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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21
o T ON A RAMPAGE.
The Death Valley Prospector Who Is
Doing Something.

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Walter Scott, the Death Valley
"Cowtoy Millionaire" as he is called
by the great journals of the country,
is probably attracting more attention
than any other single man hailing from
southern Nevada or California. "Scot.
ty," as he is commonly called, is well
known here in Goldfeld, where he Wis
tied several times last fall and created
considerable comment as being a first
class spender of money. He had peck
cts full of this stuff about him and
scattered it around, sometimes on the
high card, like John w. Gates, and
with the silence of sphinx.
"Scotty' has been "A familiar figure
On the desert for the last five years.
making his headquarters along the San
ia Fe at Daggett, Barstow or Ludlow.
He .iast naturally tlew in and blew out
Lgain, but the fact that he always had
money has made him a welcome visit
or to any of the desert towns
"Scotty' claims to own a rich miur
somewhere in the Death Valley coun-
try, to which he made a trip last Janu-
lry. At that time he was in Daggett,
California, and was well provided with
pack animals and a good looking wife,
who is Supposed to be the only living
person who shares the secret of his
mine. Two prospectors now in Gold
field left with him and all ~iourneyed
Us far as Resting Springs and China
ranch, on the Amargosa about twenty
miles south of Death Valley. Here
Scotty bid his new friends farewell,
as they were going to Bullfrog, while
Scotty was going into Death Valley.
About a month later Scotty was back
in Daggett and showed numerous pieces
of ~fabulously rich gold quartz. These
he claimed he had taken from his mys-
%terious mine somewhere in the Death
Valley region.
The question with US all is, where is
Scotty IS mine9 1t is certain that it is
in either the Funeral range on the east,
or the Panamint range on the west,
which are boundaries of Death Valley.
He has been known to cross the borax
marsh in a westerly direction, and if so
this would put him in tho Panamint
one of the three canyons there, he
would be well supplied with wood and
water; if on the other hand he is To-
Gated anywhere in the Funeral range,
unless it he close to some one of the
very few springs that are known, he
would need considerable assistance to
Keep himself supplied with water, or
he would have but little time to dig
out all the money he spends so freely.
LAST fail Scotty came up from the Bull
frog district with Ed. Shuey of Ballar-
at, in fact, he is well acquainted with
I'll the boys down in the Deah Valley
section. As well as they know him,
however, he has never given them any
clue to then whereabouts of his mystic
rious mine.
Unless Scotty is just naturally
wealthy, there must be some source
from which money comes for chartering
special trains and paying for cut-glass
champagne glasses. 1t is believed tie
source of this wealth is a streak of
fabulously rich gold quartz somewhere
about hat forbidden section called
Death Valley.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21
TODD-HAHN co.

in Il recent order it has been stipulated
that the cyanide for its large milling
establishment shall be either pure po-
tassium cyanide or the double salt.
The figures show a margin of only g
few cents per ton in favor of potas-
SUM cyanide, and the difference may
be due largely to variation in the char
acter of the ore. This is a factor TO be
considered in all tests.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21
FROM TACOMA.

j. b. Croake, a mining man of Taco
ma, and John l.. Robert, n of the
iron and steel magnates of the north
west, were in camp last week. The
gentlemen also went to Ida and the
Slate range, where they have good min
ing interests.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11
Eagenio Maria de Host0s

