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Continued next week
STATE CONTROL OF ROADS.
Wty a Kansas County's Surveyor Fk-
vors 4 Uniform System.

Wty a Kansas Coanty's Surveyor FI-
vors 4 Uniform System.
The state control of roads in crsier
70 brin. about nnforfnity. and e'llnl-
nate the o.hces uha; Dare 10 do with
road building jS adv ocatci by !. NJ.
Lindsay. county surveyor of Nyan-
dotse county KAN. Mr.. Lindsay would
abolish the Office Of comfy engineer
and have reSidens stat. cr@jDcer ais
pointed eithe, by the state hlGhwaT
engineer or good roads commission.
AS a continuation Of the plan tic
township road orerseer would be W.
der th-. control of the resident eikSi-
neer, and the result. Mr.. Lindsay
saws. would be uniformity Of rouds
aud bridges
Suppose" Mr.. Lindsay said. chat
the county commissioners Of one colln-
ty should erect concrete bridge and
on the salle road in the next County 4
cheap tin affair is erected. In a few
years the cheap briSge may wear out
and n beavity losded wagon or
thrssllins machine would be compel
led 20 GO :ar,IUnd tt Under state con-
troI this ,co,.d!tion would not ardse, as
the plans for bridges would he more
or Sess 'CnT:.rm. Not that All bridges
wcxld upresSalrily s,e concrete. &ut the
cagacity and condition of every bridge
in the suare xoulG lie ;h.nUwn 'ilg every
ressieIr ,eirfneer II nhe survey OF
everw county, roas 'wep made IN con-
for1ity with r0asS in ntlioinirS coun-
tics u'he ,flnirnnte reSut; wU,st3 be
ROAD straislE .acw,sS tie stale at NE
un8SuN NOat.
This ~puuv7 lie nhe case If surveys.
for all generally 1ravesed ROADS were
fled tu sa.e office OF -rhe state highway
engineer .or with a COED :roacs COM
MISSION. TheD, nso. the 'road boss
who iisssts upon his own ideas "a
road tuiidinS. whether they are right
or Wronx. wSMld be eliminated. He
would he anaer the direction or
competent engineer. aad his bit OF
road would receive the same asIention
as any other road In the state.
Mr.. Lindeay is one 'sf the three
members Of committee appointed BY
tire Kansas Engineering sociafy to
procure the passage OF good roads
laws in the Kansas legislature next
winter. He is eDdeavorin& to get the
support Of the society for state Con-
trOi Of highways.
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said Scroogc'S nephew. ''He wouldn't
take il from me. but may he have II
nevertheless. I'ncie SrroOge"
Uncle Srrongr haG im!mrcrptibly be-
como so gay and i;.h' al heart that ne
would nave pledged The unconscious
comlauy III return aid gnanhrd them
In an inaud;h!" Sl'"" Ii il the ghost had
given him Iiu" Hu; Ia" whole scene
passed of in ihr breath of The last
word >pnkcn !y his n"r'H"w. and he
and he spirit We're again upon their
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travels
Much they saw. and tar they WEN;
and many homes they visited. hut Il!
ways with a happy end The spirit
stood beside Sickbcds. and they were
cheerful: on foreign lands. and they
were close ut home: by Struggling NOR.
and they were patient in their greater
hone: bv povertv. and il WAS rich. ~
almshouse. hospital and Jail. III mis-
erv's every refuge. where vain man u
his little brief authority had not rnad"
fast the door and barred tie spirit "u'
he lef, his blessing AID taught ScroG-t
his precrrtS.
II WIS n long night If II w're OH;
a night. but Scroo"e had his douh'S O.
this becau%e the Christmas holidays
appeared 10 hc co"drn>rd I'M" III"
srace of rit::r they passed together IL
was stvlu.,. TOO. that While Srr"""'
remained nnal,crcd in his ontW;iE"
form the Ghost vrew older. clearly ola
or Scrouce ,i:sd observed this rhanSe'
mn. never spoke Of il until they 'eIt a
childrcnS Twelfth Ni"ht party. """'|
iooEir:: IL tie ~mirit "S they s'o"h '"
ccrEcr IN mn o',rn place. he notice.. '"2'
its hair WIS @r.iN
"Arr spirits lives so short" aS:'c,.
Scrco2c.
My life upon this globe is very
brief" replied the ghost. 1T ends TO-
night"
"Tonicht." cried ScrooSe.
Tonight ut midnight. Hark' TIE
time rS ,.rawin: near
Tho bel! struck l..
Scrpoce ;ouErc abont him for 'E'
rbnSi and ~aw il not As inc !aN'
stroke. .,,:.>rG &C. vihrate be remember
"a ,nr PREDICTION nf old Jacob Mariei
and rriin:. ny his eyes, beheld soteT!i
phanrnn,. d.;.l,~d and hooded. com'ns
like a mist along the ground toWaS
| him.
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a A2rry Christmas I" us ali, my
dearS, ;;ol bless Us
u-,>;.,, ,u ,ho f,.,iI.- rn-pchnpI
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.:sep 1n,Ess ,.,EEY ONE SAID TIM TIM.

