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RATE Is REDUCED.
Utah Light and Power Company Made
tat Meeting This Morning

Tho rtNh Light aud Railway CONF
pany notwithstanding the steady ana
persistent abuse and misrepresentation
II receives IL seen to still have tho
interest Of us patrons and the public
az heart AZ q meeting this morning
" the directors OF tho company, the "
cent per 1000 watt rate for mcandoscent
llRhtlng was reduced TO II conts, with
10 per cent discount II bills are paid
ON or before the IN Of the month sue
coodlng the service, This makes really
a net rate OF 90 cents, or less than ones
half the rate which IN allowed 20 no
charged IN the company'e franchise,
which " 20 cents straight
General Manager r. y, Campbell said
this afternoon, that the company had
had this mottor IN view Tor somo time,
and he was glad the opportunity had
arrived for the reduction 10 be made
The now rule VIII 20 into effect July I
hogt,
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PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line,
sal, Lake to Portland and return

Salt Lake TO Portland and return
'ulrtND .,'li,'',ss1isti,tt 30
Salt Lake TO Portland and return
Zone way Via Han Francisco, ~, AZ.
Salt Lake 20 Portland and return
Conc way Via Los Angeles) go $3.50
Tickets 10 Portland and return, d.,
rect on sale daily from May can 10
September goth, inclusive, Tickets
reading one way Via san Francisco or
Los Angeles on sale June ist, ?nd, sra
and IN, l2th, lith, 10Th, 10th, goth, eNh
2ith, 2Sth, Goth ana 3Oth, All tickets
good Tor etopoyors and limited TO %
days from date OF sale Additional sell.
Ing dates for tickets via San Francisco
or Los Angeles quoted later,
City Ticket ONCE, 20l Main 81.
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Spike AND RAIL

All the railroads announce gpoolnl
rates FOR the reunion Of the Southern
states az Snllair on Friday,
General Supt w. Buckingham Of tho
Oregon Short Line " IN Boise today
with the congressional irrigation COM
mttoc,
Travelling Auditor y, l., LaDollo of
thp Union Pacific dining ear service
WIN headquarters ~ Omaha " out
on the wcsl end Of the Short Lino on q
business trip,
W. r. Towno has resigned hIs post
ns auditor of the TonopOh railroad IN
order TO accept the position of prosl.
dent and treasurer tho Nevada Coal
n Lumber company
owing 10 the very heavy travel 10
lculnnd over the oregon Short Line,
the project Of putting ON q through
Pullman from Boise TO tho fair In be.
l1H seriously considered,
4 big steam shovel was yesterday
e.nl ont to the Sand Ridge cut ,off near
Ogden on the oregon Short Line, and
WORK on the proposition VIII be pushed
Win vlgor from this time on
The Rio drondc viii run three
special excursions on sunday, ono TO
ogden At lO'25 one 10 Provo canyon,
leaving here az 0 a, mp and the other
from Euroko and Salt Lake TO Park
CITY,
Work ON tho Carson s. Colorado cut
on IN Nevada has been suspended tems
rorNrlly by the Southern pnclnc owing
10 trouble with the Indians on tho
walker Lake reservation who are IN
ssllnp tina, they should Vet some cons
pcnt0llon for the Invasion Of their tor
rIlory
Travelling Passenger Agent Russell
" the Burlington goes 10 Reno tonight
TO meet the Lumbermon'e special
train which arrives hero on saturday,
There nro $50 pooplo In the party ana
they VIII remain over IN thla city tax.
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glc mon Of the institution lhoro was
no formal program, aull a do.ghuW
outing was had Dancing ana b1nllue
were tho features Of the oycnlng whllo
Tho bail game attracted the crowd In
the afternoon,
AZ the ond OF alN innings tho rlmo
died n natural death, with the p.uslo
men holilng tho short end ot D 10 TO I
score, II was % game That r1No the
hllrkers 10 UoUloye fnpDosN and oven
put tho ogden lohmorH 100 aloop. For
hair an hour before lImb.unr mp ol
hc willow ana the nuug ball. the play.
ora ON each sdo performed before n
camera, ana the unmarried men won
the toss for looks
UMPIRE or RANK
Then Alexander puohau,n unmar.
red, WAS Installed ma ipro. after n
was asoerlolnod that hin lolnnE7 wore
toward The other crowd llIa dcrn
6lons throughout Wcro mouor of com
mont, ana he proved hImwl' mn umpire
OF rank-ius' how rank lu not Do ho
known outside o' me onIo,
NEsLgN PROMISES pETrER
The single men undo, copt Ncslon.
Who Immediately u'r hls ro.vallopmr
announced his engagement, Uuu mn
FIRST chance ut One blU rUoy went
down ana ont pil.WNS without Nu,
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Low Ratio Excursion 10 tho sea.horc
via New York city with privilege q
StOpoNor an return trip

