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hat you need now.

Embroidered Collars, Per sian Lawn; pink, blue, nile, ecru, black, embroidered in white; very large variety 25o Swiss embroidered collars; in white and cream, embroid- cry work elaborate, deep and effective 5Oo Honiton and Point Lace col lars; to wear over ribbon or velvet stocks 5Oc Imported Organdie lace col lars, Point Medici style, very dainty lace designs in white
 75o Colored Linen embroidered collars in the leading colors; a very large variety to select from; 2oc to 15c Sheer White Lawn Automo- piles; 4 row pleated, with turn over collar lace trimmed 25c Sheer White Lawn Automo- piles with pink and blue bor- der all the way around; SIX row pleat collar effect 25c Sheer White Lawn Automo- bile with three row tuck and valencienneS lace tur. Lover
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A Big Sale of NeCk=
 wear for Next Week

Here is big lot of staple neckwear-- Turnover collars, stocks and the newer things, Automobiles and Fancy ties.
 The prices in this special purchase are about fifteen per cent less than normal, but the chief recommendation is that of newness; yet fifteen per cent is good deal to save when it concerns the thing
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BLACK TAFFETA, corded yoke, trimmed in buttons, lined, $4.00 value, at 2.e5
 BLACK AND COLORED TAF- FETA, corded; colors nile, pink, blue, red and white; detachable lining, open front; $500 value, at
 3.e8 CoLoRED PEAU DE SOLE, nicely tucked, open front, deep cuff; colors pink, blue, nile and corn; $500 value, at 4.45 GIBSON WAIST of Peau de Soie in light blue and pink, in black velvet buttons and stitching; de tachable lining; popular gar ment; $500 value, at 4.95 GIBSON WAISTS of M'oire Silk, in black and colors; some made with broad box plaits. others made with tucks; s7.00 value, at 5.95 SHANTONG SILK PONGEE, broad tucks. detachable lining, open front; an ideal summer waist; $700 value, at 5.95 LOUISENE SILK, trimmed in tucks and Persian bands, open front, with detachable lining. in white. light pink and blue; $9.00 value, at 6.95
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Ranging in Price from 500 to l2.OO
SlO, SIS, $25, $50 and $40.

FORGET-ME-NOTS, in white, light blue and pink, long or short stems-3 dozen in a bunch at 15c per bunch.
 AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSES, made of a nice quality of mousse line, with rosebuds and green foliage, at Sc per bunch, worth 15c.
 DAISY WREATH, very large and full, enough to trim a hat complete-in all the light colors, mostly used for trimming chil- dren's hats, at 35c each; worth soc.
 BLACK FOLIAGE, made of a nice quality of satin-3 sprays to the bunch-very popular this sea- son for trimming black hats, at 35c per bunch; worth COG.
 JUNE ROSES, in white, light blue and red, either with or with out foliage-the most popular hat trimming of the season. dozen roses in a bunch, at SOC; worth
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Lace Department.

