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from control by and in the interests Of

from control by and in the interests Of
the few.
III the principal counties of Nevada.
town and county governments. have
for years been the exclusive prooerty
OF certain mining or railway interests.
or OF tine twu combined. The State
Legislature has been in the same con.
troll, and has named the ruling Sena.
tor from the state. FROM the same
power has come the naming of Il Q
Federal judges ana the various state
and district .appJintces who have to
do with the direct welfare of the pao.
pr. Thu pnJple EJne had one great
pririlcge-that of paying taxes. and
the faxes fixed by the powers be.
hind"
81 the reason for early interest in
the coming state campaign is mani.
fest. During the coming campaign
some very unpleasant things are go.
ing to be said and published. The
people will have, to he educated into
knowing how little they have been
buying with their tax money; cducat
ed as tn hnw completely their hands
have been tied in the matter of sell
government. The Interests" recJg.
nize that education is coming from the
opposite side, so the Interests are ac.
quiring or have purchased the cnntr,l
of Il PAPER i'll GOldficll. another i'll Reno,
another i'll RhyQlitc, another in Tono,
pah, IL prospcctivcly in Ely. and tim
will show other papers that have come
into the fold, only /, b, discarded and
left on their last legs when the corpor.
ate interests shall have BEEN served.
We are not trying to clinch any
point or frame any moral. We mere.
ly want the independent vItc: to wake
up to the fact that the political current
Is moving, that his help and advice are
needed and that he must needs keen
his eyes open. Something Is likely to
happen u any day nuw. i'll the line OF
active. practical politics. The pot has
begun to boil.
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Bullion Tax Suil Compromises

Congressman George \. Bartlett
ANA his aw partner, George b. That.
cher, returned last evening from Gold.
field, where they were called in con.
n%cctiOn with the bullion tax lawsuits
instituted against the pittsburg-S Silver
Pcaii Mining company, The suits have
been settled by compromise ON Il basis
OF the mining company paying $4,000
and attorneys fees. An arbitrary as.
scssincnt was made some time ago by
Sheriff Bradley Of Esmoralda for ap.
~proximateIS 5000, but this made no
allowance f%otimining, milling and other
expenditures" of the company. the
assessment abeiug on II fiat charge
against the aroys output Of tbs mine.
The slit WAS instituted by the state
bullion tax collector. j. +. ifalcy. and
the defendants numbered quite u few
prominent P%ittsburR capitalists who are
Interested IN the property aud are of.
hrials. -Tonopah Bonanza.
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ROAD

Official reports We're examined and
approved.
The plat of Tn" Railroad Townsite
WIS approved AZ the request of the
Contact Investment Company.
The report OF c. w. Griswoll. T.. f..
Brennan and George Hcnncn, dry farm
appraisers, was received and accented
and the board ordered that on the
presentation 10 tho hoard from J. w
Thompson. the owner of said property,
of II deed conveying the said property
to Elko county the sum of $4,000 shall
b. paid to the said j. w. Thompson out
of the general county fund.
The board then toDk Il recess until
Tuesday d.. ith.
The board met on Tuesday and an.
proved the contract for building the
courthouse aud Jail for the SUN of
Si0,iii. heretofore awarded to Scllman
Bros. of Reno and approved the bond of
the contractors in the sum of $40. 900.
The board then adjourned.
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He Knew the Folks,

IN Hmnsin. comment was made by
n Wi|"r at an ambulance lecture I'm
III 'htra'nu" Eat Lothian. Scotland
recently 1LO lecturer had stated tha,
II h~dfocaiion from choking was like
~ 10 cnSnc. tho simplest remedy 10
give relief tll medical aid arrived was
to take n nnerOInted ponknIfc and
make q small IncIsion IN The throat
On. OF tho miners then shouted: aye
dinna Ken Elphinstonc folks. n | was
10 try that The morn. Here's what wad
hnprcn: II that n.nn hici his folk
whd hae mo prosecuted for murder
and If he got better no himself would
be the first TO prosecute me for cutting
throat"
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THIRD PLACE In
GOLD PRODUCTION

