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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF HIGH-CLAsS IN
VESTMENT PROPERTIES:
new brick houses. > rooms and bath.
rent for SO each per month Price. 5000
10 houses. rent for ss7 per month. Price.
Equity of $4,000 In rev Groom brick
houses. rented for $500 per month; small trust
Two good brick houses. rented for Sal per
month; Price. $4,000.
Good frame 6-room dwelling. lot 35xl0o:
rents for Sl4 rer mfnth. Price. 81 $50.
Two six-room brick houses X st. near
9Th; rent for $3.50 each. Price. $3.50 each.
Groom brick, 2ird st. NV. Rent, $3.50 per
month. Price, 81 $50.
e-r"Sm hriek, = st. between 21st and 22nd
sts. Rents for SIS per month Price, 81. 700
Il brick houses. 81. between 9th and lot h
sts. Rent for $50 per month Price, $4,000;
and 22nd SITS. Rent for SIS per month Price.
a brick houses Rent for $50 per month.
II brick houses Rent for $500 per month
IS rooms and bath; lot 44x9s: 9Th st. NV;
rent $40 per month. Price, $3.50
18th St NV between l. and NJ sts-: lot ok
-Four brick houses; rent for sos per month;
= brick houses: rent for $50 per month
each. Price. $500 each
6 brick houses; rent for s11.50 per month
each Price 81 600 each
Two new 2-story brick houses: G rooms: hot
water heat: rent for $3.50 per month each.
14th 81. NV: store and apartment rooms
new; rents for $3.50 per month. Price,
$500
Georgia ave. NV, store: lot 15x1S6:
rent. $3.50 per month. Price 81 100
Three brick houses, 9Th st. nv, u rooms and
bath; rent for 5000 each Price. s., 80 each
Four new brick houses, 18th ST. ne; > and
g rooms and bath; rent for $3.50 each. Price
$500.
A. F. FOX COMPANY. 1-a-1-1 H" NV.
SALES DEPARTMENT
FOR SALE-FOUR SMALL BROOM BRICK
houses. situated in the northwest: rent. ST. so
Price. S4.SJ0; no agents. Address Box -,
Star Office.
WE HAVE FIVE WELL RENTED HOUSES
for sale In splendid renting section of the
NV Good ear service pass the door Six
room bricks; hath. gas and furnace. -Four in
can he sold for 81. $50 each. and the corner
house. renting for 1906, be sold for s. 600
Always rented.
ALFRED HIGBIE K CO.,
912 14th NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

COTTAGE rooms and bath: hot-water heat:
cleo light and gas, built last year FOR
home; best location. Price. $4,000.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALOON BALTIMORE AND ANNAPO-
lis electric line. close to Washington. 20 acres
Of excellent fertile soil: improved by Broom
house: large new barn. stable and other out
buildings: beautiful shade: right on the car
line. Price. 5000.
A. C. HOUGHTON & CO.. 625 F ST.
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UN1MPROVED PROPERTY.

FOR SALE 49, ELEVEN THOUSAND SQU ARE,
feet Of valuable property situated on corner az
connecticut ave and Porter st. adjoining
'l"veland Park; owner Will sacrifice for inme-
thAtc sale In order 10 secure cash for big paw
Ing enterprise. FRANKLIN c JACKSON, Ard
more HoTal
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1oQNQOQO


Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
400 PM. Daily c. & o. SPECIAL. Solid
train 10 Cincinnati. with Pullman seepers 10
Louisville. Cincinnati indianapolis. ST. Louis
ard connection for Chicago.
l1:lo PM. Daily r. +. v. LIMITED to the
West. Southwest and Northwest. Pullman
sleepers 10 Virginia Hot Springs. CiRclnn ri
and Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper open f.sr
occupancy 10 pm. c. o. dining car all
trains.
Offices: 81: Pa ave. 1889 st
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-30
The Canny Justice.

