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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-12-10
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. =.
PATENT. survey No. 1888. Serial NO
O55O2.
U. ). Land Office. Carson City. New.
November 4th. 1910
Notice IL hereby given that IN puf-
I'd May 10th. 1879. Boston 8 Pioohe
Mining Company. by Charles Lee. Hor-
sey. it's duly authorized agent and at
oche, Nevada. has made application for
patent for 1897 and 1891 linear fes
respectively on the Fargo anu ne go.
s MHDa ona ieaa the A same os being n
dog. 81 min. ,s Y. lols;5 tt; n S 81 deg &
Min min w. ll; sso Il and sss = u aex oa
the discovery monuments thereon. with
surface ground not to exceed 800 r; N
width respectively. situate In the High
state Of Nevada. and described BY
by the field notes and plat on Tile n
.. Land office. at Carson City. Nevada.
which field notes of survey describe
the boundaries ana eA.e.t " said claim
on the surface with magnetic variations
at -lsdeg. 20 min. E. as follows
FARGO LODI
g., e, soi b. s s s Z: s.s Il / 4 i
ss deg. 20 min, o.. $751; q to Cor; NO
II. to Cor. No. q; thence n. % deg. :!
min: W. 5SeS IT; to Cor, No. Z: thence
No. l. the place Of bsginning:
WEST EURA LIB
Beginning at Cor. No. whence the
STA Cor: Of Sec. 70. T. ! n. =. Sc q,
min MIL 4 &c: i. sssi.S It.: tnenoe 5
!; thsaee 4. 81 dog IS min; W: i4ss.i
Il. TO Cor. No. 3; thence ~. 90 deg
g min. ". !es.s 4 to Cor; No. :; thenc.
No. I. the place OF beginning. containing
to.sSe acres ard f9r.-. az p0ru1oin . , p
p q NJ. said locations being record
spsctivsiy Of the records OF LtncclS
County. Nevada
Adjoining claimants unknown.
direct that this notice be published
n the Pioche RECORD, g weekly news.
paper published In Phoebe, Nevada, fui
'as Ss'' y LoUrs ;. COIN.
Register.
rirat publication Nov.I Last Dec, 81.
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In width. sitlats In Highland Mining
district. Lincoln County. state OF Ne
vada. and described by the field notes
on tle in tine office OF the Register
OF Carson City Land District. Nevada,
the 5. E. Cor. Sec Is t. 1 n. T.
6s h. ALT. Diablo b. and NJ. bears s.
% deg. II mn. K. z2S4.S feel. Ine TO-
Z. 40 II = Ain. pine tree bears 5
10 des. Is min. W. i5.s II. A Ain.
pine Tree Dears 8. ~ deg. SO MIN ".
500 It. Each biased anu scribed AL.
1891 , = 7; Thence s. q aes; s A. MN =
It. Pine tree bears 5. ues. W
min. L.. eos It. A IL IN pine tree
bears >. Al deg. II MN. N. zs.l H..
Laen Liazed and scribed H.. 1851 =
20 Coz. ., whence an SIN. pine i.uv
bears y. 80 deg. 10 minutes W. zS.i
IL. a 10-in pine tree bears 5. deg.
"a min. "; 49, II. Each biazed anu
a deg. AZ MN. L. 1900 feet 70 Coz.
No. 4. identical with location corner.
whence. Ain pine tree bears 5. 2
deg. 81 min. w. 1913 IT. An ls-in Ce-
dar tree bears 5. ~ deg. AZ min E.
1887 b. T.. Thence s.. IL deg. IL min.
h. 10 Cor. No. /, the place OF beginning
containing 2O.66l acres, and forming a
portion OF section l6. Township / N.
direct that this notice be publish
ed in the Phoebe kecora a weekly news
paper published At Phoebe. Lincoln
County. Neada. for period OF sixty
days.
LOUIS J. COIN.
Chas Lee Horsey. Attorney Tor APP
piicant
t'ms' ptb. Oct. za, last. Dec. u
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APPLICATION FoR PATENT.
