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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
M@olion=6eist sefo@ten.

Cine anflase, tuel6e 9rObe slufmsrf-
iamfsit berpurruft, ba tn berielben ois
gsrfafiuugsmdBieteii sstpihsr SbsiIs
beg Ni9olfOn=8sieBes in Srage se3Ogen
tuirb. tuurbe gefern gsgen ben
WirtbiaaftsbeiBer Dan" Smith bon
Der Slinuis Strabe imspoli3eiseri9i
berbanbeIt. Smith mar bpr einigsn
8asen perbaftet wOrben, neil er bie
8biiren isiner Wiribi6aft nod benz se.
issli&sn 8si9dftsi4lub nod often &c.
baItsn bate. Der NntpaIt gab Com
nawap, Der Smith bsrtrat, fiibrte In
elmer ldnssren @ebe ben abi9nitt 69e
bss nsuen MuOrs'@eisbss an. tuel&el
befagt, baB alle anoeren pOrberbe'
itebenben @eiebs. bic biefelben Ser
esbsn sini9lisBen, bisrmit aufsebober
tuerben.
Smith lei untsr benz Nidoliongeiebs
berbaftet, unb ba bieiss Bel Der &ebt.
fipn Der 4riminalgsiebe bon Der 6taats'
2esislatur auf9ebuben tpurbe, fei ieir
Silent Smith ungere9tfertigtsr @sii'
perbuftet unb ansetIast tuoroen. Si'
eei9idtsn iuriiiii&en Nuseinanber.
iebungen bss Inwalts @onnapap baf'
rem auf ben ausbrud .Purview", be,
10 bel als vsini9liebsno ole anberer
9siebs" beeeutst. gr fiibrte psrf8ie.
bsns gnti9sibungen bon Riatern II
anberen Counties an, bic bte Anflag,
gegen Smith osfsn unb surss6reifpre'
dung ftbrten.
polissiri9ter Wbausn mar ieinel
Sa1e ni9t gang fider unb pertagte ba
Der ben prossB Bis auf ben z. Suli
Mntualt @onnapap bsabf9tigt, wenr
iein Silent berurtbetlt tuerbsn iolte
ben pro3eb bor bus Staats. Oberseri9
CUR gnti9eioung gu bringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
Ssppe aes 5ootiGlass idalatg,

Na3 oreitdgieer 8srhanblung beg
pro3ehes gesen 5reb. 5eppe tpsgen
@rmorbun9 bes 19idbri3en Sames
Sines Dor benz 2riminalgertdt In
lebanon, Sno., 3osen fi9 bic @e.
f8worenen gefsrn Ra9mittag Inn $50
l1br sur Ssratbuns 3uriid. I'm sos
llbr gsfern Mbsnb bra9ten bic @e.
i&woreuen ibren Wa9ripru9 elm,
nod pel1em Fe ben Mneeflagtsn bes
8ObtI4lags i9ulbig bsfanoen. Die
auf Oiefes gerbre1en ssisbts Strafs ifi
3u6tbausfrafe bon swei big bisrss6n
Sahren.
Wie erinnsrli9 iein tpirb, bertpun.
oete Seppe ieinen 6rsunb Sinss am
albenb Ses 3. Wadr3 In 3sblidsrs Wirtb.
i4aft In 6ausbbiqe. gr balf bann
ben @strpffsnsn In feline Wpbnuna
i@affen uno 3eists F4 tiefunsIhdliG
iiber ben traurigen 8oreans; raa eini.
gen Sagen ftarb Jinss. glls mad
8srbaftuns bss 9spps Der prpseb ee,
gen ibn begonnen uuros, betannte e,
fi6 beg $obtf6la9s f9uIbie; bis an.
geb6rigsn bes Shines MOLTEN ft isbot
oamit ni4t 3ufrieben geben uno bsr'
langten bic Nufrs9tsrbaltrns Der 4n'
tlage tuegen Worbes I'm erfsn grabs
Die @srtbeibigsr bss 9lngetlagter
erpirften Sarauf bic Yerlegung bel
proaeRss na9 Boone gountp unter be,
gebauptuns, baB in Warion Gountt
fir ibren 2lienten ein unparteiii9el
prOceB ai4t 81 erlangen tpdre.
Die Bebauptuna Ssppe's. bab ieir
&sbolber fi9 beim Betreten Der @irtb
f3aft sufdnis entIaoen babe, tpurbe boz
ben @si4worsnen als ertuisisn anse
nommen. Seppe 3eigte nod Ser
finbuns bss 0erbitts unberboblen iein,
9robe Jrenbs tiber ben immsrbin stin'
fiieen Aussans bss pro3eKes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

