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LEGAL NOTICES.

~, IN Tue , suPREME COURT OF THE DIS
smsns sns s %
No. 74s.-rpon consideration Of the supplemental
petition Of the United States filed in this court
against G. Ge
fendant. as requested by the court Of first in,
Canta. Republic OF Peru, it is this i4th day Of
sn eg A;D 1905 ORDERED that the following
Of the IN in the city
Washington. D. G. called The Evening Star, and
n that proper proof Of the due 81 sad
NJ GOULD. Associate Justice, Supreme Court
e. Fest the Pst TG-xG Of t Columbia true
On. Asst. Clerk: In the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, Holding a District Court
hereby given that on the 18th day Of December.
a AD. 1905. there was pending in the court Of
and cs o. of of Lime by
Hosaiino Battifora plaintiff. against Hualgayoa
smelling SINE Company. defendant. to compel the
was the owner Of the mine .Socaven Purga-
torio'' Of the mining district of Hualgayoc. PROV
said said company II record y: Isl: Said action was
now deceased. a fully authorized representative
o. 9 said defendant t company in Peru. borrowed
e to thu Of Ss sse ssG
plaintiff Of the mine "Socaven Purcatorio' to
Gtheswise refund said sum, With interest on the
not been refunded Further proceedings having
been taken in this cause and said company hot
United States Of America, its domicile, on De
cember 10. AID. 1905, said court Of first in
resentative for said suit otherwise be liable
for contempt. On April T. AID. 1908, petition
stance alleging non-payment of taxes during
thirty-six t36) months by the Hualgayoc Smelf
the plaintiff during that period of time: and the
court was asked to decree in accordance with
gayoc Smelling Company has defaulted in tails
suit and that the mine be inscribed in the name
accordingly decreed by the said court that the
Hualgayoc Smelling Company had defauted and
further that letters rogatOry he issued to the
judicial authorities of the city of Washington,
D. G.. United States Of America. 50 that due
notification be made by means Of the press Of
GOULD. Associate Justice. Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. (Seal) A true copy
Test: ]. r. YOUNG, Clerk. By WINS +. LEM
ON. Asst. Clerk. se15-3t
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FOR RENT-BY Il. L. Fl
1927 RI av.er.b. $500
1913 Goth. Tor. 2b. 10. 90
100 10th. 12r. b. 1900
800 NJ. 12r. b. ....6s. 90
1888 Calvert.1T, 2be5. 90
1915 F. Or. Oh. 80. IS
1748 s. Tor. b. 80. 90
1888 18th NV. Tor. b. 47.60
1870 Park I'd. Or. b. 45. 90
'417 Brown. 10r. b. 90
l74S Ore ay, Tor. b. As. 90
l74s Corcoran. Or. b. AZ. %
1925 Col I'd, Or. b. 40. IS
1888 Irving, Or, b. 1880
$50 7. Tor. b. 1880
POT Fla av NV, Or, b.35. 20
Wagar. Or, b. :. so. 90
Juniata. Or. b. 1870
Nantucket. 5r. b..H.50
1920 G.. 5r. b. 80. %
Jefferson, 4r. b. ...27. 80
l54S y ] av NV, 6rb25. 80
1778 Willard. 5r. b. % 30
1881 X ne. 5r. b. %. 80
2501 nth. Or. b. ri. so
TO G ne. 5r. b.. 20. 90
1928 Sherman, 6r. bl9.0
i67 Girard. 5r. b. IA. so
2117 NJ. 5r. b. 49, 90
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siSHED.
APARTMENTS
1880 Mass Az nv. LIST
q. l2r, 3h. 49,. 5, 000
The Sterling. No 81.
Or. b. .......... $500
The Louisiana. No 9.
7r, h. sd. Oe
The Alabama. No 501.
Or, b. ........... $500
The Alabama, No 2pt,
Or. h. 80. 80
The Sterling, No ~.
5r. b. 1000
The Alabama. No sol.
5r, h. 5000
The Iroquois. No 201.
Or. b. so. W
The Iroquois. No 202,
Or. b. 5000
The Alabama. No eh3.
or. b. 1000
The Iroquols. No sos,
br. b. 80. 90
The Alabama, No 6O4,
5r. b. Sc. 90
The Iroquo.s. No 405.
Or. b. 5000
The Iroquois. No sos.
Or. b. 5000
I'LL Fl nw-2r. btfur)0.o0
The Iroqueis. No 401.
5r. b. ...........47.50
The Iroquois. No 3o1.
5r. b............4 7.O
3lenheim Court. apt
los. Or. h. As. 90
The Iroquois. No l0i.
5r. b. DETERMINATION
The Van Cortlandt.
No "a, Or. b. AZ. so
The Alabama. No 900,
Or. b.........-..R.0
The Congressional. :.
No 3Ol. Or. b. 40. 10
The Congressional. No
POS. 81. b. 40. 90
a1e N Y Az nv, No
8. 4r. b. .........S1.0
The Elberon. No 20.
5r. h. SO. 90
ll6 C ne. 4r, b. $500
The Alabama. No 106.
5r. b. 80. G0
1912 irving NV. Or. b IS. 90
II LIST ne. 5r. b. fur. IS. 90
919 N 7 av NV. Nc
Z. 4r. b. "a. 80
The Elberon. No %.
Jr. b. 4.G
1874 Irving NV, LIST
a. Or. b. 1880
1910 Irving NV, LIST
d. Or, b. .........3 1880
b & Q. No 8. Or. b.32. 30
p & Q, No 8. Or, b.32. SO
l725 T NV, Or. b. 1850
1921 18th NV. list
a, Or. b. 80. so
I'LL PA av NV. I'd
d. 5r, b. ........ 80. 90
17l3 Pa av NV. ID
q. Or. b. .........3 80. %
iii "a av NV. Sd
a. Or. b. ........ 30. 90
1854 Girard NV Or, b2, 80
1854 Girard. Or. b. 81. so
The Congressional. No
2O2. 2r. b. .27.N
1920 Q NV. 5r. b. %. SO
2514 L NV. Or. h. .25. so
q & Q. No 1.1r.b. .25. 90
The Congressional. No
305. lr. b. ..25. 90
The Congressional.
No 1902. pr. b. $500
1876 Willard. Or. $500
118 G ne. 81. 3r. b.2S.0O
216 Morgan NV ,5r. b@. 90
PIC Morgan nw. 5r. b22. so
The Van Cortlandt,
No 45. Or. b. 90. 20
1717 4th NV. 6r. b.21.5o
l715 4th NV. 5r. b.2l.50
- Fla av nw.5r.b. IS. 80
The Plymouth, 1870
c ne. Ar. b. 90
Quincy ne. II. b. apt. 1900
$50 F NV. .$10-$2s
1921 F nv. No 4. .23.M
The Sterling, 1r. rs. 90
Century bldg. r 40. 20. 90
Century bldg. r ~. IL. 90
1923 r NV. .6-$10O
f114-16 r nv. $40 to $18
Sw cor II 4 e nw.e4-Sl0
1921 F NV. T 8. ,. 1000
RES.
20O2 K nv. Is. 90
1904 X nw........25.O 90
2O06 X NV. .25 90
1905 Ith NV. 20. 90
1924 Goth nv. 20. 90
24343 18th NV. ...15.00
GEES.
: Park I'd. .,.......--
LES.
annum. ...........1.000
::..........s......1V.W
lie. .3U.W
Ills. ZOO
10. .................15.W
stalIs. 1900
fOUSE.
Titles FOR THE COZ COZ
ROM ALL CLASSES OF
,rtial list II the proper
We viii be Rlad to fur
on application at this
Err & CO.. Inc.
st. NV.
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FOR nENT-
I414 sOth st. NV. rooms and bath. .$25 GO
13S3 Wallach nj. rooms and bath. $50
hit f st. ne. 6 rooms and bath. 80. %. 50
jyS!-tf WEAVER BROS. i4i6 IT
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MEDICAL.

