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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
SENIOR TELLS
OF STEAL|NCS
University Student Admits
Having Stolen a Watch
From a Boy at College
MARKED COINS AS TRAP
Harris Confesses to Long
List of Peculations, Fol
lowing His Detection
MARKED COINS AS TRAP
Berkeley Office San Francisco Call

21iS Center Street, March 70.
Full confession was made to-day by
j. A Harris, the senior at the univer-
sity who was caught yesterday steal
ing from locker in Harmon gym
nasium, his olfenses including the THEFT
of jewelry belonging to his fellow stu
dents, in addition to money he secured
from their clothing. Harris has told
of taking gold watch belonging to a
student and pawning it in an Oakland
establishment. where he gave the name
or M. W. Weston, junior at the uni
verslty. Harris had the pawn ticket
and surrendered it to the officers. The
watch was recovered to-day.
Harris confession was made because
he hopes to escape prosecution on a
more serious charge than that Of petty
larceny, which has been lodged against
him. He admits that he is guilty of a
long series of theftS, all of which have
been reported and are on record at the
office of Ground Superintendent Boil
ton His method, as related to the Of
hcers who caught him yesterday, was
10 use a jimmy, which he procured
from the college of mechanics, and
with this to open lockers which he
thought might contain money left by
students who were exercising in gym
nasium suits.
Marked coins placed in the locker of
y. G. Goldsmith proved his undoing
yesterday, Superintendent Bolton hav-
ing arranged that marked money
should be placed where Harris could
get it easily. The student fell into the
trap, was caught soon after with the
marked coins on him and then admit
ted his guilt
Harris case will be the first to re-
ceive attention from the newly ap-
pointed students affairs committee,
made up Of students who purpose to
assist in administering undergraduate
Giscinlira
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
To Bituninlze Street.

The Board of Works yesterday
awarded a contract to ]. G. Harney
for bituminzing Clement street, be-
tween First and Second avenues. The
board requested the Department of
Electricity to cooperate in removing
the poles from Fourth street in order
that the widening of the roadway NAV
be carried out. Sheriff Curtis asked
the board to allow him the use of a
street sprinkler on county roads
which prisoners are repairing The
request will be granted when the
sprinkling wagons ordered are re-
ceived.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
HEALTH OF THE STATE
is GENERALLY EXCELLENT

SACRAMENTO, March 23.-The
monthly report of the State Board of
Health shows that the health condi-
tions are generally excellent. No Sc
we're epidemics were reported during
February and the death rate some
what decreased.
Among the causes of death were:
tuberculosis. 210; heart disease. 141;
pneumonia, 119; cancer Al; stom-
ach, 27; cerebro spinal fever, 10; al
coholism, Id; typhoid fever, 13; diph-
liberia, II; influenza, 10; diarrhoea
and dysentery, IL; bronchitis, II: cry
sipelas, q; whooping cough, 8; meas
les, L; cholera infantum, 1.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Charles E. r. Campbell. 81. Minto Canada
and Nettie p. Haas. Is WestpOrt
Frederick C. Disckmaun. 81. 1900 Railroad
avenue. and Abby Keller, IS. 15OS Ellis street
ProsDero Addiego -. 4O4 Green street and
Maria Areta IS 4o4 Green street
William A. Grove. 26. JI30 Ellis street. and
Julia J. L0ewenstein -. 1I30 Ellis street.
Henry Z. Lorenz, 2i, Colma, and Mabel
Burns. II. Colpla-
William Powell. %. city. and Beatrice Haw-
kins. - London. England
Sobert Il OgbUrn. 81. 735 Eddy street, and
Hattie n. Pickles l. 735 Eddy street.
Antonio Fenau -. 1850 Chestnut street. and
Anna Den1arett 90 969 Lombard street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
ROCK SLIDE IN IDAHO
WRECKS PASSENGER TRAIN
Engineer Is Killed and Occupants OF
the Coaches Are Badly Fright
ened and Shaken UD.

