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Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that the IN
-erslsned, Ellen H Friend, was, or
the 18th day Of September. 1895, duly
appointed and qualified as admins
traitor OF the estate Of Frances Coch-
ran. deceased
Al! creditors Of. and all persons
having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby notified 70 file them
with the necessary vouchers within
three months after the first puhlicati0 On
OF this notice. with the Clerk of the
above entitled court at the Office III
Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada.
Dated September 10. 1906.
ELLEN H. FRIEND,
Administrator of said Estate.
w. WOODBURY.. Attorney for estate.
Date Of first publication, Sept. i, 1905
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i&'H vi I'm RSl EtCfe tidE s.l sa&ntNG
.r..-. tic dste Sub.cribea herein,
granting the right 81 way ana tran
chise. and cars must be runn,as At
least once a day over at least 4 mile
OF said railway in TIE -, I, carson
within net more than two years after
the taking effect OF such ordinance or
franchise. A failure o comply with
the within provisions OF the ordnance
or franchise. granting the right OF
way, works a forfeiture OF the right
OF way and also OF the franchise Inc
authority granting the right OF way
snail have the power to gran, an eX-
tension of time Ior the comp elton OF
said mile OF work. ii it appear that
the work has been commenced within
the time fixed AID prescribed, III good
faith; but NO extension CT time shah
be granted for the commencen. ent 0t
said work All eX ensiGns Of time
shall be in writing ard made mat
ter OF record in the municipality
~
The tracts Of said railway shall be
aid as near the middle OF the streets,
reads. alleys. avenues and highways
as is practicabla; and it shall be tue
;-uty of the owners Of said trancn1 Sc
and right OF way to keep in repair,
tie spaces between the rails OF SAFE
railway and sucl portion OF the
streets. avenues, reads, alleys and
;,iobv.vS nc NAV NO wood hy # in c,n
5tructins said road, together with
two feet ON each side OF its tracks
"
. Tho cars used IN tho oneratiop and
,,,aj,+en,nca ot Safd railway franchise
---st 10 Of tha MOST .nnroyad con
--~,ct;on for tho comfcrt and conver
/ ie,ca Of n,ssarne~s and ,ro,idao
u,t}, brake. rn e4c,, ihn sa-~e yhe1
reopired Tbev may ho onoratea II,
e.ectrir cable q o,nar n,o;j,a mower
: rsaa nvc:usi,.or~ ,cr stree, rairv,a,
n,rnosns
~
paias Of fare ,nrs- net evcao6 1,e5
toms Cor ono tera for .n>- d5s+enc,
rnGer Two miles SAID distance :,
iha acfin,a,o1 tro,, ~, ca,-h,nc, y.
way.
VII
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tho s-raa+s roads or h;,bra,c mr.,
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levied mr. ,ni,e-.s rno, ,nrch,se
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COOL YOURSELF OFF At L.Ck'S
Whenever you war. real, good.
mixed drink, you must 60 to Dick
Briqht's to get it. Others are good,
but these are better; Private yard
and wine rooms help to enjoy them.
Good smokes, cool seats and cold MKT
ures from high grade materials make
for perfection Of comfort.
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
OEFiC Al COUNT OF
STATE FUNDS
S NE Or NEVADA
County CT Ornlsay. SIS.


Joln Sparks and James u.
SW22n,., ing duy sworn, severally
say they are Eemhers OF the Board
OF Examiners OF the State OF Ne
yada; that on the 18th day of Sept.
1906, they la >er hay 1g ascartained
from the books Of tie state Con
trolIer the amount OF nancy which
should be ii the treasury made an
Official examination and count OF the
money and vouchers tor money in the
State Treasury OF Nevada and found
same correct as follows:
Coin S.o1So6 %
Pad Com Vouchers not re-
turned TO controller l06.4,. g..
Total 3oS,e49 -
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Furnished Rooms: Nicely furnish
ed rooms to let by the month. z1o
Nevada street. t316t
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ladies ahampooing ard massage,
electric apparatus. private rooms, Ar
iinGton Barber Shop.
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DRY PASTURAGEIlOO acres =,
dry. pasture. Stock 81 mead a monln
Apply at 6his office, ~
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court Of the First
judicial District OF the Safe Of Ne
vada in and for the Count Ct Ormsby
Estate of Frances Cochran
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| ne STAT sank & Trust Co
Carson City, Nevada
Capita! Fully Paid Up 100000
Branches 81 Tonopah, Godfield and Manhattan,