DIR. FISK ELGIN,
Expert In treatment Of private Diseases chronic
and acute. Both sexes. CnnsuIta tions cnnfiden-
tial. Medicine furnished. Prices moderate. Hours.
to l. 3 to g. 1888 Pa. ave; phone NJ. 1919
sell 3Otse
DR.. ". T. RALDUS. German specialist on dis
eases OF the BRAN, nervous system. heart. stoin-
ach and kidneys Doctors service Rnd Ill
cine, So. Consultation free. S. Il. cor. 9th and
SITS NV Hours: 10 to I. 10 8. SCI It's
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FOR RENT-II1I 9Th ST. NV: TEN LARGE
ROOMS AND TWO BATHROOMS: CELLAR
UNDER WHOLE HOUSE; HOT-WATER
HEAT: AN ELEGANT HOME. CENTRALLY
LOCATED: DESIRABLE FOR 1TH ST. MER-
CHANT. RENT. $50 PER MONTH. CLIFF
FORD 4. RoRpEN. Coz 9TH NV. sel3-3t
FOR RENT-NO 1925 Q ST. NV: 1O-ROON
house: two !sarlors; frst-doOr Kitchen; gas
range furnace and electric lights: everything
In fresh ond attractive condition: will he va
cant Oct. ] : permanent tenant desired. Call ut
THE +. ii. SMITH CO. nos y. Y. ave.
sel3-Gt
FOR T-423 NEW JERSEY AVE. Just
south OF Capitol: opposite new congressional
Office building 10 rooms and bath; cabinet
mantels. including 2-story brick stable in
rear; rent only $3.50. TIIEO. FRIEBUS,
1890 y. J. NV. sel2-tf
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FOR RENT-W. n. WALKER.
Successor to Il. w. Walker & Son,
100 18th It NV
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE 10-ROOM BRICK
house. No. 1922 Q st. NV: rent. SIS month
Apply ANTON STEPHAN, 933 Pa. ave.
.ngn. IN ~ .tu,tf
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs
UNFURNIsHED,
f-NEyIRNYSHED

