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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-02-26
4 Sick Capture.

According 70 the following dispatch
from Twin Falls. Idaho. Charley Win
ter Of this county j. the man who cor
rallied the horse There's. Sheriff Clark
has gone after:
An exciting chase after . gang Of
horse thieves in which the whole com
fryside west OF Three Creeks, Owyhee
county, participated, has resulted in
che capture Of Falk Walsh, Jesse Coates
and Ollie TeurilIe. and the recovery Of
% horsa alleged 10 have t.en stolen
from the Western ShoshOne Indian Res
eTatiOa on February Il.
The men and horses were met on the
trail by c. g. Winter OF Elko county,
NeTaia- Winter WAS not permitted to
approach them.
He hurried koue. secured q rifle and
followed the suspects alone leaving his
wife 90 arouse the settlers. Mrs. Win
ter non recruited q strong posse which
found no difficulty in trailing the fugi-
tive1 through the snow.
Winter, IN the meantime had circled
the three men and As they entered a can
yCn with their stock ne held them in
check by firing in front OF them. The
ruse worked 50 we'll that the posse, com
ing up from the rear had the muzzles of
its guns in the faces OF the fugitiyes be-
fore the latter could fire a defensive shot
Sullenly enough the prisoners gave up
their heavy armament and submitted to
arrest. They reached Twin Falls to-day
in the custody of Winter and two
deputy sherifS.
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AGrr.t lssral vktay

TIE Ncintosh anti-gAmbEns bill
pissed the assembly haze Wednesday
afternoon by = voteof q 70 20 Follow
ing i the record on this, che moss inn
porsant. measure that has been bcfore
the Nevada legislature for years:
For tie bm-Area. Berry, B-oShAw.
Brandon. Bulmsr, Bnrkp. C.1uaway-
Church Dubory. Furyuson- Fitzgerald
Gallagher. Citizen Luke. LunStord- Nc
Caferty. Mcintosh OBsien- Pollard
Reynolds REi5eIL, Ross. Schoer, Todd.
Winter, wochaock- wOouey-
Against the bl-AyleswprIt- Berg
nan Blake. ByUg2n, Brooks Clark
Cartir- Dodge. Ellis. F~arnSwprth
Folsom. HcnEer. ChAS. \ Kan. Lsary.
Mcnamara Nerreu- Neil. Eaycraft.
SMALL Smith
Asseublyuan Matt kaHs Wa absent
through sickness
After the inAl rgIl call pSise changed
hts vote for the purpose OF uoTinx 4
Reconsideration Of the bIU, and RaycrafT
changed his vote from uo TO ye max
ing tbs otscill vQ.a - 70 Is on 5ts
pGssase Of the bill
Several amendments we're OEsrei 20
the bill DO! Ill OF them were voted
DOWN The friends OF the bill stood
pac cU It ~ Il cane truu Tie cDalmirtse
ari followed the hai cf the veteran
Lem Allen. OF all amendments ami de-
f=a=sG them as fast - sh=y were pro
posed - the bul passed Il goes into
eEsct January l, 1910
The assembly chamber WIS crowded
10 it, utmost capacity during the con-
sideratiou oi Ths bill ard many were
unable 20 get within hearing distance
of the p-uceedinEs- When the r.
sUis was announced. the crowd br,ke
out in applause which lasted several
minutes
The sporting fraternity OF Reno wLs
oct in force but their arguments fell on
deaf ears The manhood o: Nevada
was on trial and g~Ioriously the majority
OF the members met the issue
The action OF the assembly on this
bill Is y splendid answer to the appeals
that have been made 10 the manhood OF
its members By their votes. they have
shown that the pablo conscience o;
Nevada i very much alive on matter.
that touch the home.
All honor 10 the aSsemb!ymeu who
listened To the public voice and by their
votes did their part toward driving
licensed gambling from this state.
II the senate follows the lead Of the
assembly, Nevada will have reason tc
be proud Of her present legislature.
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WHERE EVERY otIE is HONEST.
Sorth Carolinans VINO Neither Lie
Eer Steal.

