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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-09-07

ers 1870. So
Dividends paid to stockholders 2oo,ooo'oo
easn ,p"; .a and salaries 49,. 2,s1o, Oo7.25
Rents paid during the year, 10o 'o "a . 90 20
Taxes paid during the year So o'2es 20 20
Cash paid for advertising o'' i0''oo
Cash s 2ala lot 'o""'' ......... 10000. 90
Amount r1'' of all other cash ex- , 100 o,v 20
penditurcs ......'''
ro.,, ox,erdtures $4,000. $50, aes, 1888 go
MISCELLANEOUS.
Whole number of policies, writ
ten ten. in North Dakota during
Total risks taken during the 90 soo m
wear in North Dakota: Lite "e'ooo' w
Total premiums received dur
ing the year in North "a
kosa: Life, ssl, s74es; acct Al 60, .os
dent, $40, 62609 ...:.......;. 4i'ooi'oS
Total losses paid during the
year in North Dakota: Life, =, o.a "A
S. ,3sl.4o; accident, IS ,oe2.o4 lA'os''1s
Total losses incurred during
the year: Life, $s,0o7; &C eco "a
cident, IS ,6G2. 04 o'oo''o.
STATE OF coNNEcT1cUT,}
COUNTY OF HARTFORD.
S. c. Durham, president, and $: H.; +: BUT Ut.
ler assistant seeFe aaiytord be-
S ng dv sworn depose and say, that the fore.
going IS true and correct emf Q, ns .ne
s Of said ny that c taa sa stock asa
anc ,s, et Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, in
a at cssh Of
ohuations and over and above all iiaDiiitiess
for Claims reported expenses and aeers and
that they are the above described o"ee'S -
said insurance company. ,
President.
D. Assistant Secretary. .h;.
Subscribed and sorn to before INC 'A''
2'd gay u EpMuND ZAcHER,
Notary Public.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-09-07
SUMMONS

State of North Dakota, In District Court
County of Mclean. IS. Sixth
J Judicial District.
Jakob Roll, Plaintiff.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-09-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

MinOt. N. D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
BEzDEK WILL
COACH OREGON
CHICAGO FUlLaAeK. WHO WAS
PICKED ron kLLHMEalcAh
TEAM LAST FALL, COMING
WG8T.

Hugh Bezdeh. star fuilback on
the University Of Chicago football
team that beat Michigan last year,
has been chosen 20 coach the TINT
veraity ~ Oregon next season, sue
coeding Bruce Shorts. Who has
taken up the practice u law IN this
city.
Bezdelt was picked By western
critics az the best fHllbaek Ia the
country last aeaHuu 9iH work HaH
Instrumental iH tho great Chicago
Michigan game last Thanksgiving
lie has played football Tor four
years. and knows the game thor.
oushly
SIR shorts. who coached Oregon
last year. when asked II be would
do any coaching next season said
that be would probably stick - the
law Mr Shorts denied any eHpce
talon 81 c0arhluK Washington. say
Ing that the position has never been
offered him. aud that he expects
Coach CUTS 10 continue here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

auaY pians Has1smufs agiHsa aaat IS -
hFs1 U1 raanat Is Hfis4. MaHas HfsAa
faN WsNaHk WaHmAa. H@afs tAsHaH E -
fHif8 FaEeat - HitW tNN NffHHg
HtaAea kffaan Nna heal fteata
flHlffH fare a . Hliies tie NaaHtaia tsAp
Ntnnis AHants thfafna. hentFH faatet
af
ftmb fNrauEs mffs. ass.lzsas| 49, -. tilli.
afeF mnF RAJ aft ssa
H7sfh fans.-ff e q mlla flfHsaats Fsasss
hiarafat hisheails Martha Isa1is
IA a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
JUST 100 TODAY.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 25--
The Rev William Howe the well
known Baptist clergyman % this
city. il celebrating his tooth birth.
day today lie received large
number ~ letters ana lsleRramH u
congrafulniion from friends IN all
parts Of the counfrY and maRy pres
eats Ia spite ~ hls great age and
the fact that his eyesiEht nnd hear.
ms are failing nr Howe Possesses
q nind still active and keen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

SHORTS HAS
HIGH HOPES

Bruce c. shorta. who coached tha
Oregon football team last falI and
knows the athletes Of that institu.
ton. predicts that the webfoot
track team will give Washington a
hard rub Ia tho triangular meet a
week from Saturday.
have trained thoas men. ana
thcf ars fine lot. SAYS Nfr
shorts. The Washington team
Wlll have 70 so some 10 beat them. q"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
MONTANA WON'T CONG.