FOR RENT
THOs J. FISHER 4 CO., INC.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
138 18TH ST. NV.
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UST. COS I4TH ST. NV.
1l4I ODD. Or. b. 80. so
1912 18th, Or. b. $3.50
2S06 N. 11r. %. :. $3.50
472 o. 1lr, b. 30. 80
1918 H. Or, b. -. 80. so
1905 Q NV, Sr, b. %. 90
622 Sth ne, 7r. b. 81. 20
22S I'd nv, Or. b. 81. 80
$40 s Cap, 7r. b. $3.50
631 Sd ne, Or. b.. .2. so
1922 o. Or. b. .....25.5O
1923 9Th NV. Or, b.32. 50
251 l4th sc. 6r. b. 20.60
3i9 18th se. 6r.b. 1850
BAT n sw. Or. b. ..1S.5O
1914 Rosedale. Ar. b 1850
119 18th ne, 4r, b.13.O0
BUSINESS PROPERTY
80 18th. 4-sto bid BOO
s24 9th. sto. cellar. so. 90
STABLES.
r 2012 Fl B stls20. 90
Rear 1919 18th. TOO
COLORED TENANTS.
1905 r. 4r. b:...l6.5 so
OFFICE ROOMS.
COS 14th. 2r. ..... 30. 90
se5-sa. tn. th.tf
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FOR RENT-ATTRACTIVE HOME on 18TH
st: fashionable location: II rooms aud 2
baths hot-water heat: SO per month.
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FOR RENT
l74l NV 12r.b. $45. Is2o av %. 81. b. 25 81
2n27 Fl. 12r, b.. 40. 65 2iH NV. or h. % 80
oil av 1Or.h. 30 no saS 2Gth nv Al. wa IL 90
25O1 18th dat 81. h. 20. 90 "a se. 6r IL 80
GEO. W. LINKINS
se6tf 500 10th St NV
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r. DONOHOE e. SONS.
Telephone Lincoln "a.
tISHED.
J3I 9th ne. Or. W.
sewer. gas. .l8. 80
339 18th Sc. Or. b.i6.5O
3l6 $ Cap. Or. ", SIS. 90
i+2lDuDcan NC. 6r. bl5.5O
9os 18th So. Or,
W. sewer. rs. %
9l4 I'd Sc. Or. VS.. 10. 5D
1879 4th Sc. Or, W,
sewer. IL. 30
oil Va av Sc. Or.
wa. sewer. ......11. 90
l2t1 Sd sc, 6r, VS.. o. 70
MENTS.
40 y J nv SC. 5r. .35. on
439 y ] av 50. ar. 30. 90
i54 4 Cap. 3r. %. ~
rs.
30 Pa av Sc. 4r.b.I 40
AZ? + ne. Ar. D.. 1850
TENANTS.
2o27 Rose,lale ne.
~. wa. sewer. 10. 30
Ga Navy pl So. Ar.
water. sewer. $50
100 Quand"r So, Or.
wafer. sewer g az
1fl6 > C. NV sc.1r.bI6. IN
ties for rent drop postal
; sent Won Immediately u.
- suit you for any pur-
ilr.
DHDE & SONS,
st.
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN
30S East Capitol ST.
INEER