SPOKANE, Wash. March 23.-
Great Northern westbound passenger
train No. l was wrecked to-day by a
rock slide near Katka. Idaho. En-
gineer Owen Jones of Hillyard was
killed. The engine plunged into the
Kootenai River and the baggage and
mail cars caught fire. Reports re-
ceived here indicate that while the
passengers were badly shaken UP,
none were seriously injured.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Army
orders: Major Harry Taylor of the
Engineer Corps will report to the
commanding general of the Philip
pines Division for duty as chief en-
gineer officer, relieving Major Curtis
Med. Townsend. Major Townsend will
leave Manila on the transport to sail
about May Is.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
To SAN RAFAEL.
ROSS VALLEY.
MILL VALLEY.
CAzADER0. Etc.
Via sausalito rsrry

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE
Depart from San Francisco daily Al f7.uS
z:45 s:25. s:1o. $3.50, IL 100 - m; IL 20. l. *
s.l5 4:3S. 5:15 $3.50. $3.50. 7:I5 IO:i5 -
Arrive at San Francisco daily at fe:4o. 7.as
e.1h $50 o:35 1880 a. m: 1910 .3f . - ~
3:2b. 500. 5:42. 6:22, e:5I. G40 and Ii "a
D. M
tDatiy except Sunday
For Fairfax daily at I:45 a. M: also s,,,,
DAYS at 3:15 p m. and daily except saturdar
are Sunday at BIB D. m
THROUGH TRAINS
T:45 a m. daiy-Cazadero and way statio,.
3:15 m. Saturdays only-For caxadero
etc.
Sis p. m daily. except Saturday and Sun
day for Tomales. etc
TICKET OFFICE-65o Market St
FERRY-Union Depot foot of Market nj
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
EIRTHS- MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will pot be inserted. They must be handed
Ia ~ either C the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence Of per-
sons authorized u have the same published.
free Cf charge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

MARRIAGE LICENSES. March
23-The following marriage licenses were Is
sued by the County Clerk to-day; Louis
over 1S Oakland; Ira L. Baxter, %, San Fran
cisco, and Florence NJ. McMulen 81 Port
land, Or; John A. Souza 81. and Myrtle A.
Clark. 20 both of Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
BORN.

ATTELL-In this city March 60 1905, to the
wife Cf Meyer Atteil. a son.
MITAU--Ia Sacramento, March D. 1905, 10
s the wife Of Henry Mitau. a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
MARRIED.

BERENTsIsN- RIPLE-In this city, March
IS. 1905. by the Rev. .. Groensberg Didrik
Barentsen and Insa Ripple.
SKENsEH- sEN-In this city, March Is.
1905, by the Rev .. Groensberg, Julius Sven
sen and Ingeberg Olsen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
NAVY YARD IN GOOD
SANITARY CONDTIlON
Large Quantity OF Ammunition has
Been Made Ready for Shipment
to CaYfte.

VALLEJO, March 23.-The sanitary
report of the navy yard for the past
year shows excellent conditions Dur
ing the year S21 accidents occurred.
two resulting fatally. At the beginning
of this year there were 500 men and
officers at the barracks and 60 prison.
ers in the naval prison.
large quantity of ammunition IS
ready at the navy yard for shipment
to Cavite- The transport Thomas is
too overcrowded to take the ammuni-
ton. and a special vessel is likely TO
be designated
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

PROPOSALS for repairs.-Ofhce OF General
Superintendent, Army Transport Service. San
Francisco. cal. March 22, l905.-Sealed pro-
posals. IN triplicste. for repairs 10 boilers.
etc. on L. s. Army Transport Thomas. viii
t'e received at this office until 10 m. April
- 1893. and then opened Specihca ticns
and other Information furnished en- applica-
ton Envelopes containing proposals should
be indorsed Repairs. etc. 10 Transport
Thomas" addressed to C. A. DENOL. Cen
eral Superintendent
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
BANK OF YOLO TO BUILD
HANDSOME NEW STRUCTURE
Directors Purchase Desirable Site In
the Business Section of the
Town of Woodland

WOODLAND, March 23.-The Bank
OF Yolo will soon construct a hand
some stone building at the corner of
College and Main streets in this city.
An agent of the bank directors bought
the property few days since, but it
was not until to-day that the real in
tentions of the bank were made public.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

