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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-11

Democratic opponent by a handsome
majority.
In the nomination Of Supreme Judge
the convention displayed wisdom in its
selection of E. R. Dodge. Of Washoe
Mr.. Dodge has practically lived in Ne
vada all his life, is man of mature
judgment and possesses the correct
judicial Temperament
w. G. Douglas, the Republican can
didate for Secretary Of State, was
elected four years ago to the same
Office and is no stranger to the people.
His four years Of service are without q
stain. Mr.. Douglas IS as sure Of being
elected as the sun is to rise ON the
morning of the sixth Of November.
George Springmeyer the candidate
for Attorney General, is a graduate
from our own University, of Stamford
and of the law school q Harvard Uni
versity. He should be tower Of
strength TO the ticket
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LAYING POLITICS ASIDE

At meeting on Friday evening last
mittee adopted resolution embodying
a recommends ton to the County Con-
yention that such Convention, which
meets on the oath, extend to the Re-
publican Convention an invitation for a
conference to agree upon candidates
for the two County Commissionership
vacancies which are to be filed at
the forthcoming election.
The invitation, we believe, should be
accepted in the spirit in which it is ten
dered. Moreover, in community such
as ours, where there is uppermost in
every mind the necessity for choosing
officers who will best serve all Of the
people without distinction of party,
and where partisanship for the moment
is negligible quantity-or should be
it seems to us that the two parties
might get together with profit not only
on the County Commissionerships but in
respect to all candidates for Office this
fall. An immense saving of time, labor
and money would be effected at peri
cd when our people are preoccupied in
town building and in the development
of the natural resources of the district.
We believe that if conference COM
mittees. composed of representative
men, who enjoy the confidence of the
people, were appointed by the Demo-
cratic and Republican Conventions to
agree upon candidates more accept
able ticket could be made up than
would result in the hurry burly of par
tisan conventions.
Ely and White Pine county are less
concerned this year with the politics of
the candidates than with the ability and
fitness of each and every one of the
latter for the duties he may be called
upon to perform. Important work
more important than any business
brought before The Board in the past
will come before the County Commits
sioners in the next few years; the two
members of the lower branch of the
Legislature will have to father much leg
islation incident to the expansion of Ely
and keep it before the Assembly; the
Sheriff of White Pine county must be
man of character, determination
and forceful methods, with no guide
save the law to color his official con-
duct; the Recorders office never de-
manded an incumbent of more conspic-
uous ability than it does today, and, in
fact, every office holder to be chosen
this fall should be equipped for increas-
ed duties.
The Democrats are to be congratu-
lated on taking the initial steps toward
the nomination of a joint ticket. We
hope the good work will go on and that
in the era Of good feeling which should
result slate may be made up which
will be satisfactory to all interests and
creditable to our county and town.
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The REPUBLICAN TICKET

The Tonopah Convention has met,
performed its duty and adjourned. In
the nomination for Governor the con-
test was between Hon. H. A. Comins,
of White Pine, and Hon. John F. Mitch
ell, of Esmeralda. Both names were
placed before the convention and vote
being taken Mr.. Mitchell was the choice
by vote of 70 to 54 Mr.. Comins is
a man of executive ability and with
many of the characteristics of states
man and would have been a strong
party nominee, but the convention ev-
identity thought Mr.. Mitchell preferable
as party leader and gave him the
nomination. Mr.. Comins made an hon.
orable contest for the first place on the
ticket and was the first to realize the
situation and moved, before the vote
was announced, to make Mr.. Mitchells
nomination unanimous, saying that in
asmuch as Mr.. Mitchell was the choice
of the convention he was also his
(Comins) choice. That manly declara-
ton brought forth storm of applause
John F. Mitchell is pioneer in the
booming Southland and is said to be
popular in that section of the State.
George 7. Mills, the candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, is prominent in
business circles in Ormsby
Hon. Oscar J. Smith, the party's
nominee for Congress, is a man of large
affairs, with interests in several coun-
ties in Nevada and stands high in the
business world. He is at present Pres
ident of the State Board of Regents
and never before was the business of
the University so ably conducted as it
has been during the Smith administra-
ton. He should be elected over his
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. POI
UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICr,

