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power Fiat. came to the line, a young
woman. said TO be his fianeee. rushed
across the track and throwing her arfn3
arount his neck. gave him a hearty
kiss.
Order of Start.
The racers were sent away m thu
following order:
Jenatzy. driver: Mercedes. 12O-horss-
power; Robert Graves. owner.
Duary. driver; De Dietrich. I9O-horse-
power; De Dietrich Company. ownerA
Dingiey' driver; Pope-Toledo. 60-horss-
power; A l.. Pope, owner
Lancia, driver; Fiat. 1l0-horsepower,
Hoilander * Tangerman owners
heene, driver; Mercedes, 12o-horse-
power; Foxhan p Keene. owner.
Wagner. driver; Darracq. S0-horse-
power; Darracq & Co. owners.
Tracy. driver; LOCOmObile. Ia0-horse-
power, DR.. H E Thomas. owner.
Nazzaro. driver; Fiat. Ii0-horsepower;
Hollander X Tangerman. owners
Warden, driver; Mercedes, 10 horse
power; J. b. Warden. owner.
Szisz, driver; Renault. So-horsepower;
Renault Bros. owners.
Christie. driver: Christie. 60-horSeDOW-
er; Walter Christie. owner.
Cedrino, driver: Fiat. uo-horsepower:
Holldnder & Tangerman, owners
Campbell. driver: Mercedes. So-horse-
power: : .. Stevens. owner.
Heath. driver; Panhard. 12o-horse-
power: Panhard & LeVassor. owners
Lylte. driver: Pope-ToledC. s0-horse-
power: A A Pope. owner.
Chevrolet. driver: Fiat. 90-horsepower.
c. ,. s. Miller. owner.
Hemery. driver; Darracq. So-hcrse-
power; Darracq * Co. owners
White, driver; White, 4O-horsepower:
Sartori. driver; Fiat. S0-horsepower.
A. G. Vanderbilt owner
There was no No. lS and Campbell =
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Autos Are Hurled Along
In Shifting Procession

Shortly before O'Clock. the hour
scheduled for the start. Jenatzy. in his
l2O-horsepower Mercedes. want slowly
to the starting line and awaited the
word from F. J. Wagner. the starter.
There was unexpected pause as the
front tire of Jenatzy's machine vibrated
on the starting line.
Are you ready?" asked the starter
YES" replied Jenatzy
William X Vanderbilt, jr., donor OF
the cup. and one of the referees. with
". Gould BEokaw. stepped forward and
shook hands with JenatZy and wished
him we'll
They're OIL
Then began the contest
AT 5:4e,45. Wagner. beginning with
number Is. counted slowly backward.
and. after counting one. said Go"
There was a snort and smoke as from
discharged gun. The big Mercedes
ghost and sped away leaving faint
trail OF blue smoke and strong odor
or ill-smellIng gasoiene-
There was a faint cheer as Jenatzy
disappeared In the distance
Keene Cheered.
At intervals OF one minute the con-
testants were sent away Foxhall
Keene. who drove his own 120-horse-
power Mercedes. received an ovation
from the -Four Hundred" in the grand
stand when he waited at the line for the
starting signal
Tracy in his 120-horsepower locomo-
bile was scheduled to start at 6:Ie but
he had trouble with his machine ana
was not able 10 start until 6:3s This lost
him twenty -eight minutes
When Paul Sartori. in his 90-horse-
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Irving Stricken Down
In Midst of His Work

