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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
SUMMONS.
In the Fourth judicial
District Court, County
of Lincoln, State of
Nevada.
The State OF Nevada Sends Greeting

The State OF Nevada Sends Greeting
to
charles a. s. Morris.
Yl1aeh reby required to appear ia an action
mm need agsinst u as se endant by Charles
Cobb IS plaintiff, ia the Fourth Jadcil j Di tr ct
Opurtuf he Stfte nf Nv ds. Liaculu unty at
The town OF Pioche. AMI answer the complaint
therein, whi h is N file With the lefk o said
urt. within ten davs after the service on you uf
this luminous xclusi OF tire day Of tervicel II
served III said County, or twenty day If serv ont
Of I'd ulty, bat wi hin tbis district, ami In ali
other cases fory Gays, or judgment by default
wilt he tax aga INST you, aecorilhg u the prayer
Of sa complaint
The sail action /. brought to recover ju lgment
against 20 l, tue said fendant aud fr d, cree Of
this Court for til for closure ofa certain mo tgage
deser bel IN the compliant snd executed by the
said efegdant on the 7th day OF .nuary, v.
1895 t. secure the pAymtnt Of a certain pTomis.
~ note made by nim to plslnif on thu same
day f0e $40 co. lawful money. an interest at the
rate OF one per mt per mouth until pa ID, that
none of said note har been paid, aUy o. the IN
ret theron ssve and except the sum Of $2l 05,a
ful y de4crib d In saii IN alaint; that the pre-
m -as olnveye by sAtl mOrtgtgs nae be sJ.d and
,he pro1eeda thereof applied to the payment o. saio
note, and Interest and 'turuey's fee &C
lrdlng TO he condition OF esid note IN, rigsg,
ami the c 3 OF this suit For further rticulars
reference TO the 90 uplAint Oh is hereby ma le
an In sucn proceeds are not tu ncicnt to pay the
same. then obtain an executio again the said
d feadsnt. Ohss, Il >. NJ iris for the balance re-
msiuing due and slso thit the sui defendant and
all persO ol .iming by, through or under him In
eblri ed and ortclosed Of all rghs title aim
lien equity oil r. demption and interest in and to
SAID m rtgaged premises, and for other and further
relief
certified copy of this complaint, attached 10
COPY of this summons which is on Ale in the Clerks
office at Pioche Lincoln County, Nevada, Is hereby
served on you.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and Bnewer the said oompl int AZ ab1vt
equirei, the said antitf will take default egaiBst
you and pply to ths Court for the relief DENT nded
IN the complaint
lu Testimony Whereof |. Be j. Sanders
have hrrrunto SO my hand Officially, this
18Th day OF May, d 1908
BENZ, SANDERS.
Atty for Pf.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24

One OF the best things said lately
was by Missouri editor. In adj
dressing his Sunday school class be
said: "Fame has taken men from
the f,rgs and the pillow and the
carpenters bench but she was never
known to reach over picket fence
and snatch dude out of ham,
mock.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
Department OF
the Interior.
Dated, June 10, 1908.

United States Land Office, Carson
City, Nevada, June %, 1908.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice
is hereby given that on the 9th. day
of August, 1902, the following town
ship plats will be filed:
Township No. ~, Range No.
66E.
Township No. 2 N, Range No.
6S E.
Township No. 8 N, Range No.
68 E.
Township No. 2 N, Range No.
60 E.
Township No. 8 N, Range No.
69E.
Township No. 8 s., Range No.
68E.
Township No. S., Range No
69E.
Township No. 2 s., Range No.
GO e. M. D. NJ.
Parties interested mast file their
claims within three months from
said date August 6, 1903 to secure
their preferred rights.
Application for entry Of land in
said townships will be received
August 5, 1908.
0. H. Gallup,
Register.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified by the District
Court OF the Fonrth Judicial District of the State
of Nevada. in and for the County OF Lincoln, ss
Administrator With the VIII annexed OF the estate
Of Allen q Campbell. deceased
Az creditors having claims against said estate
are requested e. 6le the same with proper vou-b.
ers an statutory afidAyits 1t aebed. With b.
ciars Of ss,d Court within three months tfier the
hrst publication Of this notice or such claims will
barred.
JAMES b WILSON,
7 ], Osborne, Administrator with
Atty for saii Estate the Will Annexed.
t,ste ,.u', and 1908.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24

