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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
Laxo piIIa for Erarrbodr.

Laxo Pills may be taken without fear Into the most delicately organized sys- tenn. as we'll as the most robust. when an occasional help Is needed to adjust and correct the normal functions of tho stozn- ach. liver and bowels. Druggists. a cenaM,
 --adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
To uan Wntarn of tha Cnnaa.

Senator Martin has reported favorably from the Committee on Commerce the bill authorizing Robert A. Chapman and his associates to use the waters of Coosa river in Alabama for the purpose of gem erating electricity, a project which has the approval of General Gillespie. chief of engineers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
Little Joseph Moses Buried at Oak
 wnod eyAr1Atarw.

 wood Cemetery.
 Joseph Moses, the three-year-pld son of Mike Moses, the Syrian lunch cart pro prietor, who was terribly burned Thurs day morning died at an early hour yes- terday morning.
 The funeral took place at 2 o'clock yes terday afternoon from the residence of his parents on Jefferson street. Rev. Fa- ther Hugh O'Brien. assistant pastor of St. Peters Catholic Church ofsiciated. The little fellow braveiy bore his suf- ferings from the terrible burns. and seemed 10 be doing unusually well when ha was seized with vomiting spell about 2;sJ yesterday morning. and died in about twenty minutes
 He was conscious up to within . short time of his death.
 Interment took place in oakwood csm- etery.
 Small Hams, Breakfast Bacon,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12

The Montgomery Steam Laundry has the reputation Of turning out tho best collar, cuff and shirt work tn the city. Te1sphons T4Q fer e Wn1on.
 St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
LANNETT COTTON MILLS.

They Have No Intention Of Curtail-
 ing Production.
 Lanett, Dec. 11.-(Special.) )-The annual meetings of the Lanett Cotton Mills, the West Point Manufacturing Company, the Riverdale Cotton Mills, the Lanett Bleach cry and Dye Works, and the Chattahoo- chee Valley Railway Company, were held
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
DEATH OF JAaEEs HARDIN.
Mrs, Van 1aiues Burned to Death
 Near Eyer1heeu.


 Near Everghesn.
 Evergreen. Dec. u.-{gpecial. )--James Hardin died yesterday at his home a few miles east of here from the effects of inc juries sustained several days ago. He was driving lumber wagon for Smith Bros. and in some way got thrown un- dermeath the wagon, one wheel passing over his body.
 The Fiddiers' Convention here yesterday attracted large crowd from both town and country and while 1t was not the elc- cess expected. it was enjoyed by many who had never heard old-time violin nut sic, The proceeds were donated as 8 Christmas offering to the inmates of the orphanage.
 Tn the northern part of this county a few days ago. Mrs. Van Raines was burned to death. While standing before the fire her clothing igIiited and she was so badly burned that she died shortly afterwards. There was no one present except her two small children and one of them, 4 years old, ran G distance of four miles to inform neighbor.
 The four iron bridges being constructed across streams in this county will all soon be completed. A fifth has been coFi- tracted for and work will be commended on 1t next week.
 Detective Paul Rapport and several rail- road men are here today to attend the trial of negro. Buster Craig. who has been arrested charged with stopping freight train No. H the night of December 8. It is said the negro was beating his way on the train. and knowing it would not stop here. just below town on a heavy grade he put on the brakes, stop ping the train and getting away
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
1sn Tillman,s sssnxnnry.


 Senator Ben Iillsnan about adequately voiced the hearf-sentimeuts on both sides of the Chamber, wheu, following . state msnt by Mr. Nelson of Minnesota. that publicity in the Cuban postal frauds had helped the accused in their defense. he declared:
 T may be wrong. but I have . faint notion that this body is gradually losing it's proper functions. I would like to know whether the Senate is giving up its prerogatives, and whether. between the interference Of the other end of the Cap itol and the other end of the avenue. we are coming to the point where we are merely . lot of Me Toos,' to ratify things they want done; to ratify and endorse and to alavishly auhznik to tfis dictatIon from the outside while ignorink our own duties and failing to discharge our own functions as S<natprs.'s
 Then the Senator from south Csrplina having read q few sentences from the Presidents message pointing to the rot- tenness in the Postofice Department, iunged thus with his sleaming pifchfork:
 When the Executive calls our attention to this condftion--and only one subdivision of the PostoGiice Department has 60 fur been investigated by its own ofEacers; the entire Department may be permeated by fraud for all we knowL-and when we. the minority of the Senate, who are no more honest than you are. ask for the passage of q resolution providing that . committee of the Senate shall take uy, this investigation and proceed systeuAt- ically to 60 through the whole Depart- ment we are met with wl1itewnsh hr,,si,- es thrust into our facee.''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
CHILD DIEp oT 1unNs.

they are and the courts should proceed il the same manner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
The I,amar Resolution.

