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MILLINERY, stylishly done in al branches,
remcdez Ing, specially; straw hats and feath-
ers dyed. cleaned. and remade. reasonable
prices FOERTScHE S. removed TO 702 18th.
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ICE CREAM

IT'S PRETTY HOT. Try some Of An
rein's delicious ice cream. Cools and delights
81 per gal. delivered A telephone call that's
all. GEO. AMREIN. 1910 TN St NV
myl3-n ". sa-s0t
ANY QUANTITY. best IN city, 81 per gal !;
finest Assortment Of confectionery. goods de-
Hvered- Phones Line 995 anc 2s3. JAMES
COKINOS & CO., 120S II st ne 721 sth Sc
rny27-ni, ss,w -sot
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NoN-MEDIcAL HEALING.

The JunOd Method-CThs Vzcuum)-oT HYPE-
REAA-RESTORING THE CIRCULATION
-ls the DRUGLEsSS aid the BLOODL.ESS
CURE for that LANE BACK RHEUIA-
TIsM. ATAXIA. BRIGHTs DISEASE, and
those AILMENTS thar interfere with ths
free use OF the limbs, and make WALKING
IMPOSSIBLE FOB FULL PARTICULARS
and FREE CONSULTATION see
PROF. H N y. PARKER
l424 New York Ave n. W.
Hours 20 20 5. Sundays. 10 to 1
Lady Assistant
Read NOn-Medical Healing next Saturday
and Sunday. Tines ruyS-tf
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COLD STOR.z &c FOR FURS.
Moths are most destruc i've TO furs IN June;
alteration and repairs az summer rates. 3 Il.
STINEMETZ & SON CO.. + St cor 12th-
Rp22-90t
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NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave. ne.
CHAs- II. BBUMER. y. Cap. and r SITS re.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, cor. ID and E sts.
KRAUS PHARMACY 9Th and x SITS
9ieCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth-snd F SITS. ne.
BENZ. 7. LANHAM. I1th and z. Cap. s..
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TO THE LADIES.
a. Z. -. pa ? \. W.

= fne tailOr-mace cloth suits black. navy.
brown, and fancy checks. stripes. Regular
price Mas $3.50. $50. Reduced 10 only so,
je27-2t
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HELP wANrED-Mal. and Femala

RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS OPEN FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS OVER 10
:. KAHN. SONS & CO.. wish TO employ
number OF boys and girls over sixteen years
Of age, and preferably hose who have fin
ished school Positions 4 various lines OF
work are now OPEN II Sc afford A grand
chance for those who wish 70 learn the mer-
camille business: unusual opportunities for
advancement where ability and attention 10
business Is shown. Apply before 10 a m
je2T-5t
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woRKINGMARs WANTS

WORKINGMENt This week ne VIII make
another cut IN prices: full suit o. clothes for
s.. just think OF IL: AL wool. tailor-nls6e
stock tsiightly used Gail and see them BE-
fore buying elsewhere JCSTHS OLD
STAND, 6I9 D St 1eas-7r
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WANTED-AGENTS.

Any MAN. woman or child, with $3.50 capt.
tai can start most profitable business any
where. towns or cities, selling delicious Ice
Cream Cones baked with Standard Cone
Baker. Season right at hand. Write or call
for our free booklet giving fun plan and par
ticulars. INNS & LEOFFLER, 32S. 18th St
ne. WASHINGTON y. c. II
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SOUTHEAST.

/ A. 3. POWELL. am and East Capit7l sts
ROACH DRUG CO. 18th and G. SITS. Sc
A. b BURROWS. 18th and Pa ave.
F. P. WELLER. cor. sth and Z
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PLUMBING.

