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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Rhymes, 70, 0o1Dqy
Spring Fantasies.

s f.l&8lh gss BY Bliss COt11e-On. Haa
A buttercup mods DER my garden rail-,
70, butterct,p! Q. buttercupD
Witt, cup 80 yellow, but exc SO pale,
20, nutter, cup! o, what CUPID
And 1 watch It blow, and n mad white
thought
Floats high through my random brain
But, nlack! IT'S one OF those Swlnburne
caught:
''.rhc meaning Of spring is plain"
A chlckadee sings at my window sill,
20, chickadee! o. chickadceD
Speak, heart, be ho naughty or merely
%, slclx- ed lie! Or Wicked HE'S
And I list Il his pipe Will, my large PINK INK
And my soul In some purpllsh CLOVIS,
And a coupleIof scorchinE yet scintillant
tears itt,
Trek brilliantly down my nose.
A canteloupe green's on my garden vine
70. cnnteloupe! 9, canteloupoD
At least, spose that garden Is mine,
70, antelope! 1t shan't elopc!)
And glover at It with red, rich eye'
And heart up swelling to burst;
While a-wondering whether my neishbor
y !" 1855 H. s. Fl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Gorky and His Socialistic Friends.

as ,-e4sal IS. h i
Gorky and His Socialistic Friends.
There / is n good deal of pnthos In tho
nron,ptness and completeness with which
Gorky has contrived to lose the SYM
pathy which dubbed out to him so album
dainty only few days ago. Landing N
IN country where no personally has many
admirers and the aspirations for popu-
lar liberty which he stands for has many
more, he was given n reception such
as few foreigners have ever had on
these shores Now, after less than a
week. he slips obscu.ely away from town.
unattended and apparently unfrtended,
with his mission fordoon,ed TO failure.
The chilling of public sentiment hns
been as instant as thorough and, what
is the really pitiful feature OF the whole
thing, Gorky can hardly be expected to
understand Why II he was surprised by
the extravagnnt enthusiasm Of hs'f1rst
greeting, he may well feel stunned by
the swiftness With which that enthusiasm
has evaporated.
For Gorky. politically speaking,
Is the real thing In what some
of our young millionares COM
fortably sitting on padded chairs,
have been pleasantly playing at being,
IT is one thing to assemble by automo-
bile In an elegantly appointed country
home and discuss the theatrical doctrines
OF socialism, and quite another to DO
thrown with some of those doctrines IN
healthy working order. In these days
scales have doubtless been falling from
the eyes Of Mr.. Robert Hunter ana as
sociates In the alleged relations OF
Gorky and his lady companion. there
Is nothing at all inconsistent with the
teachings OF socialism. 1t is we'll known
that socialism, among other more
or less communicate principles, looks
to the ready transit from one
marriage to another. But this
sort of thing. naturally enough, is
shocking to well-to-do socialists Of the
purely long distance variety. and they
very probably hasten to avert their eyes.
SO poor Go-ky. rather puzzled no doubt,
TO know what II Is all about, finds him
self very suddenly capped into coven-
try; nor docs ne observe any of his
distinguished new friends In the detected
little party that faithfully followed him
from hotel to hotel.
The whole episode is unfortunate and
pathetic in several ways. but a single
welcome ray OF humor IS struck across
it by the ralpahle discontinue In the
ranks OF the amateur American socin-
lists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
King Reforming Dress Goat. Style

tic changes In; the gcliHnacs ingtha style nf
dress coat are llkely{ 10 he made during
the coming season. Already blue cloth
Is being used, while velvet collars have
lately become I ~ ;conanicuous fentlre In
me up-to-date, dress coat
'Nc hear" says a leader Of the tailor
Ing trade, "thnrt the King has expressed
hs dIsaproval Of doublc-brensted gar
ments for evening wear, and Is having
sp,ciment styles prepared for him by
leading West End firms, with the view
OF bringing about n change,
"lt is, therefore, highly probable that
the trade Will be on tho alert 10 take up
any changes that may be susRestcd ny
his Ma,esty and the result Will be a
revolution In the style of evening dress
In the Immediate future. ''--E Scliange, 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

