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to tell him my aSe?"
There Is no reason for volunteering
the truth, but don't lie about 1t II he
asks YOU.
A man who signs himself ~. e."
writes:
II have loved a young lady for two
years. but could never bring myself to
tell her Of my love. Recently another
man has been paying her attentions.
though she still continues to treat ms
nicely. What shall I do?"
II you want to marry the young lady.
you'd better have tho courage to ask
her quickly.
A girl who signs herself "B. X"
| writes:
For several years a young man has
worked near my house and I have
often caugli, him watching me. But
we have never met. Do you think he
| cares for me?"
1t would hardly be possible since he
does not know You at all.
A man who signs himself of. S.
writes:
"Should ] ask n Girl whom ] love bu;
whom I have not known very long 1!
she cares for me? II she says she loves
me. would II be right for her to give
back some jewelry given her by another
young man? Is II proper for me to give
her an ivory manicure set for Christ.
mas?"
l should advise you to wait n whilc
longer and be quite sure Of your owr
love. before you ask the girl for hers
Yes. to both of the other questions. 4
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CHAPTER XIV.
On the Edge of the Plateau.

j"oW that Ferguson was sat,s-
Ted beyond doubt that Leyiat,
had been concealed in the
" Ticket above the bed OF the
- arroyo. where he had come
upon TIC dead Two Diamond cow, there
renamed but one disturbing thought:
VINO was the man he had seen ridlng
along the ridge away from the arroyos
Until he discovered the identity OF tl,o
rider he must remain absolutely In the
dark concerning L~evlatt's motive In con.
ealing the name OF this other actor in
the incident. lie was positive that
Leviatt knew tho rider. but he was
equally positive that Leviatt would keep
this knowledge to himself.
But on this morning he was not much
disturbed oSer the mystery. Other things
were troubling him. Would Miss Rad
ford 10 riding with hIm2 Would she
change her mind over night?
AS he rode he consulted his silver
tlmepiecc. She had told him not to come
lefore ten. The hands OF his watch
pointed TO ten thirty when he entered
tho Hat. and II was near eleven when
no rode up to tho cabin doss-to And
Miss l,adtord. arrayei In riding skirt,
iainty boas, ~gauntletcd gloves, blouse
ana soft felt hat. awaiting him at the
door.
You're late" she said. smiling as ALE
came out upon the porch.
IL he had been less wise ne might
have told her that sill, told him NOT
TO come until afts- ten and that no had
notieed that she mad been waiting Tor
him in spite Of her apparent rslustsses
(Te Be Conanusdl
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MR.. MRR CRUELTY
BREAKS UP A r

