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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-11
Application For Patent.
Notice No. 1878.
Land nAo. r..

Notice No. 1873
United States Land Office Carson CITY Nsv.5.
April 8. 1908 -'e'~1~
Notice is hereby given that the Lincoln Nevada
Mining and Milling Company a Corporation
through ITS Attorney-in-fact. f. R. McNames,
whose post office address is Caliente Nevada has
made application for a United States patent for
4leo linear feet of the Commander Lode Minino,
Claim. situate in the Ely Mining District COUNTY
OF Lincoln, State of Nevada being survey No
Sis2 and described in the field notes and piat on
me IN tnis once with magnetic variation at l6
deg. 10 min west follows: ~
Beginning at cor. No. / of the Commander
Lode, Whence the corner to sections % "a 81 and
zf' IL NJ, X, 81 E., M. d. b. M bears north 81
deg " min. W. S3248 it.: thence s. 6s deg X
MN. f. asZ5 r. to cor. No. 2; thence S, al deg
o. min W.. b26.7 1T. to cor No 3; thence N. Is deg
20 min. w. 1872 1T. to cor. No a; thence N "a
deg bs min. Il: 1855 #. to cor. No. the place Of
beginning. and located in the NJ W. la and n =
i-4 OF Sec 70. I. N. r. 81 E., M, D, b. M. CON
tanning an area Of SOTO acres
Adjoining and conflicting claims as sho,,,, H.,
plat OF survey Is Survey No. 2626 DAILY East lode
on the Southeast - -~"'' '0N1
direct that this notice be published in the Piochs.
record at Phoebe county Of Lincoln state Of New
ADA Tor the period of sixty days.
Louis J. Cohn.
First publication dated April 10. 1908.
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BABS IN
THE CITY
BY ARMTGkR BARCLAY
(CopyriEht.l

We'll. how did you like the city.
Babs?" asked the admiral.
Babs, perched on a high stool In
front Of the tape-machine. ceased
pulling the paper ribbon through her
fingers and looked up.
I'm waver powered" says she. It's
the figures. | never was good al
awifmetic."
"oh, the quotations! They are puz
Gling when you're not used to them
agrees the admiral
Il never shall be" admits Babs. Il
never could learn the multiplication
table. When people say eight times
mines ffty-free. how can you tell if
it's twue?"
The admiral ponders the indictment
before he answers. Your illustIa-
ton certainly does place arithmetic In
a new light. All the same. business
would be rather dull on the stock ex
change without It, Ell, Mr. Hands,"
Babs throws a glance over her
| shoulder at the stock broker III
fings go up free points how much
would l make on a fousand?" she
asks him.
The question took him by surprise
He had been regarding the earrs small
daughter with great interest. but hard
ly as a potential dealer.
1T depends. Lady Barbara" he
smiles. Depends n ether it's stock
or shares"
Il was finkin' of Mexicans-second
prefs, observes Babs. sagely.
1t Is as much as Mr.. Hands can
do to answer. "A rise OF three points
On a thousand Mexicans means f3O
profit" he stammers.
Tanks" says Babs, and becomes
Immersed in the tape once more.
People who meet Babs for the first
time are usually bewildered by her
baby-like perspicuity, and the stock
broker is no exception to the rule.
The admiral evades his glances of
stupefacdon by addressing Babs.
What is the trouble, little ladye'
he asks, leaning over her chair
'Nofin; I'm waver busy" she an.
swers without moving her eyes from
the tape.
The admiral dutifully moves away
and rejoins the earl and Mrs. Fame,
who are now in consultation with Mr..
Hands. Mrs. Fame has certain In.
Vestments to make, and the earl. her
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District Court Summons