LONDON. Oct. A.-Sir Henry Irving's
sudden death Is loss that is felt the
world over.
Today messages conveying coincidence
and sympathy are arriving from ali
parts of the earth. Nearly every promi
hent actor and actress In England and
America is included In the list of those
who have cabled or telegraphed regrets
II. d. Irving. son OF the dead artist,
arrived in Bradford today and will take
charge OF the funeral arrangements.
The Irving company was disbanded to-
day. the members returning TO London
Ellen Terry. for years Henry Irving's
friend and leading lady. was overcome
with sorrow when seen by a reporter to-
day. She uttered beautiful sentiment
TO the memory Of her friend In these
words.
Il know all this happened as he wish
ed. and while he was in full possession
OF his faculties. He worked to the very
last 1t rejCices me that he finished his
evenings work. His last words on the
stage were. Into Thy hands, o, Lord
into Thy hands,"
Sir Henry Irving died suddenly last
night at Bradford.
He was -Iring a series or farewell
performances In thu f.: glish provinces,
and this week was playing IN engage
ment at Bradford. Thursday night he pre-
sented king Ren1's Daughter ard
The Bells. and appeared TO re in cx-
cellent health taking the exhausiing
part of Matthias I'm THE Bells" with all
the yigor of youth.
Thursday night before an enthusiastic
audience. he portrayed with much sue
cess one of his most characteristically
intellectual parts. the title role in his
own stage adaptation OF Lord Tenny-
sons Beckett"
After the performance Sir Henry re-
turned TO his hotel, reaching his roc ms
at n:30 o'clock. when It vas observed
that he was in pain Physicians were
Immediately summoned, but before they
could arrive Sir Henry was seized by an
attack of syncopc anil expired within a
few minutes. without having uttered a
word
Bran Stoker. who had been his i'm
mediate manager for many years. and
a few other intimates, saw the last cur
sain fall He sent this telegram from
Bradford:
Very terrible news Sir Henry Irving
had an attack OF syncope after return
night and died suddenly"
The great actor proceeded 10 elo-
quently advocate the establishment of
theaters by the municipalities.
Il believe that by this means the
standard Of the true drama as dis
tinguished from miscellaneous enter
tainments, would be successfully up
held" he said
Would Endow Theaters.
Money is spent like water for all
kinds OF philanthropic and educational
objects, but who among you ever
dreams OF endowing the theater? 1 am
sure the time will come when you will
regard the theater as necessary 10 a
liberal education. and be prepared to
consider any reasonable suggestions for
the extension OF it's legitimate influence.
IL may be that in years TO come our
countrymen will scarcely understand
how in our times so potent an instru-
ment of good or i'll as the stage was
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MINEOLA Oct 14emery sohoreporer Darracq
His time the entire
His speed the of seventy
The winner of collision
with Christie. for which the Italian
He
elapsed time The winner finished
al
Tracy in his 10horsepower
the crowd
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Hemery said after the race:
1T was a grand race, and such a one
that they have in France. i am glad to
have won. fer I esteem it great thing TO
defeat drivers such as contested upon
the course today. My machine never
failed me- and felt that the race would
be mine"
The defeat of Lancia was a great dis
appointment 10 the crowd in the grand
stand.
Rarely on any course has there ever
been witnessed such driving.
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LANCIA's DEFEAT DISAPPOINTMENT.

