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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-11-10
NEVADA DEFEATED
BERKELEY.

Nevada met California upon the
gridiron Saturday and achieved a sig
nal victory over the Berkeley eleven
with score Of 6 to 2. The game
must have been one Of the most excit-
ing that ever occurred on the coast.
Nevada has added another laurel to
her wrelth of victory since teing Stan
ford with a score Of 0 to 0 two weeks
ago at Palo Alto.
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LOOKING FOR LAND.

Charlie Gielav. Of Reno and five
others with Surveyor Fred Gould spent
several days looking for homestead
lands here under the national irrigation
scheme. Many are coming here for
the same purpose and transient trads
is on the increase.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-11-10
OLINGHOUSE
NOTES,

With the approach Of winter comes
increased activity throughout the dis
trct. Many are getting down a supply
Of fuel for the winter from the hills and
great supply Of timbers for mine use
is being cut and peeled at this time.
The hay hauled to the camp ard con-
tracted for future delivery exceeds by
far the supply Of last year.
Lumber and freight teams are max
ing regular trips and On every hand
may be witnessed the usual forethought
Of a people accustomed TO the rigorous
winters Of the Rockies and Coear-
d'Alenes, of whom there are many that
have cast their lot with the camp.
People hopeful that the future Of Oling-
house may equal the bonanza camps
Of far famed Nevada
However this may be Eastern cap
tal Is dcing much toward the develop.
ment of mines and increasing the an
nual production.
The Port & Co. lease on the Belch-
er made test run of fifteen tons and
estimate the returns from cleanup to
60 near $50 per ton.
David Washeim has left White
Horse gulch, going home TO nurse a
badly bruised thumb, They are pre-
pairing to start the mill for a run on
Emma L. ore of which he expects 10
have prize clean up. Pipes and
centrifugal pumps are enroute to camp
to furnish water for milling purposes,
Dan Doran and Stephen Edwards
are doing assessment work for w. C.
Williams on properties here and at
White Horse canyon.
Mr. Alfred Onn obtained nearly 7
OF Of gold from less than 1000 pounds
Of ore from No . lease and bond. The
milling was merely test run from dis
closures of ore made since he took an
option on this claim at $35, 900 about
sixty days ago. During this time he
has made a careful examination as to
the exact locus Of the property regard
ing the mineral and is said to have ar
rived at this conclusion, viz: The No.
2 lies on the strike Of green hill and
Williams bonanza mine and is beyond
doubt the extension Of these rich pro-
ducers. 1t is not improbable that the
Lucky Boy may be All extension OF the
No. 2 or the Buster. D. Poole. one
Of the owners of this property met
With surprise on recent visit here
ia reviewing the work accomplished and
is more than pleased with the showing
made.
E. and H. |. Olinghouse have or
dered Merrill stamp mill OF three
stamps, 20 h. p. engine and lumber tor
their mill to be built in the canyon just
above the Woodruff spring where 2
well is now being dug. Motive power
will be steam. They expect to have
the mill In running order by the lst OF
December. when number Of miners
will be added to the present force.
Hon. j. C. Babcock is superintend-
ing the work now being done on the
Whale.
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CAUSE FOR THANKS.

We have caus; for thanks and
should give thanks that We will have
the pleasure Of attending the grand ball
Thanksgiving eve. The Auxiliary will
give their l4th annual on that date and
the best Of Reno music has been en-
gagged.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-11-10
THE NEW MCCORMICK
HOUSE.

This new hotel is fast growing in
public favor owing to the modern con-
veniences attached to each room.
Those who intend stopping at Reno
will do we'll to investigate the interior
of this we'll kown house. Everything
is new and strictly up-to-da We
solicit the best trade only. tine new
postoffice building.
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Observation-Disclosures
8 BRIEFS 8
Observation-Disclosures

