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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
THOSE suFFRAoETTss
Premier AsqUith's Speech. Which
 Was not Delivered

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-The suffra- gettes, in pursuance of tbeir policy of yaded the City Temple tonight with noisy in erraptions and prevent d Prem CT Asquith's speeh on settle ment work. The premier, after re- peated efforts to get e hearing. left in disgust. The trouble began as socn as Asquith mounted the ros. trum. 4 woman hained herself to Q pillar. and was removed only after a violent struggle. The audiene was iu an uproar.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
MeFARLANo-mURPHY BOUT

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov 29:- interest in the Packy Mcfarland Tommy Murpsy lightweight contest has hyened up to a not ceable de. gree as the date for the encounter approaches and the Coffrotl pavilion promises to be well filled with ring enthusiasts tomorrow when the two fighters are called into the ring for their twenty-round bgttle. It will be the first fight of any consequence that the fans of the bay district have been handed out in several months. The fact that Mcfarland. in the event he wine o9er NJ tphy. VI.l be mac ed to meet Wolgast for the champion ship ft an early date has served to increase public interest in he bout
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
eueonlc PlAouE PATENT.

STOCKTON. Nov. 29.-Angelo Bi- anehl, who was ordered in quarantine several weeks ago as bubonic plague patient. on account of whose illness a government crusade against squirrels and rodents was started, is sufficiently recovered of his illness tC visit his family physician uptow n daily. A complete recovery of the patient is expected to he announced by his attending physician.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
LAWS LONG ARM
Reaches from PennsyiVanis to Cali
 fornls After a Pickle Thief

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 29-Three acquisitions for the return of alleged criminals, two to Pennsylvania and one to Minnesota, were honored today by Governor Johnson. The most ln- teresting Of t-e list is Clifton Mat thews. who stole a keg of pickles rom a store in Pennsylvania. He wfa arrested. jumped bali and was 3rrested in Kern county.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
MEXICAN CONSENT
United States May Protect the I'm
 perial valley

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-Upon the return here from Mexico City Of Assistant Secretary Carmi Thompson, of the interior deaprtment. the an nouncement was made that the Mexi- can government had ven permission to the United States to improve the leevees along the Colorado river in Mexico.
 water break in the levee on the west bank of the Colorado threatened an overflow into the Imperial valley, in California. The Mexican govern. ment gave the United States per mission to import repair mater. al free of duty
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
Bisbee Invited
 To A Banquet

PROSPERITY THANKSGIVING DAY
 DINNER
 Menu
 aesimentsl Army Post Calumet and Arizona Shelter
 Shattuek Shelter Douglas, Tucson. Phoenix (n cho- rusl Gimme some of everything that's going" General Prosperity (earvinel = "Ahem! 5isbee, will you have some of the breast of Bigger Business ?'' 5ashful 6isbee2
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
FIVE mlLLioNAIREs

They Win Start Today In 6rsr5
 Prz ze Automobile Race
 SAVANNAH, ov. 29.-five reput- ed mi.lionaires are scheduled to start tomorrow in the grand prize automo- bile race. They are David Bruce Brown. of New York, who will drive Fiat car: Spencer Wisaart, of Philadelphia, a Mercedes; Irwin Rurdell, of Philadelphia, in a Benz; Eddie Hearne. of Chicago, in a Benz, and Caleb Bragg, of Cincinnati, in a Fiat.
 Victor Hemmery, In a Fiat, and Louis Wagner, also in a Fiat. gre ia. vorites. Sentiment is divided be tween Mulford and De Palma for third place. Six cen cars are 10 start.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
WIRELESS SILENT
Passenger Steamer on Rock or
 British Columbia Coast

VICTORIA, B. C.. Nov 29.--Al- though several vessels answering the distress call of the Lttle passenger steamer Tees, which struck a rock in Kyquot Sound early today. should have reached tle scene of the aeci- dent tonight no word WIS received nc the wireless stations ashore con corning the Tees condition. The si- lenee of the Tees wireless Is taken by the officers of the Canad an Pa cific railroad, the owners. to mean that = e dynamos are flooded and that the wireless equipment is use less.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
CALIFORNIA FIRE

CAYUCOS. Cal. Nov 29.--A fire originating in the rear of De Mar tini's restaurant this afternoon de- stroyed a number of buildings in the business section of the town. The total loss is between thirty-fise and forty thousand dollars. The postoitice building and the Cosmopoli- tan Hotel were destroyed. The post master succeeded in saving the mail
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
WILL SWEEP COUNTRY
Western Governors Say of Woman
 Suffrage