Lancia had a lead OF twenty minutes
at one time Through tire trouble hs
lost time.
While repairing Christie collided with
him. His machine was partially dis
abied-
But for this he would surely have won
the race
deserved them for driving a. consistent
race His driving was q repetition Of
his daring work last year The race
next year will be held in France on .
course TO be determined later.
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Sea Hurls Passengers
From Companies Deck
Three Young Girls and Two Men, All i'm
Steeragc, Swept Overheard by Giant Wave.
A Score More Badly Injured.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA heavy sea
that struck the Cunarder Campania
while on her way TO this port swept
the main deck where scores of steerage
passengers were walking, carried five
OF them overheard 10 their death, in
tured three fatally and seven seriously.
while twenty-one others were badly
bruised. The Campania reached her dock
here today.
OF the drowned. three were young
girls.
Six other women immigrants are
among the seriously injured and three
OF them are expected to die
The accident the like OF which 10
without a parallel IN the history of
big liners, occurred last wednesday as
the Campania was piowinS through
the heavy ground swell following
storm of the night before.
More than 100 of the sSeerage pas
sengers were on deck
Totally Unexpected.
Unexpected even by the weatherwise
sailors. great wave suddenly rose up
over the port rail and landed with a
roar and a swirl of water on the iron
deck. In moment the long stretch OF
promenade was changed to a green.
angry river filed with struggling.
screaming men and women
The water. with it's human jetsam.
rushed aft. and here came the further
accident that caused the loss Of life
At the stern of the big ship there is a
double iron gate. used to dump garbage
overheard and at times 20 stampede cat
tie into the sea. when the ships needs
lighting in a storm.
These gates are fastened with a
rope. and when the rush OF water struck
them. they burst open. The water pour
ed out, and with IT went three young
girls and two men. The men sripped
the bolts of the gate for a moment and
hung there In sight of terrified saloon
passengers, Who were looking down
aI rom tlIe sun deck. Then the men drop
pea down into the waves and sank
Dashed Against Stanchions.
As the water rushed through the ont
let of the gateway, the scores of mon
and women borne by its swift current
were hurled against stanchions, venttla-
tors and matches. clinginS in some cases
and In others rolling helpless toward the
opening that meant death to them.
In the hurly-burly OF the brief three
minutes II lasted. there was time for
two deck stewards 10 play the hero.
Edward Watson ani Albert Cave the
stewards. who are expert swimmers and
trained athletes, managed to battle their
way against the tide and throw six
children TO the top of matches where
they were safe.
Several passengers as they clung to
stanchions held women.
List Incomplete.
1t was not until the next day that
ships officers We're able to ascertain
the names OF those missing and injured
and even now the list is not complete.
for all were humble steerage passengers.
and little was known of them.
The only person missing whose name
is known is John Graham. Scotch
man. who lived in Milwaukee, but who
had been on visit to the old country
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FEAR vOoDoO'S SUICIDE.

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. I4-Colored
people here fear evil results from the
suicide OF Nellie lie Cato, who ended her
life Icy jumping into a we'll She was
held in fear because of her supposed
supernatural powers White people be-
ueve the girl was demented-
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with his wife and seven children They
were below when the wave came.
All the ships officers were reticent
and apparently under Instructions, re-
fusing to give any information as to
the accident
At the offices of the Cunard Line
which heretofore has boasted that Il
never lost a passenger IL Is stated that
rigid investigation will be made
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MOTHER AND CHILD BURNED.

MARION, Ohio, Oct. 14--While stoop-
ing over to take her little baby from
the cradle. the skirts of Mrs. Frank
Donohoe, fifteen years old. ignited from
a small gas range. The young mother
and the infant were fatally burned.
The Washington times., 1905-10-14

Pennsylvania Railroad. Saturday. and
Sunday; tickets good on all trains ex-
cept Congressional Limited. and good
for return until Sunday night.-Adv
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1t will be warmer tonight. followed by
Ial ing temperatures Sunday in the Ohio
valley and lower lake region
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HEATH SECOND, TRACY NEXT,
LANCIA, FAVORITE, FOURTH
Finish Hottest Ever Seen---Many Cars Had
Speed of Eighty Miles Per Hour---No
Serious Accidents in Spite of Pace.
Facts About the Race

Prize-The Vanderbilt cup. Value 1890. $4,000
Cost to contestants. Observation-Disclosures. $5OOOO0
Cost to spectators. s................... $1,OOO,OOO
Number of starters s......... 1s
Countries epresented-Germany Italy, France and
America.
Length of course, miles es........ 283
Number of laps. ..................... 10
Total distance of race miles. s.......... 2s3
Number of corners in race to left to right.
Start and finish of Mineola L. l. Start at m
and at 1 minute intervals. No controls official
stops required.
Number of makes Of cars entered .......... 10
Type of earsAl multcylinder, vertical engines;
tor in front. Steamers, CWhite). Six-cyn-
der ears, 1-Pope-Toledo
Referee-W. K. Vanderbilt Jr.
Chairman Cup Commission Robert Lee Morrell.
Secretary Cup Commission-A. G. Batchelder
Starter-Fred j. Wagner.
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List Incomplete.
s4s.as TO California Without Change

