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MONUMENT TO EDITOR N. G. GONZALES
The Grafton Upon the Unveng of the Monument Recently
Unveiled at Columbia.

er significance, that the man whose
name we desire 10 perpetuate passed
away on the hirher side Of his ma
turity, died just in the near edge OF
Z splendid prime, about 80 years short
Of the time usually required 10 earn
such an honor as We do him today.
When these tHo circumstances are
accorded. each its full value. they
mark the instance as very unusual and
invest il with 2 character which we
cannot but consider extraordinary.
Once more in the same connection
let il be remembered also that this
man owned nothing 10 the afable arts
Of the would-be popular man. whose
agreeable facility and familiarity oi
intercourse woos and wins a wide fol-
The news & observer., 1905-12-31

On the twelfth OF December there
was unveiled IN Columbia. : c., a
monument erected by the people OF
South Carolina 10 the memory OF MI
y. G.. Gonzales, the brave and cour-
ageous editor OF the Columbia State.
who was cruelty murdered by bla-
tant politician because the fearless
editor had opposed his elevation TO
The GoyesnorshiD OF the Palmetto
State.
The Grafton was delivered by Rev.
Samuel NJ Smith. d. D., son OF
the late Rev ]. Henry Smith. Of
Greensboro. n. c.. who is pastor OF
the leading Presbyterian church in
Columbia The story of the life OF
Gonzales. told by a master hand. ought
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Written for the News and Courier by
Warwick James PRICE,
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BUFORD.
March 8, 1905.

''Under the Laurels," Ave.act
drama, will be given by all home tai
ent at the Opera House, Thursday
and Friday nights, March l6 and IL.
Come all and enjoy two hours of fun.
Mrs. Bert Pulliam and children, of
Cincinnati, are visiting their parents,
MIR. and Mrs. @. A. Moberley.
Robert Colvin and wife, of Cincin.
natl, are visiting Mrs. Amanda Col.
vim.
Miss Daisy Scott, who is working In
Mt. Oreb, is at home on visit.
W. II. Vance, Henry Weaver and
John n. Bradley attended the H. G..
T. A. at Lvnchburg and reported a
good time.
G. N. Kress, teacher In the public
schools at Lynchburg, is at home on
a few days visit.
Walter Reed and wife, of Mt. Oreb,
are visiting J. A. Mabin.
John Toll and wife were visiting
their uncle, Levitt Earhart, at Will
llamsburg, one day last week.
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PULSE.
March 8, 1906.


James Barker and wife, of Price
town, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Sanderson spent
Thursday with Mrs. J. II. Duvall.
Jacob Landess, of Pricetown, was a
busin ess caller here Saturday.
Miss Alma Chanev is the guest of
relatives in Brown county.
Ova Roush, of Mt. Oreb, spent sew
eral DAYS last week with his uncle,
Clint Roush, and family.
Mrs. Kate Hall was the guest OF s.
M. Taylor and family Friday.
J.H. Duvall and wife were Sunday
guests of their son, A. 9. Duvall, In
Hamer township.
George Sanderson, wife and two
children we're the guests of John
Pulse and family at Jacksonville re-
Gently.
Dora Brown returned home last
week after spending some time In In
diana.
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MOWRYSTOWN.
March 6, 1905.

SAoA va W Ao~S'
Harry Hodson is now resident of
our town. He and his family occupy
the property formerly owned by Mrs.
Cotterill.
James Rosselot and Miss Stella Ben
nington, of Brown county, were visit.
ing Ben. Rosselot and family'recently.
Carey A. Long, of Columbus, was
among relatives and looking after
business interests here last week.
d. Davis, who WINS seriously Ill, is
improved enough to be out again.
A number have been sick with Ia
grippe. Among the seriously sick are
Chas. Whiting, whose condition is
|causing anxiety to his friends.
Miss Ida Diehl, OF Hartwell, Il visit
ing relatives here.
Oscar Miller Il the new clerk for
the Mowrystown Hardware Co., and
Rob. Yochun's smiling face y now
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SAMANTHA.
March 6, 1905.

