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The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
Quick I'm wit ns I'm wnr.

From Harper's Literary Goesir
A good story coming from across the
water concerns the quick wit of a Ger
man attache at the London embassy who
was asked whether he had yet seen Mai
du Maurier's play "An Englishman's
Home AS soon as this drama was pre-
sented, and especially since it has been
made accessible as book, the public has
been keen to know how the Germans view
satire which makes the English volun-
teer army a laughable failure in the face
Of a German enemy.
Have you seen An Englishman s
Homer" " the attache was asked, tc
which he replied.
Il saw some military play the other
evening. It may have been called An
Englishm1n's Home, but it might Just
as well have been called 'WhaG EVeUy
German Knowa'~
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aus. 8-BUTTER-Firrn; reoeipts
s0l packages; Creamery extras. 8ltaE State dairy
tubs Za26; imitation creamery drsts. 2a3.
BGGS-Steadyi receipts. 1851 cases. near by
white fancy. 2o3l; nearby mixed fancy. PAS
fresh frsts LaZ5
sUGAR-SuEars were generally held on tho basis
d Al cents. basis g5 test duty paid but 70
liners were not buyers at that figure at the mo-
ment. TIE snarp adyanco in the fou-.gu sugar
market gave tie local market strong tone. Re
fined sugars were firmly held. but business was
very slow al around The Federal s+iu quotes fine
granulated at 40 ner, less Der cent casa. and
other retiners were quoting As. same terms. Raw
sugar prlces were as follows: Centrifugal. 95 test
40oaiu: Musc0yado. 50 test, 355a25I, rolasscs
. test. 135l365. Cuba. e5 test @ ard T. ~. TIE
London market for beet sugar was firm fur prompt
delivery With prices decidedly higher Prcs FOR
bert sugar were as fo.l0Ws. August LIS gKd. Sen
tember. lis nd. OctOblr- December. 1Os 2i.d
NAVAL STORES-The market FOR spirits tur-
pentnl5 a shade higher. owing 60 limited offer-
ings and good demand. Rosiu steady and uu-
changed Tar active and firmly held az former
prices. Spirits uirpeutiue. s.. Savanuah. 50s.. rs
In, c % s., strained. $50, tar Oh. harrcs g.
MILL FEED-Strong; fai- dealings; Spring bran.
lol-pouud sacks 20 arrive. Z.S standard middIiues
2i.5; city tEan. 800 in huik. Western nd dog
SACKS 20 arrive E1E.
OATS-Flrmi fair business: 40 2 white. $3.50.
No. white. s5l3ais; No. white. s6a57; natural
and clipped white. tracks f1a59
FLOUR-Fim. hut inactive. spring rateuts ain
$50; spring clears. 50aJJ0. Kansas s.ralghtA 500
ass IN sacks new SIT struiEht. 525a5s5 in bar.
rels; new spring patents quoted az sEa550; new
clears. A6ja4Sj
RYE FLOUR-DGnand is quiet, good 10 choice
brands quoted az A35atS
CORNNEAL-Inactivc. irregular. kiln-dried FOR
export. SIS; coarse meal IN baFs l50aL5
HAY-Reoeipts 75sJ tons; steady; inquiry fair.
prime timothy. l6i No, T. 100, No 2 So. No
3. SlaSj; new timothy IN large bales lsal9 for
No. /; No @ T..
STRAW-RcceiDtS. 50 tons. unsettled: Hght bus
mess, long Tye. new. Slas5.
BEEF-Steady; dcaliugs moderate; family. uU
al4.j0: packet, IZO1al2O
PORk-Stroug on scarcity: ness q T5a22 ..
family p c0aE o.
LAkD-Highcr. primo Western. IZ25; city Il 3
ol2O0i refined continent. l2io; south American
800. refined Brazilian. kegs. Nol; oIoostearire
III; lard stearine, quiet: New York. lZ4lI3; Chi.
cagO nominal.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

