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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-04
LOCATION:
The Putnam House
ENTRANCE ON MAIN STREET

Ladies Entrance: Walk up one flight
and wait in the Ladies Parlor until your
turn. My rooms are 6 and 7. 1t costs
you nothing if you are not satisfied
COUNT HENRI DE WAY
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The GENTLEMAN From HAYvILLE

Little Red Laugh-Book OF the Yer
mont Legislature Illustrated. How
Things Looked to New Member. A
Laugh In Every Line-Some Lines 2
Laughs, BY Mail 25 Cents, II Your
Dealer Can't Supply H. L. Hindley,
Rutland. Vt. TITS
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FOR SALE
LOST

Z 0Sr-Dog; Scotch collie lisht brown. y bite
~ feet and breast, BLACK tai and ring Of
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answers to name OF Rex, Return TO DR.. Way
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NOTICE

coupons Tor VAN CAMPS MILK to me aud
Will redeem them A large onn Of milk FREE.
Another sale on Canned Goods Call aud see.
r. N. PADDOCK & co. 4.i,s sisss' IS, IS
orders delivered promptly TO al parts
Of the village.
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Notice

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Bennington Park Lawn
cemetery OF Bennington, vt, will be
held at the Office OF o. NJ Barber on
Friday, the 9th day OF February, 1909
At 1880 o'clock p. M. for the purpose
Of electing board OF directors for
the -ensuing year and for any other
proper and necessary business.
II. p. woodman. Clerk
BsaHinstsa. w., Jaa. 70, 1899.
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A STORY OF GRAUSTARK
GEORGE BARR MCCUTCHEON
Copyright. 1909. by George Barr
McCutcheon.
CnpyrlEht 1908. hv nodd. Mead q Co

