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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-05-27
Death of Mrs. Stephen Town

Mrs. Stephen Townsend died
yesterday at her home near Raft
Swamp church. An infant born
Tuesday night, her husband and
four other children, the oldest of
which is six years old, survive.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-05-27
A Near Runaway Creates Some
Excitement.

Some excitement was created
yesterday afternoon on Elm
street when little Miss Vashti
Whites pony undertook to trav-
ell, for a few PAGES, out of a trot.
Misses Vashti White and Lucy
May Smith were in the buggy
driving down the street and the
pony began to run just in front
Fof the Bank of Lumberton, start
ing off, from all appearances,
just for the fun there was in it.
AS. they passed McMillan's Phar.
macy Mr. A. H. Mcleod made
dive. for the lines ard fell be.
tween the wheels and was run
over by the rear wheel. Mr.. Nc
Leod got bruised up right much
though not hurt seriously. DR.
R. T. Allen caught the pony b.
the bride and succeeded il
bringing him to a stand-still il
front of Mr.. W. J. Prevatt'
store. No damage was done.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-05-27
Damon and Pythias Pictures
Moving Picture Show to be
Closed Two Weeks.

Damon and Pythias pictures
will be shown at the motion pic
ture show tomorrow evening and
Saturday evening. These pic
lures will portray the beautiful
story Of friendship upon which
the order of Knights of Pythias
is founded and they will be wit
messed by Pythians and others
with profit and pleasure.
AS mentioned in Mondays pa
per, Prof. and Mrs. DeGafferelly
will leave Sunday for Norfolk,
Va, on a business trip and thence
they will go to Charleston, S. c.,
to attend a family reunion. They
will be away two weeks and dur
ing that time the moving picture
show will be closed. Since they
have been in town Prof. and Mrs.
DeGafferelly have given Lumber
ton one of the best moving pic
ture shows to be found anywhere
and when they reopen their show
they will doubtless be given even
more liberal patronage than they
have so far received.
Among the Sick.
Mr.. Jesse Flowers, who has
been clerking for Mr.. A. Vein
stein, is threatened with typhoid
fever and upon the advice of his
physician. DR.. W. A. McPhaul,
he returned yesterday to the
home of his father. Mr.. R. R.
Flowers, near GAINESVILLE, where
: he will remain until the condi-
ton of his health improves.
Mrs. M. F. Caldwell has been
sick of fever for about two weeks
! and her condition this morning is
unimproved. Mrs. CALDWELL
, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D., S. Ed.
! wards, of Latta, SC, came Mon.
l day evening. Mr.. Edwards re-
turned home this morning.
+ The condition of Mrs. Wade
Wishart, who has been very sicl
+ for several days, was said to be
? somewhat improved this morn
5 ing. Mrs. Wishart's mother, Mrs
E. J. McRackan, of Whiteville
r came last night to be with hel
= daughter during her illness.
Little Miss Rosa Wishart
3 daughter of Mrs. Jessie Wishart
T who lives on Pine street, wa
: taken to the Thompson Hospita
= yesterday. She is sick will
l fever.
o Mrs. Charlie Thompson, 0
S Fairmont, was brought to tn
a Thompson Hospital for treatmen
q Yesterday.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-05-27

For burn or scald apply chamber
lain's Salve 1t will allay the pain almost
instantly and quickly heal the injured
parts. For sale by all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-17

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
WOMAN'S BREAST
FOR CANCER 1!
Any Lump In Woman's Breast Is
Cancer.

