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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-30

FROM FRIDAYS ONLY
%Sa1maQundi.

Miss Nellie Apderson Ia IN from La
WpiilG.
Thanksgiving passed off very quietly
in town.
Delicious .! stcr cocktails at the Club
salnop. Try them,
Judge brown will leave for PIo"hc To.
night to hold n term Of court. %.
Miss Ne'nryer is spending her Thanks.
giving vacation mt Wells,
The iL'n merCial Hotel Barber Shop.
Aholph knudson, That's nll.
Gremt reduction in boois, shoes ami
gents furnishing goods at f.. Oel's
All viii be sold Mt the lowest figure. Z
l.. WinIefmantel 4 ca. jewelers. have
y kSauiiful hue Of new iewelry and
watches. They are Just beginning to
receive Il" ir fall stock. III =
u" uo' 'fpei q Tho Fairs md Spanish
SYppers II the Ladies' Aid on December
fHh That viii he tho time aud place 10
y CnritmRs gittp.
Save u oso mt ural teeth, thereby, re
tnin ,onr fac,nl expression DE Gilli.
land ",hc dentist Office over Mug
Store, ElkO. Z
Lag nlEht was ny tar The cclicst OF
.hr season. IN ,his nelt of The wnmis.
-. 4. H
Al 9 O'ciuch this nnru,nR tito thu rno,i,.
eter registered - dcgrrce below S,rn,
The T. ], Wlpler nnntcl Uo, "a jewellers
are pr"pnr'sl H. 40 rcpGirunV u, tl,p uinAi
retnnab'" iriCs nj III " rlarr az huti
ne'p, Entfay ~ Zee II charge pn al
a~ttiOlrs sold.
Judge Robin. M VIVA up from Garlic
to-day. The old ycnilcnau il over 8
years ~ axe aud IL bright nd active
He had nothing sensatiWsi 10 rclnn {.
TIC nMeiEs N Carun.
At noon ioday 52o taxpayers I'm,
: settled " TN 81 = '!tc nUuiy I'd IL
ihi ptni in lirt = gt TING, u tho |
xes, Oct IN hPtmc Monday ut q =. a
az JoH will hive tbs penh,y aud cost
Ia pay.
Mr., Gurcy's condition 10 about Ill
san.o. Tie passed u rpsilc@ night hu
trs,,Si fairly well today. Though he
u very sick man, his many iricnds bon
no will poll through aud live man
yonre.
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EHUM TUESDAYS DAILY.
SalmnQundi.