Hem Saben. Sienfag Witta9
tpurbe i'm Walbe auf @aB Boomers
Jarm, wsI9e bier WeiIen 6ifli& bon
bier gsIsssn 1T, bie 2side bss Nrbsiters
Serrp Geibeq ssfunbsn. Die umfdnbe
weiisn rarauf bin. bab Seibel bas
Opfer zines llnfalls mar. Wdbreno
er ndmli9 Baumffdmme auf einen
@assn Iuo, rollts elmer Der 8aum.
ftdmme auf ibn. 10 bob ibm bie Gsiis
eingsbrtidt uno bie 2innlabe NIT etnen
6ebebaume 3erf&msttert tuurbs.
Der Derun9liidte bate nod 2rafi
senus. um 3ebn CUB melt bon Der I'm.
slhdsfdtts su frie&sn. Wie Ianes er
NIT benz 9ooe fdmpfte, III ni9t ai er.
miitsln. ba gismanb 3ii9egen mar.
Seine 2ei9e wutbs bon benz Iarmer
Dagger ssfunben. BET benz Ct bef&dftiei
mar. Dibsl tuar % Sabre alt unh
unberbeirathet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

8siisrn Woreen tpurben bic @roB.
geIGiporsnsn fir ben Sermin bonn /.
Suli 1906 Biz /. 5anuar 1907 aus.
gswdbIt.
Die Namen berielben Hnb:
9arbsp Barter. SnbianupOlis; Sobn
u. Bud. perrp 8opnibip; Samuel 6.
Smith, 5rantlin 8ownibip; Olibsr
Dapib, Decatur Sounibip; 6ranI
0anfnq. @arren SounIbip; Sames
Carroll, SnbianapoIis.
giner Der ui4tigfsn Sdle. NIT oenen
| f9 bic Surp gIsi4 3u Anfang 3u be.
| i9dftisen baben tpirb, III bic Inter.
fu9ung hbsr Dos Bsfsbsn zines gis'
truff In Der stabt.
Die 3u glei&er 3eit fur ben Suli.
8ermin bss 2riminaIssri9ts ae3oeensr
Gsf&uorenen limb:
@ranbile g. Wrisht. Waibinstor
8ownibip; @eorge W. WeSIbatn.
2awrenee Sibp.; $bomas %. Garter.
2aurenee 2ibp.; Noab 8. Brifow.
Snbianapolis; 3bomas SO. Wonnel.
Wnrren 9i6p.; 8bomas W. Golsp
SnbianapOlis; Sobn u. 2osan. Snoia
napolis; @ilis Dabls. 2atprsnee 3ihp.
Soi6ua COMPTON. SnbianapOIis; Sobr
&. Mstrsn. Warren Sf6p.; Sobn "
6ittle, SnetanapOIis; Sobn 6aas
Wabne Sowni6ip.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
Samen oes SntieitesSnrn=
Sereias.

Der Samsnbsrein be: Shbieite
Surnpsrstns bislt ssftsrn Nbenb feline
rsgelmdbigs 8eriammlung ab; bic 8sr-
iammIung am SOnntas mar Deg gus.
fIuas na6 glernnbrta tpesen ausge.
fallen. Jaft ale Witglieber waren
antpeienb.
3msi neue Witgliebsr uurosn aufge.
npmmen unb cine 3anbibatin our Wit.
glisOi9aft DOrgeidlagsn.
Sc tpurbe beI9IoRsn, am SonneriiaQ
ben 26. Suli Elm vSce @ream Social"
ab3ubaItsn. I'm ndbere 0orbereitun=
gen su bsmislben 3i trsifsn, lou an
9ienifag bsn 3. SuIt cine grtra.0er.
iammluna abgebalten tuerben, all'
Witelieber finb eriu8t, su bieisr 8er.
iammlung 3u eri9einen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
Gnter SGms
Ses @ebeirnpOIi5iiten wscrsan.