FOR RENT-BY JOHN
30S East Capitol ST.
UNFCR.
l434 s nv. Or. b. .S37 IN
az A So. Or. b. $3.50
l32 c Sc. lot. %. - 20
5l1 Y So, or h. =. 1880
lIs 18TH ne. sr. b.2S.:0
300 4 SO. Sr. h. .26.50
las NY sv Sc. Or. b. rs. 20
~ Sd 81 Or. b. 81. 30
1861 Emerson ne. 6r.
h...............iS.51
80 18th nc. er. h.1s.Ja
les Heck'n Sc Or, biz. 50
81 18th So. Gt, w. SIC. 30
APART
The Folscr. III "a
80. 6r. ....-....iJ.0 90
The Milburn. COS
+ Cap 81. u. $500
FL
aln Md av ne. 5r. b y ga
l.JIiz + Ne. Ar. H. 49, 20
COIDKED
80 18th Sc, 6r. h. so. -
II; Warren ne. Jr.
va. sewer .-.1J.E i
1910 II So. Or. b...lI. ~
49, lith ne. Or. .sla. ~
Ia y So. 6r. ", s.l2. 40
For full list of proper
ar i'honc and 10 will l.
W. have The prcierty
pose. Houses listed ia
JOHN +. Don
.;uS East
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See our list Of apartments under Apartments
to let, se15-tu tn sa IF
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$40 F NV. ..$10-$2S
1921 r nv. No 4. %. On
The Sterling, 1r. as. 90
Century bldg. r 48. %. 90
Century bldg. r a. IL. 90
1923 F NV. .@-$10O
f114-16 r nv. $40 to $16
Sw cor II & E nw.s4-SI0
1921 F NV. r 8. 1000
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FLATS.
vincetta, 337 Md ave s.w.. 4r. and b. ....22. so
OFFICFS-NORTHwES-'
Central building. Offices. 46s La ave. Offices.
Guntnn building. offices
Call at office for information regarding alley
properties stable. etc. have for rent
For further infnrma ton apply at once.
se5-tf ]. ". PILLfNG. 1915 r at. NV.
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above Is only a partial list II the proper
ties In our charge. but viii be glad to fur
nish complete bulletins on application at this
THOS ]. FISHER & CO., Inc,
1913 18th st. NV.
Se1S- TN tn II
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FOR RENT-ON RIGGS ST. N.W.-1O ROOMS
and bath: large rooms and in good condition;
rent. $3.50 per mo.
CHAS. $. MUIR co. Unc.),
se15-3t 1903 y. Y. ave.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06

field and Reno stock exchanges by
two prominent local men, and backed
by several wealthy residents of this
place. has gone into the hands of q
receiver. And since that official
started an investigation 1t has been
found that the property was ''salted.
Captain j h. Menardi. a millionaire
mine owner, as receiver. has procur-
ed the confession of the foreman
that Emerson Gee, engineer. and
Superintendent Warner used high
grade from other mines as assay sam
pies to impress stock buyers that Sell
by Consolidated was destined to be-
come great producer and c. r.
Gilbert, John Harnan and others in
vested freely
1t is estimated that $4,000 was
cleared by the promoters. The re-
ceiver says that the engineer knew
the property WAS nothing but a pros
pect. Gilbert's fortune is sunk in the
venture. Arrests may be made this
week
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a few. days ago upon the return OF
town of Asa Robinson and George
Hanch, who have been prospecting
in this vicinity for the past few weeks
and following an old channel from
the Humboldt range. - sack of
gravel was brought back and left for
those to pan who wished. The placer
miners and experts who sampled the
gravel declare it will run $500 per
yard or better. Mr.. Estes was sent
out TO sample the ground by some
men interested near by and brought
back a small sample sack of gravel.
In one pan, which was washed by
Mr.. Woods, a we'll known mining ex-
pert who is in the Humboldt district,
was found two nuggets large enough
for the pins, besides hundreds of
grains of coarse gold and fine colors.
All those who have sampled the
ground say there is no doubt but it
is great proposition and that Rob-
inson and Hanch have a fortune in
sight
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WILL DO HEAVY WORN.

