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CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
all to whom these presents may com

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To all to whom these presents may come,
Greeting:
Whereas, 1t appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent of all the stockholders de-
posted in my office. that the. Msdoc Ccai and
Mining Company, corporation OF this ate
whose principal office is situated at No.
Exchange place. in the city Of Jersey City
County Ct Hudson. State Of New Jersey
charge thereof, upon whom process may be
served. has compiled with the requirements
of An Act concerning corporations (Revision
of 1885," preliminary to the issuing Of this
certificate of dissolution.
Now therefore, I. s. D. sDickinson, secre-
tary of State of the State OF New Jersey, do
hereby certify that the said corporation did.
on the fourteenth day Of November, 1902, file
in my office duly executed and attested con-
sent in writing to the dissolution of said cor-
poration, executed by all the stockholders
thereof, which said consent and the record Of
the proceedings aforesaid are now on file in
my said office provided by law.
In testimony whereof have hereto
set my hand and affixed my official
(Seal) seal. at Trenton, this fourteenth day
of November, A. d. one thousand nine
2 hundred and two ssss
s. D. DICKINSON
Secretary Of State.
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STATE OF NEW RsEY-DEpARTMENr
OF STATE.
The Jersey City news., 1902-11-22

cause before your honorable body, as per
your resolution aforesaid, why the same
should not be revoked.
5. The undersigned is advised by coun-
sci that your honorable body has no
jurisdiction in the premises; that the IL
cense in question is beyond your scope
and jurisdiction at the present time, and
if already revoked cannot be further re-
voked, and that any action on the part of
your honorable body in connection with
the revocation of the license, under the
circumstances, would be considered as
a contempt of court.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
(Signed) JAMES ]. CURRAN.
Dated November 21st. 1902.
HUDSPETH & PUSTER,
Attorneys.
After making sure that Curran wasn't
in the room, the Commissioners proceed
ed with. their one-sded hearing.
TESTIMONY.
Inspector Connerty was sworn. He
testified that he had served the notice on
the saloon keeper Thursday afternoon.
He said that he had visited the place a
dozen times and>had seen performers do
ing Their turns. He noticed men and
women drinking in the place, he said,
but hid never witnessed any actions
which could be construed as disorderly.
Mr.. Mason stopped being a judge long
enough - testify to afylslt to the saloon
-. + IL.
after the amusement license tor the place
had been granted blythe Board OF Alder
men,. He said that Curran assured HIM
that he wasn't taking In more than sixty
cents day. Curran was only selling
soft drinks at the time.
The General said the saloon keeper
promised that if granted license he
would run the business until he got
square and then drop it. He said that
on a later occasion he notified Curran to
appear before the Board.
Commissioner Bowling testified to a
promise that Curran made in writing to
the effect that if the Board gave him
license he would convert his concert hall
into factory for the manufacture of
extracts. He said that there was a
show on when he visited the place and
four women were doing turns.
Assistant Clerk Lempke also visited
the concert saloon.
Commissioner John O'Brien was asked
If he wanted to give any testimony He
said he knew nothing about the place,
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DOING Their
WORK over
Excise Board Proceeds to
Break Curran's License
Which Has Already
Been Revoked.
NOT LEGAL FIRST TINE
Supreme Court Hasn't De-
cidsd So, But the Com
missioners Think They
Know What's
Coming.
NOT LEGAL FIRST TIME