1t is'not' often that u Californian, OIL
the native of another state for the
matter of that, is willing to concede
precedence to another commonwealth,
especially when it involves am ,tt or of
wealth production. In u recent report
sent out from Washington, California
was given third place. For some un.
explained reason the record of Nevada
does not appear, which leads the Sacra-
mento Union to very graciously abdi.
cate in favor of Nevada, as follows:
1T is of course gratifying to know
that California was third among the
states and territories of this country in
the production of gold in. l0OS, but we
are of the opinion that the place really
belonged to Nevada, which, for some
reason or other, is not mentioned in the
account from Washington. What
happened to Nevada's records that they
were not given proper consideration we
do not know, but, despite the fact that
early in 1908 there was a great strike in
progress i'll Goldfield, it is the opinion
of mining men that the amount pro.
duced in Esmeralda county and Nye
alone would, if carefully accounted for,
come close tothe total of California.
Naturally we should feel proud if
the Golden State-a nane earned in the
early days-could continue to maintain
the first rank rs n producer of that
metal, but Colorado passed us long ago,
and there is much reason to think that
Nevada has led California for Mt least
three years.
Conditions are different in the two
states. Such properties as are worked
in California are old and established.
In few cases is it necessary for met.
allurgists to study new methods of
extracting the values from the ore, be,
IL many years experiment has al
ready demonstrated the best WY tc
do it.
I'm Nevada every district that i.
opened up presents new problems to tho
mining engineer and mining chemist
Nevada is naturally mt Il d~isadyantag,
in this respect.
I'm individual instances California
has mines that will compare favorably
with those of any other part of tn,
contemporaries that have pai(
dividends ever since they were frs
opened, some of them even for half
century. Nevada is experiencing tn,
advantage of larger bodies of ore at tn,
outset of development, as is to |,
expected in a new field, and it is logica
to suppose that this development ough
to give that state q better showing thai
California can make. until Nevada
richer first gold discoveries shall hav
been exhausted and the industry Their,
gets down to n low grade basis"
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UNITED STATES MONEY

Officially there are just ton kinds a
money in circulation in Che United
States. Could you name them all off.
handy DO you know which of those
besides gold coin are legal tender and
In what amountY 1t may he that 'all
money looks alike to you.' but there's
u difference, and below is the list:
Gold coins, standard silver dollars,
subsidiary silver, gold certificates, sill.
yer certificates, treasury notes tlS9O).
United States notes tgreenbacks). ma.
tional bank notes, nickel coins and
bronze coins.
Looking upon this formidable CLASH
fication of tho United States money us
made by the treasury department, 1t
becomes more formidable when II IL
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1T AMOUNTS TO A SCANDAL