Branches 81 l0N0pah, G0IdeId and Manhattan Nevada.
H. p. X. PETERSEN,
LIVINGSTON, IL w. c. r.
RRoUGHER. H. Me
Cashier; Z Cushnan
Cashier,
c. H. is Ianiat
Comes.
and CO a BUSINESS
z tGreGsa
$3.50 $500 0
: he United
ADVERTISING
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Total
a2,l3l,249 =
John Sparks

James IL Sweeney.
Subscribed and sworn 20 me this
l3th Ggr Of september. \. d. 1906.
J. Doanc, Notary Public.
Ornsby County Nevada
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q
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Published by order Of the Board OF
County Commissioners, o. ~ COun-
), State OF Nevada. Made and en-
cred ..ne 2otn day of July. 1906
II. b. VAN ETTEN,
Clerk
Date of first publication, August 5 1906
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State School Fund Securities

lrrcdeema bic Nevada State
SchOC Bond .... S3SU. 900 ~.
Massachusetts Safe ) per
cent bonds $50 900 90
Nevada State bonds 2333 600 90
Massachusetts STATE 3ls per
CEN bonds 81, 900 90
United States bonds ...215 Ooo Uu
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being the highest bidders, said fran
chise for the purposes therein men
tened WAS sold to lnem.
Ii is hereby ordered, agreed, stlpu
late1 and provided and these presents
90 order, agree, stipulate and provide
that the said ...................
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The granting beard herein reserves
Or otherwise improve, alter or repair
the streets, roads or highways, pro
Vldeu, that su~l work be done so az
20 o3struct the railway as uttle a;
possible.
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Date Of first publication. August 5 1906
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Rates OF facc must net exceed lei
cents for one fare, Tor any distanc,
under two miles. Said distance {
be t!matad from the car-house, be
ginning or starting point OF said rail
way.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
TRANSPORT THOMAS ON REEF
Vessel Cannot BE Moved Until Power
full ship Comes to It's
Relief.

WASHINGTON, July THE Navy de-
partment today received two cablegrams
from Commander Potts, naval governor of
the Island OF Guam. relative to the strand
ing OF the army transport Thomas The
first cablegram simply reported that the
ship was on a reef rear Guam and that the
station ship, Supply, had been sent to its
relief. The second message reported that
the Supply was unable to pull the Thomas
on and that tugs were needed, but none
was to be had at Guam. Commander Potts
further reported that the Thomas is lying
easy and II present conditions as to
weather continues It is in no danger The
Navy department is in communication with
Manila in an effort 20 find a suitable vessel
there to proceed to Guam, but II will be
some time before one can reach that place.
The Thomas is. freighted with 81, 80 900, 600
Philippine gold. There are aboard ten army
officers, seventy-nine civilians and four
army nurses.
MANILA, July s.-The transport Meade
leaves today Sunday to render assistance
to the transport Thomas, which is reported
ashore on coral reef near the Island OF
Guam.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

intent of the supreme courts order. and it
is understood they will appeal to CHIEF
Justice Gabbert TO take action in the mat
ter.
Attorneys for Sheriff Nesbt and Coroner
Rollins objected TO their removal as officers
Of the grand jury on the ground that the
writ of supersedeas secured by them from
the supreme court last Monday took juris-
diction from the district court and an
nounced their intention to appeal again to
the supreme court. Judge Mullins gave
them until Wednesday next to prepare b II
Of exceptions.
In announcing his decision to call grand
jury today, Judge Mullins made the follow
ing statement. which is understood to be an
allusion to the position taken by the
supreme court relative to the supervision
by II OF elections.
II do not claim the right 10 do this by
reason of any high prerogative right, writ,
or kingly attribute, because I claim no des-
cent from the kings OF England by common
law or otherwise. | was taught early in
years that such nonsense was shot out OF
this country at Lexington and Bunker Hill"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
ATTEMPT TO WRECK HOTEL
Dynamite Bomb Thrown Against I'LL
nOis Building and Creates
Panic Among Guests,

ST. LOUIS, July IA special TO the Post
Dispatch from Lincoln, H., says an at
tempt was made before dawn today 10
wreck the Commercial hotel with dynamite
but without success. A dynamite bomb
was thrown into an areaway, exploding
with terrific force, damaging a wall Of the
hosiery and breaking windows generally
in the vicinity but none of the guests was
injured A panic ensued and the guests
swarmed out of the hotel in night attire.
but were finally pacihed.
The police are investigating. Chief OF
Police Reetz stated later today that a man
suspected is under surveillance, but sum.
cient evidence had not been gathered to
warrant an arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
CHANGES IN THE PHILIPPINES
Appointment of Judge Wiley 10
China Eliminates Candidates
for the Commission.

