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SOUTHERN BASEBALL LEAGUE.
montgomery Tsnue Was UnraveIed and
a Schedule Adopted

montgomery Tanue Was UnraveIed and
a Schedule Adopted. p"
New orleans, February 2l-With MI Of
t'N 'lnpS represented. the Southern Rasc-
g.. "' i'ague today adopted without change
inc report Of Its committee Of tbrce NJ,
schedule felicitated itself upon the sue-
cessful unlocking Of the Montgomery tou,,ln
ana discussed various mattcrs az ,,,,o..
lance to the game. lhc meeting was bor.
monious. There was general oo,.,o,ro,,+
ln"' cue coming season would he the most
suecessinl financially that the Southern
league has ever held.
PRESIDENT kavanaugh presided. Nash
,i"e was represented by James Palmer.
'e"t fiSher aud Minis Hightower who
LAS acquired an interest in that city: Little
h"ck by Mique Finn and Aaron Frank,
Auanta by Ahner Powell, Birmingham Inv
Daa'les Morrow and Coffee Jackson.
shreveport by W. T Crawford Y X
stevenson and sam Kahn. Memphis Inv
0GsiLnthers Ewing and Charley Frank New
orleans by Hart j. Newman ana Nont
geometry by " n. Raclsnd ana p nur.
Holt Robert Gilks OF Sbrarel,or, curry
hepnaei Semmcs NJ Montgomery alec W.
tended the meeting "'so az
4. before me meeting was called IN ordor
became known Thar tho No,t o. ~, ~
Itonnle had been adjusted. The nresnt,.o
~, MINIS MINIS hlghtower ana the knowledge tbnt
ne was prepared to make a Aotter|ng I,Id
~ ucnhIi OF CHATTANOOGA for the MINT
s"lnery irancAise forced the Ragiand INA
1ehlmes people 10 hnrmonlze. hi orJ.r 90
ih,eep their city IN the league The fac
c lions ., g9I Together In an Informal coufrT.
, vnHe With President Kavanaugh and amer
n,,einbers 81 the league, and mo unsint
W. wy mntter was that the RnQland ne0,Ie
gsr'eu 20 nuy out THE Semiies i,ilgprppst
consideration ~ 5000. ''''''
After long debate. mo neo,t...
70 ponl The Fourth Of July rsccSnt.s I'm ~,
nso those Of Labor Day. Each cini,
y" nHvwcd 500 iol expenses FOR ON. -, 20 ~
~ va the fSgseeplioa Of New Orleans, wbtNi
Mhen the matter Of the schodule ,.,s
oSt,en up both Memphis ana Birminghgm
, onJsetea to the report agroed 10 hy tbe
TIt1,.lhhllLtef. composed OF Powell Flnh anS
= is'ner' 10th cities said thev had No. hnd
~ OPPORTUNITY TO study 81. Roth siro
eneeknt they were getting the lenst sba-o
tSa me niams Chairman Finn said 't tbat
h tne schedule was the best thnt haa erar
zen adopted by the Southern ias ~, 4
liz Nv. me good things has heen dlstrlbnt,sj
Nm. Nm nettect impartialty, nnd thst -,
,,oa ~ would show that Memnhis hsa
% h,eage than aux club ia ND ,es., ,s','
''pO''''>4As 10 give AemehA. ana Rir.
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SCHOOL GIRLS.

lis pretty age-that time
In a girls life when she has all
the beauties Of womanhood
without the later lines of care
and worry.
But here and there even
among school girls appear pale
and drawn faces.
Pale blood is at the bottom
Of the trouble and SCOTS
Emulsion can cure it.
SCOTS Emulsion brings
back the beauty to pale girls
because it is blood food.
send for Free sample.
rcbxT a BOVINE Chemists 900 Pear sl. N. Z.
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GUESTS OF THE POPE
THE POOR OF ROME WERE GIVEN A
FEAST BY THE PONTlFF.
Nuns in Uniform Served the Dinner and
Swiss Guards Gorseously Clad, Pre-;
served Order During the Eating.
LSnccinl 10 The roet.l

