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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-09-20
Sleep Aud Death,

The phenomenon called sleep may be
summed up in the following PROPOSE
lions, says Il writer in the Cusmopolitun:
tlrst-Slcep 10 temporary death OF
the functions Of the sensitive system,
due to exhaustion b! f~l'iguc.
Secondly This death is temporary
because tl!e vital -!st'm continues to
perform its ~flTc'Iun during sleep and
restores thr Scu-itiNr organs Ia their
normal condition.
For onr purpose death may he co.,
siderrd undo: the :hrcn heRds--natural
ieatb, suddeA death and death from
disease. Natural death is death from
old age. 1t differs from natural sleep
only IN degree.
The gradual loss OF sensibility by the
sensitive organs which precedes sIcep
now takes place ID the vital system, and
all the organs pass inio permanent sleep
together. There can be no pain pre-
cedlng or mt the moment OF such a
death, my more than there is pain pre-
ceding or at the moment OF passing into
temporary sleep.
Sudden death may he defined ms
death due to a sudden injury from with
out or within the body sufficient to
destroy Mt once all irritability OF both
the sensitive and vital eystems. II re-
quiree no argument to prove that h
person who is suddenly stricken dead
can suffer no pain. Tho element Of
time must be present in order to suffer
physical pain, and in the sudden death
OF n person the element OF time is all.
sent.
We cotnc now to consider the third
and by far the most frequent form ~
death-namely, death from disease.
IA soon ~ disease is established DIV.
ing begins, which is but q more rapid
than natural ccasing Of all s%ensibiIities
accompanied with more or less suffering,
according to the cause which produces
it. This dying and suffering, chilled
disease unjust terminate eithe in so called
death, which is iDssnsibility TO il, or in
recovery, Which is removal OF the cause
OF it. But in MY event the suffering
has been endured, no matter whether
the tina termination is death or 70.
covery.
No one Is conscious OF or can call the
moment he passee from waking into
natural or temporary sleep, NJr shall
we, by n supreme egony" or in any
other way, no conscious of passing into
permanent; slccp.
Beng born and dying nrc the two
most important physiological events in
tie life history Of our bodice, and wc
ehall know no moro nboui tho latter
event Mt the time II occurs than we did
about tho former.
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Application No. Gus.
S"tic" "f Application for r.rmIs.ion In
Appropriated Public Water. Of
III" STATE Of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that Oh tho 9Th day o,
August, lvJ'. in accordance with Section ii
XVIII, OF the Statutes OF IvU7. on.
National Development Co. Atlas block, OF Sal,
Lake CITY, County OF Salt Lake ana State O,
Utah, made application TO the State Engineer
OF Nc'ada for permission TO appropriate the
public waters OF this state OF Nevada. Such
appropriation Is 10 bc made from Egau Creek
Ruby Mis,, Elko Co, At points ut junction Of
Nor'A and south FORKS OF Creek, by means OF
JAN and - cubic feet per second ls To- be con.
vcyrd TO points n" feet up strcAm from poln,
where stream crosses western boundary Of The
Hank ms Ranch In y 1T. - y. Il. 50 r.. MD.
b% M'. oy means Of dam and pipe line and,hrrc
USED Tor generation electric power. Water 70
he returned 70 SirGaTn:at point OF generation OF
power.
Date Of first publication August 23rd, iyT;.
Date Of last publication. Sept. e7;h. iyp,.
signed; FnASK Il. NICHOLAS
State Engineer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-09-20
"A SOO-POUND CLAIM"

