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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22
CLUB INSISTS ON
MORE STREET LIGHTS
QUEEN ANNE RESIDENTS WISH Better SERVICE m REst.
oEses sEeroN-oPPos1 FOR NEW CITY


The city council was requested 20
90 away with iueandescent lghts
and to substitute ares In sufficient
numbers 20 treble the present
amount Of street light In res
olutlon passed b. the Queen Anne
improvement club last night The
resolution vas introduced by Harry
". elise. he said there was no
reason Why the city should not
Rhundantly light rs streets as soon
a. q began % receive electric cur
rent from IL plant az Cedar falls
Mr. elise considered the l2-candle
power iueAi deseents. which the clty
has placed at its street corners In
the residence sectors. as farce
he thought ares alone should be
used Well lighted streets. De
thought. would BE- ore OF an best
Advertisements which seattle could
receive Another member suggest
cd that the alleys where many
crimes are committed. should also
b. lighted
Councilman Daulton. Who waa
present. explained that Il vas the
intention o. the city authorities 10
materially increase the number ~
--a --.-f=llzIL.i-z---@-.1-l - llaala.4-s-
vii he only a fee weeks 10 d. hts
Intention 10 greatly Increase the
number Of are lights but h. has
net sugKssfed the taklns on5 % the
tneaudeseeuts already ln place STR
baaitor said there would b. 100
o. l.aeA Horsepower % spare aftef
the streets and public huiidlnes
we're lighted he said thar pFac-
tienfiy u.arrnnwrmsnts had vet
teen made Tor private distribution.
The club approved the issuing ~
si45.fsle bonds for a new Jan. but
voted against the $500 600 issue Tor
3 city ball and the $3.50. 600 issue
for an additional site for the lat
ter. i vas the sense 81 the club
that a new hall should be erected
a resolution 10 this effect Vas car
Tied unanimously Objection was
made 60 the purchase o. additional
site. the present one being deemed
sufficient and 20 such a large bond
issue for = hall.
y L. Blaine and Others strongly
fatored the plan % President Gin.
uf the council to sell some Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

~ - hHNt...'..H -H.H HHsHH ~
CHICAGO. oct 81. AZ the ma
1ieuat sumrHisn stands at present
ahr situation may be- summed ~ In
nne ~ two alternative Either
Roosevelt nui he elected rs land
sllas. af ihr Republicans aHd pulit
#aai managers generally are IN foe
Hne - the most HiursndouH letts III
Ehr history ~ politics
As the Eams looks 90 Hooseseif's
managers in Chicago. and siHu 10
many dIaiutefrnivd onioekefs. II the
election wrfr fu take place today.
sire Republicans would carry esafF
state west 90 she AHsahenleH ard
HaffH - The ohio fiFef hY maiaflz
tee lafRsf than ever given - =
ufeHIdsutial candidate. Whatever
mas be sald ~ the east today the
nsat ia 80 safe f0f Roosevelt as n
the election had already been held
There ia aprarcntly uo pafkef aeHfi
meut lu che west The Republicans
ere lmprrgnhbly hifenlhed In
states ihr Minnesota Hnd tbs Ia
kalaa. the managers declare. fha
Roosevelt piuraiitirs viii b fseafd=
breaking
A. H stands uuw Indiana IH no
exception 60 thr fuir that tha SGT
az=#H# ~GsfttH uuf merely fhH Re
porte supplied hy ths republican
managers all aErso that the re-
puhlisan plurality Iu Indiana un
Be- 81 iarsr aH that ~ fUuf ssHHa
akn. even III ID ia NOT larger Tom
FHKrsft h4a been hard Ht aafk and
has au Organization in ths state. bat
the republicans have an nrHaulaas
tian equally hH perfect aud che sem
timrHf 90 ere state b. an their eide
The fepubiiean National man.
aNefH are npt wufyinF about VIE.
cousin Whatever happens fhef are
eauFiured that Roosevelt uIH ct
ths - el9ltors The men nominated
fer elftufH have. with THE sKeeps
ftaH - tNo. elected o. have their
namsH printed ON the IA Eauetfa
flHheH o. b. antiriiatea that the
ether tNo Wni make similar choice
The - Toilette trhst viii stay IL
tie field no matter though the stall
naHf ticket Dr. declared o. BE- ths
regular one. entitled a. The naffs
name ff the - Toilette ticket IL
declared frruinr the Cock ticket VII
hF Withdrawn. IN either event We
eaHslE raiera SAY that the factions
aiH tfy 90 Guido one another in pu
iaK So votes Cos thr Roosevelt elect
ere.
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CAN'T Talk POLITICS

