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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
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
10
charles II. 9. Morris.
Yuaeh by req lirsd to appeN IN an acton
,nm ncrd agtlurt Y as endant by th"le-
Cobb AZ plaini,ff. ia the Four IA Id ci III r. CT
y nri If he ST tt- Il Nv da. Liao, II q u ty, NJ
he town OF Ptoche, snd answer the complain
her in. whi IA Ale Nth the le,k o. sid
iur wi hi tru davs after the service on You ol
this rumm ms xclusi Oft dAyo tetvicel II
S-rved IN sad 'unty. or twenty DAYS II serv oul
8 I'd @ ry, but vi htu this dis riot, An IN al
ther Cases for y fays. o. ju 'Piunt by dtfadll
will he TAX against you, aecOrihgtI tue prayer
OF 81 complailt
TIE salt action l. brough. to recover ju iRment
against 80 4, tine said frndant aud "a decree Of
tHis Court for the for c ,sufe ofA certain mortgage
des r. bed IN the mpl unt aud executed by the
aaid Iefendaut; ou the 7th day OF January, u.
1896. t. secure the ptymtnt Of a certain promis'
r, note made by him to plain III on the same
day for SIC co. lawful moDey. and interest at the
rate OF one per Mt per m 1uth until pad, tnat
none OF sid note hap been psid, n rauy q toe III
tire thereon save and except the sun Y S2l OA,as
fn de-crb d In saii N lain; tOatS the pre-
mi AS c Jnveye by stti mo tg ge nav bs sJ,d and
ne piooeed4 there applied to the paymsnt o SAID
zoe, and interest and torneys tte' &c
I'd ng to he oui di ion OF laid note N r,gage
IN the c 8 OF this suit For further PARTICULARS
reference 90 the CO np liut on Is hereby ma ie,
AN in sucn proc eds are not u hcicnt to pay 'h-
SAINT 9. then obtain an extcuiio again the said
i.tendaut. Uhas Il. =. NJ 'rri. for the bhttace re
mainiug DUE and also th It tae sal defendant and
al persJas cl lining by through under him IN y
e bar Ell AMI tortclosed OF all righ, title, aiu
| Il equity OF demptton, aud interest IN ana u
VI rtgageI prt mises, aud Tor other aud furthel
| RELIEF.
certified cory OF this complaint attached to I
20 " Of ihtss NhicB is On hle in tile Clerk
iire NJ pio3ae Lincoln OOun y, Nevsdi, il hereb,
! served on you
! ana you sie iercb notified that II you fail Il
| appear and answer the siid omyl int NJ aoiv'
,tqrire the said ntiff will take d. fnlt asains
| ym and -pply TO IN Court for The relief demtnde'
/ the complaint.
lu Testimony Whereof, l. BE j. Sander
have reunto my nani 0fi -iAlly ,tni
! l6 n day oi May, A u, 1903.
BENZ, SANDERS
ATTY Tor Plf.
Dated, June 10, 1905.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07

The Salt Like Daily Heral is the
most readable paper in the inter
mountain country. Every day in
week SIS cents per month, The Sun
day Herald with its magazine section
should be read by every one, $500
per year, 81 90 for six months.
The Semi weekly Heraldt TUESDAY
and Fridays) only $3.50 per year,
with Orange Judd Farmer weekly
Sl.75, Strictly in advance.
Ifit happens, it's in the Herald.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
Secretary No. lG4 W. F. NJ.

Goyernnnt Mt Viii Sue for Mint shortage
lis understood from good auth
or;,v TINT U. s. D Dstrict Attorney
Sardis Summerield has been m
strutcted to begin action against Ex-
Governor j. W. Adams londsmen
for the recovery of the amount oil
the Mint shortage.
Tue amount is SIS 900 and fFac-
zion and Mr.. Adrms bondsmen
were II. NJ. Yerington, T. b, Hickey
and Jacob Klein, the later being
deceas, d.
The action comes somewhat as a
s,rn,ise when it is considered that
no men convicted of the crime
,.ve both served ont eight years sen
,orc4s and are again ut liberty aud
that ,he crime was committed somt
vsars before they were arrested ano
h.fore It was even detect, d.
Friends of the parties who WIN D
vm,le defendants to the ac'io"
brought say that they have no 'eD'
os 10 the results, and that beyoho
a possible annoyance it wall not re
suit seriously.
The testimony at the trials SHOWED
that the shortage occurred oeioi
Mr.. Adams administration ana IL
reasoned that be cannot be heiu re
spousible for shortage that sl,,e' eAl,'e
before be had the Mint,even tho'g
he did execute receipts IN iull
his predecessor in otice.-CarSo
News.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
NOTICE.
In The District Court isof
the Four hJu dioial Gts-
tri, { County Lincoln
State of Nevada.
In the Matter of the Estate Nories = rin'
of Appointed for Prov
Allen CAM bell ing Will.
Deceased.

