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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-18
Married.

Mr.. James Hilbun to Mrs Bessie
Allen bv Rev George w. Beatty i'll the
Methodist parsonage, June 10, 1910,
Mr.. T.. A. Blanchard and Mrs. G. $.
Estes stood with them
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-18

Jacob Strles, of Gold Greek, was at
the Commercial Monday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

WELL IMPROVED ranch q seven $40
rluuf 1ur sale ~ owner lr usutsr ~ Crfv
county. leNuts vel WufarsG priced flrfTl
Apply 81 ~ =. LpvtrL Parma Tsr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

EAEGAIN-EN-ac-t farm nuEr WEaIfrun
hruI uuuUU ArEEnEss e. aureE EIaf nnf
a. uzaaouW. naLEuus Euihar- Euut hultn1s
h1r1- EEu1llEur NH1aE. EEina UaM n
Co. y a1dEul arE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

wv |-n-r huvF fur nnis srturu. err
cruCrr ~ c~urirui lance and rru uHElu--rn ana
rHlltcu Hufruntt fuF E~ulr Uu6 Eluck ale
lur CHEAP on gu.rE sale Live uur~uHuund-
ff.t vrurpr Nunf uus -uEuuus HE firnf
a. paroles need EuEvur References given
r. Hs.u.feC aursert = F'ufTln II an
.Tvuruln pan. Yer MuEun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05
ArErnsus-CuurruurG.

ArErusns--Clrr rruurG-
AsKANsAs FAE-Ms-Hir uHa upsuihl
hErEEiuE sem erHE N-~Irn IuuEf LEulE.l
fsiEfa FE1e1rpvius Ara
Cn1lfuru Ia
I'M 1bACEE FEACa ORCHARD 70
OurA~io Ca. rH.ut q on 90 trace fur ruue
EiuuHuurn property uhuuf same wHlmF runa
adur Luturu " Eiuua F1u1m Severn fius
California Strange ErUvaa f-uu $1,000 Up
ed 70 Eme EraaeE ElauF uuE cGsiFl thf uHH'
piara n EnUrhe-h GUlifurniu prime 81 -
EnnuEiful u-uugrtT- viii uET uIE rUrurhi
ulEn - wuu hEv HEEtB-u properly 40 rruus
~ Uuulhnrr Gglffu-uiu- EHut lrErT I1ri0E.
ErucgH eetHrtsc EuyvhH-t IHilhtl. pur-
Hu1snl NttHutur gwen - your uEr-u-a In
eu-Hure sales rrades -arItHlH. irtsErrnarcH
ran EsufBsaureH Eu~ulEhac .BTusI q NUH
Utusuu ~ E~Eisy HieE. HsELes-E. Ca
q AEHEE Fsnsst Orange .Lud nsE-
FruHuu. CEl1u-niA g6ae Bee
OHnndn-
EF1F -E--FpuHTUsG EuRFHE ~ -hr riu--
fnur fruif tiiHrriuf u9 southern B-fclNt
rnlurnhih fur $40 unsr Ene $40 uIurtblv
wfLhuuf Interest. AunuE. u~ufItf $3.50 10
lruf-ery hunting EHniuE bnEaiuE ueiiruf-
ful Vsrm climate. churuh. Alnunl post
uffiue Hlure. hiE 80 v'ml4 oEI,y erHinn
rlune 70 market urltuiiref Demand fuf
rrudurta. Wrltt uuiuf Cor maus phutus
frHU Informs zion y uEf huufUrEg F'rui1
LANDS CB. LauTu- =. Drawer ava. NelHun.
BrtuHn GuluushIA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

q ACEEE LIVE LAND y urfeSvrauF
kHifnna flatllfa. t-r1uu huuHE l1rna -
eillrEEL nnla1 Elr1rG UuG C-uul hruaf -
farm. niles trum ElEriuu EcnuuI a "a
$50. eEfV tCrmn Ton = Hnnuu 49,
GA E1lls hsLlE. cuHlbaElana VA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

