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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
GENERAL

New York stock Inarhet closes weak,
anu al lowest Ui tne uaS-n Hr.it, CO. II,
oato. ana prUviolUuS al Chicago uIii---.
+ cus-ral otnare passes AtS.aiala.s, eAscu-
0We, dlIu 1uuiCIai dppitpiidlen Dit
EutSe passes DlSLilIL I'll CoiuinDia Diil,
ana lanes up fnIhFpIne Collage medSuae
--otateillcill 10y tUtlsi eSSliiaL ON l4ooi OF
AuLSe utei Witn crs OF you Ae! ltoin
YOUNG Woman IN ~SsiicfY-Aguinaioo ap-
pea1S 10 lniS country ior a ioan Oh s-e,-
1yJuuJ an0 a creolt OF sSU,Vue.Vvt, Tor Tue
Development anu Improvement OF fhlnp-
plne a-Ilcullut te-nl4niSter+ Bowen at.
ripes III nlugton--rIesiceu Michel!
reaas MS annual report at .Itners Ma
uoEat onrenuon-rEanh kice. Ilosa7
ana John PEERS the winning faVori,es
at New orleans--Y. j. Pope elec.ed
CHIEF justice OF the Supreme Court OF
south Carolna-5. Is. Frazier tDemo-
'tTst, lnaugurated Governor OF Iennss-'
see-bank OF Z. n. Fiaeger q Co, Jack
sonville, Tex. suspenos-Sank of Littie
ROCK, Ark, and Ihe Little Rock Trust
Company suspend payment temporarily
Julian Raii dies al ms home In New
york-Sonihern Lumber manufacturers
Association meets in New orleans-Lieu-
tenant GreenIeaf. of Aydrograsnic Office,
dies at avannah-himba!! and Rose.
Of Seventh National Bank, New York,
plead guilty Of over-certifying checks-.
sueet-car men indicted for death Of
Craig, the Presidents body-guard. at
I9ittsfield, Mass. change pleas to guilty:
Dne Of them sen,enced-Th Indications
are thai Teller viii be reelected senator
from Colorado to-day-DelaWa:e Lack
gWanna and Western Railroad Company
concludes its case before the Coal Strike
Commission. and Temple Iron Company
begins presentation Of ITS side-Gernlan
cruiser Vineta said to have been ordered TO
Naracaibo-Sentin2ent among Southern.
ers in Washington regarding the propcsal
OF statue Of Lee for Statuary Han,
Washington. is that it should be first
definitely ascertained that the statue
would be accepted-Two thousand peo-
pie attend funeral of N. G. Gonzales-
Congressman Lester, of New York. charg-5
IS that he has been approached with
bribe-Hearing OF baseball Injunction
cases at Philadelphia postponed until Fri
day--Reed Smoot. w. j. Stone. and r.
4 Aiser 5elected United States Senator's:
9. W Fatrhanks. Boise Penrose. T. c..
Plat and Orville Fl. Platt re-e!ected-
Rev: A. S. LLOYD. p. D., of Virginia. elect
60 Bishop Of Mississipp!-Voting on
Senstotship hegins IN Delaware-S. ".
Lanham tnamgurated as Governor OF
Texas--Execmtive Council of Federation
OF Labor decides 10 prosecute active cam.
paisn IN behalf OF anti-chilS-tahor laws
American residents of Isle of Pines d.
cline 10 ray taxes 70 C,,ha-rsn+an
Mar1ratarke. late commander of Colon.
bian g',-hoat Roeota. arrives at New
Yo~R-New York Supreme Court 9ec,sy yes
specisl franchise tax law unconstitu-
tional.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
VIRGINIA.