KALAMAZOO, Nov. 29.-Goyernors @hase s. Osborne, of Mic igan, Laeu- tenant Governor Fitzgerald, of Colo Iado, Governor Eberhardt, of Min nesota, and former Governor Barnes, vI Washington. of the foyernors' special. speaking at a mass meet ng, sad that woman suffrage was bound 10 sweep the country in the next few years.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
TURKEY FOR TAFT

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. 2s.-- 4 g pound turkey that is decisred to be t-e best of the New Engiand turk cv crop this year has arrived at the White House to grace the Thanks giving tahle tomorrow Following his usual custom. the president viii have only the members of his family and one or two intimate friends for din- ner.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
RUssIA's ULrImATuM
1t Demands the immediate Dismissal
 by Persia of Sinister

DJ TCTsId OT oUGs1CF
 TEHERAN, Nov. 29.-Russ as ul. timatum has been delivered to Per sia Russia demands the Instant dis missal of W. Morgan Sinister. the American treasurer-general of Per. sir whose administration of the de. p1rtent has reslted in the present ccmplic7t ois. and indemnity in erred in sending Russian troops te pr rrfue
 Should the dismissal not be carried out in forty-eight hours Russian troops will march to Teheran, and additional expenses W II be added to the indemnity. It is stated confident ly that the national council will not comply with the demands.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
CAUGHT A ~s' "ck LANDER"

SEATTLE. No.. zs.-A man giv- ing the nsme of T. F. Breezer was arrested by the police tonight when he went to a secluded spot 10 get a package suppl lsed to contain money demanded by a black hand" letter sent to E. ". Andrews. president of the Seattle National Bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
:..: 2. MAssvx 0lnzm SS1zats. $: 5: s;:: $: ,"
BRONSON WINNER

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 29.-Ray Bronson. Of this city. leading every round after t'e first. won from Tom my Howell. of Philadelphia, in thir- teen rounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
State of Ohio. city of Toledo. ss
 Lucas County.

State of Ohio. city of Toledo. SC
 Lucas County.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of r. J. Cheney 4 Co, doing business in the City of To- iedo County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and cv- cry case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATtRRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn ta before mo and subscribed in my preserce, this 6th day of December \. D. l6si.
 fsean A. w GLEASON
 Notary Public Halls Cafarrh Cure is taken fntsrnaiiy and acts directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
 r. J. CHENEY C. co. Toledo. O. Sold by ell Druggists. 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for constipatao1.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30

ed much favorable cri,i Ism recently. sailed today for New York, wIfere he s to be heard in WI gueIian tenor roles ths winter at the Metropolitan opero house.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
vEw TENOR FcR METROPOLITAN

LONDON, Nov. % --4e.nrich Hen gel. whose singing in the Ring" mu- sic dramas at Covent ,iarden attract
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30

W tcheS. bracelets. locketS, t il Sets. phot frames diamond brooches, gold chai $, ell pin>. gold c ,osse., manicure sets. jewel boxes and many other hand some and substantial gifts
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
The Victor Victrofa

Tn most pppllar of musical instru- ments would make an ideal gift as we'll as popular one 4 large line of al the latest tnd p 'pular records carried in stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30

wishes to announce to the public that on Friday morning December first, the largest dssemblage Of Holiday Goods that has been displayed in this district, will be opened for the inspection Of the holiday shoppers. Every department is overflow ing with appropriate eiff suggestions. IL will be easy task to make your selections this year ow- ing 10 the complete condition Of our stock.
 Never before has it been pleasure show such fthe right kind of merchandise for Christmas We cordially invite everyone call and the many pretty things showing, at extremely IOw prices
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-15

FIRE ALARM

Tuesday night at 1890 the resi-
dents OF Gardnerville we're awak-
ened from their sleep by the alarm
Of fire and within a few moments
after the first tap of the fire bell,
the streets we're alive with excited
people. That it was not u
false alarm was quickly told by
the bright illumination in the
southern part of town. A number
of sheds or small buildings at Mrs
Frantzens, together with a stack of
hay obtaining 20or 30 tons, were
ablaze aud the blaze w9s rapidly
eating its way to the residence by
the osely adjoining buildings.
The fire department responded
quickly ana soon had two good
streams Of water playing on the
fire. In, progress of the flames
w,s quickly checked and within
hall hour the fire was extingnished.
The origin OF the fire is not
known but Is thought 10 have been
started by some careless person
that had crawled into the hay to
sl,ep
Too much praise cam be paid
the fire department for then
promptness and the organized
method OF handling Their appa-
rams. The Two lines of hose er
run GU, couplings made and the
engine set anG made ready with
d that would do credit to
paid department instead OF one
that is being KEEP, in existence by
the monthly dues paid by lis
members.
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ROAD IS OPEN