SllAllAAtlalall laA llllllAA ilAlsAtalEV
Another case Of smallpox at Elko.
Snow fell on the surrounding hills.
Reno has seventy three drinking re-
sorts.
Miss Francis Bliven visited Reno
Saturday.
Gardnervllle has dozen cases Of
scarlatlna.
Two feet Of snow fell at Summit
Saturday.
K. Nelson spent Sunday in Lovelock
on business.
Mrs. A. NJ Hartke returned Sun
day from Reno.
Miss Annie Crosby returned fron
Reno Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mathews ar
rived this morning.
G. C. Barton and wife are spending
a two month vacation N California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ashton have re-
turned from their wedding tour to keep
house here.
All Of the State university students
who visit Reno saloons are immediate
ly suspended.
Beef cattle are selling in eastern
Nevada at $325 per 100 for steers
and $3.50 for COWS.
Sup't J. S. Noble has resigned and
Asst Sup't Scott OF the Sacramento
Division will succeed him.
Robert Miller was kicked In the face
by horse at Gardnerville last Sunday
and beside other bruises lost nine teeth
The four men who knocked Jack
Welch from a car were found guilty Of
murder in the first degree at Winnie
mucca.
The experiment Of the department
Of agriculture in growing pine trees In
Nebraska sand wastes is pronounced
success.
Next Sunday morning through ar
rangements made by Henry Ritter the
remains of Mrs. Sandy Bowers will be
buried at Bowers mansion.
The Gardnerville Record says a
party Of six or seven will leave next
week for Churchill county, to take up
land along the government irrigation
canal.
California. with 298. 1913 acres plant
ed TO alfalfa, is the second mos. i'm
portant State in point Of alfalfa acreage
in the Uuon, being only exceeded by
Colorado
For Sale-Poney Premo Camera,
No. 6 size SKI. Price reasonable.
For further particulars inquire Of
Mrs. w. D. Linton az brick cottage
on Herman Ave.
The fire alarm was sounded Friday
evening and shed belonging TO w.
r. Shaber was burned to the ground.
A Stove was unattended and in some
way unknown caused the fire.
P. Christensen. the foreman ct con-
structlon Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, in Nevada, was killed
between Elko and Osino. In company
with another employe Of the company
he was travelling on hand car and was
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-11-10
DO NOT BELIEVE IT.

We do not beieve there is any truth
In the rumor that the Western Pacific
has bought the Southern Pacific shops
and roundhouse at this point.
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PROGRESSIVE ADVERTISING

Watch the Washoe County Bank
advertisement in the DISPATCH and
you will learn something new.
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NOTICE.

Persons owing m- bills Of long stani
ing will please step in snd settle Up.
G. orge Herberih.
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Notice to Core ondents.

a NO notice will be taken OF anonymous
communicate Ions. ..s
" IN answering queries, our e rst item
tion will be given to3t he letters OF those
correspond who ask but one question
eac h t .s .3
hls4 column Is not an advertising mes
dlun1as.s NJ; query VII I receive a attention,
the ans ,per TO which; VII necessl tate the !
|EadSertising 81 any ne SON 8 busine or
ware 4 N or vii we pc rmit any que ries
to .bet.:published Is which contain attacks
either openly or disguised. upon any one. Il
Nnr iii any a tent Ion be 81 wen to long
Earrings" sof questions; Every week M m-.$ NJ
hers fof 1correspond entss ignore this rule
Fof ours and aftcrward Wo,l,ler " ny their
queries arc not answered sie II u 5 T
s Many queries a re not answered because
similar ones have been recent ly ans ered.3
1--we are oyerwh elmed With; queries as to
the addresses of m lonaire phtlanthrop
lists, and cannot undertake es 4 TO "a ans wei
'!yVe cannot undertake to ascertain the
value OF old books i, coins or lot e5.s forc
THAT informatio ion write to- ome eale e
lin&them. ysis q s e, y, &
l9lishspoens and songs, but We WI no uI'.#
lsdertake to do sc, Il except ~ err. me pre-
| duction called for has 81 some hlst orlca Y
or peculiar literary crit. and IS not OF
easy access to the ave "a &c. readeI
Query Ed or, " IN pa1tcn
/ O1ice,s Richmond. ~ q !. !. %. l..
B,-We not 4Fea t's1 ~
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OR Lord Himself received the baptism,
3ofsJohnl but tile Holy Ghost came down y a.
Upon Hifr, III, Visible FORM and the fath
Ier spoke fron, Heaven rhis $is my be-
loved Son. iii whom / I'm well pleased
$thlls showing the Z presence Of IS fra ther.
Son and a Holy Ghost without which
there cannot be Christ IAN barttsiil ].
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Cen. Lee'.,. i oe t,tlL,Ir