Notice ia hereby given that James B. Wilson ha
filed n the above named Court q petition praying
FIR the prob rte of the last will and testament o.
allen G. osn pb II. deceased. ard that Mon 'ay the
first day Of Dec, mber A. D. 1902 at ten o'clock A.
NJ. o said " at the Court room In the town OF
ioche, in the County OF Lipcoln Slate of Ntvada,
has heen set for hearing o. I'D petition and the
time ard ace for proving said vii Of Alien @.
Campbell decoased aud for bearing The appl o u ~
o. James wilson FOR the issuance thereon TO him
OF letters Of I'D rnisrAtion. With the will anr ened
at witch time aud pla any person interested may
app ar End show cause why the said petition
should not b, granted,
HI. GOODRICH,
CIert ~ the sh We named DistIict Con I
Dated NV l4th 1902
T. J. Orb Sne,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
Department OF
the Interior.

United States Land Office, Carson
City, Nevadn, June %, 1903.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice
is hereby given that on the 9th. day
of August, 1902, the following town
ship plats will be fled
Township No. N, Range No.
GGE.
Township No. 2 N, Range No.
GS E.
Township No. 3 N Range No
IS E.
Township No. 2 N, Range No.
60 E.
Township No. 8 n, Range No
69E.
Township No. 8 s, Raugt NJ
Csc.
Township No, s Rang, s..
G0E.
Township No. 2S Range No.
60 6. NJ. d. NJ.
/ Parties interested mast file Their
claims within tnrce months from
said date August 6, 1903 to secure
their preferred rights.
Application for entry OF land IN
sud townships will be received
August 5, 1903.
o. Il. Gallup,
| Register.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
Min'ag News Now Ona of the Features
al the Salt Lake Tribune.

M'n'og News Now Ona Of the Features
ot the Salt Lake Tribune.
Among the many improvements
added recently by The Salt Lake
Inpa4e IS the mosi complete reports
obla'atle from the mining camps
Of Utah, Idabo and adjoining States.
The Tribune has reporter in every
mining emp of consequence be-
tween Denver aud the Pacifc Slope.
No one interested in mining in Utah
or Idaho Gun afford to be without the
tribune which is 25 cents week
Ao D...J and Sunday, $1.00 a
month, or 50 year for the Sunday
edition alone. The Semi-Week!y
Tribune, issued on Tuesdays and
Fridays and containing a good sum
mary of the mining aud all other
news, is only $l.50 year.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
Deli QUE t LlsC or oPEtTY FOR TIE
YGA6 1872, LISGoLS OJUNrY, y v.DA.
SECOND IxsTALLMEYr.

Notice is hereby gv4n t5those whom It may con
cern aud to the filowtas nam ID s-onS aud all
. gntrs OF. or claim nts to, the real estate aud m
pr vements thereon, or impruv mems when MS
sese epar Itely, hereiua ter desrrib d, known or
nntu wn. Thtt the taxes for State ana County
PURPOSES for tn year A. y. 1904 essei az ainst
the folio sing des e BET places or parcels Of pro.
p-rty are delinq tent; that ten per cent penalty
and two 80 00l dollsrs, cost NJ adv 'rti4ing ha-
been added in each cas-. an that any piece par.
eel Of prop rty upon which said taxes, pen Ity
and cots sha | remain u paid on.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
coMMuAI. AllaN
searchIignt. Nv. Ial 2s. 1913.