RRH. JARR had stopped the psychic
demonstration OF the disappear
- tng joweisy By making a physical
DEMONSTRATION. and also by shooting:
Stop
tfof. Siurk. the subject. was at the
door with the jeweiry. and Or. Greese,
the controlling mental force. was close
behind them.
M. Jarr, however. was In front Of
them. Prof. slurk came out Of his
waning trance with a start and took the
bandase from his eyes.
n might have been that some idea Of
thrusting Mr.. Jarr aside add continu-
Ing On with the experiment also crossed
thar minds. but Mr.. Jarr looked so
6~elligerent that the mental scientists
surrendered the hatful Of jewelry.
'Go hire . hail." said Mr.. Jarr. land
set away with this marvellous and mys-
tify1ng feat Of the disappearing jewelry
there. But you can't do II In my
shouset'\
'oh, dear! I'm all in a iutter!' sale
Mrs.. M~udridge-s h. do yop really
think the jewelry would Lave actually
Disappeared"
I'm sure OF IT," said Mr.. Jarr. grimly.
But Il isa't going to disappear this
evening from-my nat. II would be fine
II q aid and for you all to accuse me OF
being In colluaion with these fakirs."
'Sirr" cried DR.. 0reese. such words
- actionabie!"
1surs they are'" replied Mr.. Jarr.
''You fellows act at once. Make an
EXIT"
I'VE regre: that. through no action OF
ours, the influences are not--that IL to
say - ah - congenial - um!' said Prof.
Oiurk.
we have cast pearls before
Or. 0reese caught Mr.. Jars baleful
lelance and fa.tered az the WORD
swine so he weakly added:
"Phfistines."
Then with great dignity the two ad-
v~enturers bowed and departed. And tn
last that was heard Of them was Prof
siurk smacking his lips and saying:
you were too hasty in e~ndeavoring to
make the Great Experiment. Their
minds were not attuned. But II was
um-ah-" here no smacked his lpi
Badly for the last time In Harlem-"s
me dinner"
maybe you were o hasty." said Mrs
Jar. 'I'r SURF they both acted like
perfect gentlemen"
'Ttb very funny they always hav'
to work charms with money or valu'
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shine 10 ,ou. ryc honrl thai
CO., ,,tLa, rl,h, -, a.
~ 70" 80 ~
Y w. y" 49,
peen sassy 10 me- bcas'w'ys' you aih
never told me TO ~'evaporate.
She was suddenly c%onvuiscd. They
have told YOU that?' she questioned.
And then not waiting for an answer she
oon,,nu.d nnr. .nhar,v. la -, Ca,
~ "o'' '''' -.
'houBh' 'ha' III Wow OF "h"t nave sa''
10 thosc mon you had peeh trea'eu conn
paratively civilly. / AN afraid have
underestlmated you. Hereafter I shall
talk less intimately to you.'
Il vouIdn', a., that. ma'am." n.
MI. ,doI "y,, TO-, nc.d 60 ~. ,,r,u,
,h,, ri II. ,oo s,csh ~" ~
90, 1..r," sh., .,"t,tnoa rt,h ,-..
80 or n.,,~1' ~, ,nmi to , U ppic.
w. 49, ~, ,,, ,oit "a von ,,I,hnn,
NJ" 80 "" w ."n,,,r
80, mn 80, pn, an, ,o, afrsS, a,
y" ""S "'''s' '"' ~" "'' "'' "
~ a ,,,.,.
~ a,vpPV" 90" y - 49,
NV AZ ~ Va'.l'uS' "e'. s'n 80
70 ,"e Two nl'Inonu low "~ am' ~,
sa'o, anu s.ncr s"'. so' ~
e''",. IVY, W 'a",n Wv" -
go ridin' Win me tomorrow. mere > :
a
fifteen ihiIes up tho e''c" '""' 'o"o u
uehied over
shouid shc .cH MN tha' sne iau On
Piofeu an OF inc No'h'ry WIN" ."'..'
mlles' Inc words lreho'cu U" "e' up
but remained unspohen'
Why. don't know she objected
u you think u Is au,'e sals:
lie smiled ana s'eppou away 'rom ner
Looking BACK over her shou,ner. i"ans
you. mtam' no salu ~ rue o,e'
Tor YOU some time IN IN, ",o'"i" "a
continued aoNn me N.ij. iiyoSse s.u ns
rafting 'icfh OF m'n' $40 iookeo axe
him, rat'A',;. v",.',s'.,. ~,
but ! ildh say l wou'u go -"
called. Ana then roceisins no answe
20 THIS enc wa<'d uht' ~ haa Swun'
into his saddle ana was waving 'A's
well to hor' .,, -.
Don't come oe'ore !" eiocn' s"'
advised.
she saw him smile n then shs TO
turned TO her manus'TIp..
When the Sun-1ods kissed INC cres
OF the mn ana pathNh ner u ,ne f.'
ros.s coiors that eninn s,ralsn, FOWL "
the NIL through thc rHt IN inc nnosn
tiins. sue rose ana sathereu up ne,
papers. she had not written announcer
me
IL was lato IN the AFTERNOON wnef
Leviatt rode up 10 Inc door OF stat'
torus Once anu u~ishouh,c"' nc 'oo'
plenty OF umo waikihs me shor, uis
mat lay between MN anu W.
uoo,. ahu sro~ien u savaso .cpIy 10 y
nnn"s puhcher' VINO dsAeu MN q aucs'
''on.
once IN inc ONCE lie p slnmls
IVY" Il ehhiI. MS eyes snt'erins Vcns,
iuliy as ms gaze rested on Stanoru
WIN hht W MS u'SN' tHsastu III nr "r'
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zhe"Otber Man,

