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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-06-19
EUREKA ECHOES.



Last Saturday evening a party was
rendered Miss Era Ford at her home
on Mob Hill. The affair was planned
by the young people, and progressive
hearts and music constituted the even
lug % aAart aiasnant a hnndAn daleCt-
able refreshments were furnished by
the visiting guests, after the serving OF
which the evenings pleasure was con-
tinued until seasonable hour.
Simon Frasier. one of Eureka's old
and respected citizens, passed away on
Saturday night, June IA. Mr.. Frasier
returned from Tonopah about two
weeks ago and had been lying seriously
i'll at the Brown Hotel ever since lis ar
rival. He was native of Prince Ed
ward 8 Island and was about SO years
OF age. He was consigned to his last
resting place on Sunday afternoon, the
funeral services being held under the
auspices of the Masonic fraternity, the
deceased having been Il member OF the
Blue Lodge No. is
The contest for the royal Office of
Maid of Honor for the coming Reno
Carnival awakened but little interest
during the easily stages of its existence.
However, things warmed up In good
shape and active work was done by the
hackers and friends of the fair contes-
tants as the time drew near for the
polls TO Glue an Saturday NJ p. IN.
Miss Nina Wbitmore was the chosen
candidate. with Miss Mary Frasier as
a more than close contestant. Miss
Fraser is an acknowledged beauty 10
our midst and would confer dignity
and grace wherever occasion required.
Miss Nina Is picturesque in appearance
..x,1 ..,tn k4. h To-
and duties which have fallen to her.
The entertainment on Ruby Hill last
Friday night was success and provid-
ed the large audience with a decidedly
pleasing program. The costumes or
dered from Salt Lake failed to material
iZe, through unavoidable delay, aud it
became necessary for number of the
ladies to form themselves into an i'm
promptu dorcas circle, and on the spur
of the moment to improvise suitable
costuming for several of the leading
characters, all of which was done, the
clowns suit literally being sewed on to
him at the last exciting moments. A
beautiful, moonlight added to the at
fractions not included in the program.
Consequently large parties from Eureka
were in attendance, some going In rigs
aud the majority taking the pedest rian
route.
Mrs. d. W. Levan and Mrs. ]. Hoegh
party of their intimate
friends on Saturday afternoon, june Ia,
at the formers residence on Spring
street. The hours were passed In pleas |
ant converse, and an elaborate lunch
con was served, to which all present |
did full justice. Through the courtesy |
Of Mrs. G. A. Fletcher a nun Der OF the |
Invited guests were afforded the oppor- |
tunity OF being bowled to the scene OF |
festivities in luxurious ease. the liv- |
cry barouche and pair having been |
brought into requisition for the ocea- |
sion. Those present were Mesdames /. |
c. C. WhIttmore. A. Sl1illman. G.. A. |
Fletcher r. Phillips, II johnson, B. !
L. Smith. G. Henderson, e w. Tre-
mont, 7. J. Schneider, L Gates, j G.
Ford, II. Kind and j. Hoegh.
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Hank knight at Tonopah.

Tonopah Bonanza: Hank Knight,
one OF the best known genial citizens oil
the Sagebrush State, arrived from Eu-
reka Wednesday night to make Tono.
pan MS iuture home. On Thursday a
ten-anlmal team arrived, uauIIug 5IIree
wagons loaded with goods, bar and fix
lures for his liquor store. Hank comes
to US no stranger, for many are here
who voted to twice elect him Assessor
and once Assemblyman from Eureka
county. he having filed both offices
with credit to himself. Like all Neva-
dams, Hank has got out to keep up with
the procession, and says he can't stay
away from the old-time boys. He is
fitting up coy place on Main street,
to be known as knights Liquor
Store" and says II the boys don't cal
around they ought to go thirsty this
warm weather. He will be ready for
business in few days and will have o
regular old-time reunion. Everybody
is asked to be present at the christen-
ing.
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O.NEIL HEIRS VS.. DUNTIN.
A Case That Has Some Peculiar
Features.