After I stay in Al Isolated mountain
settlement in North Carolina, where
the Eh!-5 OF the spinning wheel is still
I Commonplace sound. the dress OF the
people hOmsspun. where skyscEapers
are uGhsa-t Of and automobiles IN
Known. the ways OF civilization sir
strangely Just tOr the moment on
Henry Mitchell. 343s Whitfield avenue.
He has been doing missionary work
IN the Episcopal mission church and
school AZ Bat Care. a p~Ostofice sta.
tioa IL North Carolina. under the super,
vision OF the Sisters Of the Trans.
Egu-aJioa. whose motherhouse is Beth
any home, Glendale. Although Pat
Cave is Only % miles from AsheyiIle,
-. C., the m~cuntaiaeeEs OF the commu
nit? live much to themselves.
Il never in all my life" he said,
4 a more truthful. earnest. honest
people. The clothing OF the people is
spun By the womcI and the wool
SHARED from the sheep which the
men raise. !; IS quite an ordinary
thing TO go into the log home and
find the wife busy spinning 4 wheel.
Families ara large and the people are
Industrious. They work when there
Is work 10 DO, but the land Is much
worm Il Is possible for a man and
his family TO live in this community
without a dollar. year In and year out.
II he owes = little taxes on his home
not much more than q dollar or so
Per year, he goes 70 : neighbor who
has actual cash nov and then and
works out enough 10 cover the taxes.
such things as lying or stealing are
unknown among these God.fearing
people. They are anxious to learn
and IL Is only because of their isola.
ton that they do not know.
1T seems cdd 10 find persons who
do Tot know what lemons and oranges
are, yet many OF these people have
never se"n them. They don't know
what a sEysSraber Is. and would view
an automobile with awe. | had the
pleasure OF giving one woman the first
nat she ever had. They make their
dresses in the Oid-fashioned way. sew.
Ing the skirt 10 the waist. The North
Carolina mountaineer Is a t~ine.lookinx
man. The women are hard-working
and ~kind.hearted. They are eager 20
have their children study, and the
youngsters often walk miles TO school.
Our school is doing a great work
among these people" Cincinnati
Times-Star.
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Business Locals.

Ali kinds OF bSled Lay for sale at the
old reliable Eiephan, feed and livery
stable.
Hereafter On * Company will serve
SUNDAY dinners at the Palace restaur-
II for ~ GEMS
Wanted-A gasoline stove uew or
second hand Commercial TailorS first
dSsr east Of Clifton hotel
Save those natural teeth, thereby re
tain your facial expression Dr.. Gill;
land The dentist. Office over the Drug
Store. Elko
Pete Jially has first class house NOV
ing outfit and i prepared to 10 all work
in that line. lie will alSD do other odd
jobs. such - digging wells. hauling.
etc. etc.
Charles StrU>>i and Mike Sartori have
opened the Swiss American restaurant
at the Silver Brick They invite all their
friends 20 %patrOniEe them Good meals.
god service and reasonable prices
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Goaq bind

The MANY friends OF Bishop Whitaker
will be PANIED tolearn NJ she misfortune
which hs ovsrtaken she Re-- Gentle
\ \ New York disrstch contains the
following
For eyerL months it has been anopen
score: among the friends OF Bishop OH
w Whitaker that tee venerable church
uAn has been sseatuS craving blind
Only An operation for the removal Of
cata-acts from his eyes save his sight
it X Eow declared. AMI the prominent
Epis,opalian viii D be under the sur
gems knife
Bishop Whitaker has been resting at
the ~e2shaue to prepare himself for the
Ordeal whrch was expected e take place
within y few days. But his eyes have
become - intamsi by frequent cough
ing that the operation has been again
postponed The Bis69p : staring in
Achnr5c City with his uiece. Mrs Par
k=-. and her husband the Rev W ".
Parker
The gradual fAilure OF his eye~lgnt EAS
not prevented the bishop from conduct
ing services - formerly. z knows the
ritual by heart. and few save thoee who
we're in the ~scret hare known tina. h.
was not actually reading from she box.
L he's been commented upol- however.
that BjShp? Whitaker 10 longer reads
hEs from manuscript. while h.
i unable 20 recoguiZ= MANY OF his friends
except by their voices.
The bishop i one vaoS= friends ara
numbered By tn hundreds in this state
and all will b. >1-y - learn of the ~
fiction OF the worthy man wins days
have been - full Of Sunshine L his TEL
low man L i ho7ed that the operation
Will prove s.cce-sful and all will SON b.
well with him.
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FieEdiSh Crime

