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The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24
a MINNESOTA WATER-SpOUr.
oshth and Destruction Caused nv .
waterproof at Preston, Mimi,
and Vicinity.

Lacrosse, Wis, May 2O.-Advices re.
eeiVed from Preston, Mimi, a few
mics from here on the Dubuque di.
vision OF the Milwaukee road, state
that the waterspout, which struck
near Preston Sunday night, flooded
the country for miles around and
caused the death by drowning of
four people, The property loss will
be very heavy. During the storm Al.
derman Gonkey was killed by light.
ming.
Michael Willbright, living west of
Forestyille, lost four children, his
barn, house and all contents, every.
thing was swept down the stream
Three bodies have been found and
the fourth one is still missing.
According to the reports, eight feet
of water swept over the town, NOV.
ing eight or ten buildings Is to 20
feet from where they originally stood
The Milwaukee road tracks were
washed out for four miles out of
town, the depot twisted around by
the water.
At Bloomer, Wis, Eviction Garug
was killed by lightning.
Aberdeen, S. D., May 2O.-H. Toba.
son, Of Edmunds county, lost all his
buildings in a wind storm and his
son, aged four years, was killed.
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so are several washouts between
Sparta and Elroy,
At River Junction, on the Chicago,
Milwaukee q ST. Paul road, two miles
from here, there is another large
wnshout, and the fast mail Is held
there. Between here and Austin,
Mimi, several washouts are reported,
The worst place is at Houston, where
the whole town is practically under
water. Many valuable race horses on
the lowlands there owned by d. j.
Cameron, OF this city, are in danger
Of being lost, Another serious wash
ont IL near Lansing, In,
Root river, u small stream In east.
crn Minnesota, IL on u rampage and
much damage IL feared, No drown.
ings have ny yet been reported.
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MEAN THEFT FROM HARVARD.
Collection of Photographs Pres
scented by Prince Henry stolen
From the FOgg Art Museum.

New York, May ga collection OF
photographs sent to Harvard univer-
sity by the German emperor and pre-
scented in person by Prince Henry on
the occasion of his recent visit to
Harvard, is reported to have been
stolen. The collection was faithful
reproduction of the casts representa-
tive of Germanic art, which the em-
peror is having prepared for presen-
tation to Harvard.
The collection was removed from
the Fogg Art Museum. Entrance
was gained by breaking the sltylight.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.
A Two Hundred Thousand Dollar
Fire NJ Worcester, Mass. In
GLIDING the Spy Office.

Worcester, Mass, May GA four.
story brick building owned by John
T.. Day and occupied by the Spy us n
composing, press and stcrcotyping
ROOM and Wholesale house for the
T.. q, Higgins Wall Paper Co" was
destroyed by fire Wednesday morn.
ing, The flames spread 20 the I'D
joining buildings north and south Of
the burning building, and 10 three
story frame dwelling on Eden street,
occupied by two families, who on.
capped,
The insurance Of the Spy company
Is 100000, and Its loss IL total LOSSES
on the Day buildings are estimated
at SijO,OOO 10 100000 This does not
include damages TO stocks,
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sHERIDAN's RIDE FOR A SONG.
l Famous Painting, that Took
3 Years 90 Produce, sold For q
Deggariy Pittance,

New York, May co.--Chralcs II, An
drus' painting "SherIdan's Ride" II
by 2s feet, said TO be the largest sin
gle piece painting ever executed in
America by IN American, has been
sold at public auction 20 satisfy
claims on the cstntc. II brought only
$3.50, Andrus spent many years on tho
canvas, and It's actual value " many
thousands OF dollars.
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TO SUPPRESS BUCKET SHOPS,
Vh'cng0's Success Has Led 10 sim"
ilar Movements In the Enst
Along the same Lines.