Apong the many improvements
added recently by The Salt Lake
Inhliat IS thr most complete reports
obt''ahle from the mining camps
of Utah, Idaho and adjoining States.
Iha Trlhple has 4 reporter in every
my consequence be-
tweea asruvef and the Pacific Slope.
No one Interested il mining in Utah
or Idaho Gan afford TO be without the
tribune, when is % ceats week
for the Daily and Sunday, $1.00 a
month, or 50 year for the Sunday
edition alone. The Semi-Weekly
Tribune, issued on Tuesdays and
Fridays and containing a good sum
mary of the mining and all other
news, is only $3.50 year.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DEIIvoUEoT LIST OF PROPERTY FOR THE
YsAd 1902, LINCOLN oJUNrY, NEVADA.
SECOND INsTALLMENT.

SECOND INsTALLMENT.
Notice Is hereby given to those whom It may con
cern aud to the following named rsons aud % all
owners of. or claim nts TO, the real estate aud i'm
pravements thereon, or improv anients when rs.
sessef -epsrately hereius ter des;rib ID, known or
nnkn wn. faat the taxes for State ana County
purposes for tha year 4. D. 1902 as essei AZ ainst
the iolio sing des r be- places or parcels of pro
prrty are now delinq lent; that ten per penalty
and two 49, o0 dollars, cost OF Advertising. has
been added ia each case. that any piece or par.
Gel of prop rty upon which said taxes pen.
and costs shs remain Il paid on.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
Delinquent Notice.


Pansca wster and Irrigation 90. Location OF
place Of busine PAnsea
There are delinquent upon the following des.
cribed stock on account Of assessment levied on
May 5nd 1902 and Sept 9nd 1909.
The several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders as follows.
Name No shares Ap,ts
]. b, Atchison (estate S S77B
Lawson Atehison IS 20
NJ. l.. Lee. Estate of So 5s
And in accord tno" with the law an order IT the
Boatdo Directors made 2nd day of Sept igO2 so
many shares OF each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the School House, pan1ca
New saturday Nov 9nd 1902 at the hour Of 10 clock
D. IN.
p M pay Delinquent assessments togethe w'fh
the costs Of advertising and expense Of sale
D. j. FIHDLAY,
First Publication Oct 17th 1902. Secretary
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
Notice To Creditors.

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, In and for the
County of Lincoln. State of
Nevada.
In the Matter of the Estate
OF
William s. 3Oibe, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the unde signed has
been appointed and qualified by the District
Court of the Fourth Judi ,iai District Of the Stat
~ N'vada, IN aud for the County of Lincoln, as
Administrator the estate Of VIM. 8, Godbe, de
ceased.
All creditors having claims against said estate
are required to file the sane, with pr per vouchers
attached, with the CLERK Of said court thin three
months alter The the 6rst publication of this
uodce
r.. j. OSBORNE,
Administrator Of the Estate Of W. g.
Godbe, Deceased.
Dated Phoebe, May 4, 1893.
Date OF first publication Nav sth 1908.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
THE TAX
OF THE
Proceeds of the Mines

Notice is hereby gveu that the Taxes of the
Proceeds of the mines for the Quarter ending Mar
Slst 1903 are now due sud payable the Once OF
the County Assessor, at the Court House
The law in regard to their collection will be
strictly enforced.
JoHNF. RoEDER. County Assessor
Dated Phoebe June 9th. 1908.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
f. r. Men AIMEE,
Attorney axact
COunSo11ox Mt ~ W.
nELAMAR, NEVADA
County Of Lincoln. State
of Nevada.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Notice Of time
John Simpson, deceased. I iroyinS wiii H.

Nnfice Is hereby gym that a. W. Turner hes
h'ed with the Olerk Of this Court petition,
pryinR for the admission 70 prohste OF the last
will and testament of John simpson. deceased,
AMI for the issuance to said Petitioner II W.
Turner, OF letters tesam, ntary thereon, and that
"Wednesday, the 10th day of Decem YER, 1902, at
10 O'Clock A. VI. OF said day, at the Court Room, at
the town of Pioche Lincoln County. Nevada, Las
been set for hesring ssid petition. when and
where any person Interested may appear and
show cause why said petition should not be
granted,
H.. ]. Goodrich,
F. Il, McNamee, CLERK.
Ats for Petitioner.
Dated Nov. 2lst. 1902
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
Dissolution of Co-Part.
nership.