"Thet's II duru.d tine Hni;in al u
yourD. mister" said Tie Old nF'n ''''1
the chin whistler as he inspected itnh
bleigh's motor standing IN front ~ tint
Eagle House III Togus
You bet 1t Is. said lubbielgh Il
came over here from Watkins Corners
this morning in just fifty five minutes
Going some. chg
"Ya-as." said the Old gentleman
stroking his whisker thoughttu.iy
kin We prove IL
IL have five witnesses in my guests
said Dubb!eigh.
"Waal. I'll take yer word for it,
said the stranger jest fork oNpi
twenty-five. and well Gail II square
I'm jestice O the peace raound Gerr
aud TN save time to settle ihi- llpri
yilation right NOW. :" Harpers " cak's
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p operty. to-wit:
One hundred and Forty Thousand
Shares OF the capital stock Of the
oristol- Neyada Mining company, a
corporation, said stack levied on be-
ing the prope- ~ OF said defendant
:. o. Fernandez.
Notice is hereby given, that, OIL
friday. November 22nd, 1912, at L
O'CLOCK noon, Of that day. at the
'front.' door of the Count House, IL
he town of Phoebe, county of Lin
,oln, state OF Nevada, | vii, in obed-
ience to said writ OF Execution, sell
me aDoye-described properly, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary t.
,atisfy said plaintiffs judgment, with
n5er-st theseon ana costs, to the
highest bidder, for cash in Lawful
IN yney Of the United States.
JAKE JOHNSON, Sheriff.
| Phoebe. Nevada. Nov. Is, 1912
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The Track of the Earth,

II the sun and earth and the earth
orbit could b" seen. then the track ol
the earth would be Il spiral around tn.
of the sun Go take a broomstirk
wind wire around it like thread Oh .
spool. take out the stick and stretch
The coil until the space between ca
turn is. say. onc-third Of an inrh and
make hundred turns OF the wire
Then this spiral or coil would repre-
sent the track of the earth through
space during II hundred years The
sun moves toward the star Vega al II
speed of twelve miles per second and
carries the earth. all the planets aud
their moons along But they all move
around the sun ut the same time ana
therefore traverse spiralS. represented
fairly b. extended coils of wire. Ed
gar I.urieu l.arkiu in New York Amer
can
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

n THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court of the State of Nevada,
n and for Lincoln County.
In the Matter of the Estate OF join
Bowen, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that, on the
9Th day of June, A. d., 1912. the I'M
lersigned, Lizzie Empey, was duly ap
pointed by said Court as administra-
rix OF the said estate Of John Bow
n, deceased. and that on the 10th
lay OF June, \. D., 1912, she duly
ualified as such administra rix, and
.etters of administration were there
upon duly issued 10 her
All persons having claims against
the said estate are required 10 file
The SAME with proper vouchers and
statutory affidayits attached, with tht
1lerk Of said Court within three
months from the date Of the first
publication OF this notice.
LIZZIE EMPEY,
Administrative OF the Estate OF
John Bowen, Deceased.
Chas. Lee Horsey, Attorney for AID
ministrator.
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MRS. cLARk'S FUNERAL
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED

The funeral of the late Mrs. ]. A.
Clark was held last Tuesday after
noon from the Union Sunday schoo
building at 2:3O o'clock in the pres
nee of large outpouring OF friends
/ the berCave1 family who had
come to pay their respects to the
dead.
The ceremonies were simple but
impressive, the spaker Tor the oc-
casion being Senator-elect Chas. Lee
Horsey, who spoke words Of COM
iort to the sorrowing ones. The
Il raj offerings were many, soma
,oming from friends in Los Angeles
aud Salt Lake.
F. NJ. Clark, a brother Of tha
5ereayed husband, and wife came
ON Las Vegas to attend the obse-
quies as did Mrs. Hall, sister of
lie deceaed. from Salt Lake. Inter-
ment took place at the Catholic GEM
etaH.
| Mrs. Clark was born and raised
Of Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Sawyer. She
| IN +. ard Mrs. G. 8. Sawyer. She
vas an estiamable woman, loving
ubsher and wife and possessed OF
many fine qualities that endeared
her to her many friends. She was
ever charitable and always ready Il
assist In si:knesg and dis
tress.
Being called 10 the Unknown Worlt
at this time, when she had every
thing TO live fo., loving husband
and family, is sad, sad, indeed; bu
let US hope in the VIII Of the Divin,
Providence that doeth all things
web, that her leaving is but ;
transitory sleep where in the year
to come she will awaken to b
joined by her loved ones.
She leaves to survive her a hus
band, mother, brother, sister, daugh
ter and son.
| The Record extends its sympath,
to the bereaved family.
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sonos Of Day Before Yesterday.