!; humber Of Southern newspapers for this
manly statement and we heartily con- con-
cur There wotld be "a distinct
gain In politics and In the public
service IL the merit system wero
adopted and strictly applied ny the
voters. The American people are
80 generous that IN choosing between
candidates they are apt TO give their sup
port to the ones they like best. without
respect TO qualification or fitness. Many
an Incompetent man has gone into Office
because he was a good fellow and had
tho favor Of the p,hplic. Men do not
choose their business associates and do
not select their employees upon any suci,
principle The man who Undertakes 10
run his Iisiness IN that way will DO very
npt to fail. He cannot afford TO put
friend In charge OF an Important
branch OF his business for the sake
Of friendship only. He must nave
a man who is competent, a man man
who is able to discharge the tu-
ties Of the position, and f he cannot
hhold down the job. AS the Saying GOES
he must be retired. It is far cheaper TO
put him on the pension list than TO hold
him in a position which he is incofhpo-
tent to MI.
II voters would only exercise that sort
Of discretion IN selecting officers or
government tho efficiency OF the pubic
service would be greatly improved. we
IRE about to have an important NUM-
cpal election in Richmond, and 1t IS the
.,bounden duty of every voter TO cast ms
ballot for the candidates who arc, III MS
Judgment. best qualified, regardless OF
lis personal preference. This Is an obi
cation which the voter owes not only 70
himself but to the community. He has no
moral right to vote for candidate whom
lie knows to be incompetent or morally
mnt1t for the position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
A Question for the Judge.

A has owned piece Of property for
number OF years. Six years ago he
was told that taxes for one year. eight
years previous, had not been PLAID. A.
sees the county officials, and the man
who was treasurer at the time OF pay
ment. and presents receipt to them. The
former treasurer promises to make mat
tiers straight. =. hears nothing for six
years: then is again notified that taxes
for that year. now fourteen years ago.
are delinquent. A. has again presented
receipt. but gets no satisfaction. What
can land-holder do In such case?
i ask as disinterested party. excepting
that ! hold land, and the above facts
were told mo rs having occurred
8Jt il & II IA p. y
state the facts Of the cnse to the judge
OF the Circuit Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
BOILER. EXPLODES,
Conductor Toone. Of Richmond,
Scalded by Steam.
,,oo,ol r. The .TImes-Dispatcl ,

Especial to The es-Dispatch.)
JARRATT. VA. April lT.-Through
freight. No, eos, was partly wrecked last
nisht one mile north Of this point. oy
m explosion Of boiler. No serious
damage wns done to the train.
Conductor Toonc and Brakeman EN-
nett scott wor cscalded by escaping
steam. scott was seriously hurt and was
taken TO the hospital at Rocky Mount,
". G. ~.
Toone was sent homo to Richmond. HIS
injuries were not serious Ira'hs were
delayed for short time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
The Sunday Law.

I. III n certain county, n Judge OF a
Sunday, and Instructed his companions
to shoot, saying there Is no law In Viz
ginn against 1t. Is he correct7 =
y. 2. In a suit touching the ownership Of
piece Of land to be decided BY jury,
the evidence having been heard, tho Same
Judge decided tho case without submit
ting the case TO the Jury. Had hc a
right to do 80 without tho consent Of
both parties?
!. There Is law against hunting. on
Sunday (see Pollard's Code, section 2o7oa),
but not against shooting clay pigeons.
2. 1t Ia impossible to answer intell-
gently this question: without knowing
more about tho facts and circumstances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
The Merit System in Politics.

air. Charles Scott, who offers as q
candidate for the goyernorship Of Missis.
slppi, says in his announcements that he
Is running solely on his own merits amt
not on the dement's % any of his nuner-
Gus and honora bic competitors.
Mr. Scott has been commended By a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Absent.