MIR. Glazer came down from Peko last
nigh' and spent tue day in town.
Nuke snnno poor family happy by
sending thom q Thanksgiving dinner.
There will be Il musical recital at the
hign school this evening under the
management Of Miss Caldwell. Go AND
enjoy = mNeical treat.
Mr.. Cuney'a condition remains about
the same. He is having the beat OF care
and nothing is left undons that will
make him c2mtoT'sb!G OF hastsu his res
coyeFy,
Tho Gazette fays that Governor
Siarks In III ut his ranch near Reno
with a threatened attack NJ pneumonia.
His condition was not serious ye~s,eFday,
An output oI twenty seven milton
postage stamps per hRy .-one stamp for
every third person in the United Stntea
ia called by tho contrnct Just aw lr,ied
to the American Bank Motto Company.
The people ~ Nyssu. nm Idaho town
on til" Oregon Short Linz, held up 4
GOAL train mud cyl ont ny" care and die:
tribnted tho coal smong c~itizens who
were IN pressing mood m fnel.
Al tho cn'ninp session Of the leaif,
lature. TIN themhera from Glko ehould
get a bill passed authorlahR the town
TO Issue bonds for sewerage purposes
This Improvement must come before
many years and the oontr the better
Tor The health of .he community.
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, rs
they cannot reach the scat of the disease.
Catarrh is a hlood or constit utional dis.
ease, and III order to cure it you must
take Internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure ia taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood md mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not n
quncx medicine. 1t wns prescribed by
one OF the best physicians in this cnnn-
try for years, and IA a regular prescrip.
ton. 1t is composed Of the best tonics
KNOWN. combined with the best blood
purifiers. acting directly ON the c
surfaces. The perfect combination OF
tibet so ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing ca
tnrrh. Send for testimonials free.
f. j. CHENEY " CO.. Toledo. 0
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The NsyadS Starr Mmtns Coopany.
aChioaGo enterprise. , operating e
Maggie Creek Canyon, 10 miles north
west Of Cartn. Just over ths line in Eu-
reka county.
They hare Just made Z shipment 70
Salt Lake, OF eilver.lead ore thai = ex-
pected 4 yield handsome returns
values up 70 $3.50 having been obtained
from tho ore. Sinking on the shaft
uhiSh II down 80 feet an incline on tho
ledge viii be vigorously pushed this
winter and IL u expected that adepth OF.
200 win be reached by spring.
It u The intention OF the company,
which = financially strong, TO prosecute
development with vigor and whom thu
shaft Is too deep for a within = gasoline
hoist will be installed and iinkinR drove
to 800 feet, when. il the showing war
rants, a tunnel viii be driven from
Maggie Greek to cut the lodges at .
depth OF 800 feet.
The geological conditions at Maggie
Greek are identical with Eureka, Ne
vada, and it is more than probable thss.
development will prove It one OF tho
best silver-lead camps in northern Ne
vada.
The construction Of the Western Pa
ciac e. R.. making Carlin a co@peting
point, will result IN reduced freight
rates on all materials and supplies. and
Rs there is an abundance of water close
at hand the conditions are favorable tor
economical production.
CARLINIrE
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Mrs. l.. g. Clark hh for Ogden this
morning to vtsit rslativps.
Tho ZIP shane bFiahi hdRy. hut d
north wind ma ic Lt mir rnS and cold.
Yee, this Is u prosperous !rnr, II we
do have to ctncki our eggs ut 40 cents
per dozen or thereabouts .'s.t.
lilo United Siatce, wliGl', in 1904,
ranked second rs nm cypor, nation, Inc,
yrRr fpok iITst rank, Pqd aeain sihnds
With the record Of selling MORE goods
-. Than any other cpuntry ihNtne worlu.
II mIsbt he wen or ioIpl bQ Ji,tss men
10 keep an eye out for bogus ,iye md
ten dollar bills like these foa,ed IN
Reno. Tho article ,inm ihe journal
gives u good description -of the bills.
The machinery, type, and other be,
~longipas Of tho Free Press oIllce arr
nov comfortably '"uaed 10 The build,
iHV lately Occupied by, tAe. Gem saloon
10 a icw days thipes viii move along NJ
paunl with orr nciphbpr
Mr.. ilarbip and Mr.. Mcbride have re
@!yed . carload d cpal cAoh which the,
Sill dist ributcd aiming Tho people
THIS will relieve III famine aud keoI
everybody wurm thanksgiving Day,
An Oklahoma woman hnp vowed tia
ellie flI never cat aQnin until her hus
band 10 converted: AZ tho man whe,
Int irnrI frou was alill holding out b,
must h" u misorly wretch who plans Il
sGyc ne OF his ~ils wonld otheryiO
mi "a -
indulgent mother wae r~uproyinI
hrT chilli vl,au q lady suggested tina
tho lNffpp u roundly, TIE mother cal
ain, usyer liked TO Whip a child on a fuI
''onacb, Tho lady replied, "Ncitbs
dtli but II is so casy 10 turn the ohil
yGr,r
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Mystory of ~"soot.," Min. Mny Is.
Solved.

