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El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

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La comision central de la celebra.
cion del Jubilee de Orc del Colegio de
San Miguel, Ell dia IS de JUNO de 1909
nombro mi comision dc cinco MEM
bros para solicitar fondos para erigir
un monumento en- honor al Hermano
Botulph y q los primeros Hermancs
F~ranceses quienes fueron los primeros
que fundaron Ell CoIegio de San Mi
guel en- Santa F6, N, M. en- 1859. La
forma del monumento sera una Esta-
tua del Hermano Botulph, y los nom
bres de- los hermanos Franceses graz
bados en- oil pedestal de la estatua. La
comision Sc compone de los siguientes
senores Flavio Silva, presidente,
Francisco Delgado, Pedro Delgado,
Marcelino Garcia v George w. Armi-
10. Todas las personals que quieran
cooperar q tan noble empresa manda-
ran su contribution al presidente o al
guno de los miembros de la comision,
y su ayuda generosa sera grabada en-
ell corazon de sus conpatriotas. A los
que pasaron 81 ninez y luventud en- Ell
Colegio de San Miguel en- este Planted
noble, 81 con esta ciencia adquerida
ALI encontramos duros tiempos en-
nuestras empresas y demas. Como nos
fuera sin ella. Pues ensehemos nues.
- 1917. 4 -axZlE E1E t
nerosa q erigir un monumento digno
que haga honor q los hermanos Fran
ceses y al Padre de los mexicanos Ell
hermano Botulph. De cuando en- GUAM
do mi lista do los contribuyentes
sera publicada para information al
pdblico.
Sigue la lista de los que han contri-
bnido y pagado 81 contribution, du-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Ande Pettine, cuya causa fue juzga-
da en- Albuquerque, ha llenado su
fianza de apelacion por la suma de
diez mil pesos ha aldo puesto en- Ii
bertad, quedando su negocio en- manos
de la corte suprema del Terrltorio que
sera la que de el tallo final sobre Ell
asunto. Ell Senior Pettine es I'm habit
arquitecto y I'm albanil de primer Or
den Y como trabajador industrioso y
constante esta muy acreditado entre
todas las personals que 10 conocen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

En- Los Angeles, el lunes de la sema-
ma pasada, Sc unieron en matrimonio
Ell DR.. g. A. Wheelon y la Sta. Flo
mena Lamy, hija del se1or j. B. Lamy
y esposa, siendo los dnicos testigos la
madre de la novia y Mr. A. G. Ireland
y esposa, que anteriormente vivian en-
Santa Fe. De Los Angeles la pareja
fu6 a Santa Barbara, donde estan pa
sando su luna de miel en- ell Hotel
Potter. A su. regreso tomaran pose
sion del hermoso domicilio, que hace
POGO fue terminate On la parte orien-
tai de la Avenida de Palacio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

La tardanza en- tomar Ell Remedio
de Foley para los Rinones 81 teneis
dolor de rabadilia, NAL de rinones 3
veiiga, os causa la enfermedad y hace
mas dificil la ~curacion. Comenzad
a tomar 81 Remedio para los Rho
mes y presto estareis bueno, A que
exponeros 4 una enfermedad grave?
De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Cada uno seria beneiciado tomando
Iel Orino-Laxative de Foley contra en-
fermedad de est6magoe hfgado ycons-
~tipacion. Dulciica Ell est6mago y Ell
~olfato, estimula suavemente 9 higado
y regula los intestinos y es muy supe-
rior q pfldoras vi laxativos ordina-
rios. sPorque no usar hoy el Orino-
Laxative de Foley?-De venta en- to-
das las boticas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Ell Juez Superior w. q. Mills, en- la
corte de distrito de Las Vegas, desc
che la accion del actor pidiendo nuevo
iuicio en- la causa del DR.. M. e. Wood
long contra Secundino Romero y otros
por libelo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Bias Bajarano Sc mat6 la semana
pasada en- 81 campo minero de Leo
pold, condado de Grant, pegandose un
trio en- La cabeza. Habia sido deiado
por n muchacha Y aconsecuencia
de ESQ Sc embriago, y antes de poner-
Sc sobrio Sc pogo un trio y Sc dio la
muerte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