WsI wel e hsnn asroa ,pg FOR Years. bow
things have changed! II doesn't s'cpl nv
y'i Hut, = 1 ihey told him q, Is wner-ttime'
YOU Know
What OF that2 B ~ u, y, AZ
you know.''--cathoic Standard ana 4lhSs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Was a Fit Man.

Editnr OF. The TincS-D'Spntch:
slr,-Tn your issue Of April the 18th M
der hhc hcad "EmnorlR Temporarily
NV" tho following language was used,
~. u. Browning made nnnlira ttol, tnr
I,con.e in the snlne place NRnker Streeh
and hero arose tho hig flGht over clear
inr the street entirely Of saloons. Tho
CONT decided TINT the street was not q
81 Mace and tho anpllcant not ut man
- conduct IT," There was probably three
dozen witnesses who testified that WINS
n ri man TO conduct saloon business,
In fact not n single witness introduced
m either side reflected upon my conduct
as a saloon man in the slightest.
T have heen citizen OF Emporia for the
past sixteen years and believe that Il
ANYTHING could have been brought out
against me in this fight II would have
been done,
The court did not refuse to grant me
ba'r license but ordered that T move my
business to Halifax Street, where the
other Belfield saloons are now located. The
following men were granted license: II. G.
Slnale. w. w. Green, who are continuing
to conduct retail whiakey huslpess
Bradley Johnson, who only applied fol
"shipping license, was issued the same
without any objection, All Of the above
arc located on the principal street OF
North Eanporia, n,
Judge West will grant license IN sout6
Emporia provided the saloon people
viii employ special policeman at then
expense to relieve CONGESTION alons "
front of their premises, etc.
South Emporia will he dry Tor 81 DAYS
May list. Messrs. PEBBLES & Slaglee, WHO
we're saloon men, lid not apply Tor license zen,
Il. ID. BROWNE Ci,
Enporia, VA, April 1s l9oi,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Line Fences.

Vol, will please Inform me through your
Queries and Answers: A., and b own
adjoining land, and there Is no fence
law. The fence was burnt out and A
wants a fence and r does not. Has "A
any right to build all the fence on his
own land. or has he ca n right to build
on the line. and has 3 got any right to
pay for half Of It?
A READER.
a can build the fence on his own land
If he so desires,
He can build on the line. II he SO de-
slres, but he cannot compel 3. to pay
half II 3 chooses to let his land lie open.
See Code OF Virginin sections 2o53 and
n54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

II law Is really passed making 1t I'M
possible to bcdncath moro than five or
ten million dollars to ones heirs. we
should have a great mind to knock OF
work ut once,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Points Of Law

L. Does tho law require an. agreement
to be wordcd any particular way between
parties1
q Does the law require all parties con-
cerned to meet the requirements Of m
agreement?
g. Is an agreement binding Unless dock
eted
A. II A. gives 3 hia note for $780, and
there Is an agreement In same stating
IL same Is collected by law that a agrees
to pay an attorney fee on all cost. can
b legally collect an attorney fec ami
all additional cost in addition to the sloo7
Please answer at mn early date.
Truly, A SUBSCRIBER.
/. No.
2. Yes
8. Yes.
4, Yes, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

welt really means Populism TIL we hear
that he's grown beard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

The Rough Rider regiment did not act
ually contain 26,7s4 mon 1t mercl
seems that way,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

or course, It Is conceivable that a
muck rake might be used as n pole for
vaulting ambition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

Mr.. Gorky mndo the fatal mistake OF
first finding out just what we are like
over here,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

Johnstown, Pa, has now food, fire
n good, warm revival meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

Maybe the springhelds have simply got
spring fever,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
QUERIES AND
....ANSWERS
ST Public 1nstruc.
4 ton.