Mystory of "scott," Nj. Mny Is.
Solved.
According to reports received here
tonight, the mystery that has long since
enveloped aScotty's" mino in Death
Valley haa been solved. It is supposed
that his ability to show pieces OF rock
with pure gold protruding has been due
to the fact that he has been buying
stolen hlgh.grade ore in GolGRell and
hiding it in his Death Valley retreat.
Ii reports be true, however. sScotty's
career will he brought to nm abrupt end.
Travellers arriving here. tonight from
Resting Syringe, in the Willow creek
dletrict, say that three deputies from
the Sherid's office OF Inyo county, Cal.
who we're met at the Springs sunday
morning. announced that they were in
pureuit OF the cowboy Croesus, and de.
ciared him a Ahigh-grader.' The ofic.
ers, it is reported, said that 1Scotty. is
supposed to have been getting his
Immensely valuable rock from (ioIitpId
mines.-.Tonopah Bunnnza.
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international Trnde.

Trade of the United States with the
United Kingdom In the fiscal year
1905 aggregated $700, 0o0. 900. and
formed more than o%ne-fourth of our
total foreign commerce. Statistics
show that the exports from the Unit
ed States to the United Kingdom in
1905 aggregated $5Gs.o 00. 900 out Of a
total Of $1,51s. 00O,0 600. and thus
formed one-third of y total exports
Imports from the United Kingdom ag.
gregated $780, ZOO. 900. out OF a tota'
importation OF SLIT, 900, 900. and thu
formed one-sixth of our total import
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sheep : being fed on The BIZ
Mesdovp.
Thos. bryant, proprietor OF tie tI.:
Syringe. died this morning about 4
o'clock. lie was n native Of England,
eyed 80 years.
The Goldfeld Tribune Estimates the
gross production OF the Mowhawk leases
since last April 18th to Nov. both at
q, 675,9l9.32. Tho Hayes Monnette
lease led in the production, ite otn.pu,
beng estimated To be s2,591.8i4.67.
The reclamation authorities in charge
OF the Truckes Carson project have
made a voluntary raise in the working
wage. Instead OF payinp ; 2 clay MS
formerly, and requir'ur The. me-, to pa,
their board out OF this ehm.a Il. w.ge is
now being pail Of 81 8 par day aud
board.
Deputy Marshal Stern arrived from
Carson this forenoon, to attend the pre-.
hminary examination Ut & 49, I.e xis
on the charge OF di.pos,ar - liquor
to Indians. At the exam ~, on this
afternoon Lewis was coaiipu al To Jail
to await the Of the u. :. grand
Jury. Too much whiskey-is lac cause Of
Lewis trouble. % - aa
Tho Bible describes heaven rs another
paradise or Eden; Z city uf Gntl, without
sim, grives, or guefs; a better %stsountTy or
fathcrland; a temple flied with n divine
presence; an everlasting k!npdom; "a
rest for the people Of God; Gods throne;
Code dwelling place; u house OF many
mansion; a city with golI paved s~treete,
jasper walls, a sea Of g'' 81. and gn;es Of
pearl The Sunday M4.az,u-. r
Onr stand pat admi, A'ra,ion and
congress have II hnri ~: IA crack with
Germany. We must ri.inr lower our
tariff barriers tn 3erm:ln goods or next
June the Germans VA. declare we are
unfair Traders and exact their maximum
thrill b rates against our products
When our stand pat statesmen have
ruined or greatly reduced our exports
Ia. that country by a years tariff war our
farmers and others who will suffer will
begin to open their eyes to the ~iniquity
OF pro~tectioDism that only protects tho
trustS and the republican politicians
who ar" subsidized by the trusts.
Even sinndinp room il nj II premium
at Goldteld. For some time past it has
been exceedingly difficult To secure
ronme in the thriving camp, and the
only way to ecare IA permanent place is
to purchase 1t outright. Tho situation
has become 60 that sitting quarters arc
crowded. Friday night a large con-
signment Ut chairs was expressed from
Tonopah to GoldfieId, suiithat people
Will Mt least he able to sit down. Often