The state road from Mono Lake to
Crocker's IS open for travel for wag
ons only west OF Tioga. The state
road from Hammond's to Tioga is
one of the finest in the West, good
and wide and grade OF not over six
per cent ]. MhFarland OF the State
engineers office, has a force OF men
at work and the portion belonging to
the state is a splendid highway.
The 81 I'D from Tioga to
Croekers is claimed by private par
ties but til nited States Govern
ment has brought suit and will prob
ably take TIE loaa over and repair it.
If the officers n charge will then re
scind their rl.r. forbidding autos in
the national parks there will be a
great deal OF travel that way
Bridgeport Chronicle.
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WILL HOLD
EXAMINATION

Forest Supervisor Maule has
just been advised by the District
Forester that an examination for
Assistant Forest rangers will be
held at his office at Gardnervllle,
Nevada on October 23d and 24th.
1t Is expected that several men
now employed on the Mono Forest
wi take this examination and be-
come full-hedged rangers.
In order to induce the best class
OF men To enter the service the
entrance salary has been raised
to $l,l00 PER annum, some
time ago, and the examination was
consequently made somewhat
more rigid. Full particulars may
be obtained from the Supervisor
by persons who have in mind
taking this examination.
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ATTORNEY CHARTz WILL
\ DELIVER ABSTRACTS
Holds Titles to Much Carson
Valley Property.

Record Courier: | was the short
hand reporter IN the case OF Union
Mill & Mining Co. against II. f.
Dangberg and many others, begun
in 1888. In that case there were
many p3tents introduced in evil
dence. After | became an attorney
in 1894 | obtained an order from
Judge I. ?. Hawley Withdrawing
all said patents, and under that
order ! have delivered to all the
the defendants their patents which
had been introduced in evidence
except one. | have often adver-
tised to find out the owner of that
one, and | advertise ogain: 1t is a
patent of the State OF Nevada issu-
ed to Patrick Higgins for the NV
of the NV OF section s in T. II n.
Il. 90 h. 1t is the only patent |
have left on the case, and wish
the owner would call for it. | will
d9liver it without charge, as | did
all others.
In the case of John Andersen ct
al. VS.. Henry Bassman ct al. was
one OF the attorneys who tried that
case, and | obtained similar
order irom Judge w. w. Morrow
In San Francisco to deliver to me
all abstracts of title OF plaintiffs.
and whilst | have delivered several,
| still have many left which | de
sire to deliver without cost to the
owners. They are as follows:
Lilies NJ. Van Sickle, Herman
Ihrann, Diedriech Thrann, J. c
Thompson, A. P. Squires and En-
MA Svuires, W. J. Swail, Scossa
Bros, William 5etllemeyer, Chris
Rabe, D. B. Park, P. II. Petersen,
Hogh Park, Benjamin Palner,
Elizabeth Kirman and Richard
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-15
MUST ATTEND
PUBLIC SCHOOL

The new law compelling attendance
at school, Section 203 says: Each
parent guardian or other person in
the State of Nevada having control
or charge OF any child between the
ages OF eight and sixteen years, shall
be required to send such child to a
public school during the time in
which a public school shall be in ses-
sion in the school district in which
such child resides
The law also gives FIVE conditions
under which attendance at school
may be excused, the last and fifth OF
which says. That attendance will
not be required when the deputy SUI.
perintendent shall determine that the
child's residence is located at such
distance from the public school as to
render attendance impracticable or
unsafe"
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HORSE THIEVES