In the Fourth Judicial District Court in and for
M1 ns Soanty OF Lincoln. State of Nevada.
Ane STATE or Nevada sends greeting to Minerva
- rerryl Sherwin You are hereby reouirael
- appear m an action commenced against Won a .
9eienoant by Billy +. Sherwin as plaintiff in tha
rrourth Judicial District Court of the State III
NeVaaa. Llncoln County at the town of Pioche.
s IN, answer the complaint therein, which Is on
NE w WIN the Clerk Of said Court within ten DAYS
a i. tne service on you of this Summons (excu
slVe Oh the day Of service) If served in said coun
", or twenty days if served ont of said county.
e put within this district and In ali other cases
1orly Gays or Judgment by default WIN be taken
aEA,nst Son according to the praysr Of said com
The said action is brought to recover ;ua0,na,.
asaanst you the said defendant, for The iissnias
tion OF me marital relations now existing betwaer
YOU ana the plaintiff herein upon the GrourJ ~
your Wiitul desertion of the plaintiff for tha nar
81 g o. ons year And you are hereby notified that
y y, you TAU @ appear and answer the said corr
plaint as above required. the said plaintiff viii
Apply 10 the court for the relief demanded there
In testimony whereof. |. VIM. E. Orr bava
nersnnto set my hand officially, and afnxsd the
sea- 81 sad Court this I'd day of May, A. D. isOs
County Clerk and ex- oaicio Clerk Of tbs Four.h
/ judicial District Coart of the County az Itn-
/ COIN State Of Nevada VI LIN
First publication May % 1908
Last publication June q, 1903
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CLEANLINESS SHOULD BE OBSERVED.

The threatened epidemic of fever which is lowering
about Pioche should put all the alert to observe as
closely possible cleanliness in and about the different
business houses and homes No question remains but
proprietors should matter of duty well as personal
safety look after them Some of the cess pools and out
houses are not as they should be- and careful investga
ton should be made Phoebe is noted for its immunity
from epidemcs not occurring in number of years
but some precautions should be taken. The town ord
nances are very strict this matter and should there be
any who will not look into conditions Of their own volt
ton then an enforcement of the law should be had
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M.ANo 1877.
Notice Of Application for U. S. Patent.

U. S. Land Office, Carson City New. April g. 1903
Notice is hereby given that Raymond Ely West
Mining Company. corporation, by its Attorney
intact r. 4. McEamee, whose post once ad-
dress in Caliente Nevada, has made application
for United States patent for 1900 linear feet Of
the Mother Lode No. / lode mining claim. situate
in Ely Mining District. County of Lincoln. State
Of Nevada. being survey No. S275. and described
in the field notes and plat on file in this ofiee
with magnetic variation al Is deg Z. as follows:
Beginning at cor. No. l whence the cor. 70
Secs. p, p q and %. 7. N, r. 81 E., NJ D. B.
& NJ. bears s. % deg. 20 min. W. 262-5 #; thence
N n deg u min. E. 105S.5 # to No. q thence
N. "a deg. 05 min. W. 1900 #. to No. B. thence
S. n deg u min w. 1885 # to No. 4; thence
s. "a deg O5 min. E 1900 it. to cor. l. the place of
beginning, and located in the s. z. IA OF Sec y
and the s. w. IA of Sec. 2, T. l. N. R 81 E.. M.
D. B. & NJ. containing an area Of 20. 66l acres
The adjoining and conflicting claims as shown
by the plat of survey are Mother Lode, Survey
No. 2OI4, and Mother Lode No. Survey No. 2O2O
and lsde No. SO Panaeker lode.
| direct that this notice be published in the
Phoebe Weekly Record. q newspaper published at
Phoebe Nevada. for the period Of sixty days.
Louis j. Cohn, Register.
Date Of first publication April Is. 1895.
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Worlds Oldest Renuhllns


