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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-03-15

Rev. James Churm of Whitewater
was a visitor at the Methodist parsonage
and an attendant upon the Dawson
meetings Monday.
Managers Raymond & Pomeroy have
secured for Royal hall for Friday even
ing, March 22nd. the great melodrama
.As Told in the Hills" 1t is b. W. F
Mann and is his latest offering. 1t is a
story of the western plains and shows
the brighter side of Indian life that ex-
listed on the plains some years ago. The
prices are %, 35 and 80 cents.
The community was deeply stirred
by the announcement of the death OF
Mrs. 0. j. Jensen, Wednesday forenoon
She had been in critical condition for
week and the final summons was not
altogether unexpected, though hopes
had been entertained of her recovery
The deceased, whose maiden name was
Henrietta Whittet was a daughter OF
Mrs Louisa Whittet of this city, and
was 20 years of age. She was married a
year and half ago and was one of the
most popular young women the city.
She is survived by husband, mother,
two brothers, Lawrence G. Whittet and
James c. Whittet: and two sisters, Mrs.
e. S. Lord and Mrs. Clauden Farman.
Funeral services will be held from the
home at o'clock and from the Congre-
gational church at 100 on Saturday,
conducted by Rev. L. A. Parr and as
sisted by Rev. j. Linnevold.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-03-15

MIR. Clough Accepts GAINESVILLE Franchise.
The public is again reminded of the
Madison GAINESVILLE interurban project
by the formal acceptance of the James
vile franchise on Friday last, that was
granted to Mr.. Cloughs some months ago.
By many this action is taken to mean
that arrangements for financing the line
are completed and the GAINESVILLE street
railway will be taken over by the CON-
pany and active work on construction
begin this season. However, the mere
fact that the terms Of the franchise are
accepted does not bind the promoters to
construct the line.
The road will run from GAINESVILLE to
Edgerton on private right of way and
thence to Storghton, going around Sec
ond lake and entering Madison by the
county fair grounds. 1t is hoped that
some arrangements can be made to run
into Madison over the Madison Traction
companys line. When completed this
will give complete line of tracks from
Madison to Chicago, as cars are already
running from GAINESVILLE to Chicago via
Elgin, Rockford and Freeport.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-03-15
Press Notices for Carter.

The young magician, Carter, has made
a tremendous success. = Philadelphia
Record.
Carter may be equaled, but cannot be
excelled as a magician. News
The mantle of 'Herrmann the Great
has fallen upon the mystic shoulders of
Carter anu to a large audience last
night he proved his thorough compe-
tency to continue the welding of the
magic sceptre left by the greatest magi-
clan of the decade. Courier
At Royal hall, Friday evening, March
10Th. Reserved seats now on sale at
Ash'S.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-03-15
A Young fellow called up his girl o

A young fellow called up his girl on
half past six, says the operator, and after
voice asked him what he wanted. He
told her there was an agent there who
wanted to sell him an attachment to a
telephone so persons could see the one
they were talking to. Then he heard a
shrek and pretty soon her mama told
him to ring off.--Ex.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-03-15
Tobacco Notes

Mooney & Terry at Brodhead finished
putting up 1000 case packing March s.
The Mcintosh Bros are receiving the
last OF their Vernon county purchases
this week.
Frank Mcintosh will handle portion
of his purchases made for Pretzfield &
Co. in warehouse No. in this city.
Mr.. L. We'll, who has been in Ed
gerton for several weeks, left for his
New York home Wednesday morning.
w. S. Brill left for New York Tuesday
morning for couple of weeks absence.
Before his return be will visit the Ohio
tobacco sections.
The lowest insurance rate given on to-
bacco risks in the state is obtainable on
the new Lodi warehouse of the United
Co. The rate is 70 cents
Mr. L. K. Jessup has secured the con-
tract for painting signs on all the ware
houses ia the state owned by the Ameri-
can Cigar Co. The lettering will be
white on a blue background, and also
contain the diamond A trade mark.
Suffer Bros, wholesale 'tobacconists,
are said to be backing the Washington
Land and Produce company, just incor-
porated for $4,000, to cultivate tobacco
on tract of 64O0 acres IN southeastern
Washington. Large eastern firms ex-
pect to join in the project as soon as ar
engagements can be made. Some of the
land will be cultivated this winter, but
the larger portion of it will not be work
ed until next year.
Here is another list of growers who
have added largely to their bank ac-
counts from tobacco delivered to the
American Cigar Co.: M. M. Jarlesberg
10a, STATS AZ; 0. E. Severson, II acres
$2,31988; S. S. Gilman, la, S2,163.35
Tosten Smithback, 8a, $1,791.65; Chas
Hammond, 24a, S4,4S063; Fred Lintvedt
l4a, S2.879.30; Chris. Onsgard, acres
81, 5O2.57; Segvart Olson, 1Oa, $2,269.61
Chas. Miller, IA, $S2l.40; Robert John.
son, liza, S2,O7O.07; Gus Larson, acres
ST. ,4842O; Edwin Lee, 5a, S1,12995; r
Johnson, la, s., 993.84.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-03-15
Teachers, Examinations.

