davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-03
sioo--FoR sALE-Stoo.

Jersey bull calf, A. J. C. G.. sired by
Trustees Golden Rod No. 54.039. = son
of Trustee No. 2S,728. the brother OF
Merry Maiden No. 64.949. The dam or
this calf is Santa Rosa No. III 1893.
made A pounds of milk per day on
dry feed. Full sister to Golden Terra
No. l03.77l. made 81 pounds OF milk
per day when running on alfalfa pas
ture. Here are the "churn busters"
including AZ 1t does the blood Of Mer-
ry Maiden, (the greatest aii-round
dairy COW that ever proved her worth
against all comers in public test,
open to the world.) Merry Maiden.
winner OF the grand sweepstakes
Worlds Fair dairy tests In 1898 and
the only Jersey that proved herself
superior to all other cows Of all other
breeds In all three tests. Breed to
winners. Address,
DANIEL H. THORNTON,
| Durango, Colo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-03
THE WORLD OF INDUSTRY.

There are 3,546 millionaires in the
United States.
Over 7,00O.00O Holsters were caught
on the Maine coast last year.
The Kansas supreme court has sus-
tained the eight-hour labor law
Thomas A. Edison has taken out
nearly 800 patents on his various in
ventions.
Stevedores of Honolulu has organ
lied to secure protection against As
iatic labor.
1t is estimated that New England
turns out 100000 pairs of union made
shoes each day.
The mileage Of railroads built in
the United States during 1901 approx
imates 4.5lS.
The American Palace Car company
on European roads.
Motor vehicles to the value OF $4.1e7
were shipped from New York to the
Philippines recently.
Sewing cotton and pocket knives
are the only British made goods that
now hold their own in Brazil
Italy's expectation OF silk has In
creased within five years from 250. 900
pounds weight year to nearly 1000
900.
The Barber's union OF San Francis
go has more than 1000 members. 1t
is the largest BARRIERS union in Amer
lea.
In Japan 1000 hands are required
for a spinning mill OF 10000 spindles.
In America about 200 men do the
same work.
A Russian mining engineer has al
ready started for the United States
to conclude arrangements for the
purchase OF copper mines In Southern
Siberia by Senator w. A. Clark.
February disbursements for divi'
dends and interest by railroads and
Industrial companies and including
government and municipal payments
are estimated at about $50 100000.
Notwithstanding the fact that l5D
900 freight cars were built In this
| country last year. the railroads losI
more than 100000 900 because of the
scarcity OF such equipment.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-03

Last week the men working be
tween the fourth level In the North
Star on King Solomon mountain open
ed up body of ore that at the last
information had been entered ten feet
and the further wall has not yet been
encountered. In going the ten feet
three eight-hour shifts of two men
each took out 70 sacks of good grade
shipping ore.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
Pa3isRas
Diciembre, IS de 1902.

Con las dltinlas lavias, abundantes en esta
Jurisdiction, algo SC la perjadica4o G plant1o dc
tabaco V Ia cosecha de cafe escasa todavfa y va
rendida aun obtiene 1nuv eXiguo prccO.
= La central 'Providencia demas
haclendas, en- breve daran rrincipio Ia zafra,
pues la prinera solarnente pande de Ia conclusion
de nontar Gus nuevas naQuinariaS, Y como Ia
planta brlnda este afo buen rendlmiento, en-
los respectivos duefos sc obserya alg'in eatu-
siasmo para Ia molienda.
Ojald que los beneticios seau motive de
mayor animaci6n en- ia prozima s-embta, pues
es preusane tie l. Inica ayuda que tiene el
onercio cn esta !ocalidad, biel abatldo toda-
via p0r no c0ntar con SIT examine hCrn2na ia
agricultural,
-. No he de terninar estas rotas sin
amman con mi mas sincere apauso que en-
nombre de todos estos habltarocs le trjbuto al
sefior Requena, cabo dc Ia Po'icia Jnsllar, Quien
con Ia unprecedented que debe .ener por norma
todo empleado publico en- el cumpli,niento de
sus debereS, llena los s1lyos con cordttra Sc
riedad Tor 10 q1e hasta el presonte, el pueblo
observa en- eI, 10 solo ell probo funcionario Sino
tamben al cumplido caballero de buenos for
mas sociaes. FL con los demas indivduos del
>cl1erpo que esta sus ordenes, todos buenos
cu.4 plidores, han tornado enpeno IA limpie-
20 del pueblo como base de la salad piIbhC2 Y
su inter6s dGbese ol que la plaza principal, sus
iardineS ca)e. c9ntiguas Sc vean llmplaS,
con sus cunetas y los correspondence desagues.
Tambien han desaparecido Ia baudada de ca
bros que diario habian sentado st.s reales en-
aquel sitio de recreo J de naaera tan in
conveniente destruian todas sus plantas Gle
adornos
~ Pronto entrardn funcionar los nue-
vos efnpeados elcgidos li1timamente y sc siente
mucho Ia ausencia de algunos de los actualeS,
que por su ilustraci6n y competencia debfan
utiizarse para la buena Marcia dc Ia adminiS-
TRACTION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
. 8NO OTiGlAS : 9