The Board of Excise Commissioners
attempted last night to proceed in legal
manner to revoke a license granted to
James Gnrran to keep a saloon at No.
273 Washington street, formerly con-
Quoted by Barney Lannon.
The Commissioners revoked the license
once before without giving Curran a
hearing. and he obtained a writ of GER
tiorari through counsel for a review of
the proceedings by the Supreme Court
The writ has been argued and Curran
is anxiously awaiting for decision.
CURRAN'S LETTER.
The board realize that its action will
be declared illegal and for that reason
started in to carry out the plan of putting
Curran out of business in legal man
ner
At the last meeting a resolution was
adopted citing Curran to appear before
the board last night. He did not obey
the injunction, acting, it is said. on the
advice of his counsel, Messrs. Hudspeth
and Puster. He was present in spirit,
however. his lawyers sending the follow
ing letter to the Board, of which there
was full attendance. 1t was read by
City Clerk Michael j. O'Donnell:-
To the Honorable Board of Excise Com
missioners:-
Gentlemen:-Upont the advice of my
counsel, in reply to your resolution, all
legged to have been adopted by your hon
orable Board on the fourteenth of No
7vember, 1902, in connection with the IL
cerise granted to me by your honorable
body on the eighth of August last, would
say
/. That your honorable body by resolu-
ton adopted on or about the fifth of
of September last, and approved by his
Honor, the Mayor, on the ninth of Sep
tember last, claimed to have revoked the
said license of the undersigned by snch
resolution, and your honorable body
thercupon caused notice to that effect to
be given to the undersigned.
?. That. thereupon, upon the applica-
tion of the undersigned, and on the elev-
enth Of September last. the proceedings
of your honorable body in connection
with the revocation of the license in ques-
tion, were brought into the Supreme
Court of the State of New Jersey, for
review by writ of certiorari granted at
that time, and directed to Michael J..
O'Donnell, City Clerk of the City of
Jersey City and your honorable body.
and the Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
City, whereby, and by virtue whereof,
all of the proceedings of your honorable
body in and about the revocation of said
license were brought into the said SUI
preme Court and are there now pending.
3. That the matter of the revocation Of
said license under the said writ of GER
tiorari was lately argued in the said
Supreme Court at the November term
thereof, and the decision of the Court in
such matter has been reserved and has
not yet been rendered.
A. That the question of the revocation
of the said license, and the status Of the
said license, is now pending in the said
Supreme Court, and said license is the
same license which your honorable body
are requiring the undersigned to show
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TO STANISLAUS WENKosKY. JOSEFA
Wenkosky. his wife.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made by the City Collector OF Jersey City, on
Aldermen of Jersey City purchased for the
sum of thirty-two dollars and eighty-flve cents
ALL the land ana real estate situate in Jersey
City, in the County Of Hudson and State y
New Jersey, fronting Wales avenue, which
Is laid down and designated as lot So. in bloek
number 1913, shown unon L. d. Fowler's 8
Official Assessment Map of Jersey City, N. J.,
visions of an act of the Legislature OF New
Jersey. passed March S0th. 1856 entitled:-
An Act concerning the settlement and COL
lection of arrearages Of unpaid taxes. as
sessments and water rates or water rents In
cities of this State, and imposing and levy
instead of such arrearages, and 10 enforce
the payment thereof. and to provide for tie
sale Of lands subjected to future taxation
and assessment
And the several supplements thereto
And you are further notified that you appear
to have estate or Interest In said land and
real estate, and unless the said land and real
acts. within year from the date OF sale
and before the expiration OF six months from
and after the service hereof deed for the
same will be given conveying tc The Mayor
and Aldermen Of Jersey City The fee simple
Of said land and real estate according to the
provisions OF the said acts
Daled Jersey City. N. J., October 6th, 1902
n. NJ FAGAN.
Attest:- NJ. J. o'DoNNEII.
tsaie No. s4so.)
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TO srANIsLAus wENKoskr. JosEFA

Csale No. 1929
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be used Ia the coming election. II the
NEws is not just what it should be- we
hope the fact win be over looked this
time.
The Republican meeting, which was
TO have been held last evening, has been
postponed until this evening, on ac-
count Of the speaker Samuel Plat
missing connections with the train al
Palisade, thus being unable to get here
until today
S. \. Nicholson, supreme Organizer
Of the A. o. U. ". IN Nevada, depart
ed Tuesday, after having Initiated
three new members. Frank Paul. VIM.
Mcknight and D Cavanaugh, at the
regular meeting Of that ordeelast satur
day evening.
J. r. Leasls, T. A. MacSey and J.
Lavaslsa, contractors employed by the
Colorado Iron Works, arrived here
this week aud Immediately began for
mulating plans for the erecting Of the
New York aud Nevada Copper Com
pany's smelter at tho Keystone. Their
company has charge OF the building,
placing Of the machinery and putting
in successful operation the entire plant.
A new double-compartmentshaft was
begun at Conner Flat this week. under
The management OF J. A. Traylor,
who, VIC understand, has charge OF all
the contract work for The company.
The new SHAFT Is situated on top Of the
small uprise between the present hoist
ing works and the boarding house and
shall be used exclusively as a working
shaft, through which the oros viii be
hoisted aud transported 20 the smelter,
c a. Walker, the Republican can
didato for District Attorney, gho was
called away some six weeks ago on ae-
count OF the serious Illness Of his wifo
at Cincinnati, IS reported TO have reach
I'd Eureka Tuesday BE will 10 all
probability, begin his canvass ut Ham
ltoa aud consequently. will not reach
Ely for several days. Mrs. Walker re-
covered sufficiently to come with him
as far as Salt Lake, whore she will re-
main until she has fully regaind her
strength
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EASTERN PEOPLE COMING.
Laree Party OF Officers and Di-
rectors OF the aie Kiniey and
Chairman Companies VIII
BE Here Today.

