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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-27
M. A. No. 1902.
Notice of Application for Patent.

M. s. No. 2401.
United States Land once. Carson City,
Nevada, April Is, 1907.
l. Davis of Colorado Springs. Col, by Ed
Willard whose postoff1ce address is Ely.
Nevada, his agent and attorney in fact,
plication for United States patent for
the Loco Mining Claim Lode, as de-
scribed In the official plat and field
the register q the Carson -" City Sf Land I'd
district, at Carson City. Nevada; said
mining claim being situate in Robinson
Nevada, and the notice of location
thereof being recorded in the office of
the county recorder Of said White Pine
The exterior boundaries of said
claim are described in said field notes
with magnetic variation IS degrees
Beginning at corner No. whence the
8; e. cor: Sec. 8, T. 1e N. R. So q. Mt. D.
b and M bears S. S5 degrees minutes
running thence N. 10 degrees AZ min
utes E: 1900 feet to corner No. 2, thence
N. 81 degrees 80 minutes w. Sill feet
minutes W. 1890 feet to e; co &C fe No. Z I,
Lode survey No. S21s bears S. So de-
g 81 SasTees g sss @n1 fss ff
feet to corner No the place of begin
ming
containing zU.66l acres, all OF
which is claimed and applied for and
situated in the S. w. IA of Sec. s
and N. w. Ia of Sec. 8, T. 16 N. r.
SO E.
Adjoining claims are Goodenough
Survey No. 2218 on the south.
direct that this notice be published
the newspaper published the nearest to
said claim, for the period of 10 weeks
LOUIS ]. COLIN, Register.
G. F. Putnam, Attorney for Applicant
First publication April 90: last publica-
ton June 29. 1907.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-27
SWEDISH PRINCES DILEMMA.

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-27
THE DRAGO DOCTRINE.

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-27
SUPPORT THE MAYOR.


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The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

up to the present time. The quality
of the fruit that has been shipped is
fully as good as last year.
A larger acreage has been planted
in strawberries around Miami this
season than ever before, and although
the season has been very dry, the
plants are in fine condition and prom
ise an abundant yield.
The Pinellas Orange Growers As
sociatiOn Will meet on Saturday at
Clearwater Prof f. w. Berger Of
the Florida State University Expert
ment Station, will deliver an address
on the white hy.-New York Produce
News.
At AltemOnte Springs fruit is col
0ring rapidly. Cool weather has has
tened the process. Con siderable green
fruit has already been shipped. The
quality Of the fruit was never as good
as this season.
: Ben Raysor. the well known orange
/ packer Of Ocala. has just returned
from a honeymoon trip in the East.
! Mr.. Raysor has purchased several or
ange crops in his vicinity. and is now
busy packing the fruit.
The first car Of citrus fruit shipped
from St. Petersburg this season was
packed and sent out by the Tampa
( Pay parkiDgy 60 Tho car was loaded
for H. p. Montgomery & Co, and con
signed to Mason, Clark & Co. Of New
York. 1t was started Saturday morn
ing-New York Produce News
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
FROM FERTILE FLORIDA
What is Going on In the Land Of the
Orange and Grapefruit

Some fine pines are being shipped
from Eden.
\ big sweet potato crop is reported
at Electra.
Bean shipments from Tropico are
getting heavier
Only a few oranges are being ship
ped from Indianola,
The larger part Of the Gambler or
ange crop has been gathered and sent
TO market.
More hay has been harvested in
Volusia county this year than in any
three previous years.
s. r. Pyles of Ocala has three acres
OF yams, from which he expects to
harvest /. 600 bushels.
Plant City growers are rejoicing
over a rain last week. 1t was not 50
heavy. but helped vegetation won
derfully.
Wm. 3, Nourse, a prominent truck
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The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Report Of Road Overseer

Mr.. J. 1. Edwards. Com. in Charge Of
Hard Road Work in District one.
Marion County. Florida:
Dear Sir-I wish To submit the fol
lowing a. a report Of work done and
amount expended during tie month Of
November. 1907. have built about
goo wards of road and moved the pris-
oners from the county Jail 10 a camp
located about six miles north OF
Ocala. | am now located near the
lime quarry. but the haul to place of
dump on road is still long. My eX-
penditure for the month has been
S>62 .q6-a little heavier than usual
on account OF a heavy repair bill OF
traction engine in the gear wheels
and building new water tanks, which
1 think will last now for some time.
| have on hand cash 10 the amount
OF 1856. and think that a check foi
5000 more viii meet December pay
roll for free labor.
: Men in camp are comfortably fixed
and all say that they prefer the camp
10 living in the jail.
Respectfully,
". NJ. LCCIUS,
Overseer Hard Roads.
=. Upon motion il was ordered that ;
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Badly Mixed Up

