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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-17
Serial No o5o2.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada.
October 1, 1908

Notice is hereby given that Mason Valley
Extension Mining Company by its agent and
attorney in fact A. G. Gutheil whose post
office address is Yerington, Nevada. has
made application for United States Patent
for the Mao, Moray. Moray No 1 and Moray
No. lode mining claims consolidated Situate
in Mason Mining District Lyon County, Me-
vada, consisting Of the 1913 1899 1900 and 1900
linear feet respectively of said lodes and sur
face ground shown upon the plat of sur
vey, being Survey No. 1896 and described in
the field notes and plat of the official survey
on file in this office with magnetic variation
at II deg. Is min. to II deg. 40 min east, as
follows:
Beginning at Cor No a Cor Of Mike
Claim. whence the S. e. Cor. Sec. rs TIP 10 N
r. "a e. bears s. II deg. 50 min. w. 26.59 n.
and running, thence N 81 deg. IS min. r.
1913 IT. to Cor. No of Mike thence n
9S deg. 0S min W. 600 IT. to Cor No. OF
Mike thence s. 81 deg As min. W. 1913
IT, to Cor. No OF Mike thence N. 2s deg.
OS min w. 1858 IT. to Cor. No. 3 OF
Moray thence s. 81 deg 56 min. w. 600 IT,
to Cor. No. of Moray. thence S. 2s deg
rs min. f. 81 IT. to Cor. No. of Moray No ],
thence S. q deg. So min. w. 720 IT. to Cor
No. of Moray No. 1, thence N. Is deg cs
min. w. $3.50 IT. to Cor No. OF Moray
No. 8, thence s. "A deg. 2s min. w. s2s IT,
to Cor No of Moray No. 3, thence s. ~
deg Os min. f. 1900 #. to Cor. No, OF Moray
No. g. thence n. A deg 26 min. f. 62s IT. to
Cor. No 1 of Moray No. 3. thence S. 81 dex
IS min. e. $751; IT. TO Cor. No. Of Moray
No. l. thence N. p deg SO min. E. 40 IT. to
0s min. W. IS IT, to Cor. No. l OF Moray
thence N. 81 deg. IS min. e. 600 IT. to Ger.
No. of Moray, thence N. rs deg. 0s min. W.
i62 7 IT. to beginning. containing a total area
of So 1877 acres from which the aggregate area
Of g. 426 acres In conflict with Daniel Katie.
and Butte lodes unsurveyed is expressly eN-
cepted and excluded. leaving a net area OF
70 s6l acres hereby claimed and applied for.
The presumed and length or each
vein or lode line is shown upon the plat OF
survey From Cor. No. l of Moray lode the
s E. Cor Sec. % TIP. 10 N. r. "a +. bears
s. deg. ~ min w, 109i0S #. From Cor No.
l of Moray No. l lode said Cor. bears 5. "
deg SO min e. 42T II. and from Cor No. !
II Moray No said Cor. bears $. q deg. 30
min e. 1850 IS IT. distant. Said Mike. Moray,
Moray No l and Moray No. lodes form
portion each of sec % TIP. 10 N. r. "a y.
and a portion of unsub divided part OF Fp. IL
" r % r. NJ. d. Meridian. Nevada.
Said lode locations mining claims being CT
record In the office OF the County Recorder
at Dayton in Lyon County, Nevada. The
nearest known locations being the aforesaid
conflicting claims and Minnehaha and Chaska
lodes Survey No. 29lS.
| direct that this notice be published In the
Yerington Times at Yerlngton. Nevada the
newspaper published nearest the said mining
claim for the period of nine weeks,
LOUIS j. COIN,
Register.
| ROSS,
Claimants Attorney.
! First publieated dated oct. 10. 1908.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-17

The vote on the high school question
will be a test of advancement. Let's
carry it, big,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-17
r. Z ROSS,

RE ROSS,
Claimants Attorney
First DUPLICATED dated Oct. 10. 1908
Last publication dated December 5, 1905
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
Does the County or the State Vote
Controll

