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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-02-01
UNITED STATES LAND OFFcE,
CARSON CITY, Nev. December =, 1915


CARSON CITY, New. December . 1905.
| NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ GirOux Consolidated Mines Company, by
/ Louis Fraser, its Attorney in fact whose post
l Office address is kim berly, Nevada, has made
| application for patent for 50 1871 It on the
| GIROUX CONSOLIDATED Lode, embracing
the TAYLOR Good Enough Dewey, Texas, Pilo1
Knob, Union, Sacramento, Pocohoatas, sehlecX,
kiepe, Flying Dutchmau, Brooks, Bunker hui
kaboony, Humbag, Dexter, Iowa, Watson no.
2, Washington, Emma Nevada, White Ghlef
Redeemer, Richard, Alpha, Contact, Sam Long,
i tor, Cold Bug Lexington, New York ,Kentuegy,
| Toledo California, ronopah and GirOux loeA-
tons, situated in Robinson Mining District,
White Pine County Nevada, and described IN
the official field notes aud plat Oh file in this
Office as follows;
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II l6 N, r 81 L, II, beats5 "A deg Y min E
G226 it; thence $ p deg Y min ", coo # to
cor 80 ., thence \ II deg l3 min W 40 1t 70
4 cor No 3, thence = de5 - min i 690 ii to cor
No /, thence II deg IL ain 3 l!55 it TO cor No
l, place OF Beginnire
Gga9 ENOUGH
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1913 it. thence 10 az = min 4, a93 = 70 cor
| No 5, thence % Geg q min p i09 4 g. Ger No
I, thence Il deg y min li3l'2 1t TO cor no !,
place OF 'ss'nn'of Tilor s.saa
ReF.arug at cor 50 l, "Eencea4 cor Sec .,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-02-01
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-02-01

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Louis Tr9sar ifa storneu in f5cf "
Office address is Kimberly, Nevada, has made
application fora patent for So 49, Z ON the
GIROU& CONSOLIDATED Lode, embracing
the TAYLOR, Good Enough, Dewey, Texas. Pilo1
Knob, Union, Sacramento, POcOhoutas 6ehlcy,
kiepe, Flying Dutchman, Brooks, bunker HUI,
kaboony, Humbug, Dexter, Iowa, Watson No,
2, Washington, Emma Nevada, White Chief,
Redeemer, Richard, Alpha, Contact, Sam Long,
Easter, Black Jack, Bush-WaE lracktioif, VIC
tor, Cold Bug, Lexington, New York, Kentucky,
Toledo, California, ronopah and GirOux loeA-
tions, situated in Robinson Mining District,
White Pine County Nevada, and described IN
the official field notes aud plat Oh file in TINS
Office as follows;
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-02-01

riras pal, lid Soy. 30, 1895
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

w. j. En- Earl is going to open
plumbing and machine shop in
Monte Vista in the near future.
He will have n full equipment of
the very best lnthes, pipe-cuttlng
machines and access cries. En-
Earl In An expert mnchinist and
plumber and by reason of long ex-
perience IL qualified to handle the
most complicated problems in
mechanics with accuracy and
speed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26
eenneaeeneat.

The exercises at the opera house
tonight attend the graduation Of
the largest class ever finishing the
work in our schools. The first
Glars graduated from the High
school IN 1893; the graduates were
Sne DarneIl tThorne), Maud
Turk, David IIoiler, aud Mamie
Jscohs (Sylvester). Since that
time the standard Of the schools
has l,een very materially raised
until tnlsy the institution ranks
N one Of the hest accredited
achOOls in the state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26
class piay.

The large audience that greeted
the production Of Dickens "Crick-
ct on the Hearth" by the senior
class of the high school At the
opera house Tuesday night were
indee.l surprised at the excellent
portrayal Of the characters in that
beautiful story.
All parts we're admirably adapt
Ell To the actors and hearty APP
plause was elected during the
prngress Of the play which went
smoothly throughout.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26
TIE Ssuvsair Beck.