Ont Of 1000 men employed im coal
mining i'll France. about one life Il
year is lost by accident. In Great Brit
ian Il little more than one man To the
thousand employed loses life in the
mines. In Prussia. two. And in the
United States more than three men 10
the thousand employed in coal mines
die there: He dies in the service and
In the line of duty. It is II thing of
which mine operators shuuld be sham
ed. ..
The subject is the more .mpclliug
because the death ate here is i~ncrcas-
ing. while it is being rcdu ccd in every
d her % l-producing land. since 1905
the death rate for coal miners-thc
rntc or lives lost in the mincs-has
risen from 2.G7 in the thousand to 81 ia
the thousand. In Great Britain the
rate has in the same time been reduced
from 1.G3 to 1.29.
Fifty years & the death rate in
England and Wales was less than six
to the Thousand men employed. In
II country, in the twentieth century.
it is almost four to the thousand.
This country cannot he called the
foremost so long as il takes no better
care than that of the men who volun.
tcer their services and risk their lives
that fuel may be obtainublc. The hu.
mainly Of the American people is chal.
lcngcd by the scandal at Cherry, III.
And the only defense of America will
he to make the life of the miner safe
Baker City Democrat.
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ciFas:dc-e1 frJMyths highly technical
point of view assa'1eEal fender. Some
Of the most imHffiug of the paper cur.
9pcy Shot GsegA tender at all. while.
as to the minor coins, they 8rasiegal
tender In Hs~uch->Sinall, amSunks us. to
startle the aree1ge iaymanl- 1t may be
well to recall to this layinaa that the
term legal TENDER; owes. its signifi-
canoe to the fact that in payment Of
debt or obligation of any kind it can
be forced upon the creditor Tin full of
all demands"
Gold certificates, silver certificates
and national bank notes. of which
such enormous numbers circulate every
where, are not legal tender. If you
have plenty of money, and if you have
forced Jones to sue you in order to get
judgement, Jones can urn down every
one of these bills rendered in payment
and force You to dig mp something
better.
Should Jones do such II thing you
might conceive the idea of fixing him
BY unloading II whole lot of silver coins
upon him. But you want to. know
what you're doing there, too. for he'll
take only $40 worth of halves. quarters
and dimes, while of nickels aud cop
per cents only % cents value is legal
tender.
But rs to the standard silver dollar
there's no limit upon your shoveling
them ont to JONES'. This old dollar
of our dads still is the real thing in
all business .ttffaifsactions unless some
clause in a~contract'has provided other
wise. Jones may refuse the silver
certificate, but when you dig up the
metal dollar they. 20 unquestioned ut
their face value. And 1000 of them
weigh $500 pounds.
Treasury notes of the act of 1890. are
legal tender, TO their face value in pay
ment of all debts, public and private,
unless expressly stipulated in the on
tract.
Strictly speaking, the United States
notes or greenhacks are legal tender,
with the exception of duties on i'm
ports and interest ON the public debt.
Practically. however, since the rcsump
ton of specie payment in 1879, green
backs have been received freely and
without question by the government.
though the law respecting them hasn't
been changed. - &c.,,
While the gold and silver certificates
are not legal tender as between indi-
viduals, both issues are receivable for
all government dues of whatever kind
i'll this respect legally more acceptable
than is the greenback.
National bank notes. while not legal
tender and not receivable for duties on
imports, still may be paid by the gov
eminent for salaries and all debts of
the government except interest dues
and i'll redemption of national currency.
b yspeciaf enactment no foreign coin
of any kind;or denomination shall he a
legal tender i'll the United States so
that if some time the street car con
ductor does balk at the chance Cana
dian dime ished from your pocket
keep cool and dig for something that
is United States. It's your Chi
cage Tribune. "'
.&s-s-aL-@
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

The Board mct December 9th. All
the members present.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
The bills of G. ii. Lewis and W. T..
Johnson were laid over.
Money counted and found correct.
The following transfers were made
from the general county fund into the
following funds:
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NOTICE ron rUHLITArI, \.

CSiTUp STATES LAND OFFICE.
clTSGn CITY. Nevada.
November IL. Ipl
NOTICE i hereby given that William H.
M"Nlt. of Keno. WashOc County. NcNaIn. ha,
hi''i IN this office hiA application - lucttr under
tht iroki>i"nN ~ section 2bd. Revised Statutes
ui the United States. the southeast uu,rIrr nf
the Nufth"tNt quarter tSE.il Of NED Of S,s.-
ton Iwcnty-f5ur E~ih'TDwn>nip Fnrty-unr tD
North. Range FuTtNCIIht tIJ East. VI. ID. NJ.
containing forty 1tOb tiCrr,.
Any and all persons Claiming adversely the
ihhu hSNcFihyd or desiring to object because oi
the mineral character vi the Land. or for unynfb,r
reason L" the disposal to the applicant. should
NE hlS protest tn this OLirr on or bvfnr. the Gih
day Of January. 1910,
!.pUI~ j. cons
=. Register.
Dat" ~ Last Publication JANUARY . IpIu
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Assessment No. S
wAsATcH UTAH MINING coMp,v