.:seD In4Ess t:sEL:Y one" SAID TIN5 TIM
was the ogre Of the faraily. Thr men,
ton .Oi his ualnc cas- - dark shadow
ON the party which Mo~ not 'dispclc,i
for fall five minutes
And HON without a word ~ 'Harl-
jng from The ghost. they stood upon
n bleak aud desert moor. where nion-
etrous masses of rude stone we've cast
about as though il Were the burial
place ,,i giants. and water spread 1t
self whereSoav4r it liSted-Or il would
have done 80 but fur the frost that.
held Ii prisouef-and n"Ihiug grew but.
moss aud furne and cearSe. rank grass.
Gown in the west the ,setting sun had.
left a streak 0f fiery red. which. .Glarcd
anon .th. L'S0l;s ion fGr LII instaiE like
q yullen eye and frowIjng lower, low
er, lower yet. Was .lGSL in the chicK
gloom .uf darkest night
II WAS gres6 surpx'se Ito .S'1ss"S'-
while aisteunnG to the puanins 'ef the.
wind and thinking What S<3icmlt
thing 1t was to move on through the
lonely slarkneSs over -an .nnkr"wn
abyss whose depths were secrets .as
profound ~ aleath. Ii was "a great
surprise Ia ;Scrooge while thus 'en1ag-
ed to herr q. hearty laugh. 1T 'was a
.nuch greater surptise to ,Scr0oge TO
recognize II aS his ,Gwn nephew;S anu
TO find himself n bright. dry, gleam-
Ing room. With the spirit standing
smiling by his side AMI looking at tiSt
same nephe-s with approving affabb-
fty.
.He said that Ci ristmas was a hum
bug. as . live" cried kcrooaeSs neph-
ew. ~fIe i,etievcd it tos.."
More shams fW him. Fred said
Scrooges Hie~ Indignantly. Bless
those women They never do any
thing tF T1nives They ane always In
earnest
She wa4 very pretty. exceedingly
pretty. with Iffmpled. surprised lo"k-
ing. capital face. \ ripe little mouth
that seemed made to he gJssed-aS
no DOUBT il waS--all kinds "f GOOD
little dots about her chin that melted
into one another when she laughed
and the sunniest pair Of eyes yOs ever
saw I'm nuy little creatures head Al
together she was what yOu would have
called provoking. You know. but sAf3s-
factory. too-oh. perfectly satisfactory!
"He's romicai old fellow said
Scrooge'S ncphc~-'thatS the truth
and not X" pIeasant as he might he.
However. h "Tcn>es carry their own
punishment. and have nothing to SAY
against him"
81 have II" patience with him. OF
served Scroo"e'S niece. Scrooge's
niece'S sisters and all the other ladies'
expressed The same opinion.
"Ch. I have said Scrooge's neph-
ew. Il am sorry for him. ! couldn't
he angry with him II l tried. Who
suffers ny his i'll whimS: Himself
always. Here he takes it into his
head to dislike us. and he won't come
and dine with us. What's the conse-
quencc: II" doesn't lose much OF q
Sinner"
Indeed. think he loses a very good
dinner" interrupted SCrooSeS niece.
Everybody else said the same. and
they must br allowed 10 have been
compete JUDGES because they HAD
lust ha, dinucr and with the dc>S"ri
upon IN" table. were clustered round
the fire by lamp!"ht.
well, am very glad to hear 1t.
said ScroUgc's nephew. because /
haven't any great faith in these yonns
housekeepers, What do You say Top
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BUILDING OF
GOOD ROADS
Suggestions For the Treatment
Of Rural highways,
NO PATCHWORK WHATSOEVER
The Work to Be Done In Sections-A
Mile SncuId Be Carefully Finished In
Its Entirety - How the Roadway
Ouott to Be Cared For.