Features.
N. B. Duntin arrived In Ely on Mon.
day of this week from Los Angeles,
Cal, where he spent the Winter and
Spring months, and Immediately upon
his arrival was served with summons
by Sheriff Newman in the suit brought
against him by the heirs of Richard
Caswell o Neil, who was killed at Osce-
ola some years ago.
The case presents some peculiar con-
ditions, not the least OF which Is the
fact that Judge Rives, who is now one
OF the attorneys for the plaintiff, was,
at the time the events TRANSFERRED, the
Judge of this Court, and approved the
sale of the property by the administra-
tor.
Mr.. Duntin says the property which
is now claimed by the plaintiffs, was
sold y the administrator Of the estate
of Richard Caswell o. Neil to Sam Paul,
and the present defendant purchased it
from him, both the instruments being
still in existence.
The plaintiffs in the case are Richard
q. o'Neil, VIM. T. O'Neil, Mary Alice
(O'Neil) Capell, James O'Neil, Eva Jo-
sephine O'Neil and Chas. O'Neil, all oil
Elko county, and In their complaint
they sst forth
IL "a
April, 1885, while these plaintiffs weQt
owners and seized and possessed and
entitled to the possession OF said prem.
ises las heirs of Richard Caswell o Neil,
deceased1 the said N. B. Duntin, the
defendant herein, who was not then
and there, or at any time.the executor
or administrator of the said Richard
Caswell O'Neil, nor otherwise entitled
20 the possession of the lands and prem
ises, did on or about the day and year
aforesaid, without right or title, enter
into and upon the same and Gust and
eject these plaintiffs therefrom, and ev-
er since that day the said defenda
has withheld and still withholds the
possession thereof from the plaintiffs to
their damage in the sum of 81 ,OOO."
In addition the demand for the re-
s0"vrJ Of tho ie-l a.a Of, ann the
plaintiffs further ask for $1,000 as ac-
erued rents and profits since April 81,
1885.
There are some sensational features
connected with the early history of the
case, and II it comes to trial, Is likely
to furnish some racy reading.
The personal service of the summons
on Mr.. Duntin is, however, under the
laws of this State and the rulings of
the Supreme Court. non-effective, for
the reason that the defendant Is a on
resident, and ia such cases the service
of tie summons must be by publication.
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CHERRY CREEK ITEM S.
(By our Regular Correspondent

(By our Regular Correspondent
See ad. ia another column for July
celebration.
The Star mill is running on ore from
the Olympia mine.
Mr.. Jos. Calaghan has gone to Sar
Fr.lnut-oO visit relatipes-
Sunday was Star pay day and Supt
Goss was around distributing checks.
Big lumber teams arc rolling in from
X. Q. Davis's saw mill with lum Der for
the Star mine.
Jas Cazier, with a sixteen mule load
was discharging merchandise at Nc
Aulay's on Monday.
Our market is supplied with fresh
vegetables and new potatoes from Cal
ifornia by Olson Bros.
Machinery is being hauled to the
Dolly Warden copper mines and they
will soon be in operation.
The potato famine is relieved. Wag-
on loads are being discharged at p. H..
Cannon's and the other stores.
C. G. Cook has leased Campbell's
quartz mill and gold mine and went
out on Tuesday to begin operations.
w. q. Gallagher has gone on a visit
to Salt Lake and to Idaho to visit his
son, John. On his return he will bring
a sister and daughter from the East.
West johnson of Toano has returned
from purchasing cattle, and. leaving his
herd in charge of his men at this point,
went home on Tuesday to recuperate.
W. d. Campbell has returned from
San Francisco, where he underwent a
successful operation in removing one
OF his optics. He feels much relieved
and thinks the other eye is much bene-
fitted.
Contrary to all precedent, the Star
mill has the reputation OF giving perfect
satisfaction to its customers. Supt.
Tom Davis takes the cake as being an
honest mill man. He must have a lock
of hair in his palm.
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LUND HAPPENINGS.