?. l. Jett's barn burned In Scott coun-
~; loss s.,ett-William Jones tcolored)
~ aaai''e a,
7oke. thrown from horse and perhaps
fatally NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. little negro
held by the Petersburg police: nobody
favor the placing of Lees statue in the
National Statuary Hall-Case of mis-
aiken identity at Bluefe!d. w. Va.
which greatly embarrassed the friends
Of a. @. Adams. Of LeeSburg-State
ddings-Congressm Jones plays
Cupid for runaway codple from Essex,
rho came TO shington-Deaths:
James Trent, in Henry county: Mrs
Sarah T. Howerton. in Petersburg: Beid-
ing Bond. at Newport News: DR. II.
Stone. in Stafford; Mrs. George Cope
drum, in Elizabeth City; Mrs. George
W McIntire, at Charlottesville: Miss
Hattie MeiHr at Danrills: Miss Clara
Lewis. at U1nhra: Walter L. Newman. at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
W, A, JONES As CUPID
Virginia Congressman Lends
a Helping Hand to a
Runaway Couple.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. January 2.-
Virginia. was called upon to play Cupid
for a runaway couple from Essex coun-
ty, Va. to-day, Mr.. Jones. who lives
at tie Va,nun Hotel on New Jersey
avenue was about to retire last night
when the bell ccy called and announced
that youns gentleman and young lady
wanted to see him Mr.. Jones went down
stairs and found a very much embar-
rassed and very tired-looking young
couple. The man introduced himself as
Frank kinnie, OF Pittsburg, and the
girl as Miss Ellen B.. Robinson, Of Essex
county. Miss Robinson had attended
school at Warsaw, Va. Richmond coun-
ty. where Mr.. Jones lives, and was we'll
known to the congressman.
Then came the whole story. The young
people had been sweethearts a long time
There was no objection to Mr.. Kinnier.
but Miss Robinson's mother, a widow.
was opposed to her daughters leaving
home. So the lovers decided to take the
matter into their own hands Kinnier
is employed In the Pennsylvania railroad
offices at Pittsburs. Both are of age, but
neither is much over q. According to
agreement betweens the sweethearts, ain
u1er came South from {FattsOuTS a1lo went
to Tappa hammock. Va. fifteen miles from
Warsaw. He hired a team In Tappa han
mock nd drove to his sweetheart's house.
After short call, they left the house
at dusk ostensibly for short drive.
Instead of returning, they headed their
horses for Lester Manor. a railway sta
ton. thirty-fve miles away They drove
all night over rough country roads. ar
riving at Lester Manor in the early
morning. There they caught the train
for Richmond. coming thence to Wesh-
inston.
On the way from Richmond to Wash
tngton. the determined young couple met
with delay and did not reach the capital
until 10 o'clock at night They went at
once to Congressman Jones and asked his
aid The bride-to-be retired for the night
and Jones and Kinnier went after the
license and clergy man The license
was procured and Rev. Or. Bamby: Of
the Ninth-street Christian church was
engaged.
The elopers we're married to-day at
Hotel Varnun1. Those present at the
ceremony were Mr.. Jones. Mr.. CaHdlish.
his secretary. who has known the bride
for several years. and several OF Mr..
Jones's friends who are staying at the
varnum. The newiy-narried pair LETT to-
night for Roanoke. Va. where the father
OF the bridegroom ltves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
f-7-T-
OHIO #l.YNcHING IMMINENT.

Farmers .ncenssd by Fsideous
8 Crime Against q Little Girl.
oRERLIN.. O.. January 2o.-tspec!aLr
BY giving himself up to the sheriff here
to-day. Elmer Pherman probably escaped
the fury OF mob.
Phernan is accused Of having assaulted
Kate Bailey. aged 8 years. and the daugA-
ter OF q widow.
The alleged assault was committed last
night Mrs. Bailey went away Ia the
evening When she returned she found
her daughter unconscious. The child.
when revived. accused Phernan. The
alarm was given. and posse Of farmers,
OF Phernan. The hunt continued until
noon to-day, when Phernnan gave himself
up. The farmers threaten t.. come to
0herlin and get the prisoner, but the
threat may not be executed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
GEL, SH|PP UPHELD, D
The Board Of Visitors of Y.
NJ. ]. Refuse to Relnstats
Dismissed Caders.