Judge Langan returned last night
in his auto from Yerington, to which
place he went on Tuesday morning
and where session Of the Lyon
county grand jury was held. The
jury returned three indictments. One
is against Allie Mann, formerly OF
this city, who was charged with horse
stealing and he vii have to stand trial
for grand larceny; one against Bud
Villains for the same offense, and
the third against a man named Me
Carthy for passing a worthless check
Their trials are all set Tor Octo5ei
10th at which time the court has OF
dered a venire of fifty talesmen IL
be in attendance.-Enterprise
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A NEW FARMER

wills Brougher, who owns forty
acres OF land just west OF the Hot
Springs north OF this city, will this
week commence clearing the same
and placing it in condition for farm
ing. He will sink a number OF wells,
and place one OF his big wind mills
on the ground for irrigation purpose
Mr. Brougher IS enthusiastic over
the possibilities OF the recleaming OF
lands in tbs valley and this is but one
of his first moves in that direction.
He expects to have the ground
cleared, plowed and planted this fall
in order to take advantage of the first
storms and see what he can do along
the dry farming and irrigated lines.
Both schemes will be given a try
out. Ultimately it is the intention to
clear all the field near the Springs
and bring it under cultivation
There is evidently quite a land
boom on in this section, as several
other tracts will be cleared before
spring and put in grain and other
farm truck-Carson Appeal
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SCHOOL OFFICIALS
FILED PROTEST

The following communication.
to The Board of County Commiss-
ionefs, is published upon request:
Garduerville, Nevada,
September 2, 1911.
The Board OF County
Commissioners,
Gentlemen:
We, the County Board Of Educa-
lion, respectfully petition your
Honorable Body not to rteons der
the order made revoking the
license of the MiIlerville saloon.
We believe that every considtra-
ton OF the welfare OF our schools,
aud especially OF the County High
School, imperatiyely demands that
THIS resort be permanently closed
IL. w. SErrLaMEYER,
LEo SPRlNGMEYER.
FRANK G. JoSfs.
L OrIs VAUGHN, Principal.
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BOND ISSUE
DISPOSED OF
Commissioners Refuse TO Change
Order RevOking MillervilIe
Saloon License.

The Board OF County Commiss-
ioners met at Genoa last Monday
and transacted the following busi-
ness
Petition asking the Board to re-
consider their action OF July meet
ing, revoking the saloon lie nee Of
n. A. Crawford and that the order
then made be reseinded, restoring
said license, was considered by the
board after hearing argument for
and against the petition, was de-
MED by the unanimus vote of the
board.
The ten $500 Douglas County
improvement bonds were awarded
as follows.
No. As to the Farmers Bank of
Carson Valley at 81 per cent.
No 46, II, and 4S to Mary
Cosser, $500 at 5 per cent.
No. 49 and 80, amount $1,000, TO
R. Crow at 5 per cent.
No. 81 to "a, amounting to $1,000
to Fritz Sehacht at A.
The bonds will be ready for d.
livery, Tuesday, September 18th.
Application from r. II. Mitchell,
deputy superintendent of public
instruction OF the 4th district, for
a contribution OF $25 toward d.
fraying the expenses of holding
district institute at Reno, Nov. 23-
p, was granted.
Claims on file were allowed as
elsewhere in this issue
Map of Glenbrook Improvement
company, OF Glenbrook Link,
Lake Tahoe, in Sec. 10, Township
II, N. r. 20 E., made June 1911,
and duly certified August 5st, was
by the Board as the
official map of the above named
place.
The clerk was directed to advef-
tise for bids for building a bridge
in the Genoa lane.
Commissioner Springmeyer was
authorized TO have the buildings
On the poor farm painted.
The clerk was instructed to noii-
iy G. g. Turner to make the nee
ossary road repairs in his district.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to extend our ever
lasting thanks to all those kind
friends and neighbors who gave
their assistance during our recent
bert avemen'. We also extend our
thanks to the choir and those who
made floral offerings.
IDA PETsIGREW,
A. j. PETTIGREW,
Mrs. II. c. DANGBRRG.
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Kirman, Chris johnson, James
Hickey, H. Jones, VIM. F. Dang
berg, II. f. Dangberg, Frank De-
luchi, H. P. Christensen, Elizabeth
Alderman and Hazel Quill, Mary
Cosser, L. NJ. Christensen, Richard
Cook, John Baldwin, J. C. Bull,
Harrison Berry and Wilkerson,
Fay q Co., John Anderson.
The foregoing abstracts OF title
were filed curing the year 1901,
and, OF course, some changes have
occurred since then. They were
most carefully drawn by Judge
D. w. Virgin, who was one OF the
attorneys in the case, up to that
date, and were accepted as cor
rected in that litigation.
No person should call upon me
TO deliver such abstract of title,
without first showing me in some
reasonable way that they are the
present owners of the property de-
scribed in the abstract applied fo1,
and this can be done b. -iDply
showing me the last deed, showing
description.
1t is my beiiei chat every owner
OF ranch property, wherever situate
should keep an abstract OF title,
and keep it up, and make notation
of every change and transfer and
every part thereof.
You are now farmers and not
ranchers, in the best acceptable
meaning OF the terms, and do not
forget it.
No doubt the persons above re-
ferred to will feel grateful to the
Record Courier for printing this
communication.
ALFRED CHARTZ.
Carson, Nevada, September 8, 1911.
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LONG SUIT

