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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-01
"Graduafin3" and Summer
FrOckS.
rocks.

In the show windows Of the big
ttores we see beautiful gray stockings
ON display, there are show cases full
Of gray handbags. gray gowns MI the
streets. and in millinery gray IL mo-
ticeable to an unusual degree.
Gray and white would once have APP
peared rather colorless combination.
but to-day il exceedingly chic. Gray
tulle bows adorn neckwear on gray
gowas. gray wells float from gray hats.
To be sure. the gray hats as rule arr
frightened by some intense color. CO.
rise or coral, or It may be yellow or
green. Gray and green make an sffec-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-01
Tree Planting Popular.

Tree planting is becoming more
popular every year. especially ON the
plains country. where the lack Of trees
ID fully realized by the Inhabitants,
most Of whom have come from parts
Of the country where trees are nu-
merous. There greater efforts are
being made than evse before to I'LL IL
lad with trees.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-01
BEAN POLES.


On small town lots. or where bean
poles are scarce, the accompanying
sketch will readily suggest how tho
chasm between a scant and an ample
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-01
BEAN POLE FOR SMALL SPACE.

supply OF this garden essential may be
safely bridged, says the Farm Journal.
Plsnt the bean rows in couples and
piace poles as indicated; the interview
ing space should be filed by short
stakes, one for each hill of beans. To
each stake fasten a piece of Irvine or
an UNFINISHED strand of rope extending
to the top pole.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-01

Two thousand uninhabited islands
lie between Madagascar and the In
dian coast
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-09-01

All things come to an end. Tins
rolled slowly. But finally the twel.th
month came. He appeared for the last
time.
"Keno!" he said, as he received the
last dollars. Some men would have
been regretful. But he was not. Re-
greet was as foreign to his nature as
beauty.
The twelfth month came and vas
gone, and with 1t the original curse,
Then, one afternoon, quite suddenly
and without warning, the frou-frox of
silken garments was heard to say
eyes, ma'am." shyly. and she stood
before the clerks. Carelessly clasped
in her daintily-gloved hand was a copy
of the Strenuous Magazine, and under
her arm, giving her halo of person.
Atty, of the literary, of the tempsra-
mental, and the artistic. and the sub
liminal. was the prospectus of new
work in 20 volumes. The title-'su-
preme Moments in History" Her soft
voice was as soothing Al ever, ana the
spell Of her garb was rs Irresistible al
\ year before. There were sim 13
clerks, and she stayed half hour, and
nobody bore her ill-will. All would
have subscribed again to man inctud-
ing the boss. One thing alone re-
strained them-the recollection Of
what came after.-N. 7. Pres.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20

tpsnissn Dollars bic Wo9e be9ntigsn,
udbrsno Der anbere 8auisnoe auf elmer
guroparsiie benz 9urus opfert. Sos
oann finb aud bic S9doiauneen beg
aleemsinen 0Oltsipobls our9 bic gros
Zen Gorporntionen etuas, oas oie
re9te 6reube on Der proIperitdt 6smmt.
@enn ieeer Gent. Der infol9e BEG Muf-
f&wungs Der Snbufrie In bic Sai9en
bes Irbsitsrs fisBt, i6m bonn Dell Ooer
einem anbsrn Sruf uisoer beraussss
3oger pirb uno menn man fets In
4ngft isin muB, nit al ben b66eren
96bnsn R9 nur persiftste 2ebensmittsl
faufen su t6nnsn, 10 triibt bas bod ct.
tuas ben @snuB an Saiein unb man
fommt 3u fsiner rs9ten Greube an Der
sablenmaBis bswteisnsn proipsrttdt.
6ofsr mir, baB MIR aud In ben sulebt'
genanntsn8 s3isbungsn balo einepruips.
ritdt srlebsn tpsrosn. (Wefl. pOf).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20
@as lanse uabrt, wirb snblid