Policemen sill no LONGER b. a..
loved 70 discuss politics promiaeu-
ousiY while ON duty or 10 actively
engage IN political campaigns. n
The orders % Mayor naillnRer IS
sued last uiRht are enforced. The
order torblds the bluscoata from
becoming delegates % partisan con.
tentinna and aoismuly luatrueta
them 20 protect the integrity of the
ballot boz on election day.
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LEVELAND'S
ONLY SPEECH
* PRESIDENT OF rHu STATES ADDRESSES LARGE
rARoNe IN NEW YORK clrY-JosN G CARLISLE ALSO OF.
LINERS AN ELOQUENT ADDRESS

larKe thfenEsof people Ia the Nleln=
its and hundreds of those who as
semhted we're unable To satin ad=
mission In the hall When MI
Cleveland arrived he was Erreted
with laud applause and it was sew
rral minutes before the dcmoustras
tiou ended
The tumult Was not quirtcd until
AR Cleveland arose and commtnes
ed 60 speak tits address. review
lne the political issues OF the day.
was we'll received From demo
cratic standpoint he satisfactorily
disposed of all the leading issues Of
the campaign.
Mr Cleveland was followed hY
Mr. Carlisle aud the remarks 81 tae
- secretary Of the treasury we're
also we'll received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Postmaster Stewart iH ln receipt
uf a letter from David Roseoe Ions.
Of the firm OF W. " Parsons a
Co 81 New York. asking for par
tigulars In regard 90 james Long
the wealthy logger OF Florence. who
died a short time ago The man
thinks he Do "a brother Of the de.
ceased and seeks 20 establish hat
claim
Col " ~ Doolttle and Hon S
Iuaaon viii speak az Eagles hall
Saturday night Col Doahttie is a
prominent republican and has been
IA congress two terms Although
supporting President Roosevelt. he
Is supporting Turner, the democrat
IL candidate for GOVERNOR. stephen
ludsun is democratic nominee for
lieutenant governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

NEW YORK. Oct 90 -GroNtr
Cleveland made his first aud only
speech during the campaign al Car
nestle hall last evening and thou
sands Of people struggled vainly 10
get an entrance Co the building and
hear the y president OF the United
States.
With Mr. Cleveland was John G.
Carlisle. formerly secretary ot the
treasury and he shared With the
ex.president the enth usiasm dis
played at the meeting
The his rally was under the au-
spices ef the Parker and Davis as.
soeiailon organized by the business
men Of New York. and so we'll was
the event advertised that hong be
fore the hall was opened there were
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The last two performance uf The
Cowboy aud the Lady viii b.
EfKeu a. the Seattle thrater lbs the
SsIll company thia afternoon aud
evening The play Del well worth
spelus
Har next weeks attraction hasln=
ming tomorrow afternoon Manager
Howe VII present stuart Robson s
EfUat success 1.-THE Henrietta. This
VIII be deliberately staged and cast
"a the mH strength OF the well bal
aueel aud talented Nelll company
Geurne stuart Christie the hand
some Juvenile man. VIII hprear as
neftIe the Lamb James Nvlll rs
old Nick Van Assigns ANA Blythe
Chapman az the dhshing widow up
dyke. IN which character she VIII
exhibit some handsome gowns
HAwKsuAw THE DETECTIVE
After thIa evenings final pfsacHs
tatHuu ~ Ten Nights iu naf
Haam.= the Wieiemsnn company at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22
MA&ERC
LINK FIR ZMJZM
WESTERN LEADERS TIA THEIR SECTION is sAFE AND
ARE CALMLY WAITING rsG GLEcrloN-wlLl THERE
s1 a RUDE AwAk1nlsef-rA FAIRBANKS CAN oET orr A
JOKE