The first alfalfa of the season Is fall.
ing oeforethe sharp sickle this week
w. A. Terry and Willard Burgess
arrived here last week from Modena.
loaded with goods for the Lund Mer.
camille.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Han.
son OF Georgetown paid us short visit
Sunday, which was very much appre-
ciated by all.
,, Ernest Burgess returned home last
week from Cedar City, Utah, where he
has spent the winter In school at the
Branch Normal.
The dance Friday evening proved .
success. Mr.. II. Stone from Lake VAL
ley was present and assisted with the
music. Miss Emma and Mr.. Georue
Lewis and james Carter from Sunny.
SIDE attended the ball, returning home
Saturday,
Mr.. Peter North has disposed of bia
ranch, horses and cattle and will leave
here soon. He expects to be in Sail
Lake City for the Fourth OF July
From there he will take a trip to Can.
ada. and II he finds the country to his
inning may remain.
Miss Alice Redds school closed last
Friday and that evening she gave an
entertainment for her school. which
consisted OF dancing and the following
programmes:
Welcome speech-Robert Reid,
song-"Come Little Robin"-Mary and vera
Oxborrow.
Temperance speech-sam sinield
Doll Drill-Laye ia Harrison. Lila Peacock
Maggie Reid and Grace Terry.
dialogue" Blacksmith's Hammer"-All the
school
Recitation--"The Boy Who Ran Awayn-Le.
nor Peacock.
"Cnickadee song'-Zella Harrison. lisa Smith
Vera Carter and Rose Terry.
Reid
Flag song-school
Closing AddTess-Aggie Burgess
"AmerIca'-ScnooI.
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invitation to celebrate the Nations
Birthday at that place.
N. C. Noe of Muncy spent few days
In Ely last week, attending to business
matters and left ON Sunday for home.
Mr.. Noe is one OF the early settlers OF
White Pine county and passed through
this section years before Ely was
thought of. He brought in some fine
samples of ore from his Muncy mines
and is confident that his section will be
a BILE to make showing that will at
tract capital when Ely's shelters are in
operation. A review of Muncy's min-
ing resources will appearin the NEws's
special mining edition of July 3.
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Dance TONIGHT.

The last dance to be given in Hips
Hall viii take place this evening. 1t
is to be given by the young men of
Ely, who will use every effort to make
it a success. The music win be fur
nished by Hub Cummings, Mr.. Irving,
and Mrs. Mcknight; caller, Will Peters.
Tickets, $3.50; ladies free. Supper at
the kiepe hotel.
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A WARNING.

All parties are hereby warned not to
interfere with the young trees and cut
tings planted on the Brewery ground
south OF town. An effort is being made
to beautify these grounds, and any per-
son caught damaging the trees and
shrubbery win be regarded as tres.
and dealt with accordingly.
LYONS L. CAMPToN,
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NEWARK NOTES.

Mr.. Henry Peters was in the valley
several days this week.
The weather of last week was warm
and sultry and most all the springs are
drying up.
Mos everyone in the valley this
week bought n new STYLE separator
from Mr.. VIM. Peters, who is agent for
them.
james Rogantini and Nick Ratio are
on the sick list this week, and also a
boy. whose name is not known 1t Is
thought his case is fatal.
Frank Whitworth has been IN tho
valley several DAYS this week buying
horses from N. Ratio. DIR. Whitworth
started north Thursday with quite a
band Of horses.
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a GRAND
4th Of July
CELEBRATION
AT CHERRY GREEK, NEVADA

The exercises at the hall illbegin with an oratlol
by Mr. VIM Burke followed by reading and vocal 'el'
instrumental music at 10 o'clock A. NJ
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A CHALLENGE.

We hereby challenge any baseball II
team in White Pine county to play
ball on the Ely grounds ON the Fourth
OF July for the purse and side bet OF
S25 or more.
ELY AND LANE CITY B. B. CLUB.
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Base Rail Team.

The young men OF Ely and Lane City
have organized base ball team and are
having ground cleared at both places
for practice. Some good players have
been discovered among the employees at
the mines and Ely has few that are
all but professionals.
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RETURNING STAGE, leaves Ely ct
p. m. daily, except Saturday, max
ing connection with train leaving Eu-
reka at p. m. daily, except Sunday.
arriving at Palisade 8 p. m, to con-
meet with eastbound passenger train
at 6:20 p. M, which arrives ~ Og-
den at 5:45 a. m, and Salt Lake City
at $40 a. m. the following morning.
Also connects with westbound pas.
senger train at 1895 p. m, due In San
Francisco at AIS p. m. next day.
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M1:soP. M. Races and Other Sports viii Begin.

