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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND TO
CREDITORS,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned was duly appointed, on the
first day OF September 1912, by the Fourth IN
and for White Pine county, aud has since
qualified according to law. sa administrator Of
the estate OF Thomes Robinson. deceased
aud that all persons having claims
against the said Estate, must, within
10 days after the first publication Of this no.
ttce, file the same, with the necessary vouch.
ers, with the Clerk OF the said Court ANY
claim notso filed shall be forever barred.
THOMAS 8. ROBINSON.
Administrator, of said Estate.
CHAs. A. WALKER.AtLy. for Admir-.
Dated by, Nevada. Septembe 2. 1902
First publication Sept IL. 1902.
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iotals sssssssssss. II
II was further resolved that the Primaries
be held in all he precincts on Saturday, Aug.
ust 10. bet tween the hours OF and 2 O'Clock p
~, and the members of the County Cen raj
committee are hereby instructed 10 appoint
the Judges and clerks aud designate the poll.
ing places for the Prim .riss in their respective
precincts.
J.B SIMPSON,
Chairman.
W. B. GRAHAM,
Secretary.
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A. o U. w. Meeting Postponed.
On account of the court room being
occupied on Saturday next, the meet
ing Of the A. o. q. w. lodge has been
postponed until the following Saturday
evening, when it is hoped there W Il be
a full attendance Of members and can
didates.
w A. MoYLE, Recorder.
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Eureka
and
Palisade
Railway Co.
TRAINS

TRAINS
For Passengsrs. 6Asyags. Mall,
Exoress and Freight
LEAVE PALISADE att A. NJ. daily,
except Sunday, arriving at Eureka
II noon. This train receives mail,
express and baggage at Palisade from
train leaving San Francisco at a. m.
and also carries mail from overland
flyer, leaving San Francisco at 10 a.
m. the day previous Also with all
trains leaving Ogden the day previ-
Gus.
STAGE FOR ELY leaves Eureka at
80 p. M. latter arrival of.train) arr
irving at Ely 8 A. NJ. the following
mornin0
RETURNING STAGE, leaves Ely at
p. m. daily, except Saturday. max
ing connection with train leaving Eu-
reka at p. m. daily, except sunday.
arriving at Palisade p. m, to CON
meet With eastbound passenger train
at $40 p. m, which arrives At Og-
den at 5:45 a. M, and Salt Lake CITY
az osGV a. III. bUc 1OilOWlhk
Also connects with westbound pas
senger train al 8:35 p. m, due 10 san
Francisco at AIS p. IN. next day.
FREIGHT.
R65- This COMPANY guarantees 10 uenV'
er freight into Ely as cneaply as s5a
aesg.via any otherroute. Special rates
an Machinery and Lumber by the -SSc
carload.
u6r Also on ore going to the smelters at
any point.
Quick and Satisfactory Service
Guaranteed.
ANNouM c EMENT. A
This Company has recently built 7
\ stock corrals at Dia mond. ~ miles 4
\ from Eureka) Alpha, Hay Ranch
and Palisade. and Is now prepared Z
to handle horses, cattle and sheep 4
4 to and from all points reached by A
railroad In the country. 7
Rates most reasona BILE and quot
ed upon application.
* We invite correspondence. =
Z G. D. ABBOTT, Supt., }
PALTsADE. NEVADA. Z
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BILLS ALLOWED.

VNHE FOLLOWING BILLS WERE ALLOW
l. ed by the Board of County Commission
ers on Monday. Sept. |. 1902:
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Eureka County Bank
Main ST., Eureka, Nevada.


}. Hoegh John Hancock, sr. WE. Griffin
Oscar j. smith. Bert L. smith.
Transacts General Banking Business.
Mining and Other Stocks Bought on
Commission.
VIII Buy and Sell Exchange on Every
Countrytn the World.
CORRESPONDEN Western Ma
tional Bank, New York City; The
Croker Woolworth National Bank,
San Francisco Knauth, Nachod 4
Kuhne, New York City; Mccormick &
Co.. Salt Lake CITY
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Total amount allowed ..........s $50 on
cHAs. 8. GRUNDITZ. Clerk.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-15
YANKEE JOCKEYS
WIN IN FRANCE.
TAKE EIGHT PLACES FIRST
DAY OF SEASON.
Five American Boys Rode IN
six Races At -. Cloud
Meetiag.