El Nuevo Mexicano es ell unleo pa,
pei en- Ell Territorio que publica mott
cias por complete en- asuntos de int
es. La suscricion son solamento SEQ
al ano. Suscribianse y quedaran ga
isfechos de 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Frank C. Reynolds, ~mayordomo de
la Corona Queen Mining Company /,
fue hallado muerto en- 81 POGO princi-
pal de las labores de la compania GER
ca de Corona. Su muerte provino de
haberse resbalado de "a escala y cal
do al plan de la nina.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Los estafeteros s%iguientes han sido
comisionados dltimamente: Jose p.
Sanchez en- Hartford; Lugardo Lucero
en- San Patricio y William Max Dou-
gall en- Carthage.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Antonio Padilla, l6yen de 20 amos,
fue muerto instantaneamente en- Los
Chaves, cerca de Belen, mientras ira
traba de a~travesar la via del Santa
Fe cuando un tren de fete Sc aproxi-
maba rapidamente a la pasada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

M. A. Ortiz, agente de propiedad
raiz, Sc marcho el microbes ipasado
para la parte sur del condado de To-
france a entregar una partida de owe.
jas que vendi6 q individuos de Colo
RADIO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

La maquina de rajar MADEIRA de
margarine Romero, en- Eel Porvenir,
is millas al noroeste de Las Vegas,
90 incendi6 81 sabado pasado y sufri6
perjuicios que montan la suma de
$500.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10
'LABEBIDA C0NDucE
AL suIcIDI0'
EspecIal a Nueyo Mexlcano.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Roswell N. M, JUNO 2s.-J. b.
Trotter, dc SO amos de edad, que ha
resIdido 20 amos en- Roswell, Sc suici-
do esta manana en- Ia taberna Palace
bebi6ndose una onza de acido carb6li-
co. Bebi6 el veneno en- presencia ae
~varias personals y en- ocno minutes es-
taba muerto, Habia estado bebiendo
hcor en- demasfa por algdn tempo y
estaba apesarado y tetrico q causa de
p6rdidas en- propiedad y de I'M mujer
que habia ~prometido Vol q y
que 10 rechaz6 por borracho. Era
anteriormente I'm contratista y conner
ciante prominente y e~nterrador en-
esta localidad. Fu6 miembro del ju-
RADIO pequeao en- esta corte de distrito
saliendo en- 81 sorteo regular.
Trat6 de comprar NORMA esta ma
mana Y posteriormente compro una
onza de acido carb6lico de la Pecos
Valley Drug Company la cual notified
q la policia.
James Champion. que interrog6 4
Mr.. Trotter, vel iefe vinisron d la
conclusion de que estaba en- sano JUL
clio y no le exigieron entrega de la
droga, Ultimamente habia dicho que
guerra matarse, y antics de tomar Ell
dcido dijo al tabernero que era su iu-
49, -LL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

La colonia de m en- East
dale, condado de Taos, ha sido aban-
donada por las treinta familias NOR
mi que 80 habian resentado ALI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Ell departamento de opras del Nuevo
Mexicano es 81 mas bien equipado en-
81 Territorio. 81 desean obras fnas y
al e%stilo, venid q esta oicina y encon-
trareis TODD a gu gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

81 tienen algunos froros que encua.
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oicina tiene Ell meior departa-
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Ell amillaramiento por ell condado
de Bernalillo este ano es ~, 100, 900,
IN aumento de casi un cuarto de mi
Hon de pesos sobre 81 ano pasado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10
Personal Y LOCAL.