We have many new special items for this department this week.
 French Vaenciennes Laces aovers to matcaso and Point de Paris and be the leading features for trimming ighweigh dresses We also show galoons mo- lives different widths ranging price per yard
 Vencennes Laes IA patterns onIyto sold dozen yards at 10c; 2Oc
 tucng i'd Nansook and Swiss 2l wide made at 48c yard; wuth6Se
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All Silk Liberty Satin, Metallic shadings-all colors-
 No. 40 BOG yard, No. 50 35c yard, No. 60 4oc yard.
 All Silk Taffeta Liberty Satin, two toned, all colors-
 No. 80 Soc yard.
 All Pure Silk Liberty Satin, all colors-
 No. 1 Sc yard, No. 11z 4o yard. No. 5c yard, No. 70 yard, No. 1oc yard, No. 12Lsc yard, No. 15c yard, No. 12 200 yard, No. Is 25c yard, No. z2 BOG yard, No. 50 4oc yard, No. 50 soc yard. All pure Silk Gauge Ribbons, all colors-
 No. 6c yard, No. 7Lac yard, No. Sc yard, NO. 9 1oc yard, No 12 15c yard, No. 16 1sc yard, No. 22 25c yard.
 All Silk Novelty Ribbons, solid colors-
 No. 5c yard, No. 15s 7Lac yard, No. 9 1oc yard, No. 12Rc yard, No. 5 15c yard, No. 18c yard. All Silk Moire Ribbon, for sashes, solid colors-
 No. 80, 65c yard.
 All Silk Satin Baby Ribbon No. 1, any color. 1c and Pc per yard.
 All pure Silk Satin and Gros Grain, any shade
 No. 2 6c yard, No. 8Kac yard, No. 1oc yard, No. 12Rc yard, No. g 15c yard, No. 12 200 yard, No. 16 25c yard, No. 22 BOG yard. All Silk Taffeta Brilliant, wash able
 No. 60. 200 yard.
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Black Silk, French, Velvet Rib- bons, with linen back.
 10-yard pieces-Width No. IS 35c piece, No. 1H 4oc No. 1-3 45c piece, No. 11s 5oc No. 1% 55c piece, No. 2 600 No. 21s soc piece, No. 8 soc
 All Black silk, French, Velvet Ribbon, satin back.
 10-yard pieces-Width No. 6oc piece, No. 2 100 No. 3 1.15 piece, No. 1.35 No. 1.5o piece, No. 1.eo No. g 2.35 piece, No. 12 2.s5 No. 16 4oc yard, No. 22, yard, 500 No. 40, yard, COG
 Extra fine all black Silk French Velvet Ribbon, very close pile, and fine satin back.
 10-yard pieces-Width No. 7oc piece, No. 11s goo No. 2 1.15 piece, No. 3 1.35 No. 4 1.65 piece, No. 5 1.55 No. 2.35 piece, No. g 3.35 Z No. 12 45c yard, No. 16, yard, 5oc No. 22 6oc yard, No. 40, yard, 75c No. 80, yard. 1.5o
 Colored Silk Ribbon Velvet, satin back
 No. 1, all colors, 10-yard piece, soc No. 9, all colors, 10-yard piece, 75c
 All pure Silk Taffeta Ribbons, in any shade
 No. Sc yard, No. 2, yard, SNao No. g, 10c yard, No. 12, yard, 12Lzc No. 16 15c yard, No. 22, yard, 200 No. 40 25c yard, No. 60, yard, 3oo
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75c.
 LEGHORN FLATS, for infants, children, misses and ladies, nice quality, at 39c each; worth 5Oc.
 MANILA WHITE STRAW FLATS, large and soft-the popu- lar things for children's hats; will not break and very durable, at 75c each; worth $1.25.
 SPLIT STRAW SAILORS, with black gros grain bands-the cor rect block of this season for la- dies shirtwaist hats, at 1.5o each; worth $2.00.
 CHILDREN'S ROLLING BRIM SAILORS, either white or colored straw trimmed, with long silk sashes, at $1.5o each; worth S2.00.
 ROLLING BRIM SAILORS or Manila Straw, trimmed with pom pons and fancy quills-one of the most stylish street hats of the season for street wear for ladies, at 2.5o each; worth $3.50.
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Children's S Dresses.

Children's Pique Blouse Suits-good quality, in white satin stripes, full skirt, deep hem. large square sailor collar, white silk embroidered madal- ion in shield, Bishop sleeves,
 2.50 Children's Pique Blouse Suits-in white, gored skirt, deep hem, large square sailor collar, trimmed with three rows of insertion across front of col lar edged with embroidery, shield trimmed to match, Bish- op sleeves with button cuffs,
 $50 Children's Pique Blouse Suits-in blue, pink and black stripes, large white sailor col lar and tie, shield with silk en- broidered madalion to match stripe, gored skirt, deep hem,
 $50 Children's White Lawn Dresses-extra quality, square yoke of allover lace, ruffle around yoke edged with lace, headed with heading and rib bon, Bishop sleeves, full skirt, deep hem LIS Children's White Lawn Dresses-of good quality lawn, pointed yoke tucked with large reevon, tucked and edged with embroidery, large white lawn bow in front, tight sleeves, finished with embroidery col lar of same, full skirt, deep hem, l.95 Children's White Lawn Dresses-round yoke tucked crossways with lace insertions, let in, tucked ruffle around yoke, lace edge, collar of lace. Bishop sleeves trimmed in lace insertions and edge, full skirt, deep hem 2,50
 Children's White Lawn Dresses-good quality. round yoke of tucks, rufie around yoke tucked, tight sleeve with tucked ruffle at hand, full skirt tucked at bottom and deep hem t,50
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All Silk Grenadines.
Ladies' KimOnOS.

white lawn, bands around neck and sleeves of pink and blue lawns, yoke of same, good width and full length l.25
 Ladies' Long Kimonos-in white lawn, good quality, bands around neck and sleeves of pink and blue lawns, yoke of same and trimmed in en- broidery around yoke, good width and full length !.5O
 Ladies' Long Kimonos-in solid colors of pink and blue, bands around neck and sleeves of white, yoke of same tucked which gives the garment a neat, protty finish, good width and full lengths 200
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Walking Skirts.