We made mp catalogue recent! Vi
nopular songs of the last two decades
Hardly was it set in type before thoSe
omitted began to swarm to memory
Shoe Els. Don't Bother Me. uli@ht
have been added to the numerous o'u
timers. Put Me OF at Buffalo
And Her Golden Hair Was Hanging
Down Her Back" ION the Banks OF
the Wabash Far Away" "Rosie Otira
DIV" Take Me Back. Back. Back 10
Baltimore" and I'D Leave My Happy
Home For You-oo-oo-oo. "Hoodoy'
Dolly Gray" she Was Happy III
She Met You" "Ietlelia," sammy
and Teasing" had their intense and
feeting existence Too popular to be
overlooked were Mister Dooley. IN
the Shade Of the Old Apple Tree.
Everybody Works but Father ana
Waiting at the Church" Of the whole
crop it seems rs If all were transitorS
EXCEPT "There'Il BE II Hot Time in the
Old Town Tonight. Golfers Weekly
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The Sion.

A famous cranioiogisf viii g stroliin.
leisurely through churchyard found
which there We're two or three skulls
The craniooslst took them up and
after considering che a little time.
said. "Ah, this Is the skull Of a phi
iosopher"
Very likely. your houor replied the
solemn grayedig-er sure. | noticed V
was somewhat cracked -" London Tee.
graph.
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SENATOR PiTTMAN'S
ELko COUNTY GOAT

One buck with par value Of IS
bucks, or to be more explicit. one
81 ly goat having a face value of
SIS, In addition to other features.
labeled as "Massey's Goat" arrived
from Elko this morning ard was de.
iEered by the Wells-Fargo company
soday to Key Pittman, senator-elsct
His Goatship weighs los pounds and
wa emit to Pittmaa by Exc resi-,
dents. who, previous to the election
lad dubbed the animal as "Pittman's
Scat" The tide Of the election mad.
t appear that the goat had beer
nisnamed. SO he was again 'christen
ID and s@nt as present to the
successful United States senatoria
candidate says the Tonopah Bon
aae
During several prediction par
adts in Elko the goat wss in line
1esring placa.d announcing tina
t was "Pittmans Goat" and haC
teen captured from the enemy. Elk,
i've Pittman a small majority ant
Fhen he election returns were i,
from all parts Of the STATE, it wa.
'etided that the billy be shipped
to this city.
The Elko ways Grated the ANNA
provided him with forage, in the forr
Of hay, and with plenty OF drinkin,
material. The express charges o
$3.50 were paid and the journey t
ronopah was takne UP.
| Pittnan is uncertain as to wha
isposition win be made of the an,
nal. To be truthful. the animal ha
lovely disposition and two shor
horns which protrude at right an
giles from his forehead. As he 1
totally untitled for dairying pul
poses. II is believed the new owne
iruped for exhibition purposes only,
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Babies In Arabia.