LEXINGTON. VA. January ao.-tsps.
5ciaL)-The Board OF Visitors OF the vir~
ginia Military Institute convened Ia sani~s
annual session this morning In the library
al the Instituts. with the folloEtng mem-
bers present: Alexander Hamilton, Pes:
tersburg president: ]. w. southali. Rtcn..
raond. Superintendent OF Public lnstruc%
tiou {nsrnbas sx-oftcic5. rhornas We
Shelton. Norfolk, L.nyd T. smith. s1eaths-
vile; Philip E. Brown. Blue Ridge
Springs: William r Shields. Lexington;.
Captain James I. White. Abingdon. and
i 7. a. Hooker. Stuart Ssss
The senaiyannuaI report OF the super
fntendert. General Scott sh,pp. Waz rs-.
cetved and passed upon. s:sEE
The application OF so,ae OF ths former
cadets who were members OF the third
class who engaged IN the second breach
3of discipline. folio wing that of EecaHahas
ati, Al the school and we're sunnrnar.iy
sent 10 th4ir RESPECTIVE homes. came a1ks
and the Board concurred In the action %
the superintendent. and refused TO sein~s
state any az thAsa. although several were
personally Represented before che Eoara.'
II was as Anticipated that none Of the
thirteen dlsmtssed cadets would eves
SaGaia become sfudents at the school
G Relative "a examira uona at the sehool,
the entire natter was left To tho acsicA
Of tho academic 1ps-d.
A{tsT q halfr r4sys % during MA4sa
an hvl.Essi wss trans sss 1o4sd
ad1eusssd this ssfee1 md tass q
I ssplssssse tlsaty,ap1 siaa ttssd 81
esAet eetteyy.Yn eesa1san4 s tAest
sdeal lnG6lRx saHt63n 03Aek6A1 ~ So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
MISTAKEN IDENTITY
PLAYS. THE MISCHIEF.
Friends of a. G. Adams, of LeeshnrB.
Thought He Was in Jail and
Were Terribly Disturbed.

BLUEFIELD. w. VA. January M.--
Especially rather serious. yet ludicrous
accident. occurred in Bluefield recently
Clarence H. Adams has been put in JAN
and indicted for felony. This is the pro-
logue.
The Empire Drill Company's auditor.
Mr.. A. G. Adams. who was in the city.
was telegraphed to by theStoudoun Ma
tional Bank, OF Leesburg. Va. and the
MESA ge was delivered to C.. Fl. Adams.
the man under Indictment. He took ad-
vantage of the mistake in the hope that
he could beat "A. 6. Ada mss friends out
of some money, and wired to the effect
that he was in Jail and could not come
to Leeshurg and needed flnancia! as
sis,ance. The friends Of A. 6. Adams
were thunder-struck. and wired the
sheriff to know on what charge he held
Adams. This was answered, and Sunday
Mr.. Carroll Pierce arrived in the city
to look after the matter. He was as hot
as a ginger mill when he found that the
whole trouble had resulted from mistaken
Identity. Mr. A. G. Aaans left Saturday
for Baltimore, not knowing the sensation
the Jail birds message had caused at
his home. while his mother was pros
trated on account OF the unhappy situ-
aflOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
4 ARE NOT ALL ALIKE. y
Prominent colored Men
from All Over the State
Meet Here.

Some of the most prominent colored
men in the city have formed an organtza-
ton called the Progressive League Of
Virginia, The headquarters OF the league
is to be in this city and the officers who
have already been elected are: Presi-
dent Giles 3. Jackson: Vice-President.
A. j. Oliver; Secretary Cnaries =. at
tie. and Treasurer. Robert johnson.
The scope and purpose OF the organt-
zation is to demonstrate to the world at
large and more particularly to the peo-
nle of the South that '.all Virginia ne
proes are not alike and to record their
erm and fixed belief that the intelligent
and progressive negroes OF virginia are
not antagonistic to the progressive sie!s-
ment of the white people OF virginia.
The organization wishes TO put ltse!1 ,o!'5
record at the very outset as to Its att1-
tr6a in relation to the welfare OF the
State
The members say they Will endorse any
movement looking to the welfare OF tne
state and Improvement in the conditions
Of the Commonwealth. It will further-
more be the purpose OF the orga MIA slon
to voice the sentiment and position OF the
intelligent and tas-paying negroes OF the
State towards the new Constitution.
a meeting Of the new orga ton was
held AT the office OF Giles Jackson yes
terdav afternoon and the plans for future
acton discussed. There were some Of
the best-known colored men IN the state
in attendance.
The meeting was adjourned subject to
the. call Of the president
Il is the intention of the president TO
hold a big n.ass-meetrng IN the academy
IN the new future. Several prominent
sneakers will attend. Mr.. Jackson N
nounces that there will be q, called meet-5
ing at an early day.
branches of the league are to be formed
all over the State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
A. C, sEERBEEsPER
FATALLY INJURED.
Prominent Roanoke Citt1ea Throwa
&rpm Horae and Terribly
Hnrt--Plan TO Build
SILK MIL