timea women and children remain in
the train overnight at Goldheld because
OF their inability to secure a place to
st iy.-Euter pri -. "a,
Two thugs Who gave their names as
William Deal and William Keatine
held UP the conductor op No. Monday
night beiween Verdi aud Reno, They
refused to pay their fares and Threatened
to kill the conductor or apy7,ne else who
intcrfcrrd with them. Satthey neare,l
REM. they compelled the icoTduc or to
slow down aud jumped from the train.
a short time aftcrwar ! they. held up twn
Of R"I"'s citiZsrc EGd relieved them
" thtH money ana. ether, valuable.
lmmetiairly after The robheries they
were arrested by Policeman ArmstFnng
and locked up lln JournnI says the
men are rs vicious IookInauR pair OF
thugs ms ever grnccd a rOgue's gallery
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d Girlo Friendly society OF liz
Episcopal church viii give az entertain
ment ct Len ard II al on the evening
OF December lst to rare funds for I
Christmas tree. So the program else
who Q anil GoD'i miss tle entertainment
MIR. Cnney rested roorl, last night
but a more cotuturt4b'e to-day. MB
Fisher arrived this forenoon and heI
coming had IA good effect ON the old
gentleman. She will remain with the
old folhs rs long us she can be Of service
10 them.
TIM McCar by. miner. was shot
and killed in the Red Top saloon at
Goldheld Inst week by Deputy Con.
stable SpauldinR. They we're drinking
In the saloon when Mccarthy became
abusive md followed his threars with a
gun play. lie is saih to have shot first
at the constable. 81
The many frends Of DR.. md AIn.
Huffaker will be glad to hear that they
reached NV York City on November
22nd. md are both enjoying the best Of
health after n delightful trip across the
Atlantic. They will remain IN New
York Tor eoni time before returning to
this city.-Carson News. Mrs. Hufaker
was formerly Miss Edith Taylor an Elko
girl. ''eF''-'
NoIt Thursday people; all over this
country will feast:on'it turkey and other
good things. While this will he the
rule. there will be exceptions to it in
every community. Ia many a home
Their will be no Teasing except through
the generosity ~ those who nrs able
and willing to give Ia their less fortunate
neighbors. There are euch homes in
Elko. Let ue who are able supply the SO
homes with Thanksgiving cheer.
The various attorneys and district
judges Of the state are" complaining OF
o~vcrcrowded court dockets. aud Will de-
mand TINT the next Legislature create at
least three new Judicial districts. When
the population and tle litigation OF the
state was at a low ebb the various coua-
tiee we're consolidated into large dis
t.icts, the first having five counties with
in its juritdi2tion Ormsby, Lyon,
Storey Douglas and Esmeralda; the
second in composed N Wnslioe, Hum
bo!dt and Churchill; the third OF Eureka
Nys and Lauder; and the fourth OF
Elko, LincolR and White Pme, Hum
boldt wants to he placed in Il single
district and 50 ha Nye and Eemeralda.
the latter comprising til" great eonthern
country, where the re- II 20 much mining
excitement and consequent litigation
Carson Eews.
The Carson News has been dreaming
again. This time it had n vision OF Sen.
atOr Nswlands and Warden ConeIdine
engaged in q death struggle over the
wardenshlp of the penit military. The
News claims that New:ands is backing
eI-Sherif Quiik Of Storey county, while
the young element Ut the Iarty, headed
by Bartlett n Sweeney, is behind
Consiline. II also says That Secretary
Of State Douglas is pledged to Quirk
and Stoddard, the newly Ell, cted Rttor.
uey general. Will hIh, to a finish Tor
Consirue. This would throw the de.
al ling vate uPnp Governor Sparks. II
Ia more than likely that Senator New.
lands knows nothing about the Hight the
News has conjured up. 1t is dollars to
doughnuts that he does not,
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German Export Rates.