The University % Montana has
decided not 10 ssne q track team 70
the big intercollegiate mstt ia this
city May 80 This deciaion i the
result ~ the liability If the local
management 90 guarantee. lhs Men.
taua mon their expenses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
PRIZES FOR
FINE DOGS

Tho Judging az the bench :.
IT the Seattle Kennel club a. - I
progress al Madison park. va -. =
pieted b. Judge Coles iaei -, -
After the work was over The 49,
pronounced tho anlmala - l'ss ~.
passed upon as u uniformly 80
merit
The dogH will remain on erin.
ton for the balance ~ Tia -
ana on Saturday evening =.
trophies will be presented "a II.
winners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Mining Stock for
Sale

Buy stock In Slate Greek Gold
Mining Company. now taking ous
placer gold In Eastern Wh&from
County. this State. You can buy
ca the monthly instailment plan
For particulars. see Frank wiest.
lag. Secretary. t23 Boston Block.
White is6. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
PINE CUP Fos wIsnss

" v Grant. manager "a =
at,io Electric company, has s y .
a fine trophy In the FORM :. 7isfsa
Tor ihe winner of the iniefeolls.'sselp
meet on Nay 30 Both ldssas ~. ~.
Oregon will send fun tss@ cam Anf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
ONE YEAR roR Ia roeutUx.

"a II Toausux. 10 Judge Frufers
court this morning. pleaded Kulliy
70 horse stealing and waa sentenced
70 one year IN the penltsnfiarg II
Togueun Stole = horse from former
Deputy Sheriff Corcoran. % Kent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

There are na set rules for pitch.
ina a ball that Niii alN ays hold
good. says - Young. Who after ~
years on the diamond IL stili one OF
the srandsst ball players that ever
covered = ncHm with crooked
digit. The pitcher should know
the STYLE 81 ball the man he IL
facing prefers. though this knoNi-
ndEe viii not atN as protect him
The pitcher must be mentally alert
all lho time. studying his man. tr1
Ing 60 detect his weakness aad
pias tug 20 IL ali the time Control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
Many uoys Entsl,d.

Prof nouthlit. physical director
~ the 7 ST e A. Or Roller. ~
the = A. e. Tom Mcdonald. ~ the
university. oliver Cuts. the foot
hall man. aud others Interested ia
athletics are Ia charge ~ the meet
Entries have been received from a
large number ~ clubs. Including the
BOYS clubs 81 many local churches.
The boys har. worked hard 10 make
the meet success. and 10 win their
events A big crowd 81 grammar
school folk aiil tura out 10 cheer
the athletes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

n one of the points all Young pitch.
efa should seek 10 master they
should never sfoS careless IN their
delivery. but tFy 10 be ahle 70 put
the ball over the plate Whenever Il
becomes NECESSARY Another thing
thew should unvur tfv 10 split the
plate. bat 20 put the t1n aver one
corner al tho hardest possible angle
foy the batsman 10 hit
SIR Young advises Temperance.
regular habits. and constant pfae
uco as essentials for players eba
hope 20 attain more than ephemefai
success on the diamoad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
DANE LEADS
IN BETTING
ODDS 90 UP on NELSON a.
HOUR FOR FIGHT Al
PRoAcHEs-BoTH MEN ses
FIT FOR BATTLE TONIGHT.

LOS ANGELES. May zs.-A.l il
In readiness here for the big far
tonight, and Nelson and Herrsr.
viii draw the biggest gate that spsf
turned out 20 a battle Ia this eity
Both fighters are on edge. hsslss
been trained 20 the minute. ~
there IL little doubt thai the fsk.
Will be- one worth watching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

Tho Boston Americans have lost
90 straight games. and are still
Eoing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
HAS
A MEAL. TICKET
CANS AND Hls CROOKED MAN.
AoeR ARE ONCE MORE pos.
ON PALS AND THE oLo FAkE
GAME rs RENEWED.