]. By their popularity have show
 ALLrWoOL MELTON, in black only, made with flounce, nicely corded, also corded on hips; $6.5O value; at 4.e5
 ALL-WOOL MELTONS, in black, navy, light and medium grays. trimmed in straps, fiounce has 20 rows stitching; black are
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that they are south to stav.
 made with graduated fiounce, corded; $7.5O value; at 5.s5
 ALL-WOOL CRASH, made with double stitched yoke, full fiounce, elegantly tailored, in oxford, tan and light gray; cool, perfect hanging skirt; 5000 value; spe- cial S,o5
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Ladies' Kimono-of good quality white lawn, bands around neck and sleeves of Persian pattern lawn, this is a dainty style and full cut T5c Ladies' Kimono-o good quality lawn, in solid colors of pink and blue, bands around neck and sleeves of white, yoke of white lawn, tucked,
 LOO
 Ladies' Kimono-of extra quality lawn, in white, Geisha style, trimmed in pink and blue lawns with braid and hem stitch which makes very pretty effect and one of the daiatiest Kimonos, 400
 Ladies' Long Kimonos-in
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COIOred Wash Waists.

BROAD STRIPE MADRAS, clus- ter tucl1s, open front; colors pink, wite, and blue and white; s1.50 value. at 100
 LIGHT AND DARK LAWNS AND MADRAS. fast colors, nicely tucked. new cuffs, open front; s2.51 value, at 1.95
 GIBSON WAISTS of solid mad ras, in green and rose, tailor-made effect; very stylish and smart; at 2.95
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A Special Sale of ParaSOls.

We place on sale a good size lot of parasols at third less than they were originally marked We carried them over from last year, and because of that, we cannot ask last years prices. However, they are all perfect, and they are the styles, exactly, in many instances as the Spring 1oo2 parasols. Indeed, we have bought some of the same pattern and design this year. Here are the new and old prices:
 l5O Parasols now LOO 600 ParaSols now 400
 200 Parasos now l.34 500 Parasols now 536
 2.5O Parasols now l.67 1000 ParasoIs now 666
 300 ParasoS now 200 l2.OO Parasos now 500
 400 ParasOs now 2.6S l5OO Parasos now 1000
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Bargains on the Bridal Table Table.

A lot of beautiful things marked at 500; some of them previously o.5o, 700 and 8.oo-nearly all of them were GOO or more Why s now? When there are only one or two of kind we marked them down and put them on this table
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The Ladies' Lined Dress Skirts.

In CheViotS, Examines, Broad popular BECAUSE THEY ARE Fl that is SUPERB.
 EXAMINE IN BLACK, cut flare effect. trimed in braid and but tons, lned with fine lightweight percaline. velveteen bound. A perfect hanging garment; $12.50 value; special 9.95
 BLACK TAFFETA SILK, seams of narrow faggotting, net fiounce
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rAER-WEIGHTS and have a hang with narrow plated mousseline bands; over nice percaline drop; $1S.50 value; special at 14.e5
 A NET SKIRT over taffeta silk drop; trimmed in narrow strips of liberty silk, pleatings all over, founce effect trains in liberty silk ruffies. accordian plaited; $25.OO value; special 1895
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Special Selling of Silks.

