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The sun., 1902-03-10
MAMMOTH FOUND ~ SIBERIA.
DIR. Herr Tells OF Ills Discovery Huge
Animal Perfectly Preserved In the Ice.

Special Cable Despdtohes 10 THE sun.
ST. PETERSBURG, March e.-Cable de-
spatches from this city have already told
OF Dr. Herz's discovery of a mammoth
preserved In the ice in eastern Siberia.
DR.. Herr now says he discovered It on
Sept ~ near the River Ebrosowka at the
foot Of a declivity just over 100 feet above
the water. II was lying down with it's
feet curiously bent under its body. Dr.
Herr concluded that il had fallen down
from high ground and had been instantly
killed, as its neck was broken. There
was grass in its mouth and food in it's stom-
ach. The fall must have happened more
than 1000 years ago.
When Or. Herz's party began the work
Of excavation the cold was so severe that a
shed had 10 be erected. fortnight was
occupied in thawing out the monster
Meanwhile the stencil was 50 bad that the
stomach had to be cut out and refrozen
elsewhere.
Eventually the hugo animal was found
complete save sIi.a.l piece OF the back
and half the trunk, which had been eaten
by wolves. The mammoth was covered
with a coat Of rather thick red-brown hair.
The return journey, 5000 miles, TO lrkutsk
began ON Oct. %. The distance was COW
cred on .skates, the mammoth having been
dissected for convenience in transporta-
tion.
LONDON, March 1o.-The St. Petersburg
correspondent of the Daily Mad says that
he has seen the tongue of the mammoth.
which is nineteen inches long. and the tail.
which. with the hair on 1t, is more than
fourteen inches long.
The sun., 1902-03-10
SUICIDES LETTER TO DEPEW
lie Requests the senator TO write to His
wife and Boy.

BUFFALO, March s.-The letter to Senator
Depew left by r. NJ. Bright Of Pueblo, Col,
who killed himself at the Iroquois Hotel
last night, ran as follows:
Years ago had the pleasure Of meeting
you, and 1 have striven TO make a success
in life as you have done, as you were my
ideal as a man. My effort has been futile
one, God knows! hence my desire to end
it, II you'll write my wife and also my
boy-give the lad a letter that in after life
viii strengthen him. for pray God that ne
develop in him. This is a peculiar request,
coming from one whom, perhaps, you will
not remember. but you'll recollect to write
10 the boy. | hope. The names are Mrs.
Ida NJ. Bright and Richard Thatcher Bright,
Pueblo, Col. May your life be full of hap
piness and free from carel'
The sun., 1902-03-10
CHINiNiN ~ 4 PULPIT.
Lock WING Says Chinese Exclusion is as
Had rs Boxer Outrages.

ORANGE. n. j., March e.-Mr, Lock Wing,
the Chinese Vice-Consul at New York,
made his first appearance to-day In the
pulpit Of a Christian church, when he spoke
at the morning servi,e Of the st. Cloud
Presbyterian Church. West Orange. Mr..
Wing was slightly nervous at first but he
speedily regained his composure and spoke
for half an hour.
He declared that the Boxer movement
was no worse than the Chinese exclusion
movement, and said that both were based
on ignorance and prejudice. Among his
congregation were several New Workers
who have country places on the Orange
Mountain and who attend the st. Cloud
church.
Mr.. Wing was the guest Of Judge John
b. Lander during his stay in West Orange.
The sun., 1902-03-10
COL. CODY TO FORM 4 COLONY.
Bunalo Bill Planning TO Settle 5000
Swcdcs I'm the Zig Horn NalIc,.

CHICAGO. March e.-Under the guidance
Of William +, Cody, Buffalo Bin,- 5000
Swcdes are 10 be colonized in the Big Horn
Valley in Wyoming. Col. Cody is in Chi
csgo 10 arrange for getting the settlers
end to-day he was in conference with Gus
tavc Wallenberg who il at the head Of the
Prospective colony.
There il no iarmin; safer nor moro
profitable than irrigation farming said
Col. Cody, to-day. The Government home
steads are preempted and the only lands
In West now open TO settlers are the So
caIHd srld lands Some OF the prospective
settlers are in the United States, but the
majority are still in Sweden"
The sun., 1902-03-10
WOULD BE AN ILLINOIS SENATOR.
Luther Lanin Mills Says He Is wiling to
Accept the once.