Contest more teams to enter m 90
fee winning "
OF MILE
to enteri
er
TO enter
entrance ee OF winning ~ W
- First pr 90; second prize : %
5h Race OF age fifty yards Prize
- - price, $780, second prize W
7 Foot girls forty yards Prize w
girls fofty
~ - First prize, $780, Second prize 20
9th Barrel Race ool
10TH Pie Eating Contest, for ALL OIL
EpgR ace,fo ladies' Prize. "
18th Old The prize IN
In the evening there will be a grand display OF
Fireworks.
The celebration will wind up with Grand Ball at
Nevada Hall, which will commence at o'clock T.. M
Tickets, $3.50.
There will be a handsome palm-eaf basket for the
married ladies' which will be given by chance as a
prize.
BALL COMMITTEES; -.
on tsscep%ss Olson, House p Cannon JonH
Borchert M. McAuiay, Gosh O. b. Frost
w. G. Rose A f. Sundberg.
Floor irecto j Reilly
Managers-J II. A Charles
Karbsen
Prompter-L. Dix Pierce.
byw. Campbell Borchert James Pacoe Miss Nora
Mason
Everybody IS Invited and Good Time Is Assured
J. f. MILES, Chairman.
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FREIGHT.

RAJ This Company guarantees to deliv-
er freight into Ely as cheaply as-0a
on Machinery and Lumber By the ~
carload.
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Eureka
and
Palisade
Railway Co.
TRAINS
For Passengers. Baggage. Mall.
Express and Freight

Express and Freight
LEAVE PALISADE at 7 A. ~. daily,
except Sunday, arriving at Eureka
u noon. This train receives mail,
express and baggage at Palisade from
train leaving San Francisco n . .. n.
and also carries mail from overland
flyer, leaving San Francisco ~ 10 Q:
m. the day previous. Also with all
trains leaving Ogden the day prsvt'
Gus.
STAGE FOR ELY leaves Eureka ~
1:3O p. NJ, latter arrival Of trAin) ar
irving at Ely A. N. the following
morning.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

.m now prepared to haul all western
.,,sht from "eiis TO Ely and Cherry Greek
81 Wells will please re9nest sSinoo.nei I goods
nsn.o ere 9. Cazier." and 4, viii L.
Rs 9%aH.,y asI,yersd to me am prepared no 10
rusrant ~ snte 10 the way OF freight and
psspesd b. ne Of Wells eHafses VIII be
.. ., cAzIEa,
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2itterariibes.