D.< ". Smith of Elmira, y. y, see
retary Of the Mckinley Mining Co. OF
this place, aud Mr. Fred Morck Of
Warren. Pa, treasurer Of the Chain
man NJ. & i. Co, accom- panied by Mr.
M. II Moore & Son bi Lancaster, Pa,
Mr. Geo. N. Hnrd OF Philadelphia and
other Philadelphians, viii arrivein Ely
today
All Of the above gentlemen hold large
Interests in both the Mckinley and
Chaiuman mines OF this place and come
here for tho purpose Of seeing for them
selves the condition Of their properties
lt IS also currently rumored here that
4. j. Davidson Of Bath, N. y former.
ly superintendent Of the Chairman
Alniug Co, accompanied by Mr.. Pot
Ter Of Geneva, \. Y, "a large sharehold.
er In the above company, are In Sail
Dako City now and viii be in Ely some
tlme this week..
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CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.


tHF or REGULAR Correspondent
Tho star mill IS working on Baker &
Sauquest's gold ore from Gucomoago.
Jas. Cazier's mammoth team arrived
on Monday fpom Wells with merchan-
disc for our merchants.
A number of mon are at work for The
North Mountain company on the water
pipes, preparatory 70 starting up their
mill
" c. Gallagher has just sol1 d
bunch Of 100 head OF beef cattle 90 Ira
Wines Of Ruby Valley. The cattle
went through hero on Sunday.
Felix Coblentz of San Frrnciseo, one
of the old.time liquor merchants, has
been paying US a visit, after many years
absence Felix Is dcservedly popular
aud his Old friends were glad to meet
him.
NJ. II. Cochran came in from Ely on
Sunday, bringing with him Mrs. Jos.
Currie, who has been visiting with
friends 10 Ely. Mr.. Cochran will de-
vote bis time to doing assessment work
on his mining claims here and al Schell-
bourne
Harvey Newton, who formerly re-
sided here, and who had bis leg broken
Ia tho Star niue, has returned, after
tr Yelling over many OF the Pacific
States. Mr. Newton Is now an opti-
clan and carries hne line Of spectacles
and other articles.
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STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Reno people have subscribed $40 fer
The Pennsylvania strikers.
The late strike IN the Fraction mine
al Tonopah shows IN average value Of
500 Der ton.
Tfuokea meadows ranchers have
raised Loco tons Of onions this season
and are holding them for better prices.
They nos bring $40 ton, aud may
reach double that during the winter
months
Johu Forbes, well known mining
man from Nevada, died at the Fabolia
Hospital in Oakland on October 10, af-
ter a long illness. he was formerly
connected with tho 1ria Of D. W. Earl
s, Company Of Reno ana vas largely IN
terested in the miues Of Hawthorne,
Esmeralaa county, Nevada
a telegram received IN Carson last
Saturday stated that james Oiding,
ono Of Gatson's brightest boys had
successfully passed the examination 80
Annapolis aud is now a sun hedged cadet
at Uncle Sam s school.
The suit Of the Southern Nevada
Mining company IS. the Holmes Min
ing company for e, eco 600, tho value Of
ore alleged 10 have been extracted from
The Chief cf the Hill mine at Gandelaria
by the Holmes company, which Las
been 90 trlal az Hawthorne since Sep
tember 30, was concluded Wednesday,
The iurg returning a verdict Of $4,000
in favor of tho Southern Nevada com
pauy. The ease has been pending II
years and an appeal NAV be taken 90
the Suprame court.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
:. ID Van Duzer Sam Davis and
dos. Judd Address the People
OF Ely.

\ Democratic meeting was held in
the new hall last Monday evening and
was largely attended by both Demo
Gratis and Republicans. The speakers
Of the evening were C. D. Van Duzor,
the Democratic and Silver Party nom
inee for Cougressman; Sam Davis,
nominee on the same ticket for State
Controller, aud Jos. Judd, one Of their
nominees for the Assembly.
Mr.. Davis was the first speaker in
troduced to the audience by Chairman
DR.. Richardson, who, by the way, per-
formed his duty most creditably. Mr.
Davis discussed at length the nuances
of the State and what he termed the
economic principles of his party, He
also spent some time in explaining why
it was better for all concerned II tho
various Assessors in the State would
lower the rate Of taxation and increasa
the valuation, instead of raising trt
rate and decreasing the valuation Of 81
assessable property.
SIR Judd discussed in brief the
sues Of the day and other quesii.p-
which ho believed to be of importsece
To the people Of Tee county After as.
cmriug hlmseif a friend OF labor Wa
announcing that he was true e'a
Jenersonlan Democrat he gave Nia
TO the next speaker, Mr. Wan Du1
Sir Van Dnaer was very stroae
denouncing The Republican party ap
principles. However, he did not dcut
that tho country was prosperous, ta.
attributed that prosperity to thra
cause Firstly, the discovery OF gold =
Alaska; secondly, the Boer war rei
the famine 10 India; thirdly, the span.
ish American war aud the war with ih'
natives in the Philippines
he devoted much time to euogizlH
Congressman Ncwlands and in pointies
cut 10 that gentleman's followers wa.
+ was OF great Importance that .
should be sent 10 the United Sta
senate. lie briefly characterized -
nominations Of his party, and close
his speech with somewhat eioquea
svmbolzation of the American Flag
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tloree steaIlne on peep creel..