Via So Ry & So. Pacific through Land
of the Sky and Memphis. Personally
conducted Berth $3.50 A. j. Poston. gem
eral agent. oil Pa. ave. NV. 7o5 18th St
Adv.
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BANKER SENT TO PRISON.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Oct. 14.-W. E.
Brown, president of the failed First
National Bank of Storm Lake, Iowa
has been sentenced by Judge Reed in
the Federal court TO five years in prison
Tor fraudulent banking.
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Plenty of Laths,

Fl Frank Libbey 4 Co.. 9th St g. n. Y
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TEMPERATURE.
DOWNTOWN TEMPERATURES

q Affieck's Standard TnerEnome
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s1.as to Baltimore and Return, s...s.

Continued ON Second Page.)
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Would Endow Theaters.
fAE WEATHER REPORT.

Continued on Third Page.)
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IN wTNNrMuccA.

w. n. re ana G ar n rom
e ko. NJ BE W $ ma RCD e \ da
even ng in e ko % Miss Dora r b n2on
and stopped off IN Winnemucca for a
day. They are en- route to senta Rosa,
where Mr.. Bell is a prosperous farmer.
All good men come to Nevada TO a
good wife and Mr.. Eel is no except on
to the rue. The young peop'e Sc med
very happy and the silver State hopes
their journey through life may always
be strewn with roses. They will leave
this evening for their future home in
the city of roses. Mr.. Bell is a nephew
of j. Dak'n Of Winnemucca and stop
ped over here to pay a visit.
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IN TIME or PEACE.

In the first months of the Russia-Ja-
pan war we had a striking example OF
the necessity for preparation and the
early advantage Of those who, so to
speak, have shingled their roofs In dry
weather." The virtue of preparation
has made history and given to us our
greatest men. The individual as well
as the nation should be prepared for any
emergency. Are you prepared to sue
cessfully combat the first cold YOU take?
A cod can be cured much more quickly
when treated as soon as Ii has been
contracted and before it has become
settled in the system. Chamber aims
Cough Remedy is famous for it's cures
OF colds and il should be kept at hand
ready for instant use. For sale by the
Eagle Drug and Jewelry Co.
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SUMMONS.

In the Fifth udic al District Court OF
the State of Nevada. in and for IN
County of Humboldt. verna Gardnei
Plaintiff, VS.. William Gardner, Defend
ant. Action brought 10 the Fifth Judl
ciaI District Court of the State of N
vada. in and for the County of Hum
bo DIT, and the Complaint filed IN III
office of the Clerk of said Fifth Jud cha
District Court on the 9th day Of octo
Der. A. D.. 1905.
The State of Nevada sends greeting Is
william Gardner. Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear u
an action brought against you by th'
above named plaintiff, yerna Gardner
in the Fifth judicial District Court 0.
the State Of Nevada. in and for tn
County of Humboldt, and to answer tn
Comp. amt filed therein with the CLERK
of said Court within ten days <exciusiv
of the day OF service) after the service
on you of this Summons. il served with
in this County; or. II served out of this
County but In this Judicial District
within twenty days: otherwise. within
forty days; or judgment by default VII
be taken against you. according to tn
prayer of said Complaint.
Said action is brought to obtain judg
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Owing to the increase in trade, Hess
bread reduced to two loavss for lie az
Diehl's City Bakery. <4s-tf
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NoTIcE no cREpIroRs.