Miss Emma McKeehan, of Sinking
Spring, spent Friday and Saturday as
the guest of Miss Mary Stafford, and
while here attended "Spinster's Con-
vention."
"The Spinster's Convention" given
by Ladies' Aid was largely attended,
the hall being filed to its largest
capacity. Aside from the loud ap.
plause given the old maids and home
talents special mention is given to
the beautiful solo, "Love's Golden
Dream" by Miss Flossie Ogle, of
Rainsboro; also "Bluebells," sang by
Homer Garrett, of Belfast. Mr.. Gar
rett's tenor, accompanied by Miss
Ogle's cultivated soprano, won great
applause. Mr.. Garrett is certainly
among first.class tenor singers and
was greatly appreciated.
Miss Flossie Ogle spent last week
with Ivallie Wilson.
"The Noble Outcast" will be given
March II at the Hall by home talent,
assisted by DR.. Homer Brewer as
Jerry, the Tramp" and Austin Bor-
den as the william, both of New vi.
emma.
On the evening of the entertain
ment the horse of Homer Garrett and
James Burnett, of Belfast, ran into
buggy throwing occupants on the
! pike and tearing the shafts loose, ran
through town and was caught in front
of the Hall. The boys we're accom-
panied by Misses Flossie Ogle and
Ivallie Wilson. They we're not hurt
seriously, Mr.. Garrett sustaining a
bad bruise on the face but was able
to take part in the program.
Misses Mary, Clyde and Floy Hud'
son, of Centerfield, were the guests OF
Mary and Mabel Brown last week.
Miss Flossie McCray, of Center
field, is the guest of Josephine Ridg
way.
Miss nellie Bailey, of Bridges, spent
the latter part of last week with the
Misses Ridgway.
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The postofiice department has is.
sued valuable little book of postal
information, which is now being dis.
tributed free of charge to the public.
This book sets forth briefly and con-
cisely the regulations relating to the
registry system, the money order sys-
tenn, special delivery and parcels
poet. 1t also states very clearly the
distinction between the different
classes of malls. and the rates apply
ing to each; also. the provisions re.
lating to drop letters, postal cards,
private mailing cards, etc. Postmas-
ter Richards has received from the
department = number Of copies,
which, In accordance with instruct-
lon, will be given out on request to
patrons Of the ONCE.
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HIGHLAND.
March 6, 1905.

nAoASh W Aoocs
Married at the home of Rev. e. L..
Knox, Wednesday, MaIch /, at a p. m.
Thomas A. johnson and Miss Levina
McNicol, both of Fall Creek.
Everett Smith moved to the country
Thursday.
Miss Sara Cohn delightfully."- enter
tanned large party with finch We'd
nesday evening, March /. About mid
night a elaborate lunch was served.
o. B. Savage, of Wilmington has
been a business visitor here for a few
days this week.
Miss Bessie Smith spent Saturday
at HillsbOro.
Miss Lucy Redkey, of Leesburg,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Redkey.
Miss Grace Hill started Monday
morning to visit friends at South
Charleston.
Chas. Stowe. was called to Warren
county Friday by the serious illness OF
his father.
DIR. and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee, OF
Columbus, we're guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Woodmansee Sunday
Miss Lola Denim returned here
Saturday after a Hve weeks visit
with her parents near Folsom.
Miss Imogene Terrell left Monday
morning for a few weeks visit in Gin
cinnati and Columbus.
Miss Georgia Daily is spending q
few days with Miss Grace Wood
mansee.
Miss Mary Boatright attended the
Golden Wedding of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Egbert Boatright, at Russell
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Dickson, of Chillicothe
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Emish fev
days this week.
Geo. Dunlap was called to Marshal
Saturday on account of the seriou
illness of his sister, Mrs. Aaron Kes
Ter. Word was received later tha
she died this morning.
| Mrs. James Grice and children visit
ed Miss Lena Grice at Wilmingto
Wednesday and Thursday.
William johnson, of near Memphis
. moved his household goods this wee
to the house he lately purchased O
Mas. Frances Thornburg.
Frank johnson, of Fall Creek, ha
/. moved to the old homestead OF Et
!, ward Thornburg, which he recentl
. purchased of the administrators.
Rev. II. Hill left Monday morl
ing for few days visit with relative
at Mt. Grab.
Miss EdLa Wo0dmansee visited Mi
Pauline A.yres Saturday.
Henry Fisher, aged about A year
who was large land owner IN IA,
ette county, bought the old Fishe
home In Clinton county last week a
, while there At work Wedneslay tea
down an old log house, the roof e
upon him, erushing BIZ hsad =
causipg instant death. H lfexe6
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RUSSELL.
March 8, 1905.