HOW ABOUT THE PLUMBINGs II II tsa-t
satisfactory call on me: long established. IN
irnpeaehed reputation. WA. COMRADES Co,
1923 7th NV. plumbing. heating
sel6-tu, ID, sa-s0L
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

We CURE YOU
Chronic diseases OF men and women New
treatment for rheumatism. cures every csss
consumption. lung and throat diseases ne-v-
Gus disorders and female complaints. Every
case treated by an eminent physician ana
surgeon Specialist on all diseases Exam
ination and medicines free. Hours 10 al -
70 $50 p m.
NATIONAL MEDICAL. OFFICES.
623 18th ST. y. ". 5e25-eod-s6t
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SOUTHWEST.

Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and G. streets
MCDONALD, J. W. "a and L ,sw.
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ANACOSTIA.
rBURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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GEORGETOWN
n. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 II St NV.
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MAN AND WIFE without children on a
small farm EUGENE LOGAN, Silver
Spring Nd. 1e2I-t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NJ NV, S2i-Bright, cool rooms: would board
il desired; no children; phone. je27-2t
/ ST. NV, li2l-Rooms, with or without
board; good home table ie27-st
CORCORAN ST, I5I2-DelightfuI rooms.
single or en- suite, with good board Phone
North 1851 is2S-5t
WILL TAKE TWO gentlemen Doarders in
private family at Bethesda Nd on car line
Address w. A. Bethesda. Nd. OF inquire
of postmaster. 4a9n-tf
SO TO so and up. single and double rooms
with board: family rooms overlooking White
Aouse; uansients. S1-50 day with board
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL 18th aud
New York ave. NV. =-Is-s0r
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AND CONTRACTORS.

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD7 Going tc
remodel your house2 Let US help furnish
ideas asugg1stlOns. and give you estimates
Painting. papering. decorating. carpetinr,
cementing, plumbing, gas-htting. timing,
tobbing attended TO promptly.
CHAS J. Raft CO.. 1344 You st nv.
iea-Rod-Q0t
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PHYSIOGNoMY.

BUSINESS MEM WHEN YOU EMPLOY
an accountant be sure he has the faculties
Of number attention. reason. and integrity.
large II 81 Is a mechanic you want see
that he has construction. form. attention
and stability How can you tsll2 Send him
20 STONE. the phrsn0lOglst and physioE-
nomist. I5 S. M. he VIII write Up rs
facultieE- !ezl-eod-S5t
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

BY reliable colored woman. place to 90
general Homework SIS St NV II
LAUNDRESS. washing done at home 1879
p NV. Il
RESPECTABLE colored girl wants place IN
laundry or by the day. 1897 9Th 81. nv
iegs-2t
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FOR SALE-Gasoiene launch. 5-h0rsep0wer:
seat fifteen people; cheap $50 Pa ave. &C..
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WHERE TO MARKET.
H KATE, % and Mass. ave. NV cans
sardines. Z5c; Elk Grove butter. De. kero
sene OF. sizc gal: Washday soap, lsc 4oz
cakes. 4a9s ~
ROUND STEAK. &c; sirIoln, Ice: porre--
house ISc; bargains in groceries. meats ana
canned goods
+. c SANDERS. cor. eth and G sw. Phone
NJ 2s5 X. ie2390t
LEG OF SPRING LAMB 1Sc 10 at RRAY-
SHAW'S, 7th and ne. % and F ne; goods
OF best quality in all lines; everything sea-
sonable at lowest prices. prompt delivery to
AL parts Of the city lea -30t
TRY CHELINTS home made preserves. eon-
tain only pure fruits and sugar; also fuil line
OF groceries. meats. and vegetables 100 ID
ST ieI1-9of
THE PORTSMOUTH MARKET, l7th and n
NV: we eel nothing bit high-class goods:
home dressed meats an fresh veeefables
CHAS- P ARNOLD. Phone North g2
myZ9-Sot
GARDENS MARKET: best goods. southeast:
prime Arbuckles' coffee, l5c; fresh eggs, i9c;
good butter, pc Challenge milk. &c; reilnd
steak I4cs sugar cured hams. PKG Calffor-
mia hams. SC. 633 z sc. je2-sOt
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MENTAL SUGGESTION.