I'm q recent iss1e 81 Che Baltimore, Sun
ID printed d letter from M iss b 1jucy5 H .i
Buck, of Front Royal n Va, that throws
Interesting light upon z tho oharac Of
General Robert ID Lee w lths the SKI !,
OF ali artist, Miss Buok has related IAN
per ana disposition Of one Of the great
est and best Of men, That the command !.
gerFof d large army could, III the midst!
of his campaigns, find the time and have
gtheiinclina ton to make glad the hearts OF
children furn ishes evidence \ Of the true
General Lees nature. When some great
artist shall hereafter picture the |. Con.
sfedets,te commander fter3 the battle OF
Gettysburg let him not portray Lee I ms
some Napoleon at Fon taineb leau, q dis!
appointed and regrcUful with the cry
"Unfulnlled Using hps II MS heart bit
rather let him body forth .on Ms can
vas alfgure serene and stately, the couil-
$tenal,c &c luminous with teal fas tness and
Icoura &c Disappointing the gefltleness and
mobility Ola heart &unpoisone l.by hate
or revenge and a spirit uns poiled by the fl
Sdeciees a Of fate The more one rel ects
upon the character Of the great Confed-
crate leader how incompa abl " Il superior
does he rise a bove all his contempoiA RES
lie the Civil War had d one nothing else
Sthans$'t p produce this splendid type gIofi
5l,e,o It would not have been n I, I vain
mo cause may be said Ito be lost, once
wrote z General w olseley5 Of The British
army, E,,that produced two Y such men ass
Robert n Lee and n stone wall Jackson On !,
EThe truth Of this stat ment IS freshly,yi =;
Illustrated BY the incident frelate d y else
where In our columns Of this 4n M
New Orleans Times Demo era e. q N i3
The letter5ref erred to was uced In IN
tho Times tch.-Editor Confederate crate
Column. II n NJ ~ II
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/ Ph,o.,nresWtres.s:5
n INSTRUMENTATION,

fEditor$jof The Time ID spatcl,, It'd
Js$1t i,ssthe custom III Sr11nny pin ces Ito use
only one phone wire and Ct 60 81 pfl {, 70
more than twelve phone y wires are al u
loved on these wires for SAT commriulnl;-tl
tlon.6 IA want E to know how mar Y
,nhones may be safely attached to g, double
wire, or d wire making q omplete Or
cuit,sfor Instance, 4 we use NO u steel
galvanized wire.
This depends upon the r,ssistat nee 4 q
your line wire dnd the number Of oftr r
your generator will ring through IN both 10th
cases. cases., Grounded Or otalltc circuit I, e
phones Ii are II made different for long Or
short lines a & ss.s5
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Io,lidIColns.
Editor 81 ,rhe Tin

Editor Of The Times Dispatch " s
45i / Il have III MY possession several old
coins. among them "a copper coin OF tt24.
n6ltSis this Brittanicn'' and one,Bsl side
Trek George. lndly let me know Y. rs = 8
It is of an Svaluel IS IS ri
S stevensvlle. Va. al Ky Ssy q .st ISM
We do not know. Get some "a OF Ct her er!
city friend to 50 to a dealer8and as 6 err
tain for Make M imprint Of the ne
coin by using the butt end OF q lead e !! !
pencil on a piece Of soft pa per md send
that to your friend. tx ,Si Il i, st5
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sDlyision,-IIffo Estate.

Editor OF Tho Times Dispatch; Y.
"a father d les. d leaving six oh rem and
noiwill. II His propert IA consists Of farm,
One $of his sons wishes to buy the farm
The youngest child IS only ninetee en- years
Of age, How should we5 proceed 50 as
give him a title? Does nm ne have h
administer on the estat I. y !, "
4 n "a IS SASsuBSCRIBER;;ssss
M The law d oes not require real estate. .'
be administered. 81 It passes by grant, de-
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eym,ptomsI

scent OF devise. IN this case the owner rIt'r
having died interstate the property would 'l'1s
pass by descent. ne dow would u X; be 3
5entl 70 her over nd the children l1li'f'
would 8be Joint owners. subject s g her +
one third interest in$ the farm. <.
The property could be sold TO the s on
desiring to buy only by decree q. 6 court "
III a chanoery suit. as one Of the chill
;drens Is an infant II, however. the parties
ali walt until the infant = werty-o'nto'
they can convey the property by dee deed q,
subject sof course . the Wild owl dover We;
unless indeed she also sells her dow y. er
interest 3to X he son. VA y
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Magnets Y eaters.

