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than have my feet cut Off," said NJ.
L. Bingham, of Princeville, Ill. "but
you'll die from gangrene (Which had
eaten away eight toes) II you don t, f"
said all doctors. Instead-he used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly
cured. It's cures OF eczema. fever
sores, boils, burns and piles astound
the world. Csc at ElkO Drug TO.
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APPL1cAT1oN 30. 1922 :
Notice OF Application for Permission TO Appro
pirate the Public Woters OF the State OF Nevad

Notice Of Application for Permit ssion 70 Appro
pirate the Public Waters Of the State OF Nevadi
Notice IS hereby given that on the 9th day :
February. 1909, in accordance with Section :,
Chapter XVIII, Of the Statutes OF 1907, %,
State Of Washington, made application n
the State Engineer Of Nevada for permisslcI
70 appropriate the public waters OF the StttI
Of Nevada. Such appropriation is to be mao.
from Salmon River OF points ooujunotinR Wit
exhaust OF water wheels from Permit No. y
and pipe line through Sec. 81. 10, II. 2, 1. 81
30, 20. 20 and 81, by means Of fume and PIP
line and 5000 cubic feet per second is 20 D
convey ed TO points OF use. by means OF pipe
and exhaust there used for power, pipiuy
milling, transportation. lightning. t1 tioI
and domestic purposes. Water to DO fncI
TO stream at end Of pipe line.
Date OF first publication April %. 1909.
Date OF last publication May %, 1909.
Signed.
FRANK r. NICHOLAS,
State Engineer
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FORFEITURE NOTICE
ELKo. NEVADA January 25th. 1909.
TO J. w. Mcdonald. his heirs and assigns:

70 J. w. Mcdonald. his heirs and assigns:
You are hereby notified that we have ex.
pended during the year 1909 One Hundred IOO)
Dollars in labor and in improvements upon the
stone Cabin Mining Claim situate in Railroad
Mining District. County Of Elko. State Of Nc.
vndn the location certificate of which il found
~ record In Book Mining Deeds. page l32. in
the onicc OF the Recorder Of said county. in
order to hold said claim under the provisions of
section 1924 Of the Revised Statutes of the
United states. and the amendment thereto an.
proved January 30 1870. concerning annual labor
uqon mining claims. being the amount required
10 hold said lode for the period ending on the
3lst day OF December. a. ID. 1905 And II. with
in ninety days from tho personal service Of this
notice, or within ninety days after the puhlica.
tion thereof. you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion OF such expenditure rs u CO.
owner, which amounts to twenty-five dollars
your interest in the claim will become the prop
crty OF the subscribers. your coowncrs who
have made the required expenditure ny the
terms Of said section.
q. NJ. MOODY
w. a. MOODY
GEO. KLINE
CHRIS. BAUNRACH
Date of first publication Jan. 20. 1902
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Serial Ois57
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. s. LAND oFEIcE AT CARSON CITY, NEVADA
April g. 1909.
NOTICE Is hereby given that William n.
BelltnRer. Of Lamoile. Nevada, who on May H.
1893, made Homestead Entry. No. 200. Serial
10, Township 70 North Range 81 East. Mount
D1ablo Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
make Final five year Proof, to establish claim
TO the land above described before the County
Clerk OF Elko County. mt his office, ut Elko.
Nevada on the 9th day OF June. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph +.
Triplett. Of Elko. Nevada. James r.. Myers
Lewis NJ. BellinRer and Leland +. Rice all OF
Lamoillc. Nevada.
LOUIS J. Conn.
Register.
Date OF first publication April ~, IsCs.
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Serial No. Ol37s
NOTICE FOR PURLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
q. s. LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CITY. NEVADA
April -. 1902
NOTICE is hereby given that William R.
BcllinRer of Lamoille, Elko Co., Nevada who
on Jan. 9. 1905. made Desert Land Entry No.
&, Township 80 North. Range "a East Mount
Diablo Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
make Final Proof TO establish claim to the
land above described, before the County Clerk
OF Elko Comfy. at his ONCE. at Elko, Nevada
on the 9th dny OF JuneI 1909. - - =
Claimant names as witnesses: James E..
Myers, Lewis M. Bellinger and Leland F. Rice
oil OF Lamoille, Nevada, and Joseph F. Triplett
OF Elko Nevada.
LOUIS j. COIN
Register,
Date OF first publication April %, 1909.
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Date Of first publication Jan. ~. 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-20