Tur 6 10 IHl co. huraf cal az sdfrenF NJ
hcEniuL BIDS HuuEtuu Tea ur NuuE-1s
Land and Lui Co.. g. New Earf LIZ EIifF-
phone Fsst ls8. A-1LE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
TRAVEEEMD BY TER
ATLANTA EIE-LINCEAM a
ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
Lands ndEptHbls - the widsE1 rEnrs o.
orupa; Al The nancy nrupt q rhs Soufh
plsulifuIly p-uouusG- Tor hterHturs treat
usna. Ehuruh and schuui h0vEntEEea. Wrltl
". x LiH-AEE
eurg PHHsoaGur All Dept x AalEutA ca
EB-ACBE improved farm. nurthw.uf
1UvHs 1hree-qunrrurE mia frum town. -
errsE fillAnls - Per EGrs. uieEr. OwuaF
va trade 1ur E0os BuaiIlaaa. tAEs hslEaas
soKEs LAND 90. Pstaraan. la
NEW IOWA Farm
~ hCraB ia miles from Council EluffE
?. O., 3 miles from city lmira and y mile
from new electric line Use IN lHlf was q
Rcrsf DEtg 2 a-fGltE, G. corn. 20 timothy
and CLOVER, 1G hardwood UmbeT and uEE-
tire, orchard AND vineyard Z uHrura.l
ErAHs. EApuHs FIRST ulEHE. nuf small: good
barn. row barn and hog sheds new ma
clinarE shed. ueueursf cave corn -erl be-. exc
Fr1us 80 Hume rerrns. Farm never urepi-
uuElT offered tuI sale ~ advertised. owner
WAITS 70 sc 20 laEhn and UEU I a. 50 uuril
he sallk uut here. nsnue rhiF extremely low
price samsbOcy Is gong 20 make q lut
electric uErE going and Il mBy AZ vel he
vuu. WIN r BleaAutupI CBuurfI BluffE
a. q Baldwin HlE BEL phone Fec "a
Ind. 81 BED.
FuR EALB-Em auua wsu tmuruv.s- al
eGiA per Enrs 1m shurT time only. -
assm sl.an A hE-EEin ~ So PER GGFG
y. & KENNEDY. CAST AKA IA.
IOWA FAlZMG
Wr1tH tnr mg NrEs fnuseG1ad
b Hma 10 ~ 80 Aursa a. prizes
guua AEEre EHlma. EuE EEGlEua
S-SuSs G5Iny y ~ No. -. go A.
=, q EEELIF EE
W1un1rgHLs IA
LOOK
N acres q vel improved LAND Hhul-
nlllel ron E9Do luVnk btlL sci a. 8
lEue- VIII SOL ~ rrEht for liver fiusi-
hardware or groceries. LOCK Boa q o.
neuilr IA
GOOD H-ACEE FLACH
81 miles - CuuuC EluftE Eu6 ! miles ~
Iud uT8as- lannsd lnI5 ssVerEi reldT as.-tsS
IN E-eE1E clover Euc timothy 4 bnrf 4
49, 49, - r,y,5-- -, 80. ICON house
place. hut = 700 orc @ handle ~ Irf a
goee Elans Enc urn me munfF- E460l
EEEH EEAL EETATE CO.
u Pear 81, Council BufeE
UU ALHlE.n
Eiich vhlsy land "a miles east 81 Cuunui
ATGEE E-EAL EsIATH CO..
a EaHr- 81. Council ElurfB
EEnsaa-
~ ACEEN II Andarnus. r1uu-r e. a.
anruE paEEura. hI-lEuDs new lEuG. rTios- "a
paf aol'a &c. hzNuzIn Lzut Co. g.
AZ 49, lHuGs lErm lEuuf In sasar.--
t-anEaE. uuutg. subject "a urerIuua a. =
" U-1-l4 EhE-llDW Warur alEnifr 49,
81 - Tsar EETe; - mlieH from ~ rlus ii RI
9-4l-A ED1c WhaEl o. nruuM nuru ana a.
pr emut q ulliaE 1ruW GlEuuluE "a 80
Pa Z. - CErd baurf Ulrr Enn
EAMaArHIE
An nrsaa nhuins lEud. 1.us uurur ~ a,
a. WheEts vel luu1tEd. vel imuruuef- r =
pr GUH. vi GEuiHGnEs 1uF smaller
a GiuE ulEulEEiuE % uaErlT 2aH &C.,
eel tuuEiEe ana W1k l1uIzruuaf. Lalufr -
- Der uurE- uaal.
MndoFn aNslbarrai fiuur MN are .l-,,..-.
GuluE Fuot hLEalnaEHs ua1Era.I 49, -
81 ana casa 1uT rEncn
- eEaa $50 WhsEl a1r lEur uurrc,t
LEna4a - pr EurHs AR Fsut1I
! hEva auna nnuiBs EErma ame prvrt..
h. GnAuarn Lnn1Aa and western HiErurT-5
Az Hl24 g1N Iirins Bou wan. some VII -
rn1uEa nal Bu1 van 40 BIZ. sell -
alas q HAtE4 Z sauid hks 10 haar 80
EEAEK GEE L@v-uuss EEE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