Editor iot .rhe Times-D Dispatch; y 1
Id 1, Is there q law Hi Virginia prohibe-
Ting practice BY magnetic lcalers ?B5,.5 u.
4 q q what II IL the decslot, In regard st TO
{osteopathy?S 5 Y, Do peraons Irnct icin 7 &
slnAEnetio healing or ost eopa Til have Slto
undergo an examination, before the Med ~ 4
3lcal Board AZ N1ASsIS f1AAS.
{ Richmond. Va aS55 K ssEs.
Legislation is proposed onathigsg SUB W.
S,ect requiring these persons either |, 70
stand az, rinatlon before the Med e \
cal Examining Board q virg Ma or et "
5t ta business. rho bill has passed. TIL, I.
'senateq 4. * gf5s
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consented and DR. Craven was sent llls
,first visit to MI, Aylst rs ' *
scfuggs 81 Ba \ Ion on.l
w q /. tHII \ f,ia.snk

Bditpr 81 The TlmeslD b spateft.
s7efn5 your Confederate column ~ slat E
date YOU publisted I'll article fr q, Mrs r
uernfnE{ Hcrnggs bAttailoh;9; afterwards.
Ikiior u ns the Second 4 Regimen Local e \
St1efe. te Troops. y commute atlt1 q With
lieutenant JONI i. Wright, RI N Wood,
care Of the News Leader. or Mr., Htidnalls
ali of whom reside III this cit sou may
shhd INthet object u sour desire. had
tecomp pa M, sstrsigss battalion. He
died there during the war and sis buried
Sinsniy3 section IN llywood. H He ftefuged
from Alexandria to- Join the VI Southern
cause. & 1 was / d courier for g General G..
81 Lee and scruggs' Bat tafion was II, otir'
division. 4 IL sSy #jil sS3 Ill j |. p. Nv. #
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s:IckChlcken.s,.

Editor 81 The Times Dispat oh sH5
4 please Ii eli me what will prevent or cure
chickens having sore yes. hey az mot l
always d e, But. are quite sick. he house
Is kept beautifully clean and atiisi ect-
cd always, r he trouble nsually appearh
In one eye only 81
we should say that Constant y ~ Read 'f.t
err - chickens are sun ering from f gYlp
Or a cold, caused BY dam SURROUNDINGS !,
or; draughty hen house. is In q \; meas e
fure contagious, as ''gripp he I hui
man family Remedies are3 advertised q ,e
and some OF them MAJ be ha 20 sa our N
drug stores and are very good ffr4 The 1ye
purpose. m Y. a8
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a Farming Ques

Editor Of The Times Dlspatch;l Ssits,
a 9andB farm together on half shares
"a furnishes all : the land and teamss5 3
furnishes all " the labor 3 & hires az II On
the g days system Il g. , furnishes
"a tho above land and # team to work
for himself (C) 3 days Of the week and q
I in pay8 G works for = the other 3 days
2of$thog week. What sum or equal stossvllat
pa it or C's crop is B indebted toJEAS IN
payment for AS land and cam as used e!
8bys4C G. as above mentioned. &c has lall
$he$makes the 3 days he works for him.
selfFsin4 his own crop) Your reply will
settle a dsput ed question and very much s'1
Eoblige. @. ~ Dun y, NJ;
Baskerville, Va IL 81 Ks is33S 9is
g5 and B are equal partn ers. "a gets
half Of what is made on the land no
matter how made. B employees q to
sworl1s for him, AS we Ssund erst and Il sB
s, ana q ,are partners, equal n the half
Z Of B and we think that q will take sone-j
half q ones half or one fourth. q the
crop. IN other words ( one half so q S:the
crop goes to the lnborer and g did on one e
half sof the Dor. 4: M u ID "a rs 81
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The White House Picture.
OF the Times-Dispatch.

