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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate of Amanda SCOTT. rule 10 show cause is
sued. Attorneys BTaHdenb1rg & BFandenfmFg
Estate d Edward l. Tolson: order 10 employ
counsel. Attorney G. H. Bauman,
Estate Of Frances " Gaeger. order 70 pay fund
into court. Attorney, NJ \. Richardson.
Estate of james e. GsFia; letters Of adEinisiEz-
ton granted u Mason n Richardson; bond. 81 so
Attorney, II. \. Riehsrdson-
Estate II stuart vii admitted to probate
and letters testameatary granted 10 Margaret J.
Buckland bond. 500. At1erney /. B. Lnton.
Estate Of George r. koel; will admitted to pro
bate and letters tesiamenfary granted 20 Salvador
s Richard, bond. s. 90. Attorney J. A. BuFkart.
Estate Of Saliie A. Seaggs VIII admitted 70 pro
bate and letters tsstameulaIy granted 10 Oscar
Luekett; bond, s o01. AttoFneys Carlisle q JOhn-
son.
Estate II John j. FIeeand: letters Of admins
tration granted 70 Lorenzo A. Bailey and Harry
G. Kimball; bond. s. 90. Attorneys, L. :. Bailey
and r. q. KimbaI.
Estate of Anna ~ PsTksi Ki admitted 90 pro-
bate and letters testamentaFy granted to Harold
y. Alexander; bond So0a. Attorney. Il. ID.
Alexander.
Estate of David T. Fullerton: oeder to exchange
stock. Attorney Cfostawaite & Celadsy.
Estate Of Msry 2. Frame. viii admitted to pro
bate and letters testamentaIy granted 20 Florence
/. Cnllamer bond s20,0o1- Attorney C. ]. France.
Estate Of J. G. Leonard Win dated FebHuarg a.
1905 fled
Estate Of jeremiah H. Donovan. petition ioF pro
hate Of vii aled. Au0rneJs ". d, sullivan aud
James A. Tooney.
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VIRGINIA WINS AGAIN.
Charlottesville Team Makes 1t Two
Straight from Columbia.

SPECIAL 20 The WasdingJ0n HefaId.
Charlottesville. Va. April 1.-Vir-
ginia made it two straight from Co
iumbia by taking to-day's game, to
s. The contest was slow and feature
less throughout, due to the cold wind
which blew from the snow-cap pped
Blue Ridge.
Lee who twirled for the New York
ers, pitched a much better game than
did OConnell on Saturday. allowing but
eight hits. Moore was in the box for
Virginia and received poor support
Sawrie. at second. and Hornaker. al
short. having five errors between them.
Dalton and Capt. Walker led with the
stick. and the latter gave clever ex-
hihition of base stealing Virginia plays
LAFAYETTE Tomorrow. Score.
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RoosereIt Praises PoIlar.l.

z. Pollard. Of the First Nebraska dis
trict. has received letter from Presf-
dent Roosevelt thanking him for his
support Of the ship subsidy bill, and
eongratulates other Western Congress
men for taking a broad and patriotic
view of the situation and deprecating
the defeat Of the bill as a serious in
jury 10 the commercial interests OF the
Inited STATES
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Equity Court No. q.

Guy Vs. Gny; divorce vim. mas. granted. Com
pamants collector. Arthur Peter. defendants so
licitUr. D. " Dafdge
Pocock selioer Chemical Company; decree pro
ooHfesso vacated Complainant solicitor. ". T..
Ambruse defendants SOLICITOR Peyton Gordon and
J. G. Adkins
Murphy Va Davis; pro c1nfesso made absolute
certain note and stock ordered sold Bith Charles
j. Frailey T. Walter BTandenb1rg and n Ross
PerE. ir trustees. 10 sell boHd. siaeo9 Com
painants solicitors T. Ross Perry & son: defend
ants solicitors, Worthington. Hesd & FraiIey Il
p Davis. and Brsndeuhurg & Brandeubuag
Alexander IS. Alexander. aiinaony awarded Com
pia1nauts solicitors. e. II. Hemzns and George F.
Collins. defendants solicitor Fountain Peysan.
Assignments for today:
No. 90 Nixon rs BsoRuirr Attorpevs II r
Clmkscalsl and A. W. scstt-E h. Thomas
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to Charles r. BENJAMIN aBd Roger +. Mitchell.
70 scaIre Perpetual Building Association, s. so,
lot g. square 2s8
BFoakland- Pfank H. Toxnes e. ux 70 AFehibald
~ MeIAchen ssd Willen l. Marsh. 70 secure
John Il. Lord. ss.e0l fss seass. per cent. scali-
annually. iot o. block q.
Square sSi-gnhn T. Ferris ct TX. to Nashington
Loan and Trusi Company. 10 serure Eauitsble
Cooperative Isaiiding Association. S ua part
iOt J.
Square 2ss-BernsFd J. Cain 10 Daniel " Baker
and Charles w. Fairfax. to seclge janss 0'lon-
nell $1,000, Eve years, 5 per cent semi-snnHsllg,
part original lot 8
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ROCKVILLE WINNER.
Defeats silver spring Team in the
Opening Game.