Principal place of business. Elko. Elko corr,,
Nevada. General ONCE outside OF Nevada ~
s:i Atlas Block. Salt Lake City. Utah. Ioco.
ton of mines Little and Big Cottonwood Min.
ing Districts. Salt Lake County. Utah. ~
SUlt,eIN hereby given thut nj a mectIn,o ,
the board Of directors of Wasatch Utah Mr.
INK &, inl.tny heldon the slst day OF Globe Ino
Asses ~, ~ M. . Of one % cent per share n
icNIcu upon the capital stock of the corporation
payable on or before Monday, the 22nd day ~
NOtrInb'r. iSy. 10 r. l.. Palmquist, Secrei,rr
ana Treasurer. ~. 81 Atlas Block. Sail Ini,ss
CITY. Utah. ""e
AnN stock upon which this asses smcnt may
remain GLiAtd on Monday. the aud day ~,
NoNciGGcr hUo. Will be- delinquent and adN er,iS.
al tor u'C: - rui lie auction. ard uplc<S M, m, N,
day of December. 1907. Ut two o'clock u, m y,
the company office. No. ssIS Atlas Block. Sal,
Lake cry. Utah. to pay the delinquent assess.
ment thereon. together with cost of advcrtisiny
ana expenses OF sale. s's.,
3. l.. ~pAI.NQuISr.
~ Secretary and Treasurer.
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Comfort in KnowIcdoe.

When the world bcgau TO exist rca
soh was It's mother. He who knows
MS mother knows hat Ic Ia her chill.
ana knowing II finds himself out Of
danger. Which, nj ,lcscs his IIus mud
h gates Of HIS feelings ut the end of
n,s w" no. VIII if""l M un]casincsa
l~'ao'TScr 4Bs .",Ht
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NOTICE IoT rUULIcArIo>
UNITED STATES I.ANp Orficr

UNITED rATEs LASp OrFicE:
Carson CITY. Nevada.
November Il, IIuI.
,NDri'E II hereby given thnt Wluiuu n
Mpnit. OF Reno, WIShOU Count s .-ScNnuu ma,
ni'7i Ia this "ntcc his application Ia ,Uc.ttr un,irr
NE I'fuA i>luns ui Section $40 Revised Si.,f nir,
oI the United states. Tn" Northeast uunrIrr
ui iig southeast TutrtcT tEEit Of SEQ of Sec
tlph ! h!ftNlhft" iH1. Township Foriy-on" (D
Moth. Range Fora eight GsI Etst N f. NJ
q intaining forty (iu) acres.
Any aud all persons CiaiuI!n. adyCr,cly tho.
'hIl utN1libtu pr desiring to object because ,t
III neral character ui TIA" hand! Nr for any other
rtHsun u. ~" disposal 10 she applicant ,l,ruLi
9th hny 81 January. 1910
LOIIS j. Cons
REGISTER.
D't" 81 mr. plh!icili"n November ~. I.-Lt,
Da " oi last publication January. l.tn
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N"t'"" f"T I'nbiir,fi,m
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Carson City. Nevada.
November ~, 1851,
NOTICE j. hereby given thai warren ~.
williams. Of Fdl!nn. churchill Comfy, Nevada,
mas hIcd III ms ouic" his application to locale
under the Provisions OF S,cilup n Nj U,.yiSr,
statutes oi The InItcal State. LIT one "a of
section seven ca. Township, I'urtl.unr Oh
Range fhi'N'SiX on East. N. -. NJ. containing
thifiN'h'" ami tnlrty.twa' huULrrtthS Cit.isJ
acres.
Any ana all p"r,uns claiming adversely the
LhhH uc>cFih'd or desiring t. Uii.ct nefI l-r Of
Inr mineral character Oi III" hand. or for ann
other rcLrl IN 10 the disposal - ia. applicant
ThnIt! iIH ms protest ~ ms o'ic" on ur b'fur.
III" 18TH day Of January. 1910.
Louis j. COnN
Register
ilalcoi hr~i publication November IS. IyL,
I)d'r at last publication January -. 1910
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NOTICE ron T'.UBLICAIIoS

uNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Carson City. Nevada.
. November IL. Iyn.
NOTICE il hereby given that William II.
VI mat. OF Reno. ''Washoc County. Nevada has
MED III this onice his application to locate under
the PROVISIONS OF Section 800. Revised Statutes
ni the United States. the South Half Of the
Noihwcst quarter lSH of NWiD ~ Section
LNcnty-iour (?D. Township bort one. dD
North. Range Eurty.Cight ltS) East. NJ. ID. NJ.
containing eighty tS1) acres. ,-f
Any ana all persons claiming adversely the
iahu peScriDc1l or desiring 10 object because. OF
the mineral chararter 'ut The land. or for any
other reason TO the Disposal to'thc applicant.
shnllld lille his protest IN tGtS ONCE On or before
thedth day Of January. 1910.
Louis J. COHN
Register. o.
Date ~ lirNi publication November ri. 1879.
Date Of last publication Jiinuiny :. 1910. -
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NnrIUE roH rUniiUAriOS
UHrrrp STATES I.A>p 0rrrcE.

Carson city. SCNIha.
November ~. hsr.
notice is hereby given that william II.
Monat. OF Reno. MuHlIu" County, Nevada, huS
nI.d ia this ONCE his application to locate under
the Provisions Uf Section :.SsL Revised Statutes
uflhc United SigiUs. the Southeast quarter Of
the Northeast quarter tSEit Of SEhD and Fast
half 81 Southeast quarter tE.1s az SEQ Of
Section Fourteen 40. Township Fort y-URc tuj
North. Range Forty eight NSJ Fast. NJ. u
NJ. containing one hundred aud twenty O.uD
acres
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely the
land dc>Crib"d. or desiring to object because Of
the mineral character Of IN" land. or for any
other reason, to the disposal 10 the applicant,
shuuld lie his pTOtrs, In this office on or h'fOIc
the 9th day uf january. 1910.
LOUIS i. oHS
R"Ii~t"r
Date ~ first publication November. ~ iDn
Date Oi last publication January :. 1910.
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Serial No. Oii9.
NOTICE Fnr i.unLIcArIoN. 4.
UxrrEp STATES Lxxp orricI2

USIrED STATES LNNB orricE' e.
Carson City. Nevall.
November IL iln.
NOTICE II hereby given that .willIam II
Moiat. OF Reno. washoe County. Nevada. has
hlei IN this once hi> application tulb.rc uudcr
the Provisions of Section ..sG. Revised Statutes
u the United States. Lot FOhr ID al SEC, TO-.
-Four ca. ana Lot one az of Section. Five C).
Township Forty tuD Surth. Range Fort eight
t-) East. VI. ID. NJ. containing one hundred and
seven ANA ScNcnIN.tnTCr hundrCdthS Uu1. ~
acres.
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely the
iahd described or desiring toobjcct because of
the mineral character OF tho land. or for any
plh'r rr;tS III Ia the di"r0>al ~ the nlrllicInt
~ '..i iiC itr .fJirst nstuIs office Oh uI before
the 9TH day of Jandary, 1910.
q j. Ohm ,
Register.
Date OF first Publication November 20. 1909.
patc al Last riOiicLtion JANUARY !. 1910.
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longs

SilaS ircading morning papcr)-I
see Mandy, they're having another war
of the Tongs daown thar in Chinatown.
Mandy-Land sakcsl Ycw'd think
with all them Chinese laundrics around,
that i%latirons wonld he handler things
tew fight with.-Judge.
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>"tIrE TuH runLIG NrIoN.
UNrrrp STATES LASH OrrIcr.

