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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
TEACHERS INSTITUTE AT PARIS.
Bear Lake Teachers in Session This
Week and Next.
Special 10 The Tribune.

MONTPELIER, Idaho. Aug. 12.-The
annual institute for Bear Lake county
teachers Will be held in Paris, commence
ing August 13 and closing August "a.
Men wanted is the cry that is going
up from Montpelier and from the hay
fields In Bear Lake county, says the
Examiner. The water works contractors
are calling for men; the company that
Is preparing to operate the phosphate
beds, east OF town. could use more men,
and the farmers throughout the valley
are in urgent need of men TO help in
their hayfields.
H. Smith Woolley is here from Chicago,
where he attended tho Northwestern
Medical college the past year. He Will
return there about the first Of Septem-
ber and take up his studies for another
year.
Rich Pugmire has resigned his position
with Ritter Bros. Drug company About
the first OF September he will go to
Philadelphia TO attend the Jefferson
Medical college.
Thomas Harrison has gone to Nevada,
where he Will spend the next two or
three months prospecting and doing de-
velopment worl, on some claims recently
located there by him and several other
Montpelier parties.
A little daughter arrived a few days
ago at the home of Fred Aegerter, Jr.
Born, TO Engineer Dick Whelau and
wife, daughter.
Mrs. w II. Conuers has gone to La
Grande. Or, 10 join Mr.. Corners, who
is now In the service OF the O. r. & n.
as freight conductor.
The water works contractors are now
at work up the canyon and CONSTRUCTION
OF the plant will be pushed as rapidly
| as possible.
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REPORTED MINING DEAL.
The Lucky Boy Mine Said to Be In
New Hands.

Special to The Tribune
CHALLIS, Ida. Aug. 12-News has
reached here that the big mining deal
at Custer, involving the Lucky Boy prop
erty, has gone through. The new COM
pany. 1t is said. will run the big tunnel
from the mill through the mountain to
tap the Lucky Boy ledge at a great
depth.
T. NJ Howell OF Denver Colo. was
In Challis recently from Yellow Jacket
He is president OF the Red Jacket Gold
Mining company, formerly the White
mines at Yellow Jacket 1t is said
that his company has an option on the
Fisher mill above Stanley basin, which
they intend TO move TO their mines
soon Mr.. Howell says the Red Jacket
mines have q fine showing of gold ore.
The foundation for the Challis high
school is completed and the framework
is going up.
Looking After Placer.
p. a, Wagner OF Denver is here look
ing after some placer ground near Robin
son. in which he is interested.
+. w, yogler has sold out his stage
line to the Beggs company who have
the mail contract from Redrock to Sal
mon, and the rate war which has been
raging so bitterly between those points
is at an end.
wild chickens are scarce In this yicin-
ity this year
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MONEY IS RAISED
FOR PLANNING MILL
Nampa People Anxious TO Se-
cure the New Wood Work
ing Establishment.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
NAMPA, Ida, Aug. l2.-The COM com,
mittee appointed to raise the $500
with which to buy site for the new
McLain sawmill, box factory, planning
mill and sash and door factory, was
out Monday and raised the amount in a
few hours The machinery will be or
dered at once and work started on the
enterprise, which promises payroll Of
100 or more men when completed.
Born, Saturday, August d, to Mr.. and
Mrs, S, II, Carrie, son.
The Nampa public schools will open
September 10.
+. w. Cuff of Boise has accepted a
position with the Citizens State bank.
Al Langdon has sold his interest in
the Fair store to his brother, George
Langdon, and has accepted the position
of travelling salesman with the Tuttle
Mercantile company.
Electrical Machinery Arrives.
carload of electrical machinery for
the now Swan Falls power transformer
plant has arrived. The line is built
nearly into Nampa and will be ready to
deliver the light and power SO badly
needed in a few days.
j. A. Purdum left on his return to
Colon, Panama, Monday night, after a
week g visit here with his brother, R..
W., and sister, Mrs. Wilterding. Mr..
Purdum is Government official on the
isthmus.
The sugar factory is rapidly nearing
completion, the finishing up of the Of
fee building and laboratory now being
done, The company is arranging for
help TO begin the season IS campaign
about September 10. The beets are fine,
There is some typhoid fever in
Nampa,
Nampa is making plans for n big
celebration of Labor day,
w. W. Bcllamy left Thursday for
Minneapolis to represent the local G.. A.
Z. post at the annual National en-
campment. He will be absent month,
and during this time his son Willard
will have charge Of the rural delivery.
Mrs. j. J, Troyer and Mrs w P. Ross
will also leave at the Same time for a
visit in that city.
In the crowd that was returning
from the circus grounds at Boise Mon
day, Freeman Gowen, the son of A. L..
Gowen, Justice Of the Peace for East
Nampa, was run over by cab and his
left arm was fractured near the shoul-
der.
The cornerstone of the $4,000 Meth
oeist Episcopal church at Emmett was
laid Thursday. A large crowd was
present from Nampa and Boise
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BURNED WHILE ASLEEP.
Payette Young Men Meet Death in
Boat at Occur d'Alene City.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PAYETTE, Idaho. Aug. 12.-Jacob r.
Stroup, second son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Stroup, pIoreer residents of Washoe bot
tom. was burned 10 death at CoeuS d.
Alene City while sleeping in boat
house, which burned at the wharf The
body OF Stroup and 4 companion were
not discovered until the sides of the
burning boat had fallen in, the remains
being almost unreCogniZable when re-
covered. Young Stroup was twenty-four
years old and having grown up from
childhood near this city was well known
here. The TWO young men who lost
their lives were employed by u boat
company and slept IN the boathouse.
Gruesome Find,
July "a portions Of the body of man
were unearthed in the sand near Black
canyon, above Emmett by one OF Nc
fed a. that OF one OF Prestels loggers,
who, with three companions. were
drowned In the North Fork two years
ago. About the llrsr OF June, t90l, q
boat containing seven of Prestel's log
gers was capsiBed in The North Fork.
Three OF tie men reached land safely.
buc the others were drowned Tuesday,
while logs We're being dragged over the
sand bank near the canyon with n team
of horses. the legs and shoulders of a
man were unearthcd. The feet were en-
cased in logger's shoes and there were
other evidences OF the mans Identity.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Flanagan.
SON
Contractor James Mccormick has Just
finished commodious residence OF eight
rooms at Arcadia for A, Schriber Of thet
place.
The Sherw ood brickyard In the north
east part of the city Is now about the
busiest place in the city. Mr.. Sherwood
has burned two 100000 kilns this sea-
son and third one is about ready to
fire. He is also shipping or his 1000 900
contract for the Nampa sugar factory.
Crops Look Well.
Corn, wheat, oats, rye and barley are
making fine showing on the bench near
Pleasant View, The small grains are
mostly cut now, G. G. Goodwin thrashed
his winter wheat recently. II running
nbout forty bushels TO the acre. Winter
wheat raising Is somewhat OF an expert
ment In that locality. Thus far 1t is
successful
Rev. j. M, Harris, a well-known
preacher OF eastern Oregon, died at his
home on the Owyhee. Monday, aged
stxty-two years. He lived In Malhcur
county for thirty years and was well
and favoraby known throughout west
ern Idaho.
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WEATHER RECORD

