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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16
PENNSYLVANIA

BRISTOL, Pa, April 15.-With a rec
ord of never having tasted candy in
the nearly seventy-three years of his
life and of equal ignorance regarding
the flavor of tea and coffee, never hav-
ing had a doctor until his last illness,
nor a days sickness until that time,
John j. Loyett is dead in Bristol town
ship.
SHARON-The Wheatland mill of the
Shenango Iron and Steel company and
the finishing department of the Wheat
land Hoop company will resume oper-
ations tomorrow, affording employment
to 1000 men. orders have been booked
by each company that will keep the
plants working several weeks.
SCRANTON-George B. SchoOley
whose efforts to secure a large part of
the Crawford estate were futile, and
who is charged with forgery and per-
jury, was released from Jail yesterday
on $4,000 bail. His bondsmen are John
Evans and F. G. Rarick of this city.
Schooley went to his home in Noxon.
He will go on trial next Wednesday,
KESBARRE-A dispatch from
Washington says the president today
rendered to Lewis n. Hammerling of
this city a position on the proposed
commission to visit the Panama canal
zone to investigate labor conditions
there. Mr.. Hammerling took a promi-
nent part in the settlement of the an
thracite coal strike. James B. Rey-
nolds is to be the chairman of the COM
mittee. The third member has not yet
been selected.
POTTSVILLE-Fran KOble, who
short time ago confessed to drowning
his own child, died at the Schuylkill
county hospital. Remorse drove Koble
insane. The murder was committed
twenty-five years ago and successfully
concealed until Koble confessed last
month. Although he was then in full
health he rapidly declined in Jail. Koble
was employed as a rural mail carrier.
FRANKLIN-Joseph Bell, Franklin S
reform constable, gives clean bill to
the Sunshine society, an organization
of society women engaged in charita BILE
work, which has been raffling off a
clock to replenish its treasury. Though
raffling was included in the militant
constables edict, he has agreed to
countenance it in this case. In a state
ment today he said II find that the So
ciety is composed Of a band of loyal,
noble loving, self-sacrificing, Christian
women, and I recommend that all
Franklin people help them scatter sun
than themselves"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16

WSdtner OoHultlonS
BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.-Showers have
fallen in the northern and central portions of
the state with moderately heavy snow in the
Sierras.
Forecast
Los Angeles and yicinity-Fair Thursday;
light southwest winds.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thursday;
fresh west winds; cooler.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Thursday; cooler:
light north winds.
San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys-Fair
Thursday; cooler; light south winds, changing
to northerly.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16
WYOMING

RAWLINS, Wyo., April 15.-Citizens
of Rawlins have started movement TO
compel the Pacific Express company
to grant lower express rates and de-
liver packages in the city. 1t is said
that packages can be shipped from
Denver to Rock Springs for less than
to RaWlins.
BAGGS-Ed Yoakum had a terrific
encounter with a timber wolf which
was caught in a trap. When Yoakum
approached the beast sprang at him.
After choking and clubbing the animal
for several minutes it was finally killed.
but YOakum was badly lacerated.
LARAMIE--S. j. Kent, vice president
of the Denver, Laramie & Northwest
ern road, announced that grading on
that road would be commenced at Den
yer May ., and that the company hopes
to have the line completed to Fort COL
Inns by the end of the present year and
to Laramie next year.
CHEY ENNE-J. II. Lewis of Melvin,
Colo, and Mrs. Elsie II. Mortensen of
Denver were married here. Mrs. Mag
gle Collins and Samuel L. Eby, both
of Kremmling, Colo, were also married.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16
LOUISIANA

