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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
S SHOWED Gain in
FIRST FIVE MONTHS ] ! H
i Local POST Office Receipts About
Even With Heavy Record
Made in 1907.

In view OF statement sent out from
Washington concerning the decrease.
In postal receipts at fifty OF the larg-i
est post.offices In the United States
for the month Of May, 1905. as COM
pared with the same month last year,
inquiry was made yesterday at the
local office. and 1t was found that al
though for that particular month there
had been comparative loss of per
cent, yet. taking the first six months
OF 190Ssinto consideration ESTIMATING
June) the receipts FOR the two periods.
Will run about even. In other words,
the first five months OF the year show
81 net Increase of S2,322.12. and the
figures for June will about offset this
and make approximately an even break.
Richmond office. as last year the
Jamestown Exposition and many na-
ftonal conventions were In progress
from time to time. Owing to the busi-
ness depression prevalent throughout
the country, falling off in postal re-
cejpts Is looked upon as not at all .un-
natural, and the fact thht the Rich
mond office Is holding up so we'll is q
source OF qualification to the post
master 81
Must build Good Ronds.
This general decrease In receipts for
the month OF May. is being used by
the post-office department as an argu-
ment in favor of good roads, and It is
said that unless there is consider
able pulling up, many Of the present
rural free delivery routes will be abol-
tshed. Postmaster Caben feels sure
that he will be able to come out OF
the present year with showing almost,
If not quite, as good as that made IN
1901.
Here are some Of the figures sent
cut from Washington concerning the
decrease in figures for fifty OF the
largest offices in the country, Rich-
,,lond being one of them:
postal receipts at.fifty OF the larg-
est post-officcs in the United States
for May, as compared with the same
srnontfiof last year. show a decrease OF
5479 per cent. There is a falling off
at the New York post-office of $780,
aO74.55. The receipts for May this year
were 81, A47.764.22, while those OF last
years for the same month We're Sl,5s2,-
aa3S.T7.
postal officials say that this loss
shown for New York will be made up
IN the accounts of months to follow.
1.-The total receipts for the fifty Of
xices for May, 1905. show a decrease
of $356.54g.32, the receipts for May, this
wear, being $7,o7a464.so. AL, but seven
teen of.'tlfs fifty offices taken show
decreases. =f9 " i{7s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
PONY CART R c

Twenty-Five New Names
All Sections Yes
Twenty-five new contd
in The Times-D Dispatch
Contest yesterday. and
the day, boys and girls
Ing in person at the of
seiging the telephones.
BY the end Of this wi
of votes will be polled,
most astonishing rcco]
shown in next Sundays
Up to Saturday night
contestants who were
from Richmond, but ye
entered from other town
and one from North Care
Many children In the
think that they have
competing with those II
mond, but thee are mis-
for in small towns there
be one or two contesta
Richmond there will be
Contestants should Sc,
votes promptly each da
that the proper showing
.lished each Sunday. lsi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
JUDGE b sT Ii QUALITIES

New Civil Court to Open for First Session
lF5t 5gs To- Morrow. - II AZ ss5Sb
a Jud Sc William M lies Turpin. OF the City
Civil Court, re- ceiVed hiss com mission from
the office Mof Governor z Swanson yesterday,
and has qualified for the position to which
he was elected by the recent legislature
Judg &c lTurp!n will open his court to-morrow
morning In room No. g. on the third floor
ot4thes City Hal one OF the Council commit
tee rooms, Sof which he has been granted the
use until the alterations and repairs arc
madesin tina court rooms on the Fourth floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
RUSH 81 I ( J I az 4
Crowd city Hall