the United states revenue cutter Gold
en- Gate drew near and made fast
alongside the Preside wharf. Symbolic
of the glory that was to come when the
rain had sufficiently tried the faith
of the sun worshipers stood Captain
Berry, commander of the pretty cutter,
cleaning as the brass work of his own
ship in the full dress uniform OF his
service.
Has anybody seen a distinguished
looking old warrior down here looking
for San Francisco bay2" he inquired
Nothing doing" came the unroman-
tic answer.
APPEARS THROUGH RAIN
Followed wait of about an hour.
The monotony of the waiting was re-
iieved by a continuous and varied per-
fornlance from the heavens Rain came
Ia squalls and in sheets 1t fell in
heavy, wet drops. 1t gave limitations
of Scotch mist, London fog and a.
fine day on Puget sound. A miniature
waterspout was doing it's best to sink
the Golden Gate when an automobile
came splashing through the mud
Seated in the car was Don Gaspar de
Portola with Paul T. Carroll of the re-
ception committee and Lieutenants
Francis A. Corbusier and Burdette A
Palmer of the Portola dragons who
had been detailed as the don's personal
body guard
Captain Berry stepped bravely out
into the rain with words of welcome
on his lips so warm that the gallant
captains rain soaked rnustache speed
lily regained its martial curl. Don Gas
par grasped the hand that only a week
before had shaken the hand of Presi-
dent Taft and, after remarking upon
this, the don turned to the man who
EXPRESSED regret at the state of the
weather and made his little Grafton
about California sunshine.
HIS ONLY WORRY
The only thing that troubles me-
said the don, ''is the fact that my boots
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-20
CITY AT NIGHT A
BLAZE OF LIGHT
IIluminations on a Vast Scale
Turn Streets Into Veri-
table Fairyland

Radiating in the glow of two million
lights, San Franchises flashed forth the
message of its rehabilitation last night
the gorgeous beauty of the whole and
the immense scale on which it was
conducted making the event one of the
most remarkable feats in illumination
the country has seen. For more than
10 miles vivid streaks of light were to
be seen. Tall buildings lighted from
top to bottom stood out from the dark
ness. The main streets were dazzling
arrays of thousands upon thousands of
lights, stretching as far as the eye
could reach
& And above it all. from the top of the
ferry building, waved old glory A
warship playing with its searchlights
touched its folds and for the remainder
Of the night held it's CLEAN upon it.
1t was an artistic piece of work and
one of the beautiful features of a night
of beauty.
The ST. Francis hotel, which won first
prize in the Illuminating contest, was
the center of attraction. The mass of
lights twinkling from its pillars and
walls were given additional luster from
the display of fireworks. in Union
square.
The illumination was series of sur
prises. Otto S. Schiller and Robert Roos,
who had worked out the scheme for
iDOHtnS, lidQ pTONlueu LHdI no matter
where one turned there was to be
found something distinct and different
from the rest around.
Under the swaying bells5of lights at
Third and Market streets gathered
crowds so dense that traffic was de-
layed for hours at a time. 1t seemed as
if the thousands could not draw them
selves away from it.
Third street for the first time in its
history, was illuminated to Townsend
street. In the latter street were ar
ranged colonnades of light The partic-
ular beauty of the lighting lay in the
varied colors. Out of mass of white
lights would stand the softer tones of
red and yellow. Roos Brothers store,
which carried away the second prize
for night lighting, was heavy with
color.
The fireworks were exceptionaIIv
good. magnificent picture being OBJ
tained by the bursting of rockets over
the monument of victory. The sight
produced roar of applause which rat
tied the windows of adjacent buildings.
The cost of the nights lighting was
estimated at $4,000 and the total can
die power was more than so, 900 900.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-20

are too big and I'm afraid they will
fall off. Don't worry about the sun.
He'll be out before the rest of the re-
ception committee"
The don's fears for his boots were
unfounded His prediction about the
sun was fulfilled assif by magic. Hardly
had the Golden Gate left the wharf than
Chief Engineer Coyle, who had been
groaning with an indigestion born of
too much Portola banqueting. heaved
a sigh of relief and remarked:
There's the. blue sky at last"
After that it took the sun only few
minutes to lick up all the mists and set
the wind to sweeping away the Clouds
BY the time the Golden Gate, flying
staff. was off Meiggs wharf. the rain
had been forgotten and those who had
been saying cruel things about Jupiter
Pluvius condemned themselves for their
folly in burdening themselves with
overcoats and umbrellas.
WORTHY DIsCovERER
The little revenue cutter Hartley was
the first vessel to discover the approach
of the discoverer and the Hartley's
shrieking steam whistle broke the news
to the rest of the harbor. Pacing the
quarterback of the cutter with his
bodyguard. the don looked every inch
the hero he represented. The dancing
waves seemed to smile atk the heroic
figure of the old Spaniard and say
among themselves that as long as they
had to be discovered it was worth while
to be found by warrior who looked
as If he wouldn't try to adiscover any
thing unless it was really important.
As the Golden Gate approached the
revenue cutter McCulloch. the bugle
sounded Attention, the crew.. and Of
fcers and men aboard the ship that
was with Dewey in Manila bay stood at
salute while the carnival king went by.
RETURNS TO COURTEsIEs
If the men on the ships did the
right thing by Don Gaspar in the way
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-20