There is q report At the police station
of Reno, that Oa Sunday morning o
tramp seized L. b. Sells six year old son
while the child va, on his WAY to Sun
day school and carried him to a point
the city limits and there i'll treated
him and that afterwards he sent the
child home telling him to tell his father
L. B. Self to give him 500 or he would
kill him the next time he saw him. AC-
cording to the report the child ran home
crying and frightened and informed his
father Of the r%utfan's actions. He also
told his father according to the report
the police have, that the nan would kill
him unless he took 800 back to him.
The officers have description of the
man and are now looking for him. They
believe that he has !C:t the city however
and have very little hope of capturing
him.-Virginia Chronicle
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Resolutions Of Respect

Ar the regular meeting OF the
Womar,s Guild of ST. Paul's church, OF
Elko, Nevada, held this a4th day of
February 1859, the following resolutions
were adopted
WHEREAS, Il has been the will of
Divine Providence TO remove from the
scenes of her life and labOrs our Sister
member, Mary Caroline CogsweIl. and
WHEREAS Mrs Cogswell held the.
love and esteem Of every member OF the
Womanis Guild. OF which she was a
faithful and active member. therefore
he it.
RESOLVED, That by the death of our
beloTed Secretary. the Guild has lost a
faithful member, whose place We can
not hope TO MI. and further be 1t
RESOLVED, That she sympathy OF the
entire Guild i hereby extended 20 the
relatives OF the deceased with the hope
that Z sympathy may in some degree
tighten their sorTow. and b. it further
RESOLVED That q copy of th=.
resolutions be presented to the innedi-
a.e family OF the deceased and to Judge
and Mrs Morgan. and To eacn Of tn,
ElhonewsPapers and a copy b. Inscribed
on the minutes OF this meeting
Mae z. FrTzGEsALD
EMILY \ MCBRIDE
EANA B MALLET
COMMITTEES.
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Is Rich in Minerals.

After an absence of over Il year Pro-
fcssor r. ID. Jackson formerly of the
Nevada University. writes from British
Guiana that he is now Interested in the
diamond fields of that country. which
have proved tn u certain extent to lie
rich. He camped far from the habitat OF
whites. and sometimes goes a month
without coming in contact with "A white
man. He has q force Of natives i'm his
employ, and has lakcn up 1000 acres Of
land for mining purposes. The mineral
Possibilities of British Guiana ic states
are wonderful. and lac believes that
country will b.rpns the scJn, 81 the
next big gold excitement. The diamond
fields are practically unprospectcd. but
he has already taken out between thirty
and forty first water gems of about u
half carat each. Professor Jackson stands
high in the mining world.
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n N,s, = Net