There IL very old saying ex.
taut about birds OF a feather. and
ila very latest application has beeu
discovered Ia the famous case Of
Joe Cans and al Hereford Plainly
speaking. these two old croniea are
together again. after having had q
falling out and separation tfor the
benefit Of the publicl.
There was no sounding Of horns
or pounding ~ drums when the hap
~ reunion occurred Back In good
old Baltimore Cans aud his white
manager Glanced to meet Interests
we're promptly unitel aud a weai
later the old. old story came forth
Cans losing decision 20 Willie
Lewis. a man that no could easily
pound all over the block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

OAKLAND. May s5--san Fran.
cisco won the second game Of the
new season yesterday. In close
ana exciting contest, Score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

a story was peddled from Oak,
land yesterday 10 tho effect that
the Frisco team made a triple play
The facts seem to be that a man
was struck out and two others
caught trying a double steal This
O. no triple play, for thu striking
unt o. a hatsman has nothing 70 do
with an attempted steal The steal
Was not forced and cannot be call.
81 part Of tho same play a. The
strikaout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

The Hereford Cans combine
pulled of 30 many rank fakes that
IL ultimately dlsbanded and the
speedy negro rwore % pass up his
old methods and stick 20 straight
fighting For nis months be did 10.
aud won wlth ease from every man
he met Now Il H. back 10 baltimore
aud Hereford and Cans al their old
tautiaM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

The meet e the second annual
affair Of It's kind. held under the
auspices 81 the Boys Clubs
Athletic league. which a. foHiered
bf number 81 prominent local
business men who have foreseen
the great benefit 81 such an or
Hanizatlon IL sure 20 DO Ia the ply.
sleAl development Of the school boys
If the CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

Joe will tell The much misled pub
iie that he has 10 be beaten once Ia
while. o. tho llghtweighia viii nil
be afraid OF him "a n matter II
fact there are lots Of good llsht.
weights who will take on the Balu
more coon aud take chances 90 Win.
ming the short end ~ the money
that the fast negro can draw
The period of patient suffering
hitch the fighi rpUfa can stand ia
limited. and they won't put up With
tha Hereford Cans combine much
longer. 10 return 10 ilsfefofdf
manaremsnf was D distinct breach
Of faith with the public on the part
Of Cans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

By borrow has players from other
teams In the league. Dillon has
patched up Morley . hand,me-downs
and will be able 10 appear in com
pany with solid. II ragged, an.
pearancr Stoltn and Smith. Of
Fresno. and Hopkins. % Oakland.
will help the pitching staff, Goeh,
nAuer, Of Frisco. will cover short
Young McClelland. OF the Angels
third. and nelmas. Of Fresno. sec.
end Tho los Angeles outfield II
more or less intact, and either nliAa
or Hackeit. Of Oakland. will do the
catching This arrangement lasts
enly until new men can DO signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

Bali players are often fsrmed out.
but they aii have IL on the farmer.
The latter makes hay while the
aun shines. sehlis THE former makes
pay regardless.
Don't throw your old Clothes
aWay. Have them cleaned 10 look
Ike new AZ the paaiortuf1. Main
iQfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
Dane sun Fsyorl,s.

Tho Danes record gives him Il.
long end OF the odds. BAT loesiIg
where Herrera has performed !.
Gently. be has a large number 4
followers who aTe ready Az
anxious 10 back hin II odds q q
10 Z.
Biddy Bishop. tho old manager q,
Herrera. has wired a bunch & sks
here 10 lay on his proleses chanes.
claiming that the Mexican i u
best fighter be ever handled. MaaT
other sports are following sais.
Purse 10 Ready.
The sale of seats has ALREADY pls
duced the $4,000 purse thar tAs
little men are TO fight Tor. II.
agreement calls for a 81 900 baan
70 Nelson. and the balance % =
fought for. winner take all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
TRIBE WATTS
FOR SUNSHINE
LEADERS MU ANXIOUS TO
SPIKE THEMSELVES ON roP,
sur RAIN CONTINUES TO IN.
TERFURE.