SUES PACIFIC UNION CLUB.-John Gra-
ham has sued the Pacific Union Club for
$65S 66 alleged to be due a heating plant
installed by plaintiff in the defendants new
building at Post and Stockton streets.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
srurrzRIra AND srA1rn1ER1Na.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MELBOURNE system: . schools: $40 Diamond
5eI FRANKLIN. Inquire 52l Franklin to !.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

James. beloved husband o. Hattie barker
native OF Texas AGED IS years.
DCRkE-In tIls city. March - 1905 Mary
dearly beloved wife OF William Burke and
devoted mother ol James J. Burke and Mrs
Margaret lulles, q native Of County TIP
peraIE, ireland. aged 81 years.
e. Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited To attend the funeral to-day
dence l245 Sixth avenue. South San Fran
cisco. thence 10 All Hallows Church. where
requiem high mass viii be celebrated FOR
the rep0se Of her soul at 10 a. m Interrnent
Holy Cross Cemetery
I'll, ETl-E.I. Ii-I-p-In this city, at his resi-
dcrce, - Duboee avenue March o. 1905
i,rnest clifford Butterfeid. dearly beloved
son II sarah A Butterfeld and loving
Dexter Jr. OF Mil Valley and Mrs. PEAR
Gibson and loving uncle of Ethyle Gibson
native of Ohio. aged 80 years months and
Egfrienes and acquaintances are respect
u,ly invited % attend the funeral to-day
Halsted & Co. 94G Mission street Inter
merit Cypress Lawn Cemetery. by carriage.
CUNNINGHAI-In this city. March - 1905
William 7 beloved husband of HANNAH
Cunningham, and son OF Annie and the late
Iohn Cunningham and brother OF Jcbr
Cunningham Mrs. James Dukelow and Mrs
Louis Bauer. q native Of san Francisco. aged
lZThe funeral viii take place to-da,
fFiIday), AZ 1890 a m, from the parlors OF
AIcF1dden. McBrearty & Green. III Mission
street Interinent Holy Cross Cemetery b,
II 30 a. n. train from Third and Townsend
streets.
pRIsCOII-In this city. March %, 1905. John
n DrsscoIi, beloved husband OF Mary Dris-
coll and brother uf William and the late
stephen and Mary A Dris coll. native OF
llafish Au~hadown County Cork, Ireland
.aed 90 years a member OF A. O. H., division
No =: court Bohemian No SC23 A. O. F.
ana Iligeers' ard Stevedores' Onion. Local
No I'D
EyFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral to-raorroEs
SATURDAY. al $50 4. m, from his late resi-
Gence 1ss Perry street. between Third and
FOURTH thence TO st. Roses Church. where
a REQUIEM high mass viii be celebrated fol-
tise repose Of his soul at a IN. InteTrneni
Holy Cross Cemetery.
To the officers and members OF Court 30
henian No SG23 A. O. F.-You are re-
nueatcd to attend the funeral Of our late
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR fresh vegetables. Ofdce
Chief Comuissary. Manila. z. l.. Feb. L.
13O5.--Sealed proposals. IN triplicate. viii be
received here until II a. m, May ], 1909.
ana then publicly opened for furnishing and
d.Hvery Il fresh vegetables to Subsistence
Department at Manila. p l.. during year
ending June 50. 1906 About Co0.0( lbs.
s.utatoes and I20, coo lbs onions per month
viii be required. Accepted vegetables VII
b. admitted free OF customs duties. L. :
right is reserved TO decrease amount called
Tor in contract by not 10 exceed 20 per cent
Gpou reasonable notice 10 contractor. o. TO
increase amount called for. with consent OF
contractor Each proposal must be accom-
PANIED by a bicders guaranty in amount Of
S2o, COO or b. certified check for thst amount
On bank OF approved standing in Manila.
Bidder 10 whom contract is awarded will be
required to give bond. penalty OF which viii
- be fixed by CHIEF COmmissary. Informa ticn
furnished On application 10 Chief Commits
7ary. Department g Columbia, Vancouver
Barracks Washington: Purchasing COnrnis-
'asry l.. :. Army. 1G3 Market st. san Fran
cisco Cal. and this office. Envelopes con-
taintng proposals should be marked: PRO
l-osals for fresh vegetables for i. Z. 1906
10 be opened May /. 1905 and addressed
% A l. SMITH. It. Col. Chief Comfy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