PARIA March 1.-THE hat-rAeinG yea
son IN France opened with the ST Cloud
meeting to-day. Five American jock
sys. J. Re;R. Risby. Mcintyre. Blu
cnanan and N. Henry. rode and In six
races they won two hrsts. three seconds
and three thirds.
Risty. on T>umuius. took third place
In the opening race. the Prix douver-
ture. In the next race. the Prin Bas'eu-
don. Henry. on Cuernayaca, was nrsf
buchanan. on F'iageol~i. sr second.
and Relfr on Prima;if VAS third.
The most important race Of the day
tn. Pris lie 81. Cloud ,of S.eo franco
was won by Henry. on Bard Rein. on
MarechnI. was second
Buchanan. Oh Courtolsis, took third
place in the Pris de Tro-ne.. All Ave
of the Americans rode IN the race for
the Prix i- Pierriers. but they had poor
mounts and were not placed
Henry gained second plac. IN the nnal
race. the Prix de Villartains
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OFFICLALSLOSE
HEADS FOR FRAUDS.

A. an outcome OF the disclosure o'
extensive meter frauds Edward J. Sic.
Gsffney. general Inspector OF water me-
ters. has been dismissed on charges oy
Commissioner o. water supply. Gas and
Electricity J. Hsmpden Dougher,y
There was hearing on the charges.
but the details have no, been made
public.
II vas no charged that McGanney
had snythlng to do with the frauds. but
that he failed to discover them In the
ten years he was chief inspector.
Several dismissals and suspensions OF
Brooklyn meter inspectors have been
made. These were men who got small
saiaries. Mccartney was paid N.Do a
year.
Commissioner Dougherty has often
stated that there was collision among
the inspectors In the meter frauds
Meters were found that had been set
back frequently. making II possible to
rob the city OF hundreds. even thousa nds
OF dollars.
Meter covers supposed to be screwed
down Into place and the screw heads
covered with wax and officlally sealed.
were found 10 contain no screws AT all.
although the seals were In place and
stamped.
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The ofiicial scale hid the screw holes
so the fraud could not be easily detect
ed The covers could be lifted at any
time and the meters set back.
Men went about offering 10 teach arg.
users Of water how 10 cheat the city
They charged u small fee for this ser.
vice
Mr.. DouEherty makes no charges
against any particular Individual at
present, bu, he does not say he will not
do so later
Commissioner Dougherty. In taking up
another phase of the water question,
says the charter Is AinGuiarly deficient
In that 1t does not give the city power
TO condemn the property OF a private
water company.
For this reason he has asked Senator
Marshall to Introduce In the Legislature
special act making II possible for the
city to seize the property OF the New
York and wes,chester Water Company.
which lis needed by the city for the
people OF Wakefield and wiliiamsbridss.
who claim they have been Imposed
upon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-15
TRACY ILL AFTER
ATTACKING ODELL.

Gen. BENJAMIN r Tracy was stricken
With sudden faintness to-day after he
had made vigorous and somewhat
sensational attack upon Gov. odeh In
the proceedings before Justice 'aynor
IN the Brooklyn Supreme Court, inaugu-
rated by ea-Sherin Guden 20 Dust the
new appointee. Norman $. Dixie
Gen. Tracy denounced the action of
the Governor in advising Dixie 10 Use
force against Gud.n as close APP
proach TO anarchy.
The courtroom was packed with IN
terestei politicians when the case was
called. Guden AID Dixie were present
with their lawyers half an hour before
court opened. The adheTents OF the
deposed sheriff crowded about him with
condolences and ENCOURAGEMENT. Col!
Dixie did not appear to have many
not worry him.
Gen. Tracy. for Dixie opened the ar
gument. lie eaid the question to be
argued was one OF the creates, constl-
tutionaI questions that had ever been
presented 10 a court In this state.
1T involves" he said. mo less a ques-
ton than whether the executive power
OF the Governor Is restrained by writ
ten constitution or his power Is absolute
dictation. II the proceeding Of the Gov
ernor be maintained In this case every
public oficer In the State holds his Of
fice. not by the will ~ the people. bui
by the grac" and favor OF the Governor.
the man who has ahriplute control over
oven the Mayor a: this great city.
Gen. Tracy read from the constiiu-
ton OF the State to support his con-
tention that the Governor had no right
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sistent prayer nigh, remedy he ,.tua-
ton.
The idea was taken up with enthu.
s.asm and spread until It embraced
ABOUT all the eligible young women IN
he parish. I; was finally agreed that
the matrlmoniany inclined should 20
through regular system OF prayer
FOR nine days. beginning last Monday.
Father McEyoy. when seen by an
Evening world reporter to-day. ad-
United that the noyena was a fact.
He said IL had been begun without
his knowledge. but that he had learned
Of 1t and II had his sanction.
AT least" ne said. 1T can do no
harm. II Is true that ve are having
few marriages and nothing IN more rea-
sonable than to assume that prayer will
help to promote entrance into one OF
IN. sacramento
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PRETTY GIRLS PRAY
HARD FOR HUSBANDS