Crowd City Hall All Day to E
s,s 81 Tor Delay.
Collector Of 5pellnquen1
Cunningham was the busiest
city Hall Yesterday. All day
fact, up to ID, ol clock last MD
I'm unbroken ling % ~ ose sanS
and save tile neg atty added 10
taxes on July It,, The rush
to-day, s1and Car snin Cunningl|
open to-nlght as IN a az. 7 ne 5rt}
seems to reaulra. The half-d1
waiting milne In the col ecto
annual event wit 4 many paopl|
until the 4 last day the settler
Stax bills. {, "
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! Damon Lodge Elects Ontcers,

s Damon Lodg &C. No. Z. knights of Pythias.
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: Dr. r. l.. Kern, chancellor
com mander: j. Al Buchannon. vice. chancel-
Tor; John Il. Satterfeld.s prelate; Dr. r. ID.
Garcin. master of3work 3 j. w. Arnold, mas
ter-at- arms; T. v. Rudd. Inner guard; ". L.
Gale outer guard. sl5. p n vi ii <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
HELD ON HOTEL CHARG;E E.

Cecil r. Gould Is Arrested on Charge of
NIfsrepresenting Himself at Jeferson.,'
Cecil r. Gould, a young man OF neat ap 4
yester lay evening by Detectives Sergeant
wrenion a charge OF d efrauding the Jeffer-
son Hotel out OF $131s0. 1t lis alleged that
the young man claimed that he represented
q mining company. He has engaged Attor-
ney5g Gilbert X. Pollock to defend him this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
Cut yyitI, All and Knite.,

I! Curtis Davis. u negro liying IN Brookland
district. Henripo eoun ty. was arrest ed last
night by Const ahle N @. o. EBnrch ON ~ the
;charge Of assaultng james ackson vii q
intent 10 KILL. ~ ia alleged that he hit
jackson first wit h an X, striking i him in
the shoulder Then he attacked him Will u
knife and stabbed 4 him IN the back and
arm and s1,earl Y cut 70 n his I'm ger. 8 Davis
says he acted In sci defense. "a
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to- H
Council Rules
Z. Z YahN 1,

Pass o
{ In the rec
I COMMITTEES % u. !t1ll = le.
which willEh. resented q
a provision a. make tho
on ApportIon' knt OF the
nexed Terrlto!f 8 a pcrrnan
committee.
When the ANNEXATION
some time agt "a bond iss}
per cent. OF he assessed
new territory for improS
committee, on which Ca
Mills was chalS man. was a
ton this fund.- | amounting
million dollarl In yAriol
provement in sthc new
which Is now practically,
been generally supposed q
would go out of existence
work was completed. but
Rules Will rect4,imendtth
and that all f3hds to be eI
light. street aid sewer i'm
new, district b passed on
The committee will aiso|
no Improvement or chanE|
of any street he made wit
OF the Council. AT present
,E1ittec can order work not
out OF ward funds. AS
blocks of smooth paving y
different points without 8,
tinuity or scheme. and W.T.
to the needs OF the neig
character OF hauling. TIL
not prevent repairs, but vi
prevent any change In the
paving In the roadbcd of
out I he consent of tho iCoun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
STILL LIVES ON CHARITY
Coleman Harris Gets Eight Months in
mil on Charge of Stealing.

Jail on Charge of Stealing.
Coleman Harris. the negro who early
Sunday Morning wandered to the house
OF Policeman Jordan and was there
arrested on warrants, charging him with
stealing So from e. Payne and 81 from
w. r. Brown, was sentenced by JUS
5tice Crutchfield yesterday morning to
four months in jail on each charge.
The6negro had been leYying on .punu :,
charity for some time he WI. sun
IA anaobject OF charity,s and live on
public funds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
STA IS UPSET
ABOUT MONTAGUE
Former Governor Refuses to Dis
cuss Talk Of Joining New
Party.