The latest organ OF reaction to speak
q good word for Secretary Taft is the
Philadelphia Ledger. Tho Ledger likes
the pro-consll because he Is athe nntith-
esis OF Roosevelt" For the came reason
the Interests" look iavorably upon him.
He MAY p~onderously indorse some OF
the Roosevelt policies, as he Inns done,
but his temperament, his eympathies,
his bent OF mind, are far from Roose-
Y%eltian, and these, in Il crisis, are waat
count.
Manifestly corporations that are resist
ing effective federal control are 4dee-
lighted" when Taft, though proclaiming
himself a strict controller" opposes the
the federal license plan advocated by
both Bryan and Roosevelt TINT would
make such control Of real and perman-
ent value.
Mauifestly .he representatives OF
plutocratic fortunes that look with
alarm OIL the income and inheritance
tax ideas will snuggle close to the candi-
date who would resort to such taxes
only iu case Of extreme necessity.
Even the beneficiaries Of the robber
DIngIey schedules may look with com
placency on u demand" for tariff revi-
zion that is conditioned first on congress
finding such revision advisable, and
second on the entire republican party
being in favor of it!
So il ia not strange that the Phila-
delphia Ledger congratulates itself on
the Tact that If Taft at.ains The presi-
dency he viii DO n far different sort OF
ruler than Roosevelt"
II is not strange that the Ledger
should gladly proclaim that, with Taft
president, mo longer will we have the
crat."
1t is not strange that the Ledger
ahould look forward, with eager anticipa
iiou, to the time when, with Taft for
president, 4there will be decided calm
in the executive mansion; n largo 300
pound calm; not obese, but amply pro-
%portioned, and enough to go roInd.'
"a decided calm in the executive
mansion is what a great many law.
breakers and trust criminals are pray
Ing Tor. "a large, 300. pound calm"
would cult them to n tee witty. And go
lie Taft boom ia growing in the "most
respectable" circIes.-OmahR World
Herald.
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Notice OF Application for Permission TO
Appropriate the Public Waters OF
thc Skote OF Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th DAY oil
June, 1907, In accordance with Section %
Chapter XVIII, OF the Statutes OF 1913, one
National Development company Of Salt Lake
City, County Of Salt Lake and State OF
Utah made application to the State Engineer
OF Nevada for permission 10 appropriate the
public waters OF the State Of Nevada. Such
appropriation is TO be made from Overland
Greek, Ruby Mountain Range, Elko Co, NJ
points y IS degrees, 80 minutes ls seconds w,
I3,2Ss.2 It. from the center Of Sec. 81, I. 50 N,
Il. 50 T.. by means of a dam and 10 cubic feet
per second IS TO be conveyed to points y. . de-
grees W. 6,9s3.si feet from center OF said Sec.
80 by means OF a pipe and there used for pow.
or.
Date OF first publication September 9th, 1897.
Date OF last publication, October ith. 1927.
Signed: +. X. NICHOLAS,
Acting State Engineer.
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Application No. COS.
Notice Of Application for PermI.slo, o.,
Appropriate Tn. Public Wsi.r. .t
The State OF Nevada.

Notice Is hereby given that on the 9Th dar ~
August. lgl7, IN accordance with Section .,
Chapter XVIII, OF the Statutes OF 1907. ops
National Development Company, Atlas Bloc.
otS"it Lake City. County OF Salt Lake and
state OF Utah. made application TO the STATE
Engineer Of Nevada for permission TO app,n.
PIRATE the public waters OF the state OF Nevada.
Such Appropriation is to be made from Iu,,s
Creek, Ruby Mts., E!ko County, Ut points 81,
Junction OF North and South Forks OF Crcei. bv
means OF dam, and ~ cubic feet per second {,
to be conveyed To points 1000 feet up stream
from point where stream crosses Weston
boundary Of ranch OF l., Lutts In $. l T, 81 n
X. 20 T.. NJ. ID B. NJ, by means OF dam ana
pipe line. and there used generation electric
power. Water 10 be returned to stream a,
point OF generation OF power.
Date OF first publication. August a3ri. 1907.
Date Of last publication. Sept. 9Th. 1907.
Signed: FRANK X. SICunI
state Engineer.
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Grazing Regulations Upheld in South Dakota.