ONE CAN LEARN 10 sing and play By sin
pie natural principle No methods. ESPTTA
DAILY. Muse Studio. lbs T ne Phone Line
409 NJ summer rates 5eI4-a6t
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PSYCHIC.

II you WISH advics and information On
any subject. consult Mr. E Million and zzr
a palm reading or psychic reading Mr. MI
Ion also teaches hyp1ousn and mental hyp-
notic suggestions. Phone Main 81 s12 Eye
% 81 NV. rry-fc-sCr
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BUsINEss oPPoRruN1rns

GROCtkts old established. rent. 81; good
locator southeast. cheap AZ Esef Nr-T
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. GU z.
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. general face ara
scalp. Swedish movements .eIeCtric-vfb~o.
Hours, 2 a. n. 10 10 , m Open SunSsvs,
First floor 'front.' walk in 81 I2th St nv
Phone II SS3s- fe27-a0-
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wANTED-SALESMEN.

CIGAR statesmen WANTED-Experiene
unnecessary; 500 per month and expenses
PEERLESS CIGAR CO. Toledo. Ohio.
ie25-Ilt
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ARCHITECT, CARPEJTER AND
BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. Carpenter and Builder; tobbing
promptly executed at short notice; drop pos
tai. will call; estimates cheerfuIly given.
W. c. GOODWIN. 7oS st. NV.
-aT25-rns tn. Sa-9ot
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EXAMINATIONS.

YOUNG MEN ard ,-oung women enter the
Government service: civil service examfna-
ton takes place July q. Prepare at the
DRILLERY. 100 New York ave je27-i4t
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CIGAR Az newsstand. worth 800, p-5-ul-
neut l0carloni owing 10 sickness sacrl6ce
so NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS
pa r 5ez7-gr
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
CIairv0yaat- Pianist
Always consult the best truthful and reiia-
be great reductions AL GhIs Week
81 NINTH 81. NV. Il
Don't mistake name and numbe-l
Sars-tF
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GEORGETOWN PLUMBING

LARGEST and best facilities for plumbing
and lead burning: reasonable charges. prompt
years. CHARLES LOCKHEAD. so5s q ST
NV rnv22-eod-5 GOT
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BICYCLES.

TIRES-UnIcorn. S2-25: Hartford. s. IS, baby
carriage, s. 3 ups vulcaniZinE, repairing, Y
wheels. any make sunGries. Phone n sesz
c VERNON HALL. 6o4 NV
jez-Su. n. ss-eot
WANTED 100 second hand bicycles and re
member. Il you have been stInE on your re-
pair work come TO US satisfaction Euaraa-
teed: tires SOC up MENDELL & co, I72S tn.
5e7-eod-s1t
ACME REPAIR AND BICYCLE co. So
agents Tor Dayton and Cleveland ind other
heels; repairing motor ures. safety lzzorJ
sc; gas appliances 17fS Pennsylvania ave
uy1S-ua. n. s. -sor
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
LINTON & NELSON.
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WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING.
HOW ABOUT that watch OF yours; let Il,
look IL over and and repair IL for you al
reasonable prices. expert watch making and
jewelry repairing. CALLsISHER, sl7 Pa ave
je26-3t
FINE WATCH and jewelry repairing at
special prices during the next 80 DAYS: All
work guaranteed. WM. J. KETTLER. 6S2
G st. NV. je9s-st
IF YOUR WATCH IS worth II and in need
OF repairing. we viii repair IT for the next
10 days upon presentation Of this ad and 81.
also Jewelry and optical work. LOUIS
BAUM. 7O7 7th st NV Est. 1850 ie9S-st
GET YOUR WATCH, clock, jewelry. and
case repairing: also plating Of all kinss and
watchmakers' and jewelers. supplies BY the
best in the business at prices that defy COM
petition. SlS a. NV ROOM 1. e25-sOt
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SELECT GROCERIES; food stuns canned
goods. pOtted meats, foreign, domestic fruits.
ideas Tor serving wedding receptions, etc. A
H. UNDERDOWN, I742 I4th NV
ies-Sa. tn tn snt
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

