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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-02-22
Forfeiture Notice.

Phoebe, Nevada. January l4th 1908.
To Joseph BarbosO
You are hereby notified that | have expended
during the year 1907, One Hundred Dollars worth
of labor and improvements upon each Of the fol-
lowing described lode mining claims, situate in
the Ely Mining District, Lincoln County, State of
Nevada, namely. The Minominee Foot Hill and
Junglebell lode mining claims, the location certf-
Gates of which are found of record in Book ''F"'
and Book p" of Mining Notices at pages and
% to Is inclusive, Lincoln County Records,
Nevada.
In order to hold said claims under the
provisions Of See 2s24 of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States and the Amendment
thereto. approved January 22nd. 1880 concerning
annual labor upon mining claims. being the
amount required to hold said lode mining claims
for the period ending December Slst 1907 and IT,
within ninety days after the publication hereof,
you fail and refuse to contribute your proportion
OF such expenditure as a co-owner, which amounts
to one-half Of said expenditure, your interest In
the said claims will become the property Of the
subscriber, your co-owner, who has made the re-
quired expenditure by the terms of said section
FRED DAMN.
Date of first publication Jan is. 1908
Date of last publication April L. 1908.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-02-22
Forfeiture Notice

Fay, Nevada January 81, 1908.
To Richard NJ johnson. his heirs admnstra-
tors and assigns
You are hereby notified that / have expended
during the year 1907, One Hundred Dollars worth
Of labor ana improvements upon each of the fol-
lowing described lode mining claims situate in
the Eagle Valley Mining District, Lincoln County,
State Of Nevada, namely: The Snowflake No. z,
lode. Snowflake No. 8 lode, Snowflake No. lode
Snowflake No. lode and Snowflake No. 10 lode
mining claims, the location certificates of which
found OF record in Book 20" of Mining No
tees at pages at to 496 inclusive Lincoln County
Records, Nevada in order to hold said claims I'M
der the provisions of Sec. 1924 Of the Revised
Statues Of the United States and the amendment
thereto. approved January 22nd, 1880. concerning
annual labor upon mining claims. being the
amount required to hold said lode mining claims
for the period ending December Stat 1907. and If.
within ninety days after the publication thereof,
you fail and refuse to contribute your proportion
of such expenditure as co-owner. which amounts
TO third of said expenditure, your interest in
the said claims will become the property of the
subscriber. your co-owner. who has made the re-
CURED expenditure by the terms of said section.
A. b. FOWLER
Date of first publication Jan. 81. 1903
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-02-22

In the Fourth Judicial District Court =, :.
state OF Nevada in and for Lincoln County ne
In the matter of estate Of
Alfred Leigh Glsssell deceased)
Notice to show why distribution should ~,
made. act b
e, Notles Is hereby given that + R. Mechanics b..
of the estate Of Alfred Leigh Glassei dsSs.tlon
the hearing Of which has been nxed by ths es.ea
said Court for Monday the End day Of MarcL ~ y
Of said court in the town Of Phoebe Cos,n. soota
Lincoln, State of Nevada and any and Al $3.50, y
interested in said estate are notified then -. ~
there 70 appear and and show cause il any ths. s
be. why said petition should not be grsntsd ~
said estate distributed. in accordance with ~ ~
Seal WIZ \ o. n,
Date hrst publication Feb. 1st. 1905
Date last publication. Feb 18th 1903.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-02-22

T. B. Hickey. president of the
defunct State Bank and Trust
Company, has been placed under
arrest at Carson City, Nevada,
and arrests of several other offic-
ers of this concern are promised
to soon follow. The district at
torneys and grand juries of the
different counties in which this
company have had banks, prom
ise to spare no effort to punish
guilty parties in the transaction
whoever they may be.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-02-22
Diamond
Drill
Contractors
for
Southern
Nevada
Local and Personal