Third grade examinations will be held
at GAINESVILLE high school building March
%, %, 30. Those wishing to write for
other than third grades are requested to
notify the superintendent
15w2 CHAs. II. HEMINGWAY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

gcllo 6creitS nit ocm Gidtcr 6cfoumt
uno bcircun0ct. Yer nEiolm Oc3
SebcnS," Ser Gorfi6nlico" un6 10
picJc 9ln0crc Iin0 ni6t BLOB in Nmc.
rita Sung un0 yut bcfonnt un6
Ijcb, tic iino oll6 pieI in onocrc
Sprodcn iibcriebt lpor0clL mic aud,
icin i0UuiideS @poS nGponQclinc"
lno icin SONG Of Siawot6o,~ ser
pon ouen @erfen 2o~ngfcQom'S sic
9IGn5cnoIten Grfolgc bate. Ser 9id-
ter lit Ieit % &o6rcn to0t, icine @cr-
fc o6cr lebcn in G%Sltgcn0frii6e fort,
mo ser ~6unocrtitc @c6urtSto0 2ou1,
icItolp'S miro nclle Mtrcgiur0 0c6cu,
ooB Der Gi6ter, elmer bon Gcnch Oic
ocn 3ctt0eihnroG ii6erooucrlL, nod
mebr III ben &or0ergrumo Qcriidt
miro, olS OoS bi96er ser Sail ruor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

9ln beIten boben iih BET Dem S6nee-
treiben Die 8erliner 9llltobltIie be-
luGbrt. Mon rib iid) Inn einelt 8loB
i'll o0cr nuf oieIen ltneri6rodenen
llngetbiimcn, uno mond)cr Ylob
lpuroc fir cinen 6iinf5iger obgefnlft.
Sir bic 9efpaiiugierc lit Die Sobrt
feline o1gcncbme. 9enn Der Sinter-
tbeil oes @o9ens i6lcnfert fortpGb-
reno bin unO Der. 8er in ben Cont
merferien cine Mteerfobrt unterneb-
men mill, fam ollf elmer 6o9rt int
Nuto6uS 8orltu0icn 5ltr Seefrontbeit
MADDEN. gSie gut, ooB Griob : guto-
hlrIIc sur Stellc lporen, Die ont Gage
porber Yrobcfobrtcn mo6ten. 0cnu
Die Onlnibuilc, Die logor tbeilpeiie
l%ed)Slp0nnig fubren, m1lBten gegen
II llbr Den Serfebr einitellen. Inn
oieielbe 3eit lpor es 5000 Monn Ser
9crliner 8roben @leftrii6cn gelllll-
gen, flint StreGen frei5ulcgen. Scr
'Stoot feblt cS leioer an Siilfsorbei-
tern I'M Die S6nceo6fllbr glott
bltrd5rfiibren. Die ongelporbencn
&rGfte, Die $50 Morf pro Soa CT.
boltcn, iinO nit 0ieiern 2obniot nibt
5ltfrieOeL unb - oerOuften 9r0Bten-
tbcilS, 10 bob neltc ardfte aus Ocn
9iplcl1 fir Sboodloie nit @o9cn
%berongebolt lperoen miiiien. Ger
Stooti0feImciItcr idiittelt bon ban
ger Gorge boS &o1lpt: Die MtiQion
miro bclter boll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
galcntin Mpacr.