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville, Md, April 1.-The baseball
season was inaugurated with a game at
the Fair Grounds between the Rockville
Juniors and the Silver Spring team.
Rockville won by TO .. The weather was
too cold for such sport and the fielding
by both teams was loose.
The Silver Spring boys being the greater
Offenders in this respect, there were,
however, number OF pretty plays. Silver
spring could not bunch their hits while
Roekville's safe drives came at opportuue
times. small crowd witnessed the con-
test. Robertson and Carr, for Rockville,
and Greer O'Clark and c. Mccarthy, for
Silver Spring. We're the batteries Rock
vile made nine hits and I'VE errors and
Silver Spring Eve hits and eight errors.
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nERBERT .. ERANe= saIIeIIe5.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN or THE FILING
Of petition in the supreme CosTt Of the District
ef Columbia on the 18th day of March. 1901, By
Carrie A. Rison and Florence l. Rison. an infant
hs Carrie A. kson, her parent and next friend,
praying decree changing their names respectively
70 that of Carrie 4. Miller and Florence L. Miller
for the reasons set forth IN sid petition. CARRIE
A. RISON. FLORENCE l. RISON, by CARRIE
4. RisoN her paIeRt and next friend 3ils This-
tecnth street northwest. Washington. D. C.
pshfQ x as7
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Damage in GrIscom fire Not Great

Rome April 1.-The damage done to
the Palazzo del Drago. the residence OF
Ambassador Griscom, by the fire which
he discovered in progress when he re-
turned from church yesterday, is not
81 great as was at first supposed. II
is slight. and is limited to the ceiling Of
the ballroom
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'Battsd for Essig in the third

aAis ---------- ---------------- . D 2-l4
NaibTO0k Athletic Club. o 2 0 o. 3
Earned runs-Yale. g. WalbTook. l. Left on bases
Y ale Z; Walbrook s. First base on baiIs-OH
Gushing g. on Essig. 8: on Mackay l. Innings
pitched-B BY Essig. :; by Maekay. s. Hits made-Gn
Essig s; of Mackay. 2. Struck out-By Cushing. z.
by Nackay T. by Essig. l. Home runs-Purneil
camp. Iwe-bsse hits-Chapin. Schlafy. Madden
Hooper. Sacrifice hit-lale Stolen hases-Tale. s:
WalbTook. e Double plsys-Hooper Wilson TO
KRAFT; Essig. Kerr TO Wilson Hit by pitcher
Mackay, Essig Cushing Umpire-Nr Kl1nk
Time Of game hours
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Eauitv suff.

No. 2s9sg Buffalo Specially Company vs. walter
+. Baam injunction and accounting. Complain
ants solicitors. ?. q. Mansfield and l. s. Bacon.
No. 8s3. MARY =. Ingerson Ct al vs.. Julia g.
Angel et al 20 sell real estate. C9mpiziusnts So
citor James Il Hayden.
No. 9954. ChsTies Matthews rs. unknown heirs Of
Poiy Williams et al. 10 quiet title Complainant
solicitor e. III Cfsgin
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Lawsuits.