S"ts"' iSi S"SAAna VI hsauh9 pafposes' - hs'
E. A. Hodges and J. w. Tay-
lOr made a visit to Calente
Thursday.
Leave your wood orders at Hodrss.COOk Co.'S
store Hammond 4 Fuller
Henry and M. L. Lee spent q
few days this week in Panaca,
attending to business matters.
sOnable. ~
Walter W.sLittle, an attorney
from Salt Lake City, is in Phoebe
looking over some mining prop
erty in which he is interested.
All kinds Of green goods for sale at the Owl
Attorney Jessie Simmons has
been confined to his home this
week with a severe cold. We
are pleased to report, however,
that he is very much improv ed.
Preparations for the Elks' Ball. March I7th. are
steadily progressing. They propose to make II
the svent Of the season.
Through the courtesy of SEN
ator Campbell, the RECORD has
received a printed copy of the
laws enacted during the special
session of the legislature.
Lettuice. Green OalOns, Celery. Bananas. Or
eat, at the Owl Cafe. Call and their prices.
The Phoebe & Pacific is making
regular trips between this place
and Jackrabbit, and bringing in
regular consignments of ore
which is taken on to the smelter
daily.
WIN you b. thsrei wherss At the Elks' Ball
1t Pioche. March nth.
II. +. Prudential and G. M.
Sampson were passengers for
Caliente Thursday, where they
went to meet E. F. Prudential
on his way from New York to
Los Angeles.
Dons. f.il e. ....na a.. rlL., mn ~ 80.
District Attorney Horsey was
q passenger for Salt Lake City
this week, where he goes to at
tend to some private business,
and also business connected with
the district attorneys office.
Go to the Owl Cafe for your Sunday dinner.
Chauncey Griswold passed
through Phoebe from the Silver
King district the fore part Of
the week on the way to his home
in Elko. Mr.. Griswold has been
inspecting his sheep herds which
are ranging in this county,
Read the Sunday Menu of the Owl Cafe.
A copy of the Hart Enterprise,
a new publication in the new
born gold camp of Hart, has
reached our desk. J. B. Flana-
gan, editor of the Searchlight
News, is editor and the paper is
consistent with the wideawake
and intelligent productions which
charactize Mr.. Flanagan S Search
light paper.
Two attachment suits were
filed in the district court this
week, against w. S. Shuler. A.
D. Perew, Frank C. Perew, and
Blossom Mining Company as del|
PENDANTS. One suit was fled by
F. R. McNamee as attorney for
the Nevada Transportation Com
pany of Searchlight and the
other by Chas. Lee Horsey as
attorney for Henry E. Carter.
President Charles S. Miller, of
the Boston & Phoebe Mining
Company. arrived from Boston
the first of the week and is look
ing over the properties of the
company here. Mr.. Miller states
that money conditions are 'loos-
ening up" in the east, although
people are extremely cautious in
investments. Politics
seem to be the question of para
mount Importance at present.
Subscribe for the RECORD for
The county seat news.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

In relation 10 the coming session Of
the New England governors conference,
the Boston Transcript makes the follow.
ing summarizing Of the purpose Of the
assembly:
"Duly accredited representatives Of
the six New England states will soon
meet in Boston Tor discussion Of those
problems In which q unified policy is
especially desirable Governor Prouty Of
Vermont, who has investigated the his.
torical aspects Of the subject, gays that
while on several occasions, including the
Hartford convention, attempts have been
made 10 secure concerted action BY this
group OF states, i has not before been
actually accomplished The coming ses.
.ions. to be held in the fremont theatre
on Monday and Tuesday of Thanksgiving
week, may thus prove Of epoch making
Importance They will thereafter take
place annually Machinery has been IS
tablishsd by which out OF the conferences
will come definite recommendations to
The six governors for their Insertion If
they agree ia the m sagcs addrcs sed
to their respective legislatures Ard il
is surprising in how many subjects in
the closely knitted modern world the
conflicting policies now prevailing In
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13
these small neighboring states operate
TO the general disadvantage"


Whle the medical department Of the
university has not been progressing rap.
idly o. regards lis total enrolment Of
students, i has been making steady
strides forward IN The quality of the
tui ion given 20 Is students. Within
conpalg lively few years this school ha
frightened IL course from three 20 four
years to comply With the enlarged re-.
qipmcnts Of the times. and Il has made
possible q more thorough Study Of medi
cine by adding 10 Tie length Of each
year Within the saepe period, too, IL
has added commolious and 'well zap.
pointed main bui,dng 10 It's material
equipment, while 10 It's faculty have
been added from time t. tine strong
mcn IN their departmental work. .ll
these Announcements have made high
plane Of education possible IN field
Of medical II search which must nccda
BE- somewhat restricted from The nature
OF things. The results Of thf various
changes are perhaps reflected immell.
ately IN the largely ncren sed class uf
entrants this year. there being mans
more than the average class. The public
viii be the gamer. we anticipate evcntu.
ally. 10 the Kind Of service which Is
graduates are In position 60 give Good
as has been the service OF former grad.
yates. the changing times demand more
ard more constantly That Is what The
university YorTnnt's medical depart
mcnt /. striving TO do, and with good
success, apparently.
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PANIC HAS STRUCK
BRATTLEB0R0 PEOPLE
Continued from first page,