50 lar as practical considerations 20
switzerland Is the oldest of surviving
republics, Two puny republics, how.
ever long antedate the Helyetic con.
federation and in strict accuracy one
OF these two must be the oldest re.
public of all now in existence. One of
them Is the republic of San Marine in
italy, ON Mount rltano the oldest
state In Europe and one of the small.
est In the world. The other is the re-.
public of Andorra In the Pyrenees.
made independent by Charlemagne
No liked date can be assigned to either
OF these, both are medieval relies
and San Marino may be Identified
even before the middle ages began.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada in and fo- ~
County Of Lincoln
In the matter Of the Estate Of Bridget MeGrsg-
or deceased.
hotiee is hereby given that the undsrsixnsd
having bsen duly appointed administrator Of the
estate Of Bridget McGregor deceased By the ahove
entitled court, on the oath day Of March, A. D.
100. and having duly qualified as such Admins
traitor. letters Of administration were duly issued
TO hin on the 9Th Of May A. d. 1903
Notice is hereby given that all persons having
claims against the said estate Of Bridget McCre9oY
deceased. are required to file the same with ~
proper vouchers and afidavits attached with Ire
clerk Of this court, within three months of tbs
viii be forever barred
Dated at Phoebe. this 9Th day of May, A. d.
JAMES LEMonsE,
Administrator Of the Estate Of BRIDGET Ne.
GregOT, deceased
JOHN NJ BRREzE,
Attorney for the Administrator
Date Of first publication May 80. 1908.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No 1857
Notice No 1867.
March 6. 1908 Ne'Sus'

United States Land Office. Carson City. Nevada
March 6. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that A. e Short Of fot1
Springs. Iron County. Utah. has made apnlics tsnn
Tor United States Patent for the Taifsman NJ
z. lode mining claim. situate in the Eaga v aiIs,,
mining district Lincoln county Nevada consiet
ing o. 1000 linear feet of the lode and surfac.,
ground las located 900 feet wide being mineraI
sur NO 25S2, and described in the field notes and
plat OF the official sur. on file In this Office with
magnetic variations at IL deg 80 min to is deg.
"a min. east as follows to-wit ~ ~e~
commencing at post No ] a corner of the claim
from Which the Mile Post No 238 on Utah and
Nevada State boundary Line bears s. deg II
MN MN: =; oIs.6 feet thence running from corner
NO; N . deg. II min w. 1900 feet to corner No
thence N sSdeg. l6 min. W 454.6 feet to corner
no. .. thence 5. deg. 08 min. IL sec Z. 1910 4
deet TO corner No. 4. thence s. SO deg. l6 min n
ming. ~ S'"ee Va Oesii-
SAID claim being located upon unsuryeyed land
acres @ vi "''o0
Said claim being of record in the Office Of thu
county recorder at Phoebe, Lincoln county, Neya-
"a Inc nearest known locations or mining
claims being the Utaline Mining Claim sur BASE
ana Jennie No lode claim sur $3.50
unect tnat this notice be published in the Pi-
9chs hecoru at Pioche, county of Lincoln, News.
va ior the period OF nine consecutive weeks
n N, NJ, LOUIS j. COIN, Register.
y; W. Parks. Attorney for Applicant
FTst publication dated March Ia 1908
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Made Him Nervous.

What in the world is the matter.
Harold?" anxiously inquired the pretty
girl. Why. you seem too nervous to
sit down a minute"
You'll have to pardon me-" re.
sponded Harold Hatband, with an eye
On the window, "but--er-I just saw
your father proving around with a
bird gun"
oh, nonsense! Why, father likes
you. Didn't / hear him say that you
we're good enough to eat?"
Hin! That's just the reason why
he might Try TO pepper ME"
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application for PslsM.
Notice. N. A. No. 1876