=. LA Democracia" elogia el estado en-
que sc encuen "a Ia Carre:era entire Caguas y
- Sc ascgura que en- San German Sc
Ia descu5ert0 Una nina de petr6leo.
~. FL Cr6dito Ahorro Ponceno sor
"a cl dta de hIlo NuevO, tres prernios de $50,
$50 y So. entre los imponentes que mas Sc
hayan distlnguido poI ST constancia Ell el curzo
dc 1902.
- Don Elpidjo de Mier ha salido de
Porce en- el yapor "Topeca va a presenciar
las maniobros.
-. El ola de A6o Nuevo hatra TN lu-
edo Daile e1 los salones dc la Colonia Espa-
fola &c Caguas.
-. Esta enfermo de cuidado Ell aprecia-
bic practicante don Eloy Daniel
~ Parece que en- Ia bibloteca dc San
German no Sc cumple el Reglamento
- El Centro dc instruction y Recrco
de Ia villa de Coamo celebrara con TN bale
81 yigGSimo aniversario.
- Sc encuentra en- san uan nuestro
amigo, q Teniente de Ia Pol:cfa Insul r sefor
}n3'ce. que presta servicio en Cusyan,a.
~ En- e1 Dep6sito hay 4o derendos.
- Cuatro indvduos fueron asistdos
aver en- el Cuarto de socorros
~. No huDo anoche session en- e. Ayun-
taoaie1.o de San Juan.
~ La Banda de Ia Pocfa Insular eje-
cutard, en- Ia retreta del MiGrCo'es proximo, las
Siguientes pleas;
l. Marcia El Policfa M,isco", T. MILAN;
:. oinfonia "Schauspiel Bach;
:. Selection "Fodoroda" Stuart;
a. Aires Pastoriles, Varios
j. Pssacalle Las del Zebedeo", Chapi
6. Celebrated Nennuet, Padrewswi,
7. Two-Step LOOP the Loop; Schwarts;
"fhe Star Spangled Banner.
~. Hsmos tenido el gusto de yer hoy,
va la Gale, q nuestro amigo don Joaquin Fer
nandez Latimer muy meiorado de la doleneia
que le aquejara.
~ Ell cuarto de socorros de Santurce Sc
halla muy bien atendido en- estos d1as Sc ha
repuesto su botquin que cuenta con todo 10
necesario para atender cumplidamente al ser
vicio.
Tanto el rematista de medicinas de San
turce, como el Director DR.. Doval practican-
te Sr. Andino estan siempre atentos que no
sc descride dicha sala sean ben atendidos
los que ella tienen la desgracia de acudir.
~ Sc encuentra en- esta Ciudad nues-
tro amigo don Alberto Burckhart Tejada
del comercio de Arecibo.
~. Monsefor La Chapelle ell sefior
Obispo Blenk, visitaron esta mafiana al Go
bernador Hunt. Fueron cumplimentados en-
Ell salon de visitas recbdos cordialmente.
~ La nifia Manue;a Mendt e. de Are.
cibo. Sc retro del .Aso de nif1os de Santurce
~ Don Francisco Bianchi Rosafa va re
cuperando ST sa.ud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
FL Corresponsal.
Iuana Diax
Diciembre 20 de 1902.