In the Fifth judicial District Court 9
the State of Nevada. in and for tn
County of Humboldt. In the matter o
the Estate of Morris Holman, deceased
Notice is hereby wen that the under
signed has been duly appointed anf
qualified by the said Fifth judicial Dis
trict Court of the State of Nevada, il
and for the County of Humboldt, 8.
the administratrix of the Estate q
Morris Holman, late of said county. d.
ceased. All creditors having claim
against said estate are required to fl
the same With proper vouchers. an
statutory affidavits attached, with I'll
Clerk of said Court, within three mont
of the first publication of this notict
Said administrators was SO appointe
and duly qualified as such On the At
day of October, A. d. sos.
FANNY HOFFMAN,,
Administrative of sa q Estate.
First publication Oct. IL. '05. 10-l2-i1 /
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FOREST LlEr SELECTION 20. I9l

JIM Ell = hR &AA%t 80
Caason City Nevada september sA, lNe
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Ihet tbe sam
Fe Pacifi Railroad Company bS sylvia p 9ifrf
its attorney IN fact. whose post-etlee ai4fsss q
Golconda, HumboIat county, state az NeEaHf
as made applica ion 10 select HEsttf we Act
Congress q June 4, 1897, 60 Stat. 81 l3ilVt
ing described tract Of land, t0~N1tt Inc NaFt8
east quarter Oh the Northeast quarter lNE. "a
the Ne. al Of section Thirty five toI, ioMtsHl
Forty-five l43l North, Dauge lh~3RtA -hltt la
ia t MI 81. containing forty lVl acres, sitt
Ated in Humboldt County, stats Of NtYaA
within the Carson City Land district, state Z
Nevada.
ion Of TINS notice, protests or contests a&alht
the said selection upon the Bf0th-s ihat -
lam described. OF any portion thereof, . Vcfl
pred or is mo- e yaIuab { Tor It's ihi4itrai thba
agricultural or grazing purpo eS VIII ~ rectlN
ca at ,hIs Office and acted Tor re- orr 70 ne con
missioner OF the General tahd Once.
o.. II. GALLUP.
Register.
FIRST publieQtiou ct. am. 1906. 40 - "
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SUMMONS


in the Firth udic a. District Court of
he State of Nevada. in and for the
.ounty of Humboldt. Ida Brown,
Plaintiff. VS.. James l.. Brown, Defend
mt.
Acton brought in the Fifth judicial
district Court of the state of Nevada,
a and for the County of Humboldt, and
he Complaint filed in the office of the
teik of said Fifth Judicial District
court on the 4th day of October. A. D..
905.
The State of Nevada sends greeting 10
lanes l.. Brown, the above named De
Amdant.
n action brought against you by the
bove named plaintiff. Ida Brown, In the'
tltth judicial District Cocrt or the
state of Nevada, In and for the County
ii Humboldt, and TO answer the Com
jlaint filed therein with the Clerk or
aid Court within ten days exclusive OF
he day of service) after the service on
on of this Summons. il served within
ais County; or, II served out of this
ounty but in this Jud cal District.
y thin twenty days: otherwise. within
orty days; or judgment by default wiz
be taken against you. according TO he
prayer of aid Complaint.
Said action is brought to obtain q
judgment and decree against you, The
aid defendant. and in favor of the sad
.~laintiff. adJudging and decreeing thas
he bonds of matrimony existing be
tween the plaintiff and the defendant
herein be forever dissolved. and mat
he sole care and custody of the cniid
of said plaintiff and defendant DE
awarded to the plaintiff, on the grounu
hat the defendant has been guilty o,
extreme cruelty towards the p~alnsff,
and also that the defendant has neg
.ected for the year last past 10 proyide
saries Of life, when such neglect was not
the result OK poverty on thu part of the
defendant which he could not avoid by
ordinary industry.
All of which will more fully appear
by reference to said Comp amt, a certt-
aed copy of which accompanies This
summons, and is made a part hereof.
And you are hereby notified that If
YOU fail to appear and answer said Com
plant as above required. said p~laint'ff
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded therein.
Given under my hand In tho State OF
Nevada. County of Humboldt. this 4th
lay OF October. A. d. 1905.
III. WARREN.
Attorney for PiaintiL.
(Endorsed.) In the Fifth judicial
District Court of the State of Nevada.
n and for the County Of Humbo DIT. Ida
Brown. Plaintiff. Us. James l.. Brown.
Defendant. Summons. II. Warren, At
torney for Plaintiff. Winnemucca, New.
First publication Oct. 4. 1905. CIV
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nent and decree of this Court, to dis
olive the bonds OF matrimony now ex-
sting between you and p aintiff. The
rounds alleged and relied on in sald
Complaint are willful desertion of plain
ir by defendant for more than a year
asst past and the neglect of the defend
Mt. for more than a year last past, TO
rovide plaintiff with the common neces-
ares of life. though during all of such
ines. defendant was abundantly able
30 to provide.
All of which will more fully appear by
reference to said Complaint, a certified
epy of which accompanies this Sum
mons, and Is made a part hereof.
And you are hereby notified that X
you fail to appear and answer saG
'omplaint as above required. said plain
If will apply to the Court for the re-
EFF demanded herein.
Given under my hand tails 9th day of
October. A. D.. 1905.
=. e.. ROBINS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SELLS MORE OF CHAMBET.LAINs
COUGH REMEDY THAN OF ALL