a new book OF the most wonderful
discoveries on the cure OF cancer ever
written has been recently published
hv Dr IS. r. Chamley. the noted can
cor specialist. who has f0r many years
had offices M 1i7 s Main ST.. suite
T Los Angeles, CAL. and has effected
thousands of wonderful cures ~ Can-
Ger that have been pronounced incur
able hy other physicians. He success
fully proves his astounding statement
that Amy lump in O Woman's breast
is cancer lu This book, He has so
much confidence iu his ability 90 cure
cancer that De offers $1,000 n he fails
to guuC amy cancer Doe treats before 3,
poisous deep glands. he has devoted
almost do. whole of his professional
ufe-ue3rly forty years-to this spe
oHty and has reduced 10 90 a science
that bias not been approached By ans
other physician. Tie performs mo-
operations with The knife and DIS
treatments aIt painless.
The book ana his cures aIe creating
sensation among medical men who
recommend him 1s being strictly rr.
Hahl. Tn" reader may save a lifH
He sending IH.a 10 some ono with
cancer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13

Al 1880 o'clock Sunday morning the
jury 600 the Neal case. after seven
hours of elaboration returned "a ver-
dict OF not guilty "A H. Neal. former
cashier uf the douuct Capital State
bank. was tried ON the charge of for
gerry A plea akin 90 insanity-uar-
patle mt0EICdtion-waE made by the
defense The reported forEories against
the defendant aggregate $4,000. The
Trial just had was on the Cooke forged
notes. aud none Of the other cases oi
the state against Ncal win he dis
missed ou account of the ucluiual Boa
This case
.'rho cases VIII most assurediy go tH
trial" county Attorney Mccarthy
stated 20 viii MOI dismiss udiot-
msuts returned by "a grand jury De-.
cause ID trial jury in One case returns
I'd verdict of HUuuIttal'
Although Ha declined to discuss thl
next uf fHr l1 cases tO hs presented.
na stated that Doe would do everything
within nIs power f1 have 10 called f0r
bearing at tHr April term. % is un-
daIsuod chat this WIN De- the Iudir.-
meut which charges th" making Oi
false euuc. DOB th. records and books
0f bank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
MRS. ANN DESCHkMPS
DIES AT RIPE AGE

Special -pondontc.
NGALAD. March 10.-Tho burial OF
w AIRS. Ann Dsschamps Of 81. John
took place ON Monday For a number
of years She has been ailIng although
up go the last her mental faculties were
BOO perfect condition. she was In her
seventeen year, and a Latter-day
saint -Four girls. three boys, several
grandchildren survive her and three
brothers. besides a host of relatives and
friends mourn her departure Her hus-
band and one daughter preceded her e.
tho great beyond. Her brother Prof
Evan stephens OF salt Lake, was pres
cut an thu funeral, and people from aIl
over the valley, which testified uf the
esteem boz which she was held
Mr. William Thomas. son OF Mr. and
Mrs BENJAMIN Thomas. now deceased.
died Monday at the family hous. Tho
funeral services were held from the
tabernacle today Brigham r.. Jones
and G.orIH stuart were tno Speakers,
and each su1N. highly of tho de-
cels.I Three brothers and two sisters,
besides many relatives and friends.
mourn h.s d.Wlse
sunday while driving home. Mrs.
Mary E B1Hmshruka Has thrown from
On. buggy and badly bruised She ls
improving rapidly.
-Four boys uew arrivals are resis-
tered Boo Maad It the following homes.
Nr aul Mrs George Hansen. MI and
MIS- Conner Hughas. Ar and MIS- u.
R owens. No. and AIRS Joseph Thomas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
DO Fat Folks Worry?

Most thu people would saw uo Most
rat folks. yes. They have All the causes
foI worry chin people have. and one
other-thcir tat Fat mortihes women be
cause 10 spoi7 their appearauce. and u
distresscs men, for 10 affects their ac-
uvitN a few are afraid OF IT, There
are Tow tat members OF either sex who
would not gladly dispense with 20 20 50
pounds BE- they knew how.
The how De- my excuse for taking 40
this newspaper space. Although very few
tar folks know Do land those who 90
are mo- longer fap there is q very sim
pie method Of reducing safely. All one
has tO do is take after meals az bed
time one teaspoonful Of the following
simple receipt. which any druggist will
ON FOR "a few cents One-half ounce Mar
mola. p ounce Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic. and 3ia ounces Peppermint
water. and the track Is turned.
This is certain cure for fat folks
vorry' for DO does away with all neces-
slty for exercise or dieting. il never
causes wrinkles or stomach disturbances.
and ~ Go rs ounces. I am told. Is BY no
means am unusual amount OF fat Cor DO
20 take on daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13