Abraham Brown OF Wintcrton, y.
Y. had a very remarkable experience
He says: doctors got badly mixed M
over me: one said heart disease; two
called II kidney trouble; the fourth
blood poison. and the fifth stomach
and liver trouble: hut none of them
helped ne 50 my wife advised trying
Electric RitteTS, which are restoring
NE To perfect health One bottle did
NE more good than all the five doe
tors prescribed" Guaranteed 70 cure
blood poison. weakness and all
stomach liver and kidney complaints.
by TydinEs & Co. druggists. soc.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Gainesville, Fla.
NOYRmher . 1an-


November ., 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Rufus
F. White Of SparT, Fla. has filed no
uce Of his intention 10 make final five
year proof in support of his claim,
viz: Homestead entry No. 31.245,
made December 2f. 1907. for the east
half OF northeast quarter, section %.
township IL, south, range %. east,
and that said proof viii he made bn-
fore CIork Circuit Court at Ocala.
F'a., on December II 1907.
He names tho following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence up-
on md cultivation of. the land, viz,
Ja""s Harvey of Sparr. Fla.
Ed Vaughn Of SDarr. Fla
Abraham Howell of Sparr. Fla
Joseph Smith of Sparr. F7a.
HENRY s. CHTPB
lis, Register.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Administrators Notice of Final Dis.

charge.
Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day Of August, A, D., 1905. the
undersigned Administrator OF the es-
tate Of Henry T. SpOOner. deceased.
will present to the Hon. Joseph Bell.
County Judge of Marion county. Flor
ida, my final account as administTa-
tor Of said estate.
Stanton, Florida, September 5. 1907
HENRY G. SPOONER.
As administrator OF the estate OF
Henry T. SpOOner. deceased 9-G-fm
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Points in Common


The fate of Sir Gobbler
Is one with the time:
Cut down al his fattest.
His best and his prime.
His life is not yielded
Stern hunger TO safe.
The appetite rather
Is fancy and great,
At plataitudes sounding
He also is hured,
For he. like the nation,
! With chestnuts is stuffed
And then when his glory
And heyday ara fed.
/ An unctuous THANKSGIVING
Above him is said.
-McLandburgh Wilson
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Mr.. Slayden Fakes OF Asheville, n
c.. IS here for the winter, and IS cut
at the old place near the city.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13


p. Guerrani. district -: Phillip Chris
topher. district 3. Joy Drummer. dis
trict 3; J. T. Han. district ,; G. A.
Dennett. district ,: Anderson Morris
districi 3. Charles Perry. district 2;
Hardin Phillips. district 3; Henry
SoarborouEh. district ,: John Sher-
man. district >: Mack +. Williams.
distric1 p. n. H. Milestone. district
!.
And upon the consideration OF the
application 81 the following voters
for restoration and transfer upon said
registration books, ii was ordered
that The said voters be restored aud
The reristnStipn officer be directed TO
rcs,or' Il parties. and issue certii, f.
cate # transfer I'm compliance with
the Law. 10 The following named per
sons. fo-Wii.
J. r. Curry, from district 81 To b;
John Adams from district , to 22.
FLETCHER Cu-tleburry. from district .
90 a1 Isaac Brluarh. from district -
Co e. Ico. Davis. from district to
-. Ransom Ellis. from district . to
4. Nance Ellis. from district to %.
Na-m Floyd. from district 10 b:
Marin F'uyt. from district To 50:
B,ue FIutG from district . % -.
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The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Mrs. Jack Croft Of Tampa is the
guest of her uncle, Capt G. T.
Maughs, and family.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

For SaIe,-Dr, Marean's Liver Pills
made from DR., Marean's private for
mula; have been tested for twenty
five years; purely vegetable. Sent
postpaid on receipt Of price. % cts
box. Address,
Mes. Beatrice Marean,
Is East Belmont 81.
Pensacola. Fla.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.
Land Office at Gainesville, Fla
Nvz--lrul,C- - 100

Department Of the Interior.
Land Office at Gainesville. Fla
November %, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that William
Scott Of kendrick, Fla, has filed no.
tice Of bis intention 10 make final five
year proof in support OF his claim,
viz: Homestead entry No. 1855,
made December 80. 1901. for The
northeast quarter Of southeast quar-
ter. section 33, township Il, south.
range y. east, and that said proof viii
be made before Clerk Circuit Court at
OcaIa, Fla, on January II, 1908.
He names the following Witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation Of, the land,
viz: - d..
Jacob Anderson of Kendrick, Fla.
Alexander Anderson Of keudrick.
Fla.
Charles Anderson of Kendrick, Fla.
". ". Clyatt of Ocala, Fla.
HENRY S. CHCBB.
1875. Register
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS pro
cEEolNGs

CCOntinued from Second PageD
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
HELD on WIFE'S CHARGE
Rich Chicago Mans Son focused Of
CrucltV and DeSertOn.