Superintendent Of Public 1nstruc.
ton.
VIII YOU please answer through your
uuery column who Is the superintendent
Of pubiic instruction and what Is his
address d, n. 5f
A READER.
J. y. Eggleston, Richmond, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
A Gross Injustice.

he patriotic Advertiser, or Montgom-
that this country needs n National Song
and our contemporary lntimates that It
will give n years subscription and n
suitable wrte-up TO the man. or woman,
who will compose ditty to the Ad
vcrtscr's taste. But 1t admits that there
arc difficulties, and says that ~ n prize
Is oncred We may at once expect the
Cutters, the Kooglers and other inspired
and soulful songs,ers to proceed to get
bus.'."
Indeed, the Advertiser asserts that tho
Cutters, the Koogers are already busy;
at least tina, one Cutter has perpetratr cd
few" beginning tLus:
las forth drove along the road"
That, adds our contemporary. ut once
brings to mind soulful song that was
current In camps during tho great war,
the first stanzn running thus:
''As I went up the new-cut road,
She came down Tire lane;
] met her ut the corner
Says |. Git along, Liza Jnne.''
W. no llhl KNOW tHe NuIttTH or Tie
Kooslers and feel no special Interest In
them, or in their productions, and If the
Advertiser had confined it's remarks to le-
gtlnale criticism. We should have kept out
But when II drops into quotations aud
mars classic, we should be untrue to
The South and Southern traditions anc
Southern poetry and poets ana song-writ
ers, If we held our peace The song whlcl
the Advertiser prctends to quote as fol-
| lows;
y went up the nnw-cut road
J She come down the lane;
! axed Liza Jane TO marry me:
She axed me want ] shame.
turned my back upon her side
O. s. long Liza Jane
The Charlotte Observer knows that W,
I qnote correctly, for II we mistake not, tn
song is Of Carolina origin The Adver
tiser has unused /, nwfully, and in II
clumsy version ii has destroyed both IN
metre and the romance. In. jnctice to tn
sweet singer of Carolina, we hope tn
| Advertiser Will print The song as 1t wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Old Brand of Religion Scarce.

The prencher has been tryins to hold
a series of meetings here, but good, old,
Il, ,rioned Methodist religion is so'2scarce
tina The meeting hasn't feaSed the sin,i
ners vet, Int the preaching Is sood.-- No
hlesyille Nnd) Ledger 8,l3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

Mark Twain may continue to have the free
Eegle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York World,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-26
200 2blcs solq.2 FANAToLEN FRAcE

sehora de Laitreie, fue sreconocida por el Estado
en- 1868, gracias al empeho de la emperatriz Euge-
MIA
Las Hermanas de la Divina Sangre Sc dedican a Ia
ensenanza.
La sedora de Worms-Cavelin, al apearse del
che tz6 de campanlla entreabreron la puerta
moderation miramento, dej4ndola pasar Ia sala de
vsitas, mientras que la hermana tornera avsaba por
e orno la seaoritalde Clavelin que habla lido vera
81 mama. *sf
La saa~ de visitaS halabaSe amueblada con sillaS
de erin tenfa bLanqueadas las paredes bre de todo
adorno en- una hornaciua vefase una Santa Virgen,
pntada con snaves entonaciones de aspecto amanera
do tendendo los brazos derecha los pies ocul-
tos.
Muy espaciosa destsrtalada, ofrecfa la sala TN
caracter de tranquilidad de orden,Vde rectitud.
Adivinabase ALI poder secreto, una fuerza So
cal ocuta.
La sehora de Worms -Clavelin. respir6 muy salts
fecha el are de la saa de visitas are hdmedocon
ehauaciones de cocina conventua ~
Habiendo tenido. anteriormente su hija en- los
colegios de Montmartre, chorreando nta pringando
Sc lossdedos contducesa hume decides, aprendendo
diaro frases missionaries indecorosas tenfa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-26