Was lanse ipabrt, mirb enblid)
gut; oas Saus bat bic Gleii9beI9au.
8orlaae 9Itdli6 unter Dad gsbradt.
Man tanr bas @sisb sstrOf Elm ,ufris.
osnfteIsnbes nsnnsn, tusnn ss aud in
man9sn puntten etpas i9drfsr isin
birfts. Sas Wi9tisfts tuirb nun isin,
oab oas @sisb, 10 balb es In 9raft &c.
treien. aud nit ansr Strenee our6ss-
fhbrt tuiro gum gsftsn Der gan3srl ONE.
rifanii9en NatiOn uno aud gum gsisn
unieres Rufes I'm Iuslanoe. Senn
f9mdbli9 TT ss, baB man i%enfeits beg
O3suns bic Nafs rimpfsn burfte Rber
Elm amsritanii9ss prOoutt, unb elmer
geherung Der @erbdltnifs bon @runb
aus bsoarf ss, oas preFise wieosrbsr.
sufteaen, wel&ss sinigs tueniss, &c.
wihsnlOis psrioneti In nisoriesr Dab.
iu9t Srtinbli9 u~ntersraben babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20

rS@6oieun9 elmer Der 6auptinou'
ftrien J"
Die Tiriprs9sr Der 2sstersn m6ger
oa bislfa9 In eutem @lauben banosln.
sic bstra9tsn ben 9e9enfano bonn
sinisitisen Stanbpuntte bes angegrife'
men SntsrsRsntsn. benz Elm (uie Der
@sisbgsbsr slaubt, wioerre8tli9er)
0ort6sil sntaoesn pbsr 8ena9tbei.ia
gung bss publitums berpe9rt tpsrSsn
fol-.
9aB berbsReris Slsif9untsriu8uns
bas @si9dft Ysefdbroe", tpagte natirs
lid Riemnnb 3u bs6aupten. @enn ss
tn ben lsstsn Wo@en erbsbIi&en S&as
ben eenommsri, bsroantte mans ben
gntbhuungsn ni9tswiroissr. ssmsin'
gefd6rliaer Wsthobsn ausi8lieBli4.
sc eber bisislbsn bur9 getuihsnbafte,
Rrsnee SnipsttiOn beieiti9t fino. bsfo
raider mag oas 8ertrauen (6is 81
geuiHem 9raos p%enisfsns) 'uisoer'
tebren.
SIN SntsrsHs Der bur9 ibr eigenes
i4ueres @erIdulhsn 8efddoi9ter ers
lsbiate bater Der Senat bic 8~sbsribges
gin i'm Nu; sr tpini9te, ben yGfans
bal" ebefens aus Der Wslt au fdaHsn.
INN ben vpadern" BON @si&dft su ret=
ten, mas f9 rettsn lisb; ni9t aus
artistsit ssssn ben prdfoenten. mod
aus untuiosrFsbliasm Orange CUR,
goltsuobltbat, ionoern I'm gswubt'
Tein, bab ieosr Gag Der @er30ssrung
bon 0iebsrbsrfeluns oes 9ertrauens
gum ameriianii6sn Sleif8e unuisoer'
brinsli9s gsrlufe bebsutsi, banoelte er
th6n uno raid, inoem er Der bon bes
Brdfbsnten Sntimus gsperioge einges
rei9ten gorlase ohne Debate feline
@ensbmieun9 srtbeilte.
absr aud bisie rationale @rud9una
= Der tpnbren Sntsrsfsn bss Slsii4s
geI9dftss - fano BET SDrs9er cannon
unb isi1sn JattiOnsssnOfen i'm &s.
hYXs,ofontsuhn,tfe feine MnnAe Ga
i9abst Der partsi &c foftst uns 10
unb 10 btels Siss i'm @Onsreb J"
Stun srft rs8t!
Senn no INNER elm rspublitanii&ss
aerieuItur.@ Omite.W itsIieo Der Webr'
belt tanbioirsn iolte, tpiro Der osrio-
trntii9s 8sssntansioat lei9tefes Spiel
baben, ibu auf 9rHno Der vRecoros"
gu beiessn. (albenb.a n3siger.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20
Nroiperttdt uno CUTE MttS=
tGtett.