Ell sabado, las $50 p. M, pas6 por esta
poblaci6n para Ponce el almirante Dewey.
Iba en- una ambulancia del ejercito. LIE
acompaflaba el contra -almirante Taylor.
Otra ambulancia conducfa al Estado Ma
yor del almirante.
x*x Parece que alguien Sc dis2 ust6 por
una noticia pubIicada en- ell BoLErlN del dia "a.
Tenga calna, ''compai'.
~. Sc encuentra recojido EN- CANA el
apreciable cabaero don Manuel Ferrer.
Hacenos votos por su mejoria.
~ Contin1a la lluvia, sin qua haya pro-
babilidades de que escampe.
81 este sigue asf, tendremos unos Reyes
mojados.
~ 'La Democracia' del 70, copa una
de las noticias que envie el dia 25.
x*x Una de las pltlnias de aqua de la
plaza, Sc halla rota.
Ell sefIor aicalde. que Sc ocupa de todo 10
que el concierne, Sc encargara de mandarla
componer
~ Entire los jovenes de esta villa, toma
cuerpo ia idea de formar una sociedad para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30
GRAN CERTAMEN PARAIA ELECCION
DE UN NOMBRE
$4,000
$4,000 5

TN SOLAR PARA FABRICAR, TAsADO EN- LA SUMA $780,
GRATIS ACCONIsTA DE LA AsoCLAcoN POPULAR COOPER
1IVA CONSTRUCTIONS PRESFAMOS,
cue adope Drva ropedad de la Association
acioaisa s. le oncede ada aen
deSde
indcaciones al Secrearo de Association
e honor ndCar
Puerto
Rico
indication deb sparado de los mpre
de
G in1icaci6n
empeza de Dciembe de de
10 ava indcado recbra e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-30

bales y saraos cite Sc denoninara "Juana Dlaz
Terpsicore CluD"
Nuestro querido amigo don Eduardo Dlaz
Brink es el encargado de los traoajo5 Drelim:-
mares.
Corresponsal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10


FOR sALE-THREE NEW SEVEN AND
EIGHT.ROOM HOUSES, WE'LL 10.
GATED, IL THIRD AND FOURTH
WARDS; GOOD SURROUNDINGS, ALL
MODERN CONNENIENCGS; VERY
CHEAP FOR CASH, or PART CASH
AND PART TIME.
APPLY AT ONCE To n. L. MILLS
216 MAIN STREET. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

-.sTFRS 10 want ads remaining IN the
ss Siscs i me Post FOR io s9e wseA 'Hu''s
A sly, 5s1ot ISL; 1901; 1851; 100l; 1871;
Isl'i a AL 1908; i52s; 1905 l72oi b. So;
~ ~ i lsS1. 1901; 1850; Editor, Box .;
WI. pa iis7! 1856 1881; 24o6; 1a51;
wv 'ggyurley; 1907; 1855; II. IL. Nj;
Va 2S9; j T.; $50; 1922 2segi l2eoi
.s@, III! l7i3; 1864; 1911; 2S64; 1896
ss IVY, i sao. l5li ls41. III, 1902; 2sJ2,
,sy i542; 1888, 22le; 1905 ISIS; 2sos;
i ~. saS 1865 1915 1898 r.; l,o9;
~ eSls9; i4iB switzer; 1856; 2sI0; l5t2;
vi III a.; 1SlS; l99; 1000; 1915 2sioI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

csss. WALES 9RUG STORE. 9li
ihese. avenue; your can always get y
i1 -1;,--s-. elen from a. m. 10 II .. M q
IA HAlkDKEssING PARLORs
Wa,.an sioIei rnpor massage barns.
- 9 Wllllams. lOl0 Iexas ave. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

n.y. HIN BEST OF ALI4"-This Is
ss,i Hest beautiful -ong YET written; the
toi,iss eng music are masterpiece Of the
Nan art Call at c. Janke & Co., ovj
dss stl,lset, and hear II played. Mail OF.
SS-,-.s.-, -nel Promptly; 25c. hl2l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
BOARD AND ROOM.