Almost oyerw helmed az the Idea
cf helng ON top 90 the percentage
column. the SiWash warriors OF
Rass HALLS tribe were whettins
their temahawks Yesterday morning
% stick Va the craniumn of the
oaks In the afternoon. and thea
n rained. SO hack 20 the wigwama
Cor the flghtins men. To-day they
are stiil rampant ON tho warpath.
and u the sun breaks loose 10 any
extent thcrp viii be more scalps
drNink on the tCpeo wallis by morn
ing charlie HAIL Is due 90 be the
iliswRths OF the next game that
the rain permits, and as this brave
has the sign language charm on the
visitors he ought 10 apply the pale
war paint and win the Wampum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
MEMS FURNISHING DEPT

Saturday viii be apeelsily Yieas-
ing for the men Ia isis depart.
rnenL Attractive hafgainA
Gents toc and rs Hail Hss.
pair for ...+........ ssslA9
ssc BaibfirFnn uusefsss4-. a Gar.
meui .+-. ..s ss+.s -. he
ssc Boys Cars ...-. =. Zoe
10 Outing Nigh, Robes :. zoe
sits silver Brand sun shirt. ).
81. ...+. .... 49,. 19f
New Patterns IN Wash Ties 25f
SOC Leather Belts -.....-s. 1ef
'e.o0 and 1850 Umbrellas. silehllf
Csmaged, ..s.. 49,. J0f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
BOYS CLUBS To
HAVE A MEET

An athletic meet for the boys
clubs Of this city. one u the sources
from which the hiFh school and
university must draw their future
stars. viii be held 90 the university
campus tomofrow afternoon. With
most Of the promising young talent
in the city entered Ia the events.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-09-28
Registered Voters

List of the Rssxistaraa yaAa-~ - u.l.-..r
- S''%~ e-''',as''' As'~~E Wv
Au..wY
At,o.v, = A.h-s--,, - Co. - - :.
r.
nrOeklsb.nk Joe BrunSes RsA. H,,.h. v.uuy
sssTowman ROB. n 's S's S.,.rs ~ n n IL,
u.L.,rnr. : psrtc- WIN r. FsSra,vyu.n pc
n
coi.uvn HR Chau.ior L w. cooA Fr.uk
CIark George. Chanslor Roy ClarkiM
n
Durhana I.seenzo rea.n SoAn
EaI,ss J:A, s0''m-'ser Joseph ,, o.s
G.
SS Si: x Xs.ss.. Gai'a r''s c Gsss. 3
h
fxanin~.r " p Harm G A u.tka...w q
Hareourt u. N. Heath Reginald H.ns.n ?.
johnson fake ssSni,en ]. = yeA.... m
Jonea Byron yohnson Nick
49, K s.
-
Leach A. ii. Lmnders William I. IytlA FraainnA
LOsee Geo. D. Lemons ia. Lauuh WIN
M
1A-n'''sA - = 49, nsu c 80. =. MAessni e
cA SnAa. n
ns.N.v
NsSs,,es. ~ Msr,a-sas q, ~...,-sa ~
Ass~ @eNanshson w.
N
Nssbitt Geo. ". Nshsker WHEY Nslson c. A.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-09-28
-TheySay

The "Sleerig Beauty" couldn't
make good.
/ That he went away one day
last week and she was lone
some.
And also she says, that wedd-
ings would be in order after Jan.
LIST.
That when he gets his automo-
bile, there maybe another quarrel
That he was pulled out of bed
and--they saw something.
That the hesitation of the
story teller lends interest to the
game Of mirth and admits of a
great deal which would other
wise appear blunt.
That he talks to one and looks
at the other, but that look count
for more than talk.
That he was having a good
time to himself at the dance.
That d chechaco is better liked
than an old timer. The fact is
she wants something fresh.
A. S. Thompson Co have add
ed a number of new and at
tractive items to their already
extensive stock.
That Phoebe has the prettiest,
sweetest and truest girls on
earth, but that the boys are so
blind they cannot see until they
run up against something from
a distance.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-09-28
Registered Voters.