Ought to Be Cared for.
io" eoou ''"'' ''>'
how they Sn"u!d be cd'eu iot i 'e'S1'
described i'll The Iowa Homestead Z!
an enthusiast. who says:
In the hrsi place, there should be uc
,,hy,or,. ro,.i,,,l.iun b.v;ue, for its
s,,oo. ,,. ., ,,,I.o on.. n,rticu,or spot
,,. c,,,,r, ,o don,
~, . ,,;,o of
III sec'ion>' VI '"'''''e'
ROAD ShouId pe '"Neu anu 'o"'''e'e' ~
its entirety. Every lnch oI II sHoo'o
be mai :. god and safe road. vel
ture r.t' ;:>,'cr.i"u that not more thah
CT. :n::c Fl r",:.: ia every ten is safe
or .y., c.,,.. >n,.lc dangerous trap to
..,.,.., .r,,.t... 60 careless drivers or
,r....,.. .....,.., -. ,.Inse observation of
..... .,o,,,s l., r,,da
,.or
$" 'A''' ! "''' i '''ish' S''ie's u'''e
ehe'h.
hr%iH"lnS. W"""t 'S'"'l'S' '.%
Sona''l" %r;;"" :" 'Ea' Il" >'rep ,ii''S
re''a'h "n'a '''e N"'" !. ''''I"u .''.. -
"o,."' axe over '''e '.''"e VIZ" -,
! The f"ld FROM '''ce 90 '"H''' "'"'I
make the ar'n;'' r"'"""! VI ''""'
WiAtA. "itn only rise e"'"2n III .ns
center to she'd ram FROM 'he gutter
al The side Of this roadwa! ""u'o
make smooth and even grade 10 the
fence line. Then would compel the
property owners along the road TO Keel
the roadside well set in grass and tc
NOV and care for IT just as they d'
their meadows. No deep. unsiSht!
and dangerous gallies would be per
mittcd. and the man who scrapch
lot of grass weeds, csods and trasi
into the center of the road should Il
once be condemned To penal serritud
for fife. Capinl punishment would r
TOO good for ,sre one who secured ] 1
n)sw in the rcsad.
mr. .,.a ,.or,or ,,,,o ,Lnued IN
s.,..nh nf ,..od Iof,- in ,b. fall ar
,ef+ II ~ mellow ND unf1 sprir
.shc,,,d -. n,snisbod 1o rosd>ess Sih
! wi, njow has ne, place in any roa
fb,t has ooce ben pru.ealy mad
The co,e az a road made. according
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womb ne uu-
grateful not to
drink Ills heai&.
Here is 4 glass
of ninSlcd wine
ready ts our hand
at the moment.
aBd ! say Uncle
ScroOge,"''
well. L II G ! e
ScroOge.' I Ii e Y
cried
A III erry
Christmas and L
happy New Year
to the old man,
whutpVpr he is
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GOOD ROAD ITEMS.

Z LAST year New Jersey spent.
more than $1.OO0.OC0 in repair
ing roads.
Escambia county, Fla. Is in
Eestigating the cost and advan-
: tages Of shell roads.
Spain is planning a circuit
! highway 1874 miles long. to cost {
s $1.44O.OOO. ,
There is a movement on foot
in Iowa to spend tie hunters .
license fund for road improve
} nent. :
or the 100000 miles of public
; road in the United States 44.OOO 1
|. miles rank as first class. e..
Williamson county. Tex. will !
. spend 100000 in the construc- L..
ton Of sixty miles Of gravel
. road. i
The Boys Booster club Of Iron !
; county. Mo-. has the honor Of j
, being the hrSt company OF good !;
roads soldiers in Missouri. !
Citizens Of Franklinton. La, !
have asked for a per capita tax :;
in their parish Of 81 on each !
male between sixteen and fifty I
for good roads. !
The Automobile Club Of In 3
diana is offering $500 in cash I
prizes to the road supervisors Z
who make the best showing in !
keeping up their roads. :
White sulphite waste. by +
product in the manufacture of j.
wood pulp. is being used in parts +
of New York TO make road +
surface. The experiment is be-
ing watched with interest. +
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y The Carolina Furniture Co has
some fine Haviland China Dinner
Sets that would please little wifey
for Christmas. lZ-lo-Zt
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Ei1H aoAds veesus Convex