A rsseus issue OF Punch has tie
flaving description Of . society fad
introduced by Mrs Nicholas Lo1gworth
and her sister Miss Ethel Roosevelt:
TIE Rollsrsate wslx- in:roducri By
Mrs Nichols LorSworth ard Miss
Ethel Roosevelt Ssrs the Washington
correspondent Of che Evening SsandarH
proui-es 70 cutshirs the Gibson Walk
in popularity. L IS = Gross between
the military tread Of the chorus girl in
comic opara and the gEris OF the premier
toe dancer. The ball Of the foot is
planted hrss. tta Legs are kept ssraight,
the body erect On the hips. ard * far Is
possible TIE walker gii6s$
This bcoS \ little coraFlicAtei- but =
nothing To sumo otter urodes If progress
son we tave lately heard Of For ts
ssance. the Rrzrc Fit Is = c0upCUurse
between . car spill and shooting
the moon After giving G wfti book.
the filter gfassp3.s j. fast Is possible
20 the nearest railway station AMI be-
fore knowing where or who she II Is
found sly. az Oban-
Tn. Ab5srshc5 ScoOs Is : cotnbina-
ZION Of ducS anddrakas and IN hearth
gunS For the first E~aIf+ecord i Is
all pIain sIliag anil then something
gives way and yUu cur-s violently go
mother earth After 4 rioCeh IT reFairs
yGa begin Again lrd repeat tie svOtE-
tim covering quite a loo OF E7sGnd-
with debris. L aE1usss forstgu=rs
Ire BIn1ra SHE seurers the de-
lights OF the trD5roi- rDuLlnr with ths
a~bruptr=ss OF 4 bomb explosion Il c;In
b pr&ceicsd anywhere there i :
pavement ard crowd of appre,-iAtive
Snail boys. and il largely affected by
elderly fsot passengers
The Ski-xhn-uust-be-obeysd SdGfie
mites the gait OF q dancing baar with
the struggles of an inverted cCckruach-
WHEN the effort to compass I TeIemark
Turn lands the performer in q snow
drift
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SziEiin5 Liz. Snakes

VERY few % the p=Jple who are the
proud poa-e>Jrs ot belts pyck=t-bJoks.
card cases. and Eumegou, other articles
OF snake skin. realize the agony thar the
demand Of civilization for fads has
ueLnt 10 the original owners Of the
material from which these articles are
made. says the March Popular
Mechanics
II i difficult 70 skin u dead snake and
the skin i often spoiled in the course u
the operation. while. on the other hand,
il IS q simple matter TO skin = live snake.
and the skin thus gained is worth much
more Dead snakes bring from ! to )
cents, according to their SIZE. and live
ones from - cents u 81.
One Of the largest snake skin CON-
panies has factories in Suma:ra. When
a snake : received from . hunter it i,
seized adroitly b. an operator. one hand
squeezing the neck aud the other hold
ing the tail. Il i then attached by the
neck 70 the trunk Of 4 pi,m tree. an
assistant holding il by the tail. With
the point Of q knife the operator cuts
the skin just blow the head and pull
ing with all his strength peels it from
the writhins reptile in the same WAY
that . woman TeslS q pAir of glove
from her hand. While this Is taking
place the assistant holds the bEIy u,
rigid a. possible.
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Has a Pipe Dream.

Coluuel George Harvey, the caustic
editor of Harper's Weekly, hands New.
ada the following: The senate of the
powerful state Of Nevada, with its pop.
ulation of ~. :3j souls. including, China.
men, Indians, MongOlians and japanese.
is reported to have tabled the Dodge
resolution of the Nevada assembly ask.
ing for q war fleet in the Pacific. and
referring to the japanese rs menace to
Americas peace. We applaud with
action. why should Nevada worry
Most OF its valuable property is deep
under ground and eau only be detached
by blasting powder. Invaders could not
spare time to get it out. II they did get
ON of 1t. Nevada would bs little worse
off. ever since the state began business.
folks elsewhere have been getting metals
out Of her mountains and taking them
away. and of all who have done 50. only
one has ever sent anything back to bcne.
fl the state. That is what q missionary
from Nevada said th1 other dnv. and
added that the II mine owner who had
remembered Nevada to her benefit il
Clarence MaCkay At any rate. Nevada
nred nj worry. it tin JApluaSl : hips
o scary. the population y climb q
tree.
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A~eEidka.aIly DEoNysd

Between 0 and IL oicb9cs Monday
forenoon Mix PepoTich- an Austrian
employed at she Western Pacifc yards
VEST oftsxu- went : the hot water rool
near thu Hot Springs bridge to wash
hts ctpShes- After washing them he
enrclEd=d 20 sake & hath and removed
all hEs clothing except his drawers and
~5iei into the wafer ab1as two feet
deep He vas washing his bodv. .hs1
be slipped and fell into deep water and
was drowned
Word was sent to town and Deputv
Sheriff Harris and others went down To-
the pool AMI dragged it for the BODY.
After three or four unsuccessful at.
tenpss, the body was found in ah,u.
fifteen feet OF water. It WAS brouyht
to the undertaking Tariors and Coroner
Bruce held and inquest.
The verdict Of the jury wa that TIE
deceased was a nati-e Of Austria, aged
% years and that his death was acci.
dental
The deceased is said to have been An
excellent man ard a general ~fayorite
among his associates. He leaves a wif,
and fonr children in Nebluse. province
of Argram. Austria.
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The thrifty french