Serial No. o542s.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. Car
son City, New, October 18th. 1910.
Notice is hereby oiven that William
r. Wallace. whose residence and postof-
flee address Is Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
by Milton L. Lee. his attorney in fact.
IL Phoebe, Nevada. has made applica-
ton for United States Patent for the
Garrison Lode Mining Claim Console
lincoln County. Nevada, consistin~ Of
llOi.i linear fset q The GOLD Queen
veins. lodes or mineral deposlts. bear
valuable minerals together with sur
face ground, as shown upon the offic-
$. No. as7O, and described. In the field
notes and plst Of the Official survey
On file in this office with magnetic var
iation at 10 dee. 40 min east as follows,
Gold King lode. which is Identical with
Corner No, Z Of said Gold Prince lode,
z: Township ! North. Range o. 3.
10 o. min n, 10 sec sS., F. Sts2s fsst distant
VI, 1881 FL FEET ,oas S iSsnss s il
MIN E, sss.I feet a 70 Corner = No. q
$50 Sss tstDse = H. Il Deg = .s n oo
Queen lode thence N. II deg as min. =.
1873 feet to Corner No 8 Of said lode;
thence N. 70 deg. Is min. =. <sl.y
feet to Corner No. Of
said lode: thence 8. 90 deg. - min.
'-s2 feet to Corner No. 8 Of said
'a-is thence g. u deg. q min. =. 1896
fect to Corner No. Of said lode;
thence 8. II deg. rs min. W. $50 3
fest to Corner No. l Il said lode,
from which said s. B. corner Of said
Section II bears 8. 80 deg. 81 min.
r.. 1908 feet distant: thence N. So deg.
Il min. W. 1903 feet to Corner No.
OF said Gold Prince lode; thence 81 deg
~ min. 1905 feet to Corner No.
I Of said lode from which said 3. E.
corner OF said Section II bears & so
deg. IS min. As sec. 3. 1s0s.1 feet dis
tant; thence N. IS deg. 81 min. w.
607o feet to Corner No Q OF SAID
lode: thence N. 81 deg. ~ min e.
1915 feet to said place Of beginning
containing a total area 0. 4S80l acres,
expressly including the conflict area
ss.sss ,o js.d cog Ups a's cG ~!
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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: NOT
!. Ice 10 hereby given, that the Board Of
County Commissioners OF Lincoln Coun-
". Nevada. VII at their regular meet
ing to be held on Monday the 9Th day
OF February 4. D.. 1911. receive seal
ed bids for the County Advertising for
tbs year commencing the 9th day OF
February A. D.. 1911. and ending the
first Monday in February, 1912 Said
bids to he on the basis of so much
per legal square for each insertion,
said legal square to be as the same Ia
defined bv statute
All bids must be filed with the Coun-
ty Clerk on or before 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
OF said 9th day of February, 1911, and
to be marked: bid for County Adver-
tsing.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject and make notifications In all bids
submitted under this notice.
BY, order Of the Board Of County Com
fnissioners,
VIM. E. ORR, Clerk.
First publication, Dec. 49, 1910: last,
Jan. IA. 1911.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE OF APP PITkH3 Eok vN NJ.
1854. Serial No. O54Ss.
United states Land Office. Carson City.
October 81. 1910 Notice n hereby
gis.n that IN pursuance S % th s7s Ac ao 9.