The German railroads give quick
transit of goods for export at favored
rates. The rates from Plnuen to Bre-
men, American Consul Hurst reports,
for export, express. are only 38 cents
per 100 pounds for a distance OF 315
miles, and to Hamburg 81 cents per 100
for 300 miles. II the goods are not
for export. the usual rate for express.
taking a longer time. costs nearly
three times ms much,
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Be Charitable

to your horses as we'll as Ia Yourself.
You need not suffer from pains Of any
sort-your horses need not suffer. Try
a bottle OF Balard's Snow Imminent. IL
cures oil paine. j.. M. Roberts, Bakers.
field, Mo. write: Il have used your
liniment for ten years and lind it to he
the best have ever used for man or
beast Sold by Eiko Drug Go.
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Fruit Diet Hosnitnl.

For three years a hospital has been
In existence at Bromley, near London,
where only a fruit diet Is allowed to
the patients. and whore during that
time there have been only two deaths
among the eco patients who have Ts-
ceiyed treatment. The institution Is
known as the Lady Margaret Fruit
ariRn hospital.
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Famous sttlko Br.nker.

The most lannon's strike breakers In
the l'pd nte pt, Il ae'r New Life Pills
Whrn liver md bowels 60 on strike
The! quicHly so,ue the trouble, and The
inIibi nr work gncs right on. Best
carc it ~pn.iiph'inh, headache and dir.
z'nese "5c at Elko Drug Go. druggisi.
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Wonderful Device,

Prot, P. e, Shaw. OF University col
lego. Nottingham. England, is credited
with ~inventinE an instrument Of such
wonderful dolicacy that n seventy.
millionth part OF nj inch can be meas.
ured. TIL, apparatus Is suspended by
rubber bands from n frame in a felt.
covered box. and II a BIO used only
at night, when all the factory machin
cry OF the citv In still.
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h Benefaction.

To help the Scottish nshw!yes and
lasseS, who have been put to much
distress by the failure Of the herring
fishery, tho duchess OF Sutherland has
introduced the manufacture Of carpets
at Helmsdale, on the Sutherland
estate, Material and dye, as we'll as
labor, will be Of local production. and
experts will supply the necessary In.
struction.
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P~hilanthropists PTan.

Bolton Hall. philanthropist, lawyer,
soclologist and tax reformer, prompted
by the good results that have attended
his experiments In Philadelphia and
other cities. Is preparing to open a
farm for the poor near New York city
on the same lines that have met with
success elsewhere. BY arrangement
with the Aston estate ne has secured
control Of a farm adjoining tho Nor
ris park race track and will use IL
for the purpose he has In view.
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Women Burden Bearers.

The women OF Scotland carry heavy
loads on their backs In baskets, which
are strapped around their waists and
over their shoulders.
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Harvard Students Honor.

Vilhjalmur Stenansson. now a stu
rent at Harvard, has been appointed
a member Of the newest expedition In
search Of the north pole, which will
leave Vancouver early in May under
command Of Capt. Elmer Mikkelsen.
The Harvard student will be tho
youngest member OF the expedition.
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MAnnIEn.

BurLEH VmUr--iu Elko, Nevada, No.
vember %, 1906, by Rev. George II.
Greenfield. Mr.. John Butler to Mis-
Carolyn vniRt, b6sh Of Eiko.
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onnaAa of EAraoha.

Earache may be caused by a bad
tooth, the pain being transmitted or
by a foreign body in the ear or by
rheumatism. Wasm lamentations OF
poppy heads or pouitiees viii afford
relief.
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Ono womnn's WORK.