Inc following from a bulletin issued
by the Forest service is Of iupor,apce
I" people, living adjacent to the forest
reserves, who trespass on the ranges Of
the reser YES:
The fourth important case won by the
government upon the question whether
II is a crime to violate the regulations Of
the Secretary OF Agriculture has Just
been decided in the United States Dis
trict Court, held at Deadwood, South
Dakota where Robert b. Bale was
found guilty Of grazing trespass OH
the Black Hills National Forest and
lined 500 aud costs. MIR. Bale at once
paid the tiue and was Released.
The defendant is "a stock owner resid-
'ng south OF Rapid City and has been
grazing about | 0 head OF cattle IN and
adjacent to the Black Hills National
Forest for sone years. When the range
IN the National Forest was put under
ADMINISTRATION III 1896 and the grazing
tee system introduced, Mr.. Bale refused
to secure agraziug permit or to remove
his stock from the forest.
After repeated efforts on tho part
Ut the local forest officers to persuade
MIR. Bale to remove the stock, he was
finally arrested md in August, 1906, was
indicted by the United States Grand
jury at Deadwood. Tho trial Of the case
was delayed over two terms Of court by
nm effort to have the case Tried at Dead
wood instead of Sioux 'nIls and the
case was not presented 10 me ilry until
September 1. Tho Court was prompt
III ovcrrull'ng the Defendants demurrer
attacking the constiiutlonality of .he
grazing regulations and in reaching Il
decision the jury wRs only out fifteen
minutes.
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~AsNEsAMENT NO 1.


Principal place Of business. Elko, EIko County,
Nevada. General once outside Of Nevada ,
III Atlas Block. Salt Lake City Utah. l. o
cation Of mines, Fairviow mining District
Churchill County, Nevada.
Hotlcc Is hereby given that ut meeting Of
tue hoard Of directors Of tho Nevada. FairyIew
Mining Company held on tho nth day Of Aug.
gust IVp'' Assessment No. I Of two (2c) cents
per share was levied upon tho capital stock Of
IN" corporation, issued and outstanding. pay.
"oio Immediately TO tho Secretary at tho ONCE
Of the company, sii Atlas Block. Salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid ON Monday tho 2srJ day o
1877. viii bn delinquent and advcr
'i''d Tor sale at public auction, and unless
Payment Is made before. viii bo sold on Mon
uny' tho gath dizzy Of October, 1901. Mt I O'Clock
T. Mat The cOrnpnny's once. All Atlas block,
S"'t Lake City, Utah. to pny tho Delinquent
thereon, together with tho cost of
and expense of sale.
GIDEON SNYDER,
Secretary.
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He has been shown the necessity
of great campaign contributions next
year to ofrset the damage he has done,
and there are hopes that his loss Of 20
Gtical prestige may cause him to hp-
preciate the serioueness Of his methods
and cause at least a modification Of
them 1t will DO interesting to note
what effect this political pressure will
have in forcing common sense at the
White House.
viii the money power and the irenzied
tinanciers be able to ioreclose their
mortgage ON the White House?-EI-
change.
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WOat jap

After the Japanese haze appropriated
the civilization which the western world
has evolved ut the cost OF so much sui-
ferinR, they Will not be content. They
plan to make China, like Kore, economi.
caly dependent upon themselves.
Japan means to be u big military
power. She is building hugo shipe,
buying great guns, fitting out her cav
airy with real horsee, training every
mar in the art Of war, putting her
finances on n sure footing, making Of
~fensive and defensive treaties with Eu-
ropean natiors, and carefully cultivat-
ing a lighting seii.coreciousness. The
elder statesmen may not wan war yet,
but the average modern" Japanese is a
lingo.
While japanese visitors make diplo-
matte speeches anu scatter diplomatic
smiles, the japanese government is
planning for war.
a young nation with a big military
establishment is like u boy with IA new
air rifle. 1t wants to kin something.
And whom does she eXpec, to fight?
Certainly not the republics OF South
America; certainly not China, now that
Korea has been made mn ohje t lesson
OF Aeia's future. She has treaties with
France and England. Possibly the
Russians may seek revenge, but Russia
has trouble Of her OWL, and is not
likely to be very aggressive.
There are Germany and the United
States--and the Philippines belong Ia
the United States.
War Will, the United States may not
COME for five yenrs or for ten years.
II mny never come. But unless all
sigrs fail, it is a part Of Japan's pro-
gram.
This may seem absurd to Americana,
to whom Japan is little more thar Il
sort OF International curiosity. We
wish it were AZ improbabable as it
seems. War ID an accused apacL ronism;
but until VIZ either abandon or pro.
perly garrison tho Philippines we must
fight when ~the elder statesmen" choose.
For japan can take the Philippe es any
day she wants to.-IGe World Today.
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Wooing Sleep.

