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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-04-07

Mrs. j. G. Brown arrived Sunday
night and will hereafter reside in
Phoebe. Mr. Brown purchased the
Frank Donohue house and is having
the building repaired and papered
and painted.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-04-07
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSION TO
UTAH AND NEVADA.

Have your friends come to Utah
and Nevada.
Homeseekers tickets on sale by
Eastern lines via Salt Laks City to
points on the SALT LAKE ROUTE
and San Pete Valley Railway, Jan
uary Bird and l7th, February 7th and
21st., March 7th. aud Dist and
April 4th. and 18th, 1905, with stop
over privileges in Utah and Nevada
See any Agent SALT LAKE
ROUTE, or address,
j. l.. MooR,
District Passenger Agent,
Salt Lake City, Utah
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-04-07

l, H. J. Goodrich, County Clerk and EI-oihci'
Clerk Of the Board Of County
commissioners Of lincoln County, State OF Nevada
reby certify the foregoing to be true aud eorrec
list Of c'aims AGAINST said county allowed by sale
Board on the above date,
J.H. GOODRICH,
Clerk of sad Board
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-04-07
CaIiente Items.

duy en- route to the county seat.
Several Colorado men outftted
here during the week for Goldreed
and Bull Frog
Orlando Evengalisti departed for
his old home in Italy to make
short visit with his family
Deputy Sheriff John Monahan
took two prisoners from the Vegas
to Phoebe during the week.
Mrs. A. w. Scott and maid came
in on Fridays train and took an
extra to Phoebe the following day.
N. E. Alley, who arrived from
Butts CITY a couple of weeks ago, is
slowly recovering from siege OF
rheumatism.
Editor Hose of the Express has
under cous ruction modern resi-
dence on Denton Heights. Our
town is gradually growing
Everybody is preparing for the
4lh of July and we will surely have
big time. In this case the old
saying is true. that the "Early bird
catches the worn."
Commissioners Baldwin and Cor
don were passengers on Sundays
stage on their way to Phoebe for
the purpose of attending the meet
ing of the Board.
Justice Lee is putting up fine
residence on Denton Heights, in the
rear of his office, and when finished
will be credit to town twice the
size of our city.
Joseph Bryant, who has been
prospecting in Freiberg the past
winter, returned on Mondays stage
Joe speaks in glowing terms of
that section Of the country.
Word was received here Sunday
of the death Of Chas Elliott at Suit
lake, from an attack of congestion
of the lungs. Mrs Elliott came over
from Delamar en- route to the city to
attend the funeral of her son.
Hon. j. A. Denton's new hotel is
completed aud furnished and is one
OF the finest hotels in the county,
the dining room being "a by AZ,
one of the largest dining rooms OF
any hotel in Lincoln county.
The shovel plow owned by the U
@. Co., was shipped to Idaho during
the week. 1t is stated they have
completed their contract and will
shortly ship all of their outfits to
Idaho, where they secured a con-
tract on the government canal.
Through the get-up OF our bus
iness men Caliente viii have school
until the first of June, making a
nioe-months term of school. The
Business men and the Commercial
Club deserve great credit for the
energy taken in school matters.
After an absence of sixteen months
in Tonopah and other mining camps
John Hawley returned to our city
from Goldreed last Saturday, and
will enter in business on Main street
He speaks in glowing terms OF Bul
Frog, but states business there Is
overdone.
A quiet wedding took place on
the 30th at the residence OF Mayor
Culverwell, when MISS JENNIE
Mcbride and James Smith were
united in the holy bonds OF matrl
mony by Justice Lee. Tue writer
extends hearty congratulations tt
newly welded couple.
An orchestra was organized II
our city a few evenings ago ant
they are prepared to furnish nus
for all occasions in any place IN tn
county at reasonable prices. IN
name of the orchestra is Taylor
Denton's. Anyone wishing goo
music for ball will do well to dro'
them letter.
Governor Sparks has named Fr
Jov Anr;l Dist. MS Arbor Day.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-04-07
Sheriff Sale.
In the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State
of Nevada, in and for
the County of
Lincoln.