tho SIN inst. 90 which The stake prps-
Idcucl and lnrre representation frJu
am wards were present The ubiet
af the meeting was to awaken au U-
tcfvst u the priesthood movement
The speakers we've president ID G.
uriuup. d. ID kupack and George b
Young. d. H. rauhanks. D. a. Morgan.
James r. briggs, A. T. Hamilton. ".
Pearson. Cellar Cheney Walter Dun
ant and George II Green Qualifications
for holding the priesthood was the hey
motto sounded by all
Tho y. T. and M O. A. stake a..
spciptiou hello u very profitable and
spirited conference sunday, the 9Th
inst. A very high class muTIc3l pro-
gram was rendered and some inter-
esting and elavating talks were given
by stake A. J. A. workers Two class
demonstrations were givou by the iuu.
ion girls of Hldcu ward and The sem.
ior ladies' OF Pratt ward Elder
Scdewick OF Victor. delivered r. nue
address on Tho Gospel and Science.
The briggs ward choir rendered music
during both afternoon and evening
sessions.
The victor Dramatic association
gave treat Co tho people of Drgcs
and vicinity by rendering fho play.
"Out West iu the -tIkchDusp. Satur-
day the LIST inst
Mr.. j. IT, Bumyr and wife. who have
been editing the Jackson Curiur
have come 40 DriEgs and win put BOO 60
printing press. The paper win be called
THE Teton Valley Leader
The briggs Dramatic club win pres
emit the comedy "Ruru Life" COR cup
Vermont Way" Friday and SATURDAY..
the goth and 2l-t INST Some of tho
very best talent iu che wara VIII Doe
seen upon the stag. in their best roles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
REXBURG CITIZENS
CALL MASS MEETING
Special Correspondence.


D ENBUEG. March 10-Mrs George
IN Wood of Logan died here last
Friday night while visiting al the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Cantweu The
remains were taken Co Logan on
Saturday for Iutermgut The de-
ceased was sixty-oue years Of age
tho cause 90 her death being heart
failure She was "a very highly cs-
tcemOd lady and had many friends
both hero and in her home town.
Mr. Eowdau tho Irish baritone. was
Boo HeEbWg last week, and he sang tu
o. large and very 5pprcciutivc audience.
Dc appeared under the auspi. . of the
Kicks academy music department.
President William e.. Parkinson. Ui
the HyIum stake. was here on visit
during the week Hc called on his
return from Boise
W. ". Beckstcad 90 resident OF this
place. has accepted 60 position with the
C. ~. a. ST. Co.. as manager of tncir
implement house al American Falls
His family win join him There in June.
The champion debating team OF the
RIcks academy viii meet IL team here
next Friday night. representing the
Albion high school ~ the home team
wins This debate IL win have am oppor-
unity t1 participate In the final CON
TEST far state championship. to Doe held
al Boise iu the near future
AIr John n. Squires is remodoliug
and charging bis place OF business.
Tho Kicks academy basket ball team
was defeated last Friday boy "a Poca-
teIl0 uye representing tho academy OF
Idaho. THE score was 3l-1S.
THE Fuotc stock co. is billed here
f1r weeks performance, beginning
Monday March ID.
Rsrburgs new uthiug office b. near
ing completion NJ will bo ready for
occupancy m % few days. Work ON
the c.ty hall ls also well under way.
tho foundation being almost laid
A mass meeting OF the citizens of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
ROBIN COOPER