OTHERS PUT TOGETHER.
The following letter from a locality
where Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
well known shows by me unprecedented
demand for It that the med enc sells on
it's own merit. Mr.. Thos. George, a
merchant at Mt. Elg.n. Ontario, says:
II have had the local agency for Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy ever since IL
was introduced into Canada and ! sell
as much; of it as | do of all other lines
have on my shelves put together. or
the many dozens sold under guarantee,
l nave not had one bottle returned. l
can personally recommend this med cine
as | have used it myse and 6 ven It
to my children and always with the best
results" For sale by the Eagle Drug
and Jewelry Co.
Silver State ads pay.
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FOR ST LIEU SELECTION So. l.

Carson City. Nevada. september 50, ID
NOTICE Is HEREBl GIVEN, That the san.
Fe Pacific Railroad Company, by Silyian 81 frt
GaIconaa, Ham0oldt County, state OF NeVa,
has made ap lieatiOn to select under the ~
OF j 4. is ~. GO stat. 80 tine following 81
scribed lraet of land, to wit; southeast qhaft
Of the North. east quarter lsE. Il of me aF. q
of section thirty six 1867, Township f0urfy tN
North, Range hirty nine 500 East, N =. H&A
containing forty fl0l acrss, situated ta Hun
boidt County, state Of Nevada, within the Ca
son city Land District, state OF Nevada.
Within thirty 800 days from the first publea
ion Of this notice. profess or contests asalif
the said selection upon the grounps that a.
land described, or any p0rti a thsfeof, IS ooct
pied or is more valuable Tor its mineral than f.
agricultural or grazing purposes, wfllbereceive
at this Office ana Noted for report u the ION
missioner OF the General Land Once.
o. II GALLUP
Register.
Date CT first publication Oct. 4tb. 1909 l0A6-'
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In the Fifth judicial District Court 81
the State of Nevada in and for The
County Of Humboldt.
In the matter of the estate of Charles
Mcconnell, deceased.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EN-
EcUToR.
Notice is hereby gwen that the UNDER
signed. Thomas Mcconnell. was by sa d
Court on the 23rd day of october, E9Oo,
duly appointed the executor of the last
will and testament of the said Charles
Mcconnell, deceased, and thereupon duly
qualified as such executor. All persons
having claims against the estate OF the
said Charss Mcconnell. deceased, are
hereby ERECTED and required to file the
same, with the proper vouchers ana
statutory afidavits attached, with tne
clerk of the said Court within three
months from the date of the first pub
LEGATION of this notice.
THOMAS MCCONNELL,
Executor of the estate of Char.es Nc
Connell, deceased.
Dated October Nth, 1905.
First publication of notice, Oct. "a, 1900
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