Rev. Geo. Station has recently
received letters from friends in
the east to whom he sent copies Of
the San Luis Valley Souvenir say
ing the books were appreciated
and reflected much credit upon
tho resources Of the valley.
These letters should be read by
the knockers" Of the publication
and perhaps their Judgment that
"the rok is no good and doesn't
amount 10 anything" would suffer
a reconstruction.
A il sakl il, Mr.. Detxls' article
ON rial estate "No part Of our
country is attracting more atsen-
ton at the present time than the
State Of Colorado. aI,d when any
thing in the way Of n souvenir IN
received by people in the east,
where enterprise aud pursuits nre
80 different, il is read with inter
est. People here should re,ne,n.
bsr that while the conditions and
advantages Of this section are per
fsctly familiar to them. All is en-
tirely new 10 eastern folks and
people who are looking Ia the
great and growing west Tor homes
aud investment"
While the book could le greatly
improved, il sets forth, to some OK
tent, the superior conditions here
aud . condemnation ii the work
b dsci3edly un.latriotic aud un-
CALLED tue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26
Do You Remember?

W. y. Mieir. Of Alamoss, came
in Tuesday noon from Terrace
Reservoir now being constructed
on the Alsmoss river by the San
Luis Valley Land and Promotion
Go. lie had with him two Iowa
capitalists. After dinner the par
ty left for Del Norte. From there
they returned to Alamosa. Mr..
Mieir says there is but little doing
now on the reservoir on account of
the high water, but an soon An the
water goes down the reservoir will
he finished in n hurry.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

The next term of the district
court cOnvenes at Del Norte next
Monday. In case the Shiirer
Brothers case is dismissed il is
probable there will be but little
dong nj this term of court.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

Several sets Of timbers in the
Happy Thought shaft caved in
last Monday night. necessitating
the abandonment of the shaft tenn
porarily through which to operate
the property, consequently the
men living at Bachelor and enter
ing the mine through the shaft
have TO enter through the Nelson
tunnel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26
+. E. boy vim /. p.rty al iour

+. Il. Joy with = party 81 four
osh~rs started ont Tuesday morn
ing on = three months surveying
trip iato tho San Juan forest r.
serve. They were ~quipfnsi with
eight sa,Ills anil pack horses and
. team n two hnrsas anil wagon
The party 10 maale up II rrsscis
4. 10y, civil engineer. Joe Harris.
Bart Tuttle and 0oxlwine broth.
era. recently from K~ntucky. =
chain n,en.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

Ia Gotlling returned from TT.
Collins Saturday where he had
been on a visit and while there he
attended the wedding of his broth
or George.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

Ths town hsnrd have hal under
cossklesat,oa ~ lsssslng 81 nm or.
dinaucc lnokta9 toward cement
akiewalks far Tie tewn. Such an
oriinascs has l,cea drawn sa.l Ia
IN the lsan.ls of m attorney fn his
insy,ectMn and II the scxt msct,ag
ri the hnarsl Il will cs,mr up far
pasasgc or rri~tio~. Tho orsls-
naNce viii provklc Ter tcn.fsnt
walk ~ tho inisincss streets an.l
Eve. ftot walks 0n thr rc~klencc
slreets. The jA,lting In IT such
walks will prsAMlhv cw,lmrraas
a,sas II the hi OWNERS. h,t WHOM
~ iowa has oncr secured cement
walks evsvyhsiv wall he glMi.
u q. Mowny. II H. Anthony.
ldaho. writas that h. L we'll
p,sassd wlth ihal cosslry and y
peospssosa. They havs ssow esd
sielgh,ag two q thrss nnstAs n
~ ysas assl plsasv a waAss los
lsrivslies. Plshiag = bsllss tAsrs
| thas Aera.
Hsaaslh Oasdsee sessbsaael Nj
~.>Ah AS,AhIn.e Thne.Aav ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

James Willis says he has stopped
all Denver papers and takes no
papers now except the MoNTE
VISTA JOURNAL. He says Denver
ought to be fenced in and made a
territory by itself.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

James Broyles, who is in charge
Of the Monte Vista cemetery. has
set out 100 naples and % shrubs
this spring. They are all leaved
out and growing nicely He has
moved the grass three times and
not weed can he seen in the ccm-
etery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

W. G. Ruff went TO Denver
"Wednesday night. His brother
and wife who have been visiting
him several weeks went TO Denver
with him and may locate there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

W. II, Poole has bought three
lots in GRIND View of l.. II. Kn-
mer. They front on one Of the
pretticst streets in town and are
one block cnst from Ed Lunbeck $
stone residence. Mr.. Poole cx-
poets Ia build ON one of these lots
IN the fall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26
Aemerial Day Hxerelsss
Headquarters Joe Hnnksr Post No. ~
Department q Colorado I wyo@inx q. A. X.
Monte Vista, May I'D, 1906
,aRNEnAi. ORDER NO. H.