Yesterdays record at the local Office
OF the weather bureau, for the twenty
four hours ending at p, m:
Maximum temperature, so degrees;
minimum temperature. 70 degrees; mean
temperature, so degrees, which is de-
grees above normal.
Accumulated excess of temperature
since the first OF the month, degrees.
Accumulated deficiency Of temperature
since January /, 159 degrees.
Total precipitation from p. N. TO
= p M, trace.
Accumulated deficiency OF precipitation
since the frst Of the month, 06 inches.
Accumulated excess of preclpitatio
since January 4 $50 inches.
Relative humidity, 33 at p. m.
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Diorrhoea in Children,
p hot weather Of the

~ hot weather Of the sum.
he first unnatural loosepess
X 3 bowels should have i'm.
V ,ntion, 80 as to check the
,pre it becomes serious, All
is a few doses of
'ss1's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
Fly followed by a dose of cas-
ISEeanse the system. Roy. M.
"a, Pastor Of the First M
I4Little Falls, Mimi, writes:
Chamberlain's Collie.
VA Diarrhoea Remedy for
3 and find it a very valu-
~ especially for summer
Children Sold by all
,gEgists.
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We don't ask any
questions
Wo don't ask you
for any security OF
any references.
You pay q small
gurn at the time OF
purcnn1e. then pay
Us yl.0Q per week.
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WILL START NEW BANK,

Middleton, Idaho, the Location of the
New Financial Institution.
Special To Tho Tribune
CALDWELL, Ida: Aug 12-There is a
movement on foot To start bank at Mid
dleton. The stockholders of the new
bank will be the stockholders Of tho
Western National bank here. and nino-
teen Of the prominent business men OF
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We simply trust
you on your word
we warrant all
our goods.
Our prices are as
low as cash store
prlcen.
Everybody's cred
1t IS good here,
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WHAT WE DO AND WHAT WE DON'T
DO
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MERCANTILE
INSTAllMENT COMPANY