Der Neeer gbas. Bopce, 20 Sabre,
uel9er am 25. Stunt 1905 bon Der
GsTormunftaIt in PIsiufelo fii9tig
eetuorben NOR, tpurbs gsfsrn bon ben
@sbsimpoIi3ifisn Wprsan uno 9irnsp
ipieber Sinefefi esma&t. 3aum bate
Der Hsgsr ben Staub Der anitaIt bon
isinsn ShBen sei@htielt, als sr isin
altes Sanbnert pisber ausiibte. Sn
eeiibter Weiie uno nit Der Gre6beit
zines fa&mdnnii9sn Tisbes nabm er
geFb bon benz Jubrmert bes Serrn
BalIaro ix Ylainfislo, nit tDelHsm er
feline 6lu6i na9 SnbianapOlis fort
isbts.
@effern betam 3apitdn Wannin9
bon Der sttio.abtbsilung Die Na4'
ri6t, baB fi9 Der Ns9sr bel ieiner Wuts
ter, peI9e Ro. IL Worb @oble Strabe
uubnt, aufbnlte. Gr beaufiragte ote
@.bsimpolisiffsn WOrsan uno Simmer
nit Der @srbaftung. slIs bieielben tn
Der Rd6e oes Sauies angefOmmsn ma
rem, trennten he f9, Simmer be9ab i'd
3ur 8orosrtbhr beg Sauies pdbrenr
9etet.ib Morsan Die 6iutertbire auf.
Iu9te. Der Hs9sr batte jeoo4 bas
WanDber Der geamten bur9 elm Jens
Her berba9tst uno wanote f9 3ut
5lu6t. Ulit einem Sprung NOR ei
bur9 oas Seniisr, nit einem anoerr
iibsr Die Ssde uno oann folgte er Der
S9ienen, pel9s in Der Ndhe beg Snu.
iss Iiegsn In Der &i9tuns sur@afbing.
tonetraBs. 9ie@ebeimpolisiftsn blieber
ihm bart auf ben Jerien. an bel
UaI6ington Strabe riefen fie ben
6lh6tltng su, f9 3li ergeben. piori
falls he BON ibrsn RepoIOsrn gsbraud
mn9en tutiroen.
Sa Der fiisbenbe Neser ni8t baraui
6brts. nabm lbn @ehsimpuli3iff Wor'
gan auf's 2orn. Der SduB tra9te
unb Der 5arbiae fftirste su Boben. Gts
au9el bate Dos S9ultsrblait bsrIeb
uno cine tleine Wunbs am Rupfs ber
uria6t.
Ser Uertuunoets puros i'm Nmbu
lnn3wa9sn na6 benz fdoiii9sn 5oipi
tale gebra6t. bon uo er na9 ieine,
@ensiune bintsr S9lpB unb Risssl &C.
bru9t psroen uirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
SOot bom @asen ssRir3t.

Seorge WaltOn, ein Wagsnftbrer
Der Straben6abn, 444 Dibifipn Str.
uObnbaft, fieI gefsrn Na&mittas &c.
gen 5 1br In SrpingtOn bsuuBtlos bon
ieinsm Wagen. Wan trug ben 8e.
wuBtIoien In bas eprs&3immer bon
Or. 8bompfon. no er (Waltsr) In
fur3er 3eit peri8isb. Sis 2ei9e murps
I'm Mmbulan3uagsn untsr 2situns bpn
Or. &ibler mad Der fidbtif&en 8obten.
TANNER gebra&t unb Der Coroner Be.
na9ri4tigi. Gerielbe tonfatirte @e.
birni&lag aIs bie llrfa&e bes pl6bIi9eu
9ubes. Der 3obte binterIdbt eins
mittue unb 8 Qinber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
MnSttor 8tsler's Sefsbls.
glIe Observation-Disclosures i'm Staate
rnteriagt.