No. sa322. benjamin. ,. CASEY ". Barber & Ross
appellant; appeal Defendants attorney Bates War
fen.
No. saz3. Margaret Dale Ys Irene shzfer; notes.
$50. Plaintiffs sttorneg T. s. Bailey.
No. 4932s Chsmberlin 4 90. S. John r. Wilson
and James 81. Turner: judgment Of Z. H. Terrell
Justice Of the pace fer $40. Plaintiffs sttorncys
2. A. Jones and George a. shiun.
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Left on bases-Nirglnia, g. Columbia, 3. First base
balls-Oa Moore &: OF Lee g. Struck out-By
Moore. 3; by lee. T. T1Fo-base hits-Dalton Ton
king. Sacrifice hit-Ai00Te. stolen bases-Wslker
a. Ho6 ~. Houaker Cooke W. O'ConneH, Smith.
Double play-sawrie. Honaker 70 johnson. Hit By
pitoher-Thom johnson. Smith. Wild pitch
Moore Passed ban-cocke Umpire-Alr. Hotfuer.
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First base by srTors-Syracuse. &. George Wash
ington !. Left on bases-syFaclse. 10; George
Washington G. First base on baIls-OF Brooks 4;
Of Thomas 2; of Mack. 6. Struck out-By Mack.
z. BY Brooks /; By Carr. ! by Thomas l. Three
base hits-Ryan. Doyle. TFo-base hits-Doyle, Van
AHkeu MorTissey. Stolen bsses-Warnsr, Campbell,
Stevenson, Ryan, Mack. Thayer. sullivan. Double
play-Van Auken and Sullivan. Hit hy pitcher by
Thomas. 2 Wild piteh-Cau. Passed baIl-SteFeu-
son. l. Umpire-Air Collhower. Time Of gsme-2
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a FRAUD-LooK OUT ron HIM.

ANY solicitor rho comes 80 you
with a prize scheme, representing
himself. directly Or Indirectly. 20
be connected with this newspaper,
The Washington Herald, Is q fraud
and an imposfOT, bent uBoB swim
ding yea. BE ON the lockout for
him and turn him over 10 the
police.
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PRINCETON ROUTED
Georgetown Braces Up and
Wins Easily, 10 TO ?.
MoNTGoMERy's CLEVER WORK

YouaE Blue and Gray Pitcher shows
Fine Form and Lets Tigers Down
with SIX Hits, The Visitors Only
Runs Coming in the Third In"ins.
Local Team Plays brilliant Bali.
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Raiisay Company Attc4nesa L. J. aasbss-sie
Kenssey FIsanefy.
No 41a coyef ss Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys Padselt & Forresl--lamilon. Colbert 4
Hamilton.
No. sl6. Barnes vs. Slater. Attorueya. zuznez 3
hiitehsI-s5eorgs T. WILLIAMS.
No ie5. Taiboft u. MeDernott Attorneys, 3. r
Leighton-J j. Darlington.
Motions continued antf Friday, April s. lsG.
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The washington Herald by NAH

Daily. one month. ............. % cents.
Daily and Sunday, one month 80 cents.
Bafiy, one year. 45.9G
Daily and Sunday. one year. $40
This includes postage to any part Of ths
United States and Canada.
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LEGAL nOTcES.
E.H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS sHIrH,
Astorneys

N THE suPREsE COURT or THE DIsTRfor
of Columbia holding Disfrief CoBrt ~ Fs Con-
dennsfion II Land faT C0naectiDg Watefside Drive
iTirf Cont No 7z5-Npticc is keTrbT gwen thst tbs
Commissioners o. the Distret q Columbia pursuant
to The provisions Of an sct sf Cousre approved Jan
aaKg 2 1877 entitled An aet fq the ouaniug Il
connecting highaag between MaIersids dTiys ard
PARK read. IA the District = Columbia. have fled
petition in this cosat praying the condemnation
q the land necessary for fhs apenine Of aai5
meeting highway betseea Wstsfz-de drlss AMI Psfk
road IN the District uf columbia. shown on
plat msD filed with ihs said rstif5az. as psft
theIsof, and PRAYING also that e igFy Of Eve f1di-
c1aas. experienced, dsinier-zled men, who shall Be
feeholdeFs within the District II Columbia noi r.
lated to aHy psran interested 81 thess Hfoeednes
and net IN the saFFiea empi0gment Of she Datrlct
Of Columbia or - the United States e. summoned
b The Unitea States mzrslai for The District q So
il1shi8 - ssssss the damages each oEner of land
10 b. taken may sustain by reason af the upeHl9g
q said connecting hsg8Way and the condemnation q
she land necessary for the ElpUsss Thereof aad 10
asses the benefits resulting fherefrom inclndinz
the ezpenses II these pEucsedHss pEsFias5 FOR
sn3 hy the afgzessia act VI Congress h Is. bg lie
eoifrt this 1lh day Of March, A. D. i9E ordered
that all persons having any interest IN thase pro-
eeeings BE-, and they hereby. warned and con.
mandad 20 appear IN this court on CT before the
nth DAY OF APRIL, A. j. isfs a. u o-clocz
a. m aud costume in Attendance uatu the CauE
shall have made its final order fztisinz sud coanFnl-
ing the award u damages and the assessment of ben
eats Of the Jlrg 10 ba sfap2need and sEofn heFsin
and il Is further ordered that copy q this notice
and order b. pabiisiied in the Washington law
Reporter ssd On SIX seezar days in the NsshiaEt0s
Evening star The Washington Herald and the
Washington Tiess HeHsgafsfs Esfhtsbed ia The said
District commencing AZ leasi twenty Gass before
the sid 9th dsg II april A. d. 1861. It IS further
ordered that 9 copy u this notice and order b
served by the United States marshal % biz dspss.
ties. upon such Of the owners q the laHd 70 be
condemned herein as may H. found hE the said mar
shall " his dep1fics sifhin The District o. Cqum-
bis and upon the tenants and occupants Ct the sane
before the aaid 2sth DAY Of april A b. ls97 b
the eolrf: WRIGHT 5ustice. true oopy-Test:
(sesLl j. Il. YOUNG Clak b T. 2. CUN-
NINGB8Af Assistant CLERK mh53 spl 25E5
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Kings Mother Is Retter-