81 90 Il week "A w. 2d so. Sl.0O q week
Clothing for Men, Women and
Children,
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Children.
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An endless 0 synpto
for neglected their health be wrecked complete
My method completely and permanently revves manhood aftss
remedies specialists
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SCIENTIFIC, CERT AIN AND COMPLETE CURE FOR

DARK Circles under Eyes, BaSh~
full, NslaAcholia, Youthful T~9-
", Weak. Trembles, Varioocss&
Excessive Drinking, LOSS 6
!, Urine. Exposure, OverwoTk sAA
Worry, Exhaustlag Drsams-
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whom he went M II delegate to the con-
gress of l7Ti Mt Philadelphia he exam
ined the fire engines ia use there. On
his return Ia Phila ielphIa to the Con.
~tiuental congress in IT'S he bought
from n man named Gibbs q small fourth
class engine for the sun Oi $50 los, aud
Just before ho set out for Boston
Heights to become commander IN chief
no dispatched this little engine to the
Friendship com pnny.
During his younger days no always
attended fires in Alexandria and helped
to c~xtiDguish then. In the last year
OF his life Il lire occurred near the mar.
kct. lilo was riding down King street
at tho time, followed 10y his servant,
who WINS also on horseback. washing
ton saw that the Friendship engine was
insuiiiciently manned. md riding up to
a group Of well dressed gentlemen
standing naar the scene ~ action, he
called on. authoritaiively:
"Why arc you idle there, gentlemen9
II il your business to lend 10 these
mnttcrs.'
After which he lcarcd off his horse,
and seiznR the brnkcs, was followed 10y
u crowd that gave the engine such u
shaking w ~ il had not hui Tor many
Il day.
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local members OF tie State oentra
Committee shall be authorized and
directed 70 appoint, and where there
Is no County Central Committee, OF
members Of the State Central Com.
mittees, the State Executive Commit.
tee Of the State Central Committees
OF each party shall make the appoint.
mente.
Secretaries Of the various County
Central Committees are requested 10
forward a cerhtied list OF the delegates
30 selected or appointed to the chairmen
OF the State Central COMMITTEES OF both
parties.
AT the Aforesaid meeting OF the State
Central Committees of both PARTIES il
was unanimously resolved and recon.
mended that the two cc~""utiops
hereby callel meet in Joint CT IGNITION.
JAMES q. SWEENEY,
Chairman Of Democratic State Central
Committee.
Atested: f. L. BINGHAM, Sec.
j.. E. SoUcHEREAU,
Chairman Of Silver Party State Cen.
trail Committee.
Attest: o. II. MACK, Secretary.
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The University III Navadi.

The first semester begins Tuesday
September 4. l00G,
-Four colleges in the University which
give splendid courses OF study:
college Of arts and sciences.
college OF agriculture and do
mestic science.
3-College OF engineering.
4--State normal schoni.
Besides the colleges belonging to the
University the re is the University High
School, comprising four conrses-Latin
Science, Business and Agricultural.
Splendid advantages for either regular
or special st udcnte.
Cost Of living less thnn at any uni
yersity or college west Of tho Missouri
river.
During the present year the School oI
Mines will come into the possession oI
a fine building, the gift Of Clarence II
Mackay and Mrs. Johu W. Mackuy.
For further Information address.
PRESIDENT j. r.. STUBDs.
Reno, Ncvadn.
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The Shore Line Limited.

A new train, "The Shore Line Limit.
ed" will De put into service March lst.
via the Southern Pacific between san
Francisco add los Angeles. The train
will be operated daily. leaving San
trahcisco mt 9:OO a. IN n arriving at
Los Angeles at 1890 p. III. The same
oh will prevail for tie return imp
leaving Los Angeles at 900 a. IN. daily.
This service will continue through
the months OF March, April and May
and longer il necessary.
The schedule provides for convenient
stop-overs at principal coast resorts and
cities, stops being made at San Jose,
Pajaro with connections for Santa CRUZ
C~astroville. Paso Robles, San Louis
Obispo, Santa Barbara, ard many other
scenic points.
Tho equipment in the "Shore Line
Limited will be entirely new and nrst-
classand will consist Of | Baggage Chr
2 Parlor Care. l Diner, | Observation
Car.
The operation of this new train ia
made necessary because OF the great in
tinI OF visitors into California, winch
will be heavier during the coming sum.
NOR than we before. Tic Southern
Pacific Company has spent hundreds OF
thousands OF dollars in exploiting the
Pacific Coast Country in Eastern maya
zines during the last few yeara, and has
Issued a beautiful bUoklel entitled, "The
Road OF a Thousand Wonders" which
en~tertAiDingly describes in word and
picture the beauties and wonders OF
California along the Southern Pacific.
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NOTICE.