tempts to restrain In their homes such
people as have been exposed 20 small.
poX, several have treated the epidemic
a. q Joke and are violating the order.
Although the disease was not correctly
diagnosed until Tuesday the panic has
assumed such proportions that mer-
chants report trade at a standstill,
DR., H. y. Ilolton OF Brattlrboro, see
ietaiy aud executive officer OF state
board Of health. issued proclamation
yesterday morning, warning all people
IN and about Brattleboro Of the serious
aspect Of The epidemic and he also eX.
pressly stated in the proclamation that
there is no occasion for a panic or for
people Of other towns 60 fear 10 come
here 10 transact business as usual. He
also states that the authorities have
The matter we'll IN hand.
Rush to be vaeeinatod
Vaccination for all the townspeople
has been ordered and the offices Of the
local physicians are besieged by people
awaiting their turns and between 600
ord 500 people wera treated yesterday.
TIE people have hardly awakened To
the fact TINT the occasion IL really Sc
rious and small sized panic is immi.
mint. Every outgoing train Is carrying
residents away from the town many Of
them being students Of the local schools.
Although most OF the cases Of the dis
case are in It's milder form in some
they have become so serious that the
recovery Ct the patients Is doubtful.
As soon as the news of the Scare
reached Rutland kilograms were sent
TO Brattleboro notifying the Brattleboro
members Of the bar that the session Of
the supreme court which was due 10 sit
November ~ had been transferred 10
Rutland. A petition was Immediately |
circulsted among the local lawyers |
which asks If the session cannot be held
in Brattleboro that it be indefinitely |
Not only has the disease been diseov-
cred in Brattlehoro but 1t has also made /
its appearance in Ilinsdsle. y. H., and |
in several other towns in the near vici
iity and these places are to take the /
same drastic measures which are being 4
to prevent It's spread in Brat
tlebam.
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
Setting Aside Thursday, November 90,
as Day OF Thanksgiving.

j Governor G. II Prouty has issued the
following Thanksgiving day procama'
ton;
Seeing the guarding hand Of God IN
their personal affairs, md His blessing
manifest in making fruitful the fields
when the harvest had been garneIed
the founders of New England appoint.
cd day Of Thanksgiving that they
might publicly express their gratitude
20 the tiiver Of every good and perfect
eift.
The deyout spirit animatlng the
hearts of the early eolonists has been
cherished, and their noble example
emuated by their descendants.
With deep appreciation of the beau
| ~ Of shis time honored custom, and in
sympathy with the deyout spirit which
gave IL birth and perpetuity. / desig
late Thursday, the 26th day Of Noycm-
Der current, n day of Thanksgiving for
the people Of this state.
The high purpose of the day being to
deepen the spiritual life of the people
by the realization Of the presence Of
God. His bounty and munifcence crown
ing the year with His goodness, person.
nj pleasure and social enjoyment should
give place to public ard private medi.
tation on the manifest mercies received
by us from the Divine Hand.
The blessings Of liberty; prosperity
On every hand; the deepening interest
in education: the quicSPning of the pub
lie conscience on questions OF temper
euce; the growing intelligence Of the
people; tie spirit of friendliness be-
tween labor and capital; the deeper rev
eTence Cor law through an enlightened
public opinion; tie high standard Of
public and private life maintained
among all ella sses; abundant opportuni.
~ for labor and its just rewards al
these blessings and the spiritual aspira
tions everywhere manifest should
awaken within MS the profoundest
gratitude, and fIl our hearts with ra
aiant hope for the future.
BY ministry to need sympathy with
sorrow, charity with the unfortunate,
we saall realize more deeply and see
more clearly the Fatherhoo1 Of God and
he brotherhood Of men, and so trans
nit to the future the high ideals
wrought out In service which we have
received from the past,
Given under my hand and the seal
q the state this twelfth day of Noyem-
her.
in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred eight.
-eal) end Of the independence of the
United States tile one hundred
and thirty-third.
George II. Prouty
by the Governors
Aaran II. Grout
secretary Of civil and military af
fairs.
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measure vas chen laid on the table fol
future contemplation.