,9luf ben Sriimmeru BON Sprafus" erfenut
beute mobl feiner mebr Yruntu nb bic f1ibere
@roBe Der alten W%eltitabt, bic ,ur Belt ibrer
S6be iiber cine Wtiuion Wenldeu in ibren
Wauern bar9, mieber; mas beute nod auf
benz weiten oben Sriimmerfelb iibrls 9eblie=
ben lit, fIbrt uns SSfar Strt in Dem loeben
erl 6ienenen 10. peft BON @lte nnb 9teue
8elt III &ort unb Bib 9etreu Dor 4ugen.
gti6t minber lmtereliant lit Der Qrtifel r0te
iiebt es I'M Snnern Der Grbe aus?" elm Sbe=
ma. iiber bas geltbrte i9nn bes Oitern ibre
MutbmaBunsen a%usseiproden baben. SO6it
attuel linb bic S6iloereien aus Sranspaal
bon Gooa Goba, bic aud in benz ebeniaQs
erl9ienenen IL. Seft fortselest nerben, benin
bas ,Snterelle.unb bic Spmpatbte limb fir bic
Suren beute nod 9rOBer, als bel Sesinn bes
Srie9es. Or. 3i1ieri6tp iiibrt uns bur6
bas gebiet Der beutiden Geihspoit. Or.
Orudmiiler ma1t uns nit ben 10 intereiian=
ten Siserpferoen ober 3ebras einsebenbet be-
fannt; Die wirtlt6 %seoiesene mabrbeitsse:
trelle Sluilration trGet sIm YeritGnsniB bis
lesteren 9luiIabes nt6t meni9 bel. @eion=
bers berporbeben lpplen mir nod ben gtefrD
log iber gbmuuo cSOrs, ben bapril6en @iuot=
bort, Der fiir3li9 oas Sci li6e 9eiesnet bat.
0as ben beletrifii9en Sbeil Der lesten beiz
ben Sefte an9ebt, 10 entbalten lie auBer ben
betben i6on CUR @enii9e befannten ipannenz
ben &omanen Die DoritOnisin" unb pOte
Stiftsbame" cine einfa6e, aber reiseube No=
peQe pon %. Serbert Sec Spiegel Der Niirz
itin," iopie eiue iebr itunmunsspoIe Sfis;e
Wtar @eiBlers Ole Ser.." bic uns on bic
ufer bes blunten= uno poeiierel6e. 9aroaiees
pc, iest. 6. e.
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Cine perfeblte makre9eI.

Das Nnti:S ruit, @eieb pon S0inois
tit an etnem ein5isen Barasrapbea
sel6eitert, in pel9em feline SerfaHer
ben 9runosebanten beiielben uerleus
net batten, tnbem tie ndmli9 2anb
wirtbe uns 8ieb5iidter uon ben 81
itimmunsen beiielben ausnabmen
&idit9t auf bic ldnblt6en gonititu
enten Der @eiesseber itnb ba mabse
benb semeien. Wan molte ben Gar
mern ni9t bielelben 8ori9riften ma
den, bic ii@ Der @ei@dftsmann uno
5abritant sefallen lahen ioute, uuo
bat bamit sesen bic uerfaiiunssmabis
slei3en &e9te NGer ueritoben. Die
guti@etbuns bes Ober5eri6tes beruft
it9 auf bic 8eitimmuns bes 8iersebn
ten Mmenbements Der Sunbesuerfal
flung, mona9 tein Staat irseno Sc
manbem innerbalb ieiner Su~tisbitticn
ben slei9en S@us Der @eiese peria
gen bari. Oas mar aber BIER seide:
ben, tnbem ben 3ruft Sntereiienfen
uerboten murbe, mas ben Sarmern
unb 8teb3ldtern erlaubt mar. Oie
lnterl@etouns muroe bon ber Web,:
bett bes @ert9tsbofes fur ni@t ftatt
baft ertldrt, nur &t@ter Mc&euna
CAB feline Meinuns babin ab, bab TEL
ne unsere9te llnteri@eibunS TN Gimme
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bss @eieses porltese, f,aatli&e sc,
iebsebun8 babe bas @e9t, ben pers
i4iebenen Sdbisteiten, Der Sage unb
8e3iebunsen &e&nuns gu trasen.
Darauf werben fi@ nun bic nrbeber
bes @eiebes berufen, I'm ibre @ids
fatnabme auf bic beiben beionbereu
Sntereiien gu re@tfertisen. SnbeHen
bas fommt ni9t mebr In Betradt,
bic Tbatia@e beftebt, bab bas @eies
feine @iltisteit bot.
Dte gnti4eiouns lit BON rpeittra=
senber 8ebeutunS, ba eine gauge 9ln:
sabl BON Staaten, dbnli9e Mnti.
Eruit: @siese ansenommen unb babel
slei9faus bic unterldeibuns semadt
baben, bab Nderbau= Yrobafte unb
8teb, 10 LANCE iie iid in ben Sdnben
hes 3i@ters befinben, BON ben 8e.
itimmunsen berielben aussenommen
ietu loDen. Obne cine lol9e Nus,
nabme mdren bic @eiese perfaHunss
mdBtS nidt anfedtbar. @enn es ben
Staaten grnit nit Der S~ruftbefdm=
pfuns lit, 10 bdtten tie bemnad MI,
ben @usnabme. Photographer gu fret
den unb bann bas Wittel In ter
Sanb, bic @ei9dite Der Sruits brad
gu le9en.
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Think OF It each & every one can ket $500 extra large
remnants from the choicest 4 most expensive silks, selling
exquisite patterns ever offered free, every piece largeenOugh
to be cut or WORKED. into solid blocks of to 8 inches square
on stand covers, art squares, sofa pillows, tides, curtains,
scarfs. portieres, crazy aultsor slumbeIing robes, producing
after by art stores, fairs 4 Others, some selling. high as
$4,000 for o single article. This s no catch penny scheme but
Opportunity = will not appear again. Il You wish to take
cleanses & beauties the skin, feeds the tissues giving
the most sallow complexion q clear youthful appearance.
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Alrta grunkr's
&pe3erctbannlnua