county physician. was called tud 'I''t
ed quarantine regulations az several
MONIES. inCIudlHE IN. one where 'Hg
trouble originated. school WAS closed
anI public gatherings were 7urpth1ea.
hul fortunately iur l1lhE al'a "N'
ANA mas NOT appeared else where. Many
people REFUSE i' believe tnat the case
Was llNhlH'iia nul. "t are convinced
lNt. 'le doctor ald HHhi 900 ldNhs pre-
'tut''h"'F measures
state senator Hector O.. lidlNhl i'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
MUTUAL ASSOCIATIONS
HOLD JOINT CONFERENCE

suerIaI correspondence
nWGGs. Mlrch 9-rhe SNOW D.
- fact disappearing and spring Do
near
ar d. D. GuEe and wife have
ust returned uom sait Lake city,
having boon t1 fH. sa't L4ke temple to
Boz married
A LARGELY attended and spirited
priesthood meeting was held saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
COL. DUNCAN B. COOPER.

10 the governor, that is true. but for
no other purpose than Co get his iniiu-
enco ON legislation for good ] resent
most emphatically bringing his nam,
into this matter and If this is to bo
party question / appeal 20 the kepun-
liCans of this senate TO get iu and up
hold the dignity of the state
THE GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS
just before midnight Saturday, Coy.
Brady sent 90 the senate his long
looked-for list of appointments The
principal ones are as follows:
Joseph p. FaUon, KootenaI county
commissioner of immigration.
C. ID Goaslind. Oneida county, sue
ceads himself as Insurance commission
en-
G.. w Cruise Ada county is promoted
from deputy to state bank commission
er. succeeding w. s. Cheney. who has
accepted a responsible position ln
bank in Lewiston.
on Monday. 81. Church of Canyon
county. was rcappOluted as register OF
the state land department.
List of other appointments as SUD
mittcd by the governor is as follows.
For water e2IniLl.Ssl 49,, ~, ~.
lI'el-'. ~ 80" ael' --;.fr.- n,.fI 4
iei5
For bank comm ls's'o .'..... D., s-,,.
Cruise OF Boise ioI 'i'' ,o ,gl '" va 'o''
years. expiring Ma,eA .. 100 -..,..,,t.
For member or lNe u'"'g 't 77.,,.,s
OF the university oI l '- - IL. -.
OF MOSCOW lor Liy te'i"
eNPiIlhs MJiSn o. ~ i' ne boar5 Of tris-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
LEGISLATURE IS
ONLY A MEMORY
Tenth Session Is Over and Idaho
Resumes Its Placid
Condition.
WAS A MEMORABLE EVENT.
Volume and Importance of Business
Transacted Was Great and SEN
~ations Came Almost Hourly.