Editor OF the Times Dispatch: rs. 3 50
XVIII you kindly give me some In forma-
ton concerning the very famous sculp-
entitled ii Feel Two Natures Struggling
Within Nc which. was the occasl on Of
SO much comment Upon the Presto lent at
the White House by the w. g, 7. y.
some time since u sss; 2 81 "a XII IN sI sii3{$
What are the figure, or figures In rel,
HllefR BY whom was w orlS3 done lsom ne
European artist, think y ~, 4. ~
81 HOW does the work portray the sent
smeTt Of Its title r. ~ n y,,ss4
We are unable to supply this informa-
ton. Let some reader furnish us With with
an answer. h Y. y;,S}
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Name


noticed III last Sundays Times Disc
patch the pronunciation o. Kerr The 4
MANS Is pronounced Care iii Richmond, u
while lin tho Valley lt ;Is called Car 4
understand that 1t ID called Car-r-re with K
the \ trllled ~ II, \ Scotland 4 whence the \
name came originally, Emigrating to i
ireland the family seems Il q. have been
called Car, ana Ii N Colonial virginia..
whittier they came Inter tho corruption
SCyarS (or kyar) was placed upon 1t, 40 I
the re ople Of Il Ing and queen tor In
istance) 5pronounee cam u llsya wnt) to-day
our Immediate family iii the Val -s
iley1 ~ has Il gotten back to Cur, though
the Eng ishSworld will spossIbl " ever have 4
I'll Kerr Cur) w Sss hi "a
Yet stfcre Is a family In stanton, who
spell heanhmes Kerr The stauntona fam .S
Fly ther4 Bee tch- Eng sh8than4 Scotch
slrlsl, yet they pronounce the name Cyar.8G
Scottish Oh lefs. H ssi
SF would like 10 ask Dr.. II. Il 2. Kerr. o.
Richmond. which,. In his opinion, Is ttes
rlgtna i spelling. 3 whether the ,ilamo VI Is y
now spcll ed bot h wa vs. In Scotland, y and 3
whether I am @corrcct8in giving the ori-@T
ginals Scotch pron,lncln Ion 3 ~ feel that
OF DIR. Kerr. as ri Understand he has res.
Gently made d tour or Scotland.
~ w !; u. KERR.
Editor ofst the n Times ID Dispatch l:
IN reply TO your. note 4 send the FOL.
n q book entitled 'Borde r bfemories.''s
plibiishsd IN Edinburgh I In a SIG. 4 is found
at + the beg ming OF a. chapter on y he
Kerr Famil ~ tho following .t, ss5$SB
Tie ia mi OF X Or " ord whichS
.signlness strength, Is !ot ]: Anglo Nornan n
Lineage, and the name ssst ands In the
earliest cords Of the a ormans In his
Ennei founded by. William the conquerora
lGto8 corliinemorate n the Yicto Dry 1t VII lch he
| nificd over aarbld II I. 81 On ( the 14th OF
| 5Gcto6ef..1 068. III The family was a noble
and tlllugt rions one In France before the
conquest and + William s conpani on /, be-
ca me the prog ltorotisao 81 the Scot hSnndl
lIrikhsk K rs. IS.
! & 4 The name 4 ke many hers. is spelled
In seVcrdl ways by different bra nc.les OF
1.-The famlly.S Kerr being now the more
corr on spelling, though he II Duke %
Roxblirgh spells his name Ker.S The pros
,n,fnc alton. h oweveri Scotia nd. is a -B
ways tho same and is as II IT were SPELL
ed Rear, TX o. ear. With III X prefxed and
| ~ One wishe s to be ntirelyS accurate no
l5shnuld ssroll the, r BUT he must have 3 e.
iscuteh tongue TO be abl Il to do that,
Your correspondent may be Interested to-
|.l1npY that the 4 IScrrs .of Scotlnnd in old
times were border ne ople, great fighters
i5liying near the borders OF England and
\ II .was, n common sa wing tina t III none stofs
tho Kerrs over d ed WI tn ss Il elr boots
or rho motto Of the family, as seen
ongas the Coat OF Arms OF < the Duke y Of
i Roxburgh, Il the head OF the family. q is
Forward In the name ofM God. 5..5a5s
l i. S3s9 s Al }RO BERT p. I<ERR r. M
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.5Co ~ Winfield Peters.