To stimulate the activity in the silk sale oter Easter, we have taken number of silks and revised the prices. Yet why? You must have learned by experience that Springs have become more moderate that the ghtes stus are little in demand until July (Are our seasons changng So don't bow to the theory that Springs all Summer for in the cool days of April and May and June as we you will appreciate medium-weight dress.-This is the ODDOrtntV tO oct if chean
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INDIA LAWN, fine sheer quail ity, beautifully made and tucked in narrow and broad tucks both back and front; open front; new cuffs; $1.50 value, at 1.25 LAWN, sheer quality, both open fronts and backs. Swiss embroid- cred tucked and hemstitched; $2.50 to $500 value; at 1.95 NOVELTIES in Lawns, Linens, Madras and Oxfords, both plain and trimmed in lace embroidery tucks and hemstitchings, from
 2.50 to 12.o0
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ials, Gran!tes, Cheviots, Cheviots, Veilings. A few we mention:
 plain graduated fiounce; unlined; special 9.95
 BLACK AND BLUE Etamine, serpentine, straight back effect, made with flounce, trimmed in taf- feta; unlined; $15.00 value; spe- cial 12.50
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The Attractive Millinery Department.

We show line of street hats some of the prettest creations of the season, copied from the imported models trimmed with the latest novelties, line than cannot be surpassed by any millinery store in the souh-no two alike all exclusive and original ideas which are not copied in the low-priced street hats.
 Ranging in Price from 500 to l2OO
 We also show new line of pattern hats particularly in whe-for ladies' misses and children-styes which were just originated in New York last weeks Most of the hats are made of Chiffon Mouseine white straw and trimmed ornaments and white ostrich plumes.
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Ladies Dress Skirts.

The unlined skirt is most seas, less variety-made in Examines, Mi Twin Cloths, Broancloths and Nun
 BLACK ALL-WOOI. BROAD CLOTH, trimmed in three narrow Moire bands; graduated fiounce; unlined; $500 value; special 6.e5
 BLACK LIGHT WEIGHT all wool Cheviot, beautifully tailored,
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little in demand until July Are our seasons changng? So don't bow to the theory that our Springs are all Summer for in the cool days of April and May and June we you will appreciate medum-Weight dress.-Ths is the opportunity to get 1t cheap.
 Foulard Silks.
 24nch ask Jacquard and Printed design Fouard $50 qus 24-inch al-sik Fouad 85c and sLoo qualities at lso 24inch al-sk Fouard 75c quality, at 59c 27-nch all-slk Fouard o5c quality at 49c
 The New Shanghai Silks.
 In natural white; bright brilliant quality the wash suit waist
 The New White Wash Silks
 24lnch China white and light shades 45c 24inch white, natural Shantong, 5Oe 27inch white, natural Shanong. 65c 75e LOO .26 3oinch white, natural Shantong LOO New Brocade, wash China 23-inch at 600 New Brocade, wash China 27inch at eSc New white corded wash Kad Silks best quality, 4eo 23inch white wash Louisne. LOO 2Oinch white wash Tafeta, 75c
 A New Fabric for Wash Skirts and Waists. wool good that washes looks after washing like it did beorea wool good that is cool to wear light in weight -The Manru Cloth.
 It 4onch and 4Snch widhs-yacht aces used in trim The 4Oinch width Monday at e5e The 48-nch width, Monday, at 05c
 Beautiful Moire Silks.
 This is the most desirable silk of the season for shirt waists Made in the Gibson style, they are most effective and dressy Three or four large brass buttons used for trimming times on white ones, number of small brass buttons or black velvet buttons are used effectively The silk IS not necessarily heavy
 There are light Weghts-as light as the thnest taffeta hlack 22in. white and white only aoe velour coiors black an ,s,,u x,o,o.. ,. 27jn More Velonr sstirts 
 All Silk Grenadines. 44in AlSlk Sewing Twist Ain AllSlk Grenadine,  Sewing ~ e en,, ~ ~ ~ ''o Grenadines, 125 44lh AFohk 1rehaolne stripes Sewing and designs value $1.50 Grenadines 15o 44in. AlSlk Grenadine, AnSnk and desons value co m .. ZOE NAN "o'eA' '"Ne %'0o' "' ''' 44jn AlSlk Gauge Grenadines
 
 Ladies' KimOnOS
 Ladies' Kimonoof good white lawn bands around quality white lawn, bands neck and sleeves of pink around neck and sleeves blue lawns yoke Persian pattern lawn this is width and full length I.25 dainty style and full T5c
 adies; Kmono-o oood Ladies' Long Kmonos-n ouatv lawn in solid colors of white awn good quality pink and bue bands oahoS around neck ana sleeves neck and sleeves of uh+e pink and blue lawns yoke yoke of white lawn, tucked or same ana mmeo Tn em.
 LOO Droaefy around yoke' good Ladies' Kmono-of extra "'o' anu run 'e"eui ''0o quality lawn, in white Gesha Ladies' Long Kmonos-n 6 I I1 ,l
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-04
ST. LOUIS MEN SATISFIED.
suit Against Winslow Gas and
Coal Cnmpnny C0mnrOmise,l.