George Moody, Plaintiff,
VS..
O. A. Short, r. W Elliott r. NJ. Johnson and the
shawmut Nevada Mining b Milling Company.
DESCENDANTS,
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-04-07
Notice To Creditors
In the Fourth judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada in and
for the County of Lincoln,
In the Matter OF the Estate !
of
A T. Page, J
Deceased

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned have
been duly appointed and qualified by the
Fourth Judicial District Court OF the State
Of Nevada, in and for the County Of lincoln, as
the E1ecutrix OF the last will and Testament Of
7. Page, deceased.
All creditors having claims against said estate
are required to hle the same, with proper vouch-
ers and statutory afadavits attached, with the
Clerk OF said Court within three months Of the
FIRST publication Of this notice, such claim will
be barred.
Dated and published for the Arst time Feb.
i7th 1908.
MRS ROSA PAGE,
Benz Sanders, EKecutrix
Atty for said Estate
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-04-07
Notice To Creditor
In the District Court of the Fourth
judicial District, In and for the
County of Lincoln, State of
Nevada.
In thu Maftar NJ fha Estata


OF
Hong Buck Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the under signed has
been duly appointed and qualified by the District
Court OF the Fourth Judicial District OF the State
Of Nevada, 10 and for the County Of Lincoln, az
Administrator Of the estate of Hong Book.
deceased,
All creditors having claims against said estate
are required to file the same, with proper vouchers
and statutory hfidayits attached, with
the Clerk OF said court within three
months after the Hrst publication Of this
notice, or such claim will be barred.
Dated and published for the Arst time February
10th, 1905.
HANG CHUNG LUNG,
BENZ SANDERS. Administrator.
Attorney for said Estate.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20
Dies at Bundy.

Mrs. Anna Buchanan, aged AZ
years, died NJ 3nday morning at
Bundy. after an illness Of over
two weeks with peritonitis. Prev
,ious to her illness Mrs. Buchanan
was employed as cook in one Of
the Werden Lumber Co. camps.
a daughter twenty years Of age,
Survives her. The remains were
prepared for burial by undertaken
F. A. Hildebrand Of this city, and
were shipped to Manton, Mich,
her former home, where intefment
was made. New North.
The deceased was Mrs. Jonas
Radcliffe's mother, and has many
acquaintance here who will no
doubt be surprised to learn of her
death,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20

OCCASIONAL IN ole o Ger
ners OF town. purs n ener-
ally hear a lit le talk oring
politi s. already. Some ,tearly
this year, Ell.
Claim agent White of the North
western railroad, vas in tn CITY
thursday investigating ,h- Thom-
son accident of last Wee6
= Mat. Scheribel filed If fine
morse for 'hn Green M nday
nlght and number 27, held by
Charles olattery won tue horse.
VIII Donahue The passenger
Drakesman, is again on his regul II
run through mere, after weeks
lay off, visiting at MS home in
Amigo.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20
Have Reorganized.

The Ladies Aid society, Of ST.
Peters Catholic church was re-or-
gained Sunday last, and the fol
lowing officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Pres dent, Mrs.
S. w. Smith; Secretary, Miss Em-
ma Robida; Treasurer, Miss Lena.
Cavner. The FIST meeting of the
society was held yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. John
Dusault, on Main street, and was
attended by large number who
at previous times have taken a
great interest IN the noble work Of
the society. Before the close Of
the meeting light refreshments
were served and those present re
port having spent a most delight
full afternoon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20
Bank in a Furnishing Condition.

In another co una of this issue
will be found the monthly report
OF the financial con tition OF the
State Bank OF Eagle River, which
show that it is in a most healthy
and strong condition, and stands
at the head of the line with other
state banks. The patrons of the
bank always receive the most cour-
teous treatment at the hands OF
the ever pleasant cashier A.
McKenzie.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20
NFW ENTERPRISE.
Manufacture of Concrete Building Blocks
In Eagle FLYER.

more durable building than brick
is admitted by everyone who in
the past has had anything to do
with concrete. The government
of the United States and the bio,
railway companies have begun to
use it i'll all of their substantial
works. 1t has proven to be bet
ter than stones for bridges and
Notifications and as it is more
durable for those purposes it GER
tainly should be. for buildings.
Chimneys can also be erected
with these blocks, and concrete
chimney is practically sndistruct-
able, as they become harder and
better the longer they stand,
while the life Of brick when ex-
posed to the weather is not to ex-
ceed ten years.
Anyone, who as yet has not had
an opportunity to inspect the con
crete building blocks, should do
so at their earliest convenience.
When Mr.. Roderick builds his
contemplated new buildings Of the
above described building blocks,
il will be the finest looking bust
ness place III town, and his exam
pie will no doubt be followed by
many of our business men.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20

iigs reels and hornpipes are given
in the genuine characteristic style.
His wonderful tricks, and mimi
cry of the human voice, bird calls,
ETC., are never failing source OF
surprise and delight.
All Of this varied program Will
be given to you at the opera
house, Saturday night, Jan. 2oth'
at eight o clock. And listen TO
the price children admitted for
Is cents and adults for % cents
Everybody spread the word
around, and everybody come, Iof
we want the house full, full TO
OVERLOOKING. 1t will encourage
the speaker, and also the commit
tee, who will have to put their
hands into their pockets to MAKE
up the deficiency, if you don I
come out.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20
A New Organization.