J
Carson City, Nevada, july -, 1905
Notice Is hereby given that the SANTA ne Pa
cihc Railroad Company 10y its ATTORNEY in Fact.
Curtis Ii. Lindley, whose postoflice address /,
ST. Mnnso building, san Francisco Calf, has
made APPLICATION TO select under the act Of
lowing described tract of land:
The southwest quarter Of Section twenty
two, Township eighteen North, Rance I'M =.
four East Mt. DinbIo Base and Meridian. con.
tanning one hundred aud sixty acres sitnated
in White Pine county, Nevada. within Cnrson
city Land District, State Of NcyalH
WITHIN thlrty days after The first publ ttion
OF ms notice, protest or contests aeHtH. the
selection on the ground That the band dc rih-
ed, or any portion thereof, is occupied is t re
valuable Tor its ilincral than for asIIruIt.lral
or grdzing purposes. will he received 5it Iris
office end noted for report to the Cofn,nissil,1-
er of the General Land Office
This notice to he published for period Of
six weeks.
LOUIS d.C0HE.
Date hrst publication August %, zoos
Date OF last publication September II, 1906.
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Notice for App!icailaa log Patent
No. i24i
Survey Ne. 2&47l.

CARSON CITY, Nevada. llIy g. 1905,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN lhat the Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Company, a corpo-
ration created under the laws OF the State of
Maine, by Chas S. Chandler It's attorney in
has made application for patent for the lode
mining claims named: PITISBURG, SIBLEY,
KATE ATT AUCu, ALDEBAEoE, AuQu GORE,
in Sections Is and lG, Towas3ip Is ~ Range 81
E, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian in Robin
son Mining District, White Pine county, Ne
vada, being Mineral Survey No. 2i7l aud de-
scribed in the official plat and field notes
thereof on file in,this Office, withmagnetic vari-
alton north II deg 10 min east, as follows:
PIfTSBUTG.
Beginning at cor No. J., serihed 1-l-2l5I,
WHENCE cor to Sees 9, 10, 10 and u, l6 n, Il 90
Z, NJ D NJ, bears y II deg 1 min f 1914 fl;
scribed 2-247i; thence 80 deg l. min 1860 #
to cor No 3, seribed 32i1i thence $ 81 deg Is
min w 800 it to cor No {. scriljed i-f2f7t:
thence 40 deg Is min " 1900 ii to COZ No /,
the place OF beginning,
SHELLEY.
Beginning at cor No SeTibel 1-1-gf7I
whence cor to Sees 9, TO- Is and 49, T l6 n K 81
E, NJ d NJ, bears n T. deg 1 min l613.4 fl
thence 81 deg 10 min W fl0 fl to cor No >
to cor No 8, scribed 32i7i; thence y 81 deg 10
min E 600 1t to cor no l. seribed i-i-2174;
thence 40 deg Is min W 1909 it TO cor No l,
the place OF beginning.
Beginning at cor No 1, seHibed l-1-2i7i
whence cor to Secs g. 10, Il and 15. ~ Us " Il 81
thence Is doc IN MIN y IA r '- IT, ~ IL.
scribed o1l7a. then noe : 4 ~ i'5 9 z,
cor No g snrited y 5i7i III ~ ~ "a T. 90 IL 70
" 45O n To cor No 4 ecrii = " sE "o Mn
deg 20 min ~ eSn ~ to " 4. 'is1iCe n o
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whe5ce cor to Sos - IN 4; - - ~ IL, = - =,
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70 COZ No ,iLnd ~, ttes ~ MN W i"Uo IT
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n &c deg ~ min r i56o T. ~, - - tlGnee
Of beginniun ~ " -00V II u COZ NO Is the place
A1ppp,po,
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LEGAL, MATTER
Mineral Application.
No. 1877