EEPI' E5.IC SPECIAL
Petersburg. Ind. Dec. 3-irtar occupying
Two days Of the Pike County Circuit Court
the suit Of Rudolph T. Eii-an and Joseph :
Turley of s.. louis plaintiffs, against Cap
tain \ AaCkler Frederick. \. Wheaton.
Charles r. Thomson ami .faIlss +. Vineyard,
defendants all shareholders IN She Wiu=iow
Gas ard Ccol Company, a C3mgrGr-als- wIs
effected At noon ir-a4y while the ai.iE2r.s
Were At dinner.
The defendants gave III" plaintiffs . check
for SOW and Ctl.Ear.l themselves tn ray
SISen IN t7yo. four and SIX months. ais.
purchasing the sNa-ee owned Ny the p'.i2-
tiffc amounting 90 Si5fN
The company u..rr j. .tuntr1 near Win
slow. nine miles south II Petersburg. au3
comprises ~ investment Il $-""p0. The
company owns ana controls 1.usf acres
Of the hest coal land IL southern Indiana
and employs go miners.
The pllintiTs w.Te represented by Djlio-
and Davenport 81: jh:s place and u, 4
Jameson Of s.. Louis.
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which a-a frs. preferred. "a second pre-
feared and So common TIE company in
tends G" .r-.y on - general mining and
--a-tri0C business
E.. :. irh.. who - = member Of the law
firm Of -'-Dh IN. Jfrg. NaEei ., Kirby. stated
f'.. the mining r-"T'-sr:v in which the COM
-#-sy lad i-y ~tsd * situated il St Fran
co.'s County. Missouri.
pui- - Luu- capital Is involved in the
5--grG .r..cir-. Ny. Hidden is president OF
t-s Pioneer C0areCa@o Company Mr.. Can't
vy@i IS president Of the columbia Lead
g.--D-r-. ana I;es-gs. Edwards a:! Smith
are president and treasurer. respectively. Of
r.- a. =. Edwards {, Sons Brokerage Com
-s.y-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-04

SACRAMENTO. CIV w Douglas,
Tr.- n -te-a Comptroller. has started upon
Cd trfr - W-~aiu-,ou. J.. &. where he will
inst. -r-- r-a-.' 1-,r-s looking To the cOllec-
...- ~ sia-' -@t I-e at the State Of Cali
-ar--r hy tEr United States Government
..r =. t.-l.1C war claims.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-04

Cautiou-Ui."n EE-- Eus. DU'f:'> 'uF"
Malt NhiSi."a Er -ur" oHC -s"> tlt'
genuine. iri>rrUirEI.r. dealers. 9E:""-
full uf the css'Fiis-yITC s.f ,rt' 80 nara
rion. viii t-N go sell d. orI ri's:tB 'Ini5.'-
Iiuus unG, &o-cafE,.i Walk " Wh!>i.cE
rubNtifutrs. " t.:GIG are .Ht uG tii''
market FOR profit only and which. i.'F
from rrIicNi--. lhs. ~s.I.. ara. positive
" hnrr,ful. Demand 'tsbU:fy'T" HlG he
SURG SUu get IL. it - tifr only IiISSb-
IutrIy pure malt ~ ys.ii,i,cs which Crin-
Iuins medicinal. brHith--IsiUt- quail
tI,s LooI, for ihc. t.aI"-r-saEls, e = lac
s,It, Chemist on our luTuCt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-04

r:a.r-- -.er.= TT o-.-- f-z.t'v 1u- enforce :hn
infusion t.rt ra- banking system is .-"07.ss--.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-04-27
Interest to Renoites