via New York city with privilege q
stopoNor on return trip,
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
3nllway VIII sell round.trlp tickets
from Chicago TO Asbury Park and re.
turn or June 20, 30, july | and ?, at
rate e s2335, good returning not later
than July TO- with privilege OF eyton-
sion nnlll August 81 by deposit Of tick
OF and payment of 90 cents
Don miss this opportunity Of spend.
Ing your vacation ~ the seaside, II
you arc particular ~ 90 comfort md
service, we OFFER something lltllO eu'
porior IA any other line Reo that your
lIckQt roads via Lake Shoro'-tho route
NJ tho "20th Century Limited sond
for itinerary TO A, G, BURROWS, Tray
cling Passenger Agent,2o boston Bldg,
Kansas city, Mo,
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BACK TO SPAIN.
Demonted Native Of That Country 20
Be Dcportod.

Under the immigration laws Of Amcr-
lea, Eustaggio Vcesatcgui IL NJ sub
icci to he eeooried by county sheriff
and a government inspector to tho out.
clmos, border OF the United states ana
there placed safely aboard of q foreign
bound steamer The trouble with
Eustaggio N that he was born IN Spain
and on coming to America In March,
1904, he showed symptoms that caused
his detention IN n mental hospital The
pleasant thing about the case IN that
he happened to be placed IN western
nsylum, ana the trip 70 Now York and
New Jersey that accompanies hls do.
pofnllon VIII 30 undort ken by lnspco-
tor j, f. longlcy and sheriff Emory Of
this county Mr. Longley leaves this
evening for Reno, New, TO secure the
person OF the Spanlard, who ~ npw N
the Nevada state Mental hospital, ana
Thursday evening he ana sheriff Emery
WIN leave for New York with their
charge, lie win be placed ON board the
steamer Polsdam, at llobokon, New
Jersey for deportation 20 Spain,
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u. u. kELLlllER PROMOTED.
short Line Division Engineer Goes TO Ton
On Grand Trunk,

Circulars have been issued announo.
lng the appointment OF u, n, lSelllher
M chief engineer ~ the Grand Trunk
n Pacific railway Tho appointment
was effective June 10, and IN an ad.
vance nom division engineer, n posi-.
ton ho has held for about two years
with headquarters AZ Winnipeg, Mani.
lohN, This II another raac wherein
"A former oregon Short Limo man has
climbed w among the top rungs Of the
railroad ladder
u, 49, kolllhor In well known IN Salt
Lake az an engineer Of merit, For
n number ~ years he was division en-
glnoor ON the Oregon Short Line with
pocatello an his headquarters lie nrBt
served under j, G., OMclyancy, ana Of.
ton tho shooting Of that gentleman saw
service under chief Engineer William
Ashton lie Ia the second division en-
gnoor on the oregon short Line 10 be
placed In charge " q railroad System
In the capacity Of ongIpeor'ln'ohlcf tho
other being D. q, Barlow who N now
with the Western Maryland,
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NlW MOTOR CAR,