y haggard looking man strollcd into a
downtown drug store the other day and
asked the druggist for help. lie said he
hhc trouble in getting sleep when he re-
tired. No matter how sleepy he might
be during The day, or how much sleep
he might have lost, the moment his
e Il touched the pillow he was wide
awake, md lag thus for several hours.
Once asIeep he was hard To- waken, but
he haG to ne up at IA certain hour, and
IN consequence of his peculiar ailliction
ne was losing more steep than he could
stand Tie drug clerk regarded him
qnizically n few momcuIs and ,neu re-.
piled:
MY dear mIin you don't want mcdi-
cine. What yor want is something To
change the trend Of our though,s. DO
AS a friend 81 mI1c dill. flo wns
troubled the same way and found that
he old 10 ks plan Of i'Gpginmg sheep
passipg Il barrier and counting them
was ont o! datc. So ne began trying to
narne all tie states in tie union.
~tie soon got them so ne could c~Iassiiy
chem alphabetically. Theu, when they
no longer Interested him, ne started on
the counties Of the state. He now has
them at his tongues enA, classified up
t" the fourth letter, Nov he in starting
on state capitals and their ~Iocatiors;
then he will Il k up county seats. \
moments .iance at N atlas during the
day shows him when lie is wrong, and
the beauty Of the plan is that hG rarely
has to think along these lines longer
than ten minutes before he is sound
asleep. To make it short, the study OF
geography Is a good narcotic .-Phila.
dclphia Record.
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THAT WHITE HOUSE MORTGAGE.

There is no doubt that when the Wall
st .eet intereste, the frenzied tinanciers
aud the m~onopolists who control the
tariff projected trusts to finance the
Roosevelt campaign in 1901, they were
promised that, NJ least the administra-
iim would not hurt the good trusts and
corporations, Of which we were assur ed
thu 20 were many. In fact, Senator
Knox OF Penryslvania, while he WAS in
the cabineDt gave public assurance thu,
the Roosevelt administration "Sould not
run amuck." That assurance, never de
nicd by the president, led to libernI
campaign contributions by the corpora
ito! 3. That some OF these ardent re-.
pu Ilicaus tinahcicr should feel that
they have been deceived was to have
been expected md that thoy are now H.
thu depths Of despair is not wonderful.
Ono OF the largest commission houses
in New York, who is vouchcd Tor by the
Journal OF Commerce as having republic
IN sympatbics, says In their last com
municati0n to tEeir customers. "Ile
great throbbing life Of business has been
stabbed In the vitals. Can the o,h, r
par 8 survival? a r%cassuring statement
from the president tint ~ott-cxpocted will
Of The wisp Of Wall street, can have little
weight nov, the varying character Of his
utterances In the past have been Of such
contradictory nature Tint what he might
Guy again would be Intellectual IL is
the Uncertainty OF what il To come next
from an administration infected with de-
luslons and warped by political con-
CELEBRATION, the predetermined ability 81
the federal Rovoroment to now control
the obstructive and anarobistIc Tor Gee il
has rot loose, That makes tho outlook
gloomy. II is time for business men 10
unite in conference sod action to fOr.e
common sense ut the White House.
10 The same Issue OF the Journal OF
Com nerce, tho Wall street iirm Of
Carpenter. Baggot & 10, tells its custo:
mers that the president aud "a weak nj
torne. general, who delighted in soe,ng
bie NJ me In print, and who ehould mover
have been In the cabinent, have done
moro breaking down 10 confidence, and
o injury TO busiDfss thnp can be
repaired IN a year or more THIS hrin
then lets the political cat out OF tho re-
publican bag Ivy declaring that: "a
malober OF tho Republican National
Comui lite elle us that political pressure
which 10 the only competent pressure
g being brought to bear on the presi-
and no is Offering; in fact is scared
u HE havoc and the wanc OF his popu-
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Application No. $40.
Notice % Application FOR Termination ia In
Propriate the rubIIe Matters Of the
state of Nevada.