Dor einigen Sa9en erbielt Nuoitor
Bieler bonn General Gtaatsanmalt
@bas. %. NtilIer bon Snbiana cine
anorbnuns, bnB Der Bstrisb BON 8s-
srdbniB.gereinigun9en, BET benen Seis
fridge i'm 0oraus bs3ablt tperbsn, tpel6e
beim SObs bss Witglisoes srf aur Der.
psnoung fOmmen, gegsn bic Isrfi4ss
runssgsfeBe bes Staatss berfoBsn unb
bnhsr unter allen nmiidnbsn unterbrtidt
perosn mhRsn. abi9riften bisisr gnt.
i4eibun9 inb iOfOrt an ale Staatsans
udlte unb an bis SsiGsnbeitattsr oes
States berianbt tporbsn. Sie msiitsn
bieier Se9rdbnib. .@ereinigun9sn sabsn
In 5Olse bisier gnti6stoung au4 ibren
Setrieb auf, aber bel elmer Gnaahl oer'
ielbsn paren Die Statuten 10 abgefabt,
bab bic geitrdee r,i9t i'm 0oraus, ion.
bern erf beim Sobe hes Witgliebss Der
gsrsinisun9 besablt tperben muBten.
Iu9 In biefsm ;ueitsn 5alle bat Der
General. Gtaatsanwalt ieBt feline gnts
f9eibune abeeeeben, bic babin lautet.
bas aud iOI9e SegrdbniB. .gereinisun.
gen, bic bic 8sitrdee srf nod bemSobe
beg Witsliebes einaieben. au4 gegen ois
electromagnetic beg Staates uerfos
Bsn unb oabsr ni6t meter bsfsbsn biir.
fen. Sn uebereiniiimmung nit bieier
gntIdsibung bat beute auoitor gigler
sins 3tpsiieNa9ri4t on alleS Staatsanpdli
unb 2ei9enbefatter i'm State gei9idt,
psl9s ben gefsbl srt6eilt, ale iOss-
nanntsn .BeerdbniB Afociationen"
mbgsn fe au9 na8 irgenb einem plans
bstrisbsn tperben, 3u unterortiden uni
ibren 8etrieb gu unteriagsn. Surd
oisisn 8efebI gIaubt suoitOr gisIsl
idmmtli9s 8serdbnibs8srR srR9srungs9e.
isai9cften 3win9en 3u f6nnen. ibre @e'
i9dfte in bisiem Staate aufsuesben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
Sanf TltiidIbamolsr bsrbaftst.
Gtelen SirsIdaft unS tpsrbsn sum SrO5eb
entIafien.

Sheriff Gourbier berbaftsts am
Sunnsrtag MOrssn ftnf Jlsti@bdno'
Ter wsgen gsrtaufs BON 6emiib'prdpss
rirtem Sleii9s. @suagenoe gemstis
uarsn bonn Gtaats&emifer garnnro
bur5 InulpIen bon sinsslnsn Gleii9'
Hidden, Die Die Sanbler gum 8srtauf
ausaeleet 5attsn. srbra6t porosn uno
In TOlse bsRen purben bonn Sriminal'
osriat Die bonn bffsntli4en glntldger
berlanqten @srbuftsbefs6le gegsn bic
SIeiI9sr 6nrrp Masts; 5snrs @Ols'
man. SDispb @OOt, @illiam 9runO
uno Grant 6liB ausssfellt. Die ftinf
gsr6afteien asltsn is $500 ghrgi3aft
gum gri9sinsn Bel ibrsn prossi1sn TN
ariminalssridt uno wurosn oann ent'
lnhen.
@lei5 na&oem Die ffnf 5leii3bdno'
Ter perbaftet uaren, isste SiilfsaStaats'
anmalt 8nplor @rOnninger ben pro3sE
gegan SOispb @OOf auf 5rsitas ben 8.
SuIi feH. @Oof III angetlagt, etnt
Quantitdt un9eIunbes 5leii9 in isinsH
geTs esbnbt uno pertauft gu baben.
Die Ipe3ifisirts Nntlage bsiagt, eOol
babe am %. SUM- b. s. elm babies
qfunb Sndfsii4 fir 5 Gents on Der
gnoeffelten oss Staats9emitsrs, 8,
6. gii6op, pertauft unb IN oisisn
JleiI9s tpurbs unalptii4 bns gsiunb'
beitsI&dSli9e 4en,iide prdparat So
dunn Sulphite G9wsfeliaurss sala,
in betrd9tli6sr Wenee na3gstpisisn
Der grO3eB esssn @Uleman Duro'
ebenfnls auf ben @eri&tsfalenber &C.
fest, aber bns 9ntum bisies proa.Hs!
purbe nod ni4t beitimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
@i9asl Saiaf seforbsn.