T-NITFD ST TFs / .tsp OFFICE
c,psoS cry XeyatiI. siirnst 3j 1905
xoT1CF HHi IS 1FREBY GIVEN mai Cum
,,oS,o,S E,v Conner Con,ranI In. II K Wheeler.
re htiornay in faet. whose f5 t5tcc address
w. 49, VIZ lGi p, To,int,y ~ nss ,nade
Is Ely nn'e r i,,e rata' it n on The
aPPTriEcpslion T f9i STb inde Siinjng
49, ~ - Ia injneo5, sifling Distriet
Xhi1 To',nt No e-i7 Iriied in The
nhite ti ad nnias and HIS once
oiit ti,, vto All 6aiI,g in ana is n ID
a. D po 90 " NJ a. r n -''
y; 70 r., W Ms -, rooi,,,f,,. at Cor Va /
, II ~ 60 g. hs. Z -, -, Mn y
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ozfo'- ~ .n .L X D, a. -, - b, fi-G a r.
oof. NJ bnGc ~ IN IN IN + "a q r. IN
" ~. ~ 10 49, 1, -, 49, - - ID 10 ~ r.
CoI; NO; - thenIe = - ~ - ~ $3.50, 80 :.
~ ~ eor D. I, f,aIe % G VIC ,, = n
no, begluuil AZ ~ -, - !, ,55 - -
cor. sec; ., pears > - ue w IA a r. 49, L.
tnence D q ueg 81 lilin VI 90 a. 4" ~
2,thence N % deg, oo MIN. y as4l.e u 10 Ger.
NO. ., thence = oeS: nm y "a ~ ~ 70
Cor, NO: 4. thence > - deg.la nm T.. aoO u IL,
to Cor. No. !, place OF oegiHhlnss LINER No
beginning ut Cor 30, l. H}eiltt p, T., tof.
Sec bears > 81 deg a. mn q. J. alS'.n IT,,
thence ). 50 deg, ~ MN. " .t5l. i'll. 10 Cor No.
z, thence n. lldeg "a MIN, VI I85H9 ~ 70 Cor
NO. 3: thence n 20 de&- 43 nm r Gyl II; -
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. 2O9
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Carson CITY. Nevada. July %. 1906

lNllED LAM Off1CE,
Carson CITY, Nevada, July rs. 1906.
Sotiee is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pa
ciac Railroad Company by its ATTORNEY In Fact,
curtis II Lindley, whose postoffice address is
St. Mnngo Guiding, San Francisco. Calf, has
made application to select under the act of
congress tof June 4th, 1897. $50 Stats. So, the
following described tract OF land:
The Northeast quarter of the Southeast quar-
Ter and the Southeast quarter of the North
east quarter Of Section twenty-one, Township
eighteen North, Range sixty-four East Mt. Di
ablo Base and Meridian, containing eighty
acres, situated in White Pine county, Nevada,
within the Carson City Land district, State OF
Nevada.
Within thirty days after the first publication
OF this notice, protest or contests against the
selection on the ground that the land describ-
ed, or any portion thereof, is occupied. Is more
valuable for its mineral than for agricultural
or grazing purposes, will be received at this Of
fee and noted for report to the Commissioner
the General Land Office.
This notice 80 be published for period OF
six weeks.
LOUIS J. COIN.
Register.
Date of first publication August 8, 1906.
Date OF last publication Septem Der IA. 1906.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO 204

IdTNOH IITY, = UVNWN, j NY = I.NHI
Notice Is hereby given that the SAINT fC pa
Curtis II Liudley, whose postotiIce address Is
81 Muneo Building, san francisco, Gait has
made application to select under OF Congress
OF June TN, lS97 t3O, stats. 3d. the following
described tract OF land
Inc south half OF The Northeast quarter and
the southeast quarter OF tnc Northwest auar-
ter Of section twenty Township eighteen
North, Range siSty-four East SIT. Diabla Base
and Meridian containing Que hundred aud
twenty acres, situated in White pine Gouulg
Nevada, within the Carson City Land District
State of Nevada.
Within thirty days after the drst publication
OF THIS notice, protest ar contests against ll9
selection on the ground that the land descrh-
ed, OF any portion thereof, is occupied, Is luule
valuable for its mineral than for agricultural
OF grazing purposes, Will te. received at this
office AID noted for report to the Gommfssi ui.
er OF the General Land OtlCc,
This notice to be published for period ot
six weeks
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. PA
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