Fi1t Roads Versus Convex.
Fiat reads. rs opposed to those Of
convex sectien. are recommended in
the London lse,rd Of trade traffic re-
port as tending to minimize the splash
ong OF parements with mud.
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Serial NO. 05480.
NOTICE OF APPLICATI0N FOB q. 3.
PATENT.
Survey No. 1898.
In the United States Land once;

In the United States Land ONCE,
Carson City, Nevada, Oct. 28th, 1910.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
U. s.. CAPITAL MINING COMPANY, a
corporation, by Walter s. Norris, its at
torney in fact, whose postof1ce ADDRESS
is Goldheld, Nevada, has made applica-
ton for patent for the lode
mining claim. in Montezuma Mining
District, Esmeralda County. Nevada. IN
the south half of Sec. 10. and the north
" of Sec. 22 T. 2 s., r.. Al. e. M. ID.
b. & M, and described as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence tne
n. w. Cor. Sec. 20, AZ s.. X Al ~ ~
D.. B. & M, bears N. So 81. 40. ".
1881 IT; thence s. 76o IS, p. SOC II. 70
Cor. No. 2; thence N. 13' ~ e. l59o ~,
to Cor. No. 8: thence N. To- ~ W. oVy
IT. to Cor. No. A; end thence >. 10 "a
w. 1900 IT. to Cor. No. 1. the place Oh
beginning.
All corners are marked by sawed pine
posts 4 IT. long. 4 ms. square. set -;
In the ground, in mouna OF eartn anu
stone. and scribed with the appropriate
corner and survey mDer
The lode line runs In a general noftn-
erly and scutherly direction, ana tnere
are no claims adjoining or conrlictins
with said Resale claim.
Total and net area OF saiu nosalis
claim is 20.661 acres. which is appiieo
for.
LOUIS ]. -COHN. Register;
Date of first publication, Oct. ~. lslo.
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serial NO. o5481.
uor1cE OF APPLICATIONS o o. >
PATENT.
survey NO. 1894.
the limited States Land Office.
III --AlA not O2fl l4lQ

In the United states Lana OinoS
carson City, Nevada, Oct. 2Sth, IslV.
NOTICE is HEREBY I'VE Jhat
y 8 CAPITAL MINING COMPANY, a
eornoration. by Walter S. Norris, It's at
,orpev in fact, whose postoffice address
~ GnIdield. Nevada, has made app1lca-
ion for patent for the YELLOW ROSE
M mining claim, in Montezuma Min
ing District. Esmeralda County, Nevada
in the N. e. Il of Sec. %, IT, 3, II. a.
n M. d. B.. M, and described as loi-
beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence the
NJ w cor. Sec. %, It. 2 s., r. Al T., M:
n NJ, bears N. Sc 05' 20" w. 3S4l.4
Feet and also whente Cor. NO. 3, survey
No. 1899, Rosalie lode, bears n. DO "
w 1162.12 1T; thence S. So IA +. 600
Fl 70 Cor. No. 2: thence S. o. 40. w: l50o
f. TO Cor. No. g.; thence N. So IA W;
500 #. TO Cor. No. A; and thence n; o.
80 b. 1900 TT. to Cor. No. /, the place
Of beginning. ona
southerly and there are no claims ad-
Joining or conflicting with SAID yellow
Rose claim. vouou
Rose claim is 20.661 acres which is ap-
piled for.
hy sawed pine posts, 4 1T. long, A ms;
square. set 2 TT. in the ground, in mound
of earth and stone and scribed win
their appropriate corner and survey
LOUIS j. COHN, Register.
Date of first publication, oct. ~. i9lo.
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No. 1899.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
For Permission 20 Appropriate tn
Public Waters Of the State Of Nc
vada-
No. 1899.