UNrrEp STATES LASH OFFICE.
Carson CITY. Nevada.
November ~. lan.
NOTICE Is hereby given that William II.
MnfTIt. Of Reno, WushoC County, Nevada. has
fll"u In this unicc his application to locate under
the Provisions Of section Gasi. Revised statutes
Of ia" United States. the South half al the
southwest quarter q. y ut SWiD Of section
Thirteen tli). Township foriy.nnC ID Surih.
Range f"rtE'cight tSD East. ~. u. 81. contain.
Ing eighty lSyD acres.
Any ana Hll persons claiming adversely the
land described or desiring To object because Of
III" mineral character uf the land. or for any
other reason To the disposal to the applicant,
should lie his protest Ia thi, uniCU on or before
thc hth day Df January. 1910.
Louis J. Cons
Register,
Dat" al first publication November 81. ipD.
DAT" "i last publication january :. 1910
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
90. CARSON cI1r. Nevada.
November -. 400
NOTICE: IL HEltEiIS GIVEN that Corr.
l. WiiiiatnS OF Eastgaic. Churchill County
Nc:ada. has iilrd ~ this office his Application
70 ltcIIc. under III" Provisions OF Section 2gs
itcNtS'd Statutes Of tn" United States. Lon
Three go "f Section seven "a. Township Fortv
on" GD North. Range Fiity->iX $50 East. IN
~. conthining ihirty-HN" and eighty hun.
drcItbs q. 40 acres.
Any apli al PERSONS claiming adversely the
land lie t1rthGd,. or desiring tu object because of
The rliudral churtu,tcr of thc land or for any
other reason. to th'-disIusal To the applicant.
should illC his rrptvSt In this OfiiCN.-in or before
the 18Th day 81 January. l9lu.
l.nUIs j. Cons.
Register.
J. Date nj first publication November ~. la9.
Dat" al last publication January u 1910.
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There are delinquent On the following de.
scribcd stock on account of Assessment No. :
levied IN the slst day OF October. H. n. the several
amounts set Opposite the names OF the respect.
i've shareholders u> follows:
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UNITED. STATES I.ASp OFFICE.
CAWsoS CITY. NEVADA,

NONtInIItT. ", ~
Sotirc Is hcr"hV given mat ';corgc Is VII.
i'imS. at EaStEaic 'hHrChI!l County. Nevada.
.pHS tl"L IN tuI> Uti'" n~ Al pltruiiuu 10
Iug.liC under tie ]TuNI~iri = 1t SCCiiut 9sG.
Rev iS-,i lI'uI Of The U.it",i -rut"- th,
Southwest quarter at th' NrIihwt ~ uvartrr
(SW4 IT SWsD ~ Section MINI W): SautL.
west quarter Of Northwest quarter. tSWh II
Nw'tj at Section Twenty go. and the south.
west quarter of Southeast quarter tSWtl Of
SEQ Of section rhirty.onc GID 1Uwuship
FnTty-uuc tD North. Range tlftv six 90
East. NJ. ID. NJ. containing one hUnd Ell
a Il twruLy CsD acres.
ANY aud all pcrs"us ciaim NJ Adversely the
iTui i"Srrib'h. Ur desiring To object because
- the mineral yh Ir'Cicr Of tho Iard. or for any
"IHtr r. tSoa, TO tnv disposal 20 the applicant,
should NE his Vnni"rt ~ thfs onir . on or bcforr
the IstH day " Jai unry, rlO
LOuI~ !. COIIN,
Irgi~t-r
Date ui first publication SnNcmi"r ~. i.p.
Date Of last publication January 81. 1919.
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s Biggs-- Attorney Coke II "rn oI %.
very b st men at Tho bu:. rIc's &C. B.
oughly honest and conscientious. - u
your damage suit to hin WiSG.
did. and he said he wouldn't toucn T.
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STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CAH-uS cry. NEVADA.
November .Ih. isp.
SotiCt i hereby gtN EN- that William ". Mot.
fat. Of Reno. WaSlIO" County. SCNudi.
has HE'D in this uniC" hisappliCa'I,n to .CCLl' ul.
der the provisions Of Section ::HS. Revised Stat
utvS Of the United States. Lots Seven ca. Nine
GA anI Ten 100 OF Section one tD, nship
Forty GO NoIih. Range Forty seven ~ East.
NJ ID NJ. containing one hundred ana twCniy
tl.ND acre,
Any and ali persons claiming adversely the
land described. or desiring to object because Of
IT," mineral character Of the land, ar Tor any
other reason. To the disposal tn ,hC applicant
should ~" Hi~ protest in this Ulilcr on or before
the 'th dhy of January. \. ID. 1910.
, - u j. COnS.
REGISTER
Dat" of first publication November NJ. is9.
Dat" of iI,t publication January :. 1910.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-12-10
SALE NOTICE
NOTICE

wASATCH UTAH MINING co.
Location Of principal place of business. Salt
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