There will be services at the M. E.
Church each evening this week ex-
cept Saturday, conducted by Rev.
Briggs. The third quarterly meeting
of Lynchburg circuit will take place
at Jacksonville Saturday and Sunday.
We are informed of the death of
Robert Hatcher, who formerly resid-
ed here. He was godlv man and is
no doubt safe in the presence of his
Lord. His many friends here extend
their sympathy to the bereaved fam.
lily and relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. John Wilkin, of near
Hoaglands, removed last week to their
old home near here.
Phil. Stroup, of Hamilton, is visit
ing his folks here.
Mrs. Matte Britton and grandson,
Sheridan, were at Hillsboro last Sat-
nrday.
Steward Burton and family, of Will
lettsville, we're visiting Frank Burton
ana Iamlly yesterday.
John Kesler removed to his home
last week from the farm of Mrs. Re.
becca Wilkin.
James Britton visited his parents
here Wednesday.
Miss Eva Pulse, principal of the
high school here, attended the lect-
ure at Lynchburg Thursday night
David Hayes took the train here
last Tuesday for Cincinnati to buy
goods.
Mabel Hodson, OF Hillsboro, was
visiting at her Uncle Frank Burton's
Friday and Saturday. She was accom-
panied home by her cousin, jamie
Burton, who will remain few days
for visit.
Will Eakln is moving near Belfast,
where he has purchased farm. His
friends here are sorry to lose such
good neighbors.
The sale of John T. Clancy will
take place March 10.
] The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
' z. G. Boatrtght was celebrated at
their residence Saturday. Rev.
!. Briggs and family, of Lynchburg,
I Friedrich Roush and wife, Mrs. Mary
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Strange
and daughter, Elsa, of Greenfield,
Miss Jennie Boatright, Of xenia, and
Miss Mary, of Highland, az well a.
their immediate relatives here, were
present to enjpy the dinner and the
tday with them. Some valuables pres.
ents were received.
The next meeting Of the Q. "A. r.
here will take place Saturday, March
10, at lao .. n. All members should
be present.
4 Richard Pence and family moved
70 Ohillicothe, accompanied BY Mr..
!! pence's mother, Mrs. Laura Pence,
J lsst Tnesiay. "
! John Kesler spent Friday ana cat.
urday q Cincinnati.
n TypoWYltar ribbons lor aalo at this
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behind the counters of Long Bros.