The large increase i'll my business and
the large stock OF shoes that are arriving
daily have 30 crowded my room in the
Crack in the Wall" that | am compelled
to get more room. and On July 10th.
will move my store into the room form.
erly occupied by Jack Faust. the bar Der,
In the near future, l will add a large
stock OF women's shoes 70 n,y store. AL
OF my old customers and many new unee
are invited TO call aud see me-,
A. l.. MAUK. the Shoe Man.
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Democratic and ISiIvsE Call To Conven-
State Convention of the Democratic
mud Silver Parties OF Nevada.
Headquarters Of the Democratic State
Central Committee and OF the Silver
Party State Central Committee OF
Nevada, Reno, New, June 90. 1906.
Al IL meeting Of the Democratic
State Central Committee Of Nevada
and OF the Silver party State Central
Committee OF Nevada, held at Reno,
New, on April 81, 1906, it was ordered
that the convention be held at Reno,
Nov, on Wednesday, August %, 1906,
at IL neon, for the purpose OF NOM
mating a ticket to be voted for at the
next general election to be held Tuesday,
November 6. 1906, consulting Of:
One Representative TO Congress.
One Governor.
one Lieutenant Governor.
One Justice Of The Supreme Court.
One Secretary OF State.
One Acknowledgement.
One State Treasurer.
One State Controller.
One Surveyor.G General.
One Superintendent Of Public In.
struction.
One Superintendent Of State PRINT.
ing.
Members OF the State Board OF Uni.
versity Regents.
District Judges OF the various Judicial
Districts Ut Nevada.
Also for the selection OF a State
Central Committee and the transac.
ton Of all other business as may prop.
erly come before il. Tho basis OF
representation Of the respective counties
in said conventions for each party shall
be one delegate for each fifty votes or
any fraction :her eoi not less than
twenty-five cast for Hon. ii. +. Bartine
Democratic and Silver Party candidate
for Justice OF the Supreme Court In
1901. aggreSating liz delegates for each
convention apportioned as follows:
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Inquire Of
McELRO
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Elko, Nevada, Box Sd.
Open For Business.

Fredrick's New Jew
elery Store is now open
for business and every
one is invited to call and
inspect the new goods.
Fine stock of diamonds,
watches, jewellery, sill
verware, cut glass, etc.
No trouble to show our.
goods. All are invited.
Fine watch and jewel
cry repairing. Located
in connection with Sey-
mour Jacobs Store.
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why Fret and Worry.

when your cLild has a severe cold. You
need not fear pneumonia or other rul.
monary diseate s. Keep supplied with
BaIlard's Horabonnd Syfup.-a positive
cure for colis, cough, whoopiuR
cough and bronchitis.
Mrs. Hal. Of Sioux Falls. s. d.,
writes: Il have u.ed yomr wonderful
Billiards. HofebonDd Syrup, nn my
children for five years. lis results have
been wonderful Sold by EIko Drug
Co.
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By somewhat primitive system the
town OF Thompson Falls, Mont. man
ages In the hottest weather. 10 keep
rooms Mt u temperature Of 55 degrees.
Wells are covered ut the top mad large
pipes tap the current Of cold Dir a fcy
feet bclo" the surface Of tho ground.
conveying II to different rooms 10 near.
by buildings.
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The. End OF Tho World

OF troubles TINT robbed Il. II. Wolfe, of
Bear Grove, H., OF all usefulness. came
when he began taking Electric Bit.css.
Ito writes: "fwo years ngo Kidney
trouble caused the great suffering
which | would never have survived
had not taken Electric Bitters. They
also cured the Of general debility" Sure
cure for all stomach, liver and kidney
complaints. blood discasce, headaches,
dir rees and weakness or bodily de.
cline. Price 90. Guaranteed by EIho
Drug Co'e. store
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Lake Tahoe.

Lake Tahoe. -
Lake Tahoe, the most beautiful epot
ON the Pacific Coast, is famous as a
summer resort. Tourists come from all
over he world to breathe it's health
giving air and drink in its beautiful
scenery. This famous resort can be
easily reached over the lines Of the
Southern Pacific at very low rates from
all points.
For further information apply to d.
s.. Taggart district ireirhtand passenger
agent, Reno, Nevada.
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WnHhInRinm AAA KIreIMnn.