Hoy c6mDlenae
Eugenio de EIoatoa
orespOndencs9 RepoduEir
boo del ge luchador nuea iedea 81 Ohl tabDio
Ia hiHtoFa de uuesra pafris.
V6aae la SiRnienta biogT6fCE:
Hostos (Eugeno puhCiSta
c6 ca puerto R 1889 Sc
conag6 lie propaganda de h emancipation de l ns
cndose Nueya fu6 director del
Chile
Rntas
Baas pubic6 edic6n notable
C0abOR6
keylsta
olc6n Cenfca de Rbsos deemos
tbn mlet Ccos Pscd0S eDOipCi6n h6rica de Puerto
lcoS estudios pOfG Eog.
Memorla Exposition
pagand0 Rep1bhC9 AFgenu pubiC6
ebdo SantO Domingo 879) C0nssg6
oc Q877 81 noh ob SMO Soiai2 DeFscho Cons
91clOn41. 1889 yoi6 Chile uaRdo e gobernO
foe nombFedo Rector del IicoO de ChiIsn.
DseionGrio Bgrd General Chile d55O 1880 P. p FGuerO
"a edci6n. eApendice9, paRina 500.
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Iermina Ia quinta Sc
sion, co nsuni6ndO-
Sc dOCe turOOS.

Habla ell aefIor Faikaer. Dice Que
parece se ha planteado IL question bs.
10 dos puntos de vtsts. De una parte.
uci6ndoge que los alcaIdea tienen
muchas ocupaCl0nea pOF rRz6n de Ru
cargo, para que p1edan ocupGrse con
todo 6xito en- los asuntos del COndado
y que por Otra parte pueden presen.
tarseIes conflicts, entire aus deb res
como miembrO de h junta de COnda-
do y los de alcalde, en- representation
del municipiO. -"
GDa Ia OtFs pRrte 40 dice que los al
cAAdGs en- nuchas municipaIidades.
muy POGO trAbSjO tienen. y en- bastsn-
to tlmerO de puablos es diiciI hsIlar
buen ndmer0 de personas CapaCas de
eJercer ga ipfiuencia para ir & la iunta
de CondGd0 = hacsF en- ella an buen
trabOjo, priV6ndose asf dichos orga-
'nlSmos de I9 CoOperaoi6n de Ios serVi.
clos de Los aICaldes y presidentes de Ios
municipius.
SQue para que los peQue6os muni-
clp1oB puedan taneF una buena admi-
nlGtulci6n no sepaf6ndOae do Los hom.
bres que en- eIlos eat6n en- conditioner
de COntribuir & clio. deben omitirEe de
10 organization de COndados & tales
munlclpaidades, deiandolas indepen.
dlentea y con sus fancionea propieg
sin perteneCer & la pgrupaci6n del
C0ndado. que puede oYganizsrse con
Las gFSndes munici psIidades que no he
encuentrSD en- aque Casos
III Beflor Post dice: que puede 6 no
ser verdad, el que On slg6n munici.
DiO do estS isls se tFopiecs con Is dii.
cuitad de no hsllar sufciente r6nerO
de hombEes c9pRses para tomar pBrte
en- cuN'qu1er fancl64 del gobiern0 pro-
pic deSemDe nando los puestos que sean
necesAriOs; peFo que no Confeasrfa eso,
nj 10 cree, nj Quiere que SO lleve tRl
idea, nj tai egpfritu Is ley oue ae
discnte: pues si en- alg11 pueblo por
Dequt n que fueFa. no ae hsIIaren tres
h0mbreB Csp2Ces dc desampefiaP Ioa
puestOS de SGCalde, presidents del
ayuntamiento y miembro de De- iunts
1e CondsdO, ege pueblo mereoerfs leg.
Spa reCierA So gabieFno municipal para
sptrPRRrl0 & ID administration del Oo-
oiernO. PerO ESQ no 20 asf nj 10 cree.
lQe sOStlene. pueg, que en- todo pue-
DO nay tres perBonsa Capsces para aer
s'c9Ada, pFesldente y conceal miembr0
ie la juntR de Condsdo.
81 DR.. BSFbOSa replica manifestsn. |
10: NosotroB no henos dicho ESQ, nj |
eTfSmog tan tontos que 10 confes6re-
nos squi CasO que cibrto fuers. He
nos 0lcho que no queFemos pFivar 4 |
Os municipios del derecho de eleoir &
"a eEcA!de. Si SCI 10 quiereD, cara n |
iuntR del Con6sdO. donde nnaJsn
Drestar tan buenos eervioioS. conoo a.
u indicado puesto. sih que 10 uriye Se !
% otFo. . ~
GLoG presupuestos On los penus r "a
0uebIos muy pcco 6 ninofn tFabaio |
Ian v no es tel aYeumento cspSg dS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11
ROH \ "LLAVE,