Public tioe is hereby givel that the 90 part.
nersnip heretofore eHis ing between the under
signed, Carl Y, schader, I. A. johnson aud Fred
NJ Doik, under the firm me aud style II schader
johns n.Does q mpsny has been dissolved by
m itutl consent. The said Fred M Doak has retired
from the arm and sssened sll his Interests therein
TO inc tSid sehsder and johnson. who alone are
authorized to collect aud receive tho same
CARL f. scHADRR,
TIA. JJHNsJN,
L Angeles, Cal, PRED N. DoAK
January l6u., 1903.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
Phoebe. June 10th. 1908.


Dryer B-Pos ,essory ciaims4 cfsw Of
aT95 t57 possfssoty claim to n h OF 3
26 4 67--Posses orS clstn 10 lot 8 II Z 10
. of aud lot ofs wq rsac I IS Il 81 Tax
81 % pen 49c adv 50 total 81 81.
Tempt Bar Con Ng Co ,--Pu aping plant sluces
and huildiu g. a. Inale Bar TX 81 % pen o.
adv 90 total S9l o..
Road District Mol.
Cox Martha -possessory claim TO 80 acres land
en- kppl No ll3 b ing he Il e Of q \ and "
4 OF sc34 t ls r To- o.sesB ~ claim TO lot
nor Of Z Bunker Jr resid nos IN Bunke Vile
Po essory clam to 90 acres OF land about mile
OF BnnberVille, tax ii 04 zen 10 anv total $l4 "a
Bunkerville Grist Mill P issessory c. Linn to LOT
and cp-ov ments In Bun arvilIe known az the
Buustrville Grist Mill, tax 70 0O pen 40 adv 70
total 5000.
Road District No4.
a7phns Z H-gusseis lry ols m to 20 acres OF Id
at st Thom heirg an undivided interest formerly
8 es-ed to Gentry aud sypnus Of $50 acres Of land
--possessory claim 10 acres land ~ u Tnom IS a
pr OF D Bohelli. land ing on F--Po- -se.sory
claim t, as aor land being he ) u WV Il
,eo 10 T II Ht8 PIs. essury claim 10 40 acres Of
ian on sp ii NO lEi97 oting the or fNE qtr
+ sec 10 T II h e8, tx SO. pen $50 adv Sl toll
1854
Road District No. 8.
Atkins Gees Posses oiai.n to lot aud impts
on Main 1t Dslanar j1ini' 'piro Docbelst tch
5laoe on N r --Posses-ory rl9i ia stone cabias
y rear o. sane or ,per'y-PDss sssiy clslm on.
house church 81 eas kysn's house Posses-
/. nv ii i'm to lot and mpt- between Wsf ave aud
Min Il, Delam = west of Lnoy Andr VIZ, SIT 70
len III sdg ~, totsi S2l 10.
B.rtan row-Fes 81 nple title TO i4e acres of land
and impts in MeA ov Hey Wash Joining Y1ac-
b ms ranoh on rhs south IN Pttent No IS H. Fee
,imnle tuls to Q sor o. lsnd on 2stpnt NJ 1925
Nlpe the q ar OF " or and the : qtr Of =
ar SEQ II "a 81, tax slis3 pen l,43 s4v ~ total
sl7N
Caldwell T. J--P 1sssssory claim 10 l60 sares Of
land su impts in Na2ioE Valley Wash known az
the swamps situsted miles son,h of Cars us
tsx 81 IL pen t7c adv . total 81 fsi
Road District No Q.
Hutton D. possessOrt sim : 70 acres " land on
the Ool )rsdo yer miles souh Of QGsrteue mill
| TAI 1918 pen sic adv S2 totsl sS.f7
Scott g. Prye--possesr0 0ry lam to two lots md
| impta tn searchlight Rnown ~ .cott a Fryea's
| D ase, TAI 5000 pan 300 adv - total s2l.oo.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
Monday, July 20th,
At Noon, A. D.
1908.

u taxes delinquency and costs again 4 II, will be
sid by me. as County Treasurer and Ex-othcio
Tax Receiver Of said County of Liucoln, at 10
o'clock n. OF said day, at the front door of the
Court House, at the town of Pi che. 10 said county
to SATISFY such ak 8, deliuq Iency aud costs ssid
ssles will b. made subj ct to rs1emptinn within
six months after SALE by payment of all the sums
assessed against each parcel. tlg, Their wi three
per cent per month thereon trlm the date of tile
until paid. ia accordance with the PRIV sio 3 OF
section OF an act OF the Leg stature Of tue state
Of Nevada, approved March 18th. 1855. Statutes
OF 1895, Page III.
j. A. NFsBIIr,
County Treasurer and TX o ncio Tax hec iver Of
Lincoln County, Nevada
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
Notice To Creditors
In the Fourth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada in and
for the County of Lincoln.