New York, May 22,-Owlng to the
success OF the Chicago board Of trade
IN It's efforts TO eliminate bucket
,shops In tho west, similar movements
nave gained materially On Monday
next members Of the New York cot,
'oh exchange will act on proposed
amendment providing that any mem
DER OF the exchange who shall be IN
Wrcsled or associated IN business
mth' or who shall net M the repro
sentative, or who shall knowingly
execute any order or orders for the
account of bueketshop, shall be eh'
pelled
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Portland, Orcn May 4o'-rrot' hu'
oepe t. scharfer, senior master ~
i,lsh,p Scott academy, school con
d,c,ed under the direction of the
rniscopoI church, committed suicide
Yesterday, by shooting himself with
n revolver, His body was found SIT
,lnc IN n chair In one Of the class
rooms,
~ aoholarly aliainments and had
bcon employed In the academy Tor
ten years He had not been room
n,oycd In the academy for the com
Ing year
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24
Nine English Tourists and Four
DoRtmen Drowned In the
Lakes Of Killarney.

London, May ao.-Ninc English
tourists, including four women, and
four boatmcn were drowned, Sunday,
by the upscttlng Of boat on tho
lakes OF Killarney, County Kerry,
Ireland, during squat,
A train, near Glasgow, was de.
rallied Monday morning, There was
no loss OF life, but numbers were In.
iurcd. These are the earliest samples
OF accidents which usually mark the
Whitsuntdc bank HOLIDAYS.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24
TRAFFIC DEMORALIZED.
Continuous Heavy Rain Plays Havoc
with the Railroads
in wisconsin.

La Crosse, Wis, May 22.-Railroad
traffic is practically demoralized here
owing to six hours rain in this vicini-
ty, which caused great many wash
outs on roads leading into Lacrosse.
On the Chicago g. Northwestern
road there has not been train since
Tuesday evening, and couple of
trains are held at Elroy, waiting until
a bridge near there which was
washed out can be replaced. There al
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24
A short straw berry Crop,

81, Louis, May aa,='rhousNnds OF
dollars viii be lost to Missouri gar
deners, farmers and commission mer-
chants this year through the partial
failure Of the strawberry crop, owing
to the drought and heat Of last sum
mcr which killed the vines The
Weld this year IL estimated TO be only
onc.fourth OF the usual crop.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24

Washington May 22.--I nthe senate
Wednesday Mr.. Hale (Me.) offered and
the senate adopted resolution de-
claring that the senate OF the United
States views with satisfaction and
expresses its congratulation at the
appearance OF the Cuban republic
among the nations Of the world.
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BY AN INCENDIARY FIRE.
Destruction OF Memorial Hall OF
ThieI College at Green
VILE, Pennsylvania.

Greenville, Pa, May 22.-Memorial
hall Of Thiel college, this place, was
destroyed by fire at three o'clock
Wednesday morning, entailing loss
Of $4,000. The boys dormitory Is
about SO feet south Of Memorial hall
and they were routed out in their
night clothes. No one was hurt. Tho
fire was Of incendiary origin.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24
)UT 0F HAVANA AARD()R
Eubans Sped the Parting Guests
With a Magnificent Friend
ly Demonstration.
IlyANA HAnB0R FILLED WITH CRAFT.
~. water Front and the Old For
iaestions We're Black with Peo-
ple, who All Onered Noisy and
Anectionate Farewell to Gen.
Wood on Board the brooklyn.