Rome February % To-day was n great
iov for tAC rOof Of Rome thousand Of
them heng the guests,ot the pope at din
ner in the Belvidere' court, at the vatican,
I'm honor Of the pontir's Jubilee. The
tables wet" decorated with flowers aud 1nin-
iaturc papal dags. The guests were waited
on by nuns and the Swiss guards, In bril-.
liant uniforms, Kept order during the re.
past. The menu dneludcd wine and dessert.
Great enthusiasm was displayed and there
were repeated cries Of Long i've Pope
Leo"
The pope desired to personally administer
his blessing on the gathering, but, although
he was we'll the doctors vetoed his desire,
in order that he might husband his strength
for the coming functions
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THE TENTH MARY WASHINGTON.
She is Now Eighteen Months Old and
Had Her First Party.

Mount Vernon, y. " February 22.-Mary
Washington Bond Morosoni, the tenth Mary
Washington I'M sdiregt, descendant from the
mothec 81 George Washington, had birth
day party hcrcAtoday She was IS months
old, About 200 little girls and boys were
present. The house was draped with bags,
some Of them In the family since washing
toms time.
The children were dressed in the Costumes
Of i776 and each was given souvenirs ron,
slstlng Of colonial dresses, dolls and boxes
OF candy. the covers OF which contained
Washihgton's portrait and monogram
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THE NEW CHALLENGER.
Fife Has Introduced Some New poal'
n the Yacht.

Fife Has Introduced some ne" f0'''i'
n the Yacht.
New York. February 2o.-A World London
cahlegram says The Worlds yachting coi'
respondent on the Clyde, writing from spe
cial sources of information says repecnns
the new challenger, Fife has undonoiea.F
departed from the extreme I'm trpe exemh y.
fed I'm the two previous challengers anl W,
Columbia, aud 10 a great extent ioioN v...
the design Of his most recent sucees's'
among British racers. "a
Instead Of the sharply turned nlges N.Y. ~
very fat floor the hiige is carried u9 10, IL, n
easy lines into thc fin, and tho nun ".
have a greater wctted surface on an e'Fp
keel -.
''The bulb. instead At being Of unlfe i,
depth, dips a fcw feet from forwa1 70 ~. ~
Roth overhangs arc more rounded ~ sl ~
than those Of Shamrock II. and 50 oosA Is
the pounding propensities go pronounce =
her open reach "a ,ssr,
"Watson and Fife are pleased, anS w riil
seems little reason N doubt maj sus ,, ag'
ne ten minutes faster than the last r ,a.sh
a thirty-mile course The date ior lsWg ,,,,
ing has been Professionally hxed ier '''
list. PatrlcR's Day
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Notice.

70 Al Our. Friends and Patrons NJ IN,
Psst we wish to notify all that FOR tbe
n neiSi tnlr'y or sixty days We will slaughter
order 20 make room for our l6rge sn,rn1,
purchases. During this great cut price sais
ssyrerythine vii positively be strietiy css ash
"IaV cre ot s hc, windows for daily bargains
gains Nerar TOT bar
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1.-THE POST.CHECK BILL
WIN Bsrdly Become Law al This
Session Of Congress.
INV .---
such A MEASURE SAID TO BE NEEDED
ThIs Law Would Soon Adsp, Itself to
the Methods OF the Post
office Department,
such A MEASURE SAID 10 BE NEEDED
lsreolal ID nae 20. }