behind the counters of Long Bros.
store.
Some of our business men are to put
up kiln of brick this summer.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
the u. B. Church March 1912.
Mrs. Fred Parrott, after an extend
ed visit with her daughter, Mrs. Cbas.
Cornetet, at Broadwell, Athens
county, has returned to her home
here.
Frank Whiting, of Gath, is at the
bedside of his sick father here.
Mrs. Lizzie Handishell, who has
been quite sick, Is improving.
There is now a vacancy for good
painter here. A good opening for
the right party.
Robert Crawford, of Georgetown,
was on our streets a fewdays ago.
Chas. McQuitty, a business man of
of Kima, was here last week.
Walter Haller, OF Hamilton, was
calling on home friends last Monday.
Campbell Badgley has purchased
property in Blanchester, where he
will soon move his family. His prop
erty here was bought by Carey Rho
ton, who will become resident of
Mowrystown soon.
Fred High, humorist, dramatic en-
tertainer and ventriloquest, was
greeted with an interested audience
at Town Hall Saturday night.
Ed. Turner expects to move to Win.
chester this week where he will be en-
gagged in the meat business. He has
been business mau of MowrystOwn
for some time and a valued citizen
and with his family will be greatly
missed.
Rev. Frank Foust is delivering good
sermons in the Christian Church here
the fouIth Sunday of each month.
Miss Ina Druhot has gone to Butler
Indiana, where she will be located ir
telegraph Office.
2 Miss Lillian Crawford, teacher o.
the Ebenezer school. visited her par
ents at Georgetown Saturday.
Mile Stout, of Greenfield, visitet
his mother here recently.
Our public schools will close in tw'
weeks.
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RAINSBORO.
March I, 1905.

Mrs. Copeland, of Latham moved
into the Stethem property Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carter spent sun
dav the guests of his mother at Har'
per's Station.
Frank Spargur lost horse one DAY
last week, the result of broken leg !;
supposed to have been kicked by an
other horse.
Burch Hixson and family were Sun
day guests of ]. B. Davis and family
Mesdames Spargur and Kearns' OF
Bainbridge, visited friends in this
vicinity Saturday.
Medicine show in town the past
week. In the voting contest MISS
Flossie Shipton received the gold
watch and Helen Redkey the silver.
ware.
WillEpperson, of Washington G. 81 :,
has been the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Epperson, south OF
town.
Sam Ferguson returned to Dayton
after spending the winter with his
sisters, Misses Emma and Mary Fer.
guson.
C. A. Beaver, wife and little daugh-
ter, Marguerite, we're guests OF the
home folks Saturday night and sun
day.
William Browning spent severa
days the past week with his mother
Mrs. Lydia Browning. of Hillsboro
who has been suffering with la grippe
J.H. Wood, of Greenfield, agent fol
the Page Fence Co., was business
visitor in this locality Thursday.
Rev. A. j. Kestle and j. A. Beaver
we're at Bainbridge Friday evening II
attendance at an address by Rev
Gable, of Greenfield.
John Waddell moved into the Cope
land property Thursday
James Burnett, of Marshall, ant
Homer Garrett, of Bell, and Misses
Flossie Ogle and Beatrice Davis at
tended an entertainment given by th'
Ladies' Aid Society, of Samantha
Friday evening.
Lewis and Walter Dewitt have re
turned from visit to Rev. and Mrs
Wright, at Circleville, and brother
Will, at Columbus.
o. N. Sans, of Hillsboro, spent Sat
urday night the guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sans, OF Lodore
J. B. Gossett will offer at publ
sale at 10 o'clock, March ii, house
hold and kitchen furniture.
Mrs. Samantha Hiatt, of Carmel
died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. r. 3. spargur, Saturday evening
She had come TO spend . few day
with her daughters, Mesdames Spar
CUR and Thoroman; vas taken Ill wit
pneumonia Sunday night and gradr
ally grew worse until the end. Buris
at Cynthiana today.
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Special Low Rates TO CalifoPnia and
Pacific Coast Points.

onmencing March ] and continu-
ing daily to May 10 inclusive. the B.
h o, will sell tickets to Pacific coast,
Idaho, Montana and intermediate
points, one way, second-class tourist
At rate not to exceed e40.05 Interme-
date points In proportion. Inquire
for particulars.
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wife, one son and several brothers
and sisters.