NlCEtI farnisbed rooms with board: hons
cooking; $50 per month. special rates for
couples, phone; modern conyenienees, iet1
Milan, 10
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-----7-l777T7-S1T FASH pRILE TAID TOT .V8-F
Hl5h E son,er brass rubber, bones, SACKS,
.rotl, SoP fnecans. etc; country shipments
beesNh,eii Mayer LlpshitA, whoss sniu
dssier, 1901 Montgomery afeaue' hV"t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

WHEN you strike bargain IN Houston
real estate YOU strike something very
singular; q remnant 81 some I at present
have fof a limited time Is two very
pretty lots on Charities street with s0rth
front, accessible TO car line aud an other
modern convcnlences, nt $500 each, Nor.
lcct, phones BTS, Binr building. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

FOR SALE--lCO Bcres or fine, well drnined
Iraifie land small island Of timber, Win.
IN one nile 81 Spring station, IN aarfls
county, Texas az q bargain. A. u. Bush
f3aivcat on. Texas. lu.xI
90 ACRES good tlmhcr land on San IA
clntO river. five miles FROM rallfoods land
will raise anr Kind OF crops. s. per acre,
G. w Hail CO., - Mein street ~
RICE LAND--i66s acres ms black prairie,
under fence near NADIA. Wharton county.
Dead level with water at Twenty-Five feet,
apparently iuexhaustihie Ideal rice lana
Brown Bros, Austin, TEXAS. 1v'Af
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n.eA, morphine, whisky habits cured
~, uiiglnal ard only Matthews Home III
n ~, VIII cure any case In ten TO TWEEN
9lls without pain or Injury 10 patients
rssN your money Ia bnnk, pay wheh
ssisu, " case Of failure viii bear az
s.suselts expenses while here; also rail
d any,, US ooth ways; best references Ad-
Inc Matthews Home" Harvey
n, AattteWs, NJ. d., superintendent, go
49, -. sse1ue, San Antonio, Texas. u
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EiGHEsT PRICES PAID i lVr sA ~ capIsn.
ing; send postal va" s II
7OS Congress avenue. ---------------.
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RICE HANDSPRING sections. 1870 acres
near Katy, Tor $40 per acre; 200 acres II
miles south Houston Tor ST. per acre. n.
II M0cNicoll, 4l2 Bing building, ~
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WANTED 70 RENT.

teem ssalemea wishing large nice
sA,.r. Gnu board, rates reasonable. Cen
r 7,ss,-- sue az l0il Caroline street. 10
II ,.Lp TO RENT Thotograph galierg
lrtssss t2gn 1000 OF more. Address 2se1
n0uston. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

lo0 ACRES Improved lots of best ussnrt-
ment OF fruit all the best black land, one
fourth mile from station. two miles from
shell road and water navigation, eight
miles from Houston, Price 5000, q bar
gain. c w. Hail * Co. go Main street,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

st2.OOo BUYS NINE LOTS AND EIGHT
HOUSES IN THE THIRD WARD 500
BUYS FIVE HOUSES IN THE FIRST
WARD. BYNZ a sETrEGAsT, NEW
PHONE Sc OLD PHONE 70. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

00,O0O AGREE Of land IA Ia Sale county,
Texas, Ut 81 On acre. W. II. Graham q
Co, Cuero. Texas 30
Oil LANDS-4Cholce acreage; close ia 10
gushers at Sour Lake. prices moderate;
title perfect: for map, etc, address c. q.
Parsons l0wnerl. Bryan. Texas. II
MUBT HAVE MONEY this week 10 pay
on mortgage; owner viii sell few Heights
lots cheap for cash. For bargain see ID,
ID smeaton, DO3n Texas avenue; old
phouc 42I II
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~ c LIN IN many Designs al Nowarnp
y -. y II
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FIRST CLASS business for exchange for
farm, ranch or city property. in one OF
the best towns 10 this State.
We have anything you want In the way
o. vacant lots and nice homes,
Have q lrst class ganeh With beautiful
eight-rooIp house near Houston, or will
exchange FOR city property. Oliver Gran.
ston & Co.. ll9 Main, u
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- Poet tsaNt al siGG
s~Sqet iAetSkntq tsa,.t
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TlPTTS VELYET CREAM removes sun
bara and tan; 20 cents bottlei buy it of
lawn 4 Anderson or NAPLES drug store,
~ CongresS. III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

HAVE SIX AND FIVE ROOM houses, bath.
sewerage and water main, on Boulevard,
< lfplEhts fourroom cottage adjoining
Heights near Katy track: al new. cHsg
payments. Patterson. Old phone 2203, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
RoARD-RooMs WANTED.