ROANOKE. VA. January n-<spscial)
A c. seerbee, one of Roanoke. s Oldest
and best-known citizens. was thrown from
his horse last night, Oh Randolph-strset
bridge and injured. perhaps fatally. His
leg was broken ard internal iajuries
were sustaine
H. Kaulters. OF Scranton, Pa. Is here.
and purposes esta plishtng silk mill. IN
whlci, about 100 young girls will be .era-
ploYed. He says he asks for no favors.
except that a building at proper dimen-
sions. which he proposes to pay Tor. can
ba secured He comes here on account Of
the arability Of the class Of labor dc.
sired
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
HIRED MURDERER
SENTENCED TO HANG.
Hiram Riley Guilty of Killing Mary
c,arg-Izts Accomplice Gets
sinety-Hine Years in the
Penitentiary.

BLUEFIELD. w. VA. January n,-
tspeciai.,-In the. Criminal Court TO-DAY.
Hiram Riley. the hired murderer, wa ?
sentenced to be hanged at the penltentlary
at Moundsville on March 9th The mo.
ton for new trial was overruied. At. At.
thur Etter. Riley's accomplice In crime,
on whose testimony Riley was conv1cted.
was arra nged for trial to-day. He pleaded
guilty. mek king a full confession. aHd
stating that though he and Riley both
shot at Mary Clark he (Etter) killed the
woman. 5e threw hinas@lf on the nasrcy
OF The court and saved Sh.s neck. but
got peniteatiary sentence Of nirsty.
nine years. : ,3R
+ The trial ct Mag Riley. the mother
Of Hiram. who Is alleged 70 have paad
tha hsya 90 se<hs to hin Mlx S9ef&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
,MR. BRYAN AS A JUROR,
he Has Been Summoned and It /!
believed That He Will Serve.

He Has Been summoned ana ir ID
Believed That He Will Serve.
LINCOLN. NEB.. January 2o.-(spe-=
Scial.,-w J.. Bryan has been dra wn as
inror In Lancaster District Court for
February term. Notification was sent
him to-day that he must report for three
weeks duty. beginning March Sd. Mr..
bryan is a member Of the bar. and he he
can If he desires. plead that assexenap-
tionE from service. although he is no
longer actively engaged In practice. In
this service Nr. Bryan will draw. g q
dav. whether the attorneys use pereHp-
tnrv cha al1enges against him or whether
they the ALLOW. him to serve. Mr.# Bryan has as
not indicated where be will & ash TO be be
excused. = -
anding the perforna;nss nee e 8. the M duty g
etssnS g,'s ana s. Sc servins i doe. aot
St,iat ans, With his speaking dates M Bryan
sstnrned only tross E. yi.!. sa.t .sa e
/ Inv Is writing Tor hip BE axpssseaees
on tha tr4p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
HE WAS OVER NINETY.
Death OF James Trent. the Oldest

Death OF James Trent, the Oldest
Man In Henry.
z NIARTINSVILLE. VA, January 20
{Special.)-James Trent. aged So one OF
the Oldest citizens Of the county. died
at his home. near Ridgeway. last Fri
day The funeral took place Saturday.
Elder A. L. Moore. OF the Primitive Bap-
tisr church. conducted the ceremony He
was buried in the old family burial
ground. near his home. He was member
of the Primitive Baptist church. and was
held in high esteem throughout his long
and useful life by ali who knew him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
was begun this afternoon. The evidence so 1
fur. adduced is very damaging. and there
is little doubt that she will be convicted.
A Fatal R0PHEcY.
Fortune Teller Foretold the Death
of stalwart Farmer.