find Sc unnecessary % make suHtieH
The solemn ar Fairbanks has In
auiFsd In hu sHismpnf JOKE
Jim Tawney tells about h. If ae=
eamusuisd Fairbanks GA hiH special
through Minnesota A. Mlnuna Mr
Fairbanks stepped from hia ear g.
an satemporiH.d platform "a hIeh had
been firFel 40 on fat eaE Look 2
ING at the flat taf ST. FalfhHHha
sald r have fclt some little hesi=
tatiuu about addrrssins fau from
this platform % reminds ne fea
aifunFiy of the democratic platform
IL ia here today and God knows
where it VIII o. Tomorrow
IL b. now finally and officially an
uuunted that there ulH BE- 30 demo
cratic headquartrrH opened in chi
eaFn Chairman Thomas TaaHaft is
e. spend considerable time iu In
diane polls. and wtii direct the IN
diana state campaign ffEm there
Whatever ia dome Sea other western
states VIII be- done through fhe tafi-
oua state committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

AmouF thc younger aet suits made
from the Scotch novelties are com
inr more and more into favor. The
piaid ia seldom made up without a
Feat uf yoke ~ plain material
sometimes thla material is white
sometimes BE- matches the most se-
we're tone in the plaid Win the
early STYLES comes the promise of
the oh frNFres. The sleeve has the
extensive ruff which 81 relieved al
9aYa hy fali 10 lace either urau
coat co. gown sleeve. The Napoleon
haf iH mot new.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Al THE ruEArERs THE
COMING WEEK.

Seattle Thrhtyr 'Thr Hen
= rieiia. Nrul company all week
beginning SUNDAY afternoon
Altuaur "tlhWkshuv. the
Detective Wlodymnuu com
rHuY
u8ud rhe county chair
. man.H ffem sunday uiEht To-
Wednesday night inclusive.
= and FLORENCE Roberts Boz rgrer=
= toIfe. beginning Thursday
nInHt
IhIGd Avenue Tho Fatal
WedduK. atl week. beginning
sunday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Two yaudsvlll, aets that arc ere
HtIun sensations HflusH tie #Hiff
are Colonel uHfdrtsTffH HhaHlHHH
aud Tfubb'H iuEFlinH HHrHsFeuF g
leading feat iH dlafoblHH NamHH#
ans bullet knocks oft haf hit HH=
other releases the nHtauIHHH Of her
arera cloak and another ef hef
gown. until ut uat she stand q II
gHamlan Truba iuREieH CANNON
balls. shells uud guns aHd halHnseH
d sentry box. with sentinel inside. an
hts chin. while hoidinH aut two
SHELLS. Trabu Wlil come 90 THE eaau#
Try soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

ediea 10 visit Seattle. The cast VIII
include Theodore Roberts. George
Thatcher james Bradbury. william
lamp. afaee Romuino and Florida
kingsley There win be- matinee
on Wednesday.
Florence Roberts VIII, on Thurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Della Fut nud the musical COMEDY
afhe Wet Point Cadet have gone
Ia the shelf The comedy eHa knl
Har aud without point Hud Islla
eaa too zoe tu interest the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Into the best quality mems under
wear shown in Seattle The prices
are reasonable viii please you. ,
y Brooks a Co. 1891 End ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