There is Q strong chance in view of Representative CIayton's interest and in- formation in the resolution of Mir Lamar of Florida, to inquire Into reasons for the impeachment of United States Judge 6wayne of Florida. that 1t will be re- ferred Co a subcommittee of the Judi ciary Committee of which the Alabamian is the Democratic member The other members are Vespasian Warner of H. linois and James N. GiIIett of California.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12

University of Pennsylvania. PxSxessor Walker is young brother of Judge Aioh- ardson Walker of Huntsville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
In Professor Walker's Interest.

Representative Richardson and other members of the Alabama delegation arc
 making efforts for the success of which
 they are hopeful. for the appointment to the chemical branch of tho Department of Agriculture, Professor PeRcy Walker, formerly of Huntsville. who ls now an ac- complished instructor of chemistry ln the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12

Small Hams, Brsakfast Bacon, Smoked Tongue, Koscher Sausage. stuckey's. Phone 324.
 At.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12
Butt and the Bicycle.

@+~AA8
 Capt. Archie W. Butt of Georaia, erst- while newspaper correspondent. but now auartermaster in the United States Army, owns bicycle, q nickel watch. dfminu- tive typewriter and a leather wallet. all of the aforesaid articles being part and parcel of a narrative the two enfs uf which rest on opposite sides of the world --the front end. or beginning, resting in Manila. P. l.. and the rear end, or se- auel. now reposins in the Congress o7 the United States.
 Captain Butt. whose homs is in Au- gusta, was commissioned a Quartermaa- ter several years ago and was assigned to duty at Manila. On arrival there he took charge of the Land once In the Land Ohlce he found . largo and seoura looking Iron safe with a combination lock, whereupon he disposed in It's sev- eral interior compartments various and sundry funds belonging to the Govern ment of his native country.
 Now it chanced that the Land Oflce had also had as a fixture. useful or or- namental, according to the viewpoint from which it is judged. the person of young Americanixed Filipino. one Jose Luciano, who posed as copyist in the establish meIit. Jose on divers occasions caught a glimpse of the aforesaid funds in the iron safe and resolved within himself to come into full and complete possession thereof as soon as kind fate offered favorable opportunity for a transfer.
 Previous to the disposal of the funds in the iron safe by Captain Butt, Jose, the copyist. had evinced a distinct aver sion to arrival at his post of duty in advance of the other clerks. but now that the funds were there in that little old box. with nothing but bright little knob and disc of figu to separate them from his itching palms he began to ar rive first in the office and others strag- sling in later always found Jose industri- ousiy engaged in setting things aright apparently in preparation for the days hard toll No one ever caught him in the immediate vicinity of the iron safe, to be sure; and yet subsequent events proved beyond doubt that he often visited that particular corner of the Land Office while he was in there alone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12

Capitol Clothing Store. SS's4a s. Gassenheimer 6 Co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-12

Bacon After Information. Senator Bacon to-day introduced a res- lution of exceeding importance from a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-03
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

~ THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF fdE STATE OF NEVADA. IL
AID FOR THE COUS VOC WHITE PINE.
The stateof Nevada senis greeting to
CHARLES +. uoiNE
You are heieby required to appear in AN ac.
ion commenced against you as defendant b,
Ina iioine, as Ii4int.T. IN the Fourth Judicial
district Court Of the ~ttte of Nevada. In and
or the County OF Wiite Pine, at the town Of
Is, aud answer the complaint therein. watch
son file with the CLERK OF said Court, within
en- daTs after IN %seryirs OF yo1 of this I'M :.
nons-exclusire OF the day Of servlee-i II seryeu
n said County, or twenty days II served out OF
aid County INT witlil t1ls d strict and In
IL 9TH 7 easesf1rty days; or Judgment by de.
ahlt VIII be taken against you. according to
he prayer II said complaint.
Thp sad action il brought to recover lndp.
lent sRtinst Yen the sail Defendant, Charles
:. hotaa. hnd adecreeo tthis court dlssolvinr
ne boudsnI matrimony now existing between
on ADD the Plaintiff and alt the obligations
hereof; and tlat the plaiatiT may be awarded
ne eafe, custody aud control Of James Hoine,
he llflag minor cailI Of the plaintiff and de.
endant
NHfr NN AHbl llhiii4l htitktb IDht
ini more than a year past defendant has deser.
ed plaintih and has failed to Iroylde for her
md her G III the ueces- aries Of life. All of
when more fully appears in the complaint
N file herein.
And You are hereby notified that II yon fail
sonprear and answer The said complaint as
ihoFe req he'd he said ilAiutlf will take a
lhaRment aud % decree Of this e urt against
Gon. hs frafed for in her complaint.
N rsSri2oYY WHEREOF. /. D.. =. Dickerson
na'e herenn'o set nay hand ard affixed the
seal Of sail coag', this sJ,h day of May A. d.
1905
D.. $. DIcKERsos,
CLERK OF the Aforesaid Court,
Attest: A Truscop,.
Chs \. Wrlkor. Attorney for Plaintiff.
paie OF INST publication, Augusta, 1903.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-03