To some minds The new Primary
Law ieave~ rt om II ques ion, whether.
it any county should vo e d differently
from the state as Il whole in the mt
ter of ins'rue'i G legislative delegates
how 10 vote for Uuited States Senator,
the members of the Legislature from
that county might not follow the II
of their own county instead OF that of
the state. Tnis question has ar sen ia
Clay eounty, ia Union county and we
presume in other counties also. 40
avoid any ssible Misunderstanding or
future mixup over the matter, we on
Tuesday senL out TO all known republi-
can candidates to the legislature in
this county The following letter,
which explains ilse f.
Dear Sir
1t is und srstood that you will be r
candidate foe nomination 10 the state
legislature before the republican
primaries in June. La some counties
the question has been already raised
whether Il senator or repres 9ntative
would be bound by the state vote of
instruction in the matter Of the cleo
tion of United States Senator in C ,se
his county voted the other way. This
Is an important matter that should be
settled in every county before the
primaries.
As the people have right TO know
what to expect Of you ia case of your
nom mutton and election, please give
the COURIER for publication your
convictions in this matter. Your re-
ply or neglect tn reply will b. pub
l.hed in this newspaper, May :. Give
us your pledge and YOUR views, please,
definitely and fully, not later than
next Tuesday. A similar letter has
been sent TO all known republican,
legislative candidates in this county,
Yours trlIy,
CHAS. r. BRUCE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
Cairo Named For a Grow.


Cairoi received its name from the ac.
cidental settling Of crow upon a Ger.
tain string. The naming Of the place
dates from the year $685. when Goher
a Tunis general, invaded Egypt and
prepared to found new city there.
The architect. having made arrange.
'ments for laying the first stone of the
new wall, waited for the fortunate
poment, which was to be shown by
the astrologers pulling a cord extend.
ing to considerable distance from tho
spot. A certain crow, however. who
had not been taken into the council of
the wise men, perched upon the cord,
which was shaken by his weight. and
the architect, supposing that the ap-
pointed signal had been given, COM
menced his work accordingly. From
this unlucky omen and the vexation
felt by those concerned the epithet of
kahira (the vexatious or unlucky) was
added to the name of the city. Masr
el kahira, meaning the unlucky city
OF Egypt Kahira in the italian pro.
nunciation has been softened into Cal
no.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
District Meeting of the v. Z. T.U.

Reresford, $. d., April %, 1908.
The BIRD Annual Convent ton OF the
First District Womau's Christian
Temperance Unlon of South Dakota
will be held in the NJ thOdist Church
OF Vermillion, beginning Tuesday
afternoon, May 5th, at three o'c ock,
and closing at noon on Thursd y. The
state wo rkers to be present are Mrs.
Luella Ramsey Of Woonsocket State
President, Mrs. F. A. Bidwell of Mitch
ell, State Tret surer, Mrs. Nj .rtha
Cults Of Yanktou, Stale Recordin.
Secret ary, Mrs. Cora Aldrich of
Sioux Falls, State Secretary of l..
I. L. work, Miss Mabel Stuact of
Woonsocket, State Secretary Of "Yn
work, and the National speaker is
Mrs. Helen Hartford ofOregon, we'll
known organizer and lecturer; also
the National Superinte ndent of
Christian Citizenship for the United
States
There will be Eltc ion returns from
Mitchell, Woonsocket, Hudson, Beres-
ford, Hurley, Parker, A'cester, Caution,
Vermillion, Wax nda, Worthiag, as
we'll as from the field in genera, by
Mrs. Hartford.
On Wednesday evening there will be
a.Grand Gold Medal Contest, 10 which
small admission fee will be charged.
All the other sessions are free ana the
public is cordially invited to attend.
The music for the Convention is in
charge Of Prof. w. 3. CLARK
Unions are entitled TO serd delegates
as follows. The President, one dele
gate at large. and one delegate for
every twenty paying men bers or maj r
fraction thereof Room and break
fast are TO be furnished free. Other
meals will be served at small price.
CAROLINE HYDE JAMESON,
President First District W. C. +. u.
OF South Dakota.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
The Coming Primary