Notice. N. A. No 1876
AFs-'t' aI4Oh FoR PATEHT--u. 8. LAND oPFIcR.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
April & 1905
Notice 10 hereby given that Bambsrger Explor-
alton Company, corporation, through its Attor-
ney-in-faet. F. r. McNamee whose post ofBce ~.
dress IN Callents. Nevada. has made application
for United States patent for l4726 linear feet on
the Stamp Lode Mining Claim. situate 10 the Jack
Rabbit Mining District, County Of Lincoln. STAT
of Nevada. being Survey No $3.50 and dszcribs5
IN the field notes and plat on file In thia offlcs
With magnetic variation a. l6 deg 20 min e.
follows: -
Commencing at Cor. No. l. whence u s M Al
No. bears n. 10 deg so min L. 1864 feet: thence
VIA deg: s. min W. els.2 feet 10 cor No. q:
thence 5. q deg, a ruin. w. 1887 f. to cor. NO
2; thence ). "a deg. IS min. f. SIS IT. to cor No q
thence N. 81 deg. - min. Il. Ia7z6 # to cor No
the place Of beginning. and located on unsur-
veysd land. containing an area of 1887 acres
The adjoining and conflicting claims a. shown
Dy the plat or survey are survey lode SO Paw Dav.
Lode No. "a Jack Rabbit: Lode No IS Gotten
Iail Lode No 50 Coyote and Tiger lode surveyed
! direct that this notice be published in the
PloCHE RECORD. a weekly Newspaper pub-
ltshed at Phoebe. Lincoln County, Nevada. for the
period of sixty days.
-.s.-,,. Louis J. Cohn. Register
Date OF first publication. April Is, 1908.
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Notice

department Of the Interior. u. s. Land Office nj
larson City, Nevada June 4. 1905
Noties Y hereby given that Eliza Jane Wads-
worm, OF ranaca. Lincoln County, Nevada who.
on september %. 1905 made Desert Land Entry.
y. Range 6s East Mount Diablo Meridian has
hled notice OF intention to make final desert land
proof. to establish claim TO the land alloys de-
setlped. before the County Clerk of Lincoln County
of July. 1908 80
Claimant names as witnesses; Henry Lee.
Joseph Konnow. John Austin and H E Freuden-
thai, all Of Phoebe, Nevada
Louis J. Cohn. Register.
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Average Height OF Elephanta

IN reference TO the height of ele.
plants. ten feet In males and eight
feet six inches in females.-yertlcal
night at shoulders, measured as a
horse-are very rarely attained and
are not exceeded by one animal In
five hundred
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
H4RDER TO SAVE WOMEN
Dummies of Men Easily Rescued at
.ScRenectadg Fender Tests.

Although only a dozen of the forty Tenders and
wheel guards designed to prevent accident and loss
of life on trolley tracks were tried out in the tests
held under the direction of the Public Service Com
mission at the General Electric Company plant IN
Schenectady during last week, the tests have gone
far toward proving the efficacy of some of the de-
vices Each was subjected to series OF rigorous
tests dummies representing a man. woman ana
a boy being placed on the tracks, over which the
cars at a speed Of six and htteen miles
an hour.
Some interesting facts were brought out during
the tests. In one where the dummy Of the man
was picked up by a fender the dress on that OF
the woman was caught b. corner OF the fehoeE
and the figure dragged along beside the car Some
devices tossed the adult figures aside, whereas they
ran the dummy of boy.
one of the devices tested during the week was
that of a Brooklyn inventor, John G. Wright. Mr.
Wright who is seventy years old, says ne under
urgent request of his wife. Some time before her
death Mrs Wright was so shocked at reading OF
the decapttation by a trolley of three-year-ola
boy who crossing the street to meet his father
that she urged her husband to do all he could to
invent protective apparatus which would make
such ar accident impossible
Mr.. Wright's invention consists of a swinging
board carried beneath the front of the car As soon
as the board hits obstacle the wheel guard
which. when in ordinary position. is about three
inches above the rails, drops automatically TO the
ground. preventing the oostacle from coming into
contact with the wheels.
Travis II. Whitney. secretary Of the Public Ser
vice Commission, after spending several days in
Schenectady. expressed great pleasure yesterday at
the progress made.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
BIG STRIKE CALLED OFF.
Louisville & Nashville Machinists May 60
Back to Wcrk if They Can.