In the Matter oi The Estst-l
OF
Allen g. GamphH.
Deceased
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-24
HIGHLAND MINING
DISTRICT.
Third Series.

Stampede Gap, New. July %, '03
Editor RECORD
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-21
ARE GETTING TOGETHER
CHICAGO STRIKE WILL SOON M BE ENDED.
Both the EmpIoyes snd the Company Seem Tired of Che Possibilities and Their Attorneys Hold
 Satisfactory Conference.

Chicago, Nov. 20--Two points prevent ed a peaceable adjustment of the Chicago City Railway strike to-day, and the in- dications tonight are that these obsta- cles will be finally overcome, and that a settlement will be reached tomorrow.
 A virtual cessation of hostilitIes has been declared by both sides while the present peace negotiations are in pro- gress. and as all the interested parties appear to be making every effort to bring the struggle to an end. there seems a likelihood that all differences will be modified to such a degree that arbitra- tion will follow.
 Colonel E. R. Bliss, general counsel for the company, and Clarence S. Dar- row, counsel for the strikers. held a con ference in the office of Colonel Bliss and discussed a basis of settlement. The result of the conference will be submit ted to the directors of the company and the executive board of the strikers com mittee tomorrow.
 Two propositions, it is said. were sub mitted for the company First. that the company shall have the right to dis charge and discipline it's employees as it shall choose. but this shall not be con- strued to mean that any discrimination Is made against union men or non union men. Second that the company shall IOrmulalc the methods Dy which RT1eV- ances of its employees shall be adjusted in the future. These suggestions were made, it is reported, as. the basic prin- ciples. which must be granted. before further negotiations can be considered.
 Mir. Darrow submitted this to the un- ion. after which he said that the strikers had accepted the proposal of the com pany with immaterial notifications. In their turn. the men submitted a propo- sition on the routing of cars. This mat ter will come before the board of d- rectors of the company tomorrow for their consideration.
 Four of the company's trunk lines were kept open for traffic to-day. the cars being run under police protection. Since the inception of the strike. no attempt has been made to operate the cars at night nor have any of the cross-town lines been opened up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-21
CASE OF INDIGESTION.
Another Company Whose Securities
 Cause Dyspepsia.

New York, Nov 20.-Five prominent financiers interested in the United States Realty and Construction Company have issued a card asking holders of the pre- ferred and common stock of the corpora tion to deposit their holdings on or be- fore December Is. with the Equitable Trust Company of this city. with view to securing radical changes in the admin istration of the company"
 The signers ask that the stock of the company be deposited under an agree ment vesting 1t and the voting powers thereon in the committee and it's success sors for three years unless the committee determines on an earlier dissolution of the agreement It Is stated to be their de- sire to investigate the causes of the great decline in the price of securities and to take such steps as would possibly restore the property to higher value.
 The company was formed in the fall of 1902 by the consolidation of New York realty corporation and the George A. Full Ter Company and the purchase of the real estate previously owned by the Central Realty Bond and Trust Company and was capitalized at $66, ,OOOO00 It has outstand- ing about S27, 900. 900 preferred stock. about S23 ono OOO of common stock and no bonds.
 When the underwriting syndicate was dissolved September Il 1t is said the par ticipants had to pocket loss of 46 per cent. on their commitments. only about 2O per cent. of the holdings of the com mon and none of the preferred stock hav- ing been sold
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-21
DEMOCRATS ARE AGREED.
Will Offer No Opposition to the Gu
 ban Bill.

Washington. Nov. 20-The Democratic Senators, at a caucus held this afternoon decided to consider the Cuban bill on it's merits and confine the discussion to the bill itself, without bringing in collateral questions.
 This means that no tariff amendments will be offered and the tariff question will not be discussed.
 The conclusion was reached at the end of quite long debate. The session was said to have been quite harmonious and the decision was reached unanimously It was stated after the conference that the Democrats want 1t understood that in reaching this agreement they have not abandoned the fight on the tariff bill and that they believe they can reach tte tariff in some other way.
 The attitude of the Democrats means early action on the Cuban bill and the prospects are for final adjournment of the extra session Wednesday with an agreement to vote after week of debate in the regular session if the Republicans make the minority such a proposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-21
BIC FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.
The Losses will Aggregate ouarte,
 of c Million. 2