HAMMOND. La, April 15-At the
regular meeting of the stockholders oI
tho Hammond State bank the folloWiilss M 3
hoard of directors was elected lor @ lle
ensuing wear: Charles e. BrakenIldge'
Thomas w. Cate. Claude w. Eupank'
Ralph E, June, William e. LIBBY, hos-
veil lille. BENJAMIN Mann Morrlsoll'
Frank r. Thomas and Jacob WON.
The new board of directors re-electeu
tho following officers: r. Lille, presl-
dent. r M, Morrison, vice PRESIDENT
Edward richardson, cashier.
JENNINGS-A number of proInln,en L,n
citizens here including George HAMA Idiao
vav president of the LOUISIANA ISlce
Milling company. are interesting thein, i,
selves IN promoting a Calcasleu PARISH
fair and rice carnival, which II pialo
do not miscarry, with ne helu sun
time during the coming fali' WIleL ca
hihits of oil, rice, sulphur, corn, Pota
toes. timber and various other plUwquiott7 ~
win be made. Lake Chafles, Wei9ii1 ~
Kinder and De Ridder, as Wen .o'1, as o.
other points in the parish nav - +hie
ised 10 take an active interest III tlils l
a2,ooeition' and it is proposed to make
+ha fair second only to the state ldIi "'
| Shreveport.
ANTTE CITY-Posses are searchllls {
for a negro who criminally assaulteui &c q
15-vear-old girl near here. The sherlll,
n,it, bloodhounds, has gone from mere
| 10 lake up the search. a lynchlils 81
believed to be likely unless the sherlli
Succeeds in capturing the negro ana
toI-ing him out Of this community Sc
| crptlV.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16
MISSISSIPPI

HATTIESBURG, Miss, April 10
The I. F. Wilder Lumber Manufactur-
Inc plant at Epps, Miss. was destroyed
by fire. together with the dry kilnS ana
a large quantity of lumber. The loss
is estimated at over $125,OOO. One nun
dred men are thrown out of employ
ment.
COLUMBIA-Eunice Spencer is un-
der arrest here, charged with MURDER
ing Charles Wesley in his home here.
1t is said that Miss Spencer was the
stake in a card game in which wesley
and p. f. Coombs were the players.
Each of the players won two games
and in the deciding game Coomps ac-
cused Wesley of cheating. In the ngnt
which followed Wesley had Coombs on
the floor with a knife at his throat;
At this moment Wesley was shot ana
died in few moments. Miss spencer
claims that the killing was accidental
HOLLANDALE-Joh Murray,
timber boss, and Little Payne, lumber
classer. were shot by negroes. The
trouble occurred while Payne and Muir
raw were paying off the negro laborers
of the E. L. Moore Lumber company
in the store of Wallace Robinson. The
negroes began to crowd too closely.
PAYNE ordered them to stand back.
when a quarrel arose between Payne
and a negro named Sol Gibson. A hgnt
occurred and Gibson shot Payne, IN
dicting a slight wound in his thigh.
If has not been learned how badly
MURRAY was wounded. VIII Knox, a
negro living at Boothe, was arrested
in Creenyille a few hours later. to-
gether with a negro whose description
fits Gibson.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16

The beautiful fireproof HOTEL
GREEN In Pasadena is worthy of a
visit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES, April TO- 1908.
Time. Bar ITher. IIumwind Vel. Weather
p. M M $685. $685. 81 IS IS sw sR Is GIsse' essF
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Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature 81.
Minimum temperature 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16
TENNESSEE

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 10
Blevins Hudnall of this city, secretary
and treasurer of a large coal company
near Middlesboro, KY, died in local
hospital He was shot two weeks ago
at Middlesboro. The shot was fired
through a window at Hudnall as he sat
i'm the parlor of a friend.
Louis Cooper of Louisville, charged
with the shooting, is in Jail. Hudnal
was 26 years old.
AIEMPHIS-Percy II. Houston Sec
rctaly-treasurer of the Yazoo Missis-
sippi levee board was killed at Tunica
Miss. by j. l.. Lowe. a prominent at
torney of Tunica. But one shot was
fired. the bullet striking Houston in
the temple. Lowe was Eeleased on
bonds. The men We're neEhbors and
had been warm friends for years and
the tragedy was due to high words
passed over levee board matters.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16

II YOU want to go east. C. Haydock,
Agent Illinois Central r. RN lis w. eth'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16
pALMlsrs AND MEDIUMS