in Srau Bontius @ebdube. ct. @ermaintr.
ct. @loub, Winn.
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0runneisentbumsabertrdguns
Sir ben ngtorbfern" beri6tet pon &esiiira
Serrn Sobn 81. @mmel.

Sobn = &enneeban an Sos s S6leif,
Il im4 feet So / l27 fl34.........s 1000
9 Ortiz ann CT s Meper fen, tbeil 1t
5 Oteire grope. 4OO
Sobn i3opp an 8incent Stanef. nm4
In4 uno anbere5 iect 2 t 124 II 80. 500
u IS @bitnep on Wt u Wartin, II I'M
t & nj net lect ? t 1875 fl 3d.. 1850
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np4 unb anbereS lect 2 t l25 IL 30. 3OS
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pbp, ip4 let lect IL t 1875 II 3d.. $50
Sreb Settle an 9Dam Stenser, 10! bon
1t 6 iect 10 t l22 Il l........... SEQ
Giis &rll1ten an 9 rper Srid, tbeil
lp4 int II. nj 'crcS IL t l23 Il 33 1870
Gbas 90 Sbeis on Geo Qubr, q nip4
lect Is t l22 I'll 2StO
8 81 sSames on Sobias Gnsle, np4
unb anberes lect II t l26 II 81. 5000
Sos Sumbs an Barbara Geiser. in4
it unb anoereS lect 8 t 125 II 30. ltCO
gbam 8intfr an H'Sa'e 0bine, tbeil let
lm1 lect IS t l26 II 81 ........,.. 300
Sincent Stanef oil $ Seuruug. nj
1m4 iinb anb res lect 2 t l24 IL 80. 1925
Neid Sr6ner if uu s g Sdmis, lots
4&7 Cafe Senrp ............ 70
9@ Rite OH 8 s Sos, /! im4 iet
.St123 fl 80. 900
Sacob Suitin an Sames Suitln, nj I'm
I feet 20 1876 Il 28...... ...... 200
Scottiib Qm Mts @n an &c 8 Sidist.
i net nnb anberes 20 l22 II 20 100
st @amrabt an j $ 6ranS, w4 nm4 II.
anberes feet 3 t 1876 II 33 49,. 1850
@o,nan an Sones aofins, ibeil
net ne4 feet 10 t 12l II Co.,. $50
$ 6 @atercott an Sp Wi9ael, nj I'M
I feet 20 t 1876 fl $50
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anberes iect 3 t 1875 fl 32. ........ 1910
Sobn Miler un Sacob SuB, net ip4
uno anberes iect % t 122 fl % -. 5000
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9tenitaa. ben 1. April. 1902
Gmpfeblmn0.

Sierinit lei benz in ct. Gloub i%tationirten
Or. Sromn, pelder int 81. &apbaels Soss
suns .eibenben GOdter, Srau Net. Slommer
ilne @mna Jteuslins, oerart erfel9rei9 ope:
rirte, baB beibe lest better fiiblen wie lie 3lpor,
mein better Oant e%rltattet nnb berielbc Der
leibenoen Wenibbeit BON st. Gloub nnb
~umgeSenb %emptoblen.
SobnNeutItn8.
ct. Gloub, ben II. Mdrj, 1902.
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