lis New jersey avenue norrhweSt-Elen schsr-
mUh0m n Man NJ. and Kate J. Schermar-
horn, all Interest IN pap l0c e square 81. and
In all real estate q Catherine 5cae1nerhora.
deceased SO.
Ho-Ira3t Man5r-Alcs G.. Ho,ulesd and CHARLES
II. Bsliu 90 Ray Prince. pert lct L. block ~.
RAY Prince 90 tie trustees q the Csntral
Presbyterian Church Ot the District Of Co
lEn5ia. sans land. SO.
West Eckingtou-JalA A. Montgomery % Lille
IT, Mattsru. lot =. square So, and lots a aid
g. square gg. So
Dob5ins' Additl5l-Charles G. Mayor % TuIbort
Lanson. lot lo square ls SO
West Holmrld ManU-JaCJb A JClrT 70 Gcurl
". Bar5man. lots 3 g. 3 bscck J. SO
street. between Twelfth ard Thirteenth street,
s7utheast-Heury A. BUsrhcr 20 the Washing
IN Real Estate Company. lot i. square l0-5
LalsiCn Pa-k-DeUd J Roberts % CT % HenrJ
p. BuAng. middle uiEd q lots /. 2 3 hloel
e. SO
Bloo-irsiale-J. Fganklin Page et TX % JOIN
VI. and Julia G.. Becker lot IE block l5 $40.
Pleasant P4lns-Waltcr u Acka- e. ux- b Charlie
W. King IT,. part lot 81 50
D street between Sec.-d and Third STREETS north
west-I,d0r NCgbgrggr. trustee % Harry G.
Laycpck, part lat g.. square so. s. so. Harry
C. L1yc1cZ 20 Giovanni Dansri N0.
FOUr8uL-a-aLlf sJrpct. between Mclean avenue
and street yUtlwCs--J5m1s T. Webster q
uI 70 Patrick Biordan. lot .. square 90. SO
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furr.1hod by ". B. Hibbs & Co
members Of TIE New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building. 70 Fifteenth street northwest
New York, Aug E.-Co-ton opened steady NJ an
advance q Gas points. with active months selling
about 5 70 Y points higher on frmcr cables than
expected and bad reports from the Southwest cau-
cesning excessive temperatures. Realizing was heryv
around l2&. for December. and the market la-.r
sod OF 70 points from Tie best but was
steadied by renewal q demand from the same
strong spot people who appeared 70 be buying yes
terday.
The market vas quiet and steady later with
prces ruling about point two on moderate ,1r
port from some O. tho leading spot houses. while
the OlliSh reports from the Southwest seem 70 h.,
checking anything like aggressive selling Tor short
account
Receipts AZ the ports were 29O bales. against
lLA bales ,ast week and 1853 last year For the
week. BO@ bales, against ll05s last week snd
1851 last year.
hecepts at New Orleans wero l54 bales aenlne
against 6sS last year NV 0'1''
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

JUSTICE ANnERRON


Estate q Catherine Schcrmerhorn: petition nlsd
and orders granting letters q administration 20
Aiary NJ. bchemerh0Tn- Attorney. @. Percy BIc-
Clue.
In 70 PsytOu Wnlock: petition fled and order
appointing Helen Munro guardian; buud. s.5oo
Attorney, Heury r. Webb.
Estate q Daniel Pfeli petition for lette1 q
Sdninistatiou- Attorney, Oscar Nsuck.
bstate u Hannah NJ. Shaw; order admitting VII
20 probate and record and granting letters tesla
montaIy 70 Josiah NJ Shaw, Ats0spey. William
II. WhitG
Estate G levin ]. woolgn: pstition and order
authorizing cIrtan o. noteu
Estate Of Hiram 2, Smith: former ordeF ''pro
confesso" made hnal and further order "rro oon-
fCsso."
Estats ot Piercs Babbingtou. petition and order
allowing allowance, counsel fees, and o0'Tt o16tu.
Estate Of AEce 3. Wiui0ck; order changing
naturc d band. Attorney. Henry r. Webb
Estate q Anna woodward. petition for probate
q viii; order appointing Ned Mckee guardian I'D
htcm. Attorney. Thomas p. WOODWARD
Estate Of Michael Jaeger; VII fled dated Juns
g. 1907.
Estate q Irene z Ballard: pettttn and ords-
70 allow courn lssions and counsel feos
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NInl.Inc Room for Hosea.