of c Million. Louisville. Nov. 20.-Fire early today de- stroyed the old Masonic Temple. occupy. ing half the block bounded by Fourth. Fifth. Green and Jefferson Streets. in the heart of the retail business district. The loss is about a quarter of a million doi- lars, divided as follows:
 Masonic Temple building, sl25,ooo; in- surance, $65. 900.
 Hopkins Theatre. scenery and proper
 J. W. Fowler Drug Co.,. sS5Ooo; insur- ance, $1a000.
 Byck Bros, shoes, N5.000.
 Boston Shoe Company. $15,ooo.
 Manufacturers' Shoe Company, $500.
 Rodgers 6 Krull, jewelerr. s4o,0oo.
 Charles B. Smiths Son, matters, 1000; insurance. $11,000.
 J. T. Johnson & Co.,. opticians, $2, 900.
 Haeth's billiard parlor, $500; insurance, $5,00c.
 English Kitchen. restaurant s1.oOo
 w. D. Gatchen & Co, photograph sup- plies. S2.50o.
 The fire is supposed to have started in tfie scenery on the stage of the theatre. The loss to the tenants of the building will be heavier than ordinarily, owing to the high rate charged for insurance. The underwriters made rate of $3.S5 because Of the construction of the building and because of the fact that it contained a theatre.
 The heavy expense of carrying insur- ance caused the owners to carry as small an amount as they considered safe, and several were unable to place as much as they desired because of the unwillingness Of the insurance companies to handle the risk. -
 There were seven acts on at the Mason ic Theatre this week, and the people pre- senting them lost their effects. Harry Howard, whose home is in Bloomington, Ill.. lost several dogs and monkeys. and the Kaufman troupe Is short fourteen high-priced bicycles. The theatre is own ed by Colonel John D. Hopkins of St. Louis.
 The building, which was erected in 1864, is a total loss. At one time it was the principal theatre of Louisville, and all the famous actors and actresses of the day made their, appearance there. The Ma sonic fraternity recently dedicated a tenn pie at Fourth and Chestnut. and had re- moved all. their effects to their new home.
 The building was owned by Lawrence and Sanders Jones. who had recently ex- pended nearly $l0.000 in Improvements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-21
STAY IN OLD ROAD.
Governor Montague of Virginia
 Gives Advice.

Kansas City. Nov. 2O.-At the annual banquet of the. Commercial Club last night Governor Montague. of Virginia, spoke on "rhe Supremacy and Opportun- ity of the American Republic" He said:
 What will best give American people their best opportunity? We have neg lected largely the old fashioned public highway. No civilization has ever out lived the common road. Our public high ways should no longer remain social and industrial blockade to our people. We want a wider and more practical system of our public school education. Our system is for opportunity to serve We are too prone to make education a short road to leisure. The colored man has seen the white. educated man the only man in his community who did not work. It has been a stumbling block to him.
 Wealth has not made men, but it is the consciousness in men that makes them winners. The American wage earn CT produces twice as much as any other in the world and our captains of indus try would not be such in other countries. The most efficient laborer the world ever knew originated fin the American repub- lie and goes to build up that unihcation of people in patriotism. which is the duty everywhere to stand for all that ia best for the American people"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-21
REYEs's EYES OPENED.
Action United States Was Un-
 known to Colon plans.


 Colon. Nov. 2O.-The Panaman Commie sion came here from Panama this morn ing and boarded the Canada immediately. The Colombians made strong appeals tO the Panamans to re-enter the Colombian Republic, promising them concessions and protection. The Panamans declined ov- erything Some of the Colombians show ed i'll concealed anger, but there was no outbreak, General Reyes favored the most friendly negotiations and the msct- ing passed amicably. At its termination the Panamans and Colombians breakfast ed on the Canada.
 The ColombiGns appeared to be ignorant of the true state of affairs on the 18th mus. particularly of the rapidity of the developments and the friendliness of the protection of the United States. They were informed of the signing of the canal treaty and this morning Governor Me lendcz communicated to them a message he had received from the junta to the effect that the United States guaranteed the sovereignty and independent republic of Panama. These facts opened the Co., lombians' eyes to the truth and affected their attitud" towards the Panamans.
 The conference was continued inform ally until o'clock in the afternoon, when a document was drawn up and signed by all the commissioners, setting forth the details of the conference.
 General Holguin, of the Colombian cem-