/ of saluting it was no more than Don
Gaspar did by them. He has a salute
which is all his own II is q combined
salutation and invocation with a touch
of benediction, and the man who for a
week will lay aside his own distin-
guished name and wear that of a fa-
nous ancestor is about the only man
in California who could get away with
just that kind of q greeting without
making somebody laugh.
The review of the international fleet
occupied less time than had been ex-
pected, and when the Golden Gate nosed
its way to the official landing place it
was to find it's road barred by a coll
lection of excursion boats. As the. ex-
cursion boats did not offer to get out
of the way the Golden Gate found a
landing place of its own and Don Gas
par de Portola came within an ace of
walking ashore and upsetting, all the
elaborate plans that had been laid for
his reception.
Somebody finally induced the excur-
sion boats to make way for the Golden
up and Don Gaspar de Portola's voyage
was at an end. There was some fur
ther delay, but the don didn't worry
AS he explained the Spanish motto
was ''manana," and he was prepared to
wait as long as anybody wished to
keep him waiting.
When all was at last ready James
Rolph Jr. climbed aboard the Golden
Gate and in fiowery Spanish apologized
for the delay, which, he explained, told
the don that his horse would be on
hand in a moment and set forth the
manner in which the ilIustrious dis
coverer would disembark. Don Gaspar
listened carefully to the end. Then he
made the one undonlike speech of his
SO far triumphal career. Rolph's
Spanish may not have been unadulter-
ated Castiiian and the don understood
it, but instead of replying In that ro-
mantle tongue he merely said:
il ly<
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-20
PORTOlRS FAITH
UNSHAkEN BY RAIN
Appeared Smiling Through the
Early Morning Showers to
Board the Golden Gate

Don. Gaspar de Portola was up yes
terday before the Iarks. before the sun.
before the reception committee and
some hours before the groom. valet.
orderly or whatever title the don, when
speaking for publication, bestows upon
the young man who mislaid the brave
explorers horse. He was up and about
when the rest of the world. lying abed
and listening to the patter OF the rain
on roof and windows. made gloomy
predictions Of rainsoaked pageant
parading empty streets.
Don Gaspar. however. knows his Cali
fornia and his faith in the magic OF
her sunshine was never stronger than
Yesterday morning when he stood in
the pouring rain on the Preside wharf
and declared that we were about to
have the finest day that San Francisco
ever saw. II was hard to believe, but
so convincing was the dsshing cavalier
that his attendant knights rubbed the
gathering rust from their glittering
arnaor, squeezed out their plumes emp
tied the water that shared scabbards
with their swords and made brave
effort to cheer up
LED IN OBEIsANCE
And the don. as he stood cleaning in
the sunshine an hour or so later. drew
hfs sword and with bow that would
have done credit to old Don Discoverer
himself told those about him TO make
obeisance TO the god of sunshine and
as they bowed. humbly TO beg the gods
lDardon for having even suspected him
Nof intending to withhold his cheering
rays from a California fiesta
Early yesterday morning. under
leaden skies that were empfying a del
uge OF rain on the thirsty world and
such stin sleepy mortals as were astir,
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-20
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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-20

be rendered to the men of the Bedford.
Shearwater, Algerine. Idzumo, Arcena.
Calabria and Noord Brabant by the men
of the Albany, ST. Louis. yorktown.
Buffalo. Preble,. Whipple, Truxtun, Per-
ry. Lawrence and Hull
The music viii be furnished by the
band of the ST. Louis. There will be
boxing, wrestling and vaudeville by
troupe from the St Louis. The vaude-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-20

vile program win be as follows
sullivan and Casey .... Hansen and Stanley
Hebo's Life" -s--... .Morrisey and Barton
Albany's quartet ....+.... s ~.
STANLEY. Hansen. ByTne and Mcfarland
hdrtonia. the strong man - Barton
: "A CroSsHre - ,. -.-..- Hansen and Bingham
Monotogue -.,... 1870 Bernstelng
The Bogus Talking Machine '..-....-.s.
..-----. .Steuart. Farde. O'DeIl Hollinger
Albany squartet
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-20
Enlisted Men to
Entertain Tonight