81 Constituting almost the exclusive
ltoptc: Of q seusslon in; POLITICAL circles
YESTERDAY. the gestion that former
ra ks of the Republican, party and
take the stump for Taft this sfall.S is
still "np in the a u : so to speak. for
faintest i ght on the sltuati on has been en-
heard, either. from the ex- Governor or
from those " no aro close to him.
3. Mr. Montague is still engaged at
trial e 4 NV case. II Which Ills his a ass
octate is Mr.. DanialS Harmon, OF
charlottesvi lie. The matt r is one OF
Importance = involving thousands OF
eoncluded t NOR nght rRe
former Governor vii return Ito the
city at the end OF the trial and will
pro ably give out some public state-
now boon dlsseinina ted from one end
of the State to the other. & N n
Friends Doubt tie Report.
The close friends of the former G ov-
ernore are anxious to know about tho
matter and those VIII o have never felt
to ty told You and and in It'll this VIEW
of q much strained SITUATION a state
ment from him would he generallyl}yve
coined II It is point ted out that Mr.. Aon-.
ia que did mot cas- t his vote DIN the
beinr
urged as a olrcnm stance IN favor Of
the specula ton that he Is preparing
to leave the Dem ocratic party. His
friends decline to accept the assertions
that he has gone away from his old
moorings until u they hear t from his
lips or see II In a statement authorized
by him. but many, or them are at thes
same time saying that in Justice to-
himself and them, he should issue q
statement at once. t35s
Z, The matter was talked OF In the
hotel Hobbies, on the & streets, at the
Capitol and almost everywhere through
and men asked each Their graVely
what was the Attest news concerning
TT The friends and enemies Of the
former Coy ernor bcanno account for his
silence. * fsis ~ t3,l & I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
WANTED TN PETERSBURG

Charles iGOldste elm Is Recognised Here and Is
Placed Under Arrest hy Detective
Willis In Petersburg yester lay afternoon
acknowledgements Bai ley was al vlsed q that
a man named Char! g oldstetnl wa NV anrel
that ~ was believed he WAS In Rtchmond.Si
On returning here Sergea ~ Rai ley II saw.
Goldstein and recognized him, and In com
panys with Detectives Wren and w hire
nlaced him under BE- rrest.. n arrested
Goldst Gin had n q. cket % Char lQltssyille
and the Officers bel ieye that he was pre-
parln g to skip Nv hen eau st 55i{
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Fined for steaIing Wood.

Frank J. Edwards was fined So and costs
in Henrico yesterday for stealing q cord OF
wood from u. W. Depktns. Edwards is the
Stands. n negro. OF forgery Stands was |
also charged Ewith stealing a quantity OF
farm produce from r. NJ. Bette near the
New Reservoir. IIe was committed Sto Jail
for I thirty days. The forgery charge was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
pax,nr Henrico Jurors.

Z The clerk OF the City Circuit Court
nras busy yesterday drawing checks
- the payment OF Jurors from Hen
-,;co County who sat recently In the
Circuit Ga,srt, in hearing certain ca ses
involved. and in which Judge Scott
directed that a country jury be sum
nad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
G!.o!! " {! !: ]! SHOWS! s.
Grants Respite to Aged III
alLl.lA II -. ~, Sent encAdI tn HaI

b y
Grants Respite to Aged Phi
Sentenced to Hal
Governor Swanson yesterdai
sEite to James II, Price. of
who Is sentenced to- hang on
in the hrst degree.
The respite carries the q
August 24th. In the meant
will be presen ted. based upo|
cred evidence, designed to
man is mentally unbalanced
the time of the / killing. He
hunting with q companion. al
at Prices home the host shot
death With a double-barrelle,
Price Ia an old man and
Confederate soldier. This ID
spite which the Governor ha,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were Issued yes
terdayssto the following:
Bert c. Snyder and Mary p. Ma jor,=
Paul H. Culpeper4 and Florence u.
SHtlliard. Edward F. kellard and Eva
\ Ellyson, William c. Smith and Ruth.
i IA. Baker and Thomas j. Caryeras and
y Mary NJ Lewis. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30

Slapped q Girl, FAX 3 M u y 81
John Eben hack, q. yeun 4 boy. Was arrest
cd last night on charge of 8slapping Maria
Miller. the daughter rs. frederick
n ler. He wa afterwards bailed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30