Julian Gomez, que vive al u de
Belen, estd muriendose de grangrena,
habiendo rehusado permitir que 10
amputasen la pierna danada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

suscribanse al Nueyo Mexicano
Espanol. ..A4aAxI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Z. 9. ABBoTT.

Z. g. ABBOTT.
Abogado On Ley.
Practices en- Lar CorteG Do Distrito y
Supreme. Pronta y cuidadosa ateH.
cion dada 4 TODD negocio.
Procurador de Distrito por los Con.
dados do Santa re. Rio Arriba. Taos
' San Juan.
Santa rs. hIuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Kept IN stock and Ycs sale by the
Santa 70 New MexIcan--consorm.
Ing 10 theesLaws Of New MsxIeo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10
Avlso.
Terrltorio de Nuovo Mexico,

Condado de Santa F6.
En- la corte de DIstrito en- y por el
dicho Territorio y Condado.
p. B. Tolles, A. d. Moss t. ID. Cob
hey, The w. H. Stationery Company,
una corporation, Fl. s. Kaune y
Compania, una corporation, quie-
mes traen esta accion por el bien de
ellos mismos, y otros igualmente si-
tuados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

suacribapse al Nuevo MexIcano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

FLAvIO SILVA,
Presidente de La Comision
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
Call of the Blood Prompts Anzonetta Moore
To Step Aside From Convention

residence there for his divorce. and it
is the intention of my mother and
himself to marry as soon as the legal
requirements ale fulfilled
'On me fell the brunt. / had neither
an affinity in Reno nor business inter
ests in Mexico. i was a girl of 90
years. with more than enough money
for my own wants, and / was told to
go away and play by myself. What
more could a girl want? Nothing, ex-
cept the average happiness of the aver
age girl Playing by ones self is not
fascinating, even when one plays with
dress makers and jewelers..
HAS INTEREST IN GAME
so here | find myself Am l 10
play at a game in which I have no
interest? / think not ! respected fam
lily traditions so long as the family re-
speeted me. Now 1 will play in the
fashion in which the women of our
family have longed to play for genera :
tions-I will play on the stage. Why
not? l have the money and the oppor-
tunity. The family smash swept away
my circle of friends in Chicago and the
east. Now 1 will make my own friends
and let the family work out its own
salvation or damnation. If my parents
expected me TO wander from hotel to
hotel about the world they ought mot
to have developed my mentality. The
conditions are not of my making. /
am taking the only natural step and
therefore / can not be wrong"
Having decided on her plan Miss
Moore lost no time in carrying it out
She arranged with George Baldwin of
the Alcazar stock company for a sketch
and with Morrisey for a tryout.
Il have taken the plunge" she said
..let the worst come. ] am going to be
happy
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
JURY FAILS TO AGREE
IN PROHIBITION CASE
[seeoiaL Disealeh % The CoIIl