DR.. GREEN, cLAIRvoYANT. BUSINESS
medium. gives life readings daily; test
circles Wednesday evenings. o'clock. 26c,
ROOM 16. 119M s. SPRING ST
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16

Have you seen tOday's nominating blank
ON page part 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES
CURE FOR WEAK MEN

Every s u fl G T @ r
from structure, Vari-
cocele, hydrocele.
heart disease, or
ganic disease, pri-
vate disease, blad-
der disease, spinal
disease. liver dis
!, nervous debility,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16

Observation-Disclosures
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-16

LONGMONT-The new Longmont
creamery is open for business. For ten
or twelve years Longmont has been
without a creamery.
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Josephine Deliry Co.
COMMUNICATED

The josephine Dcffry Company closes
its week engagement i'll Elko tonight.
1t has been II pleasant ono to the people
of ElkO. The unanimous opinion is it
was by far tho best company that has
appeared in Elko. The lesson taught
by the moral plays produced by this
company made those who attended the
theatre better for it. The individual
work of the members of this company
was praiscworthy in all respects. Mr..
Hawkins the capable and pleasant man
agcr is Il veteran III the business as was
shown by his quiet. refined comedy
work. Mr.. Alcinc, the leading man, in
all his work shows finish and apprccia-
Hamilton in ingcnuc work was chic
and charming. The character work of
Miss Ashton in her many different parts
shows that this lady is capable and
excellent throughout. OF the star
nothing more Il be said than was
stated Il few days ago. The tears
brought to the eyes evidence her high
ability in emotional roles. Her acting
goes right to the heart and makes one
feel better after the tear has fallen.
We said before Josephine Danry
came here II stranger. She and her
company have won a home with the
people Of Elk0. Her return which we
hope shall he soon will bn eagerly
watched for. and she will always b. MS.
sur1d Of II welcome from her many
friends vino were strangers u week
ago.
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Medicine Thot Is Medicine

al have suffered n good deal with
malaria and stomach compIniuts,
but ! have now found Il remedy that
keeps me well, and that remedy IL
medicine for stomach and liver trOu.
hlcs, ana for run down conditions,''
gays W. G. Kcistlcr, OF Halliday, Ark.
Electric Bitters purify and enrich the
blood, tone up the nerves, aud fin.
part yigOr Mnd energy to tho wcnL,
Your money will Inc refunded II II
fails to help you. SOC. mt Elko Drug
co.
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Prepare For the End

According 10 the following dispatch
of Dec. 10th from York, Pennsylvania.
December is to IL Il strenuous month,
if the prophecies of Lee j. Spanglcr.
Works prophet and sooth-sayer meet
with fulfllment:
According TO S~pangler, no less u
catastrophe than the end of the world
is to take place the latter part of the
month-probably on Sunday. December
%. However. it may take pElce Il week
earlier. Sunday. December 20, and thus
afford an economical solution of the
Christmas present problem.
Some of the terrible things that will
immediately precede the end of the
world are described by Spanglcr in the
following fashion:
Nation shall rise against nation.
Kingdom shall rise against kingdom.
There shall be famineS and pcsti-
lcnccs and earthquakes.
Rivers will dry mp.
The fish of the sea will die.
The sea will boil mp with Il great
noise.
The cities of the nations will fall.
Mountains will not be found.
Islands will pass away.
The city of Boston will sink.
New York will 20 up in smoke.
People will flee to the mountains.
The land will dry M to get ready for
fire.
The crops will fail and prosperity will
be cut off.
The banks will keep on failing. This
cannot he stopped.
Roosevelt will get rid of all his
money.
The treasury will 90 dry.
People will carry their money in
their pockets and hide it in their
houses.
Families will steal it from one another
This is the gold that is piled up for
the last days. This gold will rust III
your pockets. 1t will give you more
than good.
Labor organizations will come under
one head and rule the land.
There wilI1c great wrath among the
Hatred, killing one another,
hanging themselves and children will
rise against their parents, we against
three and three against two. Mother
against daughter.in-law.
All plaques that are written i'll the
Bible will be brought forth. The land
will he full of lice. frogs, crickctS and
locusts. Whosocvcr will bc stung of
these locusts will die.
There will bc signs in the sun, III the
moon and in the stars.
In the end of time the sun will be
black and the land will H. in darkness.
The moon will b. as blood, the stars
will fall and the heavens will he
shaken,
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Serial No. OllsI
Notice for Publication