A man who signs himself wv. H.
writes:
~ was engaged to a girl. but we
uuarrelled last winter, She has been ac-
seepting the attentions OF another man,
but recently We met ana iound we sun
loved each other Has she a right TO
give up the other young man and come
back to me-"
She would be doing both OF you a
great wropg II she acted Otherwise,
A ,siri who signs herself "A. s.
writes;
"a man. much Younger than I sesm'
sea much ln''rYt''d in me- Ought
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Hed6eVille
Editor
BY John L. Hobble

COP ngit. ip.i. by The i'ru. Publishing Co.
lILe New iOrk Worldt.
IKE REYNOLDS says they amt no
IL girl can know enough grammar
to make herself Il lady when she sips
her tea vociferousiy.
Nov that the ladies' In = Callfornli
~ can vote. each successful candi-
date will be elected by a pretty good
majority.
MRS. DERkS'S husband says he -
1V1 Golh' 10 use his own Judgment
some time 10 he has 10 commit suicide
to do a..
y EN. FROST says 1t Is all right "a
~ protect your melons by shooting
the wolves. but thou shalt not kick thy
nelghboI's son.
CoLkS says that n good deal OF my
/ humor sounds l!ke the author wa,
lucky 20 &c, Il published.
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A Letter OF l~nVttation.

A girl who signs herself 90. X"
writes:
II want to ask a friend whom I have
net seen for two years to q small Din
nsr Sunday evening. How shall I do
str
Write Q simple but cordial note OF IN.
vitation expressing your desire to Sc
new the acquaintance.
A nan who signs himself "P. D."
writes:
my mother has agreed to give my
aAacee and myself a furnished apart
msnt for q wedding present X she can
board with us after our marriage. Bat
my hancee objects, What shall I do"'
10 Il be tier for every newly-married
couple to mock by themselves. and you
would be unwise to begin your mar
rIsd life by putting yourself under such
obligations to your mother.
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Betty n c e s
to overs

Est>sss - DNny Vinesas sseAvsa q 1ns Evening Woaa eSses ~ Y
ssss essA az vnn b answered N sAs following days pspss.
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THE D@OpCp
w
~

osSyAtt, 1911, By The Press Pubiishins Co.
tn New Yogk worid).
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LEFT BEHIND.

The cat viii roam. or else eXpl.r.
\ blessed 3ilcr, , .iugir
Bu' drat tlc folks who go IVA
Ana lrav, Their phone bell ringing
harncl's NdZaHr.
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that Ferguson was salts
fed beyond doubt that Levia,t
had been concealed IN the
th'eket above the bed Of the
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CHAPTER XIII.
lContinucd.)
do You Smoker

Il laughed. Them other Two
Diamond men hat took a
shino to you. I've heard that
you talked right sassy 10
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-12
APLICATINO NO. 1
Notice of Application for Permission TO
Appropriate the Public Waters
of the state of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the
Sth day of September, 1911, in accord
anee with Section %. Chapter XXI.
of the Statutes of 1909. one Charles A.
unham of Rochester. County of Mon
roe, and State of New York, made ap-
~plication to 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
spring in a short tunnel in Mary Ann
Canon. at points on the Oracle No. 3
lode mining claim. whence the N \
cor. Sec. rs, T.. Il n. II. 81 E., NJ. d. b.
q NJ, bears N. 81 deg 20 min. e.. 5065
feet. by means of tunnel and pipes and
lilo cubic feet per second is to be con-
veyed to points at the mine, e the
center of the NWA of Sec. rs T. IA
n. r. 81 f., NJ. ID. B. q NJ, by means of
tunnel and pipes and there used for
mining and domestic purposes. Water
not to be returned to stream.
(Signed) ". NJ. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
First Publication october 20. 1911
OLast Publication November 26. 1911
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-12
Soap and Rabbit.

