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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-04-04

George Clayton is loading four
teams for Lone Mountain today.
The Verdi Lumber company fur
nished the lumber.
Charley Knuckles is loading
three four-horse teams today at
the Verdi Lumber Co. Mr. Knuckles
is building himself a new residence
on the ranch.
Mr. and Mrs H A Dyer have
moved to their new home near the
w p shops.
Miss Minnie Reinken and her
mother r expected back in a few
days from California, where they
spent the winter.
Percy Hazelton and Arthur Schu-
bert, of the Elko Mercantile COM
pany, were hurt in an automobile
accident Sunday in trying to
negotiate a bad hill between here
and Carlin. 1t is reported that Mr..
HaZelton is laid up but the Inde-
pendent hopes he will soon be
around again.
The Independent has learned of
some offers of IA cents for wool
and 1913 for beef steers.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice of Time Set for Settlement
OF Account and Hearing Petit
ton for Distribution.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District of the State of Nevada. in and for
the County of Elko.
In the Matter of the Estate of James Riordan.
ST., Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that John r.. Riordnn.
Executor Of the Estate OF James Riordnn. ST..
Deceased. has rendered and presented for settle.
ment and filed in this court his first and final
account Of his administration of said estate.
and his petition for mai distribution thereof.
and that the hearing Of the same has been set
fo- Tuesday. the sth day OF April. 1913. at the
hour of 10 O'Clock \. NJ. of said day. ut the court
room OF said court in Elko. Elko County.
Nevada: and all persons interested in said estate
are notified to then and there appear and show
cause, If any they have. why said account
should not be settled and allowed. and said
petition for final distribution be granted As
therein prayed for.
FRED c. vOIGHT,
lSeaLl Clerk.
CANTWELL 4 CARvILLE
Attorneys for Executor.
First publication March IL. 1918. Last publica.
tion April T.. 1918.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-04-04
THE SPRING POET

Evidently deep down in sub-con-
sciousness he had been singing
softly to himself these words
which we found in our mail box
today:
THE west wind that whimperei
the wild pass of old;
Gods gift of the wild things that
peopled the plain,
Is signing and singing Ger oceans
of gold; and
|. too am signing to see them
again;
To westward the mountains, and
eastward the woods,
And wonderful Elko there with the
goods"
You are right there lad even if
you are me of the first of our
local spring poets, sing it over and
over again
"ELKo THERE WITH THE
GOODS"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-04-04
FROM DAILY

Rev. II. f. Henriques, Of Battle
Mountain is in town today. lie saws
George Abel is putting on a large
force of men at Lewis Canyon. This
property was formerly owned by
Judge +. T. George and is now
owned by the Ruby Silver Mines
Company and is conceded to be
one Of the most promising mining
properties in the state. He thinks
Battle Mountain will give a good
account Of herself long before the
snow flies next autumn.
Rev. L Tower will have charge
Of the Presbyterian church during
Mr.. GTeenAelds absence. Any ser
vice required of the pastor will
be cheerfulIy rendered by Mr..
Tower.
They stood on the bridge at
midnight and waited for the pass
ing Of Sunday, so that County Clerk
voight could issue a marriage Ii
cense, to unite in marriage, H..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-04-04
FROM DAILI

Senator Jones and daughter Yer
ME, left for Idaho last Sunday.
Miss Vernie goes to visit an aunt
at Pocatcllo and MIR Jones to his
sheep ranch near Rowland, in Elko
county, between Jarbidge and Gold
Creek
Milton R%einhart, son Of Edgar
Reinhart of the Reinhart company,
is working in the Post0Hice in place
of Billy Mayer, who will devote
considerable time to the Lynn min
ing district
Elko's visitors today: Ira. t..
Wines. Arthur; Tracy F%airchild,
Tuscarora: George Chaser, HalIeck:
John backward. Bullion: +. C..
Murphy, Dccth; NJ. Dcrn, Winnie
mucca.
The grand jury meets this morn
ing
+. NJ. Haws has returned from
Arizona where he purchased a
ranch and a large bunch of cattle.
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RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.

