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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

wsman. "and dsar want yuu to-
There ksat Anybody IN sAis wecit
thits readIsr 90 be csavtacxf she's n
the wrong than I am bg rsupis who
know nnsre than 4 All they've gBe hs.
fare en- ever ks 10 prove 10 me that
they Do know mnrR than I. and I ssu
yea. ny dear. there hasn't cue af EN-
ever been ahJs 20 In this tnmfTyr---
Tauths Cumpa nhtn.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
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They tel ne ypg've hs-s Ysur nige,s
man.-
-Tep. best farm hand ever BAD
-Sho. whas WIZ the Eaatterg-
-Nashin'. Jahns a G~rman, pen
faow. aEs4 th@-r here Gsrusass A~T
That they caE ths vand~risuss tn
snoasthIa' thes EreCs 'em alopfz' fru@
"a. pltce - t'oes~r and dans i@s 'sn
stay hog anyEhsrvs.
-'That's qs~er. ain't lta How aeea
lad lehn besu with youT'
-Ouiy eleven Ysars.- CIsTsiazss
PIat1 p.s-tr1
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07


In PspEs' sime May dsw-ehat b.
dew gIthergss from the grass oa q Mar
nsrninE and sspsetaIfg 90 ths Esva
tnx of MAY Afy-vss hlxhiy prtrsd fss
hlsaehin< upsg tnc tmcruvtnx tA~
cuusplsTfs3n- Pepyn vrpee Tn i6sgs M
wife away ,iawn wirh lane aad W
Hewsr 10 waafwsch la orsier TO ns
there tanirAr AMI sp 60 either May ds~
tseisrruw EsucninE. whI.h Nrs. Turner
BATH tasxnf hes ~ the sniF thing IA
the wsrld e. wash her ftes WITH. and
am rsuseuseti wigh y ~ Two YsurS later
he nnsiss tbs entry In hhs Gtary
-'rrugale,t. ahous : In ths morning
With my wtses calling a~r maba %
and. rasia< hesselg. 10 ~ wisn aes
-nach ahruad 10 gather May aew. wnb,h
sh- did. aad trychisd t5r u sav fear
of any hurt u2fng abroad 80 sesfsass
happening a. hsF hCr o. sIe~p fratn
she enul-s h,szls aha1t e
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

Trs,ssrt,k Tawnssnd Marta. writer
'st ss.fIl lender. was askest ss q en-
ner n New Tarf f As esuid acrsdns
'ar she enormous aannsr af hacAsIsrSL
Nlr Martin struRes ais unssaehe ansi
tsaEet
Well he said thaughefaIiy. "a
a,t helar. Y1G know. 10 a Ean whe new
sr his 10 answer qusssiaus that As
la.ssnu wans ts aaswsr~
ssar
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

Ia tho Cireuit Cogrs ID sAr State II
orSgoa Zoe Haszry csgzsy.
Heieu l. CoodIor, pfansss

Ia tho CtErzat CoGrt u he State ~
oTsgoa Zoe Haszzy CsazSy.
ste.sn l. CoodioE. Piansi7.
Ei<nEy D. coodloS. D<sensiass.
To Hsary d Goadisw. rkr above
aas1<d d<szdazt-
In the aau< os the ssare Of Orsgoa.
yoa are hereby requested 70 appear azsi
answer TO eruplAizs IN sk. above satifE-
ed szas Wishia hH we~as from thr date
OF the HTst p1hiicafhSz OF rAis suasnoaa.
aad yoa tail 40 70 asswrr. for vast
shsrrof the Ptaizsis VII Apply TO the
Coazr foe the rvisxf prayed tor IA her
eo@PiAiat. to-wiss stat the bsusis II
natrimouy now exsting hetwrrn
PiAiEtiG and D<sendaat be DISSOLVED.
aH6 that PiaiatfE h&ve a divorce al
sotzse.
2 That PLiiasiS have ske care,
custody and s5atFol of Esgxa< Henry
Goo4Iow.
J That PtAiasis hare jasigrnsus Goe
her costs aHd dishgrsemeuts herria and
Tor saeh oth<r asd farther relief az 20
eguity may pertain.
Tins -ummous Is pghhskel IN The
Times hsFaiS, a Wexkly nxEspapsr
puotshrd and of gxueEal cirvalatbsa ~
harH<y Coanty- OrSgoa. Nv ar,l~r %
'h~ ho1- Daisoa Bisgs. ja.8xr u the
above euttthed csossrt sIatr mad. 90, 81.
2ssh day oS February. Tsis. whish -ans
''sa<s dSrrwtet that this sammsus be
pahissArd Eor a p<risi Of GE weeks.
rh< ens pahl<atioa of this sammaas
. aaas< oa FehruaFy p. i9Ia
J. w. Basss,
Attorney Cor PIaiutils.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rSFYED STATES LAND OFFICE
Barns. Orswsu. grarsasy "A tJtI