PF11LLIPsBuRG. n. y. January n
Especial. 1.-THE prophecy Of a travelling
fortune teller was realized In the sud-
Gen death OF Samuel Hineline. q life.
long resident Of Upper Harmony. He
sleft. home after dinner yesterday for
Rocksburg to have his wagon repaired
During his stay at Rock ksburg the farm
er net fortune teller who read his
palm, and informed him he would die
drove home about supper time. He iok-
ingly related the fortune teller's predic.
tion to his wife. No more was thought
OF 1t until Hineline was taken suddenly
III and died before a doctor could be se-
cured. 5ss 80 ~ gEs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
NORTH CAROLINA.

No change in Nortt, Carolina's IS sena-
toriai deadlock--Coast-Line conductors
conterrng- at Wilmington with General
IN pay-Fire at Durham: loss about
%20o0-Thritiing %2 escape of q man from
qulcksan nd. He was hunting for trea-
sure near WilmingtoD--Cas OF James
WILCOX, Nell Cropsey's alleged murderer,
now with the iurN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
WILL FIGHT OVER EXTENSION.
Issue VIII BE Joined Before Com
mittee To-Day.

The great struggle over the bill pro-
posing a general law for the extension OF
the limits Of cities and stowns will oe
resumed before the House Committee on
Counties, Cities, and Towns at 10 o'clock
this morning It will then be settled, as
far as the committee may be able to set
tie It. Mr.. Gardner. Of Henrico. and
Senator George Wayne Anderson Of
Richmond. have bills which are stoutly
championed by their patrons but which
are almost diametrically opposed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
A LIQUID Ell. DORADO
IN sPlTTSYLVAN!A.
Rumor That a Well of 5CornsyVhlskey
Has Been Discovered In the
Grand Old County.

II CHATHAM, VA, January 2o--tSpecial.)
Reports were current here Monday that
a well Of corn Wh.skey had been dis.
covered IN the county. and that the
owner was corresponding with the reve.
nue. department as to the payment OF
taxes on the property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
.AGUINAl.D|..|OlA|''G|'AI|A|| |. | ]
Philippine Leader Emergse
From His Retirement
PETITION 10 THIS COUNTRY.
Il tIssTraasspittsa 10 Cons.-s. ~ -
aaos.
oAs o. ga. .ooo, ,ooo Az.kEpk

Also : Credit qf $50. .ooo, Ooo-raia
70 Guarantee Issue ot Paper u
serve a. sloaey IN the Phiiippine
Archipelago-Ths sum 10 he UseA
for the Development ana lmprove-.
nsent OF Agriculture In the rs-s
1ands-A Bank to Ds openstis
which Should Lsnd TO Asrscu1s
tur1sts at Four Per Cent. lasssS
est.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
SHAW WILL NOT CONTEST.
oBobby., VIII Not Oppose suit for.
Divorce.

BOSTON. MASS. January a.-fspecial,
The family connections here of Robert
Could Shaw are not very ts'kative re-
garding the divorce proceedings insti-
tuted by his wife. at Charlottesville. Va.
bpt IS 1t generally understood that the
@ite's case VIII, not be contested. The
following opinion. given to-day by 9 pe--
son who knows intimately both parties.
Is regarded as an accurate judgment:
Bobby went to Europe to make things
assg The only question has been over
sae money settlement. There ie not much
.ovs lost On either HdA. Bohhy likes hls'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
bitten BY MAD DOG.
Or. Hoen, Of Pasteur institute,
Treating Two Patients.
CASE OF YOUNG ROBINS ON:
Son Of Dr.. Robinson, of rappahan-.
mock, ESSEX County.
CASE OF YOUNG RoBINsoN:
No GREAT FEAR ENTERTAINED.

The Youth Was Bitten Nine Days
Ago-No Symptoms Of Rabies Hav-
Developed as Yet et-5Dog,s Head
Brought Here and Examined-In-
dtesttons of Hydrophobia Found
Anti-Tostne Treatment Admin
tstcred-The Second Case. OF =
Man Named Beard, Is srore Alarm
tns-He WAS Bitten before Christ
mas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
What Is Said About the Matter
in Washington.
WOULD II BE &C cEPTED?5
Very Important That This shou1dsBe
Answered Adirn.ntively.
Hay LIKELY TO BE SEEN TO-DAY.