il was his first clear view of the castle
itself that appalled, the American.
\ dozen or more balls had crashed
into the facade. NawninE assures, gi-
EantiC holes marked the path OF the
ugly messengers from MarlanN. Nearly
all Of the windows had been wrecked
by rifemen who shot from the roofs OF
palaces i'm and about the avenue. Two
Of the smaller minaTetS were i'm ruins,
a huge pillar Ina the lower balcony was
gone; the terrace had been plowed up
by single ricochetins shell.
Great Cod gasped King. 1t is
They began bomhardirg yesterday
afternoon. We were asked TO surrender
at 3 o'clock. our reply brought the
shells Mr.. Ning- II was terrible.
And the loss OF life. colonel de-
mandei the other bredthlessly.
After the first two OF three shells
we found places Of shelter for the
prince and his friends. They are i'm the
looking what still remains of the an
Client moat. An. there are no faltering
hearts here, Mr.. King. The most Slori-
Gus courage instead. Count Nos EngO
guards the prince and the ladies Of the
household. Alas, il was hunger that
We feared the most Today we should
have resorted TO horses flesh. There
was no other way We knew that re-
lief would come some day. John Tull!s
was there. We had faith in him and
in YOU. And now IL is today This shall
be our day, thank God Nothing can
stand before us" a
"Tulli; is very anxious about his sis
ter ventUred TruNtOn. QuinnoN looked
straight ahead. but smiled.
she is the pluckieSt Of them all.
rs she well2''
Perhaps a trihe thin. sir. that is all
l dare say that is due 70 scarcity Of
nourishment. although the prince and
MS closest associates were the last TO
feel deprivation"
How de2s the prince take all this,
As any prince of Graustark would.
blood"
Poor little chap
He will rejoice to know that YOU
have found his lucky stone so effec-
tive. The prince has never wavered in
his loyalty TO that pebble. sir
Together they entered the castle. In
side there were horrid signs Of destruc-
ton, particularly of the balconies.
No one occupies the upper part Of the
castle now. SIR"
Attendants sped to the tower, shout
ing the battle tidings. No conjunction
was felt in arOusing the sleeping house
hold. AS a matter Of fact. there was
no protest from the eager ladies and
gentlemen who hurried forth to hear
the news.
The prince come tumbling down the
narrow iron stairs from his room above,
shouting joyously 10 TruXton King No
man was ever so welcome. He was be-
sieged with questions, Handwriting and
praises. Even the Duke Of Perse. hob
bling on crutches. had a kindly greeting
for him. Tears streamed down the old
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mans cheeks when King told him OF his
daughters safe arrival In the friendly
camp.
TruXton picked the prince up in his
arms and held him close 20 his breast,
pattinS his back all the while his heart
SO fun that he could not speak.
II kuOWed you'd come back Bobby
kept crying in his ear. Aunt Lorraine
said you wOuldn's, but I said you would
knowed It'll knOwed il! And now
You re going TO be baron sure enough
Isn't he. Uncle Caspar2''
But TruNton was not listening TO the
eager prattle. He remembered after
ward that BObbys hands and face were
hot with fever. Just now he was star
ing at the narrow staircase. Vos Engo
and Lorraine were descending slowly.
The former was white and evidently
very weak. He leaned on the girl for
Count Halfont offered the explanation.
Nos Engo was shot last week. through
the shoulder. He is too brave to give
up as you may see It happened on the
SeIIdce' mere was an unexpected
iusiilade from the housetOps Eric
placed himself between the marksmen
and Miss Tullis. a bullet that might
nave killed her instantly, struck him in
the shoulder. They We're fleeing to the
balcony. He fell and she dragged him
10 place OF safety. The wound is not
so serious as might have been, but he
should be in bed. He, like most of us
has not removed his clothing in FIVE
DAYS and nights"
King never forgot the look in Lor-
aine's eyes as she came down the
steps. JOY and anguish seemed to com
pine themselves in that long, intense
look. he saw her hand go to bar
heart- Tier lips were parted. He knew
S She was breathing quickly, tremu-
The prince was whispering in his ear.
,,,Neep lne lucky stone, Mr.. King.
Please keep it. 1t VIII surely help you
gave her your kiss. She was happy
awful happy for a while Men the
count ne saved her from the bullet Rut
You must keep the lucky stone" King
puI nun down and walked directly
across TO meet her at the foot OF the
She gave him her hands. The look
IN ner tired eyes went straight to his
Eeart Nos Engo drew back, his face
set IN frOwn Of displeasure.
MY brothery' she asked, without
taking her gaze from his eyes
lie is well. He win see you today"
And you. TrUxton2' was her next
question, low and quaveri1g
Unframed and unchanged, Lorraine"
he said softly. Tell me. cid Vos Engo
stand between you and the fire from
yes, Truxton," she said. dropping
her eyes as If in deep pain.
Use to him2'
NO. Nor have I broken my promise
He Is brave man. cant helm
saying it, sell the American. deep lines
suddenly appearing in his face Swiftly
he turned to Nos Engo, extending his
hand. My hand, sir, to a brave man."
Nos Engo stared at him for a mo-
ment and then turned away. ignoring
the friendly hand. A hot flush mounted
TO Lorraine brow.
yhis Is brave man, too, Eric" she
said very quietly.
Nos Engo's response was a short. bit
ter laugh.
BE Found In Tomorrow
Issue OF The Times
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WILL WE'D
AN ARMY CAPTAIN

TACOMA. Wash. Nov. 29.-Miss 81
donia FUrth, daughter and heiress of
Jacob Furth. banker Of Seattle, is
engaged TO marry Capt. Alexander
Macomb Wetherin. L. s A. OF Phila-
oelphia. Miss Furth is one OF two
daughters who will one day be the
richest heiresses in the Pacific North
west
Jacob Furth is worth many millions,
accumulated since he sold out a small
clothing store in California thirty years
ago and moved TO Puget Sound Miss
Furth is beautiful and accomplished
She has travelled and studied abroad
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
The Occult Wonder
Mr.. Samuel c. Gould
$40 9th St. N. w.

Know the truth, prove the truth. know
the secret acts. thoughts. actions. Ia bits.
Intention. and ways Of anyone. the hidden
or secret workings. locations. facts and pros
poets OF anything. Know how to protect or
silently destroy. change. remove control. or
influence into your life or away from your
present or future anything. everything. i'm
portant TO your immediate and permanent
success, luck. health. JOY. happiness. and
fortune. Consult him and test him before
you decide what to do-what not TO do-vyhat
can be done-what cannot be done-what is
true-what is untrue-anyone, anything, even
miles away.
Notice-Scientihc and professional Deople
clatrvoyants, etc, will please make special
appointment FOR interviews, consultations etc
Hours 10 a 10 Q p. m. Private offfces
go 6th y. W near r. IT,
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SOC MADAME SMITH SOC