ReconoCldSf9ente 81 mas puro. hiRie
nlco agrad4bAe que 90 fabrica en- ell
u, ,! 90 vende On los priCipales esta-
SOrea de Roses g Ga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11

DE La PAz,
PrOgrama SGguIdO para i0iCiarFas.
El lPrssidsnte muy OCupado hacienda ssfuerzos D0r
sVitar rsCsus dffGuItadss entire los
snViadOs dpIOhaFcOs,

Las cOnfereucias de IL p,z ent,a
R9sia y Jsp6n esta7 en- IN peFfodo
iniCial. -S'AO
Ls Ilegada de Mr.. Witte. embaiador
tuso' ma oetermlnado los primeFos aO
~ p9r haDer NegAdo IeI 6ltimo eats
En Ell hotel Waldorf Aatoria estSn
los jaDoneses y en- Ell san REGIS IoS Tn.
sos. Los mas peout fIoa actos f,a cato.
diplomSticos son viQilsdoe nor 4 nrsn- e,sr.
50 y, hsSta ahora ispohesea ; rnHos s. .s-1 s.
han mosGFsdo coftesea con eITa. IIS0an. =
do 81 Dunto de d. sraa hscer preGnn.
tss en- alta mar Mr. Witte cnando -.
jAba con direction & Am6rica nor m m
reporter del Herald.
III programs hRste el dfa 3 an Al .;.
guiente: = = :
ARaAto A Vita ' formaV Draaer.
tROi6n 81 pFesidente RoogeveIt "a M
SeHgius Witte, envisdo de Rneia
aCompg q ado por eI baton "a Roren
AgOatn Reception de goa envia.
Sos, por g preaidente Roosevelt, &
bordo del SMay a Wer.e Introducei6n
y ENncheOn. ---
AeOsto e.-Yiais ppE mar s Port.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11
Ell BILL DE OONDADOS