Notice Is hereby given that the lands describ
&c Deiow; embracing $500 acres. within the
Humboldt and Ruby National Forests. Nevada.
VIII be subject TO settlement and entry under
the provisions of the homestead laws Of The
united states and the act OF June II, 1906 C3J
stat. 2S3D. at the United States land office AZ
carson City, Nevada, on May 20. 1913. ANY
settler who was actually and In good faith
claiming anE of said lands for agricultural pur.
poses prior TO January LIST, 1905. and has not
abandoned same. has a preference right TO make
ahomes:ca5 entry for the lands actually oCcu-
pied. Said lands were listed upon the applicn.
ton OF the persons mentioned below, who have
n preference right subject 20 the PRIOR right of
any such settler, provided such settler or nnpii.
cant Is qualified to make homestead entry and
the preference right is exercised prior to Nay
70 settlement and entry 10y any qualified per-
son. The lands are as follows: a tract of an.
p~ro&iInatcly 5l.IO acres, within unsuryeyed. but
what will probably be. when SURVEYED. secs /
g and ". I. 10 NJ, X. 30 f., NJ. ID. NJ. describ.
ed By metes and bounds as follows: beginning
at Forest Service monument marked f.. s NJ
HI. situated on the east side of Browns Gulch:
extending thence n. = w. 10 90 chains: thence
). 30 T.. 10 chains; thence ~. So T., ~ chains;
thence N. 81 W. 81 chains. thence s. ~ W n
chains: thence 6. 53o f.. $500 chains: thence {
~ r.. ~ as chains. thence \. az r. eco chains:
70 the place OF beginning, application of Frank
Lot l. the SWI Nwl. Sec. 3; Lots / and :. Sec l.
application Of Henry Peters Of Sherman. "S NrS.
ada: List I.lI3S. The FL SCI 3 Sec. IL: the
~ NEl Me- NE5 Sec u; + 20 y, r.. S. T.,
seq swTsWE the SKI SEA swiswi. See.
:: the Ms WV w Sec. IL. I. 10 N. X. So
~, approximately 40 acres, application ofRafacl
Flgucrls, OF Rowland. Neyadu: List tile. Lot
2, the w NE4. Sec. 9. Il. % N, II. So f.. $40
acres, application Of Miss Ella L.. Chick. Hylton
Nevada; List I-iitS. a tract of approximatcIy
1857 acres. within unsurveyed. but what will
probably be, when surveyed. Secs. 20 and "a. 4.
70 NJ. X. 81 T., described by metes and bounds
rs follows; Beginning at corner No. T. which Is
identical with corner No. 9 Of the Frank Huber
claim. extending thence =. 81 20 f.. 2T.n
chains. which is Identical with corner No. 3 of
the Frank Huber claim: thence =. SOo w, 800
chains 10 corner No. 3 OF COpp Fraction Mining
Company; thence = 5Is .OS' e., lI27 chains;
thence y. % Is E.. 40 chains; thence N. 80 10
w. G55 chains; thence N. az &c w. Np
chains 70 the place OF beginning. application of
James II Martin. OF Mountain City. Nevada.
List Ill53.
Approved March 10. 1918. S, V. Proudnt. As.
sistant Commissioner ofthc General Land Omce
First Publication April T. 1918.
Last Publication April 25, 1918. w
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-04-04
RON WEDNESDAYS DAILY

Joe Hcnnen, a big rancher of
South Fork. is in town today.
John McGill and George Hawks,
Southern Pacific officials, are in
town in the interest of the big
road.
Ralph Kellogg, Supt. of the Ely
Consolidated Co., left today for
Lone Mountain to superintend the
commencement of active operations
in Elko county's big copper mine.
Mrs. M. Thorpe and daughter.
Mrs. Kate Rutherford. returned
from Paso Robes this morning,
where they have been visiting dur
ing the winter.
j. c. Wilkerson, one of Roches-
ter's leading business men is trans
acting business in Elko today. Mr..
Wilkerson is stopping at the Com
mercial Hotel.
TIE grand jury is in session to-
day and there is a kind of uneasi-
ness felt in certain quarters over
lis reported action concerning some
matters of local significance. If
some of our people learn that the
way of the transgressor is hard,
it may be a new and valuable ex-
]pCrience to them. This is a lesson
some people will only learn by ex-
perience.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pratt and
Mrs. Vim. Kennett returned yester-
day from a visit in San Francisco.
Serafn Bsrainco, an employee
from Gantz Creek Ranch was
thrown from the rig yesterday
while coming to Elko. He suffer-
ed a broken leg which was reduced
by Drs. West and Hood at the
Overland Hotel today. Unless COM
plications set in he will be able to
be around again in about three or
four weeks.
Mrs. Jones of Palisade is visit
ing in town.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