wife, one son and several brothers
and sisters.
o. B. Savage and W. r. Ballard, of
Swanton, o., have formed partner
ship and will open dry goods store
in the Savage building about April l.
Mr.. Ballard has rented the property
on College street of Mrs. ]. Spargur
and will move his family here soon.
Misses Myrtle Hatcher and Lucy
Redkey have rented rooms of Miss
Helen Smith and employed trimmer
and are preparing to open a millinery
store In the near future.
List of letters remaining in post
office March l, Mrs. Gertrude Evans,
Milton Hodson, Mrs. Harry West.
Postal cards: Lula Reed, Headley
Lumber Co.
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Under the title Society in the
United States" Mrs. Eliza Calvert
Hall, writing In "The Twentieth Gen.
tury Home" for March, tilts with a
sharp lance at certain ridiculous
features whichlhave grown up in our
higher social construction. I'm every
town." she says, "there are bright,
sweet, well-educated women who are
ready to sacriHce health, comfort,
domestic happiness, friendship, self
respect and sincerity In order to win
q coveted position In = certain 'set.'
And again "There was time when
ones position in society was deter
mined by her birth, and her
bseeding, and her social tact; but
nowadays II Il determlued BY hel
chins-closet and her silver-drawer.' :
The woman Who makes society the
Ain sf bar existence Win never knev
NM rSal society Z.
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Typswyitsr ribbons 4er sals = tAis
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COB and All.

Come on with your corn to RICH
ARDS MILL. We have brand new
crusher and are ready to crush cob
and all.
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SINKING SPRING.
March 6, 1905.


Miss Bertha Gillian has returned
to her home in Portsmouth, after a
brief visit with friends here.
Mrs. Douglas entertained her sis.
ter, Mrs. Moss, of West Union, last
week.
Mrs. Newton McKeehan spent Fri
day and Saturday with her sister,
Mrs. Leadbetter, of Hillsboro.
Mrs. johnson, of Portsmouth, was
the guest of Mrs. s. A. Meadow last
week.
ID. Phillips was a business visitor in
Hillsboro Saturday.
Miss Emma McKeehan was the guest
of Samantha friends the latter part
of last week.
Mills Murphy and wife were visitors
in Hillsboro Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Seller, wife of Samuel
Selzer, died at her home In this place
Thursday, March 2, after an illness of
two weeks. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Davis, of Rains
boro, o., Saturday at 2 o'clock. Those
from a distance who attended hel
funeral we're Mrs. Ashton Swisshe elm
K. Gall and Miss Bessie Gall, of Ports
mouth, and Mrs. Jos. Kendellspargur
of Greenfield.
Mrs. Eva Lowe is visiting friends ir
West Milton.
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second-hand plano for sale, very
ehosp. FRANK EMxRnL1Nc.
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seed oats q De 'Uaion Iarocsry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-28
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
AND TO CREDITORS

NOTICE Is II EREBY GIVEN hat
the undersigned was ON the eighth
da, Of Deem Der, A d. 1905, duly ap-
pointed and quaife BY the Fourth
Ju icial d st let Court of the State of
Nevada. in and for the County of
White Pine. as I'D ADMINISTRATION Of he
cs'a,e Of THEODORE PRAMENKO,
Ia" oF id c"untY, deceased
Al ne sons and creditors having
rIai'rs "oanst said cet.tc are required
20 die t he saue. with proper vouchers
and statutory aiiidayits attached, 9TH
lie Cl.rk Il said togt3, within three
months frata and after the date Of the
iiss! pui,iication q ths notice.
Dated nj Ely, " hifo Pine county,
Nevada this i3ta lay. ri December, y.
y. lHn5.
SAMUEL I,RAMNNl<o,
As adm nt.tratnr of the Estate Of
FLendorc Pram"ni;o, decreased
CHAS ;. HANDLER.
Attorney for,aiG Admin II ator.
First publication, Dec. 2i 1868.
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FL.OCAL. Interest

L. G. Buzzetfi and wife we're
in from their Warm Springs
ranch last week
W, H. tahlpoeii atid iahii'% OF
oeeptoH came IN 10 attend ''ie
dance MoadsS night.
Tin (t,ff..t,,,.s da.,ea oi.,a,, Ia.
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Mineral Application.
No. 1920
Cxrrp STATES LAND OFFICE.