A smoker and entertainment for the
visiting enlisted men of the warships
will be given tonight at Dreamland pa
vflion by the enlisted men of the Amer
ican warships The entertainment will
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-20
The California Promotion Committee

The California Promotion Committee
The state Central Organisation organized In
1soz-An association for the commercial and
Industrial development OF California;
PROMOTION: The act OF promotion advance.
ment, encouragement Century Dictionary
The committee has FOR its object the PROMO.
TON OF Californis's interests. II has nothing 10
sell u fosters all things tending 70 the AD-
FANCEMEHr Of CalifOrnia. n Is an authority
on all matters relating 10 California IT EN-
COURAGES the establishment OF new industries
desirable immigration. II presents fhe oppor-
tunlfies and needs OF all 1elds OF Business and
professional activity. It Is supported By popular
subscription and makes no charge for any service
rendered II has affiliated with II 80 CONNER.
Representatives OF these organizations are held
semlannually in different parts of the state.
where matters OF Californla's interest are DIS
cussed. Headquarters Of the committee are
maintained in Merchants Exchange bldg. Saa
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
Nis eather's Wav.

Mr.. jefferson had not been alto
sether an exemplary husband aud IN
ther. hut he possessed certain engaging
qualities which secured him many
friends and made his death the cause
of sincere mourning 10 his widow
Wis Jen'son. she's dc''e broke up
over Eb'nezer's being tock IN firm dc
pneumony." said one of III, neishhors
''She sutt'nly is" said another
Mo irnin' round de house all de time
she gees. Why. day befo yistday !
was thar helpin' her, AM she only stop
cr!in' oi'e an dat was 10 spank little
Eben for takin' m'lasses out'n de Jug
right into his mouf when her back
was turned
when she spanked him good an set
hom down she say to me. He makes
me tnk oh his pa 50 much I cym't
bear IL" and bus right out erwin
again' Youths Companion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
The Exclusive Messenoer

''of al hot weather charities there is
hone better than that which gives
slum children free week in the canp-
try, said an official of New York 5
charity department
IF You could see some of the uaar
little ragamuffins that avail them
selves ef this charity. once witness
ed the assembling Of n couple II bun
dred of July country weekers. They
were So ragged. se very. very ragged
that tiny messenger bay who had Sc
cured a ticket gave start ON I.abold
ing them
~'Ail this gang saingT I heard hin,
say o. n Inatran.
Yes. she ans sWered
The messenger boy mused n5-
meHt with Knit hrews
We'll. scratch me. he said anl
turned On his heel"
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
Co. JSks 49, . c. c.

Amaae secssss'n- b..nae1 down ts
ssprcnae co.Es II Co.aE.1o SO Ma
day ~eEe -he ialio~lne.
The BALDWIN ssar Cod COMPANY
apE,cliaut. vs. Aicbael clssnn. 4
Daly. john Els.e ana William H.
san- aspcliees. aFF.e.A from dls.rici
co1Et. ounnIssn. lsdemeni resersed
and Eemanaed- opInlon by Justice
Campbell
f.dward Silks and G. T. Asrrav.
administrators of the estate IL .Joss,lh
Gi0csel. deceased. appellants. v.
Mlcksel QaInn. John kis-c aud "
H. Murray, aPPeliees, appeal from
the district conri. Gsnni-ou, rcxers.
ed asd remsnded OplnIoa by jus
tlce Campbell.
This is a ylctory i0r Henry Fur-
rler and the Baldwin Star Coal Co.
N the frst case aud ior I'd Sllka
and the Gockel estate IN the second
II has been hong drawn ort light.
IN which Attorneys saPP and \oarse
represented the sPpelles and Cramp
aud shacklef9rd the appellants
Once before the eases went 10 the
supreme court aud were remanded
TOR trial Oh the district court
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
nlRolE NOTES