destruir nueBtraB afirnnaci0ueg, de que
IN RICalde tenga suficiente tempo pg.
rs tFa bsjsr bien. On "a aICRldfa y tam
bi6n en- Do juntR de COhd0do, Ri eS eIe-
gid0 para clio.
&LO miam0 Gqui QUE an Los Estad0g
eg geGuR0 que an casO8 dadoB. eB diff.
Gil haIlar. en- una pequeffa IOcRlidad,
tres h0mbFes auficientementa CapaCe8
para haOer tales trAbsios. Queremos
que los aICaldes. que spn capaces como
cualquier miembro dsI ayuntamiento
que presiden. no Sc Vean privadOs DEF
deEecho de co0dyuvarHal bien oomun.
en- IL junta DEF Condadp.
El sef1or Coll , Cuchf gostiene su t9.
els, manifestando que ha vist0 en- Ios
RrGumentos del seflor Post una gran
habiIidad. queriendo terRiVeFu0r sutiI-
mente 10 dicho Dor ell efIor BArbnga '
el que habls. Que no hay q confundir
Rptitudes con cspacipad. Que en- una
pequefi8 municipalidaa puehe hnbeP
much0s hombres Capace8 nara cual.
quier cargo de esos. entFe eTIoa lOG
alcaIdes y presidentes de ayuntamien-
to. que por Ell hecho de seFlo no han
de ser menos Capacea que sus CompR-
f9rog. Que deba impbrar un criteriO
Iiberal en- esa ley, sin pretender que
Los prinCipsles Representatives. de una
corporation queden priVados del dere-
Cho de serVirle ca otro puesto de inn
p0rtancia.
~ eefIor Vias Ochotsco sostiene que
no se hs liegad0 81 VerdadeFo argumen
to para pr0bar Ia COnVeniencie de IA
EXCLUSION de Ios aEcRIdes en- lR iunta
ExEIica 10 que son cRr9os honorffio
COS y los Que resultan una csrQa. vi.
niendO & Ia conclusion, de uue oi nue..
den eEe jirge & l0g alCRIdes para n iunts
de Condado. resnltar6 que los ConCeiS-
les, seguramente. parR eVitRPge Iaa
moIestiRs y gastoos de apueI cometido
y ~ que los GECRldeB estSn retrihuidoa
y puedsn por tanto haber estog msg
taCii imenta. rehuir6n desempe f1srloa y
siemDre eIejir6n & los aInaldes. cu0ndo
no eiempFe On todas Iss locnlidadaa |
resuIta el slcRlde ell mas aprop6Sito nj |
mas SptO para asuntos adminiGtrntivog.
- que sus funciOnes son purRmente |
3 PJecutlVAa. (Los amigos Morales LIE.
Or6n y CorOnRs pueden infoPmRr de 1
ssto, ain Sluoioneg = no ID diio ei seffor
ViGs perO lo dig0 20 acprd6ndome de |
slerto AICslde no muy QehtiI.
GB6squege 10 intermedio d6isaa 4
Ios pEesidentes dc lOB aHuntRmiento
sn condolences de ser eleiidog. exclu. 1
TeDdo lOs alCaIdes.
Ell sef1or SEntoni, explans Su oDini6n
Iosteniendo pue no es bartidorio "a |
:epFesentaOiones duaIistss = Cue ma.
= oarGe el .cas0 no imprCI b8ble, de que
lente de la junta de Condedo resuI- /
andO asf con una doble presidencio
q todss Iuceg. IparS ~ or.
ganlSmOS en- pugn0. O1e eiecntor IA
% 9cuerdOs de lRs municipalidSie1 81
'ICalde. pudiera tambi61 pre1entsrSe
!. ]. Oa1O. uS ser oemandanfe y demandG.
'ontra ell COndado eprssenfando Il
Pfegenta otroa arpumentos uostio
10 10 proposition del sefI1r Posi-.
(CO'atd'sWGT6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11

mouth. N. H: los rusoa eD eT xWev.
Il -waF, los jsponesey en eR I'D sIphin !.
4gosto 7.-RscepCi6u y hsncHeon
en- Portsmouth Navy Yard nor 81 RsaI
Admiral Mead. Reception nor 81 Co
bsrnedor de New Hsmpehire J a Ne.
tionsl Guard escoIts hasto eI HotsT
Wentw oorth -S'''
AgpstO 8 8-Prc b2bleniohta Al Dri-
meF meeting de los enviRdoy para al
cEmbio de cFedenCiaIes.
Ei preaidante ha tenidoI CON not;vo
de esas Copferencias mucho tFabaio y
pFeoCupaci6n.
Aun cusnd0 Ioa envisdos aean 0anta
&c arFlba 90 estSn deep iadoa "a TiIS-
culas paaiones y que uno entrs nrime.
70 que Otr0 8 vice vergs les 600 "a
cuantfa. 81 trAb 10 del preSidenta hS
aldo q de aFmonizRr les coBar "a nnodo
qua % eViten susCeptibilidedes = "a.
celos. ~ 20
Hs4ts ahors expansiva buena * mn
gufa 8 eSos hcmbres. ReceIen ro6tn". -
meDte mirSndose de raofo. Rindar
quito 8 Ias pasiones Cuanao debieren
eu0B y sus monRTCas dar eismnIo "a
slnCero mdtuo olvido del paaeacov bne-
nos deseos para 10 pOrVeniF.
P9recs que el presidente Va ( tener
que hacer hrandes esfueYzaa de hlbili.
dad para mRntener eI necesario tono
On Iag opferencias, y DaraHconduciPIaG
uenAmente q deaeado fia prOpuestC.
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NotIelas de- QuabradIIIas
(De maestro corespopssaz ospecSoz. }