From the Kansas City Star.
Dr. Edward Everett Hale was a foe to
long sermons He used 10 tell q story OF
O long-winded preacher and the minor
prophets.
This preacher" so Or. Hale would be-
gin. "once preached over an hour on the
four greater prophets. and then. when his
exhausted congregation thought he was
through, he took a long breath, turned a
fresh page, and, leaning over the pulpit.
said:
We now come 10 the more complex
question OF the minor prophets, First, let
us assign 10. them their proper order.
Where, brethren, shall We place Hosea p
AN irascible old gentleman IN a back
Pew rose took his hat and stick. and said
as he departed:
Place him here, If you want to. I'm
going"
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

/ Baltmorc. Aug Is-Qu1tatiors established by ths
/ Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association arc as
follows.
BUTTER-Crcamcy separator. per h.. G4ass;
lL-Itluon per lb.. 22lta2iia; prints i5-lh 21a2e:
/ do, lib. 27a29; blocks. 2b. pr 10. @as; dairy
/ prints Naryland Perusylyanis and Virginia. per
To-. lfall. Virginia and West Virginia store-packed
Per To- Ealsi1 Ohio. storcDacked pcT H.. l9alga
nearby r1ils. pCr b. l9alglz Ohio rolls. per To-
Ealsiz; West Virginia rolls. per b. I9aIsl1
/ EGGS-liaryland. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts
pT doZ.. q. Eastern Shore, Maryland and VIZ
gina. per doz. q: Western frsts. pr doz. q;
/ West Nhginln, per doz., o.
LIVE POULTRY-Od hens heavyweight Der
l0.. IS; do. lightweight, y; old ROSTERS Per lh.
lJ; spring chickens. large. IA lbs and over per lb
halo}a do. small. Der H. Is ducks per b. y: do
white Pckins per H. l2 spring ducks. lbs. aud
over. per d.. lSlli; do. small. ual2 pgeons young
per pair. Is; do. old. per pair. %: guinea fowls,
old. . each
POTATOES-White. nearby. per bushel. prime,
o,as0; wb5te. Western Maryland and Penn
svlvania, per buShc prime 60a70: seconds l5at0
New York. per bushol. prime. l75al 90 Western. rer
5usael, prime, 6ja75; York River. Dbl. SL75al 81
DO, kaDpahannock, large. bbl. l75al 90. do snail
bDL. L4lal50; do Eastern shore Maryland per
b. No. ], L55aLs5; sweets, yellow. pr bb.,
new. SoaAl5; yang. new. North Carolina,
Der bbl., 22a20; Potomac per bbl. 250a2 75,
RappahannOck per bbl. 2Za250
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLEs-Apple
Eastern harvest. smooth. per bbl.. L5oaL75 do.
small. per bh. 75al.2j; do, per lz-bb.. bas pa75
Western Maryland and Pennsylv ia, packed per
bbl.. 25a215; cabhages native - I0l 2Ola4O0.
cantalcupes Potomac, per crate. .75; native. Der
basket. green. 8a30; rpe. 4Oa5O; celery. Michigan
Der doz-. Sass; corn. native rer doz- l0al4; cucum-
boTg. native. per ss-bas. l5aO; dlmsous Maryland
and Virginia, per bus box, l50; per bbl. 450a6OO:
per bus bas, Loo; eggpauts native. per baS. %;
lettuce, New York per 1z-bbl bas., 5OaLOO; onions
RuppahannOCk. pCr Dbl, L0JaL5O: do. Der lk-bbl
has, 80; Marylond and Pennsylvania per bus 65
a70: peaches. Florida and Georgia. pcr crate. ] pa
L15; do. Maryland and Virginia per o0x, l00aI . !,
per &bas.. 45a65: fancy. per has. $3.50; per car
rier. 15aL3 mountain yer Fs-has. COaLW; per
aUier. L50a20O, squash. native Der baS lZ1al5;
green beans. native. per bus. bas. sCa5O: wax
beans, native, per bus bas. 50a60; tomatoes. Po-
touac pr 6bas carrier. 25a35; do. RapDahannock.
per carrier, 2aS0; do. Eastern Shore Maryland
Per carrier, &a90; do. per bas l5a2o; native Der
as-baS- SiDc. ljO2D; watermelOnS Georgia. each as
TO size jali: do. North Carolina. per 100 800
al6OO
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
SEASHORE LOTS FOR SALE.
Different.