POSITION in architects office by drafts
man who can outline perspective and rem
der by pen or color. Also experience in line
work and scale drawings. CRAFTSMAN %
care Times Office je2T-3t
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HAY FEVER CAN BE CURED-Our remedy
has worked positive cures. Write for par
ticulars. A-TO-KAD HAY FEVER CURE
CO Deadwood, s OAK. je2I-2t
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PALMISTS

NINE. HENRY reada palms and advises yov
OF business. love. marriage heath and Al
honest enterprise lust JTy hsr- SIS Eve -
nv 1yZ-tf
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CANE TO RESCUE OF FRIEND.
Duluth NewSboy Proved Possession Of
Sense of Gratitude.

Sam Hughitt. who, like Topsy, says
he has no parents, but lives with his
uncle out at the West end, saved a
penntless stranger from the police sta
ton the other night by paying for his
supper at one OF the Bowery restau.
rants, says the Duluth News Tribune.
Some people say newsboy has no
sense Of gratitude to .benefactor
Sam proves an exception to this. II not
a denial. .+-...
He says the man he befriended is
a stranger TO him, but that he bought
him out" once when he was stuck
with about IS cents worth of papers.
Sam remembered that, and when the
stranger couldn't settle his bill at the
restaurant, he came forward with
three of his hard-earned nickels and
paid for the supper.
Ii made no difference to Sam that
the man was very much intoxicated.
"He had 1t chalked up agin me-" he
explained, AS an after thought, he
added: "Oh. that's nothin' anyway.
I'll git 1t out of someone else"
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FIRE SYSTEM NEEDS REGULATION

1t was clearly demonstrated in the fire Tuesday even
ing that the fire fighting system of Phoebe needs regula
portant step that should be made the placing of the
water system in better condition The stream of water
produced would have been of avail in fire gaining
Roadway in the business district We at loss to
dersand why such meager stream comes through the
pipes unless be that the proper amount of water is not
maintained in the tanks If this be the case, the fire
commissioners should take action and force upon the
water company observance of the contract existing be-
tween it and the town.
1t would also be good thing to organize fire COM
panes and have fire drill occasionally. Valuable time is
lost in tho coupling of the hose and other preliminary
steps by of the fact that everyone trying to do
the same thing at the time and will not pay the
necessary attention to those who know.
Organize companies and bring the efficiency of the
fire system up to the standard before any serious cona
grafton had and thus save hundreds Of dollars to the
town.
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nit shaft has been commenced
and the house will soon be COM
pleted.
Alps-Still sinking on the
new working shaft and making
about a foot a day. as the ground
continues very hard. Shaft now
down 128 feet.
Phenix Shaft is now down
246 feet and contract has been
let to sink it 100 feet deeper.
The mine look well and promis-
ing.
The Glorious Fourth is to be
Celebrated In a Becoming Man
ner-At the meeting of the cit
liens held this week, the COM
mittee was increased to fifteen
members. 1t is the intention to
have a parade. grafton, readings
and other features during the
day and the hose company will
have their grand ball in the
evening, making it a gala day
indeed. Lets all celebrate.
American Flag Mine is look
ing well in all parts and slopes
yielding well. Lower levels
show good ore in the drift, and
good wide ledge throughout.
Will be shipping bullion constant.
ly during the coming month.
Hosting machinery now on the
way is expected daily.
Highland District-A visit t.
this district during the week, re.
vealed the fact that most of the
claims in that section is pro.
crossing very favorably. The
Mendaha and others responding
nicely to the work now under
way.
Chapman - Continue raising
ore daily, and are increasing thu
amount each day. Stopping go
ing ahead as usual. and a con
slant improvement in the guam
tity and quality of ore hoisted il
noticeable.
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Application for Patent.