-va q fiocne Mining Company. cor
4,,i alton. osanized and existing under
anu BY virtue OF the Jaws OF the TERRI,
y iliiam Lloyd, by their attorney -in-iaet
.l.,srl.s Lee Horsey. whose postoiiice
- Phoebe. Nevada. nave made appllSa-
ton ion patent for b i4.piS a aeid az
yer and lead; the same being 1871 y.
northwesteriy and 1851 IT. southwest
erly from discovery monument sme.eo =,
with surface ground averaging zUo.o II.
in width, situate In Ely Mining dis
trict. Lincoln County. state OF Nevada "a,
and described by the official plat and by
"a. "a st. siS n Issd 0 81 !. City
Nevada, with magnetic variations al
ls deg. 20 min. Z. as follows -,
to H sss r. s. s Ger e and 40 r.
q q. Mt. DIablo B & A bears n 81
deg. II min. IS sac. w. a44Ss r.;
q ,as9 Ssr N NO. - ass ths 81 s s. deg 81
min. h. 44s.s II. to Cor. No. 81: thence
s Sc deg. Is min. 2. iossl r. IL, to Coz o.
Nc 4 thence Co.'S > No y d = thence ~ il h S 81
3: thence y. 81 deg. 40 min. W. 444.z
II 10 Cor. No. /; the place OF beginning
containing s.5ls acres. sxclusiye Of con.
s,,,vey No. also Key Note lode and
sur. No. 1926 DAILY East, and form
inE portion Of the N. w. IA and n
E1-4 Of Sec; 26; T. ! n; Z. 8! ~, MI.
fIictinx claims a. shown by the plat Of
suryeS are: Sur. 271S Boss. Sur. No
9O96 Scranton Mine. Sur. No. 376y VIC
tor. Sur No. $3.50 Key Note, Sur. NO
sssG DAILY East, Sur No. 1882 Command
or. Sur. No. 3b42 Boston.
direct that this notice be published
nsuer published at Pioche. New. fol
INV 70 Louis J. COIN.
Register.
First pub. Oct. %; last. Dec. 40
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APPLICATION ron PArENr
NOTICE. o. ALLEGATION ,EoR =

NOTICES or APPLICATION FOR U.
4 PATENT. Serial No osAzo. Sur
Land ONCE. Carson CITY. Ne
vada, October 10th, 1910 Notice L
hereby given that In pursuance of the
Act q Congress approved May 10. 1879,
corporation duly organized and exist
81 the Territory d Arizona. whose post
efT1ee address 10 Phoebe. Lincoln coun-
~, Nevada, by Charles Lee Horsey
IL attorney In fact, has made appli-
cation for patent for. 1900 linear
feet on the Hottentot lode, bearing gold
ssst ne re- ana Is sss sh south
Yeetrly frpQ the discvlry nepurnen,
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. =.
PATENT. Survey No. 1888. Serial NO
O55O2.
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Lawrence a Robertson. Attorneys for
Applicant, 41o-is Felt Building sat axle
city, Utah.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
ITCHING OF SCALP
NOTICEABLE
Nearly Wild with Painful, Burning
Eruption Half Her Hair Fell Out
and Combing It Was Torture
Feared She Would be Bald.
IN DESPAIR UNTIL
CURED BY CUTlCURA

"Just about two years ago, some form
Of humor appeared on my scalp. The
beginning was q slight itching brit 1t
grew steadily worse until, whenI combed
my hair, tho scalp became raw and the
ends CT tho -comb-teeth would be wet
with blood. Most Of the time there was
an intolerable itching. in q painful,
burning way, very much as O bad, raw
burn, IL deep, viii itch and smart when
first beginning TO heal. Combing my
hair was positive torture. Ny hair was
long and tangled terribly because OF the
blood and scabs. This continued grow
ing worse and over half my hair fell
out. ] was in despair, really afraid Of
becoming totally bald.
Sometimes the pain was 30 great
thaty-uhen partially Gwakc,~ L would
scratch the worst places so that my fin
ger-tips would be bloody. / could not
sleep we'll and, after beng asleep a short
time, that awful singing pain would
commence cnd then I would wake up
nearly wild With the torture. A neighbor
said II must DO salt rheum. Having
used Cuticura Soap merely as q toileb
soap before, 7 now decided to order q
set Ct tho Cut Ira observation-disclosures
Soap, Ointme.i and Pills. ] used them
according to directions Cor perhaps six
weeks, then left of, as the disease seemed
% be eradlcetcd. But toward spring,
eighteen months ago, there was Q slight
return Ct the scalp humor. l COM
mcnccd the Cuticura treatment at once,
80 had very llttlo trouble. On my scalp
] used about one half q cake OF Cutloura
Boap ond half o box Of Cuticura Oint-
Tncat in all. The first time / took six
or sovcn bottles Of Cuticura Pills and
tho last time three bottles-neither an
expensive or tedious treatment. Since
then / have had no scalp trouble Of any
kind. Standing up, with my hair un-
bound. 1t comes to my knees and had
itnot been for Cuticura ! should doubt
lets be wholly bald.