The R. A. Club. social organ
ization, has been formed, with :
G. Mcintyre, Pres. Ed. Iaeau !
Vice-Pres., and Sec. The Cluo
me IS every evening at 7 O'Clock a
Fred McIntyre's store. All Wish.
ing TO join are requested to meee
at the store, charter members tree.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20
, ''''''riog Slowly

sAs 5 ,>r S ) Of Three Lakes,
= line n.,. 1a'' Sefously ill for
'aq. r5 @'' J.. and whose life at
saoag pi,s p.sPalred of IS get
a,s,, =, Dr. Neville. and will m;Il
10 be out again.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20
Personal and Local.
Moose cigar /. lealers.

Hartly Nc il Mt Saturday
AND Sunday at II key.
frank Gar,et t Wednesday
at Rhinelander oa.iness
IFsed Morey we'd a heavy
team from Anff4a ais morning
W. H. Nleho ~ down from
Conover Iuese ga. q tween trains.
InJohn Gud ga .- a business
trip to Rhinelan Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. a s was down
from iwln LAX 4esday shop
ping.
c. A. Phelps If Grand Rapids,
Mich, spent w nesday in our
city.
Daniel Graham transacted bust
mes down the hoe the first of the
week.
CHARLES Slatters was down from
Bessemer an1 spent Sunday with
his family.
E. D Stewart spent the past
week at th- camps near Mercer
selling watches
d. Z. Rlordan Of Port Washing
ton, catered to ne dry goods
trade here Mondae.
LOST-A Gad Cross Watch
Fob. Finder return to this office
a9d receive reward.
~ Sheriff Hanson .leturned We'd
nesday from a BUSINESS trip at
Minocqua an M rcer.
Mrs Henry fI0vtett was down
from Conover Thursday visiting
friends between 81 st8s
Mrs, C. A. Maly was up from
/ Monlco Wednesday, visiting with
friends between tatns.
D. f. Riordan returned to Mad
lison Monday afternoon, after a
short visit with his family.
Mrs. Nat Kr snler wesat up to
/ Rummels last SltaIday for a visit
with Mrs George Stlinmetz.
Banker A. smrh, Of Crandon
transacted bustn ~ Ia our city
| Wednesday and hufsday.
Arthur Chapp e, Of Oshkosh.
represented hs alPcnter Il Cook
/ OK here ths first Of the week.
w CHARLES Church, of Chieago,
was the CUES hrs friend, Frank
3 ardsley Tue day and Wednes-
| day.
Adin r. Bardeen was up from
EWausau Wednc day taking orders
/ for his celebrated "Knickerbock-
Ier" cigars.
/ Mrs. Geo ge St. Louis spent
Wednesday at Amigo where she
!attended the funeral Of Mrs Mary
! MeClusky. IL
" f. w. Mclntvre has named NJ
hotel The "Gonm5rciai, and ne IS
Ibeing well patfonized by the trav-
cling public,
Jacob Schaster, the shoe maker
at Vim. Persohn,s spent Saturday
/ and Sunday with his cousin at
/ Rhinelander. -
4 frank Murphy is now holIhg
| The Editorial chair at the News
loA1ce. Success to Neighbor Muir
nhv is our wish.
Rev. John Deiung was otter
from Rhinelander Sunday and
held services at the German Luth7z
eran church. n
|. B. Rogers departed Tuesday
| for Iron Mountain and other u,
per Michigan points, soliciting OF
ders for clothing
The Review extends its sympa-
thy to Editor Lampart OF the ON
ahawk. who mourns the recent
death Of his mother.
Rev. Geo. M. Babcock was over
| from Rhinelander Thursday ana
lheld Episcopal services at the
Mission in the evening
At an adjourned meeting OF the
Modern Woodman lodge MONDAY
n,oht, the new. officers for the en-
suing year were installed.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S.anke Of
Wausau, arrived IN Eagle RIVER
saturday last to spend few weeks
wishing among relatives.
| flames Lawler returned Monday
from a trip in the woods looking
over land for the Home Invest
ment Company of Ashland.
1ohn WooIworth, of Hackley,.
sronred off here Tuesday on his
way home from Rhinelander,
locking for new
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-14
srRANeE pIscovERY AZ sEA.
Steamship Goes Through Miles of De.
bris Nine Feet Thick.