Although tn" French people do not
increase rapidly in numbers. the gain in
wealth. due q their remarkable industry
and thrift, is uncqualcd. Taking merely
the holdings available for taxation. the
national wealth Of France is now plac-
ed ut $i5, 600. 900. 600, or about eleven
hundred dollars for every person. Even
this immense figure probably represents
most inadeluatcly tho real wealth Of the
country. for many of the peasants have
not yet abandoned the habit Of conceal.
ing their savings in old stockings and
pots buried in the garden. So much
money Is, however, invested in
securities and enterprises that q
Of several hundred million dol.
lars ponrs into the country annually. in
the form Of interest.
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JAMES McSANEE. PiAin,ir. asain>, ELIZA.
BETH SPCTTiSWCDD and SARAH Nc
kEE. Defendants.
Action brought ~ The District Court Of the
Fourth JCGicial District Of the state q
Nevada. IN and for the County 81 ElEO. AID
the compliant fl'd IN the once Of the CLERK
Of aid District Court.
Tie Stat, 81 Nevada sends y~rr-tiry 10. Elm.
ants
You ara hereby required to apT+ar m A.
action brought AGAINST NOn by the above ranei
P!ainti1 in the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada In ard
for III" County ~ ElkO. and 10 answer the Cor.
p!aini He'd therein. within lOdaJS icIclgSiye o!
this SUMMONS II served within Iht> C0un;I: OF
II served out OF thi> County. hut IN this District
within twenty days. oiher"ls" within forts
days-or judgment by default Will t. taken
against you according 10 the PRAYER % saA
Complaint.
The action is brought 70 partition the follow.
tEg described property. 70 ~it: Lots !. :. : abd
Z OF Section t~euty-oUe C=D. Lots } 4ni : Sec
zion tvcnty seven go and Lots ! ard : % Ser
ton thiTty.fouT "a In Township fouy iRj
North. Rang nfty-nNe $50 Fast. ". u. BkA.
IN Elku County Nevada.
Add 'or a sale thereof. it shalt apIcar that
a PARTITION thereof can not %" made without
great rfcIGd:cr to the owners thereof. aDl that
the proceeds OF such sale may L. brought irto
court and divided among the PARTIES according
TO their respective Fi.hf- ard Interest. anil for
The cost OF this action and for such further re-
lief A. may bc equitable Each OF the above
named parties have an c~tat. OF Inheritance a.!
an uEdiyidei oUc.thiTi interest In the fee there
And YOU aye hereby notified that II you fail Ia
arIear and ar>~Cr said Complaint a. above
required. the said plaintiff viii apply To- tt,
court for the relief demanded therein and f"i
GIVEN under my hani and the seal OF ia,
District Court. % the Fourth Judicial District
Of the state OF Nevada, IN and Cor the Count
OF t.lSo. this slst day Of December In the veal
Of our f.0r!. 100.
IsE,Ll \. q. DAwrE Clerk.
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What's an Inch OF Rain2

The rain fell in buckets. the thun.
der racketed terribly. and the light.
ming drew zigzag lines of bright gold
upon the violet sky.
so you. too. don't know what an
inch of rain is exactly" said the
weather clerk. as he looked at his rain
measuring instrument. Very few
people do. 1t seems. I'll explain il to
you.
AN acre is 6.272.6iO square inches.
An inch OF water on an acre Is there
fore 6.272.Gi0 cubic inches. That
amount, at 221 cubic inches to tbs
gallon. equals $4,000 gallons. or 22O,.
900 pounds, or 100 tons.
IAN inch OF rain is, in other words.
rain falling at the rate of 100 tons
% the acre
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The Sweetest Semester,