An angry woman walked into a
grocer's shop in Harlem and banged
a piece of yellow substance on the
counter. This" she announced
sarcastically. "is the soap that max
es washin' itself. It's the soar that
makes washin' a pleasure; its the
soap that"
That amt soap. ma'am,~ inter
rupted the grocer. as he took the
substance in hand and examined it.
Your little girl was here yesterday
for a half a pound of cheese and half
a pound of soap. That's the
cheese
The cheese" exclaimed the
woman. Then that accounts for
the other things"
What other things?"
why l lay awake the whole
night wondering what made the
Welsh rabbit we had taste SO queer
New York Press.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-12
NOTICE OF SHIPMENT OF HORSES.

Ely. Nevada. November 6, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that I. the
undersigned. Sheriff of White Pine
County, State of Nevada. did on the
9th day of November. inspect the fol-
lowing described horses shipped by
Lew Hagbery. consigned to Lew Hag-
berry, Omaha, Nebraska.
Car No. and initials-S. p, 75045.
Two head branded double o. on left
thigh.
Four head branded 96, on left
shoulder.
One head branded quarter circle di-
amond. on left thigh.
One head branded 707. on shoulder.
Eighteen head no brands.
Total number of horses shipped, 26.
l hereby certify hat the above is a
full and complete inspection of said
brands.
C. S. GRAIN.
Sheriff of White Pine County. Nevada
BY Albert J. MillicK. Deputy.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-12
A Bathing

c. NJ. Daniels, the champion swim
mer of the New York Athletic Club.
said, according to the New York Sun,
as he paced the beach at Coney Is
land:
The air is mild. the foam on the
blue waves glistens in the sunshine
and the water is almost warm
enough to battle in.
THE subject of bathing reminds
me of a notice that l saw posted on
the bulletin board of Dash's bath.
house one August afternoon last
year. The notice said:
"''Will the party who is in the
habit of cleaning his brown shoes on
the bathing towels please leave the
shoes at the Office, before bathing
hereafter, as we would rather clear
his shoes than wash the %towels?''
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-12
NOTICE OF SHIPMENT OF HORSES.
Ely. Nevada. October. %. 1911.

Ely. Nevada. October, %. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that l. the
undersigned Sheriff of White Pine
County. State of Nevada, did on the
2Srd day of October. inspect the fol-
lowing described horses shipped by
Ben Butler. consigned to w. A. Rob-
bins, Medicine Bow. Wyoming.
Car No. and initials-U. p. 61243.
One head branded A and bar III. on
left side.
One head branded crowfoot, on right
thigh.
One head branded lazy S J.. connect
ed, on left thigh.
One head branded CY-49-HK. con-
nected CM on left thigh.
One head branded L n L. on left
thigh, L vented.
One head branded bar b. on left
thigh.
One head branded w. S. right thigh.
z. /. on left shoulder.
One head branded JY connected, b
on left thigh, quarter circle triangle
bar on left shoulder.
One head branded F.. w. bar. half
circle. on left shoulder.
One head branded b. c. A. on left
side.
one head branded U bar b. on left
shoulder.
One head branded 90, quarter cir
Gle, on left shoulder.
One head branded JY, connected and
circle cross. on left shoulder.
One head branded is. on left thigh.
One head branded AN. on left side.
One head branded A bar 4, on left
hip.
One head branded JTJ. connected.
JY connected on left side.
One head branded HI. connected, on
left side.
One head branded bar 70 bar, on left
thigh.
Two head branded bar 5. cross ], on
left side.
Two head no brands.
One brandedU bar and A on left side.
One head branded heart and horse
shoe. on left shoulder.
One head branded dying j L con-
on right thigh.
One head branded bar cross J rock
Ing chair. on left side.
Total number of horses shipped. 2s
/ hereby certify that the above Is n
'ull and complete inspection of said
rands
C. S. GRAIN.
Sheriff of White Pine County. Nevada.
BY Charles Holmes, Deputy.
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Jesse James In Odd Role.