day evening of nest week. herln "A
weeks engagement nt the Grand.
Hrena uf the ntfhvrNiilrH Viii he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Mansfield hns received a uHuaia=
ton af 10 Morte citilr HH italian
tIaaai, thHi uuH one nf ieWaHHa
aaItuIH most popular phys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

enc vaudeville thehirt In faIlH
announce tb' iouftt 81 each act
aua London tbeHtefH ttepfnht
curtain contains a diagram SHOW me
.HffH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

her aa o. NJ Powers. but San Fran-
cisco recalls her best aa one 81 the
reHi features ~ King Dodo she
plays the part ~ the English mald.
aud With touch ana atyie aud "A
smile like pearls ln coral And she
sings. To not. on This account alone.
mistake san Toy Tor comic opera
Il r.. assure YOU. nothing more for.
midahle than smart musical comedy
after the manner ~ George I'd
Wardes aud AuEuatln DAILY. hut
Miss Mckinney does sing lust
few birdie notes. so That you may
know her voice Htiil is there. The
beat single episode IN tho piece H.
whom Miss Mckinney sings Rhada
and Her ruRodn' ~ d. irresistible.
II Is real musical comedy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Aau lee WIZARDS wretehed piefs
of business in the muapealnhle
lin Bludho performance which
would have made an amateur eauH
Try barn company blush GlitterinH
Gloria holds the record fuf falling
a. deliver the goods for the fancy
prices paid by tby long suffering
public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

played until Saturday night. aud
Marta - the Low lands viii aNeu
SUNDAY night and CLOSE the sue.Ee-
HenH Miss Roberts brings liahhft
HaHnarth ha her irading man ana q
har old company tuCiua Henasr=
san. Louise Royce. William Yefaaee.
Lillian AfmHhy ollie cooper and
others uiil return The sate u
arats faf both productions viii upsn
next Tuesday.
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ing the world with hiH nWu com
pany. 80 ln now 700 south Afrea
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III III oH0p 70 beEf
e'alI aud see our STYLES ana auaH-
ties fhats all we ark o. y
Brooks 4 co. 1891 2nd ave 80
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AHDtRS0 DISMISSED

Charles Anderson. who was shot
aud wounded a few weeks ago b.
Detective Lame. thinking him h. -
a haEElaf vas discharged nom ela.
to.iY l. Justice Gordon fhla otter.
noon
The court held that lane We
justified III shooting Anderson. b.
FieW u the htters suspicious nee
tiona and refusal % submit ~ af-
rest. but stated that tha evidence
vas not strong enough O. hold the
defendant for attempted burglar
\ eieFeriy made apurious 400
bill which was picked ue
IN The aisle - coach oa d grasf
northern train Is % brakeman. has
been turned over 90 Captain gau
Who pronounced lt one nf the nest.
est jobs set pat up The bHi how.
ever. Waa incomplete. na t vac
printed only on one side ~ the
paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

Nafsaret Mckinney. whose daiutT
nile feet recently tripp~d ths tnaftfa
~ The GRAND has danced ami sung
Zee say iuta tho Euud Efaeea ~ tbs
san Efaueiarn critics tNeu Ashton
stevens. the evening dress apeeiai=
laf. uha aelis his rompouH opinions
"a the Examiner has permitted him
self 10 approve ~ her SUNDAY nlght
hs sHe her in San Toy aud On
ManaaE dIscouraed Boz the Examiner
Ha follows
plate fhaf NafEHrrf knows be- haal=
neaaz san Toy b. almost as cid 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

the AlHasar uilf turn See attention 70
another ald-tims nYofifr Hawk
shs e the Detective" ur The TICKET
u Leave Man The play has not
been seen here in more than a DE-
eads. The STORY b. ~ the life 81 an
unaaphisiieated country lad - ha
aaes - I.andon aud fails into the
hands 81 dtsrcputshir people ua Is
mdaeea hY them % pass counterfeit
bills ard IL arrested and made to
serve a term in Portsmouth, prison
Released. BE- is again pursued rs
che eunapiraturH nnd reduced 10
Poverty aud almost srif-destfues
ton.
THE COUNTY CHAfHMAN.
Tonight the last resformanes 81
aillteflnK Gloria viii D. given Hf
The Grand Tomorrow uiEht and
uHtll next "Wednesday night The
county Chairman" viii be- presented
aa the fret ~ the George Ads eamz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