UNITED STATES LASDOrFICE.
CARSON OITY. Nevada,
Nos. q. lFEs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Warren
" WillihHs, Of Fallen. Churchill County, Ne.
vada, has filed In this Onc- hin Application to
locate under the Provisions Of Section 1900.
Revised statutes OF tue United States. the
Southwest quarter OF the Northeast quarter
(SW'I 81 SEQ OF Section Thirty-two, (3.) Town.
ship Furty-iOur go Sotth. Range Fifiy.siE TO
East, VI II. u & NJ, containing forty (pO acres.
Any anu all persons claiming adversely The
land described. or desiring to object because OF
the mineral character OF the land, or for any
other reason, Ia thc DISPOSAL TO the applicant,
should flc their nnldavlts Of protest In thrs Of
ice on ar before the "ist day Of Dcccmbc-, a.
ID. 1913.
LOUIS J. Cons
Register.
Date Of first publication November IL 1915.
Date of last publication December IL. iPJs.
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t~hiiadelphisns Excited

All Philadelphia is in an inward
ferment these days. following the revela.
t!ons made by the state dairy and food
commission in regard TO the use of
rotten Eggs in the manufacture of
bakery products. Staid citizens now
hold one hand on ''tummy" and the
other over the nose when passing n
bake shop. Even Father Penn. on the
lofty perch. wears a look Of pain and
disgust.
According to the investigators, the
business of supplying rotten eggs to
bakeshops is SO extensive that there are
more than twenty dealers engaged in
the disgusting trade. Thousands of
dozens of riots" and spots" the re-
fuse of the big storage warehouses and
wholesale egg dealers, are sold weekly
to be converted into food for the public.
The commissioners special agent has
collected evidence to show that decayed
eggs, known TO the trade H. spots
and riots" are used in making pies
and cakes of all kinds, III icing that is
put upon fancy cakes and meringues
and in coating bread to make it glossy.
Cheap ice cream and ice cream cones,
the so called cream that goes into cream
puffS and cclairs are also made with
the dccaycd material.
y cotcrie of dealers, most of whom
live in South Philadelphia, are the
middlemen III the nauseating and
healthwrccking transactions. These
men buy eggs that are rejected by the
big packing houses. the Water street
commission stores, and the companies
that run chains of retail stores. In
turn, the cotcric sells to bakeries and TO
some restaurants.
The stuffs, with the poison of putrc-
unchanged by the cooking, is
then made into the products enumerated
and placed for sale i'll bakeries, grocery
and other places.
But the eggs in the shell make only
n small portion of the business. The
bulk of the decaycd output is sold soon
u AllIN L"NN pGIh oItiltNt III Sltdl
pals TO the bakeries. There is II daily
delivery to these establishments of 300
pound ans and, invariably. it is before
. o'clock in the morning.
The stuff in the cans has also been
analysed by Professor La Wall and
pronunccd ~poisonuusly putrefactive and
unfit for food. The bakeries pay an
average of II cents Il pound for it. One
pound is about equivalent to a dozen
Nor is this ali. Quantities Of the
dccayed eggs are dried and sold in
barrels. The mass III which are in
both white and yolks brings rs
high as 80 cents II pound, delivered to-
the bakeries. This compound is mixed
with Il gallon of warm water To the
pound, and soaked twelve hours before
being used in pastries and is usri ;Gy
the bakers rs the equivalent of seven
dozen eggs.
This brings the cost per dozen down
to eight cents Il pound. This dried ma
terial is subjected to the same process
before use and its ultimate cost is about
the same as the dried whole egg.
Another process to which the spots
and riots" are subjected is freezing.
The whites and yolks are mixed AMI the
mass placed in cold storage in a tenn
pcraturc that makes it hard and odor.
la Il ..-l =. -.. Il IL
rate of Ii cents a pound.
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y charge of forgery has been placed
against LcNan, the man who purchased
IL bill of goods of Mr.. Garcia last week
and obtained $3.50 in cash on Il check,
drawn on the Evanston, Harness and
Saddlcry company of Evanston, Wy
oming. LeVan is said To be suffering
from consumption.
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Home Bakery