UKIAH. Dec 1.-The first case OF
selling liquor without a license in a
prohibition town came up in Mendocino
city this week. The jury disagreed
standing il for acquittsl and ] for con-
Nlction.
July p last Mendocino City voted
dry and the front doors of the 50 looms
were nailed up and the properties
placarded for sale. It is reported that
the back doors were left open and that
more liquor was sold after the town
went dry than before.
The prohibitionists hired detectives
and found, il is alleged, that every
saIoonman was violating the law.
Druggist c. .. Packard, the defendant
in the present case. was the first TO
be tried The case viii be tried again
ia the near future.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
RADICAL CHANGES
FOR MARE ISLAND
Secretary of Navy Proposes to
Abolish Bureau of Equip
nlent at Navy Yard
Meyer Advocates Better Coal
ing, Docking and Repair
Facilities on the Coast
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Radical
changes will be made at the Mare ISL
and navy yard if the recommendation
report are adopted by congress Ger
tain other changes do not need con
gressional approval, and will go into
effect by departmental order. The
bureau of equipment will be abolished
altogether if the approval of congress
can be obtained, and its work Will be
distributed among other bureaus. The
board of construction also is to be
abolished and the military features of
ship design will be looked after by
the general board
In his order issued just before March
4, Secretary Newberry established a
manufacturing department at each navy
yard under the direction of a manager.
This manager was naval constructor,
usually a young man with little or no
practical experience at sea. Other
officers at the yards were not allowed
to give the navy the benefit of their
experience.
REPAIRS TO BE DISTRIBUTED
Meyer has changed these arrange
ments and provided for two divisions
at each navy yard, each under a man
ager-the machinery division and the
hull division.
new system of coast accounting
which has been successfully tried out
at the Boston navy yard will soon be
extended to the other navy yards.
In his annual report Secretary Meyer
SAYS that he intends to distribute the
repair work of vessels among the va
rious navy yards. He does not agree
with the Newberry policy of closing
certain small navy yards in the south.
Never believes that with the opening
of the Panama canal these yards may
be badly needed along the southern
coast.
Regarding the situation on the Pacific
coast Meyer says
Our docking and repair facilities
! on the Pacific coast are now scarcely
! adequate for the naval force there.
The Pacific ocean is growing in i'm
| portance, and with the opening of the
| Panama canal undoubtedly will become
| the scene of greater commercial and
| naval activity An increase in the ia
| cilities on the Pacific coast for coal
! ing, docking and repair of naval ves-
| sells is therefore a matter requiring
action in the near future"
Never states that owing to chan ged
! conditions in the Pacific the joint board
| has declared that their main naval
| base in the Pacific ocean should be
Pearl harbor, Hawaii He adds that
| this naval base has been started under
| favorable conditions, and that 1t is
| hoped that the building up can be rap
| idly and economically finished. Its
| Importance and strategic value" he
says, can hardly be overestimated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

Heredity, circumstances, fate-these
three combined have driven Miss An
zonetta Moore, daughter of James NJ.
Moore. a wealthy oil and lumber man
of Chicago, from the luxury of her
riches TO dance for her happiness upon
the vaudeville stage. With her maid
diamonds and desolation she viii HE
her from the most expensive suite Of
apartments at the st. Francis hotel to-
day to seek the favor of John Morri-
sey of the orpheum circuit, craving
from him permission to dance for public
gaze.
It is the call of the blood-the de-
mand springing from past generations
of dancers and actresses; this, together
with loneliness of circumstances and
the peculiar workings of fate. There
fore. in order that the heart calls
might be stilled and the loneliness
eliminated from her lot, she has
stepped aside from the pathways of
convention and philosophically begun
the pursuit of her happiness.
CASTS WEALTH ASIDE
Her life commenced in wealth. The
wealth Of her mother was welded TO
the wealth of her father. and the COM
bination begat still more wealth. She
mas lived in it, reveled in it, and now
casts its comforts aside-to dance for
public applause. In the midst OF her
wealth, however, was another factor
1t was dominant in her mother, who as
May Wheeler, years ago astounded the
little town of Mason City, Ia, by dane
ing not according to the rigorous lines
of plain farmer folk and by love of
play acting still more incongruous in
one of her station in the community
For the Wheelers were folk of note
and eminently conventional
And back, along the lines of the
family history, were other women who
danced and sang and mimicked. It
was part and parcel OF the law of the
inevitable which gives no accountings
for peculiarities. It developed in An
zonetta Moore. When the child's feet
seemed to turn naturally to the steps
Of a danSL and the childish voice was
lifted in animicIy the mother under
stood. But, as in the years past, it
was planned to submerge the talent in
the wealth so that nothing -uncon-
ventional should occur to mar the fam
lily respectabilitX.
MAKES NO APOLOGY
THAT was the plan" Miss Moore
said "It mad been carried out in every
other like inst ance. and no doubt would
ha0 not interfered. ] am not apologize
ing for my step. My friends probably
will eail me a stage struck little fool,
and the usual things viii be said by tile
usual people.
Il was willing to go along the beaten
paths so long as the paths were beaten
for me. But the roadway went 50 far
snd stopped. Now 1 intend to be happy
in my own way.
Consider the situation in which
was placed. From the very beginning
there was money and everything that
went in it's train. l was given to un-
derstand that I was to lead my life in
the esta ablished way and was quite
willing to do so. IN the midst of the
planning. however, came the crash.
NV PARENTS separated. My mother is
in Reno establishing the necessary
residence t. secure divorce. Ny
father went to Mexico There is an
other man in Reno, also establishing
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE
SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
Promoters Expect to Raise
$1,000, 900 Within a Few Weeks