Na4 off3ielen 9eri9ten befanb f9
I'm S9abe Der 8srsinigten Staatsn am
81. DECEMBER 1905 bic btbi9s Summs
BON s765, 600, 900 In @Olb unb Der
getras bss In l1mlnuf bsfinbli9sn Gel.
bss belief f9 auf $S1.73 per 2upf Der
gsbblterung. Der SanoelsabI9luB bss
Dsrgangsnsn Sa6res B strus su unieren
@unfen 1920. 285. 1e5 unb unierWel
hanbsi errsi9ts bic fattli9e 56be bon
90, 778, 555, 1888, cine In unisrer De.
|i9i9ts Bis isBt ni4t bageweiene 3abl.
Sas fnb entfdisbsn Hare 8etpeiie fiji
bic eebsibli9e gntnidelun9 unIsrss
2anbes. gs tann In Der S9at teinem
3psifsl untsrlisgen, bab mir In elmer
3eit Der proitsritdt lsbsn, ME fe In
Der @ei6i9ts Der Ser. Staten taum,
ie bagewsisn if. Tas it aud baraus
srf9tli9, baB i'm lsbten Sabre tibsr
cine HRilion nsusr Nrbeitsfrafte ein9e.
tpanoert unb In uniersr Snoufrie aufs
gssangsn III Obne unisre bisbsrissn
2sbensbsrbdltnife In na9tbetliger
Wsiis gu besinfufen. Die slrbsits.
I6bne fno ni9t aeiunfen, He inb biel-
mebr b66er als ie urb bic Ha9fraas
mad Nrbsitsrn III LIBERAL 10 arOB, baB
aud fur bis ud&fte 3eit isIbf bel se.
fsigertsr ginwanberung on Elm Sin.
ten Der 26bne gar ai9t gu benfsn iff.
ginen 9an3 beoeutenosn Aufi8wuna
6at aud bic 9anbwirtbf9aft gsnpm.
men. Die G%armprobufte errei&tsn i'm
leBtsn Sabre bic gan3 ~bsoeutsnbs
Summs bon $6,415, 600, 900, alIc
nabssu 81 Billion Dollars tamsr1 aug
Der 2anbuirtbi9aft. Sisier grfolq
sisbt uns I'M srbinbung nit ben gu.
ten beurisen grntsausR9tsn bie @s.
tudbr, bob mir auf Elm tpeiteres sutss
Sabr au re8nsn babsn. Mu9 bic gnt.
faltung Der Snoufrie unb oss giisn'
babnueiens bsfsatist au ben befer
6ofnungsn fur bic 3ufunft. Oil
Gabritsn limb NIT auftrdsen tiberbdufi
urb f0nnsil taum bic gsaslungsn al,
ausfabren, 10 bab bie Arbsiisr bic be,
Hen ausR9tsn auf gef9dftisuns uni
CUTE 26bns baben. gs gebt alfo ben
golfs Der Der. Staten gut, barar
Idbt f9 nt9t 3usifeIn, unb mir tonnsr
Der 3ufunft rubis eutseaenfebsn. Na.
tfrli9 i9Iisbt bas nt9t aus, baB bod
bie unb ba nod unsufriebsnbsit Dor,
banbsn III. gtnmaI Rnb BET alem al,
gsmeinen @ebeiben bic WerbdItniKe be,
f9ieOenen stdnOe urb Bsi9dftiaunger
J ni&t sIsi&. Der Cine mub f@ mt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20
6rnnoeigentbums l1ebertragungen.