The Deep Creek eountryis just now
furnishing field of operation for the
knights OF tho road in the direction Of
horse sterling Within q space Of ten
days three valuable horses have been
stolen. The first was taken from tho
Reding Springs ranch, just over tho
range from 1oapah Figo days after
She horse was found a 5he Hutton
ranch eight mites southwest of lbapah
and thlray miles from itshome and 20
completely exhausted THAT Is bias nos
been able to raise ITSELF upon It's feet.
After the discovery Of this oyerridden
animal by Mr. Hutton he made an
other one. which revealed the fact that
his Stables had been entered and two
horses takes 'Rsrefrom 6na fine rid
Ing animal belonging TO himselfand the
other large work horse belonging 10
the stage line running between Ibapah
and Wells, Ney. The last theft oc-
Cured ca the night of tho sth. The
only clue set atfainabla vas found in
the stable yard, revealing the fact that
two men we're together, their tracks
showing one.as wearing a small-heeled
cowboy boot and the other common
broad.soled shes Or boot
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ADVANCE IN THE
PRICE or FLOUR.
All Utah MILLS Contemplating a
still Further Advance

Regarding tho possibility Of Utah
-four being cheaper aincs the new wheat
crop, the Salt Lake Tribune has The
following to say:
In short time, probably. -four viii
take its plaea along With sagarcured
bam and hard coal luxuries OF the
very rich. Owing to the advance in
the price OF wheat, the millers are talk
ing over the advisability of taeking on
anothorl0 cents a hundred to the price,
bringing the quotations up 20 the level
where they stood before the Pew wheat
was harvested Tho reason for the
threatenad advance is the advancing
price Of wheat which is now selling at
from 70to 70 cents q bushel Ia anti
eipatioa OF The raise dealers are buy
Inc heavily and the mills arc running
1ight aud day TO supply the demand.
It Is saia large part Of the new wheat
is being shipped to The points outside
the State,
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LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL AND Oiheh hafFEhihuo.
Manchester Club Hand Made Sour
Mash whisky, + NJ Clark, sole
agent, Ely
Miss Ida smlthson has accepted
position with Mrs. j. p Acomie in
Lane City
The next regularly meeting OF the
a. o L. W. Lodgewill be held in the
hall one week from next saturday
Mr.. and Mrs A. B Mcdonald were
In from their saw mill on Duck Creek
Saturday. Tor the arst time in nearly
year.
Mfs. John Henry, a well known ma
tive, gave Up the troubles Of this earth
yesterday Tho funeral wlll take place
today
The Ladies Card club entertain ed
numbor Of t.6lr gentleman friends at
Mrs. J. n Lynch's last saturday
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND TO
CREDITORS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned was duly appointed or the Soth day
of September 1902, by the Fonrth Judicial Dis
triet Court OF the State of Nevada. in and for
White Pine county, aud bas since qualified
according TO law as special administrator Of
the estate Of George y. Paul. late of said eoun-
ty, deceased, and that all persons having
claims aqainst the said deceased must within
three months after the first publication of this
notice, hle the same with necessary vouchers,
with the Clerk of said Court Any claim not
so died shall be forever barred.
q NErTlE 5. PAUL,
Special Administrator.
Dated, Ely, Nevada, October 7, 1902.
Date OF first publication Oct Q, 1902
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND TO
CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y undersigned was duly appointed, on the
first day OF september, 1902, by the Fourth Ju-
dieial District Court of the State Of Nevada, In
and for White Pine county, and has since
quaiihed according to law, as administrator OF
the estate OF Thomas Robinson, deceased,
aud that all persons having claims
against the said Estate, must, within
40 DAYS after the first publication OF this no
tice + le the same, with the necessary vouch-
ers with the CLERK OF the said Court. Any
plaini nols0 Iiiad shall be forever barred.
THOMAS 5. ROBINSON.
Administrator, of said ESTATE
CnAs. 4. WALKER.Atty. for Admir-.
Dated Hlv, Nevada. September 2. 1872
First publication Sept. II, 1902
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