John Hunter has opened The, Home
Bakery and is prepared to furnish fresh
bread, pics. cakes. etc. ~ short notice
All orders will receive prompt attention.
Eycrything about the Homo Bakery
Is now and mp "a date and u first class
bakcr IL IN charge. ,
The proprietor hopes by fair dealing
and reasonable prices To secure II sI"'o
Of the public patronage.
Don't send your money away for pies
cakes and bread.
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Serial No Clio.
Notice For Publication
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARLSON CITY, Nevada.
Nov .. nos.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Warren
w Williams, Of FhllOn. churchill County. Ne
vadn, has hiCd Ia - Is once his Application 10
locate uudc= IN" Provisions Of ScCtinu 2SJS. Re.
ylscd Statutes OF the United States. 10,
Twelve Oa) Of Section Thirteen uD, ToWushin
torty'tour go North, Rang Fity.nyc Cj
East. NJ. ID Is & NJ, containing nifty six Ard
siNty'four hundredtGs 80 90 acres.
ANY and nll persons claiming Adversely The
land described, or desiring TO object btcautsd
the mineral character Of the land. or fr auJ
other reason, to the disposal to the applicant
should HE their nEidaviiS OF protest in his Of.
lcc on or before the est dny OF December. A.
ID. iDE.
LOU J. Cons
RrgisicT.
Date Of first publication November II. lpOs.
Date Of last publication December ~. lHs.
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Serial No Oilhl
Notice Tor Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARLSON CITY. Nevada

tSiTED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY. Nevada,
Nov. q. 1904.
NnTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN iba, Warren
w. Williams. OF FnllOL. Churchill County. Ne.
vhdn, has hlcd In this ONCE his Application 10
locate under the Provisions OF Sections a.S
REVISED statutes Of the United States. Lot
Ten UU) of section Twenty four (2D. Tnwnsh,p
forts. four go North. Range FiftI-nyc (sSl EaSI
NJ. ID. ". & NJ. containing forty CO) acres
Any and all persons claiming aGycrscIy The
land described. or desiring to object because q
the mineral character Of the land. or for any
other reason. Ia the disposal TO the applicant.
should HE their HrldaviiS Of protest in this
0hicc on or before tho 2lst day Of December, a.
ID. 1909.
Louis !. Com
Register.
Date ~ first publication November IN 1898.
Dale OF Inst publication fi"ccIuhcr IN iyls.
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Serial No. nIsb
SoIIcE on i'UnLIC NrION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE.
CARSON CRY. Nevada.
Dcc, I. ipls.
NOTICE X HEREBY GIvEN that George
". WILLIAMS, Of Alpine. Churchill Coin;r. No
vadn, has filed IN this "nlcr hts nppIlcitlnr H.
lucht" under ia" Provisions Of Section 23h.
Revised Staiufl Of tho United Sinirs. IN"
southeast quarter nf tho Northeast quarter
Is. u, u ~ ~. h. - OF SrUtinn Five (i). Town.
ship Fortv.fn ur co N0rth ~ Ithnrc Fir'.aiI
go Enst. ~. D.. 81. containing forty (D
nCfcE.
Any and oil persons claiming adversely tho
land described. or dcs itirg To object because
OF the mineral character Il tho land, or Tor nnf
oih"t reason, to tho disposal to tho applicant,
ONCE on or before tho 18th day ~ January
a ~. 1909.
LOUIS !. COnS.
Register.
Date Of first publication December, g. 1909
Date OF In II publication january II. lgp
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This is Worth Reading