@up 6. WilIon an ellie Wilion, Elm
She'll bes iio6fliden 8isrtsls Der Sse.
ton SO, 9fbp. Is, Runae 4 In psrrp
Sowni6ip, unb 9ots 229 unb $50 in
2enOr plues2Isb.. 20 tei 134, Is SUB,
baeant, Norbusf gde bon %. uno
Stuart Str. 500.
@sOrgs @oburrl an Sobn geQing,
elm SbsiI Der Got "a, equare 6 ing inc
coin part Nob., SO Bel las. 166 Tab,
uerbehert, Offsits Der NsmSsrisp Str,
iioli9 bon %. Ctr. $4,000.
Welpin Iaen on oenislben, Got ID,
8lod 10 In berielbsn abolition, 40 bel
l36. 70 Jub, psrbehert, @sffsits Der
Gelauare etraBe, iibIi9 bon "a. Ctr.
$4,000.
Margarst Gee an Narp e. SandeI,
Got SO tn WoooruH plaee, 80 bel 10
CUB. bsrbsHsrt, WeHieite Der Mibble
SriDe, n6rbli8 BON @roB 9rips,
$10, 500.
SObn Wn9sr an Samss Stutsman.
Cots 5 unb s In Wo9er's Dat 5il
Subj. 1874 SUB. baeant, @orbueF
gfe Der Gberbrpote abe. u. 2awrenct
Str. $3.50.
Games 2ni9bt on GeIir @iHsn, 9ot
IL In Webaer's parf plaes Abbitiun
40 BEL $50 SUB, osrbehert, @efisi.s
Der @apitoI abenue, n6roli9 bon 81.
Str. $4,000.
Sncob Mtglain an @mma g. Orc.
6sopn, Got 10, 9pnss' Subj, She'll
bon Yunlnp's Moo.. 80 BEL 1875
Gub.. psrbshert, tueftIias settle be,
9arlan Str, n6rbli4 BON proIpeci
Str. $1400.
Sap 8. Npisuanoer an gffie g.
Hpieuanbsr, 9ots 70 unb "a, Wartin's
Nsw BORT aob., = bel 1925 CUB,
bacant, trsfli9e Settle Der 6anion Mbe.
ihbIi9 bon 0stu BORT Ctr. $1,000.
Stephen %. SroSsr, on 2eon ..
elliott, Got As, NosI9's brittle aob.
81 BET 1870 CUB, baeant, iholi9e Seitl
Der 26. Str. tpsffli9 Son gtbsl Str
$500.
Caroline 9eatb an 9~afapetts Steeu,
Got 81. Blod 8, @aben u. u. 81
Wooolan abb., 80 BET 1859 Sus
n6roli9e seite Der 0Opt Ipe., tueRIid
bon NsIion Str. $140O.
2Onis 6. 9arlsp Of, Sobn 9. Bpers
Got 9, square 6. 2ineoln %arf aob.,
40 BET 1908 SUB, baeant. tuefIid,
Settle Der 6entraI Nbe., ri6rolid bnr
%. Ctr. 1880.
glifba 6. Rantin, an 2ouis 6
Dailep, baHelbe. 1920.
Senrp Warum an grnef 3. 2ott
lomsti. Got Is. 6lst9er's Subj, gu
benIot 81, AZ bet 210 CUB. bsrbsKert
n6roli&e Settle Der Obio Str, tpefIid
BON Noble Str. $4,000.
Wiaiam 3. Mmbroie on @iImat
Brap. Qots 62-67, Wcgorb u. u
Shbof aoo., 80 BET 1928 SUB iebe
bacant. IOrtbisite Or Tousan Str.
6ffli4 bon SbeIbp Ctr. $500.
@ufab 8. Mi1er an albert Winter
Got rs, W~urrifcn's 2. Hbb., 40 Be
201.9 SUB. berbeKert, ORieite sui
'nois Str., uabe IL. Str. $525O.1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20