Madrid, April 1.-The Heraldo states
that Queen Christina. mother of King
Alfonso. was confined to her bed yes
terday With influenza. but is better to-
Hn q
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Meehanlesl IIene.

No. 5sG Noel Construction Company vs. Anna
si56sH
No. sos Ellis and 0ale ys Alice Gittsrmsu.
lot 81. square E77, SIS. Attorney, 81. L. Camp.
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ENTRIES FOR GAMES
List of Athletes for National
Guard Meet.
RELAY RACES THE FEATURE

Number of Local Clubs win Cont est
In the Open Team Races at the An
nuaI Tourney OF the Local Militia
mems Athletic Associntion-PrSnai
sent Athletes AT Center Market.
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CriminnI co., No. I.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
JEited States Ringer Hermann. fiolaiibs sfn-
tioa 5i0s r. s. L. S 90 trial ATTORNEYS. A. s..
WoTthingten and n. Prescott Gaiiey.
United States vs. James B. Kane. violating sec
ton $751; r. s. Z. s.. sentence, psuitentisfy for
one scar and one day. removal postponed until Stay
!. 1907; bail. a.ao0. furnished with samuel II.
Walker, surety. Attorney. ". =. Ambrose.
Criminal Coart No. e.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
In re viii Of James ~. Pumphrey; verdict sus-
tanning will eaveator's sttorneSs. J. r Aeasgs
and Themnsoa & Laskey; eayeatees attorney. EdsiH
Forrest.
United States IS James Rileg, forgery plea. not
gIilty. Attorney, David R0thschiid
United States v. John +. Page larceny fFum
United States; plea. not guilty Attorney. 3. C..
Foster
United states vs.. Joseph Paoiucci. MURDER mo
ton for new trial continued. attorney. 7. G. Tay-
ior.
United States vs. 5oserh Clark: assault With dan
gerous weapon: plea not guilty; jury sworn and re
spited. Attorney, Thomas q, Taylor.
Unhea States Arthur firsenough, robbery
noile pros. Attorney r. Edward Mitchell.
Th1at Adams Express CampaBy; motion fer
new trial osenuied and judgment verdict Plain
TINS attorney, II. A. Hegarty defendants attorney,
S. r. Thomas
Assignments for TODAY:
No. 10. sehssfer Cunningham Manufacturing
Company
No. ST. Foster IS international Boiler Manu-
featuring Company.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia holding a Probate Court. No. fi34l
Administrator is 10 gve notice that the sub
se1ibsr q the District of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration the estate Il Michael
MCKeuna. late Of she District of Columbia. de
ceased. An pers9us having claims against the de-
ceased are herebg warned TO exhibit the same with
the vouchers Thereof legally authenticated. 10 the
subscriber. en- or before the iST DAY OF APRIL.
A D. 1905; otherwise they nav By law be excluded
from all benehg q said estate. 6iven Under my
hand this lst day q April. 1907 JOHN e. 0D0N-
NQGHUE Tirts fifth and streets. Washington
Attest: tseall JAMES TANNER. Register q
wins FOR the District of Columbia. CLERK Of The
Probate Court IL T. TAGGART. Att0mey-
apE2ss
SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT on
Columbia holding Probate Court No. lsz72
Administration Is TO give uotiee that ihe sub
scTiber, Uf the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate CouTt Of the District of Columbia
le;teFs & administration the estate II Eta B.
Stewart. late Of the District Of Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the de-
erased hereby warned - exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated 80 the
subscriber. before the lsF DAY OF APRIL
A. D. iSoS; otherwise fhey may by las be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this Ist day Of April. 1907. LUCIA q. NJ
COsTIN. az Ridge street northwest Attest (Sesfi
JAMES TANNER Register Of Wills for the Dis
irict cf Columbia. Clers Of the Probate Court. II.
T. TAGGART Attorney. apr2sle
SUPREME COURT OF the DISTRICT or
Columbia holding Probate Court No NDi
Administration IS 10 give notice that the sub
scriber Of the District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate 0f Richard
T. Tallert late Of the District Of CoiuInhia, de
ceased All persons having claims against the de-
CEASED are mfeby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber on or before tie IsT DAY or APRIL
il d 1895 otherwise they may bY law be excluded
fro8n all benefit Of said estate. Given under ms
hand this ist day Of April 1867 GEORGE "
TALBERT 1919 Eleventh street southeast Attest .
tseal1 JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills for
the District of Columbia CLERK Of the Probate
Court GEORGE c AUKAA- Attorney.
apra Is
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HArned -Ge0rgetoWn. . First base rs errors
Georgetown, 3; Princeton T. Left on basss-George-
town. s; Princeton, T. First base on halis-Of
DFeWes. g; of Clark Q. Innings pitched-By DreWes
5; by Clark. O. Hits made-Of Drcwes 8; of Clark
T. Struck out-By Montgomery. 3; by Drewes 5: hy
Clsra. . Two-bsse hits-SGheHer j2l. Simon Vaughan
Sacrifice Smith, Newconsb stolen bases
Bfmes Courtney. Vaughan. Harlan. Hit bY
piieher-By Montgomery l. Passed balls~Coney, D
Umpire-Ar- Belts Time Of game-l hour and 20
minutes.
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YALE DOWNS wALBROoK.
baltimore CIubmen's Pitchers Bat
ted by New Haven COIiegians.