The uor douno.g,ued automobile
duHeuod l recently bunl AT Dho
works OF a.yc. brothers iu thF city,
WUa Wuu Uuul trial rum yoNorduy
UuOuou NolNpu Soll labo ana ug.
upu Tbo D,mmo gave out 40 Farm.
lrWon 10 lhut now supply had to
be- gent ION from Ogdon, but with the
exception ul this delay the "trip Waa %
wvuUH aud lAo oNnora of the novel
WUvhm' have taken II ON "a Wells,
NuW for commercial operation, Tho
automobile WAS designed ana bullt uus
uor the direction Of de0rgo r. liuuld.
ilR Nith Slophun R, steele associated,
both haluR residents Of Wells, II weighs
goo pounds ana cont alloRClhVr ST. OuO,
Sow that the desired pattern ana do.
sign have been arrived at, ana The
Whomo punscd beyond the experimental
hlpge, other machines VIII cost yoy
much less,
The driving power IL applied TO both
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NO MORE CAR LOADS,
Liyesiosk shipments to b. on cents rer
lO0'lhs lasis

In August steps viii be taken TO
mako u change w tho shipment ot llyo.
stock The matter was decided upon
at tho recent meeting held In Denver
and WIN be passed upon definitely a.
the next freight meeting, The change
IN effective Jan !, 1905 ON that date
shippers Of i've stock Wlll pay by lic
pound ana not by the ear as hereto.
fore has been the custom White this
change viii MI the small shipper cot.
llcmcn generally arc not dinpIensal
Under tho nov schedule tho minimum
weigh, NJ 3G'ft cnrp win hr 10000
pounds instead " eLOOo The change
IN contp per 100 MS on the basis ot
10000 his vlll not be an advance lU
tho rdto ne been supposed II viii nj.
low each shlppor 10 load 2OOO pounds
more than under the dollars. por.acro
arrangement now IN VOC 70,
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at tho local Office of the yeA,he,
bureau for tho n hours ending alta NJ
today
Barometer reading NJ a. NJ, 2b.Gol
inches, temperature az G A, M, 81
degrees maximum So minimum 30,
mean, i2, which IN degrees above
normal
FORECAST Tlf.b6 y, NJ THURSDAY,
LEGAL forecast for sal, Lake city md
vicinity
Fair tonight and Thursday,
r. J HYATT,
Local forocAAter
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DESERET NEWS DAY
At THE LAGOON,
Sanguinary Slaughter Of Single
Men by the Married Mems
Team
THE SAD, SAD SCORE Of ALTO 10
Bswllnp, Beating, plcoOcklog Visit 10
The Doc, Admifiog HE Beautiful
Grounds and IlowerA

Dosorot News dry at Lssoon yt'ter
day attracted nearly 90 employees ma
friends n the inatitutloh ond while
with tho exception o.. baseball game
between tho married. mon ard the sln.
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HAMMOCKsi HAMMOCKs,

The largest assortment and tho nov'
cat styles and color delgne on tho mar
kot Popular prices, 80. .....
DISCREET NEWS poOk STORE.
Main st.
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ST, MARY'S GRADUATES.
Five Young Lod Receive Dip ouas
.inp Musical frog am,

~ Mory'p academy hold graduating
osorciseF yesterday when Misses r.
Dmohu. h. Guthrie, l. Kane, H. Me.
Douourh ana 4. Rotglc received dlplo'
mas \ feature " the occasion was
an address from bishop seaman ON the
purpo.o and value OF an education. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
HAMmOCKsi HAMmOCKs ,

Tho ,nIgost assortment ana the new.
eet styles ana color dsIRns on the mar.
kct Popular prlcos
DESERET NEWS nook STORE,
Main 81
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plkp

juno 10, icS, Of bilious lbtermtlont lt,,
81 Ilorl!o, son q I 4, ana hoVi''''
Grape, Born Fob, ~, 1870
Logan Journal, please copy
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BICYCLE EXCURSION


Thursday, June twenty'sccond, VA
OREGON Short Limo, Round TRIP only
tl,OO, Special leaves salt LAKE AZ e'W
p, M, returning leaves ogden AT ll'"
u, m,
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ocodct IN gathering IN few Of his N
NOUS tWlrlE
NLOOMED IN TllE CENTER.