ION
.s B /
COMM
8. Bids J
MAKE |
Novel /
walk
b Council
gusspn. q
Cleaning,
nittee o,
plain of
and sewc
'Cftv Cref
John Sire
have So
necessary
crematory
are mad
ment was
at once.
B City ri
the condi
canal bell
empty int
Is enptyil
plant OF u
which is
against Il
was sent
appropriat
continue !
OF the riy
The eng
svertise 10
Street fro
JSGh kO@l VIZ
crerices bfI
be filled VI
OF sand. III
and make |
paving. i
y Mr.. Rem
providing I
appointed u
of smooth h
fourth Sire
asphalt bio
he was no
III as 1t bt
perry in wet
He said
house on +
Second Str
hard vitrif
the city. til
and noisy,
fourth Sire
1t will be
sewers. pip,
for the top
When
permits for
projecting
sented. Mr..
Zee py SuSl
congestion
Broad, the
report on t
as Sidewalk
now lis fe
tional roor
people. III
the costawt
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Invited 10 Give Clinic.

s& Or. r. L. Simpson. accompanied by Mrs.
Simpson and Miss RosalIe Shafer. left yes
eterday for Philadelphia. DR.. Simpson was
invited to give a clinic at a meeting OF the
Pennsylvania Dental Society's meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-30

Richmonders in Philadelphia.
ny. B.. "A. q Ines, Mr.. G, T.. Mass and Mr..
ard Mrs. lit. Mastn,o of Richmond. are at
the New Bingham Hotel in Philadelphia.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. King were
forcibly reminded Friday evening of
their marriage fifteen years ago at
Rockford, Ill. About 70 of their
friends dropped in upon them at
their home on S. Chatham street and
completely surprised them. A very
enjoy able evening was spent Misses
Charlotte Snyder and Ethel Void
sang several musical selections, the
male quartette sang, Mrs. James E.
Snyder gave several recitations and
two-course supper was served. In
behalf of the company Lafayette
French presented in a very happy
way to Mr.. and Mrs King a set of
solid silver dessert spoons and a cut
glass jelly dish.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
important to Subscribers.

Under a construction of the posta
laws, and an order issued by the Post
master General, 10 subscriber to a
weekly paper can be carried for a
longer time after his subscription has
expired than one year. Otherwise his
paper must be excluded from the mails
at second class rates. Under this rul.
ing publishers can no longer extend
credit beyond q year, and subscribers
must have their: subscriptions paid up
as the additional postage for delin-
ouents will make too heavy an expense
Our subscribers will save us q lot Of
unpleasantness by paying their sub
scriptions now. Look at the date on
your printed label today and remit 50
as to save US expense and trouble
When you send in, better make It 1903
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
WATSON FAMILY REUNION.

se r. "a = A rel1ii .off,. the Watson family
Fwas held at the pleasant farm home
OF Walter Watson, of Dexter, August
3 9th. ,y~ ,.....- ~
|. Relatives and friends to the num-
Der of fifty-seven were in attendance.
After a pleasant visit and many re-
newals of old friendships and &C
quaintances, a bountiful picnic din
,ner was served in the grove near the
house after which the company
gathered in the parlor to listen to
many fine selections on the graphic
phone, which entertainment was fur
nished by Fred Dickens and Floyd
Thompson. .
The guests were again called to
the tables where a dainty luncheon
of ice cream, cake and home made
candy were served. The gathering
was planned in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Watson of Modesto, Cal.,
and Mrs. Peter Schmidt and chill
dren of Jamestown, N. D., who have
spent the past two months visiting
at Dexter and at Preston, MINI.
One of the happy events of the
occasion was the unexpected arrival
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Means of
Carthage, S. D., who came Saturday
evening, Aug. 20.
In addition to those mentioned
above there were in attendance from
away Mr.. and Mrs. James Means
and Misses Ollie and Edna English
of Albert Lea, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Watson,
Ernest Watson and Will Ham of
Preston, Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Means and children of
Grand Meadow, Minn., also Miss
Tubbs of Stewartville, MINI.
Although the occasion was a very
pleasant social event, the joyousness
was marred by the illness of Grand
pa Watson, who for a time was very
i'll, but who at present writing is
resting more quietly.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
PRlvATE's VIEW OF ANTlETAM,
A Magnificent Spectacle Seen. from
South Mountain.