,1RNEaAl. ORDER NO. II.
In accordance with orders from Ma
tioual and Department headquarters,
sHunday Nay 9th will ,e observed ~
MenNriai Sunday and Wednesday May
tSO ~ Memorial Day.
The members 81 this Poet will meet in
their past room Sunday, May q, At 1870
. .. N. sharp, and march 10 the Method.st
church to attend divine RerviceA G.. l..
Math,es Post. Sons Il Veterans. Ladies'
1t tho Relief Corps and Circle, and all
old Soldiers, whether Union or Obneed-
crate are invited to join tho Post in
thea services
On the morning II Memorial day, the
graves II all soldiers buried IN the
Monte Vista and Rock Greek cemeteries
will 10 decorated by special detail.
On Memorial day the members Of this
: Post will assemble IN their PAt room nj
: p W. sharp, and march to the opera
h0,iae where memorial aervicea will be
held. g. l.. Msth.es Post, the Relief
kCorps and Circle, Sons Of Veterans, all
old Sollien whether UNION OF fonfetlsr
ate. the tessl,~r~ and children u the
public schools and citixens generally are
invited and urgesi To jnin the procr~sion
and attend theae aeev,ceA.
C>mrasls L. II. Cheney IN hereby ap-
lnHnt~sl officer ~ the day aud ia charged
with the formation of the column and
cnnduct II the march, both on Memorial
Sunday and Memorial day.
Tie business men Of Monte visits arr
r~qu~at~.l u clnas THAR plsces II busi-
n~~ from 9 N . .. M. and citixsns YIN
orally ara urx~i u observe this day ~ u
fun~ral day. sacred tn thr memory n the
sIs-aal spldi~rr ~ The ls~pu,Aic.
The following program will In gwen Al
the 0pesa hoas".
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

Mrs. Shields. mother of Mrs.
James llilderhrsnd. has been suf-
fer,ng the past week or ten days
with vnricose veins in her limbs
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-05-26

Mrs. Daisy Mount, OF Santa Fe,
arrived here Sunday with her little
son "Wally". ION visit To her
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. Poole.
The young fellow takes his name
from mn Indian chief and given
him by his grandfather.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06

tive to the candidacy of Mr.. Shiveley,
throughout the state, some favorable
and some unfavorable. Wayne county
already has one candidate for place
on the state ticket, in the person of
Judge Comstock, who is a candidate
for reelection to the position of ap-
pellate judge. Many politicians are
questioning the advisability of
Wayne county trying to get two
places on the ticket. They say that
the ticket would give more satisfac-
ton to the state organization as a
whole, if the offices could be divided
geographically. ..".
In view of this fact, it is doubtful
if the Wayne county delegation
would give its support to both Com
stock and Shiveley, in case that both
make the race for office. AS Com
stock was the first candidate OH the
ground, and as he has already done
much work. ano has made fine rec
ord on the appellate bench, it is held
by many that he should have the sup
port of the local delegation. As
things are done in politics, one vote
is traded for another, and in order
to secure the election of one of her
men, Wayne county would probably
have to give away some of her votes
to the other candidates With this
situation staring them in the face the
local delegates are hoping that either
Mr.. Shiveley does not enter the race,
for attorney general or that Judge
Comstock withdraws.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06
BATTLE TO Be HARD-FOUGHT
Sherrick Shows Effect of Strain
Years Story of Stubborn Re-
sistence Of Charges.