Editor Record;
Dear Sir:
| notice IN your issue nf
July Bird an item inspired by a per
sou who claims tn be- member of
the Selrchlight Miuers Union and
who neing 80 far from tue seat of
trouble doubtless felt that he could
safel, make statements that he
would not be called upon to prove.
she stated that the trouble areas
in tthe first Instance through agitat-
ors who,beionged 70 the Union aud
were not working" He stated a
deliberate lie. The trouble was
forced upon us by the Quartette Co.
through their evident desire to see
how much the Union was willing to
stand for. An order was posted by
this company to tue effect that alter
June 1st all their men at outside
employment would be required to
work more than eight hours per
day. The Union tried hard to have
the order Withdrawn and not until
all else had failed was a strike order
ed aud then since the company was
determined to hive coutlict or
make us submit quietly, we decided
that as the wage-scale had been
burning question ever since the first
mine opened in the camp and seem
ed destined to be so for. some time
to come, we would make the de-
mand for more wages
an settle all at once. IT had to
Q ,me up, men were not being plid
ough wages to exist comfortably
in camp of extremely high prices
No doubt your informant has men
toned what our demand in this line
is and there is no doubt in the
minds of men familiar with condi-
tions tere that they deserve III in
ere Sc il wages The agititors
spoken of by the loyal union man
W re nm overwhelming IN 'rity of
the Uuion and all of them were
woraing men who had ut that time
and usually have employment. 1t
the camp cannot for long time re-
Iver from the set.blck given it by
this strike it is not the miners fault
but don't think people here worry
about that much for tbs reason that
nobody believes it.
Now Mr.. Editor we would very
much like you 10 publish this letter
aud also to give to the public the
name of the individual who made
those statements; other men who
went from here in that direction
may be blamed, but if we can only
fiud out what the name OF our
brother is, he will, sooner or later
be given an opportunity to prove it
all. The Los Angeles H raid ignor-
ed a plain statement of fac sent to
il for publication. The Times OF the
same place bar6s like n rabid dog.
A Denver mining review copies
from your paper the article | refer
to iu this letter and even a writer
in the far away Salt Lake Tribune
does not forget to mention tie
"senseless strike" but has anyone
noticed the manner in which the
"The Searchlight" deals with the
situationP 1t is on the ground and
ought to lnow.
Respectfully,
A. j, Higgins,
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
Dissolution of Co-Part.
nership.

Public Notice is hereby given that ths co part.
uersaip heretofore exis iIg btse,n the uuder.
signed, rsrl f. 'ehad-r, 1. A, johnson aud Fred
NJ. Doak, under the Arm me and style Il schAder
.Joans Dock e mpsny has been dissolved by
IN ltu i consent, The said Fred Doah has re ird
from the firm aud assigned all hts Interests therein
TO the said sohsder aud johnson. who alone are
authorised to eollec and receive the same.
CARL +. SoaADER,
ia. ] lHSs N,
L's Angeles, CAL. lRED Nj. DoAK.
January l6tA. 1903.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
Delinquent Notice.

P'nscA wster and Irrigation Co. Location Of
pla'e Of brsine PanAca
There ara delh quent upon the following def-
eribe stocS cunt OF assessments levied ou
May bnd 1902 md sep 2ad 1879.
The several amounts set opp ,site the names oftho
resp 4otive shareholders as flows.
Name No Shares ANTE
J B Atrh'sou (estatel s x77b
Lawson Atchison S. %
" &. Lea, Estate OF SO IS
md in A"cnd nee with the law an order # the
Boa ~ Dire tors ma lie On 2ud dsy OF sept 1904
muny shares Of ea psrcal of such stock as may be-
nee esiTy will b. sild at the School House. Pan
New, saturday 22nd 1907 at the hour OF clock
D, m.
D m. to pay Delinquent tepsments together with
the costs u Advertising aud expense Of sale
d. j. FlNDLAY,
First Publcaiion Oct nth 1902. Secretary
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
N otioe To Creditors.