Gs Itarb pIttIi6 am 81. 6ebruor 1907 in
ieiner Ictten gSobrullg On Srebnt's Sane, nabe
Su6ren lllo If Wtpnutcfl, ~geItcbter @atte Der
peritprbenet MarD 3bcrcia Miuqer. Die Beer
biqrng iinbet Wtuutug, ben 25. SebriiGr. Wor'
nlng aus fat, ullo bnnrt mad ocr Ct. gntos
ninss@irhe, mo Inn o llbr cine Hennicmta9teie
fir bns Sell feiner Scele ceIebrirt ,uirn. 9et'
mGrSte niIb i5reufbc iinb abiunesooH cinec-
luocn. (63-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Sin Srtcf an Den ltc6cn 8utt.

0rrd Gin Gcrieben ipltr0c elmer
Game in 2ipcrpool cin @ricf 5ugcs
ltcllt, Der bon einem YoIt : Meiicn
nit Dem Sernlcrf ng8cgcn unQcnii-
GENDER NbrcIic mt6cltelIbor" pcrieben
lporOcn luar. Son ungefuger Suro
gcI6riebcr, lnlltetc Die Ioreiic: yMr
ben Iicbcn Scrrgott I'M &immel!"
Snlicgcno por Gin fleineS 9lott $50
pier, oltf Dem gci6riebcn iton0: Sic.
Der @ott, mod mciuc orrle Wllttcr
gciltno. Sic beiBt MrS. - lu1o
rpobnt III Ser S%untin0ton s @oiie."
Der Vrief mar bon Dem ie1siGbrigen
So6ter6en Der franfen Strait obne
ToripiIen oeriel6en geidrieben ltno
o%llfgcgcben luoroen. Die Dame Iteate
NohforIdltngen on uno eS 3eiote
ltdl, 0aB Die Wtlttter 6es &inoeS enc
orne IN 9totb Observation-Disclosures mar.
9o5u gelelte iid &ronfbeit uno sic
Ntotb por am bo6lten geltiegerL oils
Die 8riefempfangerin ais rettenoer
Gngel eridien. Gin 9(r5t pllroe &c.
bolt, filr allies 6eblenbe geiorgt uno
Die ornc 6rol, Die auBer @efobr lit,
miro nt6t iuieoer at 9(rbeitsntongc(
uro ul1ter Sutgerlobnen 81 leibeu
Dobcn. Der riibrcnoc &i~noergloltbe
bot oa gebolfen.
Mnm(nnhts tiirEiid,r MGher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
g(nuo Waric Smbn.

Gs iturb an 81. 5ebrunr 1907 Mnna Miarie
I'M Sitter bon so Sabrcr. Sic NeerbieIn9 fin
oct Montag, ben %. 5ebrunr. s ll6r Wioreens,
bon iDrer lebtcn gSobnlirG, nerIingertc @afterlls
stneiuie, geGeniiber bon QaD sGieip, aus ttntt,
llrtb oaitt ran Der sol. 9er8sairde, no UNI 8
llbr cine Reanienla0ohueffe fir oas Sell ibrer
SeeIe ~celebrirt miro. NeripaHbte uno 6reuloc
Der 5an1iIte iiro dd.lngSoou eit9elnberl, bet6u'
mobI1cu. (54-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Mniinn &. Senbcrt.

IS iiarb am 81. 6ebruar 1907 Nofino a..
Seubcrt, geIiebte Saith bon G~briitt1n Sells
bert. inn Stltcr bon 81 S1brcil 10 Wioilatetl ltrlo
IA 3d9en. Sic 9ecrbieun9 iinoet hcllte, Spnn'
tng, giadmittdeS I'M 3 lbr. bonn 3ranerbauie
9r. 1920, Seberals@Slacc, aus itatt, Serlun1los
ie urb 6reltnoe itno a6ttngsopl ein1elaoell,
hcrieIhcn hciiIlpphnel. lD5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Srouf 81. Edfutttcr.

IS Ilnrb am %. 5cbriiar 1907 in feiuer lebs
ten gSobnllue, pr. 715. NSefts@ermunsStraB
Nrant ". aGinttcr, dIteitcr Subn bon Rnrbayn
uno oes neriiorbenen Suitan Sflutler, I'M 81.
Supre lcine5 Iebens. Slc 3cit Der Scerotalng
pirn fpGtcr arQe3ci1t. (55)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Ginil Wrnir

IS fiurb am %. 5ebrllur 1907 Gmil Sraic,
gcIiebtcr @aite bon gluauitn Braic, I'M 40. Sab
re ieilleS 2ebens. Die 9eerbigrn9 ftnoet Sicn'
itag, ben 20. Sebrnar, ? llbr Nadmit des, bon
itersSiraBe, ans iintt. @cifetltlg auf Der .ltt.
GQrmclsScmcter0. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Snhn Nnnd.