(De maestro cOsTesp0sas0z especial. }
AgOsto 1O.-Se encuentra en- es-
ia localidad el Reverendo seflor Ro-
driguez. uno De Los Paules que CON
el senior Obispo visitaron nuestTa
parroquia hace POGO tempo.
De noche numerOsa concurrencia
asiste al temple B OR los santos
consoles que desde el pdlpito pre-
dica el Padre Roarigusz.
On coro de- distingui1as yabellas
senOritas dan realce q las fiestas
religiOsaS y entire elias yimos anO-
che q Elisha Ramos, Matilde Mn
fiOz, Carmelina Hernandez, Marina
AYlIa. Virginia Roure y la monf-
sima Garcia Plori.
En- QuebFadillas iannas decaera ell
espiritu religiosO.
-PrOduio buen efect0 en- las au-
toridades nuestFo ilTtimo artfcnIo
relaclonado con los 1ltimos sucesos
desarrollad0s en- esta localidad
Ell dia Z por Ia noche fu6 detenI-
da y puesta en- el dep6sito la de-
mente SBellao sdonde permanecera
hasta conseguirle una plaza en- 81
manicomio de San Juan.
La juventua celebrara un bai-
10 ell prOximo domingo.
" -El Lcdo. Roure nos ha obse-
qnlado con un eiemplar del <Pro-
plos y Extraf1os.S
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4 no lClTARRlRsE !!

El catarro es una enfeEmedad que Jiene
.mucha mas importancia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del cuerpo ouyas funciones y fuerzas
debilita profundamante. Es causa freouen-
to de, la sordbra; afeota Ia vista, la nariz la
garganta y es generalmente por donde EN-
pieza Ia tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma faoilidad y La frecuencia con
que SO pesoa un catafro hace las personas
indiferentes para curarlo y la gran mayorfa
no Sc preoCupa de las consecuencias.
Los bRfoS frfos por la Tnanana Immediate
mente despues de dejar ell le0ho, dormir con
las ventanas RbiertRs y eVitar las corr1entes
de aire, son precauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabajo el observarlas Pero 81
preventive mas SECURE, mas efic8z, mas f4cil
y mas positive tambi6n ell que aconsejan
los medicos, es la Emulsion de Scott de acct
to de higado de bacalao.
Els sorpTend ante la fuerza, vitalidad, eneE
gfa podef de resistencia que recibe ell
Ouerpo humsno de las peque6as dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que Sc le administran
con Constancia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormente todas las parties debiles vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection catarral.
De cuando en- ouando aparecen industria-
les POGO escrupulosos anunoiando emulsiones
vinos preparados los que atribuyen pro-
piedades curRtivas que no tienen hasta hay
quien SO atrave & deCir en- letras de imprenta,
que 81 petroleo keroslna es un allmento.
JQue es el petroleo? I'm aceite mineral
que Sc usa como combustible para lubricar
y lfmpiar mdquinas y para alumbrar. Una
Bubstancia indigestible que carece de la pro-
piedad esenGial de todo alimento, ouSl es la
asimilacion; que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modifcarse sin ser absorbida:
una substantial, en- fin. que no tiene ninguna
de las propiedades curativas alimenEicias
del aceite deIhigado de bacalo. Si Sc dijese
que el petroleo es un alimento para maqui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para el cuerpo hu-
mano.
81 teneis alguna duda, preguntSd vues
tro medico; Ell os confirmar8 esta verdad;
Ci est8is escssos de fuerzas, de carnes de
sangre, os adonseiarS que tomeis la Emul-
sion de Scott
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11
Nl.eLlnR GENERAL