In the District Court of the Fourth
judicial District, In and for the
County of Lincoln. State Of
Nevada.
Ia the tier Of the Estate
OF
william 5. 10 lbs, Deceased.
Motto is hereby given that the unde signed has
been ny sppoiuted snd qualified by the istr ct
c1u't Of the Fourth Judi ial District Of the stat,
~ N'vada, IA aud for the County of Lincoln, o.
Admin stratoc OF the estate 1f wm. S, Goibe, dc
ceased
Al creditors hiving claims sglinst said estate
sre rquiret tn il3 the sane with pr Ler vouchers
attached with hs clerk Of said coprt, W hin three
months stger the the hrst publication Of thi.
notice.
TT. o'BaRNF,
Administrator Of TIE Estate NJ ". 5.
Gadbe, Deceased.
Dated Poche, My 4. 1903.
bate of 8. publication Way 9Th 1903.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
Application for Patent.

No eO9
0 9. L,Nr OFFICE. CARSON CITY. NEVADA,
Sept l7th 1909
Notice is hereby piver that The Raymond Ely
wes, Nnue Company. by r. J. o.borns. its Altar.
ney 81 Fac whose postofhoe address IL Phoebe. Lin
cnlu County, vsfs. hss tbs ds filed its Applica.
tio1 for Pa ct for the Lirevads lode mining
LATIN c0r.i.fip0 ~ iFA linsni feet ar weir s, lode
TIE snmmit 10 = being described !. toll Va
o mue' e'as 1t pos No oornsr u the elfi MS
frm VIII b 80 ~ ct on oorber on nor boundary
q seet n, Hns 10 north, isnRe 81 r Mount
Di iblo meridian lesrs 1e ds2 10 min 9l4 feet
diS,sn' .hso running from said corner No 40
deg 80 ,u,b 500 feoy o cor No tbeboo 8 q deg
77 n,n y 1922 II 10 cor No 5 then 70 deg Ss mis
" .sos feet to corner No thence N is deg 81 min
" 1898 feetto corner No being the place Of bo-
ginning. Said cls.m containing . toeai aud nst
area Of l7.7S sores.
To Allispes No Z, lode being described a fol.
lows, Com uencing at post No l e corner Of the
l claim and which Is identiesl with corner No Of
the Alliance No eistm af this survey and from sA1
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07

;votice is her, by given that the undersigned has
hee1 duy appointed api qiiid.db ny the District
j urt Of the Fourth Ju icl'l District ~ tue State
Of Vpvsds, IN and for ihe County Of Lioealn, al
,dripls,r ,tor with the wiz annexed Of he estate
of Alien q. Campbell deceased.
Al cred 'prs wing claims against said estate
qr t.oaes- N'e 'he sane with proper vouch-
ers sched, with the
ala couxt within shss months II e. the
. such claims will
JAMES B. WILSON.
rpe Admit ie'rstor with
fo- sati Ps.a'e The VIII Annexed
t.a' 2ad lopa
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
Monday, July 20th,
At Noon, A. D.
1903.

80 much of each parcel as will pay the amount
Of taxe-, dednqu ncg and costs aIan't 1t, will be
II by ma, a. Cou ity Treasurer and EXC hcio
Tax Receiver of sail 90 Inty of Liuc1l,, at IL
O'Clock 4. o sai1 day, a. the front door of toe
Court Hou-e At he town If Pt ch4, ia said county.
to 1sis'y such OK g. de iLq tency aui '-ts. ssid
sale, will b m Ide subj ct to re tempti'n within
six m ltns .fter sale, by payment OF all th9 sums
ns ,essed ag4iust each pa Get, tg tner wi three
per ceLt per month thereon trlm the dte # sale
until pail. IN accordance with the pr si) is OF
Section of an act Of the leg statue Of tue stat,
Of Neval., spprovei March llth, Sb stitut's
o 1895, Page III.
]. A. NTsBIIT,
County Treasurer and FIX ncio Tax ltee iver Of
Lincoln County, Nevaia
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
ploohe. Iu ,e 10 b. 1909.