WASHINGTON, July by the appoint
ment of Attorney General L. r. Whitley OF
the Philippine islands to the Judgeship of
the United States court in China and by
the promotion OF Gregorlo ATaneta. ihe
present solicitor general OF the Philippines,
10 the general attorneyship Of the Islands,
two important candidates for places on the
Philippine commission have been eliminated
and a decided change has been brought
about in the political situation in the
islands.
Henry c. Ide, chairman OF the Philip
pine commission and governor general. will
retire from once In September. James
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
ron NORRIS brown AND oOSowAY
Delegates from York Receive Definite
Instructions.


Instructions.
YORK. Neb., July 7.-(speciai Telegram)
The republican county convention met in
York today and ratified the choice Of the
primary by nominating the county candi-
dates who had received the highest num-
Der OF votes at the recent primaries and
selected the delegates to the state and SEN
storial conventions. It adopted resolutions
endorsing the good and efficient work OF
President Roosevelt, the senators and con-
gressmen from this state, Governor Mickey
and Congressman f. II. Hinshaw and en-
dorsed him for denomination and pledged
him the united support OF the republicans
OF York county.
The delegates were instructed for Norris
Brown for United States senator and J. B.
Conoway for governor in accordance with
the vote OF the primaries.
The following is a list Of the delegates:
State Delegates-First district, ]. e. Hart,
l.. r. Buckley; Second district, r. b. Price,
J. NJ. Tucker: Third district, John Doran,
John Burke; Fourth district, W. ]. Dun-
ming Joseph Pineo; Fifth district. P. K.
Moore, J. X. Sheen; Seventh district, ]. 1.
Mauk. d. n. Blood; First ward. G. w.
Shrek; Second ward. w. F. Reynolds
Third ward, w. r. Furman; Fourth ward,
II. s. Harrison.
Congressional Delegates-John Cookie,
John Lett, William Belliher, Charles Brazil,
J. r. Downing, Frank Stefins, Thomas
Price, J. B. Dey. H. Pickrel, A Holmes,
Elwood Thompson. E. j. Brown. A. b. Tay-
lor, G. A. McCloud. Charles Peterson, T.
f. Sedgwick.
Senatorial Delegates-Sac c. l. Trollope
w. Marvel, August Ruckschewsky, d. w.
Baker. p. J. Uriach, Alfred Miller, a. ],
Taylor Rich Kibble, James Ship, N. John
son, ]. n. Plumb, Walter Brott, II. w
Alberts.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Inesndiary Fire at Nebraska city.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. July 7.-(spe-
eiaL)-The home Of Fred Neihaus. in
Greggsport addition, was damaged 70 the
extent OF $50 last night by a IRE OF in
eendiary origin. The family were away
from home during the evening. and on
their return discovered the lower part OF
the house 10 be on IRE. The nre depart-
ment extinguished the flames and, on in
vestisation. found three large planks fast
ened 10 the joists in the cellar. The
planks were covered with cloth and coal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

S. Smith, now a member. of the commits
sion, will be advanced to the chairman
ship and governorship, and consequently
there will be a vacancy in the commission.
for which Attorney General Wiley has
been prominently mentioned. T. II. Pardo
de Tavera, a native member of the COM
mission, resigned some time ago. but it
has not been accepted as yet, and
until the appointment OF Grcgorio Aranetn
to the solicitor generalship il was quite
generally believed that he would succeed
Tavera on the commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
ROADS ATTORNEY GETS F1NN's TALE
Man Seeking Friend Finds Country
man who Fails to Assist.