This is q voluntary, unsolicited testi-
Iucnial and I take pleasure in writing
u. hoping my experience may help some
one else. Miss lillian Brown. r. F. D. 1,
Liberty, Ne, Oct. 90, 1902"
Cu'ftm Remedies are sold throughout the world.
PottN .DruS g. Chem. Corp. Sole Props, Boat0n.
Mas CT Free. Cutieura Book on the Skin.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Nebraska
Found Basement
Full of Water
Water Pipe in Vacant House at Pierce
Bursts and Empties Stand
Pipe.

PIERCE, Neb., March 9-(special)-
Engineer George Golf was greatly puz-
zled for several days last week at the
mysteries disappearance of the city water
from the stand pipe. The reservoir holds
$4,000 gallons. yet after filling 1t up to the
brim It would be only a few hours, when
those who ave hot water plants in their
residence would send in complaints that
the water was out Of their pipes. The fact
that over 5000 gallons OF water disap-
peared in from two TO three hours alarmed
the water commissioners and. he made a
thorough investigation of the mains. but
could not find any sign Of leakage. on
the fourth day after the disappearance OF
the water from the pipe, a usIne man
discovered water pouring out OF the base
ment windows Of the large residence Of
DR.. ]. NJ. Alden in the west part of
town and investigation showed that the
water pipes in the cellar had burst after
being frozen by winters cold, not having
been properly cut off from the city mains
last fall. II is estimated that 1000 or
5OO,oA gallons OF waite escaped in the eel
lar before the leak was discovered. DR..
Aldne and hfs wife are spending the win
ter in Florida and no one is occupiny the
house.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Nebraska
SEED BAD, SAYS ROBINSON
Waterloo Expert Declares Agitation
for Tests is Good Thing.
COLD WEATHER KILLED GERM
Twenty Below Zero Too Mach for
Grain that Had Become satu-
rated with Moisture from
Previous snow.

WATERLOO. Neb., March 9.-(Special)-
That the agitation In regard 10 poor seed
corn is well founded S the opinion of ]. c.
Robinson Of the Robinson Seed company.
Mr.. Robinson is also president of the Amer
lean Seed Trade assolatin and his extensive
perations in the seed line makes a state
ment from him authoritative.
THE condition of seed corn" he declares.
has not been o~verrated. In fact, no such
crisis for the farmers has existed before
in the twenty-five years / nave been In
terested in seed corn. When our rains
commenced on November u last corn was
rather above an average condition, both as
regards moisture and vitality. About three
weeks later, when the first snow came II
had taken up or absorbed much moisture,
but vitality still remained good. The first
snow was followed by more until the first
week in January, when the thermometer
dropped to about 20 degrees below zero
and this practically destroyed the germ in
all corn containing over l6h per cent OF
moisture, although a few cribs containing
l per cent more have shown good vitality.
but these were cribs that had come protec-
ton from the extreme weather.
We have found that an average of Is
pei CCut OF the corn IN eastern Nebraska
sull retains a vitality of 80 per cent or
better. These crops tina remain good are
mostly the thin grained, earlier varieties,
with small cobs; the thick, heavy grained.
late varieties, with large cobs are nearly
all of low vitality. Corn that remained on
the stalk all winter is valueless for seed
purposes. A series Of tests made from corn
from the fields shows that ears, not touch
ing the ground but buried under the snow;
give a good growth, whilee ars only pro-
tected from the weather by husks are low
vitality. thus showing that corn above the
normal in moisture can retain vitality IL
protected. .... .