SAN DIEGO. Dec. AT mass meet
ing held in this city tonight announce
ment was made that a campaign of
seven days devoted to the sale of stock
of the Panama California exposition,
to be held here in 1915, had resulted in
a fund of more than 100000, repre-
senting three tenths of the amount to
be raised by popular subscription.
Many of the larger business houses
and corporations have not yet re-
sponded TO the appeal of the finance
committee. but it is the belief of the
exposition management that the full
fund of $1,009,000 will be available
within few weeks.
The larger part of the sum subscribed
has been in amounts ranging from So.
the cost of single share. to 800, al
though several firms and individuals
have invested as much as $4,000 in
the project,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
SOPHOMORE INJURED IN
BATTLE WITH FRESHMEN
Pomona College Lower Class
men Kidnap Four Students

POMONA, Dec. BIN clash last
night between sophomores and fresh
men of Pomona college. Kaufman Car
ver a sophomore. suffered fractures
of several ribs and others of the COM
batants were injured
Freshmen invaded the dornitory, and
after a hard fight, kidnapped four soph-
omores, locking them in the Claremont
city jail The prisoners succeeded in
making their escape by taking an iron
bed to pieces, and with one of the
posts for a drill. tunneling a hole
through the brick wall of the prison.
Cognizance of the escapade has been
taken by the college authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
DESTITUTE SALESMAN
ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE
Turns on Gas in Lodging House
of Los Angeles

Los ANGELES, Dec. S.-"Nobody has
any use for a man who is down and
out" wrote T. s. Block, a former dry
goods salesman. before he turned on
the gas in his room in local lodging
house.
the womldbe suicide had succumbed, and
Block has an even chance for recovery.
Stacked high on table in his apart
ment We're dunning letters.
Ia farewell missiVe Block an
nounced that he came Of a good family.
had been out of work for months and
was starving He destroyed all means
Of Identification. except a card show
ing him 10 be member of a Masonic
lodge ia Brockdale, Tex.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
LOS ANGELES COUNTY'S
NEW MARRIAGE RECORD
Total for Year Expected to Ex-
ceed 5000

Los ANGELES, Dec. s.-Up to noon
1850 marriage licenses had been issued
in Los Angeles county since January /.
1t is expected that the years total
will exceed 5000, thus breaking the
marriage record of 4,479 established in
1907.
During the year $50 divorces have
been granted and s75 suits filed, total
of 1856 actions resulting from marital
infeIicities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

JURY FAILS TO AGREE-RosweII. \. ~. Dec
3-hffer having been out for more than -
hours the jury iu the case Of John Williams
charged with the murder Of John Armstrong.
msneger Of the X j ranch. reported late
last night fhst IL WAS absolutely unable 10
agree" and was discharged By the judge
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
TO visit san Francisco

without seeing A. Andrews Diamond
palace would be ike visiting Europe
without seeing Paris. II is the most
magnificent 5ewelry store IN the world.
Vfsifors welcome. so Kearny ST. Open
a m TO $50 p. m. Established 1862
WOMAN ESCAPES MURDER TRIAL-St Paul.
noc = ,ofliee ArbogaSt. who was indicted
Tffb her mother. Mrs. Nina Arbogsst for the
murder of her father, Louis Arbogast. q
wealthy butcher viii not be tried County
Prosecutor 0-Brfen announced today that the
rroeecution would be dropped and Judge Orr
agreed Mrs. Or5ogsst has been acquitted.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-27