George Washington was q membor
Of the Friendship Fire company, or.
ganized IN 1911 in his home, AiexaD.
dria. At first the company consisted VI
citizeDs who, out Of mutual friend.
ship.' agreed 10 carry TO every iirc "two
leathorn buckets md ono great bag uf
%oznabnrg or wider linnen." Washing.
ton waa made mn honorary member, and
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Democratic Silver Parly

Total IN joint convention 22i.
The several Democratic and Silver
party County Central Committees or in
counties in which there are arc no such
committees, the State Central Com.
mitteemen arc hereby authorized and
directed TO call n
PRIMARY ELECTION
OF the people IN accordance with the
statutes IN such cnses made and pro.
vided Tor Saturday, August II, 1906.
for the purpose Of electing delegates
10 said oDyentions 10 accordance
with tho above basis OF representa-.
ton.
At said primary electIons the teat
to DO e1ncted ~ those voting Mt the
Democratic primaries shall 10 ~ fol
.ows: Il am n Democrni,' and nj tho
Silver party primariee, Il am q Silver
man."
u PRIMARIES
Resolved. That and deIegaics 10 tile
conventions DO selected at primaries
wherever practicable, and where no
primaries are held the County Central
shall appoint delegates and
where there Ia no county committee the
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To Bert Williams. your heirs, ass Sns, aud oil
persons holding under you:
rot x HEREBY EOTIFIE THAT 1,
the Undersigned. have expended F. Dollars
and sixty-six and two-thirds cents ItSO c8Sl
IN labor and improvements upon tho Nellie
August I, 1872, In Tuscaroru Mining District.
t:lko County. State OF Nevada for the years
lEs, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1909, 1908, 1904 and 1905. I'm
order to hold said mining claim under the pro
visions OF Section 2a2i, Revised Statutes OF the
united States, being the amount required TO
mold the Hnme for the period ending December
81, 1905. And II within ninety DAYS after This
notice by publication, you fail or refuse to con.
tribute your proportion OF such expenditure as
como the property OF the subscriber, under
said Section 232i.
Erko. Nevada, May II. 1906.
THOS. +. BRENNAN,
Attorney In fact FOR Mary Brady
and James Bolan, co-owners.
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Tickets on sale: June 9th nnd 7tlI:
July I'd and 3D.; August It'll. Stll and
9th; September Sth aud 10th. 1906.
September 2lst, 1906. only for Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Trinidad
and Cheyenne.
Going trip: Immediately on hntc
OF sale and completed within ten
days thereafter.
Return trip: TO he completed
within ninety days from sale dntc
but not later than October 3lst. 1906.
stop overs allowed west Oi Mia.
Hoiri River, st. Paul. Duluth. New
limit.
z. MAYER, Agent,
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ELKO SODA WORKS.

Manufacturers Of md dealers ~ all
Kinds OF syrups and sodas, including
lemon coda. cream coda, orange soda,
ginger nlc, iron brew. peach bounce
All kinds Of soft or c%nrbOnatcd drinks
put up IN qnart bottlcs a speciality.
Call and sample our goods before buy
ing elsewhere. Prices 10 suit the times.
Null orders receive prompt attention.
W. o. VoRE, Prop.
hone Mt Works p. s. Miller, Mgr
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No,le. of Tim. to PROV. WIN.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth judicial District Of the Stats
OF Nevada, in and for the County OF Eiko
In the matter OF the Estate OF James Brain
deceased.-Notice appointing time for Probate
OF Will.
document. purporting to be the last Will
and Testament OF James Brain, deceased, hay.
Ing on the lStn day Of July, A. D.. 1905 como In
TO the possession OF said District Court, and Z
petition for the probate thereof. and for tn,
issuance OF Letters Testamentary to Sue C.
Brain having been Hled with the Clerk OF said
Court.
Notice is hereby given. that Wednesday, the
fifteenth day OF August, A. d. 1906. 1T 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. OF said day, At the Court Room Of sait
Court, ut the town OF Elko. In the County o.
Elko, be, aud the same Is. hereby appointed
the time for proving said will aud hearing said
application when and where any person in
terested may appear and contest the VIII, nnt
may rie objections In writing to the grantin,
Of Letters Testamentary 10 said petitioner.
Dated July "a. 1903.
a. q. DAwLEY, Clerk
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WARMING!

All Hunting, Shooting or
Fishing is hereby forbidden
on our ranches at South
Fork. Any and all persons
trespassing will be prosecut-
ed to the full extent Of the
law. Reinhart Co.