NOUS twirls.
BLOOMED IN THE CENTER,
I'm inc noll wonderful work was done,
especially by Rose, who bloomod IN tho
cenior ana always EOt uudor a hundred
lrqt ~ % 49, utilizing oyory muscle OF
hN race ana arms w catching a bail
With his head, Fred MugglostOn at
nglt llod, Jensen ot lofl Held, ana
Duncan nt shorlgtop never once stopped
anything mat came their way
TINE NNGLE.rooTERs,
In the Nnglo monb aggregation tho
lineup VIVA much moro 1uulouwah, ana
only here and there WINS thp player OF
luuR experience IN evidence N. O..
illcW WA mo star BE hld played
ltUguH BALL forty years apo, ana hadn't
been in % lineup since Ito played a
wonderfully hcldy game, ana once
nr1ly got 90 lIft base before holug
stopped, Another star was Hnar Vt
rhuU non WHO played tho position I'm
form Whenever ho went 10 bat Ho0l,n
90 G'Hl b.on plnyod hull lko n veteran
corn fhIclct ANA once nucroodod IN
nCoI} lullluI man oui NoFrrH Ne.
bind lha bUl t0ubhl the hHhH when h.
could. fNd m1 hlilrr proved him.
p,li q Yonl d. lutt mll..ug a Mn n tho
iourh innings
EVANS pATEn AND FlLlus,
Evans 40 mira was eUeher lle
held down tue position lOi1. ana even
running bases ho uo1. 10 tho position
just llNe ID was the home Mate N 10
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T0SAYS TEMPERATURE,

Yesterdays RECORD,
Highest commandments
lsoN'tt ,''''i'it't'i,i'i't
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-06-15
NO. 40

quite frequently of late vending his
way toward Ely i'll his newly put-
chased rig. Rumor has il that
Alex has secured the Eugene
GironN house at this place, aud we
are all curious to know who the far
lady is.
The SO h. p. boiler for the Alpha
shaft arrived on the 9th and is now
being set up. Sinking at this
place will be resumed as soon as the
machinery is i'll place. 1t will be
remembered that this hosting plant
was ordered before the end OF last
year rather slow delivery, one
would think.
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Pilot Knob

Our base ball team has been
strengthened greatly i'll the last few
days and will be out with IA chal-
lenge soon
Supt. Louis Fraser went down to
the county seat on last Sunday to
witness the ball game between Ely
and Copper Flat.
The new hoist for the Giroux
shaft arrived last Friday. 1t is a
good sized one and will be put in
place as speedily|as possible.
The veteran tearnster, Robt
Crawford, pulled i'll Monday with a
load of lumber for this place, which
was badly needed, and much more
could be used at once.
The steam pipe line from the
Giroux to the Old Glory shaft has
been laid and is ready to con.
meet with the hoist at the Old
Glory shaft The power for this
hoist will be piped from the GirouN
plant.
Mr.. Alex Kolcheck may be sect
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MONT ANA CAPITAL HERE
REPRESENTATIVE Of the Amaigama.
led Copper Co. Bonds Claims
in This District
THIRTY DAY OPTION
TAKEN On EIGHT CLAIMS