Public Waters Of the State Of Ne
yada.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
on the Bird day of December, 1910, in
accordance with Section rs, Chapter
XXI, Of the Statutes of 1909, The
GoldfelC Consolidated Water Com
pany, of Goldfeld, County of Esmerai-
da. and State of Nevada, made apph-
cation of the State Engineer of Ne
vada for permission to appropriate the
public waters of the State of Nevada.
Such appropriation is to be made from
Mammoth Spring, at points on the
south end of Wonder No. 3 Mining
Claim, about eight miles southwest OF
the town of Ida in See. ID, I. 8 s., r.
80 E., NJ. d. B. & NJ, by means of a
pumping plant, and n cubic foot per
second is to be conveyed to points of
use in and about the town of Gcidfeld,
by means of a pipe line, and there used
for domestic, mining, milling and irri-
CATION purposes. Water not to be re
turned to stream.
Signed EMMETT D. BOYLE,
State Engineer.
12-10-1O-5t
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Plaintiff,
Ebert J. Goshorn,
Defendant.


Action brought in the District Court
of the Seventh Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, in and for the County
of Ecmeralda, and the Complaint
fled in said County of Esmeralda, i'll
the office of the Clerk of said District
Court.
THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
GREETINGS to Ebert J.. Goshorn., De-
PENDANT. YOU ARE HEREBY requir-
ed to appear in an action brought
against you by the above-named Plain
tiff in the District Court of the Sew
enth Judicial District of the State of
Nevada, in and for the County of Es-
meralda, and to answer the Complaint
fled therein, within ten days (exclu-
sive of the day of service) after the
service on you of this Summons, #
served within this County; or, if served
out of this County, but in this District,
within twenty days, otherwise, within
forty days; or judgment by default will
be taken against you, according to the
prayer of SAID complaint.
The said action is brought to secure
a decree of divorce from you on the
ground of willful desertion and abaa-
donment for the period of more THAI
one year, in this, that on or about the
10th day of October, 1909, you will
fully and without cause left the home
of this plaintiff, abandoned and DESERT
ell her. and that said 'willful desertion
and abandonment continues to the
present time. All of which will ap-
pear more fully in the complaint filed
in this action, in the Office of the clerH
of the above entitled Court.
And you are hereby notified that if
Won fail to appear and answer SAID
complaint, as above required, SAID
Plaintiff will take Judgment against
Won nv default and ask the Court for
relief in accordance with the prayer OF
the Complaint, to which you are here
by referred. =,
Given under my hand and the Seal
80 tho District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Ne
u.ao in and for the County of Esmer-
aida this twenty-ninth day of Nove'h-
hor IN the Year of Our Lord One
rhorsand Nine Hundred and Ten.
(seon JOSEPH HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY {. t. GOLDEN,
Deputy Clerk.
Attest:-A true Copy.
ADAMS F. BROWN,
Attorney cor Plaintiff.
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VS..
LYDIA SCOTT LIMERICK,

LYDIA SCOTT LIMERICK,
Action brought in the District court
of the Seventh Judicial District or tne
State of Nevada, in and for the county
of Esmeralda, and the Complaint hled IN
said County of Esmeralda, in the once
of the Clerk of said District Court;
THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
GREETINGS to Lydia Scott limerick
Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action III against IN S you p pis t
Court Of the Seventh Judicial District on
the State of Nevada, in and Tor the
County of Esmeralda, n TO answer sau dans
Exclusive of the day OF serv1ce) aItes
the service on you of this SUMMONS, n
served within this county; or, II served
out of his County. but in this District,
within twenty days, otherwise, Wltnin
forty days; or Judgment by defauit VIII
be taken against you, according 10 TIC
The said action is brought to secure
ground of willful desertion for the per-
about the end day of January, 1909.
without any just cause or provocatfon
and without fault of this plaintiff. did
willfully desert and bando this PLAIN.
tiff, and that you have. ever since that
date. willfully persisted in such apan.
donment and desertion, and. that you, az
the present time. DO on continue AZ Of
which will appear more fully in the COM
plant. 80
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to appear and answer SAID COM !.
plant, as above required. said plalntln
will take judgment by default and ash
the court for relief, in accordance Win
the prayer of the complaint. to when
you are hereby referred.
Given under my hand and the seal -
the Doistrict Court of the Seventh judi
cial District of the State of Nevada, IN
and for the County of Esmeralda, TINS
10th day of December, in the Year OF
Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Ten.
(SeaD JOSEPH HAMILTON.
Clerk.
BY C. T. GOLDEN.
Deputy Clerk.
Attest:-A true Copy. ,oo
Date of first publication, Dec. "a, 1917.
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FORMER TONOPAH GIRL
MARRIED AT TRUCKER