Our attention has been cal ed TO the
the COURIER had one paragraph that
was somewhat misleading. We stated
that twenty days before the primary
the candidate must file written re-
quest with the auditor to place biz
name upon the primary ticket"
This is true of cand!d ates for delegate
to state conventions (See 6, sub
division 3, Primary Law; il is not
true OF candidates for county offices.
The law needs a good deal of stuoy
to get all its provisions straight. Be
low We give correctly and in full the
requirements for candidates for couu.
ty aud slate office, with dates and
other particulars regarding the com
ing primary.
Candidates for county or legislative
Offices, or stat central committeeman
must file their nominating petitions
with County Auditor Harter, 30 days
before the primary ar on or before May
s. They must be signed by not less
than per cent nor more than 5 per
cent Of the 1906 vote for governor,
being for Union county republicans
not less than 30 nor more than so
signatures.
On or before May %, the county
auditor appoints three judges for each
precinct, for the primaries of June 9,
upon recommendation OF the chairman
OF the county central committees.
Ga or before June I, the county
central commi ttee fixes the hour and
place OF the county convention Of July
Z, fixes the ratio Of representation
from each precinct and issues and
publishes for 80 days the Call for the
county convention
June 8. Primary Election, from q.
m. to D p. M. to nominate candidates
for national, state and county offices,
members of legislature, delegates to
state and county conventions, national
committee men and mem be,s of state
and county central committees.
All candidates who comply with the
foregoing requirements and no Others,
will have their names printed upon
the official ballot.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
SOUTH DAKOTA BEEVES ATS So IS
This Price Secured by Peter Rickie OF
Corsi a, y. d.

a new mark for The past month was
made in dres sed beef steers by Peter
Riekie, of Corsica. ). D., with the sale
Of a load of l,4l5-po md beeves u So S.
Six h. ad of cows out of the same lot
comm nGed the high price of $3.50,
VIII CHI also the top for the month,
Thess fancy prices were pad by Fred
Patterson, cattle buyer COR The Cudahy
Packing company,
IT has teen 10 g period since
"a better lot Of fat steers and c"WS nave
baen received on the local rar6et than
those sent in by Mr.. Rieal'. He wss
showered with compliment from al
those who saw the cattle. They were
Of Mr.. Riekies own raising and fee ding.
Toey had been SO we'll finished that
they answered all trade requirements
and appe led 10 the eye TO buyers Tor
packers. The lot was mixed, comprl3-
ing grade Here'ords and Shortho' ms
d had been on full feed Of corn and
alfalfa almost seven months.
This go to show that Sioux CITY
packers want good stock and are W IL
ing to pay the price so that no one can
go on 10 another market. I'll Sc cattle
were on through billing, but Mr. Rlekle
knew that he could not do as well 10
forward them as to accept what loo Il
packers had offered.
Mr.. Riekie is u strong b lever in
feeding toe best cattle that can he got,
and also making tn m fat before he
turns them off. These catt had oe N
evenly fattened and it is question if
any improvement could have been
made by any her feeder Mr. Rieke
is a prominent farm and land owner
OF Douglas county. s. D.--Sioux City
journal
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
Because Washington 10 Dead.

One Of the most impressive of the
ceremonies prescribed in the chapter
on "Honors and Distinctions Of the
United States navy regulations is that
to be followed when vessel of the
navy. on Its way up or down the Pc
tomac river, passes Washington's tomb
at Mount Vernon. Unfortunately the
observance Of this ceremonial is limit
ed to smaller ships, as for such only
Is the Potomac at this point pavigable
The smaller cruisers and gunboats that
occasionally visit Washington for pres
idential inauguration or similar events
observe the ceremonial 30 strictly that
It would seem through infreouent oc-
currence 1t gains in interest. When
any naval vessel approaches Mount
Vernon the marine guard and the band
are paraded, the ships bell Is tollefi
and the colors half masted. When on.
posite Washington's tomb the bugles
sound taps" the marine guard pre-.
SCENTS arms. and all officers and men
stand at attention and salute. Har-
pers Weekly.
Disguised Wife Say, niggah, cher
sence All married yo' yo's dun muffin
'cept sit round de house. Doan 70
eber feel emmy ambishion? Lazy Hus-
band An feels ambishion wen Abs
sittin' round hyah, honey, but jes' 8
soon = Ar stahts ter wo'k All gifts dis
courased- Judge
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
How's Thiss

W. Offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not b. cured By Halls cs,arrh Cure.
+. y. CHENEY q co, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
r.. J.. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and 6nanciall,
able ID Gerry out any obligations made
~ hls arm.
WALDING, KINNAN 8 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O,
Hslls Catarrh Cure 10 taken inter.
nAlly, acting directly upon the blood
md mucous surfaces Of the system.
Tsssimontals sent free. Price u cents
Or bottle. Sold By III Druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for conssips-
tlon.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
The Business
Man