IS itarh am %. 8cbrlar 1907 in feincr
Ssobnune, DR.. 1910, 5airmountsstp cuue. Sobn
2ang, ~gcIiebtcr @atte Der reritorbeueH Sopbiu
Gang. Die 3eit Der @eerbigune pirb ipdtcr
anGe5eigL. GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
S"crinmmlnngs

,Ypininm aefcr Sanucrcin."
Snbresberian1mliin9 lno NeamtenipabG ant
Wfuntan, ben 20. Scbriiur, glbeloS nm s llbr,
III @eilrO SouIonp'S Gpfal. Ode QonIbaros litb
3reberid. Gtrabe. ellie WiitgIieber iino eriidt,
gu erfdcincr.
OBJ N, yG. oults. Cpfrpt1r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
GtapItrt 1880.

Gaiie snr Mciie in's Mnslanb &c.
!!orst 6. Maimc, Mr. 413, Df-8aIti.
uiprc-S trake nabc goitnmbunie-Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

&oulanb's tiirfiidr SGbcr,
Ganitablr. @ebaabe, Vuitantt seseu. etets pifen.
tNuQ22-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Baltimore EcmctcrO.

0irean: Srnnflin.gIbg, Baltimore. u. Nortbitr.
8eardbniBpIdse 5unl @erfauf bon SOS an,
nit Marmorpfoftem ab9e9ren5t $35 BIat filr
bier @rdber. Greie Bcnibrtg Der 9apeue fir
Irduergpttesbienfte. CSint10,fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Der 9entfde Correspondent

@rImditsft6rcr 6, q. 6rin5, gGobniuo:
6. & z. 12t u QSaIbroof.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-25

Of six. seven or eight years aad oae
essctlon wouid entirely remove the
temptation 80 make appointments
and formulate policies for the po-
il,iesl strength that mas be derived
for sunsequeu; campaign
Al the prcsen, time. the third
terra movement Is largely ia the
hands ~ tae Federal office holders.
These have personal interest 10
Mr. Roosevelt reelection because
thsy desire % continue 90 office
They control FOR me most part The
machinery 81 the republican parts
ard Il apw begins "a look a. though
they would be successful tea bring
ing about his uomlnaes n Is
said that Instructions are now going
out from washington 10 these geu-
tlemen TO cease sheir thlrd-icrm ar-
tiyity. OF At least 20 modify f. "a the
exent Of declining go permit them
SELVES 20 be- chosen as delegates pn-
der instructions TO vote for 'te pres
ldouts denomination.
That he small matter. lnstruc-
lions or no Instructions. these office
holders will be present az the con
vention and they are going 70 BE-
heard from. We have just The Sit
uatluu that the one-terni theory
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". 4. OWNBN City Editor
Residence Phone. Bell No. 2SeD
JUSTICE BREWER ON I;DoSE-
WELT

While there will Doe some 90 ques-
ton the propriery of Mr. Justice
Brewers criticism Of Mr. Roosevelt,
there can be no doubt that the
learned jurist IS a man who exercises
tAe right OF freedom of speech
with courage. ~ IS rather unusual
for a supreme court Justice go crtl-
else the president Boa "a public speech
and it would be extraordinary for
the president Geo sutleise supreme
eour, Justice. but Justice Brewer b.
"A vigorous fhiukeg upon questions
lying CLOSE 200 the Iifs of fhe Amer.
can p-opl, and he ls accustomed 'a
saving shat Pc -hiUEs ieHer. these
words are ao.na fo attract attention
ftrouahout fHe euuuf..
THE suega,.. ut u8a sfF"uH'H
prs-ldsu. alal.ae Uid-sataesk E.f.
tt, American people would rH' HHv
ts before ss uf poo WIs.naI plHtH
laa uf tr. .aas..ss IHaI lrsftet .H
constitution a..t H .It.. T."
prescribed . ....Jra.. ...m
...... ...H eHH prohibition
l.e..elaa r IHt lliEusH' I'd
af .srI p rn sua.s .r.w "A.
sraaar .r.n .H.t H..Iatnn as.
F.ss.r
HtHf M .Hr ".t#u"
rat rt.. .eH.f.I
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SONS OF PEASANTS.
Some Frcnchmcu of Humble Birth
Who Rose to EmiucnCc.