Sm bD6en 8rsiIenalter bon 81 Sab
rem far5 am Wiituo9 Nbsnb 6srr
gliGnl Rinf elmer unferer befen uno
betannieItsn oeutid.amsrifanii4en Mit.
bfrqsr In Ieiner Wobnung, Sl5 Wsif
Hsn Oort Str, on Iltersi&pd4e.
Serr Rint mar in ben lebten 3tuei Sob
rem In JoIge ieinss 6Oben aIters trdnt'
lid aeueIen unh nls er nur ettua bier
@oasn bor ieinsm Sauie binfisl, nabm
bic S9Ud6e ieitbem tdelia su unb
ianft enti9lummerte er in's before
ssenIeits. Seine trauernoe 3inber,
SoisSb a., @owarb a.. Gbarlss ..
&int, Jrl. Inna Rinf. Grl. Dtarp
&int, isbt Stusiter @sleifia i'm Rlofer
in Gloenburg, Snoiana urb elm Stief'
iOhn, Mt. 8. Spabss. umfanbsn oas
Stsrbelaser ibrss gelisbtsn @aters uno
nnbmsn b.pesten Nbi9iso FIR bic
guieteit bon ibrem iorsiamen oater
i6rer Fr6bli9sn ainbbeit. Jrnu &int,
Die Satin bss gsrforbenen, mubte
f9pn bor a&t3sbn Sabren na4 benz
&nt6I9IuBe pss almd4ttesn aus benz
Rreiie i6rer tbreuen Tamilis f9siosn.
Ssrr Wli6asI Rint mar am 5. Septem.
Der 1924 in Seutf9lanb gsborsn unb
tnm i'm Sabre l848 nod Amsrita, tuO
er fi1 3uerff In Cincinnati nisberlisB.
1867 3og er nod 2amrenes gountp In
bieIem Stants uno felt 1877 tpohnte er
In SnbiannpOlis. Ssrr Iinf mar ein
tti9tissr Waf9iniit unb 9rObfdmien
unb betrisb iein 6anbtpsrf NIT qutem
grfOlae. big sr ii@ pOr stpansis Sabreu
ing pribatlsbsn surhd3pe.
Gsitbsm mar er NIT lsidtsrsn ar'
b.itsn in bsm arObsn aIsiberbauis isi'
nee So6nes, Sciepb u. &inf, bei9df'
tiet. ginsn unbsrmhfli&sn 6umo,
unb sinsn lisbsnswhrbigen g6arattel
bat 6srr Rinf fia tn allen ibIe8ter
unb euisn 2sbsnslaesn pd6rsnb feline!
Inngen 9sbens beuabrt uno bisie treff
IiGsn giasniGnftsn srtuarben tim bieI
trsus uno 3ubsrIdffse Jreunbe.
Die Bssrbigun9 fin6et am Samffal
Noresn auf benz 6eiIigen 2reua.5risb
bofs fatt. nn&bem bis 2si1s IN be-
fatholif8sn ct. Warp's 2ir9e sur Ieb
ten 2ubs sinssisgnet unb ein 8ostsn
amt celsbrirt tporben if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

Gin Geuer, tpeldss bur9 flisgenbs
Junfen psruria9t tpurbe. brad seiern
In Der WObnung bon Sobn gOnnor,
go. 1125 Sub WiHOuri-StraBs, aus.
Dahslbs tpurbs auf ieinen 6srb be-
i&rdntt, beDOr sr6berer S9aben ange-
ri9tet tpuroe. Der WerIuf tptro aui
etpa $25 ssi8dbt.
Durd grploffon entfanb gefern ein
tlsinss Gsusr In Der giiengieberei bon
Noelfs & &i@arbs. tuel&es turs mad
antunft Der Seueruehr sel6i9t wurbe.
Der s9aoen betrdst unsefdbr SIS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

A. SmIt 8roBeS @aIofett
9ama amoere Uer9mii8,tm8en
ttno Teaertperf /; gegeben
bon ben Weretnt9ten 2o9en
8. .. s.. V. ttss berrIt@ea
0ermamta Vart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

@eo. Remmetter, 224 Rorb
ptne 6tr.-Dunfles unb bellies Gapis
! tai Gitp Bier tets BET mir su baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

60 ttlieb 3eutb a rb t,
vOie eemltbli@e gde",
gde NobIe un6 Martet Str.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-17
EARLY History of
White Pine County