~ FGrmHs. uams u suuth r,sEuts. So.
pHgllE iii&n ranlEs oEu var uWu fnFnr-
upHue M munET 1uT VuuF lu1uruugnsg-T-f@
lnEt tpl 1fH p9FluG IN IOWA o. niEh reut
Ne UFu rEautT ClirlerH OF lHud here 80
- cE1 sell Euu Tor 60 a. 90 pr aara -
lEruua Euu ga 3 ueaL a. ~ a. u a. 6r.s--
halEnnE N Ila1 uleuls 81 3 saT uaul en-
ll1ra lalura LnH Nlalla Are AL Euna -
tul tU1ululaElun WFlaa DlEun klrua a. 49,
81 h1Iaaa. hGulE uuaMu. q =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

uoLCRAuo LAND
Z hEvt LuE acres u improved Buf ur.'--.
FTuusd iun6 eur sale a. from Slp NJ q AZ
arra within from one 70 ten miles ll 1pWns
al guB6 iIikEs wrlfe me - pE-uCulErA
2. o. Bran. B0VLNA- COLA
F,0R aELLABLE EHE- lDrBrss f-lii
rrnutH n luiurhdn On eEEy larrilk. l2Weai
n-inea v1f1a Rev. " 4 Collns 1Uu =
Islh Ave. DUDvur. Cuin
cYoNuTTJUwAl sALH-vvIU sell 10 hursa
s-y-sHr EupisE n Grand junction valley 10
uH-ty VIM vii cErF lar ~ acres IN uut
Hids Enc a BCret Oh uppuH-tE uioes VIII
p PuWnlL 75f BrEndBIE AiuE
ID ACRES fine iEnu n miles from Den
Yer coming under lrTiEHLiuu uEz- vuUr
PRIME 81 uer acre Address Ideal lUveF--
meut Co. 81 Boston EloE- Denver Cnio'
FIuraan-
FzuEruA LASgU BAEcAIye-rs ~
nereu eiuaEd 81 fHrmiur lEmG. rwr r~nu1
geurlr. hear water lGEdiuEE. rwu rHilruhaH
~ Suar nErb WEl1Gr Z. AGrnaE, Argn
eAie' At2
FruETnA-vpe have millions a. nrrus uf
Wlur1da EDbdT, Eut ever. fUrm ant culuui-
EGrinr lnnnH EEtEts 9nurlIAl. AiE nUrEEtun
uirs homer. ~ Oar suit Yuu. kGuuual
Hasly AGunug. a@nEE1nvilis Flnr1aA-
FIuRIDA LAND
E1u-1d2-T on DEunut lose on AM wei -
l.ufes Frunartv IN FluridA- Svu SLrs SURE Tf
utnrk Ene EubgtEn1lHl pru=rE We have
many Guod rruperllea 1ur uoi1nfEEriun.
I frliif and W8EulRtila lEno6 Hmc improved
! furma FuEs a Nurth 40 Atlantic Ma
I siuual Bank BiaE- ahuEHuur-iliG Via
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