G w Callahan, the wool buyer is
in Elko.
The budget system will never be
popular in this country unless il
hastens the day when every village
gets its marble post office.
G w. Kirkpatrick who formerly
lived in Ruby Valley and has been
touring the east and south for a
number of months returned to Elko
yesterday.
Ed Williams and wife and Mrs
e. w. Maulux of Lee are in Elko.
A p. Larson who has been con-
nected with the Forest Service has
resigned and will form a partner
ship with S. C.. Tremewan and
ranch and milk COWS for the La
noble creamery.
The Woman's Guild of st Paul's
Church. of Elko sent $50 today to
Governor Cox Of Ohio for the food
sufferers. They sent the cash by
express.
A long sermon is always excused
on Easter Sunday, as it takes time
to size up the new millinery.
1t is much easier to boiler down
to your wife to come up and find
your spring clothes than to go
through the closet yourself.
The Parents and Teachers Asso.
will hold q social meeting at the
grammer school tomorrow April d.
at $3.50 o'clock Everyone cordially
invited
These tall plumes on the womsn's
hats are compared to exclamation
points. The principal exclamation
comes when the bill is presented
to Hubby.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

MIA L > DAlL1
+ II Blakely, advertising agent
for the Western Pacific Railway. is
in town today on business.
Mr. Jules Altube contributed $50
and former Police Judge Ben
Katie added $25 for the relief of
the flood sufferers which went for
ward today.
II Sadler. from Diamond Valley
is here
A h TusSey who has been en-
ployed by the Western Pacific for
two years here has been
transferred to Sacramento. Elko
will miss Mr. Tussey and his wife.
d X Nichols, one of the business
men of Deeth was in Elko last
evening
Chas W Clubine is in from
Lamoille
Mr.. Jules J Altube, one of the
heavy stockholders, in the Spanish
Ranch came up from California
and is on his way to the ranch to
spend a month or more.
Mr.. G H Ramsdell has returned
TO Elko with his wife and will open
his photo gallery again. Mr. Rams
dell has spent the past two years
in California and for some months
has been at Yerington.
Mr. John A Jess, the Jarbigde
mining magnate came in last night
and left for Salt Lake this morn
ing.
W, l.. Degen is here looking over
the stock situation. Mr. Degen has
handled more cattle and sheep pro-
badly than any other buyer who
comes to this section He is wide
awake and once he has any dealings
with a stOckman both are friends
for all the time.
Sam NJ Levy met Mr. Kellogg
here yesterday and together they
started for Lone Mountain to open
up the work on the Mason group
of mines. They expect to do much
work there this summer and the
Independent wishes them great
success.
A slide at Feather River Canyon
on the w. p. occurred some time
yesterday afternoon. No particu-
lar damage was done out No. 2
going east was delayed about ten
hours. 1t will be in Elko about 6
tonight.
Walter c Donald and Lawrence
ltfell, buyers for Eiscmann Bros
Wool House, are here looking up
the wool men. They are not making
any open prices for wool as yet,
but seem to be feeling the attitude
of sneepnIen As soon as we can
obtain any information for the wool
men the Independent will publish
quotations and offers so that sheep
men will know what the prevailing
prices are.
LF Rice has returned from
Reno.
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ABE MARTIN ON ADVERTISING

In the April American Magazine,
Abe Martin, the Indiana funny man
makes the following remark on nd.
vertisirg: Speaking O. advertising
look where Byran is t'day. He
never hast come back, fer he never
leaves.
Next Z bein' as good rs your
wife's folks ther hain't nothin'
harder'n tryin t sell somethin' no
buddy knows you've got"
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Pertinent Paragraph Patty Put, Pertaining Particularly to
Prominent and Plebian People

man from the tone of his letter. He
has a frau and nein kinder"
so the letter reads. He will leave
his home in the next few days with
bag and baggage routed through
to Elko. That is only one of the
many letters referred to in this
article.
Parties having property for sale
Will do we'll to list it with Nc
Elroy.
Arthur A Primeaux the hustling
merchant and booster for Midas is
in Elko.
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GOOD HOPE No. q Lode.