CoNSElQ a LAS BADRES = ri iarabe calmante
is sehora Wiscw debe usarsa siernre oue os n6os
sstan en- 81 periodo lie Ia den c6n PToporcona avio
7medlt'o al PeHueho paciente produce un suGho ma
-ra ranquilo, ayia el dolor ell angelic despierta
Siuy yivo adgTe s muy agradable al paladar calma
A niho abanda sus encias aliyia sus dolores mace ri
Giles aS fuRcon4s del est6mago reEua los intestinos
rs 81 meor renIedio conocido para Ia diarrea va pro.
yena &sIa de Id dentici6n dc cualquicra
Ingase mueho cnit ado pedfr el Jarabs Cslmanfs
De 10 SAhora Wilsnw"s es el meioE de EodoGs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11
AVI S o !.

On amigo De Jsyuya inf6rmanos
que I0S SreS. FrqtOS P. HeFedia y Pc.
dro SanCho, cuyo paredero ipoui,fS.
mos ae .nCue9tran en- el propio barriO
de Jayuyas q primero dedicado 8 ID
sen pre- 0e cafe y q seguado recOIes.
tando una tale de tRbRCo de "A pro-
piedad. ~
Rog8mOs, pueg, & dichog gef(oFeg "a
AirvSn contOstRr & nuestraR cerfaa.
pue! Ias que eitaradamente leo hemos
escE1t0 nos ban aldo deYueItas Gin que
OSmSepR por quien, DIP.
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Medicines do Patente y Artfculou d.
TocadOr. i -.~
Sc desDaChan % recetas fsCuTtntivsa
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AInnOrranas

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENrE2MEDAD poruus nada nAatA
haa encontdo puera 0PERACI0NS sQURDRG
VuoGo nveno
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RafaaI GlllI8Tnlly
ABoGADo d

Fierce ante d Corta Fed : Tai.
bunaIe1 IuTuferes S.n sas TSa< d err
Juan. +. B, Is ~ -
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-09-09
Public Sale /

Twill sell at public sale at the L. G.
johnson ranch on Big Creek, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 20, 1905,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. the
following described property, to-wit:
10 head of mich cows, good mixers.
IA spring calves heifers and I
steers.
l yearfing heifer.
35 head of hogs brood sows, Po-
land China boar, barrows, balance
pigs weighing from SO to 100 pounds.
10 dozen chickens.
l Mccormick hay stacker and two
bucks, l lister, 2 breaking plows stir
ring pillow (garden).
Household goods = Washing ma
chine. wringer, cupboards, Kitchen
cabinet, etc
As acres of corn in field. 100 tons of
feed.
Free lunch at noon.
TERMs-One years time at 10 per
cent interest with approved security.
5 per cent discount for cash.
@. LLOYD.
M. w. Mason, III. +. Kline,
AuctiOneer. Clerk.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-09-09
William T. Littlechild.
First published Sep. g. 1861
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court within and for the
County of Trego. in the State of Kan
SaS.
william A. Hiatt, Plaintiff.
Mrs. Maggie Burns. Mrs. Ella Harlow. Lille
Williams, Jet Williams, Matthew Williams.
Joseph Williams. and Fred Williams, only
heirs at law of Matthew Williams, deceas-
ca, Defendants.
The State of Kansas to the Defendants above
named:
You and each Of you will take notice that
the said plaintiff. William A. Hiatt, did on
the 30th day of August. 1906 file his petition
in said district court within and for the
county of Trego. and State of Kansas,
and said defendants must answer said petit
ton fled as aforesaid. on before the 10th
day of October. 1905, said petition will be
taken as true and judgment rendered
In said action against said defend
ants and each of them reforming Il
deed made by their ancestor Matthew Will
Jams, deceased, so that IL will properly de-
scribe the southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section twenty nine cos the north
half of the northeast quarter of section
thirty-two (Ss). and the northeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of section thirty-twO
C2); all in township fifteen (15) south, range
twenty-four (2Q west of the 9th p. M. in
Trego county. Kansas, and forever barring
them OF all right. title, claim or interest in
and to said land.
HERMAN LONG.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: r. II. BURNS.
(SEAL) Clerk of the District Court.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-09-09