70 yuu want 10 buy gasc 1Bunnisss -
Nllt uE- eul lla. ~ iul1 NV aEruaIsf -
bhuuI 81 % tnUm SUD WtLk EhuuI = iIl1lIf-
uaGt nov com Ilaa-ac On EnE Erwu a 4 800
ruha Lu1t unh H42 uallF ErEing win -.
nILlEll1 EGrTl1l. LulE GuWIaIEa Anulrrrrr -
nrreI - Lta VEN ssEEI az nnuuuE tuFer--5.
and WiLh fIuH timber gur rHrfr ~ 49,
9 IuE EL7EEil OF NA1ur rauEiEIN Ehruurf II
he uIenlltH or llLuaEr a. Al na ~ 49,
: Er4a.1 n4rEalu q nnic IA LnirrY uEFH 80
eTeha Powell -lnE q Ian o.. Fuusol
ELEULT rUUr-W ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

TEX iuurvvu6 1Hrms Gnr rent or nsls
on crup p8rm0uts NulhElL 8luuR
c1rT. IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

AZ 49, - ISN'T EErm lEu1f In uaearr-r
t-4nE1E. uuulE subject "a uref.IuuF - =
q " 4-Al-A anE-AauH WaEuT alEHlfn fHuE
81 - Ipar Acre; - miles from ~ e-ue ii n
pa Ea1c WhaEl o. hruaH uurn laue. a
Edr e9ut 4 MlltaE 1rum GlEuuluE "a 80
Pa Z. y GErd b1uu OH. EEn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

OKLAHOMA
u or OF, EARN or Grazing lunc uddrrus
care % Roberts EaulrY ca NrurrtE rItI
on NuWElh Land a Lon Co. 50 New wort
Lie EiaE-- phuns F.ed 1ss A-IZl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

TEh EL1AAL EUNE- or - aesWwR
Htugtac n the Big 1louE vaAsT fnur 1lIl--
aleL1 q l-n-ts eilipa. Ehs euunfT sEEf -
EnElllin 1ut1urFs bOllh unkuEn. 80 49, ~
AaaF black tuens under WuErlF uElEirnfInT-
- 1E'eE an pasture and ~ N ne tas.rei-
~ nirAAA -Aea AsaAa AauHulA VIA -
4ue puTH ant Gilia1 W'lEh Ian HlnE rHus -
1a1hun. and naErhE 10 Tie hama. q 14-rau-.
nulaA lAfEe uEfE. lNc EranErloE. chinfrII
nuuhe- nuE house and WuvEu-Wlfa uanttsr--
e57rn Hlih ruaCiatna hnUna. nsllEh ham ~
HlEngf Ola Small buildings a. IN f-nnf o.,
GIliun. WIKI windmill rhraE sails ruf -
tarn- al Hur=pua.6sf 10 . haaufifIsI -.
Friua. - .all ul Euud larLIlE. ~ ~ Il -
AL. EslsLlE sEaza y =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

LEGION % 0rrEurT uDDty raBu4b rSn.
~ lAnl 20 sale INA section has FlTTl-
EsAaAlAa Nn-La Ae4 ~ HIriuEE lntH a
Raj onra1 hruEEns 1M acrer c. -
plUWucs Al lenDsti 0ne-hnlf mug -
and SIX miles fruu nnufllur. rrt,oe - -
M NerT neul All-Gnuund fEzTulinf auf r1nqI
EaislnE Hecrlun A 1rauurT nalisstT E-r.l51s
uH-nsg HAir&aE g ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

~ AGAAiA ~ AuoarHuE. uuuurE. Kan \
anruH uaEfura. h1iHuna new lEuf.. NO. -
~ aols hsNHlEn Lzut c. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