carson City, Nevada, July Is 1906
Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pa
Gihc Railroad Company byits ATTORNEY in Fact
CURTIS II. Lindley. whose postoffce address is
st. Mungo Building, San Francisco. Calf has
made application to select under the act OF
cS9,nleress OF June ith, 1897. ts0 Stats, 36I the
The East half of the Northeast Quarter and
me , Northwest quarter OF the Northeast quar-
ter OF section sixteen i'll Township eipI,iee,,
M Nor Range sixty,iomr East, Mt Dabo base
twenty acres, situated in White Pine Countv
Nevada within the Carson City Land District
state of Nevada. ''''' ~ v
Within thirty days after the first pub,ico tior
ol ms notice, protest or contests against Tho
selection gu the ground that the land dcscrih
ci or any portion thereof. is occupied. is NOR,
yeInanle Tor It's mineral than for AGRICULTURAL
or grazing purposes, will be received nj this
once ana noted for report to the Commissin,'
cr OF the General Land Office
six Weeks Pei'"' III
LOUIS j. COIN,
bate of fire, rr,,,o Register
Date OF last publication September "A ,,oe
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. PIP
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


Carson City, Nevada. July IS, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pa
citic Railroad Company by its Attorney in Fact,
curtis II. Lindley, whose postoffice address is
st. Mupgo Building, San Francisco Calf, has
made application to select under the act of
Congress of June 4th, 1897, $50 Stats. 36), the
following described tract of land;
The Northwest quarter of Section twenty.
seven in Township eighteen North Range sixty
four East. Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, con.
tanning one hundred and sixty acres. situated
in White Pine county, Nevada. within the Car
son City Land District. State of Nevada.
Within thirty days after the first publication
of this notice, protest or contests against the
selection on the ground that the land descrIb-
ed, or any portion thereof, is occupied, is more
valuable for its mineral than for agrcultu raj
grazing purposes. will be received at this
office and noted for report to the Commissio on
OF the General Land Office.
This notice to be published for a period of
six weeks.
LOUIS J. CONN
Register.
Date OF frst publication August g. 1906.
Date OF last publication September IA, 1906
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Carson City, Nevada, July %, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pa
cihc Railroad Company by its Attorney in Fact,
Curtis II lndley, whose postoffice address is
St. Mungo Building, San francisco, Calf, has
made application to select under the act OF
Congress of June 4th, 1897 lS0 Stats. S6 the fol-
lowing described tract of land:
The East half of the Northwest quarter and
the East half of the Southwest quarter of Sec
ton tiiirty-two in Township Eighteen, North
Range siSty.four East. MI Diablo Base and
Meridian, continuing one hundred and sixty
acres, sit' tated III White Pine county, Nevada,
Within the Carson City Laud District, State of
Nevada.
Within thirty days after the first publication
of this notice, protest or contests against the
selection on the ground that the land describ-
ed or any portion thereof, is occupied. is more
valuable for its mineral than for agricultural
or graz ng purposes, will be received at this of
| flee and noted for report to the Commissioner
| OF the General Land Office.
This notice to be published FOR a period of
| siS weeks.
LOUIS ]. COIN,
Register.
Date OF first publication Augustus. 1906
DHte OF last publication Septem Der II, 1906.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO 2ll
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


Carson City, Nevada, July Is, 1906
Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pa
cite Ra1l,oiad COMPANY by its Attorney in
dress is st. Mungo Building San Francisco
Calf, has made application to select under
the act of Congress of June 18th, 1907, $50 Stats.
36), the following described tract OF land:
The southeast quarter of Section thirty-two,
i'll Township eighteen, North Range sixty four
East. Mt D1ablo Base and Meridian, contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres, situated in
White Piue county, Nevada, within the Car
son City Land District, State Of Nevadr.
Within thirty days after the first publication
OF this notice; protest or contests against the
selection on the ground that the land deserib-
ed or any portion thereof, is occupied, is more
valuable for its mineral than for agricultural
or grazing purposes. will be received at this
office and noted for report to the Commissi on
CT OF the General Land Office.
This notice to be published for period of
six weeks.
LOUIS ]. COIN,
Register
Date of first publication August 3, 1906.
Date of last publication Sep tember H. 1906.
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LEGAL NATTER
FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. 208
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Carson City Mazda Inlr d 1904