Havana, May 22.-Dramatic as was
he remarkable demonstration when
he flag of the United States was low
red and the flag of the new republic
boisted in its place, Tuesday, on the
nalace whence Spain had ruled the is
and for centuries, it was hardly more
stirring than the magnificent friend
To- demonstration which attended the
denarture of the cruiser Brooklyn as
me sailed out Of Havana harbor a
tew minutes before four o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
The Harbor Filled with Craft.
A Aotilla of harbor craft, loaded to
the guards with people, and dressed
witt. bunting from stem to stern es-
corted her to sea. The water front
was a solid mass Of people, and the
old Notifications at La Punta, which
, with MORO castle opposite, guards
The entrance to the narrow neck of
4be harbor was human hillock. The
Brooklyn's anchorage was near the
wreck of the battleship Maine, whose
black, shrunken skeleton was deco
rated with American and Cuban flags,
F BY order of the city council. When
| the beautiful cruiser steamer slowly
T BY this pitiful memory, the American
ensign at her taf'rail was dipped and
the sailors generally dotted their
caps. As she passed the grim walls
OF Cabanas and MORO castle, the
Brooklyn moved swiftly, the Ameri'
can fag at her fore and the Cuban
flag at her main peak, sailors man
ming her sides and the flag at her
stern dipping continually TO the
storm OF viyas from shore and ahoat,
IrreguraI, Hut II went
The Cuban colors on both fortresses
we're lowered three times in salute,
although 1t is not military etiquette
for fort to salute except with
guns. But an army four hours old
Is not expected to know this. Gen,
Wood stood on the bridge OF the
cruiser and acknowledged the ovation
he received by bowling and touching
his cap.
The hotilla Of small craft kept on
In the wake OF the Brooklyn until
she was hull don on the horizon;
then the boats turned back, and the
people at the entrance of the harbor
returned to their jubintions.
People Mad with JOY.
The enthusiasm in the city was
boundless, Many persons were liter
ally mad with JOY over their new
born liberty.
The streets were full of surglng,
cheering men and women, Motley
PROFESSIONS paraded the plazas. Fire
crackers Of the giant variety were
exploded on the sidewalks and even
IN the cafes.
One hundred thousand visitors
were said to be in the city, and the
police were utterly unable TO cope
with the joy.lntoyicnted people.
stern Bnsincss Ahead,
But President Palma and his cab
met did not give way to rejoicing
There was stern business ahead for
them, and they went quietly TO work
As soon as the new government was
Installed, congress met ana pro-
claimed the constitution and appen-
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24
A DEATH-DEALING STORM.
Several Farms Wrecked, with Loss
of Life and Naming.

Council Bluffs, Ia, May 2O.-A
special to the Nonpareil from Har-
land, Ia, says:
A storm which passed through the
country ten miles southeast of here
early Sunday morning, carried de-
struction and death with it. The
cloud came to the ground near the
home Of Andrew Sorrenson one mile
north of Kimbleton, Audubon county.
Mr.. Sorrenson was 50 seriously in
| jured that he died at an early hour
yesterday morning, His barn and all
of the outbuildings were destroyed,
the residence alone being left.
A little farther on the residence
of Lewis Hansen was destroyed, and
the family was saved only by taking
refuge in the cyclone cellar.
The next place in the path Of the
storm was that Of Chris Nilsson,
whose residence was moved from its
foundation and all outbuidings were
destroyed. The family had taken
refuge in the cellar.
School House No. 3, Sharon town
ship, was completely destroyed,
At Chris Jorgensen's place all the
farm buildings and his residence
were destroyed and a large number
of hogs killed,
James Rasmussen's place was the
last one struck. Here the storm at
tanned its greatest fury. All of his
fine farm buildings were destroyed
and trees IS inches in diameter were
were torn out by the roots or twist
ed of The storm continued on the
ground for two miles farther, but as
IL passed through open country, no
further damage damage was done.
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Destructive Tornado.

Che,opo, Kos, May @o'-A tornado
posscd over this place Sunday night
unrooang or destroying numerous
houses and tearing down the poles
Of the electric light and telephone
companies, Miss Emma Edlngton was
carried from her house to the stree,
bv ,he wind, and, In falling, sustained
serious injuries, Others received
minor injuries, Rain accompanied
the storm,
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Council Bluffs Ioo May sO'--A spe'
eIol TO the Nonporcll from Modolc'
a., states that storm resembling
n cyclone passed through the coun'
,ry wcs, of there about four o'clock
hst evening aud did considerable
damage to farm property though no
,,ss of life N reported,
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24

Washington, May e2.-The state de.
partment has received cablegram
from Consul Pearson, at Genoa, Italy,
stating that Margaret Taylor has
been delivered to her father, and that
the two sailed on the Kaiserin Maria
Theresa for home. .snJ
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24