San Francisco, Feb. 1.-THE Pacific
Mail steamer City of Panama, which
sailed from this port on Jan. Fl for
ports on the Central American coast,
had strange experience, news Of
which has just been received here by
mail from Acapulco. Through miles OF
sea covered thickly with masses Of veg
citation, tree trunks and the careasses
Of dead animals, the steamer sailed, the
debris at times being 50 thick that ner
progress was impcded. Some of the
trees were five and six feet in diameter,
and the dead animals were of all de-
scriptions. The debris was encounter
ed on Jan. %, in latitude 1858 North
and longitude l00.29 West. The stuff
was eight or nine feet thick. The Off
GERS Of the vessel We're unable to ex-
plain the strange condition, and when
they arrived at Acapulco no light was
thrown on the subject II is supposed
that the floating mass of debris was
cast up on the waters by some gigan-
SIC volcanic eruption on the Central
American coast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-14
NONE TOO SOON
Nantucket's Relief Sunday Between
Two Cold Waves.

Two Cold Waves.
Woods Hole, Feb. 1s-Capt. wild OF
the revenue tug Maekinac made his
dash to relieve ice-bound Nantucket in
the nick Of time, as within two hours
after his arrival at Woods Hole, last
evening, bowling southeast gale be-
gan raging and continued all night.
This morning the wind shifted to
northeast with drop in the temporal
ture. Vineyard Sound is today a white
mass Of broken ice cakes, and from Mob
ska Point no clear water can be seen
from Gay Head to Suceanessett, con
dition never before observed.
Buzzard's Bay still presents an I'm.
broken stretch of snow-coyered ice, al
though the rain and fog of the early
morning have resulted in softening the
ice considerably.
OFF Nobska is an unknown three
masted schooner, which has four an
chors down, but il is doubtful If she
viii be able to hold at her anchor.
age when the tide turns westward
The steamer Uncatena was unable to
get away from her dock this morning,
and the indications are that the har-
bors viii be frozen up solidly within
the next "a hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-14
WOMEN
AROUSED
Limited Marriage Bill in Col
OradO Legislature
PROPOSES GREAT CHANGES
Provides for Three Years Minimum
Marriage, After Which Each Party
Is at Liberty to Choose
Again.
PROPOSES GREAT CHANGES

Denver, Col, Feb. IA. Representative
Townsend has introduced in the legis-
lature limited marriage bill, and the
club women Of Denver have called upon
their sisters throughout the state to
join them in an effort to kill it. The
most interesting sections Of the measure
follow.
Section 1-All marriages hereafter
contracted shall be BY written contract,
entered into and witnessed before a
county Judge, notary public or justice
of the peace, in the presence of two wit
nesses.
Sec. Previous to appearing before
such officer for the signing Of said con
tract Of marriage a license shall be OBJ
tanned BY the parties to such contract
specifying the length Of the terms Of
such contract.
Sec. 5--lf said contract Is for lin
tied term, ii must not be for less than
three years nor more than ten years.
Sec. 6Should the parties to such
marriage contract decide to have any
additional ceremony performed before
clergyman, it is permitted and al
lowed.
Sec. TIL, after six months Of any
limited marriage contract have expired,
should said parties desire, they may APP
pear before the said officer, if alive and
in Office, and II not before any other
proper officer, and, delivering up the
limited contract aforesaid, may make
another and new contract, and which
shall in all cases be contract for life,
and not for another term Of years.
Sec. 9--Such contract may specify
which one Of said contracting parties
shall be the head Of the proposed fam
lily.
Sec. i0Said contract may contain
an agreement as to any property which
is in possession of either party, whether
it shall continue to be held as private
property or to be put into common
stock, and if said marriage contract
be for limited time, how 1t shall Be
distributed at its termination; also
which Of said parties shall take and
hold possession Of any children who
may be living at such period, to wit,
the termination Of said marriage con.
tract
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-14
FINDS ORE AT RISK
OF HIS OWN LIFE
Guide Takes a Lucky Tumble Down
the Mountain and Discow~
ers Wealth.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. ~. Wldle
clinging for life TO a manzxnita bush
on the verge of a five hundred feot
precipice to which he had fallen, snd
kicking desperately sor hold in 4he
crunbiing rock, Daniel +, Camp disoov.
cred ledge Of copper ore which 'ex-
perts pronoance bonanza
CSuntp, who lives in LorSlsburg, had
conducted q hunting party TO Browns
FLATS in the mountains twenty miles
north of here.
Alone he tried a short eat on the ro-
turn trip TO show his companions it
could be done.
Instead of emerging on the trail and
meeting the party where he expected
GHmp suddenly found himself on a steep
mountain side. a bowlder turned under
! him and he slid and rolled down thirty
yards, landing cut and bruised in the
| brush on the edge of an abyss, within
an inch of death. His shouts attract
ed the other hunters after long time
and it took them nearly day to rescue
him from the fearful position.
WHEN Lthei uCNH WIN Lopeo ANilfI
had samples Of orc which local assayers
find runs $50 ION copper, $40 gold
and $3 silver
The ledge from which be took it at
the risk of his life measured several
yards an the surface, and capitalists
will push extensive development. The
strike is in the forest reserve at The
head Of Live Oak Canyon, where scores
OF prospeetors have labored
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-14
SAVED BY
SHOPMATE
VIM. Vedder Of 2 IngersoII Ave-, Sche
neciadY, Tells How Father Johns
Medicine Cured His Lungs and
Built up His Strength.