From this dists,.ce the situation
IN the east looks ycry different from
the one Iu the vest There B. 10th
Ing 10 thls part Of the county re-
aemullnE ihe hot iocal nFht ia the
Empirr state. and hardly the eehoea
Preach chicago Co disturb The eternal
republican calm. Norurta that the
hetilnF odds are even that New
York viii Eo Tor Parker are received
E Hifh some Incredibly. mixed With
more indifference A. nmY Masan
eHid when be- drlfed in from Aiia.
I SQUIRT let them have New york IT.
they want lt so bad we don't need
IN And Do added that the republic
ans aete NoinE Co carry Missouri
anyway. and some people Thought
D. Wis making Joke. Hut this
time be wasn't Mason went 10 the
show me state and has been do
/ luR some Rrc1t campaigning there.
/ II the reports are Co believed us
says be has been scattering seeds
Of kindness among the uBsu dem
eefats. This is the sort 81 thing he
gives them
You folks have been hunsaeH
You went 20 ~ Louis hurrahina for
HfYan. yelling ana throwing your
hat into the uir. ana before your hat
came down they had changed The
principles ~ your party and put
bryan on the shelf"
Then he tells them how they can
get even. Tho story Of the reason
Why Missouri De- likely Co 30 reruhz
iienu rs rather long and eompII
Gated one but vs. hon u has been told
1t r. rather convincing
-=s
Hut neither Missouri nor New
York ate essential Go the election Of
Roosevelt. and thnt a. the reason
why there is au uir OF calm uaauf.
auee ~ the western headquarters
New York iH The firing line. hut
Chicago De- the citadel and the base
at supplies. Tho Roosevelt forces
are holding the fort in the west. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

the FATAL WEDDING
Tonight The Hiiis ~ california
sill finish ifs engagement &c ths
Third Avenue. Tomorrow aftsfunuu
The fafal Wedding viii open faf
Sc HEHH
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"Glittehng Gloria" one Of the
worst humbugs yet falated upan
the local theator- going public.
leaves town tonight. for which
favor let us ali be- thankful. Save
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-22

uanlsl ismhmnn haa otiaInad the
American rights az rinefaH ueN
comedy "fhs wife ThHt Never
smiled. London papers Say 1t Is
HfiHAH Boa places. in ausatI snHhle
HHfa lH others and that while Il
may be- suctcssfiI Cor seaaan. it
his 40 permanent value.
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James k Hactrt will open lu
rbe cfosaiur Boo Washington No
femhrr sri
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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-04-23

John MeKane, Complainant,
VS..
John M. Burke. Paul CASTOR,
Watson b.. Rulon, David w.
Dicky, james S. S%pillman
and Home Trust Company, a
corporation, Respondents.
Upon motion Of Key Pittman, Counsel for John
McKane, the above named Complainant, and 1t
appearing to the Court that the defendants John
M. Burke, Paul CASTOR, Watson Is. Rulon, David
w. Dicky, James S Spillman, and Home Trust
Company, a corporation, are not Inhabitants OF
nor are found within this district, nor have vol.
unfairly entered their appearance herein, and
that personal service upon the above named
de- endants is not practicable, it Is hereby or
dered that the above named defendants, each
and all Of them, appear, plead, answer or demur
to the said bill of complaint, filed by the COM
plainant herein, by the 9th DAY Of June, 1904,
and In default thereof, that the court will pro
coed to the hearing and adjudication of said
suit: and that this order be published in a news
paper Of general circulation, to.wit, the Tono-
pah BONANZA, a newspaper OF general circula-
tion in Tonopah, Nye County, Nevada, once o
week for six consecutive weeks,
THOMAS +. HAWLEY,
Judge
Dated March Both, 1904.
First publication April o, 1904. 6w
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SUBPOENA.

THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
L STATES. NINTH CIRCUIT, DISTRICT
OF
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Ray & O'Brien Gold Mining Company will be
held at the office OF the Secretary, in Tonopah,
Nye County, Nevada, on Monday, April Is, 1904,
for the purpose of electing directors and for the
transaction of such other business as may come
before the meeting.
j. L. BUTLER, President.
BY j. p. BRISSELL, Secretary.
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NOTICE..

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
NEVADA IN ANDFOR THE COUNTY OF
NYE.
of
George Lewis, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given that the petition Of
Martha c. Lewis, administrator OF the estate
Of George Lewis. deceased, for settlement OF ae-
count and final distribut ion OF said estate has
been filed and the ID day OF May. 1904. at 10
O'Clock a. m. at the Court room Il said Court.
has been appointed for the hearing thereof, at
which time any person interested in said estate
may appear and file his, her or their exceptions,
in writing, to said petition and contest the
same.
MARTHA c. LEWIS,
Administrator of said Estate.
Tonopah, April IS, lgO4-3t
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Notice Of POstpOnement.

BELMONT, New. April z, 1904,
Pursuant to an order issued by Hon. Peter
Breen, Judge OF the Third Judicial District
Court OF the State Of Nevada in and for Nye
notice is hereby given that the term Of
court heretofore set for April 18th, 1904, is post
poned till Monday, the second day Of May, 1904,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. of said last named
day.
Attest my hand and the seal Of said court this
18th day of April, 1904.
TsEALl w. ENGER,
Clerk OF said Court.
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NOTICE TO CONSUMERS.

EROM N AFTER THIS DAY ALL
Il Water supplied to Consumers through pipes
OF the Crystal Water Company, will be charged
to the particular person or establishment In
whose name the pipe connection iSmade, and
any consumer who shall give or furnish water,
either gratuitously or for psy, TO any person, or
for any purpose, other than aged upon with the
Company. shall at once be deprived of the pipe
connection whose privileges have been abused.
A charge of Five Dollars will be made to con.
sumers for restoring each pipe connection,
CRYSTAL WATER COMPANY.
April 9th, 1904.
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Nay Makes Denial.

John E. Nay has called upon US
and denies ia toto that he was with
Kendall when be had his first fist
fight with Sharp. He also says that
he did not tell Kendall that he would
help him clean up Sharp" Mr..
Nay says he never suggested going
to Sharp's camp and that his every
act was that OF a ~peacemaker and
was bending every effort to settle
differences. He knew nothing of the
shooting until nine o'clock the next
morning. In justice to Mr.. Nay the
BONANZA is glad to publish his state
ment.
Just received a fall and winter
line of suitings. Have a suit made
at home TO fit. E. Marks & Co. z
Subscribe for the BONANZA
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND
FINAL DISTRIBUTION.
TN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
i COURT. STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF NYE.

il COURT. STATE OF NEVADA IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF NYE,
In the matter of the Estate Oft
r. NJ. Chrysler, deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that Thomas Tate, ad.
ministrator Of the estate Of II, M. Chrysler, de.
ceased, has filed in said court for settlement a
final account OF his administrator of said
estate, together with q petition for flnal distri-
button thereof; and that Tuesday, the 18th day
OF April, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m at the court
room of said court, in Belmont, Nye county,
Nevada, has been appointed for the settlement
of said account and the hearing OF said petition.
at which time and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and file exceptions in
writing TO said account or contest the distrlbu-
tion OF said estate.
PETER BREEN,
Judge of Third Judicial District.
WIN. ENGER, Clerk OF Nye County and
Ex-ofhcio Clerk Of the above en-.
titled court.
Date Of first publication March IL, 1901.