Treasure Hill two miles from Hamil.
ton was the central attraction foi
mining men, however The Hill is
1920 feet above sea level and was ar
incorporated city with good fire de
partment. (Hamilton had three fire
companies, with P. c. Hyman, now OF
Elko county, Mayor of the city.
Your White Pine News was started
on Treasure Hill by L. c. Pritchard
and is the only one of White Pine s
early publications that has lived through
all the years and is here today to tell its
own story. Treasure Hill had a popu-
lation of 10, 900 souls.
Five miles from Treasure Hill was
Shermantown. known as Silver Springs,
with population of 5000 There was
located at Shermantown five quartz
mills aud four smelters. There were
twenty or twenty-five other townsites
laid out in White Pine mining district
and 292 stamps were employed in
crushing the orc. There were So
smeltcrs in the IL miles square. Fifteen
million dollars in silver and copper have
been shipped out of White Pine. There
were two hundred Incorporated mining
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-17

companies with capital aggregating
$50, 600. 900.
John Steele owned and sold what was
known as the Virginia mine for $780,
600. White Pine had the brains of the
whole Pacific Slope represented in the
good old days. Her bar was the best
on the coast and her doctors were the
cream of the profession. Out of White
Pine district other camps had their con-
ception = Ward, Taylor Ruby Hill,
Jackrabbit, Schellbourne. Spring Hill,
Cherry Creek, etc.
Robinson district is just now attract
ing the attention of the world. The
district started in 1870. Whitehill,
formerly State Mineralogist, stated
many years ago that Robinson district
contained five square miles of almost
solid copper. That included the mines
at Pilot Knob, Copper Flat, Lane City,
etc.
Truly the people of Ely have reason
to congratulate themselves on the pres
ent outlook for the camp, and here let
me say that much is due to Ely noble
hearted merchant, W. B. Graham, who
has held the camp together during
years when less brave hearted men
would have quietly folded their tents
and stolen away. Hon. w. N McGill
must not be forgotten, either, for to
him much credit is to he given for in
teresting new blood that started new
current in 1897.
With White Pines agricultural adj
vantages, with her mines looking bet
or with oopb ctrolso IF tbp Dick and
with Ely the county scat, your future
is indeed bright.
Ely, Nevada, July l6.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-17
Notice OF Apple II ton for Per-
mission to Appropriate the
Public Waters OF the
State OF Nevada

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day OF
Chapter XLVI OF the Statutes of 1905, one
John Melvin of Ely, County Of White Pine.
and State of Nevada, made application to the
appropriate the public waters OF the State OF
Nevada. such appropriation is to be made
from springs at points 4 of SW a OF Section
i, by means OF open cuts, and cubic feet
per second is to be conveyed to points Sc !,
Section q. = SW = OF Section u, 7 u "
K g.; +, by means of ditch, and there used
for irrigation. The construction OF such work
shall begin before November !, 1906, and shall
be completed on or before November /, 1907
The water shall be actually applied to bene
fetal use on or before 1905.
signed: HENRY TUuETELL
state Engineer.
First pub, July DIV.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-17

l. ocation notices and certificates
arc OH sale at this Office and may be
had III any quantity.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-17
Lost

Camera, in black leather casc, was
lost juno e, between Comins' ranch
and Ely. or in Ely. $40 reward. Please
communicate with
l.. N0N WfRNSTEDT'
Forest Service, Wash, y. G..
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Wyoming Watermelon.

Watermelon, law sakes alive!
Is there anything on the top side
of this old earth that can be COM
pared for single moment with
the JUICY juiciness Of this precious
fruit. How we love to open up
a nice red watermelon with a
heart as big as a Kentucky pump
kin and as full of sweet sap as
the Platte river is full of water.
Never mind the seeds, never
mind any thing. Just go ahead
and be happy. You can't eat
watermelon and enjoy it without
soiling your shirt front. Never
mind your handkerchief. Let
the juice fall in large copious
drops from your chin and elbows
Why should you interfere with
the law of gravity? Keep on eat
ting and when you have finished
eat some more You love it it
cant hurt you. so go after it Is
there anything like it. And yet
some people are not satisfied
We've known fellows to ask the
question in all seriousness: rs
this life worth living?" To such
we would say: Friends, you
are ill-you are seriously i'll Your
minds are affected, your souls
are diseased But you can be
cured Watermelon is the rem
idy After you have loaded your
self to the guards with the meat
of this pulpy fruit, if you cant
explain the wherefore of the
whichness, you'd better go to
Evanston and ask them to lock
you up -Glenrock (Wyol Gazette
The Tupelo journal., 1906-08-03
BOGCAN'S REAL ESTATE.