PROPOSALS for miscells neous supplies
Office of Purchasing Agent. Isthmian Canal
Commission Washington. %. c.. March 81,
1905.-Sealed proposals in triplcate. will be
received at this office until 10:3O 2. m. April
H. 1905. and Opencd then. in public. for fur
nishine Printers Supplies. Saws parts for
French Cars. Plener. Fire Hose. Leather
Betting. Asbestos Packing. Wagons. Harness,
Steam Wrecker. Steel Sheetilg Scrapers.
etc. Blanks and fun Information may be
had from Purchasing Agent. Washington, d.
e.. or from Asst. Purchasing Agents. A. An
derson. NO. - State ST. New York City. or
8 L Lupton. Custom house, New Orleans.
The Commission reserves the right TO reject
or accept any OF al bids OF any part there
or Il J. GALLAGHER. Mejor. L. s.
Army Purchasing Agent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
LITIGATION MAY FOLLOW
SIGNING OF THE MEASURE

Senate Bill So2 Permits Tx SuIto 70
Be Brought Against State
Treasurer.
SACRAMENTO. March "a meas
ure that will produce considerable hu-
CATION, owing to it's provisions, was
signed by the Governor last night at
the instance of Tirey L. Ford, attorney
for the United Railroads Of San Fran
cisco. This was Senate bill s52, which
allows suits to be brought against the
State Treasurer for taxes illegally paid
to the State. This will allow the United
Railroads to bring suit to recover
100000 paid by them as taxes on
the San Mateo road.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
LOS ANGELES MERCHANTS
WILL RETURN THE VISIT

Commercial Bodies of Oakland
and San Jose.
LOS ANGELES. March 23.-The
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Is
making arrangements for a special
train to carry representative CONNER
cial men Of the city to Oakland and
San Jose some time during next
month. The trip is in the nature of
a return visit to the commercial bodies
Of those cities, who lately visited this
city in q similar way.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
DIED.

Barker Jaraes-3S Oates. Janes-40
Burke MarF-G1. Oellrich Kafharfna-se
butternelG, Ernest-,5o' Prcstor. zIrs. A E.-Ts
Cunningham "a MI Prior James K-7e
Drisclll. Jahn D.-GG. Roche Nargsrct-e5
lurano. Harold 81 SetrigEt. Francis J.
Foot. Charles B-6D. sherman LucIus s-75
Geshardt, Z. Jules-4a- stanford Jane LIE
Jenef5, Emma J.-Jf. sullivan, Patrick-j5.
Kelley. Harry j. Walsh. Thos P.-54
Knight, Elien-54. Williams joint
Mangels. Cecil H .Jr.-2-s Young Annie Ito
Mlshelsen. H--T mos
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
RAILWAY TRAVEL.