Denver, Colo May lo'-Snow ana
rain followed the cloud that passed
over many mountain towns satur'
day evening. At breckenridge ten
inches Of snow fell last night one OF
the heaviest storms known there IN
Nav, Az Central CITY there was a
fail Of six inches, with eight at
Workman, while in the vicinity OF
Cripple Creek blizzard prevailed
snow covering the mountains two
inches deep There was light fall
of snow to-day at Telluride, accom-
panied by hard gale
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24

Washington, May eat was stated
AZ the British embassy Wednesday
forenoon that the condition OF Lord
pnuncefo,c IL improved, notwith-
standing the fact that he passed 0
Gather restless night
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24

Washington, May as,-rhe biennial
convention Of the National Society
VI Colonial Danes began here Rc'
ports OF officers were received. one
hundred and 0fty mombors of the SO
eiety Hre here.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24
A Temporary Injunction.

Chicago, May si.-The temporary
in junction asked for by the govern
ment against the so-called packers
combine, was issued, Tuesday even
ing, by Judge Grosscup in the United
States circuit court. al
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24

New York. May 2,-Money on call
duh at per cent Prime mercantile pa.
per iMq6 per cent, sterling exchange
easy with actual business In bankers'
Yihdisis, Tor 90 days Posted rates
isbis and lSsI commercial bills, is3N uistNc,
Mexican dollars. NM government bonds
steady.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24
THURSDAY. May a.
GrnIn md prOXiaIona.

st. Louis Flour = Patents. is.coqaD;
other grades, SOoq3,so. Whoat-No. 2 red.
oats-Eo, ., a3u434c Hay--1mothy, .tisoo
qi6.5c; prairie, ,lloottl3So; clover $500
Nav mess, 81 3oal77o Bacon-cear
ribs loMe, Butter-Creamery, isqssc.
dairy, iJui9o Eggs Fresh, i<o,
ool-Tub- washed, l5p9jci Missouri and
Illinois medium comblng, i'Vl1hc; other
grades, llUl6hc'
indianapolis Wheat-No, red, slMo;
No red, iihTiohe, corn-No white,
G5hc; No, yellow, Gitso, oats-No, !
white, a6ai6he Hay-Tlmothy nlW@
1926.
chicago-Closlng- quotations. Wheat.
May, NMc July, 7ttc; September $40
i3S.e, December 7ihd1i%c, Corn-May,
Sls July; 0s%a,SsHe' sMspiomS,sri e ggSS
oats-May, tse;July 35Mc; new, SlGQslNc;
sSsptember s,c bow % Sg,e' ,pl &C. nSy.
slioih September Il1itlt' January,
ilsM'ss Lard NAY, July and september.
July, so5ihuo6O; september, 451lhUaGo.
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Changel Rainfall
Gaugol?i hours In "a hrs


stare of tho Rtv-rs.
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81. Louls-Cnttlo.-Forcy exports 81 500
72; butchers, $i9Og6.gt stockers, s. N1
/ ~, cows and hcifcrs, s3,J0u6,7b Hogs
Packing, 81 Ojm735. butchers, Sl5Wii6;
light, 81 i5d1l0, Shecp-Mutton sheep,
tIijuGoo, lambs, S,DuO5oi spring lambs,
~ 0OuSOO
Indianapolis = Cattle - Good to prime
steers No0ll1 %, llogsAGood 20 prime
heavles, Ng5dlI35 mixed and heavy
packing, N,0igl9 sheep-dood 70 choice
lambs, si50di5j0, good 20 choice sheep,
Nb0gO00i spring lambs, U,WuiOO,
Kansas Clty-Cattlo-Native steers,
o. 75Hbi Texas and indian steers, $3.50
. co. Texas cows 2,Oou650, native cows
and hefcrs, 81 bOdid60, stockers and feod-
era, 2OQpGiOi calves, RoOudW, Hogs
Heavy N26pf 10, packers, 81 l0n1sb, mo-
dunn NO6d73Oi light, D,GOlll, %, workers.
81 l0d1g sheep Nations, Nlbu6M
lambs, 81 i0di90, western wethcrs, $500
sos ewes, AiDu0W
Chicago Cattle 0ood 20 primo ateers
81 0On1J co. poor to medium, 6,26ug.sp,
atOekefs and feeders, 81 100000, cows u 90
as gb heifers t216GG50, Gamers, 81 SOP
$50 calves, ssbeuioOl Texas fed steers,
ii bOd650, Hogs-Mlxed and butchers $500
M1,i0 Sheep--uood to choice wethers.
81 OOas5O fair TO choice mixed, D,bOp50;
western sheep s6oOu650. native lan,os.
81, 5OGlG, W; western lambs, Nb0d6,D
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24