Hannah Riddell, an English mis-.
sionary at work among the, lepofs OF
Japan, has Just received the Order Of
the Blue Ribbon from the emperor
and her request for better care Of the
lepers by tho government is to be dealt
With by the diet now In session.
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Dirn.

rouSaEH-in EIeemont, Nevada, No.
umher %, loco, Mrs. Charles Younger,
u native Of Utah, aged % years, g
month end a days.
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they have lost hope in the realization
of their political equality, or because
not being schooled to combat, they
do not care to identify themselves with
a fight. If you will consult simply the
desire Of women, you will find the
chrage that they do not want the suf-
frage to be baseless. And whether
they want it or not, if by extending it
to them you can raise up an new and
powerful interest in the most vital con-
Germs within the state, you should not
hesitate to place upon them the duty
of contributing what they can to the
social welfare, even though they might
accept the obligation with heavy
hearts. The right to vote is not a
public amusement to be enjoyed as a
privilege, it is rather citizens con-
scientious labor for the state. If by
voting we determined merely what in
dividuals, as such, should hold office,
the task might be handed over to the
office seekers themselves, with no harm
to the people.
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Many murders had been committed
before, and the courts were getting
tired of sending, murderers to pris-
on, so they caused this man to be
hanged in the hope that it might
check the unlawful killing of human
beings in this community. The effect
was indeed salutary, although the
instance was deplorable.
If this government is really sincere
in it's desire to stop railroad rate dis
elimination and other criminal prac-
tees of the great corporations, all
that is needed is to send the chief
violators to Jail and the business of
these great industries will inmedi-
ately be put on an honest basis.
1t is time to stop fooling. A lit
tie moral courage down at Washing
ton on the part Of Congress, and an
honest trial in the criminal courts,
before an honest judge will do the
business in a comparatively short
time-
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women SHOULD DESIRE
RIGHT To CAST VOTE
Apparent Silence of Women on
Suffrage Question Due to
Loss of Hope.
Right to Vote Is Not a Public
Amusement-It Is a Citi-
GEMS Sacred Duty.
PROF. HARRY e. KELLY.

It is commended that women do not
wish to vote. This may be true, doubt
less is, of a few women who have no
interests, and are not con-
cerned in any employment outside of
very agreeable family relations and
who are not inclined toward much In
tellectual activity. And practically
the same may be said Of men of q
corresponding class, by many of whom
the right to vote is not looked upon
as worth using. But Iassert it to be
true that. the. great class of women,
who are under the necessity OF having;
some concern about their livelihood,
and who have, as a great majority Of
the strong, active, thinking women OF
this country, have a really heartfelt
interest in the social welfare, sincere
" desire to vote. Is they seem to- be
silent upon the subj sit is because
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County, then and there to show cause
Of, any there, be) why license should
not be granted for the sale of said real
estate, according to the prayer of said
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED.
That this Order shall be published once
weeks prior to said day Of hearing, in
the Labor World, weekly newspaper
printed and published at Duluth, in
Dated at Duluth Minnesota, the
ninth day Of May, A: D. 1906.
J. B. M1DDLEcoFF,.
(Seal, Probate Court, St. Louis Co.,
Labor World, May -, 10, rs, 1906.
ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis.-ss. In Probate Court, Spe-
,cial Term, May 9th, 1906.
In the matter of the estate of Mary
Alice Hill, Deceased:
Letters Parliamentary on the estate
of Mary Alice Hill deceased, late of
the County of St. Louis, State of Min
nesota, being granted to Richard N.
Travis.
IT is ORDERED, That six months
be and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date of this order. in
which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased are
required to file the same in the Probate
Court of said County, for examination
and allowance, or be forever barred
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That
Monday, the 18th day of November,
1906, at 10 o'clock a. m, at a Special
term of said Probate Court to be held
at the Probate Office in the Court
House in the City of Duluth, in said
County, be and the same hereby is ap-
pointed as the time and place when
and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and de-
mands.
That notice of such hearing be given
to all creditors and persons interested
in said estate by publishing this order
once in each week for three successive
weeks in the Labor World, a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at
Duluth in said County. -, r.
Dated Duluth Minnesota, this 9th
day Of May A. D. 1906.
By the Court,
J. B. MIDDLECOFF,
Judge of Probate.
(Seal Probate Court, St. Louis County,
Minn.)
Labor World, May -, 10, 2e, 1905.