Here shouted the railway official.
what do YOU mean by throwing those
trunks about like that?'
The porter gasped in aston!shment. and
several travellers pinched themselves 20
make sure that IL was real
Then the Official spoke again: Don [
you see that you're making big dents in
this concrete PLATFORM"
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hfbbs & Co
members Of the Chicago Bocrd Of Trade. Hfbbs
Building, Is Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago. Aug B-Wheat advanced more than le
to-day as result q active covering by shorts
brought out By hrm cables and a cngesfed situa.
ton In the September delivery. leading elevator
Interest was credited With holding an enormous
line Of the September option
Continued absence q rain IN the corn belt
caused still further advance in corn prices.
Oats were firm In sympathy with wheat and CON-
Provisions were firm.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. Aug. B.-CATTLE-Receipts $40
head; steers. 5.65a66o; oxen, 3Ola42j: bulls. SOoa
80; cows LZ5ai75; dressed beef steady
CALNES-Receipts. 2Z3O head; veals 6soalo o,.
clils, 50h6OO; grasers ard butternilks 4O0a5 O,.
city dressed veals lealH4 per H.: cunutry dressed
veals Sal3; dressed grss,rs and buttermiks 7l5aqS
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-R Receipts. $3.50 head
sheep. 275aA75; caIls, 80; lambs 5oOa7 80: cllls
HoGs-Recespts, 5,si2 head; steady; Stats hon
sold AZ $50 per m0 poundA
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
EMILY Enitn-

No. 2I5l Edward D. Brown n UnkngEn Heirs.
Deyisce. and Alenee1 Of Lucinda L. Morgan; 20
quiet title. Attorney. james Z Padgett
No &72 C1Tie II. sullivan q Al. Va William
b Potts q al for sale Of real estate. Attorney.
J. Arthur Lyrham
No. Ls72. Harriet NJ A. Hltoo vs.. Sarah G.
Humphrey; for injunction aud 70 amend deed
Attorney. T. W. McReynolds.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

EflttlnDtIsss....... llD ll-11 u-A0 u-5l
New York Aug. iS-WHBAT-Dull but strong
No Northern Duluth 70 arrive, Lf4lk new No.
red. (. o. b.. nominal, LI34 new No, 2 red. e /
l.. IN CIR lots. Ice; New No 2 red for end Of
august 81 over september; new for end September.
Ia over. No 2 hard. New York. T. o. b new
Li5+9' No. ! mncaroni new crop. LEO. f. O. b.. Oc-
tober: No / Manitoba. f. D.. 10 arrive. October
November. lll3s. Exporters took nothing
CORN Higher; slow tmde No. elevator sOls
No = o b. nominal Exporters took three
loads No. 2 yellow nominal, elevator, sOil. No
white. new. December TO March shirznents. at
6s+-
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
"wednesday, August Is, 1Soo)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court M. 1.
1nsrInp ANnrnenN

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. 16l2 CheShire "a Wns0n reference TO au-
ditor. Attorneys. W. Il Manogue-J. z Padgett-
No. ASiS. Ban vs Fist Co-operative Build
ing Association; receiver authorized 10 settle loan
Attorneys W. J. Lambert Il. H. Yeatman-I. II.
Wilson, w. +. Lester.
No. A239 Moran n. Andersen; report of the
trustee ratified and rvfGTcd TO auditor AttUr.
neys. Frank L. Elder-A. l. Sinclair. II. r. WI
liams.
No. 2d1 Humphrey ~ Wright: sale authorized
with II. L. Rust. trustee; bond 500. Attorney.
Berry s. 3finor.
No. 25oo4. American Security and Trust Company
vA Chow. appearancs q absent defendants or
dored. Attorney. Nathaniel Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. pei evr.. 5.5a50o; butcher. 4.ooa
G5D; common. 20oa3Oo
HOGS-Per cWt. gross. 7.ea750; ordinary 6.O0a6 IS
sHEEP-Prime clipped $50: common. 2OOaSOO
LAAiBS-Choice, spring. per h.. IL medium
saGH
CALvES-PTiTe. per b.. s15 medium. ~; com
mon. Sac.
COWS-PTime fresh. each s50Oal5.OO; common
S0oa9o.c): old and dry. l00Oal5.0.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug l2-The market for sterling
to-day closed firm with rates unchanged. Rates for
actual business closed as follows: Sixty DAYS l. s5a
sS5lO; demand. 3S555ai 500: cables. 4s575a4 $780,
Commercial bills were Ash for % days and 4siH
a4d5s for GO days; -four bills were Ash for 60
days; grain. 4s4S. The supply Of grain and
cotton bills modente
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