Mineola Long Island. Dec. 21-Allan Hawkins
Pirie son of a wealthy drygoods merchant Of Chi
cage who is partner in the firm of Carson.
Prize Scott & Co, arrested last night ty
Sheriff Gildersleeve at his home. in Sea Cliff,
warrant issued yesterday by Justice Greenbaum.
OF the Supreme Court. The warrant was sworn
out by Hazel B. Piric wife of the prisoner.
charge of desertion. The young man arrested
last night because Mrs. Pirie said she feared that
her husband would leave the jurisdiction of The
courts of New York before she could begin her
action for separation from him
Pirie was taken to the Nassau County jail here
and locked up in default of s. coo bail. ExAssist-
ant District Attorney John Graham tried TO raise
the money. but unsuccessful and the prisoner
remained in the Jail here all night
Mrs. Pirie says her husband deserted her on
April IS at their home. in Ridge avenue Evanston,
Ill. and that they have since been living apart
They have one child. daughter, HazelGene, four
years old.
She says her husband gets a salary OF $50 a
month from his father, and that he is also in
ceipt OF various other sums from the same source,
which enables him to maintain an automobile and
horses and belong to several well known and fash
ionable clubs. She complains of cruel and inhu-
man treatment" which she says makes ii unsafe
for her TO live with her husband. She alleges that
he has deserted and abandoned her. She says that
in several instances she was chased from her home
by her husband.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
CIVIL SERVICE TRIUMPH.
Philadelphia Ruling on Discharge
"fOr Good of Service"

Philadelphia, Dec. 21.-The Civil Service Reform
Association of Philadelphia a victory to-day
when Judge Wilson, Common Pleas Court
of Harry w. Truitt, superintendent of Rittenhouse
Public Square, who dismissed several weeks
ago The court grants peremptory mandamus
against Mr.. Clay. director of public safety, and
Mayor Reyburn. requiring that Mr.. Truitt be i'm
mediately reinstatcd
The case of the dismissed superintendent has
attracted considerable attention, the friends of
to test the right OF the administration to remove
municipal employees for the good of the service
When Mr.. Truitt dismissed several weeks ago
IL was charged that political motives back OF
It. He asked for explanation, and Director Clay
said he removed for the good of the service
The Civil Service Reform Association took up
the case. an6 William Clark Mason haiaIf OF
the association, went into court and asked for
nandan1us to compel the city officials TO reinstate
Truitt. The decision handed down to-day by Judge
Wilson the result. The judge says in his
opinion:
1T being the purpose Of the statute TO prevent
the summary dismissal OF those who belong to the
classified civil service OF the city, Il Is the duty OF
the court that the reator shall be given the
opportunity and protection which the law in
tended TO furnish him. In judgment TO notify
such person that he is discharged for the better
rnent Of the service is not furnishing him with
written statement Of the for his discharge
within the meaning OF the act"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
To EXHUME WoMAN'S BODY.
Thomas Worth to See If It Is That OF HIS
Sister

Rochester. Dec I.-Thomas worth hro'htf %
Helen Worth the young woman thought 10 Nc
hurried in Mount Hope Cemetery by mistake loF
Misc Jessie Burke, daughter of Mrs Mary BURKE
10 Tro,n street came 10 Rochester to-day 10 nave
.b. nodv exhumed for the purpose Of identihcauoh'
to Chicago for reburia the girls parents hNhg IN
7. ., moves 70 be his sisters body. he will take X
that city
Mr. Worth is not satisfied that the body Is tha'
OF his sister, and is relying on the result "t ''o
disinterment to settle the matter Mrs BURKE lS
,os,tive her daughter. Jessie Burke is ahVe IN
Nev, Orleans but she likewise is deeply interested
I'm developments.
When the body was identified In New YORK an
actor asserted il was Jessie Burke's BODY, put
that of 4 former member of the Buster Brown
Company. lie certain II was Helen "orth
Lnov-n as Mignon Worth and Ella May Burke
When Mrs Mary Burke identified the oody by
three birthmarks on the girls face the actor no
lonper insisted the body that of Helen Worth
THOMAS Worth, Helen Worths brother, is SAID
,o he i. former manager OF d bathing pavilion at
Coney Island
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
NO DEMAND FoR CITY REVENUE BONDS