types Of them all. Honest, truthful,
brave, high. minded and though rough
sometimes in his ways: still, in the vim.
dicaiion of a principle or in defense Of
a friend, he was ready to offer all he
had, even his life-eounting no sacri.
flee too great. When such a soul passes
1t is a distinct loss to all within the
sphere OF its influence; because OF IL
Nevada is today. a State bereit.
"He made a home in the desert; the
desert retreated from around him;
trees and fruits and flowers appeared
until on the last morning OF his life as
be opened his door a great choir OF
thankful birds, unafraid, sang him a
welcome song and a song Of gratitude
for the home he had made for them,
aud lovely flowers lined all the path
ways before lis eyes.
1--WE hope that when he awakened
next, it was amid the incense OF still
fairer flowers and amid music softer
and sweeter than the love songs o
mating birds"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-03

The press ani mining promoters
have been ind u%striously building rail
roads-on ~paper-for several months.
until they now have a regular checker
board of roads with their terminals
hang.ng over the borders Of the State
ike the fringe OF lap.robe. Very few
OF these plants will ever mature; but it
now looks as though Two more trans
continental roads will cross the State,
ana a few branch tributaries I'll doubt.
less be constructed With two or three
trunk lines passing through our State
IL Is reasona Bile to presume that q or
more competitive poinrs" will be cs-
iabiished Somewhere in Nevada where
freight will be delivered. without being
hauled twice ueross the Sierra Nevada
mountains. and that competition will
bring freight rates within reasonable
bounds, SO that our mineral aud agri'
cultural resources can be developed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-03

The educated negro Is the only solu
ton TO the race question To- agitating
the country. according to Ray mond In
the Chicago Tribune II this view OF
the case is correct it will be many Year,
before the question Is settled, for not
withstanding the negro has been a free
moral agent for about forty years. he
IS sadly deficient from an educational
standpoint, and is making but little
Improvement in that line. There are
many people even In tho north now
who are becoming convinced that the
negro is no better off to-day than ne
was when in bondage under a humane
master.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-03
Notice No 94l.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
United States Land Once,
Carson City, Nevada, June. 49, 1903,

United States Land Once,
Carson City. Nevada, June. IS, $685.
Notice Is hereby given that T. Il. Aahan of
Cherry Greek, Nevada, for himself aud Coz
claimants. j. b Andrews of Denver, Colorado.
William Il. Cotton and Theron Geddes of Salt
Lake City. Utah. and William y. Cotton, trus-
tee, have made application for a Uuited States
Patent for the Eclipses Tor Eclipsel lode min
ing claim. situate In the Ruby Hill Mining
Distri I, White Pine County, Nevada, consis.
ting OF 1870 linear feet Of the lode and surface
eround 60 feet wide, being mineral survey
No. 2056 and described in the field notes and
plat of the Official survey on fie in this ofice
with magnetic variation at Is deg 20 min
East rs follows, to-wit;
Commencing at post No. l a corner of tn,
claim from which U. :. NJ. NJ. No. | hears +.
"a deg. 10 Min. W 5,l34 feet distant, ihenc
running from said corner No 1. 3. 30 deg. Z
40 rect to corner No. 2. thence 3. ~ deg, 81
Min. b 1900 feet to corner No. 3, thence \. 81
deg. ". 40 feet TO corner No. 4, thence n. s,
deg. "a Min: W. 800 feet to corner No. | being
the place of beginning.
said claim containing a total and net area
being Of record in the once of the county re.
corder AZ Civ, White Pine County, Nevada In
Book "5' page AIS mining locati0ns.
There are no near known locations or min
ing claims as shown upon the plat of the Off
cial survey OF said Eclipses-Eclipse- lode
claim.
direct that this notice be published in the
White Pine News. at Ely, county of whits
Pine. state OF Nevada, for the period Of min,
consecutive weeks.
U. II. GALLUP, Register.
Date of Hrst publication June IS. 1903.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-03
Notice No e44.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada, June 6, 1873,