Some time since | picked mp in
Paris q curious little book by Al
phouse Karr called "Histore des
Paysaus Uustres, Plutarque des
Campagnes. " 1N&N. Among the num-
Der of peasants OF workmen's sons
attaining fame. or local celebrity,
figure Fletcher. perhaps best known
To- English readers hy his Grand
! jours d'Auvergne', Ney. 'le brave
des braves. Amyot, the translator OF +
plutarch; Hoche. the pacifactor of F.
lie Veudence Ramus. mathematician /
and philosopher. victim OF 81. Bar +
tholomew: Palsy. the great pot
tier. who narrowly escaped similar
fate. The sayant Nabillon, Marmon-
tel. the author of Belisaire, ana
friend NJ Voltai.r, Chaptal the
lereat chemist and discoyercg. who
vas summoned uy the convention POO
4, supply OBJ, arms with suupoVdrr.
tud did 300. IapIgrr. 'ns uueirioHs
lphysio.f these m.gf tu'e. tut. f
, rUt peasants -uHs. sII uE 'Hsw H''r
af humbf, uUEir Nud 10 trHHH-f
. Eafr. iuf,rs.iIus fHsus Ns.r
t lHuasHr 1850 .H l1f. us .H..".
. would Hs sa.. Il add fH, sI#Itr..
81 IaH. m Fr.H.H H..Ha HH...
30. asH. F.. HH m. ...H...... "'
|UHH H. rH.. .f .H. tH.. " 'OH
Hne. 4. .# .... ..H.shar HuH
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The Hollingsworth Twins are at
the head Of their own dramatic com
pany of fourteen people and viii
commence a three nights engage
ment at Shelton's opera house Thurs
day. November 2Sth. The opening
play is a beautiful story of Louisiana
"a play Of the south OF today, en-
titled Under Southern Moss
Maude Hollingsworth has the part
Of Bianco, the sweet singer of the
streets and Myrtle plays Picayune,
New Orleans newsboy, supported
by the entire company.
, Under Southern Moss" at Shell
toms opera house, Thursday, Nov
%.
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GIVE THANKS
IL the Plumbing In your house Il Ia
perfect order nu, II IL IL old OF
imperfect have II attended 20 81 once
Poor Plumbing enTiches the doctors.
Let US repair your Plumbing or re-.
place III with modern
rHuRstGHLY SANITARY
PLUMBING
that will last for years Get our
estimate before having any Plumb
Ing done.
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office as mail matter of the second
class. :
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SUBS c r p T n r A T E S
One Month ......> oo
Six Months Gin advance) 49,. 40
One Year Tin advance) ..... 500
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Peak, Jones & Bass has
this day been dissolved, George
Peak retiring. The firm will hence
forth be known as Jones & Bass
who solicit your painting and pa
perhanging. New phone IS.
/ FELIX JONES,
/ LUTHER BASS.
Waxahachie. Texas Nov 10. 1907.
32Ope
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10 500 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. Ii weighs TO S ounces more
to the pint than others, wears lon
ser. and gives a gloss equal To new
work. Sold by Waxahaehie Lumber
co. n
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Obituaries, resolutions OF respect,
cards of thanks-all matter not
NEW -will be charged for at the
rate OF 5 cents per line. Poetry at
double price.
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viii wear as long as DeVoe 5. NO
others are as heavy bodied because
Devoe's weigh to ounces more
70 the pint. Sold by Waxanach1e
Lumber Co. u
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JUST \ FEW SMILES.

Miss Jimpson," said Mr.. Slayer !
in trembling tones, "will-wiil you |
marry NEE Dare ! hope '-
Mr.. Slayer" answered the young
lady in "a matter of fact way. do
YOU suppose ia have let you keep
coming around here three times a
week and boring me half to death MS
YOU have for the last three months
il Z hadn't intended TO marry YOU
IL must confess growls the dis
satisfied tourist. that cant see
why so many people want TO come
here. no scenery. 800 amusements, no
good things 20 eat absolutely mo-
attractions
All. siguor." said the iuukeeper
-l,, COME because We ave zc sr-ran
label 20 stick on ze luggage"
Old Lawyer Yes. IT'S. I'm Iu td
. yor ~ women jurors. 10 We had Wpm
b sn t, t.S up the serdiots fhers ~oab
. boz au more dissgr-emeuts or dead
p iu,ks
Youus kJorIsF How dp s"
FOL umlr tnaf CUTE
1 ud taafe. a. CHAT would H
81 r..s.a. m ssr Ig..s t,.iN
u.aG H. Lob tud a urssgauys
d.. |tr. ...-. comm .Yu..In.rE ID H..a..
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f. 5. CRONk co.