From the Philadelphia Record
Nell-Tm afraid Mr.. Guzzler had too
much drink at the dinner last night.
Bell-What makes YOU think so?
Nell-When the charlotte russo was
served he was trying 70 blow the froth
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
BnnlrrnpfcY Conrf-

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No, sz, IN 10 MorTia Levy, adjudication and
reference % W. NJ HAllan. rsfsrvo
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Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSIIDU ANDEHSDN.
AUple VI CApiRl Tucion O0mpany. time 20
settle b1l q exceptions ertended ~ and including
September 10. 1903 Attorneyz. Lsckie. Fulton <
Cox-R. Ross Perry & soma
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

QuotAtions furnished by ". p. Hibbs a Co,,
members New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build.
inc. 70 Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALES by HOURS
Money! o., IA; H., 24sI L., 21z G.. 2h,
shares TO IL a. m............. 269,70O
Shares TO 1 ID. m 562, 400
shares 10 ID. m.........1,O ], ,O26. 300
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No s35. United States Va Six Drums Of Coluu.
ha BrAnd DcSioatsd EK Attorney. d. W.
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RnnIcruptrr Petition.

No 5Is-9. Charles Fgauklin Miller ". Edward
J. HEanan; damages. SLoC0 Attorney. G. w..
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon It's
bona fide circul2tion--a circulation In
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books are
open.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call y ocock noon.
Potomac Electric couA 3d. S,Oo at fns% SOC
at lO3A
Washington Railway and Electric con-. 20 at tS
Washington Railway and Electric ptd. 30 at slE
% az ai@.
Washington Gsa 3 at TN. Is At T2N. q At TN
3 at 725s 20 at 7ziS, . at T2is, q at s2A.
Bell Telephone q Pcnna-, at lSS-
Lanston. IS AZ II. 10 al l6a, at IT, 100 at H.
50 az Y. 100 at H. 400 at TN buyer 90. 100 at l7h
100 at I7s at 1Tl 100 at l7E. 100 at lz5s I0O al
E%. 100 at IN
National Savings and Trust. at De.
Washington Loan and Trust At I'll
United States Trust 8 az Ill
Emerson Steam Pump . II II.
After call-Washiugt0n Gas Is 100 at lo2
Following are the bid and asked prices on yes-
terday's Washington Stock Exchange:
nnsr1-
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations fuT11shed by ". 3, Hibbs & Co
members q the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. ~ Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. c.. II re Morris Levy; adjudication and I
e-ence % ". NJ Hall4m. referee.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

Closing prices year ago to-day: New York-ser.
tenber wheat, LOoas September corn. Ss5k. ChicaSo
IT 1mber wheat, Vl%; September O0n, e ria
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-17
ACTIVITY IN BUILDING.

The building activity in Phoebe cor
tinues and the Record is informed
by Mr.. H. D. jackson Of the Phoebe
Construction company and A. L. Kim
ball, that the outlook is very favor
able for an active season In building
lines.
A good many new homes are in
course of construction in various
parts Of the city and many others
are in contemplation to meet the de-
mands Of a steady increasing popula-
tion. The establishment Of new
town on hte Prince Consolidated side
Of the camp will make more business
for the lumbermen and builders;
while improvements planned at many
Of the mines will also cut an i'm
portant figure in this years build
ing operations Of Phoebe and vicinity
Az We have said before, Phoebe Is
going to grow. 1t Is growing now
and 1t will soon move forward by
leaps and bounds. We have the
greatest mineralized district in the
world; while the judicious investment
Of capital is just as certain to bring
enormous returns as the sun shines
There, IL not another mining CAM
In Nevada which offers the oppor
tunities that Phoebe does. Gradually
this IL being found out and why
shouldn't the camp grow?
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-17
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

It's a wooden leg that cannot be
pulled.
Real charity doesn't employ a pub.
licity promoter
Every mans troubles are the worst
from his point OF view.
Cheap notoriety sometimes costs
more than the other Kind.
And there are girls who dislike be-
ing kissed-by the wrong fellow.
Few men are as wicked az they like
to have women think they are
A woman may have an old hat on
her head and a new one on her mind.
Every old widower realizes that the
whole world loves to laugh at lover
The average man is what he is be
cause some woman thinks that's what
he ought to be.
Perhaps nothing is calculated to wor
ry pessimist more than the noise
made by people who shout for Joy.
Although a married man may never
have been witness in lawsuit, he
usually knows what 1t is to be cross
ayamined.-Chicago Move
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-17

Those who advertise in the Recort
get the business. Have you noticed
that?
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-17
Official Paper of Lincoln County
LLOYD, a GOOD NAME.