Carson City, Nevada, July 20, l9U0.
Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pa
cife Railroad Company by Its Attorney In Fact
curtis II. Lindley. whose postoffice address $
1t Mungo Building. San Francisco, Calf, has
made application to select under the act OF
Congress OF June 4th, 1897, $50. Stats. 36), the
following described tract Of land:
The Northeast quarter of the Northeast quar-
ter OF Section twenty lone, Township eighteen
North, Range sixty-four East Mt. Diablo Base
in White Pine County, Nevada, within Carson
City Land District, State of Nevada.
Within thirty days after the first publication
of this notice, protest or contests against the
selection on the ground that the land describ-
ed or any portion thereof, is occupied, is more
valuable for its mineral than for agricultural
or grazing purposes, will be received at this
Office and noted for report to the Commission
er OF the General Land Office
This notice to be published for period of six
weeks.
LOUIS J.COHN,
Register.
Date OF first publication August 3. 1906.
Date of last publication Sc ptember IA, 1906
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION mo. 213
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Carson City, Nevada, July rs, 19O6.
Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pa
eifc RAILROAD Company by its Attorney in
Fact, Curtis II. Lindley, whose postoffce ad.
dress is st. Mungo Building. San Francisco,
Calif., has made application to select under
the act OF Congress OF June 4, 1897, $50 Stats.
36l the following described tract of land;
The East half of the Southeast quarter of
Section sixteen in Township eighteen, North
Range sixty-four East, Mt. Diablo Base and
Meridian, containing eighty acres situated in
White Pine County, Nevada, within the Car
son City Land District, State of n evada.
Within thirty days after the first publication
OF this notice, protest or contests against the
selection on the ground that the land describ-
ed, or any portion thereof Is occupied, is more
valneable for its mineral than for agricultu raj
office and noted for report to the Commission.
er OF the General Land Office.
This notice to be published for a period OF
six weeks.
LOUIS j. COIN,
Register.
Date OF last publication September a. 1906.
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Date Of first publication August .. 1906
Datcot last publication September Ia, 1906
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Date Of lirst publication August 3 1896.
Date OF last publication Seplerberl l.. 1906.
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Date OF first publication, August a. I3d6.
Date Of last publication, September - n.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION 10. 2o3

Date OF first publication August laHs
Date Ol last publication SeplemhN u Lll6.
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Date al frst publication August 3. taa
DlLs u last publication -.uIWuh.- i. l.L.
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Date of first publication August 5, 1905.
Date OF last publication September ID 1906.
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Date OF first publication August 3. 1906.
Date of last publication Sc ptemb Der "A, 1906.
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Date of first publication August 3, 1906.
Date of last publication Sep tember IA, 1906.
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Date OF first publication August 5. 1906.
Date OF last publication September II, 1906
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Date of first publication August 8, 1906.
Date OF last publica ton Septem Der Il. 1906.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-01

in Dominican waters, where he made
 speech to the marines. Then he re turned to the Mayfower and spent the
 afternoon and the early part of the evening on board, rmainlng long enough to witness the electrical displays on the
 ships and an exhibition of their search light work.
 The fleet was called officially the
 United States Atlantic fleet, under
 command of Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans. The fleet was divided up into three squadrons, with Admiral Evans In command of the first, consisting of two divisions of eight battleshlps Rear Admiral C. H. Davis was In command of the first division of the second squad ron, consisting of four battleships, and
 Rear Admiral W. H. Brownson was in
 command of the second division of this
 squadron, consisting of four armored cruisers. The third squadron consisted of the monitors and armored cruisers under the command of Capt c. w. Bartlett and Commander B. 4. Fiske.
 Then came two flotillas of torpedo
 boats. with two submarines, a troop
 ship, a water ship, provision ship and three coliiers.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-01
Dangerous warships.

The army and navy of Turkey are not regarded with much respect by the officials of other countries. Their mighty forts are believed to be useless 1t Is said that the gunners are never drilled. and that the big guns, like the battle ships, are not in working order. The author of "The Balkans from With. In" gives the history of comparative ly recent occurrence in the Turkish navy.
 At Salonika a guard-ship, a fairly modern looking small cruiser, lies year In and year out peacefully at anchor !n the bay. One day an order came to the commander to put to sea, and the consternation of that gallant officer was great, because DO screw steamer can move without a shaft. and the shaft of this cruiser had been sold some time be- fore.
 But he was a man of resource, and had a shaft made of wood, which he hoped would break as soon as 1t was put to use. The shaft held, unexpect- edly, and as the cruiser slowly steam ed out of the gulf the captains heart sank, for he did not care to go to sea with a shaft that must break sooner or later. So he sent below, and had the shaft sawn halfway through. A little extra steam, the shaft broke, and the guard-shlp was lowed back disabled" "