In the evening the city was Hum
mated az never before, and n great
pyrotcchnic display was given ON the
walls OF MORO castle and CabannS,
across the bay,
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-24
THIRTEEN WERE DROWNED.

YVHUIUtV INT HIIHV, UHU IHUt IHD Ut
ways were chokcd In Places.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-03

Notice is hereby given that the Book Of Resistrs
tio1 for the General Election to be held November
sth, a, D. 1919; for the election of State. County
aud Township officers are now open and will re.
main open daily on all legal days from 10 O'clock
m 20 O'Clock m until october 10. A. D. 1902
and from October 10, to October 2i, from I D m to
0 o'clock p m, In addition to the hours heretofore
mentioned, 1t which time the book for registration
will close at O'Clock p m.
I. law requires naturalized citizens to exhibit
their certificates of naturalization at the time they
present themselves for registration,
A, b. Campbell
Registry Agent OF Lake Valley
Precinct
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-03

Notice. Is hereby given that the Boob OF Registra-
tion Tor the General Election to be held Novsmber
4th, A. d. 1902; for the election of STATE. County
and township officers are now open and will re-
main open daily on all legal days from 10 O'Clock
e. Zoo - 70 O'Clock M. until October 10, A D
1902, and from October 10, to October 2i. from
a. M to 2, M, In addition to the hours heretofore
o'clock P. M -
The law requires naturslized citIzers to exhibit
heif eertihcates OF natur 2ttion ct the time shsy
present themselves for registration.
0has. OuIveFwell,
Justice Oft he Peace. and ex,offieto Registry
Agent OF Cslientes Precinct
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-03
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Book Of Reoistrs a
tion for the General Election TO be held November
4th. AID. 1909; for the election of state. County
and Township officers are now open and viii re.
main open on all legal days from 10 O'clock, A M
70 o,eincs M until October 10, AID 1902. and
from October 10. to October 81, from 7P.M. to 1
o'clock Pm. In addition to the hon-s her,tofaro
mentioned, at which time the book f. repis.r,isn,
" II eloee n N0'elock NJ
The law requires nAturslized citizans to exhibit
their certificates OF naturalization 81 the time ev
present themselves for registration,
Henry Bennett
Jusdce Of the Peace. And ex-ofiioio Reg,stry
Agent Of Deer Lodge Preclnaf
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-03
SUMMONS.
In the Justice Court
Virgin Township,
Lincoln County.
State of Me-
vada.
Chas Cobb, Plaintiff.
VS.. Summona
Chas H. s Morris.
Defendant.
The people of the State of Nevada
sends greeting to Charles H. s.
Morris, defendant.