fife for d bauo in Arabia Is 90 JOKE
thu, az an infant of the upper classes
being esperially difficult. A royal BABY >
erst toilet consists in winding a oano
AGE around its body after ii has been
carefully bathed ard perfumed. II the
child be a girl on the seventh day AFTER
her birth holes, usually six 10 NUMBER
are oricked In her ears, and when sne
iatxo months old heavy gold rings are
attached to them to be worn through
our her lifetime except during periods
of mourning for relatives. On the Tor
tierb ds7 the baby's head is shaved.
and the disposal of the hair Is regarded
as weighty matter. 1t must not Of
burned or careIessIy thrown away. bul
huried. thrown into the sea or hiduen
AWAY. The fortieth day marks turn
ing polnt in the ciIild's life. Hereto
fore II has only been seen by rev
but now il may be seen by anybod!
and is regarded rs fairly launched n
the tide of existence. Several charms
are attached to its body for protectioh
against the evil eye" Everything the
child uses Is perfumed and covered AZ
night with jeSSamine and before II Is
usad fumigated with amber and Musk
sud sprink!ed with altar OF roses EA-
/ change,
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LOOSE SHOES.
Many Painful FeJt Troubles Result
From Them

From Them
In aD artt IL ~ >ru~ibe SHOES I'D the
Ma, Nouar~ Humr Companion the
author >at~
"Sp,rtr a..r--sns ,ut 81 ten suffer ex.
crtlrialtHa t..tp Il me time Or another
With tnei i.-I a single corn no
intgpt iiE.n . -.rain ~ SAND can take
all the snap aud vitality right out OF
YOU
Two Infrd> - rn,drrD foot troubles
~. dn. =. b. si'i that almost every
Jue man wuuau ana hid wears
St,...> rua. snt>r The shoe Itself may
%. ss.r-,t - ~.It iun shape. but II
. H.# a- 9-a .i.ht ~ tll- only point
- ,,fa as. ufu.cA the ,llStep
IS A-r .uu >ri ruui foot upon the
tatt - .;tNnu.-ni ~ the act vi walk
H. u. >ii," stinrrrS ana II " DC
tpJ>en t;i>triit.u over the listep the
toot pushes ttown INTO the toe VI the
shoe Al certain spots On the foot TINS
slipping can>,.> friction These spots
ars the snit> uf the foot. the tops, ENDS
ana inner sides oi the toes the great
and Ilitir toe lUiBtS hu0 GEOGRAPHICALLY
even III. back NJ the n,spi
w hen THE friction this caused ID
con- Iin.0 npui after noun HDd day
aftef das one ~ more of these spots
are almost sure 10 become Unframed
and sore a Slignt thhkpnine. called
Gallons Is formed As the friction
dud pressure ~ On til. resulting cal
lods may thlcksn up unevenly. tnep
Ii Ia Gated "A corn
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Deserved Some.

Bibsan Fro,.ks This cake Is awfui
nice. mamma tSiiencel This cake IL
awful nice. mamma
We'll. what of it,"
"Oh, nothing: only when the minis.
ter says II yOu always ask him to have
more."-St Louis Globe Democrat
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DiSn't Convincs Him.

Keep ota of debt. young man" said
the philosopher. People will think
better OF you for 1t"
Perhaps" was the thoughtful reply,
and yet I've noticed that he more
owe people the gladdsr they always
seem to see me-
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Gre From horn Silver

j. l.. Whipple arrived yesterday
9m the Horn Silver mine with a
IT Ct sacks of ore which he has
tipped to Salt Lake for testing pur-
uses. IL is understood that the
torn Silver people may decide to err.
Ct mi at its property
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-
How sh. Was m.n,,o,

met Miss Knox iu,ia,
Diuncrin by the wa. >h. ASKED ~
II knew you"
ls that so!" said Miss t;igge-
Yes. We had quite an argument 7
happened to remark that Mary SIM
pers was the silliest girl ! knew ana
sne-er-she simply wouldn't agree
with me-" Catholic Standard ana
Umee
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An kmataue

"What nm amateur gardener be Isl
"What's the naiiprT'
HE actually bnvS the tools that h..
can Just as we'll borrow. - Detroit Ere.
Press
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County Buys a Road

The county commissioners oil
hite Pine county have bought
.ad from Z. L. Fletcher The roao
as built three years ago from Duck
eek over Kalamazoo pass to Spring
ALLEY.
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JONES
PASSES TO OTHE SIDE

LOS ANGELES, Nov 27-Fo.mer
United States Senotar John Percival
Jones, who represented Nevada IN
he Senate for 80 years, died tonight
his eighiy-foucth year. He was the
'0under of Santa Monica.
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Optimiatie.