TIE large attendance and fervld de-
votion OF young women at the regular
Lenten services In St Joseph's Church.
Hoboken. has been a source % sEtis-
faction to aFther McEvoy. the pastor
for a week. He found out tie reason
for II to-day. The young women ~ his
parish are making a novena '-r hus-
lands
No church in the city numbers among
~ worshippers a more abrasive lot
Of maidens than does ST Joscohs
Nevertheless. the percentage OF mar
riages for the past two years has been
very small This fact has been IN" sub
feet OF frequent discussions imoag N.
young women. and out ~ one os tn.
discussions a short time ago grew the
suggestion that concentrated and per
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-15
FLORENCE BURNS SEARCHED FOR FATHERS PIST
AFTER TEL LING MRS. BROOKS SHE'D SHOOT WAL
BIG SHAKE-UP IN
IMMIGRATION BUREAU.

I; also has been determined 10 relieve
Thomas FitchIe. Commissioner at this
port. and his assistant. Edward i. Nc
Sweeney. The changes. II is said. viii
take effect April |. although II il not
given out who will succeed The two la;-
ter officials
This Is the frs, I have heard about
the matter" Commissioner Thomas
Fiichie said when seen by an Evening
World reporter
II do not know the Presidents rea-
sons COR his actions. although pre-
sum. h. has other men he prefers TO
see MI mine and Mcsws-ney's posts
Il have no hica who is 20 succeed me.
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NOVEL FORM OF MARRIAGE CEREMONY.

The exact language used by Rev. J. G. Mason. who
married Margaret Heron and Dr. Bergha at Metuchen NJ
j. to-day we here to recognz, to soIemnize
the union Of these two lives. We know that the union not
dependent for pepetuty and blessing any ceremony but
only God the love of these two hearts, !Tasnuch
therefore, these hearts have been united reciprocal
love and have taken each other husband and wife Hereby
according to Inc laws OF this State and the name Of God
announce them 10 be husband and wife, and what Goo hath
loned together let no put aSunder
Rev. Mason is Presbyterian No wedding ring was used.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-15

Sweeping changes in the personnel OF
Che Immigration Bureau are announced
IN dispatches sent from Washington
this afternoon.
The position Of Commissioned General
OF immigration has been rendered by the
President to Frank 7 Sargent. chief OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen.
70 succeed 7. V. Powucrly. the present
Incumbent. u. = understood that the
reason for the Presidents action In de-
string TO relieve Mr.. Powderly Is be-
cause he has not worked In harmony
with the higher officials Of tn. Treasury
Department. which has resulted in
more or less friction.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-15
TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS.