NJ. A. No 1889
United states Land ofnes. Carson City. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that VIM X. Wallace.
John 4. Ekman and Joseph 8. Free each Of whose
residences and postofhes address is Salt Lake City.
whose residence and postofhee address Is Phoebe,
Nevada have made application for q United States
petent FIR the Hoodoo and Hoodoo No. lode mining
CLAIMS sonsondsesS. situated II Jack Rabbi. Min
Of 1900 linear fest Of the Hoodoo and 1900 linear
feet Of the Hoodoo No. vsins lodsa or mineral
deposits containing gold. silver. lead and other
valuable minerals, and surface ground 600 feet
wide hsing U. 8. n s. No 2fss. and described In
the dad notes and plat OF the oficiAl survey on
6ls In this ofies with magnetic variations at 10
degrees 20 minutes east. ~ follows:
Commencing at Post No i, q corner Of the
claim from which U. 3. n. M No. /, Bristol Min
ing District bears south IL degrees % minutes
east ess2 feet Distant and running thence south
~ degrees % minutes wet 5000 fest to corner No.
2: thence north 10 degrees 81 minutes west 600
fest TO corner Ne. 3; thence north 70 degrees 2e
minutes east 5000 feat to corasr No Z: thence
corner No. the place Of Beginning. containing .
total ara Of y. so acres. all Of which u claimed
and applied fcr. there bsing no conficts. The
sS nsss bear.
tant from said corner No !, The discovery point
Of sad H0odoo No. lode location bears north IS
degrees Is minutes east 1A67 feet distant from
Diahlo Base and Meridian. said Hcodoc
and Hoodoo No. ! lode locations or mining
claims being Of record In the Once Of the county
recorder at Phoebe. In Lincoln county Nevada.
The nearest known location being Badger No. 4
lode mining claim.
] direct that this notice Be published in the Pi-
oehe Weekly Record at Pioche. Nsveda. the news
paper published nsarest the said mining claim.
Ter the period Of sixty days.
LOUIS ,, COIN. RsRistsr.
LaElrenea q Robsrtstf, Claimants Attorneys
e06-S0e Atlaa Block. aAlt Lhka City Ueah
Firss paAlisAtisu, Nay Is IsOs.
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with the headaches that had begun to
trouble her, and the hot weather COM
ing on, the outlook had been depres-
sing. So 1t was with feeling of re-
lief that she gave up her position and
went to keep house for her brother
and his children. For a while, as long
as the pleasant weather lasted. she
had been contented. The work was
not hard, and the change improved her
health. She did not care for the
neighbors. and held herself aloof As
fall came on she began to be discon.
tented. Henry could not let her have
az much money as she lad been used
to. She had q good deal Of sewing to
do for the children, and when they
went to school she was lonely.
Things had gone from bad to worse
till. as she expressed 1t, she was des.
perately blue all the time, and ex.
plosions like the one OF this morning
had come to be Of frequent occur.
renee. She went about her morning
work in nstless way. The children
watched her furtively. The girl put on
her things and went out of doors to
play till school time The boy, who
was the elder, seemed restless and
anxious. At length he spoke. Aunt
Matte" he said. lis grandpa very
POOR"
mo, not very" she answered short
ly. Why do you ask? ?"
80. INA hoxy hontxo.
ed and then went on desperately. IF
papa should die, thought Ethel and
could 60 to grandpa's to live. l knew
you wouldn't want US And then you
could 20 back to the city and earn
lots Of money and have good times, as
you used to"
Matilda gazed at him with dtlated
eyss. Who's been talking to you
about dyingf she asked sharply.
Nobody; only the other night I
heard papa talking in his sleep, and
he said he wished he was dead like
mamma, and perhaps he would be
pretty soon. He didn't know that 1
heard him, but did, and | ceed all
tho rest of the night"
Matilda said no more She Mas
shocked. She noticed the child's face,
which looked pinched and worried ard
caFeworn.
Ali the forenoon she brooded over
what As had said. Why should Henry
wish he could die? He wouldn't have
talked about 1t in his sleep II he had
aot thought about It a good deal whel
ae was awake. II unreasonable lad
ingrateful he was when she had given
up all her own plans TO come and take
care Of him. What had he to com.
plain Of? She was the one who might
be justified In wishing to die.
When Henry came to dinner she
looked at him with different eyes. She
was surprised and little frightened
20 see how III he looked. He never
was very strong she knew, but he
(Contidued On Page Three
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 1857.