Over the breakfast M'g Dorothy,
the enthusiastic ornithoiogist Of the
boarding house. discussed the merits
of the nightingale. lark. thrush and
so forth.
And which. Mr.. Hrnker." exclaimed
Miss Dorothy. (which OF all the song.
birds are you fondcst OF"
Il prefer tho hen. Miss Dorothy
but tho hen isn't n song.bird Mt ALL"
objected Miss Dorothy.
Well" replied bunker. tapping an.
other hard.bOilci egg. ITS the only
bird whose lay ! care fort"
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Revolts at Cold Steel

"lonr only hope" said three dOct.
Ors To Mrs. VI. l.. Fisher. Detroit
Mich. suffering from severe rectal
trouble, "llrsi in an op"rntiom,""thcn
| usc'l Dr. Kings New Life pills."
she writes, "till wholly cured" They
prevent Appendicitis. cure Constipa-
ton. Headache. 25c ut ElkO Drug Co.
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Worn Out

That's the way You feel about tile
lungs when you have II hacking
cough. It's foolishncss To lot It 20 ai
ana trust to luck to get over Il, when
Bnllnrds H~orchound Syrup VA stop
the cough and hcaI the lungs. Price
Doc, DOC aud 500 per bottle. Sold by
l;lko Drug Go.
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Sold md Recommended by
ELKO DRUG CO.


One woman says that when hci
children bring home their school re-.
ports at tho end OF tho month she al
ways finds five minutes In which TO
write n personal letter to the teach.
ers. II there is something that the
children have learned that surprised
her she writes n note Of thanks and
appreciation. and II the reports are
unsatisfactory SIC writes Offering to
help the teacher In any way she may
suggest. Needless To say. tho teach.
ers are appreciativc. as any one will
know who he's yer taught school.
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Serial clSs
Notice for Publication
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
Y. i.'Sp OrrICg At CARsoS CRY. NEVADA
Feb. : 1914.
SOTiCE Is thereby given that Nfary Larson. wid
ow Of John ". Martin. decd. Of Elko. Elko Cuun.
~. Nevada. who. on Nav ~. lsu. made Home
stcnd Entry No. 10. Serial No. uisjS. for Swt
10 and Lot :. S"ctipn ~, T0Wnshiu3l North,
Range n East Mount Diablo Meridian. has nicd
notice Of intention to make Final nSc year
proof. TO establish claim TO the land nbnNr dc.
Scribftl; before the County Clerk %! Elk1 Cum
". At his oGlcc. ~ Elko. Nevada. on the Eith.
day OF March, iHD.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses: Eugene Cipfi.
nni. william Hunter. William Russell aud
frank V, burner. all Of Eiko, Nevada.
tOrIS ]. Cons.
Register.
Date 81 mrs; publication February ~, 100.
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Drawing Business.

Chris Eshleman has started u draying
business. He is prepared to do nil kinds
Of hauling. delivering freight and NIL
other business in the drayiug line. Prices
reasonable and strict attention given to
all orders. Office ut the Old Lumber
Office.
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Serial No. nhtI
>nruE ron rUuLirArn y.
UNITED STATES L>Sp OFFICE.

UNITED STATES L.NSp OFFICE.
CARSON CRY. Nevada.
February T. Isp.
NOTICE IL HEREBT GIHES tina, Joseph
W, Smith. OF Arthur. ElkO County. SCyuia.
has filed in this ONCE his Implication to
lOcate under the Provisions OF Soc. sBG. Re
'iSCd Statutes % the United States. the south
cast quarter Of the Southwest guartrr (SF! Of
SWD Of Section Thirteen G3t. Township
Thttiy.twO tSb North. Range Eny.nIr" (J1D
East. ". ID. ". & ". containing forty (IUb acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
land described. or desiring to object because of
the mineral character of the land. nr for any
other reason. to the disposal to the applicant.
should III" their anldaNit~ OF protest in this
Office on or before the 18th day Of April \.
ID. 1919.
LDufs J. Cots.
Register.
Dat" of FIRST publication February iR. 1910.
Date OF last publication Apfil ,. Ia1