GENUINE EGYPTIAN PIANIST.
Extra clairvoyant power combined with her
superior knowledge Of occult forces enables
her to read human life with unerrinx ac-
curacy from infancy 10 old age Her powers
are wonderful and indisputable her advice Is
reliable IN regard 40 love. courtship. mar
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this great secret Madam Smiths past record
and strictly honest dealings are sufficient
guarantee Tor her future work
Parlors 519 Ilth St n W
Special Reductions
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND. on main thor
oughfare. $3.50.
BARBER SHOP. near 18th and r ~ W..
cheap 70 quick buyer.
MOVING PICTURE rHEArER. excellent
. .oGajlon. clearing $40 monthly cheap 90
MOVING PICTURE THEATER; clearing
Sl--oo per month: bargain.
CLEANING AND DYEING establishment.
centrally located mus. sell az once.
GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY. near
CAFE in large apartment, bo,,so 5o,,- 81.
business; cheap.
BOARDING HOUSE. near Thomas circle.
cheap 90 quick buyer.
RITTENouR BROS.
80 1VLn 50. n " no29-3t'
BARBER SHOP; S. e. doing a GOOD b--I-
ness rem cheap. price $3.50. BUSINESS EX-
CHANGE. Sl4 y 50. y " no2s.dei,2
GROCERY. With living rooms: cheap rent.
- - 81 - = nOc5-3t-
wANTED-Active partner In establIsbed s15
paying family laundry 70 take charge OF COZ
lections and drivers Address BOX 92 Times
Office. no27-5t.
SMALL GROCERY and confectionery 6 W
living rooms. near public school. rent SO so.
price 500 BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 5ff p
St -. ". no2g 5e1 .
FOR sALE-Dairy lunch room. must be
sold al once. BOX 90. Times Office.
nOZ7-3tr
FOR sALE-First-class fvs-chair barber
shop in northwest business section Address
BOX IS. Times Office no27-2fs
GROCERY and confectionery. one Of the best
corners y T.; profit on bread wiz pay rent.
price 500 BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 514 r
81. y W nO29. del 2
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cAFE in large apartment house. doing in,
business: cheap.
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& LEANING AND DYEING Establishment
centrally located. mus. sell az once.
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school: bargain.
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MOVING PICTURE THEATER. cIcsrir
sl--oo per month. bargain.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

PRESSER-Willing to do porter's work.
POZEN, 14l0 Eye " W It
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BOARDING HOUSE. naar 7to-,.. .f-..,..
cheap 20 quick buyer
RITTENOUR BROS.
732 10th ST. y " ,rsos.s
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MOVING PICTURE THEArER. rz-efien
location; clearing $40 monthly; cheap @
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BARBER SHOP near 18th and s. vs.
cheap 90 quick buyer.
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CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND. on main IN,
oughfare. $3.50.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS.

FLORIDA AVE. y. w, 1457-One furnished
room. Including heat and gas. no27-3t
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Female

CHRISTMAS GIFT-S10 REDUCTION
will be given every lady commencing instruc-
tons this week the New York Dress
cutting and Designing Academy. u15 G st
no-s-st
BUFFERS. cooks. chambermaids; other help
Apply Sic 18th. ores ENT. II
BUTLER AND COOK; man and VIE CcoI-
ored). $50
EUREKA" 10u y. Y. ave. It
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Motorcycles.

WE SUGGEST BARGAINS IN second- hsrf
Excelsior, Hariey-Davfdsons
/ Yale Motorcycle Vans, at the EXCEL
sIOR AGENCI. SIS 9th 81. n " no7a-lf
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STENOGRAPHER - Good. accustomed 10
smith Premier machine. having at least 3
years experience; familiar with detail,
work. Address BOX So Times Office
uDg7-7f
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Felt Mattresses.

USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS-One OF Jones.
Special Felt Mattresses, $3.50. IS 90 ana 81 o.
You can see US make them or We VIII opeu
any one that IS ready made See our zliar-
anteed 800 spriag T. T. JONES. 6s7 II 81
y. ". Phone Main s0ST no2q 5ef
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WANTED-AGENTS.
AGENTS-We manufacture and control %
fast sellers; no other firm handles them; big
illustrated catalog Of 80 specielties free:
samples furnished; every housewife a pur-
chaser. fall speCialties. PEASE MIG Co,
Dept So. Buffalo. y. y. noeD-i2t
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BARBER SHOP: S E.. doing a good b,,gI-
ness; rent cheap; price 1856. BUSINESS F,X-
CHANGE, 5l4 r 81. y W no7a fai .
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wCRKINGMEN- Your decision decides the
arguments. that's settled but are YOU sure
that We won't save YOU s. note, see our
stock of tailored suits and overcoats, slight
ly used. at So 20 $40. 600 here for selection.
one price only JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9
ID y. w Ii
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FURNISHED dining roo N and kitchen In
oid established hotel; cheap to right party.
BOX 81. Times Office uo27-3t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-10

Be independent! Own your home!I
Get rid of the rent habit! Call on
II. Robert Paul & Co. and learn how
to have a home. 311-312 Bankers
Trust Bldg.
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HELf w ANlHD~--11hAE
A YOUNG Man willing to do 1ani-
tor work can earn his tuition in
business college Address 7. in care
Times.
MEN wanted on street grading:
three months work to good men,
81 per day, 8 hours; must take part
pay, In lots, two miles OF streets
being graded, three miles Of sew
ers being put in. in Central Park. A
good Investment. A good job for
three months. Get off South Tacoma
car. 28th and ~ sts Gill Home In.
vestmsnt Co.
WANTED--9ood boys over IL years
Of are to sell papers on the street.
Apply to Nowsboy1 Union o. this
A new 7-room house, electric
light, outbuildings, "a bearing fruit
trees with 5 lots, fine view Of city,
East 30th and 70 ST., $13.00.
good 5-room house. So. 26th and
Tacoma ay., $1,000.
A ftrst-class woodenware shop, all
kinds OF machinery for making the
latest designs in wood turning; will
make good place for carpenter or
contractors; has 8 adjoining lots
with sidefracks. This il IN the
Center St. district.
HEaIEISON q CO.
1130h Pacific Ave.
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THE TAcpMA TINES
TIMES CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

Help and situation ads, 3
lines. 8 times. csc. Other
word. Special rates by the
month.
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS pRopERrY-vAcANr LoTs-HoMps
An Ideal Ranch
Dirt Cheap

100 acres good Groom good chicken house. hog
mile
the $500 good timber invest
is only
ain ifornia
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FOR SALE BY OWNERS x
acres every foot good soil. hall
c'earsd and Gardened for 20 years:
level as q floor. Other half over
spien6is road. free rural deiive9y
sxss b n4i9Fs m'|k asds s9ooa :cs2 sa
s '7!'s q sz'1 ss''sl x :s Sc Sc 1'
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Do you want work? Do you want
la home? We will furnish you with
both. Call and see H. Robert Paul
IL Co.. 311-12 Bankers Trust.
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319 California Bldg.

FOR SALE BY OWNER acres.
splendid soil, just " mile from car
line station, graded school, fine
homes all around 1t. For quick
sale will take SIPS per acre; easy
terms Inquire 403 California Bldg.
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$3.50 Rooming House-$45O
A Real Snap

8 lots. suitable for business pur-
poseA X block from car line. at
II this 10 sold within days we
can let n 70 ct the very low Zig
nUnNnrE = co. 4
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PERSONAL

the young man that was thrown
off the Traction car at 1870 Satur-
day night. March 6th. at SO. and
Division ave-, communicate with
me at once. Phone Main 1886.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31
ASSESSMENT WORK o IN

AS agent for the Hunter Consol-
idated Mining Co., P. A. Dannaher
has filed affidavit hat the assessment
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HERE
To INVEST IN
PROPERTIES