Washington Sept 19-The general strike Of
chinists on the Louisville & Nashville Railroad
growing cut of a charge of discrimination in favor
OF non-union machinists. half thousand men en-
gaging in the original walk-out that system, has
been declared off take effect October 1, after
almost sixteen months duration
James O'Couneu, president cf the national
Association of Machnists said tonight that the
action of the executive board in calling off the
strike was due primarily 10 industrial conditions
arr the fact that there did not now seem TO be
reasona Bile ground for complaint OF discrimination
Mutual concessions he said. have been made
which makes the continuance of strike UHneces-
gary Except about one hundred, all of the ma
chinists VINO originally walked out have other
employment. In time things Will right themselves
on the system, and the outcome will be entirely
satisfactory both to the road and 10 us. The set
tement of the strike made by outsiders, friends
Of both sides in the controversy
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
TAXPAYERS TO EDUCATION BOARD
Conference Wants to Know About Padded
Payrolls and "Boroughizing of the Fund"

Following statement by the bureau of municipal
research that the payroIls of the Board of Educa-
ton were regularly padded. letter has been sent
the president of the board by the executive
committee of the Greater New York TAXPAYERS
Conference, asking for information TO certain
points in the budget estimate of the Board of Edu-
cation for 1902 These points include the increase
in the cost of repairs. the "boroughtzins of sup
plies" and .'boroughizing the general school fund
The taxpayers conference also asks: How could
estimates as to of material affect proposals
vet to be solicited?' It wants to know why, since
the charter SAYS the general school fund shall be
raised in bulk and for the city at large, this
fund has been thoroughbred
The report of the bureau of municipal research
declares that the Board of Education. because it
knew its salary budget each year would be COM
pared with that of the year before, has managed
to have a very large salary list on June 80 Of each
year" This IS done. the report charges, by adding
employees and increasing salaries. Then the bu-
reau says those who make the budget come
before the Board Of Estimate with candid eyes and
aItruistic infection. and say they are only asking
for the amount of money necessary to continue the
existing employees Thus the bureaus report
continues appropriations described in October as
absolutely necessary to prevent departments from
going to rack and ruin found on January big
enough for innumsrable increases in salary
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
THE N1LONEY M4RRI4GE.
Church May Annm It for Lack Of
True Consent"

PhiIs deIphia, Sept. 19-Among Catholics in this
city great interest is being manifested regarding
the action of the Church tribunal at Rome on the
question of an annulment OF the marriage Of Ar
thur Osborne and Helen Maloney. now before IT,
II is generally considered that the Church will an
nul the marriage on the ground of lack OF true
consent.
The Catholic Church Iegislates for the conscience
Of its own subjects said u prominent Catholic
Her tribunals never accept the verdict Of clVl
tribunal as final. But from the testimony taken
before the referee who granted decree OF divorce
IN New York. it appears that Miss Maloney did not
give true consent in the marriage with Osborne
If Helen Maloney consented 10 marry With the
idea that later performance Of a religious cere-
rnony was necessary for the validity of the mar
risge then IN the eyes Of the Church there vas no
marriage There appears 10 be lack Of true con
sent. which is sufficient grounds for the annulment
Of the marriage
In the New York proceedings Miss Maloney was
asked whether she had intended to he narFled TO
osborne when she went through the ceremony
with him Her answer was. no. If I had consld-
cred nlvse!, marieI 1 would have acted entirely
differentlv toward GIr Osborne from the way l
did act This statement implies lack Of true con
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
INSISTS DIR. RUsTIN WAS MURDERED
Rrotber-in-Law Determined Upon Investlga-
tion-Case Is Continued.