Il Powe- OF Acceptance or Reflector
OF Statue Lies With Any one, II
Lies With Him-strong Belief,
T However. That There Is no Power
to Prevent a State from Putting.
In Statue of Whomsoever It
Plensex-Nationnl Bank for Rocky
Mount-Federa1 Court Term Bill
Favorebly Reported-GeneraI> >s,ir-
Einle News from yvashingtqp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
Anti.Saloon Convention edged
Not 10 Mention. Campb ELF
TAKE M. DRAsTl C. MEASURES.
Any A1luaion Would Be ssImproper#
and Unw1.e,,, Reads the Resolution.
DELEGATES WE'RE WELCOMED.

Meeting Held in Centenary
Methodist Church-The Meeting
# {s Was Not Large But Very Enthus..
fastic---Executive Gommittee,s Re-
port Celebrates the Pernanence
& OF the league as the Growing
Achievement OF the Year-Clear-
9inE-House Of Various Religious
Denominations and Temperance
Agencies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
THE DAYS SUMMARY.
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. C. January o.
FoTecast:
virg:nta-Rain Wednesday,: Thursday
<alf and colder: brisk southeast winds,
becoming northwest
North carolins-Fair IN west. rain n
east portion. colder O. the coast wednes-
day. Thursday fair: fresh northwest to
ross winds.
The weather in Richmond yesterday
~ss cloudy. with cold rain ard sleet
falling from noon.
The thermometer at the Dispatch Office
,-5s. e-as &c fn,ions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
rural Free Mail Delivery.

Replying to letters urging the establish
rent OF rural free delivery routes in
his district, the Post-Ohce Department.
has written Captain Lamb that it would,
on the LIST Of March. esta blish four routes
in his district Two Of them will be
in Chesterfield county. starting from
sWinterpock. The third will be in Hanover
county. starting from -.4gh Springs. The
fourth will start from Ashland.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-10

Don't forget the valentine part,
on Friday. Feb. 49, Valentines il
plenty and excellent music and a goo,
time for everybody.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-10
Notice to Creditors.

In the District Court Of the First Ju-
diciai District Of the State Of New
ada, in and for the County Of Orm-
Shy.
In the matter Of the estate ct Jacob
Weber, deceased, Notice to credi-
tcr-.
The undersigned having been duly
and regularly appointed administra-
trix OF the estate Of Jacob Weber, de
ceased. by an order duly made and en-
tered in the minutes Of the district court
of the First judicial District of the
State Of Nevada in and for the county
OF Ornlsby, on Jan. 26, 1903, and hav-
ing duly qualified as such ad-
ministratrix; notice is hereby
given to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims against the
said deceased. to file them with the
proper vouchers and statutory affi-
6avits attached, with the Clerk Of
said Court, within three months from
the date Of the first publication of
this notice.
LAURA NJ WEBER.
Administrative of the estate Of Jacob
Weber. deceased
Dated Feb 2. 1908
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-10

for the year 1902 is now delinquent
and you are further notified that I'M
less said taxes are paid on or before
the third Monday in January 1908, to.
wit January 10, 1903 your property
will be sold at the Court House door
in Carson City, Ormsby county, State
of Nevada, at 2 o'clock p. M, of said
day, to pay said taxes. together with
10 per cent delinquency, and the cost
of advertising, and you are furher no
titled that such sale will be subject
to redemption within six months after
the date Of sale by payment of all said
sums ogether with per cent per
month thereon from date of sale until
paid.
Office Of County Recorder and Ex-Of.
ticio Auditor Of Ormsby County
Nevada.
Carson City, Dec. II, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the fore.
going list contains the names of all
delinquent taxpayers, a description of
the property upon which the taxes
are delinquent, together with the amo-
unit of taxes due upon said property
as shown by the delinquent tax list
for the year 1902, as returned to this
Office by the County Treasurer, and ex-
of1lcio Tax Receiver Of Ormsby county.
State of Nevada, and is a true copy of
said delinquent tax list for the yer
1902. J. A. WALL.
County Recorder and ex-officio Audi
tor of Ormsby county, State of Ne
vada.