+" Last fall / bad severe attack of
pneumonia and was confined to the house
for t ur months At the end OF that
time / WIS still suffering from hard,
racking cough, from which the d0cf0rs
could give me no relief | tried every
thing could think Of or hear If, but
with no beneficial result. In this o0ndl
tion returned to work One day shup-
mate who noticed how / was suffering
advised me to try bottle Of Father Johns
Medicine. did so and began 10 get re-.
lief at once. was soon cured and able
once more to take good night rest, but
fearing that the cou9h might return [
continued taking the medicine until had
used IL bottles. When | began to take
the medicine ] was in very weak con-
ditIou, but ] gained 10 strength rapidly
and am now as strong as ever. / believe
my cure was due entirely to Father John's
Med clue and / heartily recommend II to
all who are similarly afflicted (Signed)
William Yedder, Ingersoll Ave, Sche.
nectady, N. y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-14
Newport woman Commits Suicide.

Mrs William Horner. who lived about
two miles from Newport Ctr, committed
suicide Wednesday afternoon, February
8, BY hanging.
Mrs. Honer had been engaged in her
usual household work, and shortly be-
fore 3 o'clock she went out Of the house
saying 70 her daughter as she left that
she was going to the barnyard to see
Mr horneE After talking to her hns-
band, She started back toward the
house, but failed 10 return to tho kit
chen. Mrs Honer's prolonged absence
causing anxiety, the daughter looked
about the buildings, finally making the
me discovery that her mother was hang
ing N the woodshed chamber. The wom-
an mad apparently made deliberate
preparations for the deed. Standing on
g barrel she made a moose Of double
strand Of ordinary binder Irvine and,
looping the upper end over beam ex-
tending horizontally from rafter to raf-
yer, she adjusted Che moose, kicked the
life.
Mrs. Horner had at times shown
symptoms Of mental arrangement. She
was about ~ years cid, and leaves, be-
side her husband, one adopted daugh-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-14
PACKERS OWN
THE CAR LINES
The President Of the Armour
Company Testifies
! DECLINES TO TELLEARNlNGS
Says Capital Is Low and Debt Large
Inquiry Resumed BY
the House Sub-COm-
mittee.
Observation-Disclosures

Washington, Feb. 14.-George B. Rob-
bins, president of the Armour Car Lines
company, was questioned at length yes
terlay by the subcommittee Of the
hoase committee on interstate and for
eign commerce regarding the details Of
the business of that company. Mr. Ste
vens, chairman of the committee,
brought out that the Armour Car Lines
company is separate organization
from the Armour Packing company, al
though owned by practically the same
people. MIR. Robbins refused to state
what was earned on the capital OF
the company, explaining that he had
no objsctiou to furnishing the informa.
tion in confidence to the COMMITTEES
Mr.. Stevens emphasized the necessity
of having the information. Mr.. Wan.
ger (Ea said that should it be fur
nished he wanted it understood that this
confidence imposed would not deter him
after receiving it, should he deem il
advisable, from making an effort Il
secure the information in another way
for publication. Mr.. Robbins said ths
Armour Car Lines company was CAPT
/ talined at $15,000,000; that it had II,
coo cars, representing Of this capitalize
| ton Sl4,000,0O0. lie said that the cap
ital al the company was at low basis
and the debt Of the company large
Each year over S1,00A,000 was being put
into new equipment, and this represent
lei all the earnings and an increasing
debt. The company employed $4,000
persons. The charge to the roads fol
these cars is three quarters Of cent
per mile The daily average of mile.
ear will make Mr.. Robbins refused tt
state for publication. He said thai
should it apear that the company wai
earning more than six or eight per ceni
on its capital, it might be used b
the enemies of the company, and at thu
same time the uncertainties of the bust
would make the showing less than il
would be in banking business. Eight
thousands of the car are fruit cars, ths
balance being refrigerator cars for ths
carrying Of meats, butter And eggs.