. The history which you are so ably
writing of the dear old Army of the
Potomac, writes a correspondent to
the editor Of the National Tribune,
calls up most vividly many of the
hard-fghting and earnest men who
kept on fighting under the incompe-
tency of it's different commanders
(they are all dead now, and may God
rest their ashes). l will try to tell
you how the Antietam campaign
looked from a private's point of view.
Pleasonton's First brigade of cavalry
got to Chantilly, and fired few shots
to emphasize the weak support which
Mcclellan gave Pope; thence the re-
adjustment which created two-bri-
gade division under Pleasonton. We
then crossed Chain Bridge, where we
found ourselves in daily touch with
Stuarts men until we were halfway
up South mountain, where we devel-
oped the boys in gray with the long
guns, when we sidestepped, for our
knapsack carriers seemed anxious to
get at them. And right there beheld
the grandest sight, and one no true
| soldier could have looked at without
thrill of pride and enthusiasm. AS
| far as the eye could reach, and that
was back to Frederick, our marching
| column stretched out, with everything
glittering, muskets and artillery, and
as the skirmisher's rifles began tt
crack thought: ooh, how can W.
lose;" but, alas! we had no Grant
Sherman or Sheridan at the tiller.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
LANSING.

Mrs. John Thompson entertained
a few friends at her home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Beatty of Brook
ings, S. D., spent Tuesday here with
D. G.. Vaughan's family.
Mrs. Johnson and son returned to
their home in Spring Valley Wednes-
day.
Eddie and Gertrude McLain of
Austin spent few days here the
past week with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Hammond.
Mrs. O. G. Enney and grandchil
dren of Owatonna spent Wednesday
with G.. w. Enney and family.
Miss Hattie Mcintyre attended the
W. T. D. club at Austin Tuesday and
entertained the club at her home on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Sullivan of Bemis, S. D., left
for her home Saturday, after a three
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Lou Rector
Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodle and son of Austin and Mr..
George Weber home.
Mrs. Finch and little daughter of
Minneapolis came Saturday for a
/ V1S1I Will ucI sui duu uduSuCoI.
Mrs. Fowler of Dexter visited her
sister, Mrs. S. H Vaughan, few
days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Kezar of Sar-
geant and Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Nc
Gowan of Waltham visited Mr.
Markham's family Sunday.
Tommy White left for Mason City
Saturday night, where he expected
to attend school.
Mrs. Charles Ullerick of Chicago
arrived here Monday morning to visit
her mother, Mrs. Sunmey.
i Mrs. O.. c. La Bar and sister Mrs
, Rostron, left for Minneapolis Mon
= day to spend the week.
II Alice Hanson, who spent the pas
week with relatives in Lyle, returned
home Monday. Her uncle, Mr.. Han
son accompanied her.
Mrs. G. w. Enney left Thursda.
for Pratt to visit her daughter, Mrs
G. T. Hart. She will visit relative
in Owatonna before ner return.
Miss Margaret Dunphy came Mon
day for a few days visit with friend
before going to her school duties i
lSlayton, MINI.
Mrs. S. H. Vaughan arrived HON
Saturday, after few days. visit wit
RELATIVES in Dexter.
Mrs. F. A. Ticknor of Austin an
Mrs. Chillock and son of Minneal
oils called on friends Monday.
The o. A. K. society have pos
poned their meeting for two weeks.
Mrs. Will Wells of Austin cam
Saturday to visit A. E. Beadell
family.
Miss Ardell Wells came up fro
Austin Monday to visit her gran,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Wells.
Miss Hattie Mcintyre was a que
of Miss Sophia Hall Hall in Austj
Saturday and Sunday
H. R. Soule and Geo. Win
shipped a carload of cattle to Chicae
for Mondays market. Mr.. Winn a
cOmpanied them.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
Presbyterian Church.