J. W. Wales, representing the
Amalgamated Copper company
.f Butte, Mont, has been in this
district for the past three weeks
quietly gong about his business
and leaving the impression With
those with whom he came III
Contact that he was miner II
search Of work. Having made ii
pretty thorough examination OF
the district and being satisfied
with the result he turned his at
tention to tying up several prom
sing claims and has recured Il
hirty- day option on eight claims
IN the heart Of the Robinson dis
trict and is hot on the trail OF
several more.
The claims ON which. he has
taken ali option are the April
Fool, Heistelle, Westphalia, +,
Payton, Laura w.. Tntweiler,
Duzette and Monarch belonging,
to Messrs, isiepe, Marshall and
the Watson Bros,
1t is reported that he has Sc
cured an option from Messrs.
Weber and Peters on the Bee
group r1ls isting of the Bee Hive, :,
Liberty Bell, Holden No. |, No.
2 and No 3 claims, but if such Is
the ease the details of the trans
action have not as yet been given
to the public.
The purchase price OF the Ap-
ril Fool is to be $8, 900 and that
Of the Hergtelle $4,000. A five
per cent payment is to be made
III 30 days and five per cent
every ninty days for fifteen
months, the final payment to be
made in eighteen months. We
were unable to learn the con
.sideratioil for the other claims
as Mi. Riepe is as wise as jes,
rit these days, and looks wise
and for the nonce is silent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-06-15
Oil Discovered at Lund
by prOspectors

Commissioner Allen Wakeling
received a letter from his wife at
Lund several DAYS ago in which
she stated that the whole com
munity was aroused by the start
ling reports from the scene of
the new discoveries. She said
that white flags were plainly in
evidence, and that all the land
from one side of the valley To the
other had been taken up.
The owners of the new loca-
tions lave taken samples from
different parts of their claims,
and have sent them away to be
assayed in order to ascertain
whether oil exists in the region
where they have been seeking
bonanZaS.
Ranchers in White River val
ley haye frequently noticed that
oil globules came to the surface
of the water while they were ir-
rigating their fields. but they
gave the matter no further
thought. Residents of that
region state that the shale is sat
urat d with oil. but they never
searched for that substance,
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Hamilton

Mrs Charles Cobb has gone 10
Eureka to spend the summer
Joe Ghirardelli was down to the
Sheekels ranch for several days last
week.
Mrs. w. Giles returned from
Lane City on Saturday evening 5
stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chasteen OF Bull
Greek were visitors i'll town on
Monday.
L. J. McEllin will commence
shipping ore from the Young Trea-
sure mine i'll few days
Mr. Ferovini hasa very hattering
prospect on aclain located a short
time ago nearthe Garibaldi mine.
Mrs. Matson and daughter Eta
made short visit with Mrs. Schae-
fer at Maryland Wells last week.
Miss Agnes Engvall returned
Saturday night from California,
where she has been for the past
year.
John Cobb and family have
moved their household possessions
to Duckw ater, where they will re-
side.
The pack trains are kept very
busy these days packing ore from
the Rocco Homestake and Ne Plus
Ultra mines.
a large amount of ore is being
shipped from the Rocco Homestake
mine. Five teams loaded with ore
from there on Tuesday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-06-15
COPPER FLAT TEAM WINS.
Ely Base Ball Players DO Poor
Work at Game Last Sunday

Copper Flat 32; Ely Is, was
what The score book showed at
the close of the base ball game
played last Sunday afternoon on
the Ely grounds. A large num-
Der of spectators We're present
from the surrounding mines to
witness an interesting exhibition
of our national game, but their
hopes were doomed to diSap-
pointment. for the event proved
to be only repetition Of that
disastrous affair which occurred
at Pilot Knob the Sunday pre-
vious
The prominent features of the
game we're the unusually large
number of runs made and the
errors recorded against the play
ers ON the opposing teams.
Ely was at the bat first and
theiI. men went out in regular
order. Copper Flat began hos
tilitias by connecting with
Browns 5 benders for seven runs
before their side was retired.
The home team was unable to
overcome the lead gained by
their opponents. The remainder
of the game developed into II
hitting contest and both sides
we're affected by the lombard
menl Apparently easy flies and
| grounders We're missed by the
iit1e cent players and Il large
nun Der Of runs were piled up as
IL result. Dresb;.ck ON the Flat
team showed that he was IA YER
| sa,ile player, while Millard and
! Rool proved 1u be the stars for
I The home team. The rooters
| rroln the Flat were in evidence
| throughout the game and clearly
excelled the home team in that
| line
Tie Ely team is not willing iu
| admit that the Flat boys are su-
| perior ball players. The man
ayers OF the two teams have
posted forfeits, and game will
! probably be played next Sunday
on the Ely grounds for $3.50.
Both teams are practicing every
night and d good game can De
expected. The following was
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Mining Man Here