LrAvK MAIN LINE.
7.00A Richmond. Port Costa. Vallejo.
vacsvilIe. Winters. Rumsey. SUI
sun. B..nicia Elmira ana Sacra-
mento (vis Napa Iurctfon) ..----
T.oOA Davis. Wood and. Knights Lan1lnG
Marysvile. Orovtlie.- ---.-...-.
7.5uA Niles. Pleasanton. Livermors.
Tracy. Lathrop. S,ock.0n ;...--.
J.5oa shasta Exrress-tVia Mics. Ssers
ment0 and Davssls Whlismss
Willows. fFrut0. Red Blum, POrr
land. Tacoma. SeaIrI".--- -.-.---
1.x0A Atlantic Express-( Via Port Costa.
Martinez. Tracy. Stockton, Sasrar
mea.U), Ogden snd Bast .........
8ccs vs!icjo. Sapa, CslistogN Santa
Rosa Martinez. S-n Ramon.
8-5nA sGoing vi. Martinez returning VA
Nises). Tracy. Stockton. Ne~-
psn. Los Ranoe. Mendoza Ar
mons. HsDfOr't. yisalis Porter
s.5oA Port Costc. Martinez. Antioch.
5yron, LathrOp. Modesto. Ner-
ced. Fresno. tioshrn Junction
Hanfnrd. visalla. bakersfield
e-30A Eilrs. San Jose. Pieasanton. liver
more. Stockton. G. MlltOn), Lodi,
Valley Spring. lone. Sncrslnense.
eIaryevilie. Chico. Red Bl1n...--
e-JOA Oskdale. Chinese. jamestown. so
nora. Tuolumne and Angels 49,.
e.oOA Tbe Overland Limited - ogden.
Omaha. Chicago. Denver. Kansas
ESQ. richmond Msrtine= and way
Stations
fcroA Vallejo. daily; Nape. sunday-.-.
to.ooA Los Angeles Passenger = Fors
Costa Martinez. Byron. Tracy.
LathroP. Merced. Rsy monds
Fresno. Goshen juno ton. Haa
ford. Lemoore. vfsalia- Bakers
field, Los Angeles. ...-.-..
So.cuA FL Paso. Kansas City. st. Loufs
,a.oom HAWAII ~ 'f Mics and Way stations.
u oor sacramento River steamers:-......
250P Port Costa, Vallejo. Napa. salsan,
Peoicia, Elmira, winters. eacrAr
pnenso Woodland. K nights
Landing Marysviiie and Oroviile
xQOp HAYWARD. Niles. Pleasanton. Liver
more and Way Stations .-...-....
$500 Port Costa. Martinez. cyron. TRACY,
Lsthrop. Modesto. NJ erce4.
Bercnda and Fresno
SIOoe Martinez, San Ramon. Vallejo. NepA
Cslistogs. Santa ROs=--...--- -
l5uP Hay ward. Niles. Livernfors----.- !,
g.9up -ne Owl Limited-Newman. Los
Bsnos Mendoza. Fresno. Tulara.
Bakefneld. Los Angeles ..--...
$500 Golden State Limited = q Pasn,
Kansas City. Sc. Louis and
chicago ......' s:.;...;;..:......- .;
k-eoP Reno Psssenger-Nfles Qrvfngton-
San JOSEF. Livermore, stockton.
Lodi, Gait, Sacramento. Sparks.
Tonopah. Goldheld and kecier..
IS 30P Hayward. Niles and San Jose .....
$500 Vallejo. Port Costa, Martinez ..-..
8,UUp n8yWkr0, Mice anu caH u OO3o-ssssss
B.llp Eastern Express-Omaha, Chicago.
Denver. Kansas City. Sc. Louis.
Martinez. stockton. Sacramento.
CoJfEz. Reno. sparks. Montello.
unos Richmond, vallejo. san Pablo. Pors
Costa Martinez and Way Stations
f.o0p Oregon q California ExprcsS-{Vfa
Martinez and Stockton) Sac
ramento, Marysvflie. Redd1ng.
Portland, Puget Sound and Eess.
0-05p Hayward, Miles and San Jose (Sun-
day only and Way Stations...... :
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
COAST 81, LINE J Me-. ss5rss s11..:., ,da"s''

B.fsA Newark. Censervfile, San Jose.
FELTON,. Boulder Creek. Santa
Cruz and Way Stations ......-...
R.l6p Newark. Centervfile. San jose.
Eew Almaden. Los Gatos, FeIt0n-
Boulder Creek. Santa Cru8 and
Principal Way Stations .-......
A1sp Newark. San Jose. Los Gatos.
G0. 30p Hunters Train saturday only)-
San .TOaa and Wa
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24

WAY 10 heath: mothers and daughters
home treatment for backache. headache, dis
a placements. bearing down pains, leucorrhoea,
desDondency. nervousness: booklet free; write
for IT, NIANI CO. 2304 Van Ness ave. S. F.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01
1--WE NEVER LIED ONE TO THE OTHER. ;