CHICAGO, March 9.-Luther Latin Mills
has announced that he is willing 20 be a
United States Senator from Illinois. In
an interview Mr. Mills declined TO say
he was a candidate, but made II plain that
il the people of the State desired it he
would enter the race for the office. 1t
is asserted that Congressman Foss, George
r. Adams and Congressman Boutell are
also looking for the place and may enter
the race il the candidacy OF Congressman
Hopkins, Senator Mason and Charles c.
Dawes ends in tangle at the Republican
Siate Con vent ion.
The sun., 1902-03-10
SECOND DEMAND on TURKEY,
Brigand Abductors OF Miss stone Mus,
he Captured.
Special Cable Despatch to THE sun

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN
LONDON March "a despatch from Con-
stantinople says that the United States
Legation sent a second note TO the Porte
yesterday pointing out that Miss Stone
had been captured. her ransom paid, and
she and Mme Tsilka had been released
all in Turkey. The brigands, therefore,
must be captured, and Turkey ought to
capture them.
The note denied that the legation ever
requested the authorities to reduce their
vigilance on the frontier.
The sun., 1902-03-10
LINCOLN HOMESTEAD SAVED.
New Yorker Forwards Money 20 Save
the Property From Sherin's sale.

HoDGEvILLE, Ky, March 9.-The old
Lincoln homestead, near this place, will
not be sold at public sale for taxes, az has
been advertised by the Sheriff OF the county.
A letter to Sheriff Collins from David Crear
Of New York city inclosed a check for the
amount of taxes due on the property.
Other letters and kilograms came from
various parts Of the country, but all the
writer's except Mr.. Crear expressed desire
10 become the owner Of the farm.
Some offered suggestions as 20 the proper
use TO he made Of the birthplace Of the great
emancipator.
The sun., 1902-03-10
TILLMAN'S INSULT RESENTED.
Illinois Delegation To Charleston ENposi-
tion Dwindics 60 Few Men.

CHICAGO, March 9-Resentment over the
insult offered to President Roosevelt by
Lieut. Gov. Tillman Of South Carolina,
coupled with lack of interest, led to the aban-
donment Of the proposed trip OF members Of
the Union League Marquette, Hamilton
bration at the Charleston Exposition. The
special train scheduled to leave Chicago
over the Big Four road Yesterday Was not
made up for the clubs called the trip of
and the handful of club members that de-
cided TO go accompanied the Governors
train, which left at 5:45 i. NJ.
The sun., 1902-03-10
SUITS AGAINST TRAFFIC POOLS.
Action to he started Against the Twin
City Association This Week.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March e.-During the
week United States District Attorney Fardy
will begin an action against the traffic
pool maintained by tho st. Paul-Chicago
lines in alleged violation OF the Interstate
Commerce laws. Railroad men became
aware OF this to-day and members of the
Twin City Traffic Association are expect
ing 10 be summoned.
The action Is based upon the recent testi-
mony before the Interstate Commerce
Commission in Chicago. The only roads
not made parties TO the suit are the Chicago
Great Western and the Wisconsin Central.
the roads that have refused TO join the
traffic association. II is said that suits
will be commenced simultaneously at
Omaha, Kansas City and st. Louis against
similar traffic associations.
The sun., 1902-03-10
CtR UPSET THEIR CAN.
Dr. Lewis \. Conner and Ills wife Thrown
Out and cut

A cab, occupied by DIR, and Mrs. Lewis A.
Conner Of SO Fast forty-ninth street, was
struck 10y a southbound electric car at Forty
ninth stree; and Madison avenue last night
and overturned. The windows Of the cab
were smashed and the doctor aud his wife,
who were thrown out, we're cut on the face
and hands aud bruised. DR.. Conner re-
fused Ia make a complaint against the
motorInau, james Iiaggerty.
The sun., 1902-03-10
cecil RHODES ABOUT THE SANE.
kipiing Among the Callers AT the Sick
Mans Residence Yesterday.