The first negro school in Missouri
was founded in Kansas City by j.
Milton Turner in 1868. says the st
Louis Dispatch. The school com
missioners were ex-Confederates and
refused to appropriate a salary for
him.
Every Saturday night or So he
says, Jesse James. the celebrated
bandit, rode over from Liberty. Mo-
shot up Kansas City and robbed its
citizens. Then he would gallop to
the negro school. discharge his pis'
tolls In the air and shout:
Where's that niger school
teacher"
Il would go out In fear ana
trembling. Turner relates, ana
say: Here | am. boss. Have l
these commissioners done anything
for you yet? James would yen
And would nswer No boss
"'Then I'll have to help YOU ne
would roar. and give me $40, 40
or $40. But for Jesse James !
could not have kept up the school
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-12

went past he just whispered: All
right, my dear; | shall be with you
in a minute"
Immediately after he had said
these words he saw the woman turn
a Mortified look upon him and then
hurry away; and the idea occurred
to him that it was not his wife at all
and that in the darkness he had made
a mistake. He decided to say moth
ing about the matter and quickly dis
appeared. When he returned home
he found his wife awaiting him, and
she at once greeted him with the
words:
"Oh, George, / have had such a
frightful experience, l was just
coming down the road when a man
tried to stop me and said, "All right.
my dear; | shall be with you in a
minute | ran home, found you
were out, and I've been so much
alarmed"
George was just about to explain
when an idea came to him.
What sort of mar was it?" he
asked.
Oh" replied the young wife, Il
saw him quite plainly and a more
villainous face | never beheld in my
life. He was a perfect monster,
with crime stamped on every
feature"
George decided that, after all, II
might be better for him to say moth
ing.-Detroit News-Tribune.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-12
Both Were Frauds.

In the Metropolitan Theatre the
house physician has a seat given him
for each performance. says the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer. He Is supposed
to be there every evening. Natural
ly there comes a time when the play
begins 10 pail on him. One evening
not long ago the stage manager of a
local playhouse rushed down the
aisle to the Doctors seat and
whispered
Come back at onee-the leading
lady has had an attack"
In ladies' dressing room all was
confusion.
"what'll we do, Doc" cried the
stage manager.
Have you poured water on her
head7"
Yes. a whole bucket. out of the
one hat says. Not to be used ex-
eept In east of fire"
h o pour n more
fear you have made a fatal misake,
Run out TO the drug store and get
this filled"
When they had run u the lady
opened her eyes. Doe" she gasp
ed, you're a good fellow. amt you?
I know you know there's nothing the
matter with me. ! want a day off
and | don't want TO go on In this act.
Can't you fix it,"
Il sure can" he answered, wiring
ing her hand alphabetically. !
amt a doctor came in ON his
ticket. Wen fix it,
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John d.. Long and the Horse

A good story is told OF John d.
Longs campaigning days. wherein
one of them figured.
At a reception given to the Re-
publican speaker in a western Mas
saehusetts town Governor Long cor
daily greeted one farmer in the line,
asked after the members of his fami-
ly, and then added warmly, And
how is the old white horse?"
The farmer was greatly pleased
and thought even after that John ID.
Long was one of the worlds great
men. After the reception one of the
men who had stood in line asked the
then governor how he came to know
about the old farmers horse. Didn't
yor notice the white hairs all over
his o~yercoat?" was the reply.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-12
NO. 2142.
Notice of Application for PermissIon TO
Appropriate the Public Waters of
the state of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given tina on the
10th day of July, 1911, in accordance
with Section rs. Chapter XXI, of the
Statutes of 1909. one G.. S. Hoag of Ely.
County OF White Pine. State of Nevada.
made application to the State Engineer
OF Nevada for permission to appropri-
ate the public waters OF the State of
Nevada: Such appropriation is to be
made from Springs rising upon the
Spring Lode. u. S. Survey. No. s7O2.
Serial No. 04911. In Ward Mining Dis
trict. White Pine County, Nevada. at
points whence h southeast cornor of
section Is. T.. IA N. r. SO e, M. D.. b. q
NJ, bears S. 10 deg. West 1870 feet. by
means OF open cut and pipe line, and
5 cubic feet per second is to be con-
veyed to points at the Ward Mine. so
called, In the Ward lining District
White Pine County. Nevada. by means
OF tank and pipe line, M there used
for domestic Water not to
be returned to stream.
(Signed) W. NJ. KEARNEY.
State Engineer.
(First Publication October Is, 1917
Q-ast Publication November IL, 1917
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APPLICATION NO. 1921.
Appropriate the Public Waters of
the State of vad