III order - oet along,
11alant have capital.
II u also necessary shat be have
cresjit Credit con,es from ~
I onainsAnco. You cannot get
crcdlt a tle hank uplets Won are
acquainted.
HEN ! man STARTS J. haek a.
couos, III and tha bAnker
ecome aoQnaiated ~ sssab-
|s seooant 4 ! hslp n
ISofs wsys then one The
syiksx t,lxes - Inherent Il yoa;
NJ msk& II y polns An "A mi his
W sss1tc sve aOsor1nlod ste<.
& 6at Afe tanaen when mxla
~ crsfiis 4 n MN AZ ~ n
poslfien Y M crsdlt ~llsr yosi
Z saasis' N
\ YI1lnlnl
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
Look at The New Map Of The Chicago
Milwaukee n St Paul Railway

A large map showing the Pacific
Coast extension of his Railway
through South Dakota, Montana.
Idaho and Washington has Just deem
received here. It is ready for in
snection at the local station. This
new line passes through an excellent
farming, stock raising, dairying and
fruit raisiag country, where there
are unusual o. portunities for all.
Descriptive books and maps are free
for the asking
Fl K. BROCK,
Agent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
Richland Rackets

Myr,l7 Gunderson visited at Holden's
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Mitchell was entertained at
the Bennett home last Sunday.
Albert Amundson wife and children
visited A. J. Swoyer's Sunday.
Mr.. Peter Brant and wife del parted
for Nebraska the first OF the week.
Rev. Brown Of Sioux Falls delivered
an excellent sermon here Sunday even
ing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
Local News.
Old papers for sale at this office,

Old papers for sale at this office,
Just another month OF schOol--that 10
vi for this year,
House for rent. NJ 3. Kent.
The ladies Of the Congregational
.llarch will hold market Saturday at
Geo. Ha&on's store.
The Misses Cora Hannah and Grace
Gunderson were visiting in Sioux CITY
the latter part OF the week.
Postmaster K. z. Bennett OF Beres-
ford was In the city Tuesday visiting
among his many friends here.
Furuitare for Sale
The furniture OF SIX rooms, belong
ing TO Mrs. G. L. Wahlstedt, will be
sold At private sale for the next two
weeks 81 the residence Of Mrs. X. w.
Miller.
Commissioners proceedings and
treasurer's and auditor quarterly re-
portion our second page this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Smith visit
Cd here last night, al the former home
81 the latter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Coverdale.
choice seed Flax for Sale FIELD .
SLAUGHTER COMPANY
Anyone wishing buffalo berry trees
fer ornamental purposes may secure
the same without cost by applying 81
once ~ this Office. They are just
right TO transplant now.
The barn Of G. + Roberts, one mile
this side Of Burbank, was struck BY
lightning during the thunder shower
last Thursday AFTERNOON and destroyed.
Some Is tons Of hay, but no stock. was
also burned.
Horses sad Mules for Sale
Several head OF horses and mules for
sale. Prices right. Enquire OF
DAN RYAN. Fhone 100 = =
The Rev. B. s. Mckenzie, general
missionary, viii conduct services in the
Episcopal church the fir.t Sunday Of
each month Services nsxt Sunday both
morning and evening. Your are cordial
~ invited TO attend.
Rev. Victor X. Brown received visit
from his father. Rev. ]. NJ. Brown Of
Sioux Falls. Sunday. The latter
preached In the NJ. r.. church here Sun
day morning and In the Richland
church sunday evening.
The Lycemn course closed Mondss
night with pleasing entertainment.
By Brush. the magician. His tricks
we're truly mystiiyiDg and gave uni
vsrsal satisfaction. The conrse this
yssr has been fairly satisfactory as .
whole, the patrons getting their
moneys worth. SURELY. Only SINAI
Shvplus will be left above expenses for
the school library fund.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30

MOORE LUMBER co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30

May pole dance by eight little girls.
Adults, % cents. Children. Is cents,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
Bargains In Paints

Wishing to reduce our assortment
of colors in Blood's Paints we will
offer them while they last, about six
teen different shades, at about Is per
cent less than regular price.
We also have about 100 gallons of
Ruchter's Paints that we sell at 81 90
per gallon
MOORE TTMpEp 10
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
The Conrier aud the Dacotah Ma
gaxime