NachInfsts and Plumbers.
Dealers In MIL Gin, Plumbing and
Water Supplies. Metal and Genasco
Roofing. etc.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-01
Estray Notice.
oalisnts Nevada.

CAlisnte Nevada.
N... December 1906.
NGuce 10 hsreAy given that there came to an,
ranch on o. about June iisoe an estray. on. ~
msre branded J. Z. combined with Quarter circle
ms owner Of which can haveit BY proy;De nrsn~
49, nesnE ehssxes. This animal being aulv
r'e0'Oeo and Advertised according to law.
RYAN BROS
oa.mpsx~,. Sso..., taae-A-<r -
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Calamity Missed
by a Hair

By hairs breadth Tonopah
was saved from a calamity which
would have involved the lives of
hundreds of citizens and visitors
Saturday afternoon. Just as the
visiting legislators and their
friends were arriving at the side
walk was thronged with citizens
Welcoming the incoming host. a
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-01

During the discussion of the
Nye County olll there were
several speeches relative to the
constitutionality of the bills
which among ether things pro-
vides that the salary for the
county commissioners shall be
$1,000 a month. The statutes on
the subject, according to AS
Semblyman Williams, declares
that a salary as large as the one
named cannot be paid in a county
where the vote cast is not larger
than that cast in Nye county.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-01
Open For Bids.

10000 foot polls not small
Ter than 6 in tops pealed.
loops foot polls not small
Ter than 6 in tops pealed.
10000 foot pools to be
delivered in Phoebe.
10000 foot polls to be
delivered in Caliente
700 polls are to be destrib-
uted between Caliente and
Phoebe It's feet apart
All bids must be in not
later than Jan 18th and
polls must be distributed by
April 18th.
Mail bids to B S Num-
Phoebe Nevada
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-01
NJ A. NO. 1885.
Notice of Application
for Patent.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Carson City Nevada: Sept, Il. 1906
Notice Is hereby given, that IN nnra,.nna =,
tne act q Congress approved May 10th. 1872 ana
OF the act OF Congress. entitled AN Act Extend.
ing the Mining Laws to Saline Lands. apnrovad
January Slst. 1901. A. J. Bell whose nostofsc.
address Is Soldiers Home. Los Angeles Co,rt,
California. r. X. Morgan and N. L, shoe, No..
postofnce address Is Ventura. Ventura County
oalifornia, Anna Neel and W. r. McConigla
whose postonce address Is Los Angeles. California
n m' rleisher. whose post office address il Santa
Faula. Ventura County. California and ] q
roland. whose postaffce address is Llano Tsxss
Dy and through their duly authorized agent
Lew Syphus. who resides and whose most os6cs
sddress Is at Panaoa. Lincoln County. Nevada
nave made application for mineral natsnt for
me salvation Salt Placer Mining claim. s;t,,ats
n y Thomas Mining District. in LincoIn
Sounty' vada.and comprising the south west
ousrter OF the south east quarter If the south
eAst quarter. and the south half of the south
west quarter OF the south east quarter az sert;o-
"a and the west half of the north east ousrt"r
and the west half Of the north east ouarter =,
me north east quarter and the north east Quarts
Q. the north westquarteF Of the seatA east
Of section ". all In Township II SsutA of Rangs
" East. u. d. NJ. and which said auhaivi.ior, ~
saAd sections include ell Of Minsral Survey Ne "a
iaIS acres. situate in the west half al
INC north east quarter Of said section "a ana
knowa as the South Division Mormon La,e'',
sno Aiso the whole Of Mineral Survey Ne a.
- 49, H.N acres. situate In the north hall
OF the north east quarter Of said aect;on ~ 80
N me south half Of the south east ouartsr !,
ssad section q. and known a. North Dlv,,,s.
sermon Lode. all Of said land for VIVA -
ptcation for patent is made a. aforesaid co.ssi.-
iss leo acres. and beiHs surveyed public land ~
the Unitsd States.
Lns naaess Il aa3elnin9 claims are the
LOUIS COIN
Hagistsr
-'~'s - asss DssaA.i,1. esDG a1se 1906.