Oyer B-PosIassory c'sinsK ofswAf
aT Is R-po~ssoy Il i'm to L a. " Il y
I rs K 6I-p1sses Ir Btn 10 ot 3Ot u ln
2afsw Ii aud lot 4ntswQrs sc8f2ik tt Tax
sI9E pen 20 aiv u to'al 81 II
Tempt Far ton ug Go ,--Pu upInR plant slu ces
and pail itog,F r nyle Bar Hx 10 pea W
adv 400 tJta. S0l o..
ho.d District MOL.
Cox Narths-pus s-e-so clsim TO 81 acres land
on sppl No ll3 ing he u e Y II Se Y aud
Y ot 81, 81 { Is 70-- Es " ctRm to = In
nor of Il Bunaer Jr resii &c N Hnnse willie
Pc essnry ca,m 10 ~ &C 'es ~ lani aoinl re
OF b n ~ yilp, tx It 04 zen inav2 to ~ Sl3 Il
I'm kervilr 0rist MIL l-Pos+ ssory cl i'm to lo
andi ov meutS ~ Ban = II no q as tit
Buoseryilr urlst Mil, tax l2OJ pen ~ adv 2vO
| total $3.50.
Road pistrlc No4.
g pbnaE L. ,s.r4s r. ol,m % 81 acr's of ii
At t hnm bel 6 II uud'vlned IN rnrt tor ntr }
o, ed e. gentry aud - u' u $50 'cr-' "l iann
- tsses. rs claim 10 acres land At 81 Tloiu \
| d Bot. M land b rug on : --po -e.soty
| claim l., 25 tcr laul being 10 : + Wv b
! .-c ~ ho Pi- essIy claim 80 ncfes "i
| Ian unapli Nolilgf n.trg me ar e qtt
~ sec IL 4 II X g., txse. oeu 6'' 4iv y. to''l
! 1874.
| Road Distr Ct No 5.
! Atkins gea- Pos-, ssor, o ate to lot sGH hnp's
| on Van q y lamsr in' 9 splto buasets Ct
I plsce on ~ --p ,s,es>,rs I la - 2st cib -
zero same Or per Up ~ ss4fy clnm o.
/ hor-s "a Ghuech st tss KY US ponse P'ssee-
| ~ i i'm h. lO' Ant mot ne weeu Water s,e 81
N ia II, D.iam west q Lucy Andr ws. tx SIT Il
pen III dg 81, total 81 10.
Bat now-Fe- 81 uple title 10 li9 sc-es Of land
and impts Ia Mea o. lsy Mnsa j0ning sc
h ms ral,h on h. sIutn on P.tsnt 40 o Z; re-
stm1le tltls 10 acres Il land OF eat'rt y l9s
alpg the or ofswgr nd the qtr ot u
atr SEQ Ii "a 81, tax sll'S zen LAB sav - tota
Sl7 10
Caliw II &. J-P sses@o cain 10 l6l acres 0
land an impt4 in Mss 10 y VALLEY sA1h kno N 81
the swen os u mated nile, rOnth d 5, Carson
tax 81 II pen 47c adv % tltAi 81 IS.
Rad District No Q.
Hutton D. 20 ssssorJ ctid Aa;res u and o.
tha 1,ol,rt 40 We miles -ou'h II QlaTtetie mil
t.xSs.ls pen Sic Aiv 81, total s. II.
scftt y Frye-PoSsessory clam to two LOIS a
ip,p,s In Searchlight Kno.n as scott d Fryts
a.. tax $4,000 pen 400 adv 50 total S2A.uo
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
TAxESl TAXES.

Notice Is hereby ven that the Second Install
m mt of state and unity xes for The year l9n',
= e nov dae an pfy BILE. a tn las requiring
tner collection vi be strictly enforced All tsxes
rmi inl unpd on
MONDAY, JUNE | 1903.
will become deln qient aud ten per cent added
thereto.
JAS. NElBIrr, Treasurer.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07
Notice To Creditors
In the Fourth Judicial District Court
Of State Of Nevada in and
for the County of Lincoln.

tn the Matter Of the Estste
OF
Alien o. oamph u,
Deceased.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-08-07