FL coche de pinto el cuas iba cruzando Paris Ia
seora del prefecto desliz6se pr IA puerta Mallot
entire las veras rematedas cvieaments herros de
lanza junto las que dormitaban al sol, poivoreatos
.vigantes del resguardo curtidas ramilleteras.
Dejando Ia derecha de la caIe de la Revolte
cuyas tabernas mserables rojizas, mohosas, cuyos
pobres merenderos alzanse frente la capilla de San
Fernando achaparada pequena sola junto al sombrfo
foso militar, ,euberto dc hierba musa meo Ell CO.
che por Ia cae de Chartres- sierpre Gu
berta Ell polvillo de las canterfas-legando los
hermosos sombreados paseos del Parque Real, va
repartido en- sdtiles propiedades burguesas.
sobre la tranqua calzada por donde ibs el coche.
lento dos hileras de platanoS cada instante
veianse cruzar insecos veloces--encorvandose
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-26
Ell TELEGR A TO
s2-sAm gUsTo-i2
DE S. MELON & CoMPANIA
Acaba de mporta de Europa complete variado surdo
de raercancias, de la mas alta novedad

ZOE FRANClA: 100 estiles de elegsntes sombre-
ros para senoras. ninas eahallerosr so clases de
cal2ado 1000 formas distiata@ de confeseionas
surtido selecto de perrumerla. ~Adornos enturo-
nes dc todas classes Blondas de seds J. encajes dc
alsod6n.
variedad en- efectos para modtstas bordadoras y
costureras.
Y de lana
Flores artifciales lindfsimas soronas de agahar
Guantes mitones de todas classes.
Preciosos suguetes. 0jetes de naear, esnobs eeri
oide Garteras
CarAisas para senoras cabaleros
DE ESPANA Teias de hilo; eretoBa bramants
orete, creas espeeiales hol.aRdas rctortas. Tcas
Esta manifestation. ss la expression .saa palpabl
tan bien montado ,neior surtdo 1r MAS convenlea
Ia economic.
NoTA. = Esta casa, tamaen reeiDi6 IN extens,
yENTAs AL POR MAYOR. que poao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-26
PARIS 5
FERo LAS RUslaS .

Ell dltiino correo de Berlin nos trae
ana noticia iementable. 10 mismo que
los dioses 10 mismo1 que los le6nes
los rubios Sc van. Pero cuando dise
los rubios, no .digo Ia verdad. Las
que Sc van, lassque desaparecen, Las
que cada dfa Sc hacen mas raras. son
las rubias. Me :zdireis que nadie lc
creerfa Enefecto, ,viendo los immune
rabies "cascos. de luz" que1ucen bajo
las lamparas.. .el6ctricas de los teatros,
mas bien parece que estuvieramss en-
una epoca de iunfante blondirie- Solo
que, en- realidad, esos tonos aureos
suelen ser iguales al bIanco y al car
min de dono Elvira.s Con IN POGO de
paciencia y otro POGO, >muy POGO, de
sabidur(a, cualquiera nifacoquta con-
vierte sr-@madeja de sombras en- un
haz de luz
El hene, .~que da t6nos dignos del
Tiziano, y las agnas oxigenadas, que
parecen hechas para que Vatican
aclare los Rios locos de sus marquesas,
so.o, - aroras saoreeas :; ,oia4a~;oe
H. ~ h;;as a ,aoa4..e
buenas porter as smadrilenas -conocen q
fondo el arte= de servifse desellas, Sc
sdn tengo dido.
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1'9'' :, s,sa.:S,,-ea : s = =, aast,o.a.o;
i@l0' 80 = -
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- sq'' ''4'S''oS 0A'oa
zA'G,ns',
En- u.s. -. -: A''0 - - s. So'o
s5 so4'1 u DiAs' :.
hn insia'eii"' eii.,n9Icen ~ :
'nelo[' 40
6h' Hscocia' 3
Eu.ll'Sns'
0o"o un pas eAlS'o : ~ .en = ooliD0'
SeSun d 0Stauls''ea qo7 la"'o nos
preoe9Paa las = O44S son IAN =no oil.el
sSS Co'''S2 s ; 'i'oi 0'i'0 i.''o pa,0
'IAHei' was es'0 eons's'e' sin o"us
en que 81 ralls 81 e sei'a Sois' :
mu]efes que oeneh 0!os oe ca. ooo
81 = Il '.aiiaS ''aie -. go i ~ - ! 80
. "o' unes. 10 80 q55's1'ss7szn "o'0D
oeS, S,euiP'e "O'o'fuss aonque s.
IeSiio@u no Passii y. cast sllo o0seul Q
$ que 81 : pa's = : DIa nay a'so
1o'',o ',1' 80 -: - - 80 -
= u's9' , 80. - :, IS '. : 80
l'1a' A1e0 ''Di'-l. - 80 : Oo-l'' 80
IN cam DO las liio' eN7S ~: NaS mo
,.fs.. - = Hese9',IA H. - ,,o..,... = '0s
.s'.,-. as,'. - .:.,.<I:ao.. > - aa,~.
rabIrs moreuas p,4s que vueivsn loco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-26
UIIinQS obI0S I9Gfbid0S
LIBERIA DEL BOLETIN