iou are nereby required to appear in en- action
oEousht against you by the above named plaintiff
~ the Justice Court of Virgin township County a,
lAneoin. State OF Nevada, and 10 answer the com,
plaint filed therein oz the lot dsy of Decamha,
lso1 % 10 o'clock .. m, or indesssnt by defau.s
VIII ne tsken against you. eoeeFdine to the prsyar
of said complaint. s-'ss'
me said sction L brought - obtain an osdAF Of
us oouss Tor the foreclosure OF esssain noFtezse
~ the oonplaiRt and Exseatsd - your.
seH on the 1th day Of January 1895. - sscnre ths
payment of certain pFomissory hose msa. hv
yourself to the plaintiff on ths same say far s,na a.
money Of the United States described In The
compliant herein. said note becams due January I.
Ios toeether with the interest thereon from ysn.y
= ioso' N one per cent per month until paid less
szoo PAID on interest. and that the premises con,
veyed oy said mortgage may be cold and the uro.
oeeds thereof sppiisd to the payment Of ss,d nos.
ana the interest thereon End costs of suit Fsr
Lurshef particulars reference to the complaint an
ME Is hereby made. and 10 case such proceeds =.
NOT sntheient TO pay the same. then 70 obtain an
against yourself for the balance remaining
que. and also that you. and all persons claiming
~, through. orunder yourself. may be bsrred and
soioseo OF all right, title, claim lien. equity Of
.susnpnoh, and interest in and to said mortgassd
premises and for other and further relief.
ana II you fell to appear and answer ssid com.
piaint ss above required the plaintiff will take d.
isut seainst you and apply to the court for the re
lief demanded In the Complaint.
eiven under my hand st ss, Thomas. virsip
township. Lincoln County. Nevada, this sth day Of
August, A. D. 1904.
JACOB BAUER.
Justice Of the Peaos
ohss Cobb. Attorney for Pisintifx.
Last Publication Sept 10th 1909.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-03
Re- : stratio \ Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Book of Raoistr.
tion for the General Election to be held Noy.mbey
ath D 1902; for the election Of state County and
Townsbip officers are now open and will remain
open daily on all legal days from 10 o'clock. a a
70 - O'CLOCK IN until October 10 A. d 1902, and
from ctober 10. to October 81 from n m To q
O'Clock m in addition to the hours heretofore
mentioned, at which time the book for regislra.
tion will close at o'clock p m.
The law requires natualized citizens TO exhibit
ther certhoates OF naturalization at the time they
present themselves for registration.
@. Eehoheld
justice OF the Peace, and ex-offico Registry
Agent, Of Pioche Precinct,
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-03
Registration Notice.

Notice 70 hereby given that the Book Of Registra.
tion for the General Election 10 be held November
=, 4 ls02; for che election of STATE, County and
Township officers arc nov open and will remain
open daily on all legal days from 10 O'Clock 4 "a
70 up m until October 10 A D 1909, and from oct
70, to October u, from . % TO . O'Clock p m in
additiDn TO fe hours heret fore mentioned Of
which time the book for registration WiIi oiosa a
o'clock p nj
The law requires natafAiized eisixsns to exhibit
tneir certihcaes OF naturalization st the time they
present themselves for registration.
I'd Lytie
ReGlstry Agent. sasls Valley Pfs-inct.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-03
Salt Lake Tribune.

This is campaign year which pro-
misses TO give us much important
news In every avenue of life. Ii you
want great and fair daily news
paper you should take The Salt Lake
Tribune. The Weekly Tribune is
an excellent newspaper. And The
Inter- Mountain Farmer and Ranch
man, published also by The Tribune
Publishing company, will be in
valuable 10 farmers and ranchmen
everywhere.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-03
Registration Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that the Book Of Reeissr..
4th, A. d. 1904: for the election OF RtsN ,onr,,
and Townhhip officers are i " open ami viii ~.
main open daily ali legsl isys from 10 O'CLOCK
% eo'clock ?. =. ulpttl October 10, a b. 1894
so'clock r. NJ 10 addition the oura b...s,asose
O'Clock P. N. ~
Ihe law require Datnr.i,z d cit sens Ia /. xhtbft
.neM ositihcste o. hstu @Izsslou .. tfis tme they
present tlsmssl rs for registration. '-'s
indy DAimu.,
a,,.u Registry Agent
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-03
NOTICE

Notice Is her by given thas have reo wed an.
sessin@n 't'il and nrtainsi list Of property for
''e yearA 902 from the asse.sor ~ ~ e,In
county. Stvsda aud tue same ~ In my offiee for
public inspection. The Board Of fEoualizatiop viii
- on Mon " september 18th 4, b. Is01 70 III
purpis y squalizing said assessment roll. ana
vi eSntnue 10 session from day 10 day and mn ID
aud including the 9Th day Of October A D. 1000
AnN al persons having objections TO make OF their
assessments must present the same TO the ssid
Board when in ssssion.
HI. GOODRICH,
patsAAua aeth. laoa