The suit before the Federal Court
in relation to the waters of the Wal
ker River between the Miller & Lux
people and T. B. Hickey promises to
be drawn out for many moons to
come Peck Birmingham, one Of the
witnesses, has been on the stand for
two weeks, and only the direct ex-
animation has been held 1t will
probably be another week before the
lawyers finish with them. Other wit
nesses are to follow.
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Attention. Water Users.

The storage water Of the Alpin
Land and Reservoir Company will
be released within few days.
Hans Jessen will have icharge of
the distribution and those desiring
water should make application to
him The rate will be 4 cents PER
inch for a hours.
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Board Of Equaliza ion.

Notice il hereby givon that the ASSESS
or of Douglas County, Staie Of Nevada,
has this day d delivered 10 tho undersigned
the ns-essmeui roll for the current fiscal
year; that the Beard of County Commits
-loners VIII mont as o. Board Of Equali-
zation in the office of tLe County Clerk,
al the Court Hoase iu Genea, Douglas
County. SIT, ~ Nevaia. on Monday.
September ism. 1911. atlen O'Clock a. III
of said day. aud continue in session
from time To tine until the hnsine,s of
equalization il disposed OF.
Done and dated go Genos, Nevada,
this llia da, Il Scplru ,er i1ll.
IL c. JEPsEN
Cruuiy clock, aad *
ofn /, elefk Of Tie y ara II Equalization
o. d ,aglas C,uuv Swa1.
I'isst publication. N"ta 'nher L. 1911.
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ANOTHER ARTEsIAN WELL

A twenty inch flow has been Sc
sured in the first we'll tried by the
Las Vegas Irrigated Fruit Lands Co.
at a depth OF 500 feet. This is the
well which was reported a couple OF
weeks ago as having only a small
flow at the contract depth Of 400 feet.
After some consideration the com
pany decided to so deeper, with the
above announced satisfactory result.
Clark County Review.
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a the request of many who have been able consult
@A Prof Hope during his visit Gardnerve he will
-A ~ IL the future, due which will be
Prof Hope has during his made friends but has
successfully treated many only
look after his patients in the Valley being his keep
under his personal all thus nsurng patient
Remember ha Prof Hope has his offices in do be
deceived by travelling glass pdde who today gone
tomorrow They get money and you have
Prof Hope appreciates the
visit to Carson Valley and desires take this opportunity thank
both his patients and friends.
Prof Hope employs assistants and anyone representing him
self as such is fraud
Prof Hope will leave Gadnervle Saturday o'clock
so have consulted him do permanent
II East Street. Block 2nd floor Reno Nevada
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Bank Statement.

Report ef The condition of the Douglas
County Farmers Bank AZ Gar1neryiiie in the
State OF Seyaaa, AZ the close af business on
ina L. lnv OF snnl lnIl
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Pay up your subscription.
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l, II. c. Jepsen, Cou1ty Clerk and Ex
otIlcio Clerk of the First judicial Ids
srist Court, in and for Douglas county
Nevada, and Presiding Clerk Of the
Board of County Commissioners, for
said County Of Douglas do hereby certify
that the foregoing 10 true and correct
copy of the original bills against ,ho
cosnty aud allowed by the Board Of
County Commissioners, and which now
romans on file and on record, In my OIL
Se in Genon, IN said county.
In testimony whereof have heraunto
--set my hand and affixed my official
Seal seal at Genoa in said county, this
- llth day Of Sept. A. d. 1911.
II. G. JEPSES. Clerk
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Pa up your subscription.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.

Office Of Board of County Commission
ers, Genoa..Sept llth. 1911.
At meeting Of the honorable Board
Of County Commissioners held this day
the following bills on file against II g
county were examined and allowed A.