HN1lF. yEIIlI. FFlF'laFI a IIIN
Nesifn u harssy ffTea thAt Arthnr D. HaAa
4f AarrsHA Ornrln. wa1. 90 laa- q t1Ll saatf
a1Easneat Eafsy. Nss qH-sH. fgf Laes . ana q
Nt2A 9enre Mesi'tlAn. 1aa 4 asst aarhre ~ taken
r1alf " ma4f ansl Con "a lrarisu Pr.sf q ssnAH,
+l1 ea4tn4 - tn4 hkaIs a4sEqg feHrlbad hsfsrs
- M Gar 81 kpru rlla
N-Alazant 1Rfan a. witnesses
enAa a.1fxna, fAagaer AelsNu. a. a. nsI uxa
~ y btfma4s ~ 80 &orrrNs. 0rrEen-
WH FsRaE. ksxisasf
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

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sru a FIae or~Eau y aa an MsF Hist gstH.
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EffH tsr = srcristu a rswnsaip = sostsa.
kangr y EasE StIaau3rss nsrtftan- aas aAssi
assrtfs q .adsp tlaz =, aiaas taas ta=ss Fssg
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cAariss a uaeas. A. Mts1oss. A faRts.
Is.~pa Nsi1sr al ~ Ftss Orsrsn-
la 3Essess. E@xfssrr-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

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La&salsR 0reEsa, Fshnl4fy -, uttt
Dgr gCAL LANus
HeEies a AsrshF Ftvsa sAar Esstris n aaadll.
a. vie. ogsElr 1f1 ac lzns Llth. tf1i. mass@
lsHcrf Lad ZnFrT Na fgnA- a1r NEs. sEt.
- -Tr = 49, ~. NtesWt. s.aaisfH ~.
r.s'N-fh . = sclsh- kAagH = Easf. AI3iaatsfts
Mtftsiatls lts fssfi 11cirn q ia1fntls1n - naks
fnal grpat - sstaalisn efaiai - tas lad saaEs
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Ga. u1a1 atnisa " lEnaaHrs
Ps-e gsa. AAalsh Hansen. Hargsy A. pasia.
Z. " zgsHsii al ef Ftsd QFawgn
I4s EE1sps, asafNsr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

cNrrMn srArEs LAND 0gBIcEf
aarns, orsH1a, February p lanA
Naf.rs - Asrany fitsu shaE 41,sart a
41tnrss a. Aarns. grsnans y - "a saee q giar
uats h1nt.fsteaat fnfff, VI, lHtEl. ttr So
saaHiea m rsgusatp - .. aanfs A a. Niilaaiz
senf hfrrflal, aas fatd aotna % eatsnr5.1n -
ua4s a1a4 ixs fsaf Frsinf ~ sasa4l nd rff y.
- shs aat aeava fesuFio ostf nsfara Assiaial
tad Nscstsar. q aurua. orsgnu. Ena sea dtg
Marvh. ma
Ela4naas asluss Witnesses
A57 orrar, =. q Aaaar. darfaa NIfFa. E4ha
Gauh a. % 7uraa. 0TtWIu
80 FsakH. &szisssr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

No rpek wae ever Mere HtiNIf A11N
shan were MFn Mansef'< a1Ipt1n1. h1I
shs esnaf8srsd heresf - - ex1rs4stII
pilable dlsEoafft1n. VIA 2 raIa1 a1e4
% congfction % al ai1ee
Its the strunseak thing te ne ~
way the rest q The family taIk ~ x
I EeFs sst n ny FiewE~ Els sid ere
dag % her nephcw Williams hrlde.
vita whem she had been Lbesing on
fke subject 0f calling eards for moEg
shan an h01r. -It seeuls 10 me y0ufre
sost e f4kins the came fone." she cpn-
Glnnsd Ioaklnx Sharply Al the gounx
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

Mamma SAID Mary. stgAf ysars
lit TIN glad rn noe a soy
What makes yog feel thak wayy
talf mamma
Well shln2 u were a bog y
veubi be ~ embarrassing % propsss.-
thss replied India aapatts Views
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION.

IHrrMp .rSrns -Arn lggtrG
sasas, ufssaas IaaaIsTy ~. iots ;
saslss . a-f#ny Esrsa sAae I.m4s a@nn~c.
~ sAFsriy. psgg'la. vas 90 ssstsufh har r. Rpsa
uaiH annssfeaf snffT. Ne. ssh fir NEN.
tsrtiaiu "a fag aaAsp n s.. kAaas y u
ei-laruiscta hfr@faa. aas al.Hi ssielsa az laasa-
lsea - zttts iaa4 : asrysa Frasif - ssf4AElsA
eia n - taf lt1sf aesEs tstssfri 1s.t AaGIea Rzz
stsr saf AfrsfHsr. AZ an=as 1ruirsu "a thss
~ 1ay % Mazra. UIG
Gla4stAnE aAnfsa stE1aausa
samsa y AfmatS1uf sHt Eilla Msustsl4
aufA af rrtncrcsn. orRHsn Aasan p aaas-
tlsita sad Elahas'i ! Hsiasa. hafh az WsHsrsY
yrsuIc.
Ea EaaaG- Easiatxr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
NOTICE Fog PUBLICATION