PLATTSMOUTH. Neb, July 7.-(Speclal)-
Hon. Ben Hart came from Murray a few
days ago to converse with, and II possible,
assist John Bukonan the unfortunate Fin
lander. who lost one hand and several in-
gers in the Burlington local yards last
week. find out who he was and what he
wanted. When he met the stranger he
soon discovered that he had forgotten the
language OF his native land so no one was
any the wiser for his coming.
This forenoon o. NJ. Druse. special agent
for the law department OF the Burlington
from Omaha. accompanied by Tim Halme
who resides at 623 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha, and is a tailor in the employ Of
Malone, McElroy & Beck, arrived in this
city and in the Perkins hotel the latter in
erviewed John Bukonan, but what each
said to the other was not made public.
The two returned to Omaha this after
noon, carrying with them the facts learned
from the unfortunate man for the exclusive
use Of the Burlington road.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
In Divorce Mil.

Grace Mustoe has begun divorce pro-
ceedings against Fletcher Mustoe, charR-
ing him with improper conduct They were
married In Denlson, Ia, July 81, 1881 She
asks the restoration OF her maiden name
Grace Like.
Marie Smith was given a divorce from
Clyde Smith Saturday by Judge Troup
They were married al Blair February ia
1904 She was also given the custody OF
their child.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

Anderson IN the rear Cf a saloon and an
alteration arose, when the ofhcer admin
istered several heavy blows on the head
OF his prisoner. The young man. as a re-
suit Of the blows. died Tuesday night and
the marshal has been held to answer for
his doings Anderson was working on the
railroad, and in company with a man
by the name OF Bartholomew from York,
Neb.. went to Bridgeport to spend the
day
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
RAILROAD GIVES CROFToN A BOOM
North Nebraska Town on Harrington
Extension Takes Leaps Forward.

North Nebraska Town on Harrington
Extension Takes Leaps Forward.
CROFTON, Neb.. July Especial. THE
extension OF the Omaha road from Hart
ington to Crofton is causing this quiet
little town, for many years not on the
map from a railroad point OF view, to more
than wake up and take notice. Many in
teresting facts might be cited Of the big
boom which has struck the place. c. B.
Parker has been running a big general
store at Aten, twelve miles from orofton.
Here he conducted business in a 3Ox60 two
story building. Today three powerful trac-
ton engines and twelve head of horses are
bringing the entire outfit store, stock and
the household of Merchant Parker across
country, creeks and hills and all, 10 Croft
ton. where the building will be put down
on a choice lot on the main thoroughfare.
The road Is expected to be completed by Oc-
tober next, as grading is being done all
along the line
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
richardson County As.easment.

RUI.O, Neb., July Especial. Mr..
Jorn. county assessor of Richardson
county, recently completed every detail Of
his county assessment. Mr.. JoTn has done
the assessing this year by methods OF his
own, which, besides being successful. has
cost this county $500 less this year than
the last under the old law. The Increase
OF taxable property is extraordinarily graf
flying. The gain over last years assessed
value is $4,000. or an increased wealth OF
$4,000 for the last twelve months. Fifty
eight thousand dollars OF this $4,000 is
personal property. one-half Of Il being in
money in the various banks and the bal
ance, or $4,000. is in grain. stock and other
necessities. Such an increase speaks vol
umes in behalf OF the natural resources OF
this county.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

oil had been poured on them and then set
on ere Mr.. Neihaus reported that 500
had been stolen from the house during the
evening 1t is supposed that burglars
forced open a window and after robbing
the house set FIRE to II 20 hide their crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Card of Thanks.

We wish TO thank our many friends and
neighbors especially the street railway men
and knights of Pythias Triangle No. g.
for their kindness and sympathy shown US
during the death of our beloved daughter
Bessie Hiland. w. s. Hiland and family
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

YounEster IL still Alive, but Skin is
Gone from Face and Neck.


Gone from Face and Neck.
YORK, Neb.. July 7-(Special.) ALBERT
opitz, the 15-year-old son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Opitz OF 626 Cowan avenue, Hill
side, bored a two-inch hole in a large
block OF wood. which he filled with powder.
After making a fuse he drove a plug into
the block on top OF the powder and lighted
the fuse in the hope OF making a loud
report to celebrate the Fourth. The pow
der was supposed to be damp and did not
burn. The boy then pulled out the plug
and was going to take out the powder.
but decided to burn It out. He struck a
match and before he could get away the
powder ignited, probably from the spark
OF the match, and blow up. The boy was
directly over IT, All the skin on his neck
and face was burned of except a small
patch on the side of his cheek and his hair
was singed. His eyes, however, we're I'M
injured, except burns on the outside OF
the lids. The boy is alive and recovering.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

against the Waters-Pierce oil company, al
leging conspiracy to control the output and
prices of oil and asking damages in the sum
Of 5000, 900. They also ask that the COM
pany forfeit its right to do business in Ar
kansas. The bill alleges that the Waters
Pierce company is associated with the
Standard OIL company, Republic Oil COM
pany and others
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
The Very Best Remedy for Bowel
Trouble.