Dated. June 10, 1907.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-16

a strike. Neither have We anything
to do with boycott because we are
against boycotts, but for the coal OPP
orators We desire to make this state
ment or rather correction. In the
communication published certain CUES
tons were asked and the papers com
ment called tor yht on the subject,
an explanation. 10 this end the oper-
ators met yesterday morning and tel
ephoned the Democrat inviting the
management to meet with them and
get their side of the question. The
operators were informed that the
manager would not be down until az
ternoon and the meeting adjourned
until 1870. In the meantime an in
vitation was extended The Herald and
Telegraph representatives to attend
and talk over the matter and get the
operators views. About 2 o'clock the
Democrat manager was communicated
with by phone and invited to the
meeting
The operators inform us that the
manager refused to do so with the
Information that he could be seen AT
Niit me utt'luE
was expressly held for the purpose oil
aging the facts before the newspaper
representatives. just what was asked
n the communication and the paper
The Herald representative attended
and at the conference the operators
made the above statement and added
that as the paper in controversy re-
fused to attend and listen to their side
Of the case then it was useless for
hem to do business with the paper
md each one there and then dlscon-
linued their patronage.
The Herald is exceedingly sorry
hat any strife has arisen al this time
md we certainly deplore hasty action.
II the same time we feel that the
Democrat manager should have re-
sponded to the invitation OF the opera
tors to confer, and We have the word
If each one that this invitation was
extended before they discontinued
business and that an adjournment was
aiken until afternoon in order to give
him an opportunity of being present
md as he refused to treat with them
they refused to do business with the
paper. If this is a wrong statement
If the matter we are willing to be
corrected Tor the correct information
II the public.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-16
REPLY TO THE
CARDS OF TUllEY AND DAY.

Concerning the articles by Day and
rulley in this mornings Democrat the
coal operators were interviewed and
gave out the following statement:
Mr.. Tulley states in this mornings
Democrat that our ads were ordered
out prior to his being notified and
not invited to meeting Of the oper-
itors.' This Is mistake or a mis-
representation. The morning meet
ing was adjourned until l.30 for the
purpose of giving Mr.. Tulley an OPP
oortunity OF attending. Mr.. Day. In
ais card, states that he delivered this
message to Mr.. Tulley. The opera
tors waited until 2;30, and, not hear
Ing from Mr.. TulIey, we called him by
phone and again stated that we would
be glad to see him II he wished any
information from the operators. Mr..
rulley refused to come and In reply
to our Inquiry as to the correctness
of The statements as printed that
morning, stated that he believed their
position was right We then inform
ed him that we could not support a
paper endeavoring to stir up trouble
and ordered the ads out
THE operators stand for those un-
ilterable principles and the right to
manage ones business without die
alton that the Democrat prints daily
AS its policy but comedies the right
10 no one else We would deny no
one the right of publishing his views
over his signature, but we have a
right to expect that before newspapers
endorse such articles they make some
efforts to ascertain the facts. Not
single coal operator has been inter
viewed by Mr.. Tulley or Mr.. Day on
ibis question. Every issue OF the
Democrat contains misstatements OF
the facts concerning the raise In the
price OF coal, all OF which could have
been avoided by inquiring for infor-
nation.
The cost of all classes OF merchan-
iise and produce varies with existing
conditions and prices iuctuate ac-
cordingly. II would be equally as
sensible for the Democrat to under
take to tell every farmer or merchant
hat every time IA price IL raised on
any article they must change the
wages of employees. It Is surprising
how willing some people are TO offer
advice about matters not their own.
Such bids for popularity are well I'M
terstood and fool no one but the au-
rhors."
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-16
CARE OF POULTRY IN WINTER.

Commercial Poultry gives some ex-
cellent suggestions to poutrymen as
follows
Those who raise poultry for eggs
have probably selected the young
stock for winter laying. and they
should be located where they are get
ting all the green food they need,
yet not running over too much area.
After spending all Of the summer
on range Of considerable size, 1t Is a
good plan to bring the pullcts in near
er the house and give them smaller
range. room enough to get plenty OF
exercise. but not enough SO they will
run of the muscle and weight gsined
during the summer. They must not
go into winter quarters fat. but they
should be plump and with enough VI
tally to stand the confinement. II
any are alling separate them from the
rest of the flock; II they are not read
lily cured by simple remedies. kill
them and burn the carcasses. bearing
in mind that one cannot AFFORD to take
an ailing bird into winter quarters.
Provide place for the surplus cock
erels. 30 that they will not trouble
the pullets or hens. and as soon as
they can be put In proper shape sell
them for what they will bring. Be GER
tain. however, the best specimens have
been selected for keeping up the
strain. Use these selected cockerels
for mating with the older hens at
breeding season. and the pullets Of
the past spring mate to = 2-ysas-old
cock"