omaha Sent. 1s-when Mrs Abbie b Rice and
,,rarlss Edward Davis were brought before Judge
.sttoD in the District Court here to-day to answer
c~tatr questions TO he propounded at the instance
q, insurance companies which had policies en- 'he
,fs ~ Tr Frederick Rustin the case was cenrnued
10 september % on motion of the counsel for the the
defence In making the motion for continuance
,,seI said that to require the witnesses 10 reply
"a questions at this time would be prejudicisl 1"
the preliminary hearing which Is SCI io'
,rI,rrsday The Court apparently took the same
view and continued the case
After investigating the mysterious death az Ut
Frederick T Rustin Z more than ever con
,inrad that Or Rustin did not commit suiciee'
said ! II Mcintosh. OF New York. orother-lh-ia"
90 Dr Rustin to-day II did not believe IN the
s,Icde theory from the start. but kept my Inlh'
free from an opinion until reached Omaha Ihsn
I looked into the matter thoroughly as u hAs
been possible for 10 do. and am now aos0-
l,tts1v uositive that DR.. Rustn was murdered
,Do YOU wish the case investigated was asked
..Not only do I wish it investigated. but l am
er,,l,, determined to see that Is investigated
would be a great wrong 10 the Rustln family as
we'll as 10 the public II this case should be aroppec
vbiIs II is enveloped with much mystery.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
NEH' YER NE4R.
Celebrations VII Begin at Sunset
September 25-HOurs of SerIice.

The Jewish New Year viii begin on the evening,
at sunset of September % According to the Jewish
reckoning it will be year 1868 and the year viii
close on September 10. 1909 Preparations for the
celebration of the New Years Day. Rosch -ha-scho-
nah, which is The second in Importance of all the
holidays in the Jewish calendar. have been made
on elaborate scale. All the temples and syna-
gogues have been renovated according to old estab-
lshed custom. Places in the uptown temples
at a premium. nearly all sittings subscribed for
by the year having been disposed of. A member
OF DR.. Stephen s Wise's free synagogue said that
this condition may be observed every year at this
time, because thousands of Jews who not reg
ularly affiliated with synagogue wish to attend
services New Ye-r's Day and on the Day Of
Atonement. which comes ten days later.
Besides the free synagogues there are many halls
and ledge rooms in the Jewish quarter east Of the
BoVvery and in Harlem. where services viii be held
on New Years Day and the succeeding holidays
the lower Jewish quarter aiCne il has been esii-
mated that aside from the meeting rooms OF the
seventy-ffve Russian and Gacian benevolent sGei-
etics, which viii all be synagogUes for the holiday
season there VIII te about enc hundred OF These
temporary places OF worship and fully seventy
FIVE in the Harlem district
The Spanish and Portuguese synagogue IN Cen
traI Park and 72i street, over which the tteV
DR. Il. Pereira Mendes presides has arranged TO
hold services in the schoolroom Of the syna-
gogue. where Moses Guedala viii ofhciate anu
where one thousand wershtpperS can he accom-
moda I'd. Among Tie more important Of the non
day coagrega tioTs-those which axe organized LOT
ille New Year services and are disbanded when
the holiday season Is over-is the one which VIII
hold services in Tamnany Hall These services
have been announced.
Al the Temple Emanu-Ei and all the Reform
houses a. snip services WiH be heta e4 '.'S
avrin Of September at $50 clock. and c1 sep
terrh--r = al under the leadership - ihese
Temple Emanu- El Drs- silEerInan and MagBss'
Pe+h ri I6ih street ana tftn avenue. th0 reN-
Or s Sebuiman Rcdoph Shelom. the Rev DI
K ,7rossrnam: Israel congregation, Harlem, ire
F2ax TDr Maurice Il. barns. AT the rec - la-
cogue services wiz be conducted by the FeV- Dr.
Al the thodox synaSogues there viii be serF&1ces ICES
a. the same hours. and also on September . ne
Rex- Ter II T. MendeS and Or. Pool VIII oIIlClat e
a. the spanish and Portuguese sETasogiesl % ailo t I
Rev Dr r de Sola Nsndss at ShaarF IeIa' IN
S5d street near Amsterdam avenue Dr.. a N.
Radin viii conduct the services a. the te9Ele B:
Svnagae1e IN the Educational Alliance SUI dlflg,
in East Broadway. and the Rev- l)r L(fSae lILld1
will ofTTciate at Zchron Ephrsin. In e'th street.
near Lexington avenue