special 90 The Postl
washington February 22-Despite IN
yctablc committee reports and favorable
public sentiment the present session Of
congr,'ss will probably fnil 20 take action
on the bill Introduced by Mr.. Gardner of
Michigan nr0vidiug a system ~ post check
notes FOR the convenience Of all users OF
the mails This hill which Inns already
been referred to at some length IN thes,
dispatches proposes to change the form or
existing and future currency issued Ivy the
United states ~ the denomination Of 81
81 and s., except national hnnk notes so
they may. az the option Of the holder, BE-
made payable to named pHvee In order
20 Insure creator safety IN the transmits
SION ~ these small amounts through M
rnailS, aud AZ the same time to obviatc tn
Necessity ana Inconvenience which now Mt
tends the purchase Of money orders hy rea-
eon Of tho fact That those who wish to pur
chase them must 60 to pOstoffco In Or
der to do 50. Tho plan was agtotrd dnr-
ins last winters session and at hrst there
was considerable opposition, many claim
ing that the Inventor Of the system, Mr..
W. Post. a wealthy manufacturer Of Bat
tie Crock. Nirh wished to have the gov
eminent ADOPT the plan iu order to serve
bis own selfish ends This objection was
e''u'n"''" NY MI I"sl "''l"h ~ making
a complete assignment II tho post checb
Invention to the government
The original lill. introduced during III
FIRST session Of this congress. was rcforrcI
bt tile postV0iCr committees az the hous
ana senate TO the secretary Of the treasury
and postmaster general nv them II was
referred to a commission Of officials NJ
tho two DEPARTMENTS r,u.i.,i,,, - ~ ~
poha ''''"',~ WI ~ H.
a. ''oHu'rt OF inc United states,
w. Il. HdE"N, comptroller ~ the cur
rency, and Henry Castle ,rdit,r f,,
tho ,,.,o,r,..,
80 P''S''u''' u'U"I lh'ht' representing the
treasury department, aud X. j. Wyuup "
8. Shallenbcrgrr ana r. a. Madden tr..
sArnnd amt ,tl,-, ,..t.,,...
NueS"N '"" 'u''H assistant postmaster gen
erals respectively, representing tho post
Office department This committees rc.
ph,+os nm, t... ,1u
-, ~, "''''' '"''"'
winch ulu'la N'N materially from the pres
ept bill, aud wax Gi,ilrd la MS rruort. two
os the monL,rs N. \.,L,I., and A.,
c.s.i ,,,t """ ne
- wa '"' p'''oH'le d'p"rt
ment, indorSlnL INC proposed post rDpcL
syktem with .u,h .,,i,,,.p,,.,,,+, r., -,
4 IT.. '.''''' nus !" 'nt Dis
90 n'AHt De loNhd necessary, while tue
other members of the commission criticised
the proposnd .y.fc,, .,,,, r,..,,,,,,,,..,..,I,
- ''."'i''i'"HNu ~
s,ssu 'Ae ADOPTION OF The Canadian postal
Tho house cou,,,t,,oo ,,,,,, .-,... ,..-.,..---
n NJ p,,h..t -" 'lnNS
1Arshsrt t'oUvuS representing the majority
S ss, me minority members, tor the pur.
puse ot asctttalhihg whether modlncuuu.
Ssa 10 the ol4l then before the
cplnmlttee could be made so az tu uhvlutr
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Her Hair Caught Firo.

New York, February u. Mics Blanche
Walsh had a narrow escape from injury
during the presentation OF rolstols "Resur-
rocton." An overturned lamp on the stage
during one ~ the scenes set fire to Miss
Nalshs hair and she rushed from the stage
Joseph liaworth, leading man, caught her
and eNiipgusbod the flames
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A Horse for General eo,a..

Mckinney. Texas, February 22.-Captsi,
F. NJ Hill Of this place is In roco I"'"'I
an autograph letter from General Job, n
Gordon conveying his sincere thanks a.
the expressed purpose Of nrnse,,,.,s io'
a. thc New Orleans reunion a snnerb W w. Nun
p p31is selsStsg by Captain I'M and Csptoin
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Recovered Ver1lot q, san nm

chattanoosa' Tenn, February "a sco.
eal 90 the Times from Lafayette. Ga. sors.
In the case Of Robert sproui VS. The csn
.rsl o. Georgia Railway for saooo III,
sges ter the loss Of both legs IN s, W. dam
"a E rendsssa Park. sverdiet 70. ssonl
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eroys,' SLACK Root liver pilIs.