AS an outcome of his visit to the
district, Jesse knight is reported
to have acquired control of the Ely
Carbonate company's property and
to have in view the acquisition Of
other properties from which he be-
lieves he can get ore for his Utah re-
duction works. The amount in
volved in purchase of the interest
he has acquired in Ely Carbonate,
has not been made known.
Yesterday Mr.. Knight left for
Hamilton in company with A. B.
Witcher and it is possible that his
insection of properties in that dis
inspection of properties in that dis
those which he took following his
visit to the Carbonate property.
The Carbonate Ely Co. has a cap
italization of 100000 on its prop
critics in Saw Mill canyon, 35 miles
south of here. Charles A.. Walker,
G.. F. Foreman, M. B. G%araghan, M.
M. Johnson and the late Neil Munro
incorporated the company. Carbon
ate ore has been opened which car
ries values of from Is to 80 per cent
copper, SO gold and SIS in silver.
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a good supply of water has been de-
veloped. Mr.. Boyd, who is general
manager of the company, states that
they have $4,000 tons of S12 rock
blocked out, and they also have a
fine streak of ore carrying high val
ues in silver and gold. This high
grade will run up to several thous-
and dollars per ton.
The Rescue is an old property and
has produced a large amount of mon
ey. In the early days the ore was
shipped to Austin, the cost of haul
ing and treatment being about $50
per ton. The streaks of ore range
from two to nine feet in width, and
in what is known as the Ivy shoot
the stope is fifteen feet wide where
the ore was extracted. Leasers have
at various times worked the property
but they filled up the shaft with
waste from the 500 level to $50. The
new management is now cleaning out
the shaft, in addition to development
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E. w. HULsE co T T

While there was n sensational adj
vance in any of the Ely Coppers yes
terday, the market closed exception
ally strong. Nevada Con. and Cum
berland Ely climbed a few points,
which is a good indication that
a strong market has been establish
ed. The last squirt in local issues
was confined solely to the lower
priced stocks and caused a number
of purchasers to take small profits.
The present advance is general and
will have the effect of creating a
firmer market generally. Among
the lower priced issues, Calumet
was most in demand, with Soc bid
and but few sellers at that figure.
Most of those who bought this stock
for 25c are holding for SOC and bet
ter, with exceptionally good pros
poets of getting it before another
week passes.
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ALL THE ELYS were THERE
!. WITH vICOR YESTERDAY
NeDddd Con. Cumberland, Gir0ux
and Inspiration Doing Things..AH
Home Stocks ActiDe= confidence

The week made a strong close on
the market, with all indications
favorable to still better things dur
ing the present week. Nevada Con.
held to it's upturn yesterday and
vance 1t is pulling Cumberland Ely
up with it and, logically, will con
tinue to do so. Gain for n is gain
for the other. Ely Central held firm
under natural and to be expected
profit taking. Buyers appeared
ready to take all offerings at the
slight recession and it is likely to-
morrow will again find the stock on
the advance. Inspiration was strong
err and is looked to for material adj
vance during the present week. Ma
son valley may be expected to get
in the running at any time. 1t is a
splendid buy at present price. There
has been some hammering of late
because of alleged necessary financ-
ing, but those who know the inside
understand this as bear talk pure
and simple. Mason Valley financing
is the easiest of all it's problems.
In the home market the upward
swing continues with life in all the
issues and demand strong.
The brokers are doing more bust
ness than at any time in three years.
Their public is confident and every
day finds more in the situation to
justify the belief that the up move
ment is here for a protracted period
and to make good returns for those
who pin their faith to broader de-
velopment.
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OLD RESCUE
PROPERTY AND
ITS NEW PLANS

G. Z. Boyd and VIM. Huggard of
the Louisson Exploration company
have returned from a trip to the
Rescue mine, in White Pine county,
which the company recently acquir-
ed, says the Goldfield News. The
property is located IA miles east of
Eureka and so miles west of Ely,
and comprises a group of about 10
acres, besides a millsite on which
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NOTICE TO

Ely, New, October 26th. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the Tax
Roll OF White Pine County, for the
year 1909, was turned over to me the
Treasurer and Ex-Ohicio Tax Receiver
of said County on the 25th day of DC
tober, 1909. All taxes including State,
County, Specials and Poll Taxes, en-
tered on said Roll, are now due n
payable at the Office of the County
Treasurer of said County for the year
1909. Unless all Poll Taxes and half of
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Market Holds to the Upgrade UM
Excellent Promise of Keeping Gait

work, and will again open the lower
levels. The property has a hosting
plant, compressor and good surface
equipment for carrying on work on a
large scale. A new ore body recent
ly opened on the 60-foot level
promises to develop into bonanza
proportions, carrying considerable
native silver and silver bromides.
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MCCULLOUGH SELLS INTEREST.

For consideration of 81, H. G. Nc
Culloch has transferred to Miss Vir-
ginia Carothers a one-third interest
in the Ida, Arch, Chance and Snow
shoe claims in the Taylor district.
Deed was FLED yesterday.