Washington. April 25.-Representa-
i've Newlands states that the House
Committee on public buildings will
report OH the omnibus bill this morn
;nS. 1T will include the appropriation
for public building at Reno
Nessrs. Warfel and Blanchet, who
conducted business college in this
city are running a similar institute in
Lawron. Oklahoma. From their bu-
siness card the college is conducted
on the same lines as the one in this
city.
Some of the sports are talking of
holding clay pigeon shoot Sunday.
There are many good shots among the
boys and good team could be formed
if they would practice at the traps
New tablets, new ink, new ideas at
Davis & Kirman's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-04-27
Among the PROSECUTORS

The prospecting parties tina. have
been hustling over the hills for the
past few months are at work again
Some of the boys are in the hills ev
cry day and few report promising
prospects. The Leeper brothers
seem to have an excellent copper
prospect on the range back Of the
prison. Some of their rock is rich
enough to suit any prospector and ii
carries good percentage of copper.
about the most fiattering copper pros
pect is held by Jack Wall. 1t is sit
uated in the Pine Nut range about fit
teen miles from town. This is a true
assure ledge and shows a width of
four feet. 1t has been prospected to
L depth Of fifty feet and some very
rich rock has beer taken out. Along
The side OF the vein there is a small
stringer that assays rich in gold. Jack
IS at the mine getting out shipment
Tor the smelter
In the Voltaire district there is
considerable work going on. The
DIETRICH boys still have a good sized
vein of rich silver chloride and are
adding to the sacked ore every day
At the False Alarm claim there is
considerable ore showing. A man has
been employed at the claim for the
past month and the vein has been un
covered in several places 1t is nov
proposed to run a hundred foot tun
mel into the hill as water has driver
the miners out of the shaft that was
sunk. A tunnel would drain the hill
so that work could be continued
Some of the ore taken out would b,
a fit rival to the best of Tonopah
Several other claims are bein,
| worked and this district will be on
of the producers before many months
have passed. The country to tn,
west is being gone over and som,
very rich gold float was brought il
yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-04-27
Tonopah Statement

In compliance with the statutes re-
quiring assessors of the various coun
statements of the proceeds of mines,
Sheriff Kinney received a statement
yesterday morning OF the product of
the mines operated by the Tonopah
mining company in the district of
that name in Nye county. The net re-
ceopts of that company from all sour
ces during the year 1901. according
to the statement, were $103,17S. which
is subject to bullion tax.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-04-27
A Grewsome Find

Parties roaming the Como hills this
week found the skull of the late Wal
ter Crowinshield, at a point near his
cabin. couple of miles northeast OF
the old town of Como. The skull is
fractured which would indicate that
he old gentleman met his death by
tou! play. The authorities are going
to investigate the matter.
1t will be remembered that in the
fore part of June 1900, the body of
Mr.. Crowinshield was found near his
cabin in a very badly decomposed con-
dition, indicating that death had taken
place several weeks previous to the
time of the discovery of the body.
The head was missing at that time,
and the balance Of tbs tGdy cre,mated
as it was impossible to make any Of
her disposition of it. Mr.. CROWN
shield lead the life of q hermit. and
was seen by nobody fer months at a
time At the time Of the finding OF
the remains the theory was advanced.
and generally thought to be correct,
that he had been thrown from his
horse and had his neck broken. The
finding of the fractured skull leads
many now to believe that the old man
was murdered, probably by an Indian
and the body decapitated and the head
guilty party will hardly be appre
! hended at this late date.-Lyon Conn
| ty Times 2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-04-27
Lyon County Notes

Six more men will shortly be put
This probably means that two shifts
will be put on to hurry the work OF
getting down to the water level.
Jim Virgins OF Empire. made NJ
.'ardee. the sheep man. pay him s175
iOr damages done to his ranch in
Spring valley last week. Joe Ferret
ia also sued the SAME man for s275
damages done to his Daney Canyon
ranch. The latter suit was compro-
missed.
The $4,000 bond on re Lizard mine
below SutrO has been taken up by
The California company which has
been operating the property off and on
Tor he past year. The former owners.
George Midgley. Syl Moran Polly Rob
arts an DE- Tallieur, received their
money this week The company now
mas six men employe~ doing develop
ment work on the property.
With al abundance OF water. SUI
perinduced By suspicious Spring wea-
Their Ibis seasons crop are des:in
ed to aGd considerably to the long
since established wealth of Smith
Valley. AS result tnere is a smile
on every farmers face. whenever the
subject OF the prospective harvest for
his year is brOachea.-LyOn County
Times