Made from nm active principle obtained
from Black Root They act on the liver
equal 10 calomel and leave no bad after
effects No grlnlug no Sick stomach. will
cure chornic constitution. Price 25 cents.
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ordnnnoe Estimate submitted.

Washington, February %. Secretary
Shaw has transmitted to tho house an rs.
timnte Of 81, 1855, s02. submitted nv tho wor
department to replace the ordnance ana
ordnance stores destroyed by nre at the
Rock Island arsenal on February IL
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Accepted Honorary Membership,

New York, February III President Roose.
Welt has accepted honorary membership In
the general committee In charge OF the
Beechcr memorial project
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FOREIGN MARKET REVIEW
There Was Only Moderate Business
in COhS at Manchester.
1T WAS A QUIET WEEK IN STOCKS
English Consols Struck the Lowest Point
They Have Reached This Year.
Berlin Boerse Very Dull

Manchester February % The cloth
market was unable to keep pace with the
advances IN cotton, which are greatly dis
turbins trade Moderate business was
transacted at full rates generally I'm smnll
lines The buyers were largely spcculat-
ors. Tho Indian market was quiet aud
especially IA the higher grades OF Calcutta
shirtings. There were fair transactions for
China MT something less than sellers hive
since been quoting. The demand lu other
sections Of miscellaneous operations was
restricted.
Thc yarn market hardened. American aud
home trade qualities were I'm demand. The
turnover was much below the average.
spnuers not being anxious Tor business,
Is they are generally engaged.
LONDON STOCKS.
London, February - The stock market
opened and closed with fairly good, beel.
ing, but I'm the middle OF the week II
showed evidences Of the dullngss which has
ruled business hers since the opening of
the years Consols struck the lowest point
they have reached this year because Of
homo selling. but they ratified Yesterday.
American Rails were listoss. Grand Trunks
again heinE tho feature of Transatlantic
dealings. There Is, however. II note Of rc-
turning confidence In Americans especially
tudustrlnls
of the New Zealand loan of which the
underwriters were forced tu take ~ prl.
cent The bauk rate rcmaiLrd unchanged
and this was q disappointment and had
a depressing CuHct ON business as II had
been expected that It would be reduced
BERLIN RoERsE
Berlin, February -. The horrse had
quiet week. no department. showing great
nctivitv. German and foreign government
bonds were not traded I'm In the usual vol
nme, aud mostly weakened moderately.
Tho annual statements of tho domcstIr
. la, Y.,,i.Nt a.
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CHICAGO. Maurice Edgerton, a Young
English no6leman, Is believed 10 be lost m
the Yukon WldS, says dispatch from Ia.
coma, Wash, 10 the Tribune
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Asslenment at Denton.

Denton Texas. February ~ George r.
Moore, jewelcr aud optciau, has made an
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qnlnine Tablets An
druggists refund the money n Il fails 10
s cure ys ~ W. Groves signature 10 on earS
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GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE
Cures the chlls that other chill tonic,
don't cure. AT all druggists No Cure, No
ray. 5uc.
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Az A Liver Tonic
Use oXIDlNB'

want every afflicted DS Irr 70 Ny csss
investigate my Special Ireatin1 y tree 70 tTai
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send for Free Sample
,ecbxx a BOVINE. Chemists 4as Pear 81, N. =.
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~
Minutes
for
Lunch,

That 10 the average time
spent in . large city restau-
rant by three thousand
lunchers. It takes three
hours to digest q fresh egg
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Public Sentiments