tAisoN CITY, NeF. December - lAa3.
y GrouN Consolidated Mines Company. by
Louis Fraser, its Attorney In fpct, whose post
Office address is Kimberly. Nevada has laafc
application fora patent tor s. lS1 t on I've
the Ta.lor. Good Enough, Dewey, TeNas. fiiot
Knob, tnion. sacrameatd. Pocoh5ufas ; hlee.
iirpe flyiur Dutchinau. Brooks. RH1skez Hii},
kaGoou4 IlumhuG. beSfef Iowa. Watsa=. $50
., Wasbinetan Frma Nes8aa WhIfa aisf.
i;edecmer. eiehsId Aif.te# Contact, sam hzl.z.
Easter. tho JacE. bush #s.tF esi#HH s.t-
Toledo. California, laaafsa aH4 Dja}HE CPS
ions ,itHate4 in Noh4s Nlnrne District.
White pine county Nevada. aud described ii
the official ii.ld notes aud olaf on lie in this
Office as follows:
rAYIor
Beginning ~ cor Vol Haaror SIC cor 500 e,
4 10 H. Il IL T., NJ y w. bpf5He : - leg T. aaiu j.
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place oi lesinning.
tFNhY
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80 .. thence i5dcg 1$HtH y iil1 ii ftlHr No
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place Of beginning
TEXAS
Reginninp at cor No i. whence Sc ,nf -aa S,
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place Oft eginning
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BEGINNING ut cor 80 ]. whence 80 cor a'e =.
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tUul7oR's ELiNQuENT TAX NOTICE

Motto i, Hereby given by the under
5 Gus d County Il. corder and EN-Oiiicio
AuGitor Of " hle Pine county, Neva-
Attorney If sad county a duly Ger flied
! ~ OF al folinqu, Mt taxes upon the
4 ~-esmes { Roll Of said county for the
Mar 1905, here me deiinqHont iaN,
eN, " nf poll tax and penalties. eT-
u.,'rs tEe sum of Three Hundred Dol
lls. tu-wit;
Chairman Mine X Mill Co.
Tax.......s........ y 100 IS
Penalties. .........,.,,.. l0I IS
Total -. ....$ 1863. HI
Levied upon the following property.
Reduction Works, Hosting Works,
Machine Shop, at Lane City. Brick
House. Office and other Buildings;
Patented Nines-t hainman and Chain
man Gore, Tu' key. Y and Southern
Gross.
TOTAL ass, ssed valuation T33. $50.
Not G. IS further given that unless
said delinquent tax and enaIt es a ove
specified. amounting tn tn" SUN oil
Sll63 l6, BE- paid to the 'oun'y T'ch-
utcr oi "A hitn Pine Unit. As MOI
ii 20 IiX K, c,,ivcr. within twenty (2o)
day from The date her, o., Bctiun will
be immenccd by the District Attorney
OF said county for h. callec ion of same
SEAL. d. ). DICK ERSON,
Re order and ExOllico Auditor Of
White inc county. Nevada
Ely Nevada, Dee, e. 1900
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fIlst pull, dated Noy.ao. 1898
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Bepiuniug ut cor NJ /. whence ~. cor sec ),
n ID \, Il 81 i. NJ On, hears = deg II min :
2i62 t #, thence : S deg II mia W tdN II 10 cor
No thence W 1900 It too no - thehee NedcS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-28

{. G. Buzzetfi aud wife we're
in from their Warm Springs
ranch last week.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-28

". d. GampoeiI aud family 81
Steptoe came in to attend the
dance Mo0daH night
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-28

Beginning At cor No /, whence ~ cor sec
rl6N, R62 L, NJ u Nj, beurs y - des - MN
W. thence \ - deg II lnin " SIC $ II to cor NJ
i, thence \ 70 deg OF min y - it to COZ Ne
thence y deg II min L diuft to cor Ne d, theeI'
: 70degOi min L T'2l II to COZ No thehte
,1n, ~ min N ~, II to cor No Z, thence s.
deg 81 min l. llG it to cor so l. piaee oi he
ginning.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-28

4. {. Davis came in from his
Duck Creek sawmill Friday to
spend the holidays with his fam
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