Arkansas FAE-lEs-Hir uHts spsuih.
bargains sem fres N~ra rauET GEulE.l
EtEfa FE1e1terilg Ara
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

Fuh EAAA--gn auDA wHu tmuruvna a.
s1i& per nnrN 1ur EnuTT time unlV. ~
AggaE. Al valley land. Improvement c0rI
Asau1 SllAa a bargain 81 So per Ecs-s
" q EEEEmpr. cARrasA- y.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

q ACEEE FineEt ORANGE ,Eud nsl
F4uuuu. CElisu-nlA gEae Va Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

Fy0E sale Ch-E1--suuF fu-u- ~ aa-uu
81 uudEr CuitftEEiuus g7run huilciuru.
mi 10 weEt ~ EHwiF~. Cav ruuuEr. Etnn
Address HrZ q ~ uHEuan Nina
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

euILEEizN uuluutzEuun harEntns a.
eeaa EuuH land Z miles a. MAS r9uaF
1ruulaEas idsEl climate. Glna ElnhtuF auf
nuug A. uEg 81 por EuFN. WurIk - w.
~ ~ AErna4 Auuua1.Aa EE1lllan- IatrIllirTr5-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

1870 y. 96TH AVE
sssrvun-rB1m. new. fruit. small huuss IN
raEr- very lErEH uisnt % ground Look ~
Il enc make uf1sr
NOWATA LAND a. LOT CO.
6B n y LIE EldE Phones BED 1aaE A-IZTL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

vi HAWE 90 r1ut . suusu-- - -
lErEe-a Wnlch - glE eel f1r y arr-tr -
lEET aEa 1na AR Ellu uErur ~ 80 -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

81 acres y milBf Erurn EurFrlrlrn Al
riIlhbls EGney loan, 2aD IN ctilfiaufiuq a
ruom huuht, large ban ErEuurT tssgr1rlf
orchard lsleTHnumR, win RBu A. once -
& "a IiHr mere, 1uu fellows wh1 are trrinr
70 dis DIVING But ~ El66 acre land $780,
EHi busy See the curu n ur1duueI TsfFnF
Lt-I ouWn, hethnoe tive years d /. QuEh
EienEsfmHI n BlrEslE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

~ ACEEE oiny uuii veil rlmhurus VIVA
haze vrual. luualad nuEr lhiH uitr. q hN
bE~EE.u F'rius 81 per uuFa ?. r. Uhini-
ulEu 81 Cloud MIA
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Oh, well She said with an air o- reslg-
nation. =" it doesn't make much difference,
So long as you're away from here. | sup
pose I ought 10 think I'm lucky to get you
70 come NoulL dine at the Schuylers wont
YOU,
OF cour-- and perhaps if I -ide over for
you IN the o.-aing you'll come and break
tas- with M.
D0ntte-a me. might accept. Poor
Mrs. G-uu5r How her tongue would wag,
Hilarious must be mad for canter. On,
for q breath Of the morning breezes from the
sound. The thought Is enticing. Perhaps,
after all. you'd better stay at the Grange
Goodby. my friend.
He put her into a hanson and made his
way 10 his lodgings.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

j9I4 Winche-ter Ave Chicago. Ill
have Just returned from extended trip through
+ lorida. and am cow need that your tract Is the
very best that Il Is possible 10 buy ! more than
pleased with the land obta ned
am simply astonished at the possibilities of this
country, the health and prosperity that await home
seekers here The fact Is yO can Ike Ike pyIHsr
IN FE0yiiq on the same amount OF labor that would
afford only q bare II wing elsewhere J.. = MEYERS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
CHAPTER XVIII.
Tete-a-Tete