United states Land once,
Carson City. Nevada, June 6, 1873
Notice is hereby given that william + Co
ron and Theron Geddes of Salt Lake Ci.y. Utah
T. r. Mahan. for himself and c~o-elatmants O..
Cherry Greek, Nevada, j ID. Andrews o Den.
yer. Colorado. and william F. Cotton, TRUSTEE.
of Salt Lake City. Utah. have made application
for a Cuited States Patent for the Buckeye am
Hawkeye lodes consolidated mining claim g.
situate in the Ruby Hill Mining District. Whit
Pine County. Nevada. consisting of 1907 Inca
feet each of the Aforesaid lodes and surlac
ground each $40 feet wide, being mineral sur.
vey No 2h59 nd described in the field note
and plat ofthe Official survey on file IN ttis 81
flee with magnetic variation at 10 deg. - Min.
east as follows, tn-wit.
The llawkeye lode b. 10 described a. follows
Commencing at post No. a corner of the clatis
from which Y. 5 VI. VI. No bears ;. 3deE.
IS Min. W. 1857 : fee distant. thence ruunini
from said corner No !, S. 81 deg. f. 20 feet g.
| feet to corner No 8. thence y 30 deg. ". -
feet to corner No. 1, theme 5. Is deg. f6 Min. "
1860 feet to corner No. l being the lace Of be
ginn ng
Said lode containing a total and net area O
! 10. % ares
The buckeye lode being iescribe d as follows
Commencing At pos No ! . corner OF III "a iil-
from which q $ ". 81. No. ! Tears south
deg. 81 Min. W. 66eS . feet distant. thence run
ming from said corner M /. ). - deg. Z. e.
feee to corner No. 2. thence y. s. deg. Z IS
| feet to corner No. }, thence y 80 deg " G.
| feet 10 corner No. 1, thence ;. - deg. ". i5H
feet to corner Mol Icing the place ofbesil
ming.
said lode containing a total and net erea G
% 66 acres.
The presumed course OF the lode aud the rel
| alive positi ms OF the discovery points Of eHci
| Of said lndes embraced in said consolidate
| claim being shown upon the tltt posted on IN,
ground and on Plat filed in above land oiit
with said application for patent.
Sa d consolidated claim containing a tota
and net area Of 3h.a5 acres.
Each Of said lodes embraced In said consoli
lated mining lain being Of rerurd in the 81
ice OF the eonnty recorder at Ely. County %
White Pine. State of Nevada ~ follows; Buck
aye in Book 80 pages 6s3 and 6s4 and Hawk
eye In Book ''2" pages So and 6S3 mining luca
| lions record of White Pine 20, New.
The nearest known locations or miuinl
claims being the Eelipses. survey No. 2Oj6.
direct that this notice be published in tn
White Pine News at Ely, county of " hite Pine
state Of Nevada for the Ieriod Of nine cOusecu
tive weeks.
o. II. GALLUP. Register.
Date Of first publ alton. June Is, 1908.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-03
No. 94s.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
United states Land once,
- @- ~. T-an ~ On