Notice Is hereby given that ON the 18Th day
OF August. 1907, in accordance with Section
20 Chapter XVIII. OF the Statutes Of 1901. ono
National Development Co, Of Salt Lake CI,y
county Of Salt Lake AMI State OF Utah. made
application to The State Engineer OF Nevada
Tor permission to appropriate the public waters
OF me state OF Nevada. Such appropriation
Is TO h' mIdc from Pole Canyon Creek. Ruby
Mountains, Err Co ut po!nis at Junction OF
East aud West Forks OF Sironm. by means o, "A
ham' and - cutie feet per second Is TO 10 con.
'eycd to points ~ foot up stream from point
"h'rc stream Crosses Northern houndry OF Vim
'i'Ith Ranch, hy mians OF dam and pipe liua
ana there used for generation OF electric powrr
water I" ho returned TO stream Mt point " gcu
cratiun Of power.
DaIo OF hrsi publication August 23rl, 1914.
D"ic OF last publication Sept. gnih, 1901.
Signed FRANK Il. Srcuot,s
State Engineer.
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Application No. Gll.
Application No. CT.
Notice OF Application TOR Permission Z,
Appropriate the Public Water.
Of tn" state Of Nevada.

Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th day OF
August 1877, In accordance with section -
Chapter XVIII OF the Statutes Of 1907. on
National Development Co, Atlas Block, OF Salt
Lake City, County Of Salt Lake aud State Of
C'ah' made application to the State Engineer
OF Nevada for permission to appropriate tho
pubic waters Of the State 81 Nevada. Such
appropriation Is to bc made from Mathew Creek.
or hrSi Creek =. of Overland Creek, Ruby Mrs.
E!Eo Co. ~ points Junction North and South
Forks OF Greek. by means Of dam. and thirty
i've cubic feet per second Is 70 be conveyed 10
points "a Is. up stream from point where
stream crosses W. boundary Of Aiahow Ranch.
hV means OF dam ard pipe line. nnI there used
FEDERATION Electric power. Water to he re-
turned 10 stream at point OF generation bower,
p"tc OF First publication August a3rd 1871.
Date OF last publication, Sept. ath, 1917.
Signed: FRANK Il SIru,,u
State Engineer.
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a1aARNazU
N'''.E UT APPLICATION ron rCRuIssinx
!" Appropriate the rubLc Matters Of
The state 81 Nevada.
t. NICHOLAS.
State Engineer.

,"'''' Is h"r'by given thar on chr Eth. d.,
"i june 1871, IN aac1rdaurn with s.c,rnn o.,
chapter XVIII. Of tbs Statutes Of tn opc NJ,
l,'N"l Development Company ~ san t,np,
'''y' county OF Sal, Lake and state n Ir,,h
mao application to the State Engineer ri, No
'''' ,"f permission to appropriate the pub
VI '"' Si"ir of Ncyiin. such m
r,,L'I'''|" Is !" b" made from over.
iahd Creek Ruby MI, EIko q, =,
y degrees 10 minutes u seconds. q ~i,,o,om
,''h '"o center Of Soc. ~. Z. 30 ". II N -
w means Of - dam nud 49, cubic feet ,rr .oa
"n" - TO hc conveyed to points n. ~ doyrcc.
- minutes - seconds ". lalsg from Tho cnn,o,
"i sHih Sec. ~. by means Of a ditch n,1 ,,,.
ana there used FOR power. "f'
m",' .! nf'i Publication Aug 49,, End. is,7
'' '"S' Publication Scpr. eth. l,u7.
Siruoh:
Acting State ENGINEER
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Application No. Goa.
Application No. Goa.
Malice at Application for PsrmIs.io, a.,
Appropriate the Public Waters or m.
state of Nevada