Cheerful Undertaken Beautiful dav
for the funeral. sir: just enough nrp-zp
to stir the pinmes. Now jump IN, sir
please. - London Taller.
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Geution.
virtue oi a writ Of execution
ISSUED out of the Fourth judicial dist
rictcourt ofthe state of Nevada inano
for the CouAty OF Lincoln. on ths
10Th day of November, A. D., 1912
in the above-entitled action. wherein
Caliente Mercantile Company, /
corporation, the above-named plain
tiff, recovered judgment against
C.O.Fernander and Jack Costello, sale
defendants. on the 3lst day OF May
A. D., 1909, fer the sum OF Nine
teen Hundred Ninety.seven and For
ty-six one hundredths dollars lsl997.
49,, lawful money OF the United
States, with interest thereon at tn
RITE OF per cent per annum from
said date of judgment until paid, ant
costs of suit taken at $3.50, whici
said Judgment was duly docketee
and recorded, i have, on this 10th
day of November, A. d. 1912, duly
levied upon the fol!owing-describe
property, to-wit:
An undivided twc-thirds (2-3) in
terest In and to the Brutus and Brut.
us Fraction Lode Mining Claims, sit
uate in the Bristol mining district,
county OF Lincoln, state OF Nevada
said B.utus claim being bounded on
the east by the hon Lode No. 40,
and said Brutns Fraction being adj
joining and continuation on the
south Of the said Brutus and sale
Iron Mine Lode No. 40, the said
Brutus Lode covering practically the
same ground as is embraced in tht
Copper Shield Lode mining claim.
Notice is hereby given. that,
Monday. December 9Th, 1912, ct
O'Clock, noon. Of that day. at Iii
froat door OF the Court House.
xls town Of Phoebe. county of LIZ
coin, state Of Nevada wi |. in ODE,
fence to said writ CT Execution, Sc
the above-described properly, u
much thsreof as may be Necessary
satisfy said plaintiffs judgment Wi
interest thereon and costs. TO til
highest bidder, for cash in lawfr
money OF the United states.
JAKE JOHNSON. Sheriff.
Phoebe. Nevada, Nov. IL. 1912
First publication. Nov l6; las
publication. Dec. 7th.
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Would Attend to That.

Mother | really think you w nap
pier il you married Il mau WHO mas iess
money Daughter i'ont worry mrih
or: he will have less IN very snoy1
time. Boston Transcript.
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10 the I eacher

A teacher whu cab arouse fee'i'l.
for one single good action. for one
single good poem. accomplishes nor
than he who dis our memory WV
rows on rows vt natural objects ei,i@1
ned with "rfr'-N auf tNrr ~
the re>nii s ac-e aGt
know aS Ne W. ts
human hn
culiari, l.
ness OF God nueius
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Rev. Palmer, Of Las Vegas VIII nod
rylces in Phoebe next Wednesday
yening at the Union Sunday school
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court OF the State Of Nevada,
IN and for Lincoln County
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Charles Ping, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that, on the
Sth day Of June, A. D., 1912, the IN.
lersigned, Ong Chung Lung, was du-
ly appointed by said court as ad-
Illustrator of the said estate OF
harles Ping, deceased, and that or
ne Sth day OF June, A. d., 1912,
re duly qualified as such admlnIstra'
Tor. and letters OF administration
we're thereupon duly Used to him.
All persons having claims against t
aid estate are required to file the
same, with proper vouchers and stat
ltery affidavits attached, with The
Clerk Of said Court within forty
lays from the date of the first pub
ication OF this notice.
ONG CHUNG LUNG,
Administrator of the Estate of Cha
as Ping, Deceased.
Chas Lee Horsey, Attorney for Ad
ministrator,
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The county commissioners will
leet In regular monthly session next
Ionday.
The regular monthly meeting OF
be Phoebe Commercial club will be
reid next Wednesday eYening.
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Sold Whisky To Red Mon