Colonel Chas. Goldsborough, Quarter,
masters General II Of the Depa rtment NJ Of
Confederate Veterans. consisting Of 81 the
States Of Maryland, III Virginia, VIZ q
ginia. North Carolina, South Ca roilna. ana
Florida has resi- gned, and Colonel =
field Peters has been appointed as ms s "
cessoi. He will en- ter pom MS y
with the coming reunion. . i, I. 1,
Nv. ii, yvheatley has been e as!
$sIstnnta Quartermaster-Gen General With With ne
rank Of Lleutenant-C olonel. ,is5i5a .5F
IA. Colonel Peters left Bal timore I'm Alay,1
1s6i q, and enlisted ms private 5und e
eCantein NYm. H. Murray Company va, -
$TIrst Maryland Infantry. the $e& e. p. !
5t,on az his term Of service, J une -,
1900 he wa promoted TO a lieut. na any
Esanv,nr until the end Of the war ~ uhae,
SRrisa dier- General ohnfB III Nvinoer any
Genera NJ oo,e, s y, !
econ general, G. S, Al, being ,o
immediate command Of his a., Y, ~
Fiata Colonel George Peters 81 =
who was stationed az y - VI CON.
Colonel Peters Nhe senlor) nv 1,s !,
mnnded the old = n ia
Taltimore to he peg lralllils ~
war In November, s6l e =. ~. ~
confederate SERVICE ,ieutenanltt -
Commanded detachntents sof infantry anu
cavalry, lin charge of the al1iputa,iso
corns with the army of IN =, y
Eeinia re scul,1g and transporting wound ONT
I'd ana isa bled soldiers (nuInher'i many
Thousands In the aggrega:tt'e) m con-
r ction Will. every |; en- ga cement. fo,usnt
Sby9%that army. Tho Ia Dor was w hazaro,
8ous, and was vital to many lives s " anu !.
+ JontcnantS Peters received a number OF
,Iph onconiunls from suporio officers.
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Duties Of Receiver ~,
litor Of The Times -Dlspatch:

Editor OF I'M s -DlspAtcln
.s,t Please state the duties Of q receiver,
for an involuntary bankrupt. especially
whether or not he Is legally bound to- ac-.
Hcept evidences OF debts held by parties
living at a distance from the llcadquar-i
tiers OF said bankrupt. who SUI nlit their
claims to y him q through n the mails and
make disbursements direct to them, or
/ isgit3 necessary for the hold siAof said
claims to- emp oy a ElaN'ye or q her per-
son, giving HIM a. power OF snttorneyj to
receipt for their proportion Of the dis.
gbnrsements? ,g a4ss iF
rs 3. s. there there are no preferred cred :,
Eitors, will not all creditors share alike
}in the court Ii distribution OFFS the u q :.
sets n IS 81. CONSTANT READER
S1 Cardwell ~ 5iy .t,t;
4, 7 he duties Of "a receiver are gene ,
rally defined by I he Y order nppointing
him. Usually they arc il to preserve the
Iii b t Us I
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8nGhinoborax,,o: and &c oto,p 4,

Editor OF The Times Dispat Oh
D Kindly Inform me through your query
column the origi and meaning ~ the
names ii Chimborazo and Cotopaxt. and
5oblge 35 ~ = ~ ~
Chin -ra-zo or CHM bo- r r. es ma anne med
by the meas from Chimbo their, yth Ca
god and progenitor and pr obably & 4 ra 4,
snow "A Hence the name means IT !, g
snow OF Chimbo.. N Il i3s3s M ,,G
10 paxl or Cot opal ko- To- p q ltt,: 81
from native nouns ecotts, mass q, 3! and
pacsa. shining. hence the Shining e
Mountain (! a d Il rs s35s5
SEQ Peru. Rela Ct os Geog flcas g. 8de
S1ndas Madrid 1897 vol &c: Hgli.
NomIna Geographical. Leipzig, ] $50.
lfiumbodt's koso, vol Z. p 81 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
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