--.--5577-f-11 Two rooms for light housskfep
w y. r,ani and board in niee la ~
ing vn,nio: 40 children A1uress iooS
ny 49, -
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FoR RENr.

SAFETY DEPOSIT BoXEs FOR THE
STORAGE OF PAPERS AND oTnFl
NN.ALuABLEs FOR RENT IN OiR
nAN 1t: YOUR HOUSE MAY BURN on
M ~ BIRGLARIzED TONIGHT: Don +
HOUSTON LAND AND TRIfsT ron
PANY, HOUSTON n
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hss norty about home. We VIII
Es5nS'caa me money at per cent interest,
q IA ~ monthly installments. cal
Arenfs Iehs J. NJ. Means, s3UI bin4
------o NlnIcd. send aramn. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

y I'll iror brass, zinc. lead rope henes,
lunh' r,,bber. ete.; country shipmeit
Solicited who!esaIe dealer 5GisRpog1ss tSi3
~, ns" venue, corner Austin. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE---On acCounn
OF dissolving partnership We desire to dis.
pose OF our Ivory business large stable
good business. thriving town. Address W.
II. Hacker & Co, Ray city, Texas, 10
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PURCHASERS viii do wen
60 get my cner before buying; can't be
eXccltcd Box 80. II
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TYPEWRITERS.

4 w M ttfNos
fds TYPEWRITER. littln used, for sale
cheap. j. 4. Adams, i1o3 kuak,
6TICK ENSOEHFER TfPkWRlEnA1 On
fssy payments; $40 cash ana - pen
1eo,ifh 10 responsible people on fhQse Wno
fsynien eood references W. 4. Hu14clis
reneeal fKtnt fNr TEXAS. Arkansaa, 4nu4a
ana Oklahcma qeritsoFf, r.
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FOR RENr-FOr 1913 Hrazos valley farm,
1902 acres. 900 tillahe well fenced good
houses; partly equipped With toams, i'm
plemcnts, etc; terms 5000 Address box
S8 BrookPh!re Texas 10
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WANTED Seventy Eve bumpers" To- DO
station work on Treadaway canal, about
VIII pay good prices. .-Brooks Bros x
Co. Nashland Texas. ~ h
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and pianos moved,
stored packed aud nnippen seDarafe
locked rooms Binyon- L9inDard Ware.
house Co. both phones 5fa u
TEAcHERs WANTED-We desire 10 req
cies coming 70 rs daily PARTICULARS for
2-ceDt STAMP. Address Teas Teachers
Bureau, Bonham, Texas. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

FOR RALE-2l5 acres Brazorin county land,
opposite town OF Columbia, east side OF
BrazoB rivef splenddly located for truck
farming; tests have proved lt specially
adapted for raising sweet potatoes cab
hage, tomatoes, sugar cane. RICE corn and
cotton; short distance from State sugar
farm rare bargain 10 tho man who
means business. AddrRs quick, Mrs. Haillo
NJ. Dunklin. 7l2 Dut,on street, Waco,
Texas. 81
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-02-06
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF
WHITE PINE