Mr.. NJ. F. Burroughs, an old and well
known resident OF Blunton, Ind, says: IT
regard Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarThoea Remedy as the very best remedy
for bowel trouble. l make this statement
after having used the remedy In my family
for several years / am never without Il. -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
HARVEST is IN FULL BLAST
Quality of wheat IL Reported as Fine,
with Other Grains Doing Well.

Quality of wheat Ii Reported as Fine,
with other Grains Doing Well.
FULLERTON. Neb, July 7.-(special y
The prospect for a big crop of all kinds
OF grain is fine in this county. The wheat
lis splendidly filled and will be the best
crop we have ever had. Oats are good,
while corn is clean and Of good color,
but somewhat small for the time OF year.
Pastures are fne and farmers are feeling
jubllant Harvest is in full blast.
GENEVA. Neb., July 7.-tspecial. THE
wheat crop is reported TO be OF the best
quality and the threshers win be busy
next week Corn looks unusually fine.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
DENVER JUDGE PERSISTENT
Mullins Takes Up Alleged Fraud Matter
Despite Supreme Court
ACTS ON HIS OWN SUGGESTION IN CASE
In Calling Special Grand Jury by
Special Omcers He Says Evil
dence of Fraud Ia
shown.

DENVER, July Judge NJ. Mullins, sit
ting in the criminal division of the district
court, today made an order calling a grand
jury to investigate all city ana county
offices and SUCH other matters as may be
submitted to the jury. the court declares
both the sheriff and coroner 10 be inter-
ested in the matters to be investigated
and appoints special elisors TO draw the
jury.
Judge Mullins, in his order, says in part:
1t having been brought to the attention
or the court through lie pubic press ana
from many honOred ana respected Citizens
OF this CI,y ana county that FRAUDS OF the
recent election mead IN thIs cIty ana county
Ior the election OF city onlcer5 anu Ine
submission OIL certain IIanenlses TO me
court has deeIneu IL imperative 20 call a
grand jury from the information the
court has received II mas been determined
tua, sucn grand Jury snal investigate the
officers anu office OF the district attorney
within ana for the second judicial district,
the snelIG, coroner, treasurer and assessor
and their ofhce5 in connection with said
election frauds.
The order continues:
officials Interested.
1t is further brought 10 the attention OF
the court tnat these officers, together with
certain city officers, entered into and were
In coltuslon to protect NIo.&tots OF the cleo
ton laws in the aforesaid election.
Before calling the grand jury Judge
Mullins reviewed the proceedings in his
court in the petition of the league for
! honest elections for the appointment of
grand jury to investigate alleged franchise
4 frauds al the city election and for the re-
moval OF the sheriff, coroner and district
/ attorney. He said:
! The showing OF the Honest Elections
league was such as to warrant the court
| in finding that the grossest frauds were
! committed on election day OF May 10 last
/ that a bold and braZcn attempt was made
! 70 steal the election, and on the face of the
/ returns succeeded by debauching of the
/ lie officials in stealing valuable assets Of
/ the community; that public Oft1cials
| charged with the ferreting out Of crIms
/ and the punishment Of criminals were
/ negligent in the discharge Uf their duties
] as 10 make them particeps criminis
Judge Mullins announced that he would
| hold In allegiance the petition OF the Honest
Election league attorneys for leave 10 with
draw their request for a grand jury. as the
supreme court had Issued a supersedeas in
that case. He called the grand jury Of his
own motion
Supersedeas Does Not Apply.
Il do not desire 70 appear as flying IN
| the face OF the writ issued in the recent
| case" said Judge Mullins. but as under
stand the law. the supersedeas in the
league case is only conclusive as to that
particular case"
The call for a grand jury is returnabIs
next Thursday. Attorneys for the corpor-
sert that Judge Mullins has violated the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Omesr's BIOws Fatal.

ALLIANCE Neb.. July T.-Cspeeiall-
The marshal OF Bridgeport attempted to
arrest . young man by the name OF Jack
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

Arkansas After OIL Company.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 7-Attorney
General Rogers and Prosecuting Attorney