We have made arrangements with
the pub ishers OF the Dacotah Mag
azine TO club the same with the
COURIER and we have very attractive
offer 70 make. Another monthly goes
with this combination, the Minnesota
and Dakota Farmer" published al
Br0okings, 8. d. and contributed TO
largely BY the professors OF our own
agricultural college, II is "a page
farm journal published 10 Dakota and
for Dakotans. Here is our ofsr:
Per Year
Union County Courier. ........ ~. so
Dac0tah Magazine ........... $50
MtnnesOtA and Dakota Farmer.... 90
Total ........s.s..... -, 90
Our Bargain Counter Price. o.. 90
All subscribers 70 the CoURIER, new
or old, provided the old subscribers
pay one year 10 advance rs now re-
Quired BY the recent government rul-
ing, are entitled 70 the combination for
just hall price, $500 for all three one
year. This should bring Ia The
subscriptions with rush. Don pay
el.50 for The Dacotah and 81. for your
farm papar, but pay the Courier 81
evea " and get them both, includine
: pears subscription y tbs CoURlER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-26
NATIVE GABF EST
At AALA PARK
lFrom Wednesdays Advertller.,

A score of tine faithful gathered in
the Aala Park grandstand Monday
night to listen to a joint debate be-
tween those silver-tongued orators,
Ksniho and Kaleiopu. he rain kept
the hoi polloi away from the forensic
eruption.
The two statesmen mentioned are not
ON the lest of terms. 1t appears that
at meeting held in Aala Park on May
20, kaniho took occasion to sneeringly
allude to Kaleiopu's vaccination bill.
Kaleoipu took umIrage at his fellow
representative g remarks, and when he
learned that Kaniho had arrived from
the wilds of kohala, challenged him to
a joint debate, the judges to be Sc
lected by each of the speakers, and to
give their decision at the end of the
gabfest.
Kaleiopu said that Kaniho had put
him in a bad light with the people. and
mad put black mark on his name,
which he desired expunged
Kaniho was all to the good in the
first round, but in the second Kaleiopu
rallied strongly and evened up the
honors.
The third rounu saw the debaters
going at it hammer and tongues, though
Kaniho inadvertently bit his tongue
and went down for the count.
Both came up fresh in the fourth
but Kaleiopu did all the leading, and
the Kohala champion was in distress
when the gong came to his assistance.
In the fifth Kaniho said that he would
call it pau if his opponent would also
W,rnu1iga 70 hold bio o1
dissented vociferously to this, and said
next week if it was necessary.
In the sixth Kaleiopu did lot of
stalling, and said that he would be
willing to call the debloe off till to-
morrow night, when there would prob
ably be no rain to keep his admirers
away. Kaniho had got his back up,
however, and refused peace, even with
honor.
In the seventh Kaniho landed a
nasty verbal uppercut, which came near
putting Kaleiopu out of commission.
He said that he was arguing with a
man of wisdom, whereas all that he
himself learned had been picked up in
hula school. cloud cheers, in which
the policeman on duty in the park
joined)
In the eighth both spared for wind,
but no damaging epithet was hurled
during the entire round.
In the tenth, Kaleiopu told Kaniho
that if he would cry quits he would
extend the right hand of fellowship and
buy squareface for the judges To
this Kaniho retorted that he was pre-
pared to talk all night to defend him
self, and well on into the daylight to
boot.
At this point the seconds of the men
broke into the ring, as both orators
showed signs of dire exhaustion, and
the judges called it draw.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-26
UNCLE SAM IS
AF TER MACON

John Alfred Magoon owes $3.50 to the
United States OF America and the
country needs the money, It is going
to get It, too, and the machinery OF
the United States courts has been
started up to bring John Alfred to time
and squeeze the three dollars and four
bits out of him, the declaration OF r.
w. Breckons in the case being filed
yesterday.
The little bill has been running since
September Is, 1906, when Magoon i'm
ported ladys leather dress from Mex
leo, valued at 500. the duty on which
was figured out to be 500. In the
storeroom OF the Customs House the
dress lay for a year. when 1t was put
up at auction and sold to the highest
bidder for $3.50. This left the Treasury
out the difference between 81 and $3.50
and the cost of the sale. another 81,
or $3.50 in ALL
Now Magoon will be asfed to settle
up this difference with legal interest
from September, 1906.
The papers We're served yesterday
giving the defendant twenty day. in
which to file an answer.
STILL PURSUED HER.
]. A. Magoon. in addition to having
butted up against the majesty of the
yesterday, came in for a
share of the bouquets tossed about in
the Riggs versus Along case, now be-
fore Judge Lindsay.
eastman Carter had gone on the
stand to state what occurred at the
signing of the compromise in the litiga-
ton over the estate. Judge Perry
questioned him and brought out the
fact that Mrs. Hptchison, one of the
interested parties, had hesitated to
sign.
Did she state why she hesitated?"
asked Judge Perry.
'Well, yes" answered the witness.
"she said if she signed and got any
money she was afraid that Magoon
would get ahold of it,