WHITE PINE
THE STATE OF NEVADA sEsbs GapFqtNa 70
Canton Mining Company. a corporation. Mrs
William Mckinley and Mrs, Marshal Barber
ihfee o. the deiendants in the case OF william
j.. Carothers plaiutin, VS.. Mckinley Mining q
smeltlng company, a corporation, Canton Min
i nis ,ohl pans, corporation, Mrs. William Me
h rd,hy. MIS- MIS- Marshal Barber, Catherine Ca
rotners Nice carothers Buntin, Virginia ]
csrotheIs and Ida Carothers, defendants;
1ou, inc nrst above named three defendants
are neteoy required to appear in the action
commenced against you as defe. dants by viii
lam ). CaTothers as plaintiff, in the Fourth
Judicial District Court OF the state OF Nevada,
10 ana ies the County Of White Pine. at the
to~n OF Ely and answer the complaint therein,
wnich Is on file with the Clerk OF said Court,
WITHIN ten days after he service on you OF this
summons exclusive of the day Of seryiee). II
served IN said County, or twenty days II served
out OF said County but within this district and
n M an otheI cases iorty days; or judgment by
aeianlt WIN be taken against You, according to
tns prayer OF said mplaint.
me said action is brought to recover Judg
ment against You the said defendants, qnieting
plalntlhs title 10 and adiudging him TO be the
sole owner Of the Fair Play, formerly called
inc eaxton Mining claim, situated IN the Rob
lnson Mining District County OF White Pine,
stat Of Nevada, aud more particularly de-
scrtbed A. follows, TO wit. Beginning at stake
aud monument marked stake No. ] OF Fair PLAY
mining claim, situated AT northeast corner OF
sss AgTors mining claim Sna a. the south
running northerly. along the east end Of the
said Nay mining claim go feet TO stake marked
No. 2; thence easterly 500 feet 10 stake marked
No 3. thence southerly 40 feet 60 stake mark
ed No. {; thence westerly 80 feet 10 stakp
marked No. 5, standing at the south-east cor.
ner Of the Aurora mining claim: thence nor.
therly aioue the east end 81 the Aurora mining
claim GO ie'' 70 stake No. I. the place II begin
ninR.
And Tou arc hffebf bottled thai IL van fal
70 apInar apo ans#sl Bic aid eompiaint a.
a 1,as9,' r 4.irl - = piainii6 VIII take
tlainf. arasGId -. I'm
- tr.risiial NHHfsnf. !. Cnas enr,-
~. y lrielhie - mg haud ami adired
- ftN tii 20 i4fi alHY 81 January
fHAa Gnusbffl
= No.. fiefk ~ aforesaid caaft
. hiSelAa. Attorney for Pleintib
ssii Lake City. rial ''''''"'
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Additional Contributions.

The following additional contribu-
tions rave been received from the pu.
pills of the Ely public school to the Nc
Kinley Memorial Fund:
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OScEOLA NUGGETS.

The Butterfeld Company will resume
work shortly.
The main tunnel on the Gold Demand
Is being driven day and night.
Mr.. r. A. Millick has been reap.
pointed deputy sheriff of this district.
VIM. Mulvihill stayed over night in
town on his way up Spring Valley
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lake of Snake Val.
ley passed through here Sunday going
to Ely.
Mrs. Fred Butler and family passed
through here on their way to Ely last
Thursday.
Mrs. Quate has joined her husband
at Ely. Mr.. Quate Is sawyer az the
X. G. Davis mill.
The weather here has moderated
considerably and we think the cold
snap OF the winter has passed.
Clark Reed passed through here last
week with his mother and sister going
to Ely, to make it their home
Nose Woodman has returned from
Cleveland. The ice crop was very
good, some of it being twelve inche.
thick.
1t is reported that Vim. Butson has
struck some high-grade lead ore In
Lexington canyon and will commences
shipping at once.
The Winnin hotel building will IN
open for the accommodation Of people
coming from the valleys and neigh hor.
hood to attend the ball uu tho III
Two stoves are in the huilsia- q .ii
will insure comic l.
Geo. H Barber, who has been
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-02-06
SAMUEL CAMPBELL DEAD.
His Remains Brought to Ely on
Saturday Last.

on Saturday evening last about 9;5o
/ O'Clock, J. 81. Service aud George Lewis
arrived at Ely with the remains oil
Samuel Campbell, who died suddenly
the day previous at Sunnyside.
Mr.. Campbell had been making his
/ home Tor a year past at the Amos
Gardner ranch in which vicinity he was
ranging a small band Of cattle, and
feeling that he needed the attention OF
physician he started for Ely last
week, but when he reached Sunnyside
he was unable to proceed farther. He
engaged George Lewis to bring him 70
town on Friday morning, but while ar
rangements we're being made for the
trip he fell of his chair In faint sns
in a short time afterward he was dead.
Messrs. Service and Lewis. who &C.
companied the remains to Ely speak of
the deceased In the highest terms and
his many friends here also testify to
his goodness of heart. BE was
about 10 years OF age and was a pioneer
of Eastern Nevada, having lived IN this
vicinity for more than thirty years.
The funeral took place at 10 o'clock on
Monday morning from the Munro Ho-
tel, Rev. A. Miller conducting the SER
vices, and goodly number of his old
friends accompanied the remains to the
cemetery.
The deceased has no relatives IN this
State, but it Is understood members OF
his family reside at CharlestoEn, Mass.
His estate will probably be passed upon
bv the Public Administrator