Controller Herman A. Metz said yesterday tha t
for the last two weeks there had been practically
no market for tho city's revenue bonds II sup
nose it Is because of tight money he said. but
tho fart remains. We have been unable find a
market
J. Pierpont Morgan has an option on s9aonoooo of
the bonds j. T. Morgan Co. purchased S1o0 100000 at
par and the companys option on the $20,0oo,000 Is
at the same price. The Controller said he thought
there would be no change in the money situation
until after the beginning of the year Then" said
he IL hope the financial situation will have cleared
up somewhat and that money viii be easier
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
MR. HIGGINS UPHELD.
Directors of Jczcellers Bank Issue
Statement.

North Attleboro Mass Dec 2i-AIthough no
official statement concerning the extent OF the diff
culties Of the jewellers National Bank CT this
town forthcoming to-day. It generally
understood that the institution is much more
deeply involved than supposed at first It was
estimated last night that the shortage in the
banks accounts would not fall far short OF $3.50 CO.,
and this estimate not lessened to-day.
Practically all OF the manufacturers and Iner-
chants OF North Attleboro and Attleboro Falls are
affected by the suspension OF the bank. II was
feared that of the jcwelry factories might be
forced to suspend operations account of not
having any money with which to pay The employees,
but through the assistance of banks in Providence
and Pawtucket the manufacturers were able 10
meet all payroll demands.
The secret societies and fraternal organizations
generally have been badly crippled financially
through the banks suspension. Among the soci-
cites particularly hard hit is Mirimichi Tribe, the
local lodge of Red Men which had made plans for
the erection its building. shares 10 the value
Of $4,000 having been sold to members. and the
greater part OF the money collected was deposited
At the Jewellers National Bank.
The movements of Cashier Frederick F.. Sergeant
last Tuesday. the day of his death. were being
traced to-day. When the vault opened on
Wednesday morning only about 81 400 in cash was
found.
Receiver Currier still at work on the books
Of the bank to-day. ano il was doubtful when inns
part of his labors would be COMPLETED Plans are
town and Attleboro Falls looking to the establish
ment of a bank.
Under the law regulating the liability OF national
banks the stockholders may be assessed twice me
amount OF their stock. IF this liability law IS en-
forced ii will work great hardship to some OF me
stockholders Much of the stock is held III small
parcels of one and two shares each, and among ue
stockholders are persons in most moderate clrcum-
stances.
Charles O. Mason, of the Mason Box company
of Attleboro Mass. issued statement to-day 1e-
pyng that the closing of their factory was IN any
vav due TO the suspension of the Jewellers Nd
tiopal Bank
The following statement was issued by the iCur
directors of the bank at p. III. to-day:
II has come 10 the knowledge Of the undersgnea e,
directors of the Jewellers National Bank, OF North
Attleboro that certain vicious rumors are beinG
circulated throughout the Aftleboros ana ram
vile thar President A H. Virgins, or New \ orK,
was cogniZant of the condition OF the aHairs IN
the hank and of late cashiers transactions
nrior 10 the deplorable tragedy or Tueseday last
The story is absolutely false IN every particular
and cannot be TOO emphaticaliy denled.
anu JOSEPH L. SWEET.
GEORGE X. WEBSTER,
CHARLES o. MANSON,
FRED Z. STURDY.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
u,ooonpome ORCHESTRA DIMES.

The annual dinner of the Hppodrorne orchestra
NC hold at the YorkviiIe Casino after last night $
performance The members OF the orchestra were
taken from the Hippodrome 10 tne 'asiiio N n ',, %
.,.o;r, coach rsed in The Auto Race
e,,e Manuel Klein. the director presided AT tlie
dinner and on his right was Philip Leniieih OIL
rer;nr of the circus music Among 'he sues's
- ree Shubert J. ]. Shubert. Max Anderson
-, w MacRride all of whom made
a.aaohos Marceline entertained with some Mar
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
e,suop,s REQUESTS TO NEW YORK

Wilmington Del. Dee. 21.-The will of Bishop
co,emsn. of the diocese of Delaware, which was
,,,,i,,aa 10 probate to-day, makes two bequests
=. - General Theological Seminary, New YORK
orr one is of s50o. to be invested until IL
raa.sshes 5000. and then applied as a scholarship
frnd In memory OF the Rev. Dr. Samuel X Jonn-
-, 1r,,a beneficiary student is to be named by
s' -. nr DeIaware The other bequest is his
atrab,e collection of autographs
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
WOMAN 1o6 YEARS OLD DEAD.