Sparts, Bots 2, 8. 11-2O, Jib.
gsraIOs Subo., She'll BON WalDti
Bart. $4,000.
Wartba u. Sparts on clara s.
SrOun, oieislben 2ots. $4,000.
Sba 8. StanIsp ar Senrp @inn,
Got 81 in Osaoob's 8aibington guu.
leparo aob., so BEL 1874 SUB, bacant,
Ofieits Der Stem Serisp Str. iaolid
bee SO. Str. $3.50.
@limenta W. 6ubbarb oil 8. 6. u.
Seerberg, Got 81, @riobt II. N's.
subb. in eqr. IA, iaobali9e abb,
80 BET 100 CUB, berbsRsrt, OHieite be,
Graptsr Str, ifoIia bon Palmsr Str
81, ZOO.
@ufabs 6. Sole an Wiliam 3.
@ansberg u. a.. Cots 9 big 10 ir
8lod 6, gaben u. u. Soft Wooblaur
aoo.. 80 BET 126 CUB isoe, bacant,
Sabieite Der gnglii6 abe., tpefili9 Dor
Sarlan Str. 81, 600.
2sna &. WummenboH II. u. or
Samuel 8. Sect, Got 1876, 2ubn &
So6nion's erfte Wsf Snbianapolis
addition, 40 BEL $50 Sub, berb., OR.
ieits Der Nc4qin Str. itoli9 bon
Wilfins ctr. $1,000.
Charles g. 8rout on Sobn 5. Snp.
Der. She'll Der Cots l, 2 unb s. Square
Is, Glst9s,'s NOrbOit ADDITION, perb.,
Ofieite Der Columbia ape., n6rbliG
bon 20. ctr. $3.50.
2uura @aB on Ghrifian %. &etb.
meier. Got as, Mspsr's erfe aooition,
40 BET l25 CUB. Osrb., Ofisits Der st.
paul Str, ihbli9 bon @ooolapn
aps. $4,000.
alsranbsr Qpres an 8bereRa Sabiq,
2ots so unb 81 In gprss g. Meribian
Ctr. Nbo., 80 BET 100 SUB, pacant,
Worbisite bsrabler, n6rbli4 BON Union
Ctr. 5000.
Charles Grob on Wilis abenbrutb,
elm SbeiI Der Got "a in Sulians subb.
gu Srbiuston, irregular, bacant tract,
Ode Der unibsrftp unb Sepep Npes.
$1,000.
Big Sour Building aKociation an
Sfaac 8atfislb, Got 1877 in 5letasrs
8. abb, 40 Bel 172.6 Gub, berbshsrt.
Wsfisite Der Netpman Str, fHblid
bon &ooiebslt Nbe. $553.44
Siaae Burfslb an eoparb @erraro,
oisislbe Got. $1,000.
Soa Dc. RsIisb an Wariin u
Quinn. fhoIide Sdlfts bon Got q
@arsn's SuboioifOn, Sutiut $50, Al
Bel 20 SUB. bsrbeRsri, @orbwef.g
bon paitsrions unb Wermcnt Str.
$4,000.
Charles W. @iRel an Samss g
Sniabe, Got 181. @ilep's SuboipiRon
-
Outlut 1852, g.. SO bel 100 SUB, Der
behert, Weffsite bon Camp ctr.
nDrbli9 bon prntt Ctr. $500.
Wariana 2aprsres on Ssnrietta 6
Reper, She'll bon Got %, Bruce plae
gaf gno abolition, AZ. 728 bel = Gub
bacant. Ghbieite bon %. StraBs. bR
LID bon aiblanb ape., $500.
gIiSa s. anisbt an Wilam 8
piel. Got Is, squars 2. Bruce
@ortb parf Nbb., 1868 bet 297..
SUB, pacant. WsFfsite Wsrioian Str.
iioli9 bon 80. Ctr. $17, 500.
Sol. 9. Marbin on $bomas 3
We@lelan, Got 25, Grtel's 81. Meri
otan Str. Nbo., 40 BEL 154 SUB, Doc.
NOrbisits So. Str, psfflid bon psnn
ipluania Str. $500.
So6n 3. Nnbrstu an Gnna 9absnr
Got SO, 6ietGers WppbIaun 4bo., a
BET 1877 SUB, ~berbeHsrt, Norbfsii
WOoolaun Abe., 6fli9 bon Sbelb
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-22
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-22
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1906
Nevada LAND SUIT

A San Francisco press dispatch of late
date says: The suit of the government
against the T. B. Hickey Land and Cat
tie Company, and against T. B. Hickey
individually, to prevent him from flood
ing government property in Nevada,
began in the United States Circuit Court
this week. Alkali Lake, the property in
question, is the basis of a government
reclamation and irrigation scheme. Mr.
Hickey owns land all around it, which
he proposes to turn into reservoir and
irrigation system. His defense is that
part of the land claimed by the govern
ment is swamp land belonging to the
State of Nevada, and in addition that
his scheme was projected prior to the
government The case has gone over
for few days to allow the preparation
of papers. AS either the government or
the Hickey scheme for reclamation and
irrigation will supply water to the Mason
Valley country it looks as though relief
from shortage of water in dry seasons
ought soon to be obtained.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-22
WESTERN .hEV.~ COPPER CO.
N. N. Johnson sabwltS c$mprs hsn-
slve and Favorable Reuort.