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th. dnvo nj,
August, 1907. In accordance with seotion ss
chapter VIII OF the Statutes OF 1907 o.
National Development Co. Atlas Block. OF Sal,
Lake City, County OF SILT Luke and State a,
utah' made application to the State Engineer
OF Nevada for permission 10 nppropriat, H.
public waters Of the State OF Neyadn. sr.S
Appropriation is to DO made from overl,rI
Creek, In Ruby MIS-, Elko Co., ut points i've.
land Lake at head OF Overland Creek, by ne,r.
OF dam, and lU cubic feet per second ia 70 ho
conveyed to points s - degrees 20 minutes =
49, III II. from center S. 20 T 81 N. II. 50 Z, NJ
d.. BAN. by means OF Reservoir, dam. ditch ma
Pipe limo. ana there used generation el.c,sI.
power. Water TO DO returned TO stream ~,
point generation electric power.
Date of first publication. August ssrd. iso7
Dateof last publication. Sept. aOth, 1907
signed: FRANK II. NICHOLAS,
State Engineer
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Application No. 600.
Notice of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the public waters
Oi the State OF Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the
9TH day Of August, 1907, in accord
ancc with Section -, Chapter XVIII,
Oi the Statutes OF 1907, one National
Development Company, Of Salt Lake
City, County OF Salt Lake ana State
uf Ut0h, made application e. the
State Engineer OF Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public
waters Of the State Of Nevada, Such
appropriation l. To he made from
Robinson Creek, l;nhy MtS., ElkO
Co. ut points Robinson Lake at head
Of Creek, by means Of u dam, and
scvcnty-iiVc cubic feet per second is
to he conveyed to points 800 feet up
stream from point where stream
crosses western boundary OF Robin
son Ranch, in =. -, T.. ~ y. X. 60 f..
VI. ID. Il x NJ, by mcans OF dam, reese
voir, ditch, ana pipe line, ana there
used for generation Oi electric power.
Water to he returned to stream ut
point OF generation Of power,
Date of first publication, Aug. 30, 'O7.
Date nj last publication, Sept -, '0I.
Signed: FRANK Il. NICHOLAS.
State Engineer.
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In the Suparla,iye Deurce,

Little son, aged seven, whose train
ing has been 81 the most pninstnkipy
and conscientious, rather took away
h9 motiicr'e breath IN describing the
dogs game Of ball. llc ended with:
sand, mother, ropsy caught the bell
in her mouth, and tbeu Just ran like
II -
Like whnt!" cried the stIrllcd
mother.
"W'y, like h, don't you know.
mother?" iDnocently.
no. | don't believe | do. Just llow
is that, denfH' stlc asked family.
well, ] don't know jus what IL
mcans, myself" no confessed, but tie q
whole lot iastcr than 'lickety spiii!'"
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Application No $50.
Notice OF Application for Permission
tn Appropriate the public waters
of the State OF Nevada.

Notice OF Application for Permission
tn Appropriate the public waters
of the State OF Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that OH the
2lst day OF August, 1907, I'm accord
nnce with Section -, Chapter XVIII.
of the statutes OF 1907, one National
Development Co. of Salt Lake City,
County of Salt Lake, and State OF
Utah, made application to the State
Engineer of Nevada for permission
to appropriate the public waters Of
the State of Nevada. Such appro-
priation Is to be made from Gedncy
Creek, Ruby Mts., Elko Co., ut
points ut irnction of y. n =. forks Of
Creek by II of Il dam, and 80 III
bic feet per second is tn lie conveyed
to points about 1000 feet up stream
from point where STREAM crosses w.
boundary ofthe Gcdney ranch in 5. I.
T.30.N. K. 80 EN-. B. DAM. by means
OF Il ditch and pipe line, and there
used Generation Electric power Min
ing and Milling. Water to- be return
ed To stream at point Of generation
OF power.
Date Of first publication Aug. 80, 1907.
Date OF last publication Sept. 81, 1907.
Signed: FRANZ Il. NICHOLAS,
State Engineer.