CAPE TowS. March Cecil Rhodes
is still at his residence al Nuremberg on
False Bay, 15Il miles from here. Several
visitors called TO see him to-day including
Rudyard Kipling and Mr.. Metcalf Mr..
Kiplng was not admitted To see Mr.. Rhodes
Mr. Metcalf says that MIR. Rhodes passed
n good night The physicians report to-
night states that there has been no chang ge
in tho patients condition
The sun., 1902-03-10
ENGLISH MISSION SEES POPE.
Ear, DENLY and the Others kiss Leo
Mills ring Finger.

ROME, March 9-The English mission,
headed by Earl DENLY, was received by
the Pope yesterday. The Earl made a
movement to kiss his Holinesss slipper
but made use Of the offered ring finger 10
kiss IL. The other members OF the mis-
sion did likewise.
The Earl presented an autograph letter
from King Edward. to which the Pope
replied in firm voice. though a certain
tremor was perceptible. He showed that
he was in the fullest possession OF his facul-
tiea. He walked alone.
The mission was appointed to convey
to the Pope the congratulations of King
Edward upon the occasion OF his jubilee
The sun., 1902-03-10
Bridge workers of Pittsburg Reject Wages
Compromise.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March 9.-Thc bridge
ard structural workers Of Pittsburg, i,s7e
IN number, voted to-day to reject the Offer
oi the American Bridge Company and to
adhere to their demand for 90 cents an
hour and an eight-hour day. The present
wages are 40 cents an hour. Tie company
has offered Is cents an hour, The men to
work nine hours a day. This was re-
fused by the men. The Pittsburg local
union wants the same rate that is paid in
Chicago, St Louis and Newark, n. j., and
Is hacked up by the national organization.
The sun., 1902-03-10
ETRuRIa rs SAFE IN poRT.
slow Trip In Tow TO the Azores After
Her Mishap.
Special cable Despaichss to THs sun.

.Specidl cable Despaichss 10 TIE SUs.
FAYAL, Azores, March .g-The Cunard
Line steamer Etruria, which was Disabled
on the passage from New York for Liver
pool, arrived here at o clock this afternoon
LONDON, March o.-The Cunard company
has received a cable despatch stating that
the steamer william Cliff towed the Etruria
into Fayal this afternoon. II has also
received a despatch from the captain OF
the Etruria saying that the passengers and
crew are all well These despatches are
from Horta, the capital town Of Fayal.
Another despatch from Horta says that
the Etruris was first sighted twenty miles
south Of that place. A great crowd wat ched
her arrival. Her progress was very slow,
She had an uneventful passage after her
breakdown. All on board are well.
Her passengers will be sent to England
on the steamer Elbe, which sailed from
Southampton on Saturday for Horta.
The Etruria left New York on Feb ~
for Liverpool. On March she was picked
up by the steamship William Cliff 500 miles
west northwest OF Fayal. The Etruria
had lost her propeller and steering gear.
The William Cliff took her ia tow and word
of the mishap was sent to Fayal by another
steamer In the rough weather the Will
liam Cliff was hardly ablo to do more than
hold the larger Etruria's head to the sea.
and il took the eight days to tow the Clinar-
der the 500 miles to the nearest port. The
salvage for this towing will probably be
about A5O 600
The sun., 1902-03-10
Gov. Odcli Dimes WIN the President.

WASHINGTON, March Gov. Odell dincd
with President Roosevelt at the White
House tonight and spent the evening.
until neatly II O'Clock, IN conversation with
the President Upon leaving the house
the Governor told the newspaper reporters
that be- hai nothing to say Tor publication
He will remain here until tomorrow night
or Tuesday morning.
The sun., 1902-03-10
OREGONIAN'S OJICK TRIP.


SAN Francisco. March o.-The trip
Of the large steamer Oregonian was the
quickest that has been made by any Of
the big frcightcrs Of the Amcrican-Ha-
waiian line from New York, the actual run
ming time from New York ightship 10 the
lightship of this port being so days, %
hours and 40 minutes, Her large cargo
of 5000 tons Of freight arrived in fine con
"a.
The sun., 1902-03-10
Negro Who said lie Was I3s Years old
L. Dead.