>J0t4n Kirby, a prominent min
ing man Of Park City, Utah, is in
town, and will make a thorough
examination of the mines Of the
district before leaving
Mr. Kirby for number. OF
years was in charge Of the Bull
lion Beck mine in Eureka Tin
tic, and at present has charge OF
the Ontario mine at Park City
lie is very we'll pleased with
Ehis district
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WITH OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
Cherry Creek

DR.. McCafferty is i'll town doing
dentistry work.
Karbstein < Reilly are doing
some repair work i'll their bar roon
The contractors at the Star mine
are drifting on the north and south
lodges.
Miss Amy McDermid is home on
her vacation from Mills Seminary
Oakland Cal.
J. l.. Moore has been engaged
the past week building a hay scale
for Chas. Greene.
Miss Lena Harrington of Oak
land, Cal, is visiting with her sis
ter. Mrs. Chas. karbstein.
Jim Burns, an old resident of
White Pine, is around shaking
hands with old friends.
Chas' Wah will erect a building
on the burnt block in the near flu
ture, where he will move his store.
ID. Z. Kennedy passed through
here last week from Ely, where he
had been attending to court mat
terS
A large bunch of mustangs was
driven out of Steptoe Valley Mon
day. They were sold to Clark of
Ogden.
John Donnelly and James Reilly
are at work sinking a shaft on a
rich lead prospect which they re-
Gently discovered about six miles
west of town.
Mr. Rundel is expected from the
east the coming week. 1t is re-
ported that he sold the little john
ME mine i'll Gold Canyon district.
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Several prospectofS WHO nave
been trying 10 discover bonan
"a in the vicinity Of Lund have
been rewarded for their efforts,
although in Il different way from
what they had expected. While
they were performing the deVel-
opment work on the claims, one
member OF the party discovered
a formation which gave evidence
OF containing oil. He impaired
the news to his companions, and
they were unanimous in declar-
ing hat they had found oil.
One of the owners of the claims
spent last Saturday in Ely and
was exhibiting samples taken
from their properties to some of
the citizens, who admitted that
they contained a large amount
Of oil.
The new oil claims are located
at Water Canyon, six miles north
of Lund, and the prospectors
have taken advantage OF the op
portunity fortune has bestowed
on them by locating all the min
eral land in the vicinity of the
new find.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
AND TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, w. B. Graham,
was, on the 9th day of June, 1908,
duly appointed Administrator of
the estate of l.. S. Scott, de-
ceased, by the Fourth Judicial
District Court OF the State Of
Nevada, in and for White Pine
county, and has qualified as such
administrator.
All persons having claims
against said deceased, must,
within 40 days from the first
publication of this notice, file the
same with the Clerk of the afore-
said court, with the necessary
vouchers. Any claim not so
fled will be forever barred.
w. B. GRAHAM,
administrator of said estate
CHAS. a WALKER,
Attorney for administrator.
Dated Ely, Nev., June 10, 1905
First publication June Is, 1905
Last publication July 13, 1906.
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Mail Orders.

From the county filled
with the same care and
attention as if YOU were
personally presentt to select
the goods.
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ham and d. NJ. Mcdonald. and
they were awarded suitab BILE
prizes. At 10 O'Clock the thir-
teen guests partook of the sum
ptuous feast which had been
prepared for them. Roman can
dies aided materially i'll the dec
orations. The merrymakers de-
parted at midnight after wish
ing Miss Humphrey many more
birth days.