measure VAS chen laid on the table LOT
future contemplation.
About sixty members Of the legisla'
turc Of 1000 gathered yesterday after.
noon In Representatives ball after the
House adjourned for the fourth annual
reunion Of that body. Fletcher ID. Proc.
or was elected president for the next
twoy ears. +. H. Porter Of Wilmington
end y. s, Stanton Of Roxbury, vice
presidents, and r. w. Baldwin OF Bar.
ton, secretary and treasurer. The BIZ
annual banquet was held last evening
at the Pavilion hotel. Ex-Governor
Proctor started nd the after dinner
speaking and called Fred q. fleetwood
Of Morrisyille TO be toastmaster. The
speaking was entirely informal, no sub.
itcts being announced Among those
called rpon were Gov G. IL Prouty.
Licut Gov Meade, Speaker Cheney, j..
\. DcBoer Of Montpelier, Judge Il. =.
Stanton Of Roxbury. Fred L. Davis Of
pomfret, Dr. W. y. Nay Of Jericho and
others. About one hundred were in at
tendance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13
UNION ExPELs OFFICERS.
Alleged Political Activity Is The
Cause,

Milford. Mass. Nov. f3.-Tt was an.
nounccd yesterday that Daniel r. Rear,
ney. president OF the local Central Labor
Union. and William r Clancy, former
secretary Of the Union were expelled
from the union al a meeting of that
bddy held "Wednesday night The vote
TO eXpel the two men was taken after
a discussion over the alleged activity
a. Messrs. Kearuey and Clancy in ar
ranging a political meeting on the sun
day before election day Il was charged
that this meeting was turned over 20
the Democratic party leaders, and that
kcarHey and Clancy had attempted 60
give the official sanction ol The union
10 Democratic candidates.
Mr. Kearney on Monday last fled
suits for 81 900 each against the twenty
seven members Of the Bartendcrs I'm
ion of Milford. alleging that they had
deprived him Of the means Of earning
a livelihood by DENYING Bis application
Tor membership III their union lie has
lccn member Of the StOHecuttcr,
MON, but about a year ago became
bartender in local hotel. Later ne
was discharged at the request Of the
officers al the Bartenders union. The
suits viii come up at The superior court
in Worcester next month The Bar.
tenders union j. affiliated with the Cen
trail labor Union.
II will he. TO Your advantage to read
about The special values at Pcrry's on
Saturday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

While Bryan was being licked the
third ti,le, Johnson was being elected
the third time as gosernor Of Minnesota
aud in Republican state at that.
There's The difference between the two
mcn when il comes TO the question OF
drawing votes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

Althoueh Governor Prouty has barely
delivered his inaugural address. two can
didnis for his place have already been
brlggi oa. The boomers appreciate
tho fact that tho asspmblace of men
in Montpelier at the present time makes
fegi2 si ID which TO plant the guber
Ia.oriul seed liense, this haste New
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

Although Charles Z. Hughes spent only
s500G5 while winning the New Yorl;
goyernorship, the job is not marked
down bargain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

We expect that st. Albans' next prob
lem. following the bringing OF city water
from Lake Champlain. viii be the con
s.ruc!ion OF filtration plant Ike Bur.
lington's. IN this connection it is con.
tributory evidence to have the st. Adams
3'es anger caution the people to "boil it,
"fry il. = or pine il to lie clothtsline and
Dir s." with The FINAL information that
The ci5y de2s ne, furnish to1thpieks to
Consumers o, the Lake water
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

Governor Patterson Of Tonne ssee shows
his good intentions by lifting his coat
and showing that he hasn't any hip
pockets. No guns there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

Tie United States government can't
lay its seventeen million postal deficit to
the erection of federal building in
Eare, now can It?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

Too many Tafts might spoil The broth.
SO Brother Charlie ought to curb his
senatorial aspirations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

verm9nt's "Bluo Laws" had a blue
day yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13
NOTES AND COMMENT
ON THE LEGISLATURE

Eight bills were passed in the House,
ono Of which was TO provide for state
board Of education
The legislative commission 10 visit
The state prison reported in the House
yesterday afternoon, recommending
certain minor changes and the purchase
81 new dynamo to cost $1,000.
The House experienced a change OF
heart, so 10 speak, yesterday afternoon
and on motion Of Alr. Davis Of Derby
reconsidered the vote which refused the
third reading to the bill 70 abolish the
headed board Of agriculture. Toe
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ertheless, Messrs, 0lin Merrill Of Enos-
burg and Charles r. Smith Of Burlington
probably appreciate there is hard row
TO hoe ahe ad OF them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