The report of n. N. johnson On the
properties Of the Western Nevada Cop
per company, which was recently formed
by prominent Utah operators to handle
the Dyer group and other properties in
the Mason Valley copper district, has
been filed with the officials of the CON-
pany, says the Salt Lake Tribune, It
makes Splendid exhibit II is accom-
panied by maps Of the ground and work
ings, together with tabulated stateAnents
showing the results of sampling~Ar all
the workings and full description of
the same. The report goes into ccnsid-
cradle detail on the formation OF the
country, the ore occurrences and the re-
suits of development in a number Of
neighboring mines. 5 =
In sampIng Mr.. johnson took all the
ledge material in sight, these varying at
different points from eight to more than
forty feet in the Dyer and Dewey tunnel
workings. Assays show values ranging
all the way from one to over twenty per
cent copper and the tonnage average for
the Dewey tunnel workings is given at
2.3 per cent. In his report Mr.. johnson
says:
The work so far done on the property
has been more in the nature of pros
pecting than in the blocking out of the
ore. Owing to this it is impossible for
me to go into figures of available ton
mage with any degree of accuracy. How
ever, with due regard to the surface
openings Immediately above and to the
north of the mine workings, it is reason
able to assume large tonnage could be
blocked out with a small amount of de-
velopment.
Mr.. Johnson also makes recommends
tons as to the character of work that
should be done at the properties and
closes by saying that he can recommend
the proposition as one of unusual merit
and promise, one which, under proper
management and along the lines laid out,
can hardly fail to give satisfactory re-
suits.
The new company will soon be cutting
the ground open with greater vigor than
ever.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-22
STATE OF OHIO, Cry OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY.

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City of To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. ID. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
Seal. Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials; free.
F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Pills for constipation.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-22
BUCKSKIN STRIKES

Both of the Jack Bell leases on the
Kennedy Con ground are looking fine
and improving. Mr.. Bell is making ar
rangements to install a gasoline hoist
about the first of January next. The
bottom of the shafts on his leases are
still in high grade ore, and as soon as
the hoist is in operation he will sink to
the 200-foot level and begin to ship ore.
viii Champagne, who has lease on
the Kennedy Con. ground just west of
the Jack Bell lease No. /, struck ledge
of ore on the 18th inst which, at a
depth of only ten feet, shows paintings
that will go $500 in gold to the ton at
least. Assays have not yet been re-
turned from assayer to show how rich
this ore is.
T. S. Hoppin has lease on the same
ground, next to the Bell and Champagne
leases, from which he is getting ore that
pans exceedingly we'll in gold. He has
started work on the ground and will
prosecute it diligently.
Mr.. Hopkins lease on the Pierce and
Groves ground is looking exceedingly
we'll. He has 7-foot ledge of gold ore
and small streak of lead ore. This
ledge was recently struck in a crosscut
run about IS feet from the bottom of a
S0-foot shaft. The ore runs from SIS to
$40 in gold, silver and lead, and the
further in the crosscut is pushed the
better the ground looks.
Burke and Mclaughlin are working
one shift of three men on their property
to the north of the Pierce and Groves
claims and have fine showing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-22
Forest Lieu Selection No. 24O.


UNITED STATES LAND OfFlSE, l
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
November as 1905. 4
Notice is hereby given that the Aztec Land
and Cattle Company Limited, by James T.
Davis, its attorney in fact, whose postofce ad-
dress is Carson City, Ormsby County State of
Nevada has made application to select under the
Act of Congress of June T. 1897, (3o Stat, 36) the
following described tract Of land, to-wit The
w u of Sc. u of Sw. u and w. y of NV. of
SW. u Section 60, Township IS North, Range 2s
East M D. M, containing forty l4o) acres, stu
within the Carson City Nevada Land District.
Within thirty (3o) days from the first publica.
ton of this notice protests or contests against
the said selection bon the ground that the land
described or any part thereof. is occupied, or is
more valuable for its mineral than for agricul-
tural or grazing purposes will be received at
this Office, and noted for report to the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office.
This notice to be published for the period OF
six (6) consecutive weeks
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register.
Date of first publication, Saturday, December
Sth, 1905.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-22

A man with sprained ankle will use
crutch, rest the ankle and let it get
we'll. A man or woman with an over
worked stomach can't use crutch, but
the stomach must have rest just the
same. 1t can be reached, too, without
starvation. Kodol will do it. Kodol
performs the digestive work of the tired
stomach and corrects the digestive appa-
ratus. Kodol fully conforms to the pro-
visions of the National Pure Food and
Drug Laws. Recommended and sold by
G. I. Leavitt & Son. ,-....si