That 1 new town will soon spring
into existence on the Prince Con-
solidated side of this camp is a for
gone conclusion and it has been sug-
gested that it be given the name
Of Lloyd, In honor of William Lloyd,
one of Pioche's esteemed citizens and
prominent mining operators.
The Record heartily. seconds the
motion and while those having In
mind the promotion of a townsite
may have other ideas about it; at the
same time we believe that this means
Of perpetuating the name of Mr.
Lloyd in the manner stated would
instantly meet with popular APPROX
al.
To him above everyone else is due
the rapid advancement OF that por-
ton Of the district. He has nose
for finding ore and has been dubbed
the "Old Ore Hound OF Phoebe"
There nothing very pretty about the
appellation surely; but it is ex-
pressive and fits the case.
It was "Bill'' Lloyd who made the
Prince Consolidated the mammoth
mine that 1t is today. His burrowine
into the earth over that way and un
locking the treasure boxes which had
been hidden for many ages is what
turned the tide towards the Prince
side. He was followed by John A
Kirby and associates, who rounded
out the Phoebe King: then came Geo
Coke, who gathered together tina
magnificent territory included in thu
h domain Of the Golden Prince, Golt
& silver Prince companies, interest
- with him men who rank high II
he financial world; then there !
Frank B. Cook and others, in tn
( Point property which formed the ba
~ of the Phoebe Metal Mining CON
pany.
The Demijohn is another good min
upon which some energetic develop
mont work is being done. Sewers
others might be mentioned whic
have come forward since "BilP' Lloy
began 70 tap the rich resources {
the Prince mine.
Yes. Lloyd. would be good nam
for the new suburb Of Phoebe. w
expect to see place over there wit
q population of from 1000 to 1.5C
pe6plg, ma 65cE5 krUw1 into bus
ling city Of from 5000 to 10000, wit
in the next year. The boom is OF
and this camp Is going to grow.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-17
Forfeiture Notice.


Phoebe, Nevada, Jan. IL, 1909
To James s. Miller or whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that we. the under
signed. have expended during the year 1908 Three
Hundred Dollars in labor and improvements, 800
each. upon the Cockney. Seldom Seen and Grown
lode mining cleins. situated in the Highland min
ing district county Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada,
the location certificates Of which 10 found Of rec
ord in Book W. Peses 81 and So. and Book Y. Pare
308 respectively. In the Office Of the recorder Of
said county. in order to hold said claim under the
provisions Of Section 2s2 Of the Revised Statutes
Of the United States. and the amendment thereto.
approved january e. 1880. concerning annual Ia
Dor upon mining claims; being the amount to
hold said lodo for the period ending the 31st day
Of December. A. D. 1908. And II. within ninety
days from thspersonal service Of this notice. Or
within ninety days after the publication theresf.
you fail refuse to contribute your proportion II
such expenditure ~ . co-owner. which amounts
to $780, together with the cost Of this notice.
your interest In the claims will become the pro-
property Of the subscribers. your co-owners, who
have made the required expenditure by til terms
of said Section. CnAKLEs EBAgRsON.
JAMES KNIGHT.
First publication, Jan. 81. 1909.
LAST publication. Nay !. 1909.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-04-17
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Character is crystallized couduc


Character is crystallized conduct
1t takes big heart to guide little
folk.
He who fears has his greatest foe
within.
He is greatest who gives most Of
himself to men.
Tact is simply taking pains, to keep
liz touch with people.
Most men have charity enough to
cover their own sins.
Paying the price of purity is the
best prayer for paradise
The touch of tears is often the
closest cement of hearts.
Nc man ascends to heaven ON whom
heaven. has not descended.
Following your appetites Is turning
your back on your ambitions.
The best legacy any man can leave
his children is willingness to work.
There are a lot of people trying to
light the world by painting their lam
terms.
The dead man has great advantage
over lazy one, because he eats moth
ing.
The saddest thing about some is
that they never are touched by the sor-
| rows Of others.
Lots of sour people would be toler-
able II they did not pirate SO much
about their honey.
| 1t is not the fact of the salary but
the motive in the service that stamps
the hireling.-Chicago Tribune.