FoSD DU LAC, Wis. March e.--Uncle
Billy" Jones, colored. who said he was
Ia5 wears old, died early this morning.
IIn had resided in this city since the be-
ginning of the Civil War. when he de-erte
lis master aud came North
The sun., 1902-03-10
MALVARS SURRENDERS.
One OF the chief Filipino AEItators Gives
Up the Fight.
Special cable Despatch to THE sun.

MANILA, March s.-There is constant
activity in dsarming insurgents and in
pursuing ladrones. As pacification ex-
tends the number OF surrenders diminish.
During the week the surrenders approx
mated seven officers and hundred rife
men.
Among those surrendering Was Malvars,
the chief agtator of the Katipunan Society v.
The sun., 1902-03-10

IndescrlbAby beautiful Is the Hudson River
Valley In the winter and you and enjoy II all in
a trip over the New YORK Centrsi.-Adr.
The sun., 1902-03-10

Tor CHII.DREN's COLDS tAe best remedy
IAYNE'S EXPECToRANT.-Ass
The sun., 1902-03-10

Burnetts Vanilla Extract
is sold by all the best grocers everywhere, try H.
--Adr.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-11-13
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.


To cassius c. Smith and Abraham tiffany and
your heirs aud assign<-
1on and each Of you are hereby notified
that We have expended during each of The
years 1s5, 1895. ISL 1898 1882 1900 and 1881 <h
for each OF said years in labor and improve
neufS upon the Eclipse lode mining claim sit
uate in the Ruby n Ill Mining District county
OF White Pine. state ri Nevada. the location
certificate Of which is found or record in Book
-. page -, in the Office OF the Recorder OF
said rounty. in order to hold said claim under
the provisions OF section 1924 OF The Revised
Statutes Of the unifed States, and the amends
menf thereto approved January p 1885, con-
corning annual labor upon mining claims be-
ing the amount required 10 hold said lodes for
the period ending on the S1st day of Deeem Der
Of each OF the aforesaid years. each of your pro-
portion Of sneh expenditure being SO for the
whole OF said period, and II within ninety days
after the publication hereof you or either Of
yon fail or refuse to contribute yonr proportion
Of such expenditure As above stated YOUR in
terest IN said claim win become the property 81
the subscribers. your eo-owners, who have
made the required expenditure by the terms
OF said section.
W f. coLTox,
q. 6EDDEs,
w. COTTON. Trustee
T. r. MAHAH,
]. B. ANDREWS.
WILLIAM T. Bird. Atty for colfon ct al.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