Robert Walther, who made the
original strike at Sierra. which caus-
ed the rush into the old district and
resulted later in the strike at Chafey,
was In town last week. says the Win
nemucca Star. He has returned to
MIL City and secured supplies and
tools with which to conduct active
development on his property. Mr..
Walther's mine had fine showing OF
free gold ore from the operations to
the 50-foot level, where operations
were suspended on account of bad
management of the company which
had IL under bond. The mine will
now be developed by Mr.. Walther
himself and he has greatest conf
dence in success of the operations.
The property Is only two miles south
OF Chafey's famous Black Hole mine
and in the same mineral belt
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gradually increasing. their production
and Ely is destined to fulfill all the
optimistic reports concerning the
camp. These companies own the
Steptoe smelter between them and
altogether represent one of the great
est mining enterprises opened within
a comparatively short time that the
world has ever known. Plans were
made for big things: they have
been developing Systematically and
gradually. but have reached the point
where full advantage can be taken of
the excellent metal market conditions
which are expected to prevail now
for a wear or two at east.-Boston
News
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06
Vigilance Proves
of Large Ddiue
NEVADA NARROWLY ESCAPES
SIEGE OF DANGEROUS APP
THOUS FEVER AMONG ITS
STOCk-NATCRE OF PLAGUE.

RENO, Dec Prom a fairly
authentic source, it is learned that
Nevada. especially this vicinity, has
just had narrow escape from ap-
thOus fever. a plague known as
mouth and foot which attacks
cattle. and sometimes human beings.
The spread of the disease was pre-
vented by hasty and drastic measures.
and all danger is over.
Michigan, New York, and Pennsyl-
vania are now In the midst of the
plague. and the situation is said to be
alarming. Federal and state officials
are doing their utermost to stamp II
out, and numerous guarantees have
been placed over some of the most
prominent stockyards and farms of
the east
There is no fear that the fever will
again take hold of Nevada stock. 1t
was a piece of luck that it was dis
covered early and its spread prevent
ed. State Veterinary Surgeon T. w.
O'Rourke of this city says he has
heard nothing of the discovery of the
disease, but it is known to have bro
ken ont within the last month, but
the affected animal was caught in
time and killed.
The disease takes effect in the hoof
and mouth of the animal, and it may
develop in "a hours or in six days.
Cattle, pigs and generally all cloven-
hoof animals are subject to it, but
the horse. dog or cat are not. These
latter may carry it, and very ofen
the infection is carried in that way
If left to run its course the fever
will pass away in about six weeks.
Cattle rarely die from 1t, but the milk
and weight of cows fall off to a no.
ticeable effect. The danger of trans
mission to human beings is small,
but there are known cases where
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NeLUS From
Over the State

management can. be produced-at any
time and this on very short notice.
This system of letter fling is one of
the most modern and is giving ex-
IRENE satisfaction and by our having
every letter written to us on file, we
are oftimes saved a large amount of
work and are also able to settle dis
putes which otherwise would cause
trouble to ourselves and others.
Yes, | believe. and in fact know.
that this office is doing more work
than any other land office In the
United States. Since our coming in
here in April. 1896, the work has in
creased over 100 per cent. The cor
respondence has increased from an
average OF co letters a month re-
ceived at that time to an average of
from 500 to 900 month and ev-
cry one of these are answered. Con-
sequently you see in this matter alone
there Is large amount of work TO be
attended to.
Mineral entries during ths year
1906 and up to this time have num-
bered so per cent of the total of 'he
entries made since the establishment
VI tile OlitC. anu Ndtt-
Gus agricultural entries have increas-
ed in like ratio.
I'VE have also the only Set of min
ing plats, bound by counties, In ex-
istence, covering over $500 claims
and have these books completely In
dexed.
Under the former management
there was no connection with the
reclamation service, chief of field d.
vision nor forest agent. which has
since been added to this Office, in
creasing the work in no small meas
ure.
Speaking of mineral applications
more of these have been filed in this
Office than in any other Office in the
United States and more work has
been done in this line in this Office
than In either the states OF Colorado
or Montana-each having ten land
offices. We can also proudly say thai
the final entries made in this Office
on Nevada land have been more nu.
merous than those made in tie above
mentioned states.
To-Day we have completed al the
work that the years had piled upon
US and are now up.to-date with all
work and ready for more
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06
Mineral office is
Doing Big BUSH
.nesS<sMining