We have made thus far this season
about 2,5W tests, and have found many
surprises. Some farmers have figured on
planting their W corn, with perfect as
surance that it is good and can hardly
believe it will not grow even when con-
fronted with actual results. An average
Of IS per cent vitality is good for the year.
but many fields will doubtless be planted
with INFESTED corn even after all the agi-
tation on the subject"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Dentists' Meeting at OXFORD.

OXFORD, Neb., March 9.-(Special)-The
Nebraska Dental society is
In session here today and forty dentists
are In attendance. The morning session
was taken up by a paper and clinics. e.
A Thomas, president, gave a very good
talk to- the members. w. A. McHenrv
OF Nelson gave an interesting paper on
Sterilization" which led to a lively dis
cussion by ]. A. Golfer Of McCook, w. D..
Grandy Of Superior and others. r. G.
Kestler OF Orleans gave a paper on Cal
culus," which was discussed by ]. F. Nell
son Of Superior and M. H. English of
Wray' Colo. Clinics were given by F.. T.
DAILY OF Cambridge, j. NJ. Prime Of Ok
ford, F. NJ. Booth of w~llsonville and c. e.
Cross Of Franklin.
The Study club began work at 1 n m
and DR.. Charles f. Woodbury. Of Council
Bluffs had charge of the work. Cavity
preparation for metallic Filings was taken
up, followed by an hour for the question
box. A lecture was given during the even
Ing. Tit following officers were elected
FOR the ensuing year: President, H.. J,
Porter. Cambridge; vice president. c. G.
Cross, Franklin; secretary-treasurer. w. A.
McHenry.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
CarboIic Acid CaU.e. ~.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., March s.-(spe-
cial.)-An explosion Of a gallon of carbonlc
acid in the Baumann & Baumann drug
store caused a loss of 5000 TO the stock
Of drugs and of $1,000 to the building
owned by DR.. Boyden, despite the fact
that the fire department, with headouar-
tiers only a block away was promptly at
the scene and used only the chemical an
pliance for the extlnguishment Of the fire
Immediately above the carbolic acid on
shelves there were other high ~combusibles
and a fierce fire was raging in a second
Several cans of oil were added TO the
flames and the smoke throughout the
bniiding was dense and black. After the
fire was out and the room cleared of smoke
1t was found that the soldering on the
tanks containing 200 gallons of oil had
begun to melt and in a few moments more
a second explosion would have resulted.
The quick control of the fire through the
application OF the chemical part Of their
apparatus only, is regarded as an ex-
oellent test Of the same by the municipal
authorities.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

LAWRENCE-Jimmy Schreror is erecting
a cement building for an garage
plant.
~KEARNEY-A seventy-foot addition is
being built to the Scout Alfalfa mills In
this city. A strong increase in business
necessitated the increase of capacity.
LAWRENCE-A. L. Dudley, manager of
the Lawrence Telephone company, has re-
signed and will move to Glenviile. where
he will engage in other mercantile business.
KEARNEY-A marriage license was
granted on Tuesday TO Andrew Y. Nc
Mullin OF Gibbon and Miss Susie A. Schep-
ers OF Shelton by the county Judge OF Buf-
falO county.
HASTINGS-On petition OF $50 citizens. a
proposition for adoption of initiative and
viii be submitted at the general city cleo
tion April 8.
LAWRENCE-Lawrence, Neb.. is 10 have
a second newspaper to be. called the ""Tri-
bune& A carload OF machinery, Including
the printers outfit for IL, is destined to
arrive here tomorrow.
HASTINGS-Wiuiam Konazek. q vears
Old d1ed at his home near Inland last night
Of shotgun wounds received while he was
climbing through a barbedwire fence with
his weapon cooked, last Saturday.
KEARNEY-Governor Hanley OF Indiana
has been engaged by the temperance forces
to make a speech in this city shortly.