THE groom took the horses at the terrace
steps. and GarriOtt followed his guest
indoors Il had been a wonderful morning.
Garri0tt had risen at dawn and had sped
across the harbOr IN the Nas-y to Long
POlut-It was shorter by four miles than
the rgad,-and had found Abby waiting for
him by the paVilOn-the fatal pavilion.
Before sun-up they were at the Grange
and out on the road. There was delight in
the surreptitiOus character Of their ramble.
The roads were deserted the horse fresh,
and q breeze from the north had brought a
sharp nip in the early morning air which
lent 10 the illusion that the season was StII
at early spring. But the perfume was that
Ot midsummer, wild roses fought for prece-
dence along the hedges amid the luXuriant
IVY, and the lush grass was spangled with
daisies For all they knew, they were the
only people in the world. They spoke little;
but their lence was eloquent in appreciation
and understanding. The yellow tinge in
GarriOtt's face had been carried away IN the
swift rush Of new blood, and in the eyes Of
his companion q new light shOne, the CLEAN
Of new impression, the luster OF renewed
emotion. The hour was hers, and the warm
glow OF her enthusiasm made him hers also
In the breakfast room Bradley was await
ing them 4 month Of rest had done him
outdid themselves in preparation OF break
fast. a great grapefruit favored with mar
aschino. each half sunk in 4 hemisphere Of
ice, nesting frigidly in d bed Of white roses;
cold b0uilOn; chicken Ivers en- br0chete and
OmeIefte s0HtfC, with some extraordinary po-
tatoes, rich black coffee, and some Petits
pains completed the repast.
l. was q meal for gods, and they ate raw
enously, with the appetites Of health and
youth and the zest Of q new situation.
Breakfast finished, they moved their chairs
10 the bay window, where they could look
out over the tennis court and the water.
The shadows on the lawn were shorter now,
the heat haze was rising from the dew, and
the scrupulou- mid morning sun was search
ing the shadows.
She looked up Il, him and smiled. Brooke
had filed his black Jriar and was watching
the sails on the harbor a picture Of masccu-
line contentment the sloth OF the healthy
animal q, rest
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

THE sun has newer seemed so garish or the
day SO deri ve," she sighed. % Why
can't day be always young' There IS no
hour so insen-lale as ten o'clock IN the
morning.
He laughed. J. has been good to us
No; that Va Bradley and the cook,
She corrected II. was good breakfast,
better than q .t IF bread beneath the
bough, my fricul Did you order it;
] said I'd ha. guest for breakfast.
81 have no bun. 10 be here" She broke
in. Il shouldu axe stayed Suppose
Natalie should come IN suddenly?
" She wOuldn' mind in the least. | think
She has shown that Besides, she i>n [ com
ing
Hope not. Even aough She doesn't
care about you, rler -omething unplcas-
antly familiar III the va. I've taken posses
son Of her Larc- and Penatcs."
Which am !. Ae zrd in amusement
II don't kuo" which kind husbands are,
your kind Of hu band and really
haven't taken posse ion. after al. But,
since ! didn I e. on the Alicia. nv presence
here shows a preference for your society TO
hers. She Wouldn' hs. thai
She needn. know. you don't want her
10. | won't tell her. probably won't see
her There's nothing she can object to.
She didn't ask nay permission 10 take De
Land on the Alicia, De mu,trrfi
..Tbere's difference" An. +,,,,.l her
head dublouSly You ,e made her a pres
ent Of Rene; but 50 far d. I can see she
hasn't made you q present If me-
lie leaned forward searching her face; but
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

e t.- -a. perhaps she'll
We given her.
high opinion Of d WO-
glad you 80. Perhaps
s. good. Hard work and
.ve- II q new flavor and
ar his companion had Z
e no effort To deny. But
IN G-ua. and when he
pics answered II mono
restaurant had thinued,
re- coffee and ices were
his companion had
themselves. After
v she was so quiet.
ne- face, and she
.w- for q moment.
I always hoped,
Oh and Natalie
other. once OF
e might She
a great differ
Il makes a
-lt- 70 things TOO.
.ar ID and me- for
l eDOnso-: I've
-. ur friend
tlout you.
I'm sorry
done and
se my posi-
Ieu6, or am
.a already de-
couldn't gs gn
would have ended
- To- care about see
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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-27