Leo +. IciinSki, OF IS Gibson ST.,
Buffalo, y. V, says: II cured the
most annoying cold sore | cvcr had,
with Bucklcn's Arnica Sulvc. | mp
piled this snlvc once II day for two
days, when every trace OF the sore
was gone" Heals all sores. Sold
under guarantee nt Elko Drug CO.. DC
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Serial No. OTIS
Notice For Publication
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
cAngnN r,a~ ~

UNIITsU NINITsS LAND FFICE
CARSON CITY. Nevada
>-,r,.,, 4. Nov. Q. las.
w. Williams. Of FullOn. Churchill Cuup,, n
yada, has ,f'lcd in this ONCE his Applicant o, y,
locate hhicr the provisions OF Section s9G Re-
east quarter of the Northwest quarter (NEIn,
NWD of Section Thirty.two (3.J, TownLES'i
Forty four tiD ". Range Ffty-six CGC rnmup
NJ. ID. II. & NJ. containing forty (IOl acres. ""S''
Any ana I'LL persons claiming adversely a..
land described. or desiring to object because ~,
the mineral character of the land or ~
any other reason. to the disposal To- m, n
plicant. should file their anidavits Of pro,cS, ~
\. ID. lpIS.
LOUIS J. Conn.
Register.
Date Of last publication December Is los
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The Correct Time

to stop n cough or cold Is just ~
soon ns II ~starts-thcn there win he
no danger ~ pneumonia Or cOnslrmp.
ton. Just few doses Of Billiards.
IIorcli0und SYRUP taken nj the start
will stop the cough. n IL has been
running on for some time the treat.
mcnt VIII he longer, but the cure IL
sure. Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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Notice For PubHealJoa. VII
UNITED STATES LAND oE,,,c,
CAIfHny rt-N 49,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY. NEyLn.
NOTICE &c uEuEny Nov. Q. ias
w. williams. OF Fallon. Churchill Conn "arTen
Sadn. has He'd In his ONCE his Appiic,,S Ne
i9SatS unucr the PROVISIONS of Section ssT 10
east quarter OF the Southwest quartz, 'pIh,
ofSW -. OF Section Twcnty.ninc Cs1I nSE
snip Forty-fOur 90 North. Range Fiji t"nn,
East. NJ. II. Is. NJ. containing Forty tioS an..v1)
Any ana Ill persons claiming adycrs-lT rs
Ianu described. or desiring to object bccaus.'h e
the mineral character OF the land. or for oI
other reason. to the disposal to the npniicsSnu,,
should file their uflidavits OF protest in thissan!.
1908. AID.
Louis J. Cous.
D,,o Register.
Date OF last publication December IL igs
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Serial No. OliS
Notice for Publication
UNITED STATE: LAND OFFICE.
Carson City. Nevada

IlrsOh CITY, NCvula.
Nov. .. 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Warren
". Williams. OF FallOn. Churchill Cmnn,r
Nevada. has filled In this ofice his Applicati6n
TO locate under Provisions of Section sgS
Revised Statutes Of the United State. the South.
east quarter Of Northwest quarter tSE ! a.,
NV ID OF Section Thirty.two CJs). Towpshin
FOrty.four 90. ". Range Fiftysix go EaSit
NJ. ID. H. & NJ. containing Forty (i) acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
land described. or desiring to object because ~
the mineral character Of the land. or for ann
other reason. To the disposal to the applicant
should iiIc their niiidaNits Of protest IN this
ID. 1879.
Louis J. COHS.
Register.
Date Of first publication November II. Zoe
Date of last publication December ~. Isr.
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Christmas flowers and Greens

The Trustees Of the Presbyterian
church are the Elko county agents for
tho Henderson, flowers. Orders for
Xmas flowers or greens will receive
prompt attention by Mr.. Lambert
Henderson. Prices reasonable.