In the District Court Of the Twenty-third
County of Trego. in the State Of Kansas.
The Hays Land and Investment Company,
Frederick Boyer, Mrs. Boyer. wife of
E.yde5ick Boyer; Cora Ecksrd: formerly
Eckard. Joseph Boyer, Lueilen Bennett,
Ashael Bennett, Oscar Boyer. Alma Boyer.
person Charles Boyer and Emily Boyer.
the aforesaid court 81 the said plaintin and
the above entitled action. on or before ocso-
Der 18th. 1906, or said petition will be taken
as prayed for therein adjudgipg that the
sald pIal1ti 1.-the y the owner and holdea Of an
the fee Of y certain tract of land lying and
as
acres of the southeast quarter and all of the
in township twelve u0 south of range TWEEN.
y-one CID west of the 9th Principal Meridian
ants hold and own undivided Interests in
the fee of said premises follows: The said
the extent Of g. ia thereof. the said Charles IS
see
Joseph Boyer and .od Frederick Boyer each 70
that the plaintiff has valid frst lien
r. sad Ia land for taxss and liens against
ors and for exposes by it incurred in the
care ana projection thereof In the sum of
3475. 90 with interest thereon from August %
1905 at the rate OF 8 Der cont per annum. and
that the shares and interests OF the plaintiff
and of the defendants aforesaid be con-
hrmed and ordering that partition of said
land be made. II it cannot be equitably
divided that . sale thereof be made and the
proceeds of such sale be divided between the
plaintiff and defendants according to their
aforesaid respective shares and interests
and that each defendants found by the court
to have share In said premises be required
to contribute q pro-rata sum towards the
payment to the plaintiff of its aforesaid
lien of $l7500 and Interest The aforesaid
defendants are each further notifed that
the depositions of sundry Witnesses to be
used as evidence ON the trial of the above
entitled action In behalf Of the said plaIntin
the City of West6eld, in the County of Clark
In the State of Illinois. on the 18th day Of
October. 1905. and Mt she ONCE of w. E. Red
man. In the City of Paris. in the County of
Edgar. and Stare of Illinois. on the 10tl dav
OF October. 1905. that the said depositions
will be taken aforesaid between the hour
OF O'Clock n M and O'Clock p. M. and the
taking thereof will be adjourned from dav to
day until said deposition. are com pieted
MONROE & SCHOOL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
isEAL.l Clerk of the District Court.
BY o. A. Cortright, Deputy.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-09-09

In reply to the query "what has be-
come of the boy with patches?" the
Centralia Courier says: "Why, bless
your soul, he is out on the farm hop
ping clods sixteen hours day. He
will come to town after while to run
the banks and stores and be the sue
cessfuI lawyers, and preachers and
physicians. Don't worry about the
boy in patches Its the slick looking,
storeclothed, nicely Rroomed lad you
want to inquire about. He's the fell
low that's going to drop through a
crack in the sidewalk out of sight one
of these DAYS"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-09-09

An Alma (Kansas) woman rushed
into the telegraph Office the other
day and informed the operator that
hev husband had gone to Chicago to
get a banner for the Sunday school,
but that she had forgotten to tell him
the inscription and how large the
banner was to be. She then wrote a
telegram containing the needed In
formation and handed it to the oper-
ator. 1t read: my dear Frank, Sar-
atogo Hotel, Chicago. Unto US a
child is born, eight feet long and two
feet wide." The husband is still in
Chicago, and it is rumored that he
isn't coming back.-Capital.