boat will leave San Fracnisco at
noon Saturday. February 18th. The
fare to Honolulu and return from
San Francisco, including meals and
berth going and coming. will be S110.
A deposit of $40 to secure berth
on the steamer is required at once,
as there is only a limited number
to be disposed Of.
If you contemplate taking this
trip, make sleeper reservations early.
in order that proper provisions may
be made.
Rates will be made from various
points on the Oregon Short Line to
Salt Lake in connection with rates
from Salt Lake and Ogden, as ad-
vertised in all papers.
For further particulars, address
d. f. Burley. General Passenger
Agent, Oregon Short Line Railroad
Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-27
ELWs ANNUAL EXCURSION
To Southern California and Honolulu
Leaving Salt Lake on
February ..

The Elks' fifth annual excursion
to California and Honolulu will de-
part from Oregon Short Line union
depot. Salt Lake City, Saturday
morning. February 3. at II o'clock.
The journey this year will be in oen
or more special trains via the south
ern Pacific to Los Angeles, returning
by way of San Francisco over the
Coast or Valley lines.
The railroad fare to San Fran
cisco and return is $685. to Los An
geles via Sacramento, San Jose and
Santa Barbara, returning via San
Francisco, $41.20. Stop-over priv
ileges at any point in California will
be granted within the limit of the
ticket, which is 30 days
These trains will consist of solid
vestibuled Pullman palace cars-the
finest ever operated out OF Salt Lake.
The charge for the Pullman accom-
modations to San Francisco is $3.50
per double berth through Pullmans
to Los Angeles. IS.
In addition to the California tour,
side trip has been arranged to
Honolulu. the steamship Alameda
having been chartered by the Elks
for themselves and friends. The
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-27
GENERAL MAKES
ANNUAL REPORT
STATEMENT SUBMITTED TO THE
LAND OFFICE-SHOSHONE
HEADS LIST.
Work Done In 33 Of $50 Districts of
State-232 Claims Were Surveyed
For Patent--Elmore County's Rep
PeSentatiOn.

Surveyor General D. A. Utter has
completed a report to the commits
siOner of the general land Office
showing mineral surveys made in the
state of Idaho for 1909 During the
year activity along this line was re-
ported from 33 of the15 0 districts
in the state, and SO surveys recorded
comprising 232~ciaims.
Surveys we're made in districts by
counties. giving an idea of the. grad
ual development of the mineral re-
sources. as follows:
Shoshone county-Hunter. Z sur
veys. 81 claims; Lelands, ~, II; un-
organized, 5. 10; Placer Center, 4,
IL; Ureka, Z, 8; Summit. 3. 9; Ev-
olution, 3, z; Beaver, 3, 4. Total
for county, "A surveys, 80 claims.
Idaho county-Big Greek, 1 sur
vey, II claims; Crooks Corral. 3, z;
Elk City. 2, 7; Robbins, 3, 6; Simp-
son, 2, S Warrens. l. 5. Total for
county, IL surveys, Al claims.
Lemhi county-Spring Mountain,
survey, 10 claims; yellow Jacket,
l, 3; Kirtley Creek, 1, 2; Mackipaw
1, 1; Texas, I, l. Total for county,
5 surveys, 26 claims.
Boise county-West View, 5 sur
veys, 21 claims; Pioneerville, 1. g.
Total for county, surveys. "a claims
Bonner county-Pend d'Oreille
3 surveys, 1c claims; Lake View, 2
T. Total for county. 5 surveys. II
claims.
Blaine county-Mineral Hill, 8
surveys, 10 claims; Warm Springs
! Creek, 2, 3. Total for county, s
surveys. 2 claims.
Nez Perez county-Pierce City, 2
surveys, 6 claims.
Custer county-Yankee Fork, /
survey, claims.
Latah county-Hoodoo, / survey
claims.
Gilmore county-Bear Greek, sur.
vey, claims; unorganized. 1, /
Total for county, ? surveys, claims
Washington county Seven Devils
l survey, 1 claim.
Lincoln +Unorganized, /
survey l claim.
Ada county-Boise City, / sur
vey. / claim.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-27

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