Beginning at Cor. No. 1. whence the NE Cor.
Sec. %. Tp BIN. Il ~ Z. VI. ID. 3. & NJ. bears
n. 20 O. 81 4. I3iI.I feet: thence $. 80 So w.
1850 #. To Cor No. .: thence y 80 Is w. COO II.
to Cor. No, 3: thence y. % 50 Il. 1850 It. to Cor.
No. 4: thence 5. So IS 4. COO #. TO Cor. No. l..
the pIugg ,f d. .inpBn.s
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u'tiez ana Mollie Bishop. Judge
Castle performed the ceremony.
We have not learned whether it is
The custom of the Judge to kiss the
bride. when he ties the connubial
Knot. A little thing of that kind
might add to the genial Judges
popularity and Elko might be-
come the Gretna Green of Eastern
Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs Will King aIe down
from Gold Creek and are stopping
at the Mayer Hotel. Mrs King will
leave for a visit in California to
morrow aud Will will return home
and keep bachelors hall until his
spouse returns.
j. l.. Armistead, Elko's popular
painter and paper hanger is NOV.
ing his wall paper emporium into
the building lately vacated by
Messers Curler and Gedney.
Official notice has been received
by Postmaster Doughty of the es-
adjustment Of a new post Office at
Rochester. Rochester is The name
of Uncle Sans latest, but by no
means least, youngster in Nevada's
costellatiOn of post Office stars.
May Rochester continue to twinkle
by day and by night until the
crack nf doom.
Mr.. and Mrs c } Robinson will
leave this evening for a visit to, the
old folks at home in Ottumwa.
Iowa. They ore called to the bed
side OF Mrs. Robinson's mother who
is very sick.
c. S. Weiland is in from his
ranch at North Fork.
"Os D'No" WHO mas zen an Ell
- ''S''o' 4"i Two weeks lett on
No. 3 yesterday for his home in
mug" improved IN health
anu 'p'''"
Chas G. Winter of Jarbidge is in
town on business and also to ro-
ceive CONGRATULATIONS from ola
friends upon the arrivsIofo 60, ..
his home in Twin Fall. Idaho
Tho sior wr;,or u,bo .,ouo1
tice If tho poooo "o;aoan L.
hooor,s rooy sioo .u.L,.Y5"5
bat,er ,bor bo L,o
bovo boor "moo,i.un =,
naintod ,be si,-r or 49,
baor worsbirni,, ., / L. -
Raccbus At ary ratio or,hou.a,Lu
;.,o. L;-
500 U'". "e "''e"u d It" terms al
snou Wv "'" ~
p roIooa+od ,bo sim - LII;
as soon as he cast his eagle eve in
the direction Of the offensive word
piece Inc boys are 'Joshing' his
''o"o' "oo"' MS "e" sign woe De
'','' ""'h '"'y come oelore
'"e "e""' so'"' me morning alter
"s"' ou'
MIR and Mrs Tussey departed for
Sacramento, California today where
they will make their home for the
future. Mrs Tussy will be missed
by her many friends who enjoyed
and at social functions. Much sue
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GOOD HOPE No. S Lode.

Beginuing at Cor. No. !, whence the s. T.. Cor.
sec. "a. TT. - n. II. 81 L. N. ID. II. & NJ. bears $.
% % So Z. is6a.i8 II; thence n. so IS w. 1880
feet to Cor. No. :: thence NJ. So 90 f. coo #. TO
Cor. Ne. 3; thence s. 80 IS f. 1900 feet to Cor
No. I; thence $. is' % w. 600 fect to Cor. No. l.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-04-04

One out of every Al who voted
for Wilson is a candidate for office.
Under existing circumstances, it
looks like Mr.. Wilson stood to lose
about a forty-seventh of his vote
at the next election.
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GOOD HOPE No. 6 Lode.

beginning at Cor. No. I, whence the s. f. Cor.
Sec. 81, TIP. 80 N. Il. 81 T.. NJ. y. b. & NJ. bears :.
10 81 81" T.. ans -; t.gnce ". az So w. 1890
feet to Cor. No. p: nee n. 49, 90 II. 600 feet to
Cor. No. 3; thence s. iis 58 t. 1870 feet to Cor.
No. I: thence 5. l. 70 W, Goo feet to Cor. No. 4.
Tho nlnrn Of hrlinLN.n
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GOOD HOPE No. Lode.