Miss Mollie Hogan, formerly of To
nopah, and Henry C~harbonneau of Re-
no, were united in marriage last Sun.
day at Truckee by the Rev. Father Hor-
gan. Miss Hogan, while at Tonopah,
was employed by the Western Union
Telegraph company, and during her res
idence in Reno has also been with the
same company. A sister, Mrs. J. f,
Busch, died at Rhyolite yer a year ago.
The couple will make their residence
in Reno.
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But speaking or writing letters 70 tne
xo,,. Tho are out on a vacation, don't
Won need some stationery The News
Stationery store keeps what you want
Tablets from 10 cents up, box station
cry from 25 cents up.
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SHORT or stationery We print the
best. Phone 1889
NO. 1899.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
For Permission to Appropriate the Fun'
lie Watars Of the State Of Nevada.

NOTICE is HEREBY. GIVEN that on
the 23rd day of November, l9lo, IN &c
Of the Statutes of 1909. one Charles q.
Patrick of Goldield, County OF Esmerai-
da, and State of Nevada, made appllca-
ton TO the State Engineer or Nevada
for permission to appropriate the pub
lie waters of the State of Nevada. Such
appropriation is to be made from zig
con Springs, located in the e N of NE.
Y Sec. II, r. 6 S.. R. 39E., M. D. B. & "a
at points in the Sc. " of NE: 4 Sec. II,
T. 6 s., r. 80 E.. by means of tanks and
yeyed to points in the NE. " of NE..A
kSec. II, T. s S., r. 39 E., M. d. b. & NJ,
by means of steel pipes, and there used
for irrigation, mining. milling and pow,
to stream.
Signed EMMETT D. BOYLE.
State Engineer.
First publication 12-10-10-5t.
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WANTED. fairly rich free milling
gold mine, where there is no
water, to install successful
dry gold-saving process recently
invented. Address C. T. HEi-
Sell, Cleveland Ohio
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PAVING DENVER STREET
WITH SILVER BULLION

DENVER, Dec. 23. - Sixth avenue
is being surfaced with Stag from the
dump of the old Grant smelter, and a
portion of the dump where a quantity
of silver bullion was run off by mistake
many years ago, was used before the
Smelling and Refining company, which
owns the dump, has stopped the remov-
al of the valuable deposit.
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- 80 District Of b State Of Nevada
ana Tor the County Of EsmsraldA
George =. Hildebrand.
sarah Ellen H~ildebrand,
Action brought in The District Court
o. of Nevada, in and for the County
Ssarsmeralda. n the Complaint filed in
Ola county of Esmeralda. in the office
OF tn1 STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
aPEETINGS to Sarah Ellen Hildebrand.
Defendant ~un rscuirad 70 annear in
You ton brought against you by the
An e-named Plaintiff in the District
SSoovvrrt of the Seventh Judicial District of
nv state of Nevada, in and for the
GCnvntv OF Esmeralda, n to answer the
SSomniaint filed therein. within. ten days
Ssxcfusiye of the day Of service) after
Ne service on you of this II
se.'o Of This County. but in this District.
OUsthin twenty days, otherwise, within
ywnrty days; or judgment by default will
he taken against you. accoroins 10 'he
PRIZE said action is brought to secure a
,ueree of divorce against. you on the
arounds of willful. desertion for more
than on or about the 18th day of .Octo-
ina 1905. you willfuly and without
Dell, deserted and abandoned the plain
caus and that said abandonment and de-
lin;,on continues to h present time.
s su Of which will appear more fully IN
Al Complaint, now on file In the once
the nierk of the above entitled court.
of t md You are hereby notified that if
Tail to appear and answer said CON-
gglaint. as above required sa I'D, ft hu dal
Viii ' and ask the court for relief in ac-
faua. nce with the prayer of the. COM
piaint. to which you | s aps s anS the re seai 81
GlnEsstrict Court of the Seventh Judi
the GDsstrict of the state of Nevada. in
srai for the. County of E Es ths ga, .n of
END day Of Noyember, IN MIN, the Hnndred
ana JOSEPH HAMILTON,
''e"| BY c. T.. GOLDEN, mor
Attest:-A true Copy.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada, in and for the County of Els
meralda.
Georgia Gates Goshorn,
Plaintiff.