Notice is hereby given hat on the
29th day of Sept. 1911, in accordace
with Section 20. Chapter XXI, of the
Statutes of 1909. one William Elliott
Clark of McGill, County of White Pine.
and State of Nevada, made application
to the State Engineer of Nevad for
permission to appropriate the the pub
lie waters of the State of Nevada. Such
appropriation is to be made from
Steptoe Creek. at points approximately
the SW Cor. SEA SEA Sec. Il, T.. II,
n. r. So f., NJ. d. b. & NJ, and within
said SEA SEA Sec. IL T. II N.
r S3 f., NJ. d. b & NJ. by means of
dam and bitches. and 3.2 cubic feet per
secon is to be conveyed to points
NEh and NWA Sec. l T. II N. r. 60 E.,
NJ d. B. & NJ, by means of bitches
AMI there used for Irrigation and
domestic use. Water not to be re-
turned to stream.
tSigned) W. NJ. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
tFirst Publication October %. 1910
tLast Publication November 10. 1910
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-12

Mrs. Crex the wife OF a certain
clergyman In an English village, says
Youths Companion. was a most
solicitous and prudent helpmeet. Her
husband would never have come TO
any harm If her advice had always
been followed.
One misty day, as he was starting
off to ofhciate at a funeral, she was
particularly careful in cautioning
him against any sort of exposure.
Nov, john" she concluded,
"above all things, don't stand with
your bare head on the damp ground
or you'll catch cold"
And John promised he would not.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-12
NOTICE OF SHIPMENT OF HORSES.

Ely. Nevada. November 6. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that I. the
undersigned. Sheriff of White Pine
County, State of Nevada, did on the
9th day of November. inspect the fol-
lowing described horses shipped by
Lew Hagbery. consigned to Lew Hag-
berry. Cobre. Nevada
Car No. and initials-C. & n. w,
10000.
Three head branded flying X. on
left shoulder.
One head branded JHT, connected,
on left shoulder.
One head branded w. on left thigh.
One head branded TG. connected, on
left thigh.
One head branded bar C. on left
thigh.
One head branded wine glass vented,
on left thigh.
Nine head no brands.
Total number shipped. Il.
I hereby certify that the above is a
fun and complete inspection of said
brands.
c. S. GRAIN.
Sheriff of White Pin County. Nevada
BY Albert J. Millick. Deputy.
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points in the Nwh of swA Sec. 80 t.
Is N. r. SIS E.. N. Z. b. & NJ. by means
of dam, reservoir n pipe line and
20 cubic feet per second is to be con
veycd to points in the w " of Sec. 80
T. is N. r. SIS E, and the Sc i of Sc
y Sec. 81. T. Is N. r.. 81 E., NJ. ID. b.
& NJ, by means of natural channel of
Berry Creek. Pat Creek and Duck
Creek and pipe line. and there used
for power. milling, metallurgical and
domestic purposes. Water not to be
returned to stream.
w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
(Ffrst Publication November IL. 1919
Cast Publication December 10. 1910
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The Little Boy Who Moved.

The fairies missed him when The,
came
To play their evening game.
They searched the old red farm
house through,
They called aloud his name,
They even looked inside the barn,
But vain their question proved
So they made up their elfin minds
The little boy had moved.
Kriss Kringle missed him when he
came
Upon his reindeer ride.
ue hunted for him high and low,
But not a trace he spied.
put still he keeps a lookout sharp
To find him II he can
The little boy who went one day
To live inside a man.
Judge.