indianapolis, Mch. S. (Spc.)-D. E.
Sherrick, former Auditor of State,
charged with grand larceny and the
embezzlement of public funds, was
placed on trial in the Criminal Court
today before Special Judge James E.
Mccullough. Sherrick, noticeably
aged since the exposure in September
of last year, entered the court room
at the appointed hour and took a
seat near his attorney. He shows
plainly the strain under which fe has
labored, but said that he was feeling
better than usual. During the morn
ing his brother, w. Fl. Sherrick, ac-
companied by his wife, entered the
courtroom and took seats near the
defendant. He is defended by Addi-
son C. Harris, w. N Harding and
John B. Coclrum of Indianapolis,
and Daniel w. Sims, of Lafayette.
It is evident that this is to be hard
fought battle. Every point will be
stubbornly contested.
The work of obtaining jury is ex-
pected to take much time. A special
venire of sixty men has been drawn.
| The work of examining the venire-
men for the jury was taken up i'm
mediately after the attorneys repre-
senting Mr. Sherrick had entered a
plea Of not guilty to the charges.
This examination is tedious and ex-
acting and Mr.. Harding piled the
men with many questions concerning
the case. The questions most fire.
quently asked were: Did you read
an account of the Sherrick- -Hanly
controversy in the newspapersq Did
the reading of the article make an
impression on your mind as to the
guilt or innocence Of the defendants?
Did you see any statement coming
from Governor Hanly demanding the
resignation Of Mr.. Sherrick as Au-
ditor of State? Are You interested
in politics? Did you ever read sto-
ry to the effect that Governor Hanly
had borrowed money from Sherrick
and that the latter had said he could
not make up theamount of his alleg-
ed shortage until the Governor had
paid him the amount he had borrow
ed? Did you read that Sherrick had
said he had lent Governor HanIy
$3.50 for campaign purposes, and that
later Hanly had given him a check
for $500? Have you ever heard this
case discussed by persons in posi-
tion to know anything about it Do
you know either Mr.. Hanly or Mr..
Sherrick? rss..~ 80
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06
HUSBAND is ABUSIVE
MRS. HELEN j. BAILEY ASKS
FOR A DIVORCE.
She Has Secured a Temporary In
junction Against Husbands
Money and Property.

Mrs. Helen j. Bailey, daughter of
Henry u. johnson of this city, has
filed suit for divorce in Cincinnati
from her husband, Oscar M. Bailey
The plaintiff charges her husband
with abuses, and states that he rare
lyfcalne home, unless he was drunk
and then he would go to bed with all
of his clothes on.
By securing temporary injunc-
ton Mrs. Bailey has tied up all Of
the furniture, in their home on West
Eighth street, Cincinnati, and the
funds her husband has deposited in
the Second National Bank at Cincin.
natl and the Commercial Bank al
Youngstown, O.
Mrs. Bailey also asks in her peti-
tion for alimony. The couple was
married December %, 1900 and have
one son, aged about two years. The
case will probably come up for trial
in two weeks. r
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06
ATTEMPT BEING MADE TO
SHOW THAT MRS. PARKER
IS NOT HURT.
DEFENSE MAKES GOOD CASE
Even Doctors for the Plaintiff Admit
That She Might Only Be
Frightened.

That the plaintiff is laboring un-
der the hallucination and that she
could, if not subject to the idea that
she is ill, walk about and have con-
troll of herself, are the points which
the attorneys for the defense are try
ing to prove in the trial of the dam
age suit, of Mrs. Estella Parker VS.
the Dayton and Western Railway.
The points which have been
brought out will perhaps attract the
attention of the medical fraternity
of the state, as it seems that the case
of Mrs. Parker is without parallel.
While she is in a serious condition,
unable to walk and have control Of
herself, there is nothing at all to
show that she is hurt, or that there
is any physical illness so the physi-
clans testified. The defendent's doe
tors told on the witness stand that
they, believed Mrs. Parker is in what
is known as a psychic condition, that
is, imagining she is physically hurt
to such an extent that she has be-
come helpless. Mrs. Parker's doc
tors testified that such thing is pos
sible, although extremely rare.
No effort is being made to show
that Mrs. Parker is feinting. There is
no doubt about her illness, but at the
same time, her lawyers hold that she
| is suffering with fright and its after
effects. Her condition is critical.
! 1t is probable that the case will 60
to the jury on Wednesday afternoon.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06

councils attention was the brewery
license fee ordinance which was in
troduced the first Of January. The
committee having the measure in
charge handed in an adverse report
and Councilman Leftwick, a mem
ber of the committee, stated that the
committee had been unable to agree
on the. amount of the license which
resulted in the members agreeing to
disagree. p,
= Mr.. ,Ieftwick stated that he ex-
peeted to introduce in a short time,
modified version of the ordinance,
and then made a motion that the
present ordinance be withdrawn,
which motion was sustained. The
brewery ordinance called for the an
.nual payment of license fee of
$500 by every brewery, brewery
agency or brewery agent operating in
the city. The measure was vigorous
~ opposed by the liquor interests.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06
DIRECTORS NAMED TO HAVE
CHARGE OF RICHMOND'S
- CHAUTAUQUA.
~@ 90" s.''e .-t......+..a
u
ALL STOCK IS DISPOSED OF
Meeting Will Be Held Tonight to
Elect Officers and Name
Committees.