ted by New Haven COIiegians.
Special to The Washington herald.
Baltimore. Nd. April 1.-YaIe found
Waibrook Athletic Club an easy prop
osition here this afternoon, winning
by Is to 5.
After Essig had been batted out of
the box. Walbrook substituted Mackay,
the former Yale and Georgetown
piteher. who was batted freely.
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nankrunfer Canrl.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABABGH
N - Michael b. Sullivan. leave to continue busi
ness granted ard refeTsscB 70 ". n. Hailsm.
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Western IL nents Veternns.

y practice game between the regular
Western High School team and a nine
of veterans yesterday resulted in a vie
tory for the high school by 10 to 2. The
score by innings.
RHE
Western ..-......-..... 868I8 0 e-BH 2
Veterans ..-........... o 0 Q Q 3-s 4
Batterisa-Isasier. GarnsEs aud RadfoTd; swsssly,
Hollsnd ard MagtsR.
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The score.

Iuials 80. z % 10 ;
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Dupont. 3. a. e. Sr.-Frank Magsden Edward
Couoyer William Farmer. lanes Colley Catholic
University freshmen. HysttsyiIle relay GuFey Ath-
ietic Ciut--ChaTles A. King r. X. Galbraifh 3 81.
Fsic0HeF. r. H. Young r. Hfdebrsud r. A -
4f--fhomas White. Lee Turner William Ham
nett Harry Nichols, Bernard corridor. BETHANY
Bible Clnb-F. W. C0nnOF H. Zennini. AIbsrf Con-
nor. Arthur ConBOT. y. T.. Wittsfstt fremont A
C. Jr--L- Z. Cuvllier, B. Robinson T. T. Stokes
T. b. Purcell. Naval Battalion-L T. Brittson.
A. r. Calder Z, Wiilson. g Besle
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS

The state board OF Capitol Commits
stones, Oh the State OF Nevada, here
by invite proposals Of plans for the
construction of a Governor mansion
Plaus and specifications will be re-
ceived up to twelve, noon, on the 10th
day of July 1907.
The cost Of this structure equipped
with suitable heating appliances.
water. gas pipes anu fixtures conven-
ently arranged TO be done under the
direction of the Board and not to ex.
coed the sum of $25 600
All plans and specifications shall be
sealed and addressed to w. R. Davis,
Clerk of the Board of Capitol Commits
siOners. Carson City, Nevada, marked
proposals for mansion plans and spec
ifications. w. r. DAVIS,
Clerk.
Carson City. Nevada, June IL, 1907.
The success Of securing an artesian
we'll at Major Gardeners place has in
duced the planning Of another in the
same vicinity.
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PROPOSALS eOR SUPPLIES