Jan Crawford, convicted OF fur
shing liquor to Indians, has been
ntsnced by Judge harrington to
rye a year and day at McNeiifs
land.
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Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Fuller enter
lined number Of friends NJ din
ser Thanksgiving.
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Live Stock Record

More hattie are being pastured this
ar than ever before in the history
Carson Valley. Large crops II
v wee cut this season and the
alley Is dotted with haystacks, al.
} which win be fed 10 cattle this
inter
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aeoiToRs

ri JUDICIAL DIS
the State of Nevada,
lcoln C-unty.
litter of the Estate OF
byd, Deceased.
lis hereby given, that, on the
My Of June. A. d., 1912, the
kersigned, Ruth E. Lloyd and Al
Iander Lloyd, were duly appointed
oy said Court as Administrative and
administrators, respectively, Of the
aid estate of William Lloyd, de
-eased, and that on TIE Sth day OF
lure, A. D., 1912, they duly quail,
ied as such administrative and ad
Illustrator, and letters of administra
on were thereupon duly issued &c
them.
All persons having claims against
ne said estate are required TO file
Ne same with proper vouchers anC
tatutory affidayits attached, with tn
ERIK Of said Court within thre'
uonths from the date Of the frs
ALLEGATION CT this notice.
RUTH Z. LLOYD and ALEXAN
JER LLOYD, Administrative and ad
illustrator Of the Estate Of William
Lloyd, Deceased
Chas. Lee Horsey. Attorney for AZ
ministrator
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turkeys Bring Good Price

Turkeys have been selling during
lie past week at % cents per pound
lye weight. A good many were
rought in from Eagle valley.
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iarovlna Home

E. E. Fuller has been busy this
week building an addition 10 his
ZONE on Phoebe street. A new kitch-
N and bath room constitute the i'm.
rovemeats being made
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The canec at Thompson's hall
Thanksgiving night was largely atten
cd
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So far the pannier is found on Coz
tunes that are made for women who
have many gowns season The even
ing rrock pictured comes under this
head The material is turquoise blue
brocade with silver lace on the bod
ice ana Il pannier nip drapery confined
under straps weighted with silver tas.
selA
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Tub MAKING Changes

Some changes are being made &c
he, interior OF the commercial club
aiding which will add to the ap
caramel OF the lower room. The
ais arc 10 be decorated by several
anoramic views OF Phoebe mines.
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N THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIST.
rfct OF, the State of Nevada in anG
n the County of Lincoln.
Calitnte nercan;i Company, q
operation, Plaintiff, VS. c. 0. Fern
lander and Jack Costello, doing bust
SIS under the firm name and atyi,
Il c. O. Fe. aender and Company, &c
PENDANTS. Notice OF Sheriff's Sal
IN Execution.
by virtue of writ Of execution,
Issued ont CT the Fourth Judicial dist
,ictcourt ostne state of Nevada inant
cor the Comfy # Liaco,n, on the
18th day Of November. A. D.. 1912
IN tae ah4ve-entitlSd az ton, wherein
-aliente Mercantile Company, a
corporation. the above-named plain
tiff, recovered Judgment against
C.O.Fernander and Jack Costello, sait
defendants. on the 31st day of Mas
A. D., 1909. for the sum of Nine
teen Hundred Ninety-seven and For
ty-six one hundT edths dollars t$1997.
i6). lawful money of the unitet
States, with interest thereon at tn
! ate Of per cent per annlm fron
said date Of judgment until paid. ant
tcc.it OF suit taken at $3.50. which
said judgement was duly doeketei
and recorded, have, on this 15tl
DAY, of November. A. d. 1912. duly
levied upon the following-describe
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-30

This has been busy week fol
COUNTY Treasurer Orr as it is Ii
last week fc. the payment of taxes
without the usual penalty
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-30
8 Turkey Crop

inlat.d that 5000 tu'
. fe shipped from Fallon dur
no past two weeks and that they
.ught the raisels an average q
apicle. or $4,000.