Are conundrums; SO are the reduced
prices at NJ. Hofman's. There Is no
advantage in purchasing a cheap ar
ticle. but when a good article can be
bought for a song, hang on, for If you
don't, your neighbor will.
Now is the time when a blanket or
a quilt feels good. two feel better of
the ordinary quality but n of my
Al quilts keeps anyone snug.
A permanent cure for "cold feet" are
my Atwood or cashmere hose for
ladies and gentlemen. Anything can
be had in the line of cold fighting
apparel for both exc Your attention
is especially called to the full line Of
mackintoshes and rain coats, which I
carry. They keep the wet out and the
warmth in.
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THE NATTER

On it's face it seems strange that
while the California Legislature has
rejected the irrigation bill favored by
the chief officers of the United States
Geological Survey, a similar measure
has been passed by an almost unan-
imous vote of the Legislature Of this
State. The people here do not pre-
tend to understand the California sit
uation. They know full we'll hat it
is different from what it is in the
Sagebrush State, but the arguments
employed in California for and against
the bill have not been waited across
the Sierras, and nothing is definitely
known here as to the eason which
influenced the lawmakers of this
State in killing the bill.
1t is very certain hat the sentiment
of this commonwealth is overwhelm-
ingly in favor of the measure which
has recently been enacted into law.
Relatively, Nevada is more deeply in
terested in irrigation than any other
State in the Union. She has now only
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SILVEP STATES
MARCONIGRAMS
And Specials by "Grapevine"--.
Shortest Leased Line
I'm the World
House passes army appropriation

House passes army appropriation
bill.
Former Governor of Washington is
sent to Jail for contempt of court.
Senator-elect Smoot appoints Carl
A. Badger as his private secretary.
Much interest in the ST. Louis ex-
position being aroused in London.
Baroness de F~ontenillart gets a di-
vorce from the Baron and is now
plain Miss Smith.
Striking miners and officers clash
in West Virginia and three persons
are killed in the melee.
Utahns seeking to decrease the for
est reserve area so as to exclude much
desirable farming land.
New York anarchist declares that a
plOC Is 10 Uo lOILucu III di Il W nil
all the monarchs of Europe.
Woman who was a toe dancer dies
from enlarged heart caused by the
violent exercise of dancing.
Two transports, conveying fresh
troons IN the Philippines will sail
from San Francisco Saturday.
Indianapolis bridegroom arrested
shortly after his marriage on suspicion
OF having murdered three former
wives.
Idaho legislature hard at work as
the end of the session draws near and
no time is allowed for frivolous dis
cussion.
Italian kills his vote at Portland in
a fit of jealous rage and then at
empts to commit suicide but is I'M
successful.
Stir caused in financial world by
charges hat $40, 900, 900 of the funds
Of New York elevated road has been
misapplied.
President of Boston university, in
addressing his class, declares that
mang good blacksmiths are spoiled
by being sent to college.
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about half a million acres of land un-
der cultivation, and it is estimated
that a proper conservation and use OF
the waters which now run to waste
in the flood season will lead to the
reclamation of at least a million
more. Keeping we'll within bounds,
it may be said that this alone will
easily double the population of the
State. There is a very general feeling
here that the future of Nevada de-
ponds largely upon irrigation, and
while silver mining must always be
an important factor, the State cannot
afford to rely upon that alone, for ag-
riculture. once established, will be a
permanent source of wealth.
The law enacted is along the lines
suggested by Director Wolcott of the
Geological Survey. 1t is intended to
make the State a coadjutor of the Ma
tional Government in the reclamation
work. 1t provides for the measure
ment, appropriation and distribution
of water, determination of water
rights, preserving and certifying rec
ords thereof.
\ = =
The mining activity in Humboldt
county this season will be ten times
what it has been in any of the recent
years. Help the cause along. When
writing to your friends in the east tell
them, truthfully, what a good county
this is.
+ + +
The Nevada Senate has not yet been
cured of its old Star Chamber habit.
With the Kelley Institute located IN
the capital city this ought to be rem
edied. Other habits, such as pledge
breaking, might also be cured.
!. + i
who said that Nevada is a dead
one? Activity and prosperity pre-
vail on all sides.
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Our Porto Rico Trade Growing