Omitted States Land once,
Carson City Nevada. Sept Is, 1902
nqse = mercy glssn IN ,na 5o lanes 4 neq
b. their attorney -in-facf. " b. Graham, whose
PosfoIIlee address IS Ely. White Pine county.
s'ass q Ssgada hsss THIS day sd tsi5
feet of the Jessie mine OF vein. bearing gold.
silver md copper. with surface ground six hum
ns b ds1la Nla nsg ~ q y t.
Nevada, aud des ignated By the field notes and
oficfal plat on file in this ofIiee Mineral Sur
Ny 1s r. d9Wnsn sad 4 IL hsRgs O.
lss4 being as follows. to-wit:
nlSEnAL sungEr NO. 1854, JESSIE LODE CLAIM.
BEGINNING at . post marked No.lU. s. sur
yey No. 1884, and identical with The original To-
cation s cor the same marked post Nc: .; 8. g.
1852 and 1888. Fshence the NE cor, of sec IL, 7.
y n, 4. 81 T., bears n deg. f., distant 4 rs
ds bears s dss af.s PsR ss as Morris
A shat on the Old Glory Lode, bears s. II deg,
W. distant l52 feet
as Tssps ss hs ssp i the Mouth Ct tns
feet The course OF said tunnel bears s. q deg.
W. distant rs feetto the face.
The Glroux shaft. situate upon the Old Glory
Thence n y deg w
Var. I6 deg. 50 min 4.
,7s sst Is ~ ana sess,e lpoe
OF the west boundary OF Sec. 8. whence the SW
cor of See. bears S. 1876 feet. The X Sec cor
o Sec bears \ 1854 feet
NAL cor. aud Is the same as post No. Of u s. s.
No. 1855 scribed 2--f-les4
Thence n. lal5 deg. T.
Var. is deg SO min. E
800 feet 10 cor. No. }, the same being identical
with the location cor. and is pine post in. K
IN ( = n. SCI = 10. IN the gr.und, end sur
roluded By substantial mound Of earth,
Ecribed 3-1as4. II =
Thence $. p deg. Z.
Var. Is deg. SO min E.
80 feet 10 the intersection with Sec line ON
west boundary Of Ser ). whence the sW cor, Of
Sec bears ). 1851 feet. The y See. cor. on
the west boundary q See. bears n 1888 feet
1900 feet 70 post No 4. the same being Identical
VT b the location cor. aud Is pine post in.
in. LIT s. set Is IN. In the ground. and sur
rounded y substantial mound q earth.
Thence 5. l21z deg W.
Var l6 deg % min. r.
600 feet to beginning
The location Of this mine Is recorded In the
Recorders Office of White Pine county Ia Book
1, page ~ O Mining Location Records The
adjoining clalmzIiis are, on the east, the Ricpe
Lode: on the north, Riepe lode, Texas Frec-
ton and Pilot Knob; on the west. BY unknown
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Jessie mine or surface ground
are required 10 file their adverse claims with
the Reeister Of the United states Land once At
Carson city, IN the state Of Nevada, during the
sixty days period OF publication hereof, or
they Will be barred BY virtue Of the provisions
o. H GALrur. Register.
Il is hereby ordered that the foregoing No
tice OF Application for Patent be published for
the period OF ten consecutive weeks. Ia the
y bite Pine News, weekly newspaper publish
Q. H. GzLLcP, Register
Date Of 1lrsf publication. Oct. Z, 1902
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To cassius C Smith. Horace L. Hnfeh kiss.
Harvey G. Rich. Allen +. Hedges and Jas
:. Ryan and your heirs and assigns.
1on aud each OF you are hereby notified that
We have expended during each Of the rfarx
1tsa t-9t 1897 ISIS. 1895 1g1U aud 1901 <i{D for
each q said sears in labor ard Improve men IS
upon the llaNkeye lode mining claim aud sIo1
nor each OF The aforesaid years upen the Bnck-
eye lode mining claim kilnate in the Rubr
nln Mining District, county OF White Pine
STATE OF Nevada. the location certificates al
which are found on record n Book q pane fSl
and Book ?. page bS3 respectively In the offiee
Of the Recorder OF said counts in order "a hold
sad claims under the provisions Of section 2s2i
Q, the Revised Statutes Of the United States.
and the amendment thereto approved Japnarr
~ isso, concerning annual labor upon mining
claims, being theasnounf required 10 hold SAIL
lodes 1or the period ending On the slsf fiav 81
December Of each oil the Aforesaid years each
o. your proportion 81 snch expenditure heiIlp
800 Tor The whole OF said period and n II hin
ninety DAYS after the publication hereof il Tou
OF any Of you ISL on refuse 10 contribute ro{lr
proportion OF such expenditure as above stated
your Interest in each Of said claims will become
the property Of the 50 b<crIbers xuuf co-oxn-
srs. who haye made the required expenditure
pf the terms OF said section.
W. r. CoL1ox
T. GEpBFs
W r. co1T5S. Trustee.
I.-R- AAHAx.
J. B. A<DBEHs.
WILLIAM H. BIRD. Atty for Cotton ct al
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
70 be held November 4. 1872 for The election II