"we never lied IN to the other. I have always had implicit confidence ii
Tom Lockhart and lie has had the same in me-"
The above words we're used lastn night by A. D. Parker, in a n addressa at the
Montezuma club when he was called upon to tell the members and their lady
guests why he liked Godfed.
When the facts are taken into consideration therei material in those two
sentences for ne of the best ermons I'VE uttGed-they deserve more than "A
haty editorial written as the paper is almost ready for press
Twenty-Five years ago A. L. Parker and Thos G. Lockhart formed a partner
ship. The former vas to furnish the money and the latter ws to devote his
time to looking for a mine. Each did his part quietly conscientiousy and
faithfully, but not until four years ago ws Lockhart's treless search rewarded
Observation-Disclosures mines are ot found every day. 1t RAJ in 1901 hat Mr.
Lockhart came to Tonopah and located the Tonopah Extension which WAS
opened up with the aid of John McKane and which viii produce millions for
years. M
With some of the money made from the Tonopah Extension MI. Lockhart came
sums a controlling interest in the Florence and other properties for himself and
Mr. Parker. a%
Each is now in the millionaire class, but each continues to wear the same
size hat and to treat their felowmen and each other the sam asst they did before
they "struck it rich.'
til is indeed remarkable that TIVE men should stick so closely together through
Is years Of hard luck, but in this age of graft, doubedealng and trckery it is
much more remarkable that they should have remained $50 steadfast during the
days of prosperity. Many a ma las stood the fire Of adversely and come out a
hero when prosperity showed him % be a poor weak stick. Men who "a stand
both without exhibiting a symptom of weakness are indeed rare.
eve never lied IN to the other aH
How many men, how many business partners, how many married couples can
truthfuny say that's
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01

Arrive In aoldfeld, Coming in His
Handsome Private Car

n Parker. vice president OF the
Colorado and Southern railway anu one
of the principal owners of the
Florence mine and other good proper
ties. arrived in Goldfeld last Tuesday
night. ON a periodical inspection OF tne
nroperties in which he is lnterestea'
making the trip from Denver In ms
~nrivate ear. which is one of the han L
soonest in the country. Mr.. Parker
vas a~eompanied by his wife-whose
modest but charming manner mas cap
tivated those whom she has met IN
Goldfeld-and H. F. May, a leading at
torney of Denver who is OF the Ia"
firm of Macbeth & May.
Mr.. Parker is not given to talking
much for publication, and he has oeen
busy either at the mine or with soeial
events every minute of his stay, but
those who know how rich the Florence
mine is need not be told that he has
one. at least, very good reason which
he can give when asked the question,
sswhy do you like Goldfeldf'
Mrs. Parker has been the recipient
of much social attention at the hands
of the ladies of Goldfeld and In repay
ment of the same will give a tea TO-
morrow afternoon in her husband g
private ear. There are many people n
the country who still believe that Goll'
field is a wild mining camp, "a thou
sand miles from nowhere and the
giving of a tea in a handsome private
car is but another evidence that Gold'
field is thoroughly up-to-date in every
respect. The ladies who will be pres
ent are: Mesdames Thos. G. Lockhart,
Frank Oliver, w. X. Robinson. Willis
Lawrence, r. G. Withers, II. Z. Gill,
James F. O'Brien, DIR. Christina Clegg
and Miss Clairmont Withers.
Mr.. Parker and party expects to leave
for Denver Sunday morning and he
has wired instructions that his car be
attached to the regular train going out
on that day. Mrs. James F. O,Brien
and son, Davoren, who are going to
California for a visit, will accompany
the party as far as Sparks as the
guests of the Parkers.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01
SUMMONS

In the District Court Of the First
Judicial District of the state Of
Nevada in and for the county Of
E~smeralda. =
Mable Josephine Cross, Plaintiff,
VS..
William E. Cross, Defendant.
The State of Nevada Sends Greetings
70 William E. Cross, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the dis
tr;ct court of the First Judicial dis.
trict of the state of Nevada, in and
for the county of Esmeraida, and to
answer the complaint filed therein,
within ten days exclusive of the day
of service) after the service on you Of
this summons, if served within this
county; or, if served out of this
county, but in this district within
twenty days; otherwise, within forty
DAYS; or judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the
PRAYER of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain
a dissolution of the bonds of matrimonv
now existing between plaintiff and de-
PENDANT, upon the ground of non-sup-
port of the plaintiff by the defendant
for more than one year Immediately
preceding the commencement of this
action. !,
And you are hereby notified that if
YOU fail to appear and answer said
complaint, as above required, said
plaintit will take default against you
and apply to the court for the relief
therein demanded.
Given under my hand this 9th day
of November, 1905.
Goldfeld, New.
A. K. WHEELER,
DIET Attorney for Plaintiff.