With crop prospects the best, why
not see Lush Boggan the real estate
man and buy that home you have so
long promised your wife and self, and
quit paying rents. He can aid you in
getting a good home as he has num-
Der listed.
For Sale Lots Blocks and nice cottages
with prices to suit purchaser. Cash
and time,
For Sale Just out sid of corporate
limits residence and store house, good
stand for small stock of goods, with
little expence, bargain See l.. G.
Boggan Agt
The Tupelo journal., 1906-08-03
EradIcafinf Johnson Grass

Prof. A. M. SouIe in Southern Farm
Magazine of Baltimore for August:
The difficulty Of eradicating
johnson grass is due to the stolo-
niferous nature Of its roots. which
penetrate the ground rapidly in
all directions and throw up a
stalk from each joint. Cultiva-
ting the land and cutting the root
stalks up into pieces simply tends
to make the grass grow more
prolific and to produce a larger
number of stalks from a given
number of roots within a year.
Salt and various other remedies
which have been used to control
some forms of weed pests have
little or no effect on Johnson grass
Arsenic was used with fair sue
cess in some experiments in Texas
but it destroyed the land and it
| is expensive and dangerous to
us. Hogs will become fond Of
the roots, and ii a sufficient num-
ber are penned on the ground to
work it over and over they will
pretty thoroughly clean it. If
this practice is pursued for a num-
ber of years one might rid the
land of the pest. Smother crops
like cowpeas, are of some service
but not effective. Cutting the
crop repeatedly to prevent its
seeding will mot destroy it, owing
to the peculiar nature Of the roots
already referred to.
The method advised by the
United States Department of
Agriculture to which reference
has tean made, and for which
strong claims are made, is about
as follows: Plow the ground shall
low in August to just sufficient
depth to bring most of the root
stalks to the surface. Then run
over it with what is known as a
root digger or grass hoe. This
h as long sharp teeth, and is an
implement constructed very
much after the pattern of the or
dinary Planet, Jr., or Iron Age
one-horse cultivator, except fol
the difference in the character
of the teeth. This will bring
the greater part of the roots to
the surface, and they can be
gathered up in punches and burn
ed. The operation repeated two
or three times during a season
will eventually destroy the grea.
ter part of the johnson grass,
and then if hoed crops and smoth-
er crops are used, followed by
hogs, there might be some chance
of holding it in check and ven
tually eradicating it. It is a diff.
icult undertaking at best, and
only persistence and continuous
effort will bring reward.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-08-03
Increase Of Assess nent.

Tax Assessor George w. Green
has completed and filed with the
clerk of the Board of Supervisors
the assessment rolls Of the county
for the year 1906 and both the
real and personal rolls show a
very gratifying increase. The
gain in the realty assessment for
the year over that of 1902 is
1910, ,266; the gain on the person
lal roll over that of 1906 is $780,
032, making a total gain of ST.
160,298. Both rolls will be re-
viewed by the Board Of Supervis-
ors at their next regular meeting
sitting as a board Of equalization,
and it is more than probable that
the land assessment will be in
creased by more than 500, 600 in
raises from the assessments given
in by individual landowners.
This will place the total land in
crease at more than a million
dollars over the assessment of
the year 1902, The value of our
lands has advanced during the
past five years and the top notch
has not yet been reached. The
steady increase in the valuation
of the property of the county
shows a very healthy state of af-
fairs financially and our people
are to be congratulated upon the
increase of value and material
Improvement Of their property
The Tupelo journal., 1906-08-03
A-Thinkin'.

A 70-year-old contributor tc
The Outlook writes:
What thinking women are
thinking about is pretty sure to
come out at the woman's Club.
Not enough thinking has been
spat iaato the sentence to make ii
absolutely correct What women
who think they are thinking
think they are thinking about
lis pretty sure to come out at the
Woman's Club Southern Farm
Gazette
The Tupelo journal., 1906-08-03

1t. England, navigating officer
of the United States cruiser Chat
tanooga, and a native Of Arkan-
sas was mortally wounded at Che
Foo July 29th. by a rifle bullet
fired from a French curiser while
the crew was engaged in practice
Such distressing accidents could
and should be avoided, or those
responsible for their occurrence
should be severely punished.