CARSON, Dec. 5,-In an inter-
view given to the News in this city.
Register Louis j. Coin extends much
information as to the working of the
Nevada Office, which Is doing more
than probably any other single land
Office in the country and as much as
is being done in many states with ten
offices TO the one which has to this
time been obliged to carry all the
immense business of Nevada. Mr.
Cohn Is quoted as follows in response
TO request for information:
AS you undoubtedly know the Of
officers of the department are Earl
w. fremont, receiver, myself as reg
lister, Edwin Robinson. chief CLERK
and Fred X. Bessey, clerk and stenog-
rapher. We took charge of this Of
fee on the 18th day of April. 1906.
and found everything in chaotic
condition. Under the former man
agement no system whatever was
shown in the conduct of the Office and
from the very start We were compell-
ed to take the bull by the horns and
go over the work done in the years
past and list and index the same.
Under the old regime--plats. maps,
surveys and in fact nearly all papers
were thrown loose in a storeroom
and these had to be sorted, repaired
bound and indexed and are now In a
condition that any one asked for can
be produced in very few moments
and with very little trouble. The
township plats were in the same con-
dition and have now been bound in
books of townships and ranges and
properly indexed The same action
was taken with the railroad maps
rights of way. pipe lines and all maps
OF this kind and are now open TO the
public at any time.
Indexes have been prepared
whereby patrons desiring Information
regarding corporations or lode claims
more especially, corporations-ean
secure the desired information hy
simply stating the name of the claim
wanted.
THE Office now uses nearly one
hundred printed blanks and these
have been sorted. cased and indexed
and ready for instant use without loss
of time or trouble. Letter files have
also been prepared and any letter
written TO the Office since the present
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06
howard ATTRACTS INTEREST.

Signs are becoming manifest of a
renewal OF mining interest in the
Bovard district. located about IS
miles southwest of Rawhide. Dur
ing the. past few weeks the section
has been filling up with prospectors.
leasers and prospective purchasers of
mine acreage, with the result that it
Is decidedly probable Boyard is to en-
JOY prolonged season of prosperity;
a prosperity which is unquestionably
warranted by the mineral showing
there.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06
LINCOLN COUNTY DEAL.

The Las Vegas News announces
that the Hill Syndicate of New York,
under the leadership of Robert T.
Hill, has purchased group of min
ing properties in a new district called
Alunite. The ores are gold bear
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06
LANDER COUNTY.

The sale of the Peggy group of
claims TO Dies Moines, Iowa. parties.
is announced in dispatch from
Battle Mountain.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06
PLACER STRIKE REPORTED.

A correspondent of the Star writing
from Humboldt house, says Consid-
cradle excitement was created here
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06
sELBY con. NINE sAITED.
Reno Men said 10 Have Made Fortune
From Fake.

RENO. Nev. Dee. s.-Selby Con-
soiidated. a mining fraud which was
placed on the San Francisco. Gold
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06

sunch a state of affairs has resulted.
The breaking out of the disease in
Nevada has been kept quiet, with the
result that there has been no scare
among the cattle owners Although
the plague is sweeping the east, the
Nevada cases were incipient, and
there is not the least trace of them
remaining. The government has or
dered a close watch to be kept by
the veterinaries of the country, and
1t is probable that an inspection will
soon be held In this state.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-06
NEVADA COX. AND CUMBERLAND

The Nevada Consolidated and
Cumberland Ely properties are
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1908-11-25
Bible ThleFs Only Loot.

Wilmington, Del-About the mean.
est thief yet discovered Is the person
who has stolen three Bibles from the
Lower Brandywine Presbyterian
church, near Centerville. Tho pastor.
Rev. ]. Newton Kuglor. discovered
that Il big memorial Bible presented
to the church by cne OF tho members
OF the congregation was missing from
the pulpit when he sought to read his
text from II on Sunday. A search
failed to reveal the Bible, bit resulted
In the discovery that the Bibles in
each OF the two chapels had been
taken. Who tho thief is or why the
Bibles were taken is e mystery.