Carson City, Nevada. June Is, l9o3.i
Notice is hereby given that VIM J. cotton
OF Salt Lake city. Utah aud I X. Nahln OF
Cherry Creek, Nev. for hi nself and co-cl!imant,,
have made application for a U1itei stats
Paten for the Victor aud Nindicator i9des
consolidated mitirg claim, situate IN the
Grani.e Mtnlns D.sItt White Pine Comfy,
Neyaia. ~ vsiul .hflinear feet 81 earh 81
the AfN-azpfF - e.. = surfaee ground eAeh no
feet wide. being miner i survey No 2OhS anl
described in the field notes and plat OF me o.
| hcial survey on hle in this office Win mAgnetic
variation at Ii deg. 40 min. East as iOlioHt,
The Vindicator lode being described as fol.
lows. commencing at posi- No. ! a corner 81
\ the claim from which the north west 7OrneT o.
TO Snshlp 10 north, range 81 east Mount l'iapin
Meridian he ars :. = deg 81 Min. L o4- I-St
distant. thence running from sald c1rpeT 80
thence S. 20 deg. Is Min. w. laOfeet 70 corner
No 5, thence 5. IS deg AZ Min r or zee ~
corner No. 4, thence n. - dec. = Min. l.0 TO
corner No. l, being the pace of beginning.
Said lode confirming . total ana net area 81
20.65 acres.
/ he Victor lode being described as follows;
Commencing at post No. a c~orneroi tht elalnl
from which the north west corner OF township
10 north, range 63 east Mount Dtal,lo Meridian
bears S. So deg. 81 min + 6si2 feet distant
thence running rom said c rner NO. !, y. %
deg. AZ Min. " 600 feet 10 corner No. >, thence
\. 81 deg. IS min (. 80 feet to corner No. T.
thence S. So deg AZ Win 4. coo feet To- coruet
No 4. thence s. 81 deg. IS Min. W. lluO ieet 10
| corner No being the place Of beginning.
Said claim contain az a total aud net area OF
&c. Sc acres.
The presumed course of the lode and relative
positions of the discovery points OF eacn o.
said lodes being shown on the plat posted on
the ground and on the plat filed with the ap
| plication for patent in the above land office.
Said consolidated claim containing a tcla,
and net area of Al 81. acres.
Each of said lodes embraced In said cOnsoll,
dated mining calm being of record 10 the OF
Ace OF the county recorder at Ely, White PINE
10 New as follows. Victor in Book "5' page
400 and Vindieator in Book - pbPe 500 min
ing location records Of said county.
The nearest known locations or mining
claims being the sun Rise survey No. 2O51.
I direct that this notice be Published In tn
" hite Pine News at Ely. county Of White Pine
state Of Nevada for the period of nine consecu
tive weeks.
o. II. GALLUP, REGISTER.
Date OF first publication June -, 1898.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-03
No. 90.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
United States Land once.
Carson City NnYadA. Luna LIZ ION.

y ~ IVA OiHtt.
Carson City Nevada. June IL, 1908.
Cherry Greek, Nevada. for himself and co.
Claimants J. q. Andrews Of Denver. Colorado
and wm. v. Cotton, Theron Geddes and
Geo &c =. Holms o. salt Lake City Utah, have
made application for Il United States Patent for
the Sun Rise lode mining claim, situate in the
Granite Mining District, White Pine County.
NeyaeA. consisting Of 1900 linear feet of the
10 e and surface ground 600 feet wide. being
mineral survey No. 2057 and described in the
held notes and plat OF the Official survey on
file in this office with magnetic variation al
IL deg. 40. Min. East, as follows. to-wit:
Commencing at post No. l corner of the
claim from which the north west corner Of
township 10 north. range So east Mount Diabio
Base and Meridian bears s. ii deg. 40 Min. Z /.
72ig.s feet distant, thence rnnning from said
corner No. !, n. 81 deg. SO Min. f.. 1900 feet TO
corner No .. thence n. IS deg II Min. w GOO
feet To corner No. 3. thence $. 81 deg. SO Min
W. 1850 feet to corner No. 4, theLce g. IS deg
II Min. 4. 100 feet TO corner No. /. being the
place OF beginning.
said claim containing q total a Il net area OF
2O.66 acres. Said sun Rise lode location min.
ing claim being Of record In the Office Of the
county recorder At Elv, White Pine tounty.
Nevada in Book 20" page Ri mining records.
There are no known near locations or min
Ing claims as shown by the official survey oi
said sun Rise claim.
direct thai this notice be published in the
White Pine News at Ely, county Of white Pine
State OF Nevsdafor he period OF nine consec
utive weeks.
u II. GALLUP. Register
Data Of nrst puhiIsstioa Juns IA 1898.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-03
FREIGHT.

This Company guarantees TO deliver
reight from both eas and west INTO
ely as cheaply as via any other route.
Special rates on Machinery and Lum-
,er, or any other commodities by the
;arlosd.
Also on ore going to tho .melters,
asst or west. Ia carload quantities.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-03
SHEEP " CATTLE
FOR SALE.

Stock ranch and range, together with
sheep and cattle. Cattle would be sold
separate IL desired. For fuller partic-
ulsrs apply to w. B GRAHAM,
3-m. Ely, Nevada.