List Of RsxistsasS Voters Of PIocHE. Lincoln
County. Nsvszs- PSseoAhee address. Pioeha New
Andersen 5eAa Arbos.., Ca. ArnI..e. H
Austin J A Adesn Carl W
s ssss.s s.s s:s ss; s:,:. soAro
BssSs:sS S'V Va A sisSs Ca. S1sd.s 's
Ssss 81 ID SSSss.:A ~ CAM Cam a 4.
c c:sa AsfS' \ es~ ss.r Bf1 cST Jam
Christian. WM cyphus. Robert Y
ponohu.. EP. Deck FdJ Dewitt Ralph
Del Curto. cyTn Dunlap. Lewis Dana Fred
Diekle. FW Dayton. Leon Deck, h
Delmue. sOs. u Denton. W A
Ev.assli.tG Orlando Elisr.. Harry E~insJ
g..s4.a.A.I HE r, Les Es...,; Y.
Fitzgerald. J P Free. Jos Finn Robt
FsrnADAsr. CO ForsStA. B. H.
Goodrich. Eugene Garrison. L N. Gordon. P
Gslabsrt. John o Cri6Ath D n Getehsl. W @
Hunter Mathew HiaScs RI aorssy. Chs L..
Hammond. Il c LYMAN. HsAly. } c
Kane. ). ".
LIZ. Milton L Lee. HsnrzH Lynch. Peter
Lee Walker Lindsay. A W
.HN~Tt n
| ss:ssdistOn. EihsF Muihaii. Robt Madden. Il
E s:E:;;; Er-sE s ssESI.2 Ak. SH
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lfs.s is7s O TT
Orr. Alsz 80 iOfr. Roy osborns. T J
Orr. Wm =
E.. s..H : ::;;, s'l E:s:, I Hn.
so.4.n. G W. sa.la.. s.B Richard. Geo ,
Riding Alma ROsdsr. John
sawyer. Geo % seAoasiA. Aa Smith h
etsphsns w speeesh Paul s,. SxAS o 2 4
rullOeh. James, Tower. Rant Thompson C A
ThOmpsOA. =. p
vsznmDo Van EmOn. Geo B
WSlland. Il. Wheeler. J. b Walker. Geo o
Williams. Miehaal
49,
.ssS Youne. J. =
viii receive objections to the right to vote on
the part Of any person Registered until 9 o'clock
?. n. on the fourth day previous to election and
Il any Of the above notice their names erronsously
entered. please appear ct my once and have
such error corroeted.
VIA. e ORR.
Registry Agent.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-09-28
XURSION RATES TO
q As1ER' GIFTS.

The usual low round trip rates to the east will be
available this season from California and Nevada
stations of the Salt Lake Route on account of various
conventions as follows:
New Haven Conn-Knghts of Columbus. Sell May "a Is
&c Return limit August 81 Rates win be announced later
Denver, Colo-B. P 0. Elks Sell July II. 18 49, Re
turn limit Sept 80 Rate $500
Minneapolis, Mime. A. R. Sell Aug 2, g. 8. Return
limit, Oct 81, Rate. 5000
Milwaukee Wis-Order of Eagles. Sell August T. g. g.
Retufn1imit go days Sell Aug. z, g. g. and September
$50 and 10. Return limit, October 81
Chicago, Ill $7250 St Louis, Mo- $3.50 st Paul. Mimi $70
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, 1000 Kansas City, Mo- Omaha. co.
Council Bluffs, Ia, COCO st Joseph Mo. 5000
Tickets will be sold going via Salt Lake Route and
connections and returning via entirely different route
fdesired For full particulars as to stopo privileges
application should be made to Salt Lake Route agents
The excellent train service and equipment of the Salt
Lake Route and great variety of routes offered affords
opportunity for enjoyable trip Inquiries from pros
pective travellers will receive prompt attention from
agents ONT G. Peck, A. G. P. A., Cos Angeles. Cal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-09-28
DIR FATE.

An editor died and slowly
wended his va TO @here he SUD-
posed a war; reception awaited
him. The devil met him and
ssid rs many wears 5J ba
Dogne the 9idme lhe i
spelling that the printer has got
off in the paper. The paper has
gone for one dollar, and alas the
dollar has failed to come in. The
printer has bedeviled thee for
wages when thou hadn't a farth-
ing to thy name. People nave
taken the paper without paying
for it, and cursed thee for not
gettingout a better sheet. Thou
hast been called a dead beat by
all the railroad conductors when
thou hast shown thy annual pass
to their envious gaze. All these
wrongs thou hast borne in silence.
Thou shalt not enter here"
And as the editor turned and
walked away, Satan muttered:
Heaven is his home, and besides
iii / let hiFp in shere he would
have beeh dubning his delinquent
subscribers and thus creating
dssord IN ih9 Kingdom"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-09-28
HolliAgsr VIM A.
N
Mfllett Chas. w.
Rice Rice Jr.
Registered Voters:

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:. ~ S"""'s'
A teh,sOn;1,.n,, At,ssrn,th 9 q Atv..,.,., W r.
g.ssa, N
s sssa G asar a. Brown WIN ''A'I s.s Se pm
S'~' : - ~ % =, - - S'@'A -
loslmue Pster A. Milton Dansron
f'@ Eneliuh Gee. A.
= -
umIueie RssAmona
Racket q. II.
Jensen Fred
x,,.A, ,.m..N K x,,.oR
Lynch John n. Lytle Sam Lane Ernest G.
Moody ceO. Mill.r Clark g. Morton a W.
Names 1. B.
p
Perkins Geo. +.
r.,..
Wadrworth naa w.Ik.r E,.nh
wn ISseave 49, .'on ~ me .an. 70 Vo.e on
:. pALe =. ~ tesiseereu un.l Oesces
Z. n. on the fcaEfA day previous % election and
" any % tn1 1nSvo nOtice tneiF names erroneouAU
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-09-28
REGISTERED VOTERS.

List sf Registered Voters Of the Hike Precinct
Pest oAiss Address. Hike. New.
Butlex Baai Butter Joshua Z.
cnreyW.L Castles John
Castles names
DEyia Aibart
Erieknoa Nicls
Gs~Aw. Ger A D.
Hopkiaa william
saehsonw. Il. SOnss =. c.
Keen WIN r. Kohl Henry
Esse CIV Lanpecn ChaFias
Muxphy Sohn y.
Ppotextsr ClIristiaa
aampls n. B. atnplsy VIM =.
Services David Stern Loals
sharp ". H. Sharp II. II.
SAITH q. ". Starbuek l. J.
waltharu AIbsrt wilson ". A
IwEI Fsesive ohjostioa 70 the right 10 yses o.
The part Of any pessod Registered until o'eloek
p. NJ on the fourth day pruvious % election. and
q any Of the above nsttee thsir names erTonously
sntsESd. please aoDsaF " ny once and have sash
~ EoUzs sFEAN.
RaGisszy Agent.
Announcements of candidates
carried until election for the sum
of SIS each. Send in your orders.
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Registered Voters,
VIA. e. ORR.
Registry Agent.

Registered Voters.
The fOllOwina are the Registered Voters Of
SPRING VALLEY Prseinet p. o. Address
NswiAnda. New.
Dslmus NJ Delmue Andy
Fogliani Louis Francis David
$500 II
HolliAgsr VIM A.
Mnisst chas. W.
r
Rice Henry ST.. Rice Rice Jr
Stnrxenegger Jocob
Twin receive objection to the right 70 vote on
the part Of any person Registered until o'clock
p. n. on the fourth day previous 10 election. and
II any Of the above notice their names enormously
entered. please appe&rt at nay saAesrs and have
such error corrected.
HENRY RICE JR.
Registry Agent
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Registered Voters

List Of Registered Voters Of Eagle yaHe,
Precinct. p. o. Address Ursine. New.
DonOnue Frank p.v,;. . N
Hammond Henry Hammond Robt. Holrinoa- h.
n an, Sohn =. Hammond John II.
noAhnSsr SAmI Hollingsr Jas. N.
l.
Lyue Ia Lyle chas. LytIs Edwin
w
Warren VIM d.
Twin receive objections To the right - vote on
the part Of any person registered until oelesk
r N. on the fourth day previous 10 elsetisa. and
II any Of the above notice their names arrens,uaIv
entered. please appear at my once and Asvs uurh
error corrected. ae
HENRY HAMMOND.
Registry Aren't
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

List Of ReisteFed voters OF Lake Valley
Precinct. Post Ofice address. Lake Valley
BrunsOn Robert L.
Conners Monroe Campbell A D.
Cromin Sohn d.
Dewitt Rohsrt w.
Fireman John
Carton William II.
Lanter Janice n. Lana P.t.r
Middleton Robert Lee Roy
Olsen Nels
r. Robertson e. L.
Streeter CIV.
will receive objection to the right to vote On
the part Of any person registered until O'eIoek
Z. NJ ON the fourth day previous 10 eiactsaa. snf
II any Of the above notice their names orrsnaousb
entered, please call At my ofles and have sush
error corrected.
A. d. CAMPBELL
Registry Agents LAKE VALLEY Prseisnt
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NOTICE, For Con-
tract Bids.

Notice &; hereby given that the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Lincoln County, Ne
vadA. win receive sealed bids for thirty-ive
cords Of best dry cedar wood. 20 be delivered at
the Court House In Pioehe.
Bids win befreceived uD TO Monday. October LIST
1904
Ths Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
This contract win be let October LIST, 1905.
EUGENE GOODRICH.
Clerk Of the Beard.