The first meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Richmond Chautauqua was
held last evening in the rooms Of the
Merchants Association, in the Ma
sonic Temple. Aside from the elec.
tion Of directors for the first year, no
business of Importance was transact
ed.
The work of selling the stock has
been pushed with vigor and no diff.
Guilty was experienced in disposing of
the 40 shares at $25 each. The fol.
lowing directors were named, Rich.
ard Sedgwick, E. K. Shera, Howard
A. Dill, Rutherford B. Jones, E. J.
Humpe, c.. w. Jordan and John f.
Davenport. e-
Each of the following took one
share Of the stock: Richard Sedg-
wick, E. K. Shera, III. A. Dill, D. r.
Ellabarger, D. L. Mather, J. B. Cor
don, J. F. Davenport, R. B. Jones, j.
H. Nicholson, E. J. Humpe, c. w.
Jordan, Harry Doan, Elwood Morris,
Sharon E. Jones, Cash Beall, George
H. Knollenberg, A. Fl. Bartel, Henry
Gennett, C. III. Kramer, Will P.
Haughton, S. FL. Jones, Frank c.
Mosbaugh, Samuel Dickinson, o. F.
Ward, Henry W. Deuker, S. F..
Swayne. C. S. Bond, J. F. Mattingly,
John NJ Lontz, c. A. Gaar, Rost &
Marhall, E. G. Hill & Company, P.
w. Smith. f. P Trueblood, J. NJ.
Coe. Lee B. Nusbaum, f. r. Thomp-
son. J. F. Hasemeier and C. B. Hunt.
After the meeting had adiourrea.
Chairman Richard Sedgwicl said
that he would call meeting tonight,
at which officers for the coming yea,
will be elected. Committees viii also
be appointed.
Tt is probable that Director Shaw,
who has always assisted in the sue
cess of the Richmond Chautauqua,
will be retained, as he has contract
with the Commercial Club.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06
PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO TAX
BREWERY INTERESTS rs
WITHDRAWN.
! -
WAS REPORTED ADVERSELY
Councilman Leftwick Says That He
Intends to Report Modified
Warsion Of it.

r t y - r
Last evening the city council held
an anti-temperance meeting, which
resulted In the withdrawal Of the
brewery license fee ordinance, and
the killing Of the ordinance intro
duced at the last session making the
north half Of the Third Ward, and
the entire Fifth Ward, residence por-
tions of the city.
All this work was accomplished in
the short space of a half hour, and
when the gavel of Mayor thinner
man announced the adjournment of
the body many representatives Of the
people were "groggy" from the
fast pace that they travelled.
The first business brought before
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06

IN INDIANAPOLIS YESTERDAY
He Talked Situation Over With
''Those Who Know But Has
Not Decided.

According to the statement OF At
torney Ray e. Shiveley, who is au-
thority on the subject, his father,
Charles E. Shiveley, will make a
statement some time today on what
action he will take as to being can
didate for Attorney General on the
Republican State ticket.
Mr.. Shiveley was in Indianapolis
yesterday in consultation with a
number of prominent Republican pol
|iticians, who are supposed to be able
to decide the fate of a prospective
candidate, and as to what they told
Mr.. Shiveley, his son was reticent
about stating.
Much discussion has arisen rela-
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06
BOY HELD At PERU IND.
Told Police That He Lived With His
Grandmother in This City
ffd
Aged Fifteen Years.

Forest Davis, claiming this city as
his home, is held by the Peru, Ind,
police and unless his relatives or
guardians in this city are located he
will probably be given sentence on
the charge of lettering. Young Davis
is Is years of age, and claims that he
made his home with his grandmother
Mrs Martha Shafer, at ZIG South
Twentieth street. The local police
have investigated and found no such
street number either on South or
North Twentieth street. It is
thought that the lad has been lying
to the Peru authorities.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06
SMALL WRECK LAST NIGHT

Cambridge City, March II. {Spl.)
A small wreck resulted from a
blocked crossing here this evening. A
passenger train on the Louisville Di-
vision of the Pennsylvania crashed
into a Big Four freight which was
standing at the crossing of these
roads, demolishing the caboose and
derailing four freight cars. No one
was hurt.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06
OPERATION PERFORMED

Miss Stella Brant was taken to
Reid Memorial Hospital and operat-
ed on Sunday for peritonitis. Her
condition is extremely low, and lit
tie hope is entertained for her life.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-06
GRANTED A DIVORCE

Charles A. Harris was granted a
divorce from Odella Maude Harris on
Saturday morning.