Election takes place March rs, and this
lecture will be given the night before.
STANTON-William Brown, who fell from
a shed last week and dlslocated his back
died Sunday evening and was buried Tues
day afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Klopp OF the
congregational church preached the funeral
sermon.
LAWRENCE-Dan McCleery has sold
his store and stock OF drugs to John Swo-
boda and Is busy making preparations 10
move TO a new location at Alma, Neb..
where ha has purchase another stock and
Will locate.
BEATRICE-The monthly meeting of the
Independent Telephone managers OF Gage
county was held yesterday at the Paddock
hotel George Cam, manager OF the Lin
coin Telegraph and Telephone company.
addressed the meeting.
BHATRICE-'The Government" a new
fraternal Insurance company. last evening
at a meeting Of the Commercial club. ar
ranged to make It's headquarters In Beat
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
FIRE LIGHTING HIGH CRIME
Secretary of Interior Proposes More
Drastic Penalties.
FOR TERMS OF COURT
Nebraska Association Meets at wash
inEton to Listen to Address on
Philippines h. Judge
Norris.
(From a staff Correspondent

r TOul u oNdAl lNsBOaNNA~f
WASHINGTON, March 9.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Secretary Ballinger today sent to
congress the draft of a bill Intended to
amend the criminal laws of the United
States to make more definite the provi-
sions for the punishment OF the crime of
unlawfully cutting timber from Indian al
lotments and public lands generally, and
to define the crime and provide punish
ment for wlllful destruction by fire of for
ests, etc. The bill proposes a fine Of $500
or Imprisonment for not over a year for
unlawful cutting of timber on government
or Indian reservations Whoever shall will
fully set fire to timber underbrush or
grass. or, in other words, start a forest
or prairie fire, shall be fined 5000 or be
imprisoned not over two years. 1t is fur
Their provided as a safeguard against forest
or prairie fires that one who shall be
caught building or having built a fire on.
in or near high forest timber or other in
flamable material upon the public domain
shall be fined not more than $1,000 or i'm
prisoned not more than one year.
The senate today passed Senator Bur-
kett's bill to enable Indians allotted lands
in severalty within boundaries OF drainage
district numbered 1 in Richardson county,
Nebraska, to protect their lands from over
flow and for the segregation of such land
Of seid Indians from their tribal relations
as may be expedient, and for other pur-
poses.
Senator Burkett's bill authorizing the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
FUNERAL OF CHAS. F. STEELE
Prominent Jefferson County Citizen
Laid at Rest at Fair
bury.

FA1RBURY, Neb., March ~s.-Cspecial)-
The body Of the late Calvin r. steele was
laid at rest in the Fairbury cemetery to-
day. All business houses in the city were
closed and all business suspended as far
as possible for one hour during the fun
eral. 1t was one Of the largest funerals
ever hold in the city and the Grand Army
of the Republic members and officers
gathered from all over the state to pay
their last respects to their conrad.
Mr.. Steele came to Fairbury in 1871 and
engaged in the furniture and undertaking
business. During there's he served two
terms as sheriff and two terms as county
treasurer. He also served two terms in the
state senate. During the last term there
in 1901 he was president OF that body,
and with the promotion OF Governor Delft
rich to. the United States senate he be-
came lieutenant governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Surveyors Hint ar Tnterurbar.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., March O.
(Special)-A large party of surveyors have
been working in this section for some
time past. They have surveyed a line from
Omaha to Kansas City and are now on
their way back to Omaha, The line passes
through the western part of this city.
They claim they are surveying for an
interurban railway, which will be built
during the coming season and will be
backed by eastern capitalists. They are
going to take in oil of the large towns
along the line. Another party is going
over the same line testing the bridges and
taking their measurements on all Of the
country roads along the lines, which the
first party Of surveyors laid out. They
refuse to give out the names of any of
the parties interested, saying hi others
to follow them in about two weeks will
give all Of the information that the public
may require This line has been under
project for the past two years.