BelIefontaine Ohio. Dec. 21.-Mrs. Ann Husizer,
of West Liberty. who celebrated her 1o6th birth
dav last month. died last night. following paraly-
sis She was born in New Jersey. She retained
her faculties until week ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
MO PUBLIC DANCING CHRISTMAS.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribun

IBy Telegraph 20 The Trlpuhe'i
Providence Dec. Elm accordance with cr1-
sade on the part of the cIergymen of the city Of
Woonsocket against the open saloon on Christmas
Dav and against many forms Of secular arnuse-
mont the Board of Aldermen OF that city has
iss,,ed an order prohibiting all dancing III puoic
IN. ON ,ba, aav The boards action has aroused
. t, of ,,ro,est on the part of the French popu-
ration which is fully two-thirds Of the city
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
SAFE ROBBERS WRECK STORE.

Rochester Dec. 2i.-Three robbers broke into the
grain and produce store of c. Fl. Coward, at South
pvrou early this morning, and blew open large
safe wreckng the interior of the store Then they
visited the general store of George Whitaker.
where they stole some boots and shoes. Stealing a
horse and cutter they escaped.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
,ARcHmoNr VICTIMS COAT FOUND.

Woonsocket Rhode Island Dec A'-Aracles
found in a coat pulled up by fishermen OF Watch
ui a few days ago belonged to joseph +. Null
- ~ lNoonsocket who A passenger on the
.aoor rarchmont which went down last Feb
r,,arv Mrs Mulligan made the identification yes
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
.u,uoe,zED TO SELL STEAMER.

Providence Dec I.-An order was ISSUED IN lhe
r-n,,nd States District Court to-day, authorizing
Receiver Hollis Bailey. OF the Enterprise Iranspor-
,a,ion Company, 10 sell the steamer Frank Jones.
1bc company purchased the steamer from the
Maine Central Railroad two years ago
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
VERMONT TOWN HALL DESTROYED.

RutIand Vt Dec. 2.-The town hall and post
office in Centre Rutland destroyed by fire early
to-day. The damage is estimated at ,3o.0oo.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

washington. Dec 21-Chares G. Bancroft, of
Natick Mass has been appointed permanent re-
ceiver of the Jewellers National Bank OF Nortn
Att,ebor., Mass which recently suspended
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
INSANE MAN KILLS THREE.

,.on,.rop Mo- Dec al-AIbert Filley, farmer.
sbot and killed his wife, daughter and brother
tod,v He is supposed to- be insane. o.sicers
have zone to arrest hna
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
TANK OF THE PIES IT WILL MAKEt

t,-ox,;dence Dec 21--Joseph Wilson's place, Psu-
,.. island has produced pumpkin believed TO
he the largest grown in New England II is tfr5e
feet eich. inches in diameter
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
JOSEPH P. McHUGH & co.

HOLIDAY DIRECTORY:
Ground Floor:
LITTLE PEOPLE S FURNITURE
HESTERFIELDS & DAVENPt tRTS :
CUSHIONED WILLOW CH IRIS:
WISE MOTTO BOARDS:
SCREENS--POSTER PICTURES
Floor Above
NORRIS READING CHAIRS
RAGSTYLE BEDSIDE RUGS:
VELVET COUCH CUSHIONS
BUNGALOW TABLE SPREADS:
Floor Below:
THE MISSION FURNITURE
GREAT WILLOW SETTLES
Prompt Chri tina nasDeliveries:
eEest 42d St. At the
Opposite Sign Of the
Publ cLibrary, Popular Shop
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY
ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO ASSIGNMENTS OF
WOMENs WHITE AND BLACK SILK HOSIERY. PLAIN
AND OPENWORK WITH EMBROIDERY
AT $3.50 TO $435
500 TO $3.50 PER BOX OF THREE PAIRS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
A SALE OF TWILLED SILK UMBRELLAS

MEMS AND WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
AT MUCH BELOW PREVAILING PRICES.
TOMORROW QlONDAY). DEC. 23d.
WOMENS HANDKERCE1IEFS
INITIAED MEDALLION EFFECT SIX Csc.
INrTIAIED PLAIN OR PLAID CENTERs Csc.
PLAIN IIEMsTITcHED BOX sIx 85c & $l.l5
MEMS EANDKERCHIEFS
NTIAED PER sx$l.l5
PLAIN H1EMsTITCtED PER SIX. LOO