Beginning ut Cor Nc, l. whence the s. Il. Cor.
Of Sec. "a. TIP. -. K - Il NJ d. H. N. bears
:. q a. W geo f,at; thurre N. 81 30 w. 1890
feet 10 Cor. No. ?. u,nS, n IS OU f. 900 feet to
Cor. No. 3; theme = 90 2r .. 1900 feet to Cor.
No. q: thence :. Is ~ -. COO feet to Cor. No. 1.
the place Of bcgi .uiur Var. Ia SIS OF y.
Said claims foimr'ig Il portion of the unsub.
divided portion % III 90 N.R 81 NJ. ID. B. q
NJ aud n Norton ~ 49, G.r o. q, coli, r..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-04-04

AS a workman is said to be
by his chips, so the efficient
editor is known by the size and
fullness of his waste basket.
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GOOD RoEe Mill Sire.

Beginning ut Cos No I whence the EA Cor.
Sec. 60, TIP. - II. 81 r. NJ. ID. Is. & NJ. bears
". 800 feet: thence 5. Var. IL 81 T.. 600 feet to-
Cor. No. 2: thence w. Var. az 10 f.. $50 feet to
Cor. No. 3: thence n. Var. IL 81 II, Geo feet TO
Cor. No. 4: whence Cor. No. I Good Hope No. 3
Lode. this survey. bears N Sc - %" w. 6i3i
feet: thence f.. Var. IS u. $50 feet TO tho place
Of beginning. aud forming . portion of Sec. 20
Up. 81 N. Il. 81 En- d. IL. NJ.
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r RIDAY's DAILY

sheepman is mere looking owe tn,
trail to the north. He is undecide,
as to whether to shear befor,
lamhing or after.
VIM. Rutledge, postmaster OF
COrtez, came in on No. 4 today.
j. j. ~Kavanaugh. commercial
agent of the Missouri Pacific and
Iron Mountain Ry., with head.
quarters in Salt Lake was in Elko
yesterday looking up freight traffic
for his road and connections. He
reports general conditions through.
out the country as extremely
bright. He is working in connec-
ton with the w. p.
Gcorg" Williams. une of Nevada's
foremost sheep men is in town to-
day.
DR.. Charles w. Hood expects to
leave Adrian. Michigan, for Elko
in a few days and will spend a
month OF two here assisting Drs.
Hood ami West.
Mrs Sax and Mrs Drieben, wives
of the "Toggery" people returned
on No. 4 today from an extended
visit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Phillips of Carlin
came in en- No. 4 today.
A. b. Garden, an old time ranch
er of Lamoille was shaking hands
with his many friends in town last
night. MIR. Garden is a pleasant
mar TO meet. He is full of hope
and confidence in the future of his
adopted state. He is a native of
the Corn Cracker State and while
he is still loyal to old Kentucky, he
thinks Nevada is the only place in
the wide world for a white man TO
live.
Among yesterdays applicants for
vines and trees, as offered by the
Independent, may be mentioned A.
b. Garden, Lamoille, J. W. Puett
W. + Barney and J. r.. Var
Vuikcnburg, Carlin. All friends
Of arbor culture in Nevada are in
vltcd to join the tree planting
campaign inauRurated by the In
dependent.
Mrs. c. II. Gcrding, Jr. came in
on No. 4 today.
Rev. II. f.. Henriqucs of Battle
Mountain. spent last night in town.
He left for Wells on No. 4.
K. c. Van Fleet came in on the
W. p. from Salt Lake where he
has been on legal bushes for the
"'"' VI iici'HCi III, N"ihc anu van
Fleet.
Osborne NJ. Miller and Will A.
Rcinknn. of the Henderson Bank
are at their homes with the orippc.
w
' Wv
~ D'""oS, SAT- LIKE representa-
I've iol "he C"i'o'r'anu Gap
D'sp"''n anu Not'o'N an" western
ZINES % VI "'e Guy 'ou"'' "oo'
mor,s for Tho Atlon,i, sooboard
is what he is especially after lust
now in connection with the w. p.
u., y c., 80, -
AZ .L,S
A.
NJ. r.:
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GOOD HOPE No. 3 Lode.