Trade between the United States
and Porto Rico is growing remark
ably. We now take over one-half OF
their exports and supply four-fifths
of their imports. This is a remark
able showing in so short a time since
that island was under Spanish rule.
TIL record of cures back of Hosteter's
Stomach Bitters is the best evidence
of the value end merit 1t contains.
1t therefore appeals to you personally.
especially If you suffer from loss OF
appetite, nausea, heartburn. indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, sleeplessness or ma
laria, fever and ague, and wan to be
made well again. 1t will strengthen
and tone up the entire system and
purify the blood. Don't fail to try a
bottle today. 1t has lever known to
fail and can therefore be relied on
in your case. For sale by all drug
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T TO CREDITon.

In the Fifth Judicial Dis,r,s.
OF the State of Nevada, in ana !
the County of Humboldt
In the matter of the estate ..
Clark, deceased.
Notice is hereby given tina, -,
dersigned has been duly appoints = ]
qualified by the said Fifth Ins'
District Court of the State Of Nov |
in and for the County of Hnroh'' /
as the Administrative of tho ~.
of j. F. Clark, late of said con.
deceased. All creditors having c,,,1
against said estate are required n \
the same, with proper vouchers j
statutory affidavits attached, with u
Clerk of the Court, within r.
months of the first publication n, !,
notice. Said administrator Wa.
appointed and duly qualified as en-,
administrative on the oath day q, Ia,
uary, 1908.
SARAH A. CLARK
Administrative of said Esta,.
J2S-4wks
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

Weather Bureau report U. S. De-
partment Of Agriculture:
Report for the II hours ending s p.
m, 18th meridian time or SOC p. M,
local time:
Winnemucca, Feb. 26:
Mean barometer, 30.16.
Maximum temperatuf, 38.
Minimum temperature, Is.
Mean temperature, %.
Normal temperature, 81.
Prevailing wind. north.
Precipitation for "a hours, 600.
Minimum temperature, Feb. 81, II.
]. C.. HAYDEN,
Observer Weather Bureau.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight fair. Saturday fair.
WILSON
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IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL conpI
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF HIND
BOLDT.
In the matter of the tsate of Pad,
Yribarren, deceased.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF End
AL ACCOUNT AND HEARING on
PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION /
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
Prosper N. Silve, the administrators n
the estate of Pedro Yribarren, deceasl
ed. has rendered and presented for se,l
Element and filed with the Clerk n
said court, his final account of his adj
ministration of said estate, togethe1
with a petition praying for the distril
button of said estate; and that Saturl
day, the 14th day of February, A. D!
1903, at ten o'clock A. NJ, of said day.
at the courtroom Of said court at the
county seat in Winnemucca, in said
Humboldt county, has been duly ap.
pointed for the settlement of said &C.
count and for the hearing Of said Pc
tition for distribution, at which time
and place all persons interested in said
estate are hereby notified to then and
there appear and show cause why TIL
said account should not be approved
allowed and confirmed, and a deere
of distribution entered herein al
prayed for in said administrators %
tition therefor.
Dated this twenty-second day 0
January, A. d. -Yuo.
J. T. DUNN,
Clerk.
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REDEMPTION OF COURTHOUSE
BONDS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
Whom it May Concentrate there
Is now on hand in the County Treas
ury of Humboldt county, State of Ne
vada, the sum Of three thousand siA
hundred twenty-eight dollars and for
ty-three cents, to be applied to the re-
demption of Courthouse bonds issued
by the Board of County Commission
ers of said county and State in the
year 1895; that the holders of bonds
numbers "a, rs, 70, q, 20, 20 and 80
are hereby specially notified that the
same will be paid upon presentation
and delivery to the County Treasurer
of said county, and that the interest
on said bonds will cease at the expira-
ton of thirty days from the date here
of.
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Humboldt county,
Nevada.
J. T. DUNN,
~.Jan1e-w2. Clerk.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said county this 10Th day of January,
A. D. 1903.
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Subscibe for the Silver State.