less than 1000 feet shall receive
as bounty $1,000.
Amy person boring for gas or oil
who strikes flow of artesian water
that comes at least six feet above the
surface and flows not less than
thirty gallons minute shall receive
bounty of one dollar per foot for
every foot bored and cased with
piping, provided the well is sunk
not less than 100 feet.
The first person who sinks six
inch we'll in the State to depth of
1000 feet ssaall receive bounty of
$4,000.
In case Of any Of these wells prov
ing profitable producers the bounty
is to be returned to the State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-03-09
Death of Mrs. PrlngIe.

Mrs. NJ. S.. Pringle, wife of Charles
Pringle, of Virginia City, died Wed
nesday at the hospital few minutes
after o'clock. She had been i'll at
Dayton and was taken to the hos
pital about week ago, suffering
with consumption. Deceased was
highly esteemed by those who knew
her. She was a native of Canada,
aged So years. The body was pre-
pared tor burial and removed to the
Molinelli Ho use, and the funeral took
place yesterday.