NJ srble Age Nov. ~
Chas. Austin Bates. president of the
knickerbocker syndicate, arrived in
Marble on this morning train and is a
guest at the home of Colonel Meek.
s. G.. Gill. secretary of the Inter
national Trust company of Denver, was
in Marble Monday ard Tuesday on bust
ness for his banking establishment,
leaving for home Wednesday morning.
W. j. Fine of Denver. and a lifelong
booster for Gunnison county, spent part
of the week in Marble.
Everybody was glad to see Homer
Harrington and his family back in Mar
Bile, Homer has fully recovered his
health. and is ready for the winter S
work. He is one Of the ''wheelers' in
the great work,
Ten ears of marble are being loaded
at the mill, as we go to press, six for
Cleveland. two for Youngstown and tive
for Salt Lske--sli finished product A
walk through the great mill is most in
beautiful fiuted columns being turned
cut and the hundreds of pieces of deco
rative. moulded and carved work com
ing from the hands of the artisans. and
being shaped by machines. gives one a
palmer insight into what it all means To
the future of cur town.
From Marble Cisy Times.
Mr.. Scberry, a sub contractor on the
Treasury Mountain railroad. with his
gsnG Of sixteen workmen, departed for
q ls~er cline Tuesday. However. this
has not effected Clough 4 Cloueh. the
ccoeractors. who continue pushing the
wort under the disadvantage of not re-
ceiSmg the bridee thinkers ordered from
Oregon several weeks aee.
". Weed. one Of Marble veIl-kpcxn
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
BuCourieI
e.p.ash. Ca. g s,sr,-.s. ra..i.s. a Go.
40 - af>Rs

Sspgnsh- t'.ss. - asecsssr1. fissii pa q Go
TT was uci-is.r the season I's
iii she hasr WAeu she para has
frsrlaeus~rs. and b. a. EscH
u thai fhc younz lads uhu wa
scaled en one af che Iscaelss. 81 o.
side - the uaik hag IssEeiF aIseged
sssislon isip.si.c 30 80 fsr auhilu amt
euiog n foroiaSse - osnsiliz sisrma.
A Tan yessaz maa eanse ssrilni.
shroueh che pars aisue she path Eesi
w'hich she saf Eehiua hisa iaezod
bay earry mg sua case AZ siaht 81
ths yoau0 lads She ssans faec chane
ed o. Fed and back D. pale agaisi. u.
watched her cuEuicaHuce a. b. drew
noarvr vlfh h.Ie aud ansiefy uiiueia,
"a bis ovu ale passed wifhip e. Sew
yards 90 hcr. hui D. sav ~ cVneng
that she wa aware q his prUseucc e.
exiHscnce-
seme nfiy yards farther on hc sad
DENY ssoupod aud sal an bench
one side. The buF arupgsd tbc sal
ease aud stared At him wifh vondrr
ing shreWd eyes The yuuHg uIm
taok oui his handkorfhief and vipo,
his brow. ~ vas sosla handkerchief
a gsod brow. aa9 the yuung uian vi.
zo.id to loak at HE said D. che bog.
a uauf yoH o. take message
that youn1 lady co chat bench Tel
her 7 am on my way % the station O.
leave Sos S8a Francisco. e'berc shal
join that Alaska mtrsse hunting eNpc
dition- TcH her that since she ha
cemnluudod me neither o. speak NOR o
writc 90 her | take this Tucmns .
making one last appeal 10 her sense o
justice Cor the sake Of Wbss has been
Tell her that % condemn and discar
one who has not deserved such treat
ment " irhaut giving him her reason
or a cbance o. explain is contrary q
her nature as ! believe IL - be- Tel
her thai 1 have thus 20 a certain d.
gree disuheyed her injuuctions IN th,
hope that she may yet be Inclined Z,
see justice done. Go aud tell hci
that"
The Young man drnppcd half dbl
lar into the boys band. The bo,
looked at him for a moment Will
bright, canny eyes out Of a dirty. IN
teliigent face and then set on at
run. lie approached the lady on tho
bench a little douibtfully. but unembar
rassed. lie touched the brim 81 th,
old plaid bicycle cap pcrched on thf
back of his head.
LADY" me said rdat gent oH q,
oder bench sent yer song and dance
by me. n yer don't know de guy ano
he's try IN % d. de Johnny act say ds
word and III call n cap IN tree min
utes. AZ yer does know him and hes
ON de square. Wy. III spiel Yer d,
bunch ~ hot air he sent yer"
The young lady betrayed faint In
tercst
"A Song aud dancer' she said In o
deliberate. sweet voice that seemed Z,
clothe her words in a diaphanoUs gar
ment of impalpable irony "A new