! Sealed proposals for furnishing sup
plies OF groceries, PROVISIONS, meas
of all kinds aad Sky colds OF wood.
best quality OF split pine and tanner
ack, first growth. NO second growtnJ
All to be delivered at the State
Orphans HONE, Carson Clty, Ne
yada, for six months from and includ-
ing July list, 1907, viii be received up
TO noon of June 20. 1907. according to
the requ.sitiun furnished BY the super
hteadent of the sad Orphans home
now on file in the office OF the secre-
tary of the board of directors Of the
said nome.
All articles are to be frst-class oi
their kind, and at such times as the
SUPERINTENDENT may direct QUAINT.
varying each month.
All articles not satisfactory to b.
returned at CONTRACTORS expense.
The bids to be directed TO the Ser
retary of the Home Board of Direc
ors. Carson City, Nevada The Boar
reserves the right to reject any ar
all bids. ORVIS RING,
Secretary of Board.
Carson City. Nevada. June 20, 1907
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NOTICE

NOTICE OF RESTORATION OF
pIt,I,lC LANDS 10 SUPPLEMENT-
AND ENTRY. Department OF the In
terror, General Land Office, May II,
1907. Notice is hereby given that
the Secretary OF the Interior has va
Gated his former orler of July z, i9uZ,
in So far as the same ahectS the Will
drawal for irrigation purposes undef
the set of June II, 1915 Stat-'
3SS-for use in connection with Inc
Truckee-C Carson Project, Nevada, OF
the following described lands IN the
state Of Nevada, and by his authority
said tracts not otherwise Withdrawn,
reserved or appropriated. Will be sup
iect to settlement under the pupLc
land laws of the United States on ana
after August IL. 1907, but shall not
be subject to entry, filing, or selec-
ton until Sebtember IL, 1907, at the
United States land office at Carson
City, Nevada: M. d. NJ, T. IL ~, H.
90 E., Sections /, E, 3, 10 to 10 inclu-
siye. % to q inclusive, "a, 35, 3G.
Warning is hereby expressly gwen
that no person will be permitted 10
gain or exercise any right whatever
under any settlement or occupation
Z begun after May. q. 1901 and prior
), to August IL, 1907. and all, such set
!, tier ent or occupation is hereby for'
hidden.
of the General Land Office.
JAMES RODOLPH GARFIELD
Secretary Of the Interior.
mis- 1sw
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DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED

By receiving some inferior grade Of
VINE or Aquur from sOme forelsn
Louse. Drop mto the wholesale 80.
taollshment Of a. Livingston AMI lie
will pDviGe you Will The bes, that
the market affords al the nos, reason-
able rates. Then TOO, you can always
inspect the goods and also receive The
personal guaraL,ee y. man kuuwE
u everyone. Fixtures and glass are
Kept In st',cA al tn limo
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HOME SAVING

In connection with its SAVING
DEPARTMENT opened on the nrs
of the year, The STATE BANK AM
TRUST COMPANY will place
HOME SAVINGS BANk in ever
home in Carson Clty and vicinity
upon the deposit OF One Dollar, Whlc
will be repaid upon the hnai SUI
render of the Saving Bank. saving
may be placed III these HOME 9A
INGS BANKS deposited when desire
with THE STATE BANK An
TRUST COMPANY, and draw int
est at the rate OF three and one ma
per cent, per annum. an
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v. & T. TIME TABLE

CARSON CITY AND M!NOEN
Trains seave,-Carson City, 1915 a.
m; Indian School, 1928 a N; Hot
Springs, 10.40 a. IN; Douglas. 1867 a.
m. Arrive at Minden at HOO.
Trains ieave,-Minden, 11.45 a. III.
Hot Springs, 1906. p. IN; Indian
School, 1917 p. N; Carson City 1890
p. m.
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Also the brick building east OF the
Electric Light company and south Of
the Capitol building.
Both of these buildings have been
recently reftted and are in excellent
condition. Apply at this Office j1O
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TO RENT

The building on the corner opposite.
the Capitol building known as the
Ozark building. This building has
been recently reftted and furnished
for an Office building.