In an aiter-eection number Of The
Common,r there Is this paragraph;
There viii b. another election in 1912.
The patient man will wait for 1912"
Can il b. that Bryan is the patient
man and that he is waiting" for 1912?
What do the "paepu" say about itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

II you were unlucky to-day look al
the calendar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

From slickers to Rubber
Boots. here's everything
to make one impervious
to bad weather.
Also Rain Goats for
style as we'll as storm.
Fur Goats $500 to
500.
WE CLEAN. PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
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Il will he TO your advantage to read
about he special values at Pcrry's on
saturday.
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copies, the largest pan circulation Of
any daily paper in this section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13
Closing Sale Of Dresses

morning clock we will sell the following Dresses following
under the following conditions No Dresses will be reserved No
eceved All Dresses sold on The floor and all for cash
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-13

in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred eight,
(.eal) and Of the independence of the
United States tile one hundred
and thirfv-third
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
CAROLINE NOTES
B0wling Green. Va April

Bowling Green. Va April 22.
The social at the M.thodist church
Monday night was largely attended and
much enjoyed. 4 musical program was
we'll rendered.
Rev and Mrs. {. o. Tuttle are spending
this week with friends In the county.
Mrs. lrby MOncure and two children
have returned To their home in Black
stone alter spending week with Judge
ard Mrs Moncurs.
Mrs A j Montague. Of Richmond
was "A guest Of Mrs. A B Chandler this
week. She came on visit to B. G.
Chapter L d C.
Miss Bertha Enhis arrived from Knox.
vile Wednesday with Mr.. l. M. G.
Bakers children. aud they will spend
some time with their grandmother, Mrs.
Lima kafer
daughter. OF your city, were guests this
week oi her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. f. b.
Collins
Miss Louise Baker returned Wednes.
day TO school in Petersburg. after spend.
ing Easter with Mrs Lima Baker.
Miss Ethel Rollins and two school.
mace, Misses Lee Connolly and Annie
Hurst, have returned from her home in
stafford, where they spent Easter.
The B q. and Paige bsssball teams
crossed bats at Holly Hill Wednesday
evening. The home team defeated the
visitors In warmly contested game
score II to Z. The B. G. team expects
to play In your city May 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Garrett left Friday
for their home at Sharp's Wharf. after
spending some time with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. X. W. Garrett.
Miss Mary Williams. OF Essex. Is a
guest OF her sister. Mrs r. T. Glassell.
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'URG, va, SATURDAY, APRIL 90 1eos.
RAILROAD AT A BARGAIN
Chesapeake and wsstsrn Sells for $4,000

W. +. d. Stokes. of New York. has
purchased the capital stock and bonds
outstanding OF the Chesapeake and
West-rn Railway Company. IL cot
him S2J 900 to by in Sl.4l0 coo
of the road : tlist mortgAV, bond SSH
200 common aud $GOS 400 preferred
stock These securities are all hat the
property has standing against il: they
We're pat mp at auction In NV York. TO.
gether with $500 600 first mortgage
bonds oi the Pocahontss G. ,mpanv. whi,h
were included in ia. $25,OO purchase
price. The road = only IL SO miles in
length at present. but has pr, jsct.d am.
bilious extensions. which will carry il
from the Chesapeake Paw 10 Ptt-bu, =
anj tap "A rich coal country in Virginia
The road extends from Harrisouburg e.
point IN Rockingham county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
CAROLINE
n hJtes From Ezra.

Ezra, Va. April 22 1908
Aunt Jennette Conway. a respectabl,
10 coiOred woman, died near here sun
day. She WAS buried rear Zion Grov,
church on the 18th by W. p. Pugb 4
Bro, undertakers.
The smallpox has been raging IN thi.
vicinity for the last thrre months. Ther,
nave Oeeu over twenty cases in mild
form, confined mostly To the colored
oeople' but OF late several white people
have had the disease.
There was picnic by the True Re.
formers at their lodge Easter Monday
large ero Nd was ia ATTENDANCE. Rev.
j. II 4 C.rus delivered au address.
Mr. Willing Bowie arrived home las,
Thursday from Locust Dale Academy 10
spend Easter with his parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. Eugene BDwie.
Some few farmers have commenced
planting corn; some have not finished
ploughing