United States Land Once. Carson City. Nevada.
March s. 1903.
Notice 10 hereby sivep that A. E. Short of Gold
Springa Iron County. Utah. has made application
for United States Patent for the Talisman No
z, lode mining claim. situate in the Eagle Valley
mining district. Lincoln county Nevada consist-
ing Of 1900 linear feet Of the lode and surface
ground las located)600 feet wide being mineral
sur No 1852. and described in the field notes and
plat Of the official sur. file In this office with
magnetic variations at 1G deg. 30 min to l6 deg
~ min east as follows. to-wit
Commencing at post No. corner Of the claim
from which the Mile Post No. 23s ON Utah and
Nevada State Boundary Line bears s. deg II
min. y. 6lS.6 feet. thence running from corner
No; N. deg. IL min W. 1900 feet to corner No
z thence N. ~ deg. l6 min. w. 4545 feet to corner
No. 3. thence s. deg. 03 min. IL Sec E. 1904
feet TO corner No. l. thence s. SO deg Is min f.
800 feet to corner No. being the place Of begin
ming.
Said claim being located upon unsurvsyed land
and containing a total and net area Of l2 $50
acrea
Said claim being OF record la the Office of the
county recorder at Phoebe. Lincoln county Nsva-
da- The nearest known locations or mining
claims being the Utaline Mining Claim sur 5455
and Jennie No. 2 lode claim sur. $3.50.
direct that this notice be published in the Pr
oehe Record at Phoebe. county Of Lincoln Neya-
da. for the period of nine consecutive weeks
LOUIS j. COIN, Register
e: w. Parks. Attorney for Applicant.
First publication dated March ID. 1908.
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Application For Patent.
Notice No. 1873.

Notice No. 1873
United States Land Once. Carson City. Nevada
April 8, 1908
Notice Is hereby given that the Lincoln Nevada
Mining and Milling Company. q corporation,
through ita Attornsy-in-fact. F. z. MeNamse,
whose post Office address 10 Caliente, Nevada has
made application for United States patent for
e7S.6 linear feet of the Commander Lode Mining
Claim. situate in the Ely Mining District County
Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, being survey No
3lsz, and described In the field notes and plat on
file in this office with magnetic variation at ls
deg. 10 min west as follows:
Beginning at cor. No. | Of the Commander
Lode whence the corner to sections %, %, 20 and
a. i. N. K. 81 E.. N. u. B. M bears north 81
deg. ~ min W. 3S248 it.: thence s. &c deg. 10
min E. 4s2.6 IT. to cor. No 2: thence 8. "a deg
81 min. w 526.7 IT. to cor. No 8: thence N. IS deg
70 min. W. 467.2 It. TO cor. No. T. thence N. "A
deg. SO min. L. 1855 fl, to cor. No the place Of
beginning and located in the N. W. Ia and N. e.
ia OF Sec. 26. T. N, r. 81 E. NJ D. B. NJ con-
tanning an area of 600 acres.
Adjoining and conflicting claims as shown by
On the Southeast '''
direct that this notice be published In the Phoebe
Record at Phoebe county Of Lincoln state Of New
ada FOR the period Of sixty days.
Louis J. COIN,
First publication dated April Ia 1908.