Dinner OF the FRANKLIN Coassy
society. Deimoaico's.
Dinner of the Real Estate
board of Brokers. Hotel savoy.
Reunion of the Pit DeNa
Theta Frssernisy. -. Oenis
Hotel.
ssereopsicon lecture. Broome
street Tabernacle.
Shakespeare Club. Carnegie
D1ilataG.
Peopie's Instisut~ lecture,
Cooper uaton.
New York wsiie.i~y Club, No.
~ East Ffssy-se~ensh street.
Cooper Uaion Chemical So
ctety, Cooper rnton.
Criterion Club ball. Lexington
Assembly Rooms.
Maiaser Carneval Versis. ball.
Lexington Opera-Houss.
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LORD oUEx WINS CRESCENT CITY DERBY.
Fourth Race-Lord Quex !. VassaI Danue 2. ?roM 8.
Fifth Rae-Digey Bell I, Ida Ledford 2, Jessie Jarbos
JLAcE OF BIG FIGHT TO BE DECIDED TOMORROW

The openeng Of the bids in San Francisco for the prize
fight between eres and FtzsmmonS which was to have &C.
CURED this morning. postponed until time tonight
owing the delay OF the representatives Of both fighters
irving here.
The fighters will decide between themselves tomorrow
night which bid they will accept The agreement will be made
over ong-dsance wire.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-15
CECIL RHODES IS
VERY NEAR DEATH.
OXYGEN ADMINISTERED BY
THE PHYSICIANS.
Condition Lat Nisht wa. E,treme-
- critical and Patient
Grows Weaker.

CAFE TOWN. March ij-Cecil Rhodes
Is in a critical condition.
He passed a very bad night His con,
dition Al time. was very alarming and
tn. attending physicians had froiueni
recourse TO oxygen
The patients continued loss Of strength
causes great Anxiety The physicians
are In constant cable communication
with the London heart specialist who at.
tended Mr.. Rhodes last year.
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GEN. TRaCY IS RECOVERING.

twas raooed ATE this afternoon at the WaIdorI.Asto
ria Hotel where Gen. F. Tracy lives that he recovering
from the illness which had him during the argument
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WIRELESS TELEGRAPH COMPANY FORMING.


a
OF
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BROOKLYN TO HAVE 100000 THEATRE.


purchased and
subscribed.
syndicate citizens backing Thomas
rdwilb be he Lessee
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Harlem wh..in.. M,..,r.,..

Tomorrow Sunday World. Harlem
Section. will contain an elaborate and
artistic group Of photographs OF the
Harlem whe-imen's Minstrels and their
patronesses. -
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TAILOR sTADLeR A BANKRUPT.

tailor OF No 535 Fifth petition
liabilities 32l
:354. loaned"
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CHARGED WITH FORGING EXPRESS ORDERS.

he American
Police
Chicago
seach Schoenfeld held In each
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-15
VERYLATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
BURNS GIRL CASE GOES OVER UNTIL TUESDAY.

The hearing in the Florence Burns case was adjvTAss
unit tuesday morning after Detective Sergeant Colby had
testified to the arrest OF the GIRL She told him she had left
Brooks at his office at O'Clock NJ He asked her she had
heard Brooks had been shot and she wanted to know whether
the 1so found She said she knew she was suspected
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-15
ERNIE TO FIGHT AT CORONATION CARNIVAL.

Representatives Of the National Sporting Club Of London
coronation carnival Frank erne. OF Buffalo will meet Pat
DAILY the English lightweight champion and Harry Harris, Of
Chicago will meet Harry Take the English atherwegh
champion. The purses will be $1,000 each.
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Second Race-Five furlonEs by
IauriIight-r: LATHE Giant was second.
and Honda third.
Third Race-Two miles and seventy
yAris-won by Jerry Hunt, Danish was
second. and Ca,sxasex third.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-15
Startling Revelations by Dead
Mans Mother, Who tainted on
Witness Stand, but Recovered.
Accused Girl Heard ter Charges Calmly and
Seemed Unmoved When Mrs. Brooks Iden-
titled Comb-Mob OF Women in Court