rpe..aI Correspopdapre
,tst- ~, p.... ...
X hlSN udy OF lne week hau
quite merged into the Sec
o,d .b. t.,tb ,.ssicr ~ tho
1900. -
Ioaho ies'Slo'"le 0'Nl' 10 an emu al
ter laboring practically three days and
nights over the constitution GO-day all
,.,,,,,,t ,, ti,,. s,,5 s,sreei,, d, NOM
Ter oil thaI august pouy la no" lou'u
within the confines of the capital city.
Tho closing bouY of the session was
-,....t-.. ..tt.,, 1... ,,...,,,
'I' 'i l'''A''''" d" '''''" ''.'
aud serious races OF the urcd solohs
took on an expression of youthful
,.of-,. and .sY5sr,,rfu,,, Yafgnpd si1-
.......
lI'He L'r inc space OBJ many ''''"'-''
Tho multitude of bills which they
had wiufuly put TO am iguob.c death
..t ...... ..-.,,ftt.l o.. ,..t ,,,,
disturbed 10 ihei graves uuI ON lNe
contrary they We're snatchcd up by
...,tl. bords r,a8s s,1ddar1y wild and
,., - a.. -,..,..,... e.. ,b, al
recuon OF the brains which were re-
-grnsiblc for the existence Of this or
g...t ,..,~,t,,,i,,. ,,,,,s,,,,. ,,ssta baskets
lnal particular measure VASE "H7Nel9
ana paSIe poll'es lo''W lN ''S 80
''esl'h' anu a selio'dt elo,0 ot y, " . IN
A'l'tlIleil pIy 'g' -,
- ti,o tn,,tb soesio, bogan to Gle
- ~ .s,,itnl so,,. o., fbeIr lodr-
'dl ol the Sap.',l' sq,,'' ~, 'a
IA oii ,l,,sj5cro5 Inc tenth ees-
Al ahu all c"llslu' 0u' wy l,I |
--'n couiu ue Ca.Ieu " SUI ,. u' -,
many important ll.elsul ~ 80.
l'lcd INTO l""' NJ '"7 30, '''..'-
.5',' Ho"''es' wy ,.. 49,, ,,,l,,,-
".i' soilo ~. ~ a., "a. 49,.
t."""l loll7 ul wy a.. al act
+e Wy 5ie..-,, an o,,.stic, as
'', H.'iua 49,. - i-' w., .-.,, would
' "ntther Ihe ies isl"' v. .....-s
pave D-.i,.,f,, ,,,.,y,,rse had
-' 49, a., 1a,,, M. rrorosi-
''tH ehe', "llo 'a' M. I,,.,,,t
-"ns leleIIeu 10 az, s 49, -
% N"i'S ~ go ,.i,t.t.. ..,,,,,fsglo,,
non or puo.'l 60, ,,l,,,,t,.
W. W -..1,i[t, ,,,[t do.j5ad defeat
p. 49, VI ,'.-., ,,,,o,tI,, rocorn-
s,d ,,,, r..,,e,,,or BRADY and the
.. o,,. p,,,,qb NOT recommended by
-.. s1,,.r,o, WAS heartily endorsed
~ .''i' .t.. e,.o Of This roiactiop of
CT .l ~. ' ,,cn,,T,enda lions. the
-. - ~, t.r,5, session saw 70 IL
49,, nos unyioI3ted and
80 ,.,,.,. ,,isdga in the Republican
I,tf,,r, made 40 the people during
I.a 49, cornaign was verify full
5r.d Included I'M that platform were
1877, ,lo5,ss which were responsible for
s. Two most important laws enacted
-, too receut session OF the legislature,
7rmelv. The direct primary law and
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22
A. E. MEAD
AuCtiOneer

For terms and dates call at this
office or see or write me at La Jara
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT.
LaDell-Fox Concert Company
Play to Crowded House and
Delight Audience.

An audience that tested the ca
pacity of the M. E. church audi
torium listened, last evening, to
one of the finest, most artistic, pro-
grams ever rendered in this city.
The entertainment was the first
one of series to be given in La
Jara under the auspices of the
ladies of the Women of Woodcraft
and the Royal Neighbors of Amer
lea and the reception given the
La Dell Concert company, which
outdid itself upon this occasion,
happily bespeaks the success with
which their efforts have been
crowned and will insure crowded
houses for the remaining numbers
of the course.
Miss LABEL entranced her hear
ers with very finely rendered selec-
tions of both serious and comic
nature, and especially in her delin-
cation of child character and in
her rendition of the "Soliloquy Of
a Two Days Old Baby was her
high excellence portrayed. She
had to ''go some' to get ahead of
the performance of the actual
babies who were greatly in evil
dence last night, but she made
good in spite of the opposition per-
formers.
Miss Corbett just simply de-
lighted everyone. She has a
charming personality, very sweet
voice of great range, and she knows
how to handle it. Besides all this
she is sweet to look upon and cap
tivates her audience by her blithe
and engaging manner. She would
be good for a second appearance.
Mr.. Brown handled his violin
like coming master. He had a
task before him in living up to Mr..
Fox's reputation, but he made
good.
The accompanist, while she nat
urally hides behind the star per-
formers, was good.
All in all, this entertainment
will be long remembered in La
Jara and the ladies who are re-
sponsible for its appearance here
are entitled to step to the head of
the class of benefactors of the race
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22
ROMEO Z. {.

Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Potato digging is almost finished
and everyone reports good yield.
Everybody busy stacking grain,
threshing, blowing, and getting
ready for next spring.
F. w. Broad has been in town
several days looking after business
matters: He left for Chama, N.
NJ, Wednesday
John McClelland is just COM
pleting new granary "a 20 feet.
So many Improvements are going
on that the writer cannot keep up
with them.
A little excitement on the south
side of town the other day. One
of our neighbors came home and
found a strange man at his place.
Things were busy for while.
Mrs. Lett, relative of Homer
Neel, who has been taking care of
Mrs. Neel since the accident, left
for her home in the northern part
of the state last Sunday night.
We are glad to report Mrs. Neel
up and around again.
Mr.. Good, who has been helping
w. FL. Vassar stack grain, is now
giving j. McClelland boost. Mr..
Good leaves for his home in Okla
homa next Sunday and we are
sorry to see him go. Good men
are scarce around Romeo.
W. H. Vassar received a phone
message from Manager Brown OF
the Colorado Telephone Co., stat
ing that the papers were all ready
to effect transfer of the telephone
line between Manassa and Romeo
to the local company. A special
meeting will be called to transact
the business.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22
HOM,S THIS2

We oTer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh cure.
+. J. CHENEY e Co, Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the past 10 years, aud believe him
perfectly hon Orable In all business transac-
tions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm,
WALDING, kISSAS & MARvIS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22
LOST.

twenty-five head of hogs, most
of them small ones, got out of my
place at Capulin last Saturday
morning, October 2nd. Liberal
reward will be paid for their return
or information leading to their
recovery. All the hogs were brand
ed with cross on the back.
Rafael H. Trujillo, Capulin, Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22

James Bower, a plasterer, had
his left eye badly burned Tuesday
by slack lime while working at
the new Colorado Home Building
Company's building. Itgives him
great pain and will cause him to
cease work for couple of days.
Empire.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22

Oh. you Cook and Peary,
You are all right,
But in the gentle art of scraping
On paper,
You may take lessons
From Patterson and Bonfils.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22

The Monte Vista Journal has
discovered beer ranch near town
that will grow tirst-class beer with
little irrigation. For dry paper
in a dry town its good story.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22

Conductor Conway took his pas
senger run out Tuesday morning
for the first time since he was
hurt by a fall from trestle. He
still feels the effects of his fall.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22

A rich reward awaits the man
who can thresh field peds without
breaking them. At present aboul
one-third or more are split by the
machines.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22

Prosperity caught up with the
Antonito Ledger and it enlarg-
ed to seven columns and installed
a new press.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22

Good returns are reported at the
business end of the threshing
machines.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22
Church Announcement.

There will be Catholic services
at San Luis church, La Jara, next
Sunday. October oath. Holy COM
munion at s a. m. High mass,
sermon and blessing of the bell at
10 "a. IN. Rev. AL. Brucker, S. j.,
Pastor.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22

B. F. Flagg, tent photographer,
was frightfully burned at Alamosa
Tuesday morning while fixing a
leaky gasoline stove in Captain
Mather's lunch car.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-10-22

All kinds of woven wire fencing
at Murphy Newcomb Hardware Co.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-04-24
a Correction

The Times was III error in last week S
issue in regard to tile reduced fees as
charged by the County Recorders and
district mining recorders for the filing
of proofs of labor on mining claims. 1t
should have read as follows: One dol
lar for recording and such certificate
that embraces therein one claim, and an
additional fee of Is cents for each an
every additional mining claim embraced
i'll said certificate; and provided further
that if any such certificate Shall contain
more than loo words All additional fee OF
30 cents shall be charged for each loo
words or fractional part thereof i'll eX-
cess of said first leo words.
This makes but little difference in Re-
croders charges except where the aft
davit contains a group Of twelve or more
and then the difference is very little