tive operations on a large and eco
nomic basis.
DRY Wash Wilson has sold an
interest in his various leases to T.
G. Murphy, T. H. Cline and associates
of Goldfield for a large considera-
ton and they have already taken
over the management and have be-
gun active development on practical
lines.
THE Plamanez lease, No. 2, on
Union 8, is truly a wonder and with
out stating the value of the ore per
ton it promises to be one of the
greatest leases in Nevada. The Shea
Putnam lease, No. 3, which joins the
Plamanez lease, is in ore that has
milled $685. per ton on the plates,
and Mr.. Putnam says that the ore
which they have placed in the bins
and that is now blocked out will go
better than anything that has been
so far milled in the camp.
Both these leases have been I'M
der the eyes of certain capitalists
who have inspected the property and
believe that an offer of $500 for
these leases would be refused by the
owners.
THE only lease on the CONSOLE
dated is certainly in good ore as they
have an extensive ledge that will mill
better than $35. The Earle property
is now shipping ore to the mill that
will plate very handsome values as
have had experience with this ore
and it always plates more than it
will assay.
The mills are now preparing to
open up in full blast as soon as the
power will be turned on some time
during'the coming month. To show
that the camp has gained new activ-
ity the largest hotel in the camp
known as the Central, owned and
managed by Mr.. Joe Conner, will
!; have its capacity increased and an
: elegant cafe installed so as to &C
| commodate the influx of those look.
: ing for investments. Last Sunday
there were eleven auto loads come
into town and | passed nine wager
J trains returning to Tonopah that
left their loads in Manhattan ant
two trains on their way into Man
, haitian. The town itself has assum
| ed the aspect of prosperity and is be
! ginning to look like the days of it
hey-dey glory"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-27
ODD FELLOWS
ANNIVERSARY BALL
GREAT SUCCESS
MINERS EXCHANGE HALL PRE-
sENTS GALA SIGHT LAST
EVENING.

One of those social functions at
which every one enjoys themselves
and helps their neighbor do the same
was held by the Odd Fellows last
night in celebrating the ninetieth an
niversary of the organization of their
order in the United States.
Under the direction of w. X.
Wise, Miners Exchange hall had
been tastefully decorated and no
prettier spot could have been found
in all Nevada last night.
In one end of the hall, surrounded
by potted flowers, was a miniature
fountain, while the walls and ceiling
were festooned with emblems of the
/. o. o. F. and other decorations
most pleasing to the eye.
From the time the music started
at 8 o'clock until the last number on
the program, every minute was en-
joyed by the large number in attend
ance and all voted the affair a sue
cess in every particular.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-27
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued
Judicial district, State of Nevada,
within and for Nye county, dated the
oath day of April, 1909, in certain
action therein pending wherein Hill
debrandt, Posner & Company, a cor
poration, as plaintiff, recovered iudg-
ment against P. l.. Holland and Mrs.
P. L. Holland, his wife, as defend
ants, for the sum of $506.40, United
States gold coin, and costs of suit
taken at $3.50, on the gath day of
April, 1909.
| have levied upon the following
described property, to-wit: Two two
room frame dwelling houses and one
three-room frame dwelling house be-
longing to defendants located adjac-
ent to each other on California street,
near Florence avenue, in Tonopah.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday. May 3rd, 1909, at 10
O'Clock a. m. of that day in front of
the county court house in Tonopah,
Nevada, | will sell all the right,
title and interest of said defendants
and each of them in and to the above
described property at public auction,
for cash, gold coin, to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution and all costs.
April oath, 1909.
j. J. OWENS,
| Sheriff of Nye County, Nevada.
BY Vail Pittman,
Deputy Sheriff.