William E. Sloane, Minister.
1000 a. m.-Session Meeting.
1890 Morning worship. Sermon,
"Fieh Stories Extraordinary.
~ m.-Central Sunday School.
80. m.-East Side Sunday School.
6:30p. NY. P. S. 9. E.
7:3O p. m.-The pastor begins story
sermon in five chapters, entitled "The
Dreams That Came True" lie viii
read the first chapter, "The Drama o1
Youth" Illustrated with chalk pic
lures by Matthew Sloane. Musical
program.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
List of Teachers l9O8.09.

Geo. A. Franklin, supt.
Margaret Avery, Drawing.
Margaret Gender, Music.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Elizabeth Fish. Prin., German and Latin.
Hortense Robbins, History and Civics.
Nellie Mccormick, Mathematics.
Jennie Teeter, English and Mathematic
Jay F. Knowlton, Manual Training.
Bena Hanson. Latin and Science.
Ethel Beebe. English.
William Geer, Science.
lay Erwin, Domestic Science.
FRANKLIN GRADES.
Margaret Reilly. Sth Grade.
Almeda Truesdell, Sth Grade.
Eunice L. Rice, 7th Grade.
Olive H. Savage, 7th Grade.
Susie L. Moe, 9Th Grade.
Carrie Peterson, 5th Grade.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Harriet Mills, 4th Grade.
Alice COrneveaux, 3rd Grade.
Elizabeth Kelly, End Grade.
Angela Cronon, lst Grade.
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Cora G, Smith, Prin., 7th Grade.
Jeanette Hall, 9Th Grade.
Clara Torgeson 5th Grade.
Grace Wilson. 4th and 5th Grades,
Irene Lansing. 4th Grade.
Helen Turner, 3rd Grade.
Agnes Ruehle, 2nd Grade.
Lillian Simmer, 1st Grade.
SUMNER SCHOOL.
LYDIA L. King, Prin 9Th and 7th Grades.
Tanye Burgess. 4th and 5th Grades
Nellie Henderson, 3rd and 4th Grade.
Marie L. Page. LIST and End Grades.
WHITTIER SCHOOL.
Daisy Maxwell. 3rd and 4th Gradet.
Stella Chapman, 1st and 2nd Grades.
WEBSTER SCHOOL.
May G. Fairbanks, 1st and End Grades.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
Good For BillOusness

II took two of ChamberIaiu's Stom.
ach and Liver Tablets last night, and l
feel fifty per cent better than 1 have
for weeks, says j. Firestone of ALE.
gan, Mich. "They are certainly fine
article for bili0usness." For sale by
all Druggists. Samples free.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
No Such Good Luck.

Master of the House-But, Mary,
why are you so excited ? .s.
Maid d-The mistress has dismissed
me. . |#
Master Of the House with sigh) f.
: congratulate you.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-14
APPLICATION NO. 1i4l

Notice OF Application for Permiss on 20 Appro-
pirate the Public Waters OF the State OF Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th day
OF October, 1903, In accordance with Section
q. Chapter XVIII, OF the Statutes OF 1907 one
Sonthern Pacific Co OF Salt Lake CITY, county
OF Salt Lake. and State OF U tab, made applica
tion TO the State Engineer OF Nevada Tor per
mission 70 appropriate the public waters of
the Stateof Nevada. Such appropriation is
70 he made from Humboldt River at q point ON
the Humboldt River in SEQ. 81. T. 80 NJ, r. SO
E., VI. ID. -. Il M. whence the southwest corner
OF said Sec, 81 bears South 42 Deg West $40
feet distant, by meaUs Of dam. 6une reservoir
and neauBate for Season Nov 10 April I, 90
Gu. II! per sec. ID to be conveyed at point On
tho OenLal Pacific Railroad 4 miles east OF
Carlin, Nevada. by means Of ditch, etc, and
there used hlling reservoir or pond from which
TO cut Ice for transportation p'.rposes.
Excess TO be returned at end of Icing season
2570 It below point Of diversion.
Date OF nrst publication October q, 1905
Date OF last publication November Is, 1908.
Signed:
FRANK II. NICHOLAS.
' state Engineer.