In dramatic way. Mr., Thomas Brook. mother of
Walter the hearing before Justice Mayer to-day testified that
Florence Burn, threatened o kill her
The ordeal that Brooks tainted the
n">,>tand and had 10 he carried from the When she
revived Mrs Brook, She identified
the comb found in the
longing Florence Burns hut Identification somewhat
weakened under Nomination l., LAWYER lackr,.
William testified that he Florence threaten
Brooks in u rlca re-.
While h testimony bcimg accused girl dis
PLAYED the cannc-- ho has shown since her
Women ,t"rmcl III, and pushed their way in both
morning and afternoon sessions
questions
DO Florence Burns"
When did first her."
Did you have with her oocrr-
Yes bedroom and ntd
Ny father Mr. Brooks criminal would m
son
she your son on be- l:e
rhr-n to waite
Yes: she the house Walter sick bed She stood
the foot OF the bed and raid Walter do' and
pain Mother, you a
would
me III kill him My mother and both and will kill him.
answered II you kill my son I'll Kill YOU told her that she was
Kid and he's nothing but child
she could lay hapns and combs the dresser front
told her that she could be dis
The Comb ra-r,,a.a
Miss frs to 10
continuously"
Did she tell you Wy she came to your house,
|
opportunity wore-"
he
| Sc
sick
alleges
|
you ever seeth he
and
Mrs Brooks see what I've done took pin and made these holes In the
comb fasen tn" silver trimmings the and now " coming on
10 will everything"
belonged
Mis-
top
the back The ohe he side
ned herh the
Mrs and Florence talking Florence said e" will
mamma: horewhipped me six months ago
objected this and stricken Mr. schurman
he az no
Mr.
TO saw
Ia
pulled handful Of hair of head
head You anything The
I AFFORD it."
Mrs weren parior
ive'
She him You welded mother
and
Have you had talks wit marrying your
told he coad and away>
II he she fathers
It. N h-
While giving this testimony
cold The alleged r
wouI
exhibits
verv achthe
DO you recognize he and 1
Il do she said; it my sons" Taking it in her
another ID
unconscious
Hys,er cr: dsrs.
the the audience and for the
Backus seemed loss what to do
removed He Gale
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To. Care Grip In Tive Days
5 y. c,.'.s :issss.ss . : .,~s =.
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IT'S NAPLES SUGAR TIME.

CHESTER w. March b-Tns
this All orchards
year
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

especial TO The woria
RAoE-rRtCK. SEW oRLEANs Ssrca Is
The -n,riss tor Monasy, races ar, as .oii0~s
n. st,-l
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Handiesp. sev.n furlons,

lsdford sad rsliI Hard a. Tissr
Bsn Casnes and aarilis a. We<t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24


gaul9reiner Sol. S@euinser traf
Sreitas bier elm unb bat iofOrt NIT
bem @ieberaufbau Der S9eune oes
Serru Mnbr. @eibner, welde bur4
eineu @irbeliturm bemslirt wurbe,
beaonnen. Ausuit Bar9enser
ldBt Ieiner Samilie eine neue Wobz
nuns erri9ten. Oas ba3u erforber@
lide Baumaterial bat CT bereits aus
Der 9umber garb gu @oscoe on Ort
unb Stele idaffen laf1en.-au6 bier
limb einise Sarmer uon benz nnmetter
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worben, inbem beren @etreibeaufuuds
gum sroBen Gbeil uon ben 9aselitet=
mel, In ben 8oben 5eri@lasen murbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
Ot6seian =Naebrtebten.

5 &ommenben Oienitas pirb Der
bo9m'Ite 6err gtl9of Srobec in Der
pom bo6w. Serrn @ippi9 aus Silm
als Siltale paitortrten @emeinbe su
Ganbal bic Stride ~einpeiben unb mad
Dem feterliden Gottesbienite bas 81.
Satrament ber Sirmuns ertbeilen.
5 Die auf Ben %. Suit, bos Boz
tronsfeIt Der pom bodp. 6errn u.
S%usspnstt %paltorirten ct. Guua Sc
meirbe. auSeieet seueIene Seier Der
@runolteinleSuns sur neuen Stride 1T
in ben Wonat ausuit uerlest morbeu
uuo ptrb pabrl6einlid an Is. Iu=
QUIT pom ho9p'iten 6srrn Sildof
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geneatct's 9onuent su ct, Solspb
bic pom bodp. Srancisfanerpater gu=
itadiAs aus superior gitp, @ts se=
leiteten Sabres grersitieu fir Die gum
st. Senebictsorben seb0riseu eng
lid ipredenben S9weitern i'm Guuse.
5 &ommenbsn Tontas ruersen bic
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ben Sang IN bic @misfeit uorbereitet,
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ben aussei9nete, murbe an, 90. De-
sember 1924 in Oalfinsen, @irt=
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feierteu Yrimis belt Der bodm'ite
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pom Der ct. Sobn's abtei bic Seft=
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