State. County and township officers. are now
ofen and VIII remain open daily. on All legal
days nom 10 O'Clock 4. ". to O'Clock p. n.
until october 10. 1902. and from October 10,
l9z, 70 October q. 1902. from o'clock 10
o'ciockP- IN addition to the hours herefo-
lore mentioned. at which time the books II
reEistratiou will be closed at o'clock p NJ
Nstura!ized citizens will be required to sro-
dnce their papers at the time they present
Themselves for registration.
JAMES MARRIOTT.
he&isry Agent. 0sceola Precinct. White
Pine t'ounfv. Nevada = !, = II
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rocation cor Of the West claim. scEibea A'zisss,
3--lp8k.
Thence 5. u aee
Var is deg. % min e.
Between the West and old Glory I1aes:
56i = feel to The intersection Of west boundary q
Sec s, whence :. w. cor. Of see: bears 5. b.s.s
feet 4 See. cor. on the west boundafy o. SEE j.
bears n. 1861 4 feet. 1860 feet o place o. gF=
ginning
The location of this mine IS recorded IN the
Recorders oflce Of Nhitt Pine county. N BOOK
a pace i06 OF Mining Location Records The
afjeininE clsimz nts are mt KNOWN 1ile said
West mine Is bounded on the south md esI
BY unknown claims.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely Auf
portion Of said West mine or surface Erouu1s
are required 10 die their adverse claims With
the register OF the United Sfafes Land Once ~
Carson City In the connff OF oTnsby, during
the ixfy days period OF publication hereof, OF
they will be barred By virtue q he provisions
on. GALLUP. Register.
It Ii hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
OF Application for Patent be published jor the
period of ten consecutive weeks IN the White
Pine News, q weekly newspaper. published at
Ely, White Pine county, Nevada
Date Of first publication Oct ?. 1902.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
books Of registration for the general election 70
be held November 4, 1902, for the election OF
State. County and Township officers. are
now open and win remain open daily
on all legal days from 10 o'clock 4 H. to
O'Clock p. N. until October 10. 1904 and
from October 10. 1902, 20 october n, 1892, from
\ o'clock TO 2 O'Clock p H.. in addIIion 70 Inc
hours heretofore mentioned. at which time
the books Of registration viii be elo-ed NJ g
o'clock r. NJ. Naturaiized citizens will be re-
Quiredfo produce their papers at the time they
JOHN WEBER.
Registry AGENT, Ely Precinct. White Pine
Comfy. Nevada.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
books Of registration for the general elecfinn
90 be held November 4. 1867, for the ELECTION 81
State, County and Township officers, are now
opeu and will remain open daily on all legal
days IRON 10 O'clock A. NJ TO 8 O'Clock P. N.
until October 10. 1902. and from Oef0ber II.
1902, 20 October q. 1902. from Z o'clock 10 3
O'Clock NJ, in addition to- the hours herefo-
fore mentioned, at which time the books 81
registration win be clo<ed 1T 6 O'Clock +. M.
Nafuralized citizens will be required to BRO.
once heir papers at the time they present
Themselves for registration.
MOSES W Fl ARRIsoS.
Registry Agent, White River Precintf, White
Pine County. Nevada
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Reglsirat on Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
books Of registration for the general election
70 be held November 4. 1902. for the election Of
State, County and Township officers. are now
open and will remain open daily on all legal
days from 10 o'clock a. Al. to o'clock p M.
until October 10, 1902 snd from October 10.
1902 to October p 1ao2. from o'clock to o
O'Clock p. NJ, In addition TO the hours hfrefo-
lore mentioned. at which time the books Of
registration will be closed at o'clock r. NJ
Naturalised citizens will BE- required to pro-
dnce their papers at the time they present
themselves for registration.
HENRY BUSH,
Registry agent. Hamilton Precinct, White Pine
County. Nevada
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
@ pc held November 4. 1902 for the eleef,dn n
stare. County, and Township ofieers. are now
3 ep t ana VIII remain open daily on all legal
until October 10. 1902. and from f)ctobe< u Il,
~, @ October p. ~ . from ! O'clock Ia x :
soee Z ~; y additan to the hours hereto
registration viii he closed At & oscl<ef g !; II
Ssaturauzed citizens will be required TO mo-
once tneil papers al the time they nrese,.f
themselves for registration
Registry Agent. Newark Precinct. Wbi,.
Pine, County, Nevada s'tae