LIBERIA DEL BOLETIN
La Cote de los Poetas, .Eiorilegio
de Rimas Modernas.
Il Guante.-Mas ALA de las fuerzas
Humans. por B. Bjoerrson.
Reiorn4 y Kevolucion !: Setial, por
Arturo Labriola :;
Los Dioses en- el DestieTro, por En-
r;eue Heine
Diez y,sels allos en- Siberia. = Obra
prohibida en- Russia, POI Leon
Denttsch. III
la Duma, por Luis Mofote,
81 Idealismo Moderno, por 6 Villa.
El Proceso de Jesds, ror##J ian Ro-
sadi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-26

blaneas de asod6n torcido Encaies de AIo estilos
nuovOs. Mantas frisas.
DE iNGLATERRA: Alfonbras. telas negras,
de artIculos.
DE TODoS PASSES: Riqufsraaa tegas CON
nuevos dlbujos clases adnirabes
Telas suPerieres para sastrerfas: oasimres. meri-
spaeas, drill do hilo, blanso do coiorss, satenes,
Estaraenas, morinss Y veos para tfajes mantos;
y tados les arnculos propios para ordenes reli-
giesas.
Nersaneias smericanas espesialmonto lea tejidos
laass estanpados; y los GrHdos, de las classes
mas assptables que SO aaqaieren aqsellos mer-
cadss.
que. en- Ia Capital no existe otgo estableeimients
e para los ccmpradores que busoan Ia variedad
snrtido de mercanefas expresamente para .las
a disposition de sus relaconados da Ia IsIa
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-09-21

The forestry service, Of which Clifford
Pinchot is the chief, has announced
that mining on the reserves, instead OF
being discouraged, will be encouraged
in every possible way. There are no
restrictions except the removal Of tim
Der from the reserves for speculative
purposes. Prospectors have the same
rights on the reserves that they have
on government land not included in
reserves. If ledge Of mineral is dis
covered within the limits of reserve
where there is no timber, no one will
be permitted to make mineral filing on
nearby tract that contains timber
with the purpose of forcing the legiti-
mate locator to buy such timber for use
in developing his claim.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-09-21
Notice of Auction of State Land
Leases.

Notice is hereby given that Minnie
Weston, county treasurer of Owyhee
county, Idaho, will auction off and
lease the Northwest quarter (NW14) of
the Northeast quarter (NE14) and the
Northeast quarter (NE14) of the North
west quarter (NW14) of Section 16,
Township South, Range East to the
person who will pay the highest annual
rental therefor, including satisfaction
of Improvements now pleced on said
land. Said auction will be held at the
Office of the county treasurer of Owyhee
county, in Silver City, Idaho, on the "a
day of September, 1906, at two O'Clock
p. M. of said day.
BY order of the State Board of Land
Commissioners. H. J. CHURCH,
Register.