Beginning at Corner No. T.. whence. the n T.
Cor. Sec. - TIP 81, n. X. Sic NJ. Il. 10. & NJ.
bears y. p - To- r. $0l27s feet; thence :. 50
30 w. 1897 feet to Cor No. .; thence n. 50 IS
w. COO feet TO Cor. No. 5; thence y. 5s3G y. 1892. :
TO Cor. No. :; thence ). SO Is e 600 feet to
Nh 1 fhn nlIUD OF nn-InrInr
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LEGAL NOTICES
o4359
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. S. PATENT
NEVADA
L. s. Survey No. 3647 A&B.
u. s. Land Onice, Carson City. Nevada.

March 5. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that IN pursuance of
an Act Of Congress approved May 10. 1872. the
Ne7ada Star Mining Company. a Corporation.
by Otto 4. Williams. its Attorney in Fact.
whose Post once address Is ElkO. Elho County.
Nevada, has made Application for Patent for
1872 linear feet ON the food HOPE No. 3
Lode running 1887 feet y. 5 @ % East. and ;
feet, s 3 % w from the discovery point
thereof: and for liSD linear feet on the GOOD
HOPE No. Lode. the same running 1880 feet.
:. ~ Sc w. and 80 feet n. % 90 f.. from the
point OF discovery thereof. aud for 1900
linear feet on thc GOOD HOPE No. 5 Lode.
the same running I=5 feet >. 80 IS r.. and go
feet n. Ida IS w. from the discovery point
hereof; AM fbr IpJ linear feet on the GOOD
HOPE No 6 Lode. the same running Ii55 feet
y. IL So W, and - feet ). ~ 90 4. from the
discovery point thereof; and for 1900 linear feet
On the GOOD HOPE No. : Lode, the same run
ming 1920 feet S.5i - +. and $50 feet y. 81 20
w. from the discovery point thereof: all of said
lodes bearing gold and silver and having sur
face ground not TO exceed 300 feet on each side
Of said respective lode lines, aud for the GOOD
HOPE MILL SITE, all situate In the Maggie
Creek Mining District, Eureka County. State of
Nevada. and described by the official plat and
by the fed notes on Tile in the ONCE Of the
Register OF the Carson City Land District.
Carson City. Nevada. rs follows. viz:
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AREA.

Total ana Net Area Good Hope No.
3 Lode after excluding Tract a. this
survey. being area In conflict with
Ip 70 n r. 81 Il. NJ ID. BAN. 1897
Total and Net Area Good Hope No.
iBodc after excluding conflict with
Good Hope No. Lode. this survey. 1915
Total and Net Area Good Hope No.
, Lode 20 5a,
Total and Net Area Good Hope No.
q Lode 20 s23
Total and Net Area Good Hope No.
2 Lode 2Iist
Total and Net Area Good Hope IIu
Site
Total and Net Area IO0.qo Acres
ADJOINING and Conflicting Claims. NONE.
Date ofrosting this Notice on Lode Claims
and Mill site the 18Th day OF January. a. y. 1918.
THE NEVADA STAR MINING COMPANY,
By OTTO r. WILLIAMS.
Is Attorney In Fact.
WILLIAMS & GLtDDEN.
Attorneys for Applicant Elko. Nevada.
LOUIS J. COIN.
Register.
Date Of First Publication March a.. 1919; Last
J Publication May .. 1914
Arizona republican., 1913-07-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of George N. Gage, dcccas- ed. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned EXecutor of the Estate Of George N. Gage. deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the sand EXccutor al the office of the Geo. N. Marshall Company at Fifth Avenue and Jackson Street in the City of Phoenix, Arizona, the same being the place for the trans action of the business of said estate. in the said County of Maricopa. State of Arizona.
 JOHN DTNNETT, JR
 Executor of Estate of George N. Gage, deceased.
 Dated this 25th day of June 1913.