CNrrNB srArH1s LAND 0sytcH
AaFHs orvusa. 8sasay1 - f3tt
Aasius . aersa9 faY4u snaE Aataa y Nsas-
lnFta& 90 aarrfn nia2. Qarsnstu,. VIA, an g1Lr g
ulrN, mats Aausarezsf EaffF Va ftgl Az .sl.
ssrslan n. fawuahSD n AaaF- - a. VIA
nsras Msraliaa haa tassf nasfics % l1raaGiln -
naAs dnal ars-THar Ffg.if 10 saEaas 81 fiat.Ei
- he alst toasa tsrrr.aads saearw ksIrssssrr
tad NsrStfsrs AZ saf1s. 0reHsa. sh1 itA
ttT af MAfTh. Eltt
Glsinanc aamss - uttasssns
Stnes AsaiaeraaT IamsE n 2anaafH Ead
k.sa Menfg,i. a. 81 Frfafgtsin. Orsfan ARA
tssf J haia-s az WsFariT. C-sHrsn-
Ss- gAnaH. R<HiaLsf
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

4 sgppusr Ygus baby shsssr cries
4uEle tau-r shsP-
~t'risS. whg- sn~ f1ss ss~ns 70 bSak
1a tAs. dirt sste ot things az the
-i1ls -Fsnnasse{phLs nserri
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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E4ras. Drsncu Fshruafy "a i1fI

rsrrKn srRrns LsNn QFvrrH
Earas. Orsgcu February "a. i1tf
Saeies 10 aers5T gfvra mas E1hsE IohaAsn.
q Hsfusf Crzggu- . a.. a. Fsk - I3fa aiaafs
asme-tsad E1sfT Ma tF-is fsr sWt. s~rgl.sa
"a rcEush.p y =. Aaaas r. - Nil1amstrs
Msrrflfn. haa eissf aasi.e - lstsu Iasn - mas
yiaal rar~e- gsHf Frsaf 70 eHlabllsh rfain -
IAs Isa4 aa.sFs esaeriAssf .sfars k<ussssr anf
ksrmfvsr. 81 sarus. Oregsu. ca the sSh tar %
April INA
Cha issaat nHaas - Witnesses
James Gilbert ~ " Nsrriaau Iansa Eena-
81. william Krisat. al a Hhrn<Y. Orsxan
We gaaaH asxisfsr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

sSLyIs GERSSAs BDszkE xaa
assts sssry a,a aat 1t Sssfassias
FbsT Fasn~srn. y %
Psari Fl#s xz- ssr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

MIny a g-vat sc-scs In re owes In
tEnI s'1cesss % the ssoas. et q fHtns
A.s.r
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

rrLk CIRCLE SA 10, w.afs.
Msses svsry ssarsa s~la-sfag
ssss4a Ss-~A, 9 -
asssaF aiss.tmaa- clara
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


NNNiaI - wv NnNuWNhtNNN
Burma. 0raUiu. gsnrtary 2. 3Vh
ysdirs ~ saruhy gwen fhaa Hrpd a. Hawn,
~ Narr1Wa, 0rHauu4 WnBt an MarHh n, rNnl
MATTE 4s,uIanr.snlf Hnfrr "a 1lnfn. Oar tlsfNNa
and sisfH't, ssufian 2. rawuahip ~ A., NltupI
III H. Wtllaniarta Hsrtfian, haa Hlsd Rufise
u snasntisiu - ma1a dad dFa-gsaf prIniG -
safanilnn fIsilu ~ ehe nnst ahnna daagrfpaff,
3af1rf q. e. ruiiarh. G a. Cnmn iHsianar, ~
Aat efiuu. tt naahiaY. orsHun. on tlis mn ft7
% Marvin. uiuA
ciafInane nanfaa efinaaaaK
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shall. Frsna xnsnys Isrry A. Nhsa. 81 af Nsc-
W. Ekaaa. E,ssmas
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
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rNfrNQ STATES LaNn oHVtEH.
Haras. orsunne February o tatA
Nseau - asrsbf ffssn shas ans G. wiisun.
hlrmsriy Ina G. alfar. % Narruwa. ornHnn,
VIA, an Naf N, Wfu mafa HamsHrand Enrrr
Va 14r1H, DE s,,itEAt taa Z aud nv a. tnf-
Elsn W rawasnip N Range q a., WulanarrH
Msrutlan, fNarth Halnsnf Eakal hns dla6
aue.aH af innsufiau 10 maas anal sirsa.Ys
ursine ~ establish siaim 10 MS hsnn abase hs-
srfthud. aneirH RaHiutar and lsurfyar at
Birua, ornMin. su tas uitA Tar 90 Mkrrn. nitA
Giaimand namra uifnanaan
charles Bsnhhaas, AiaHsnsiisr No Nausia.
aaHu e, Nsrn. Lea ~ lHons al af EarrawA 0rs.
sanl
wx F4aas. aaEfsnaT.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rsrEs srArEa lAyg egvga, /

UNufuD frArHN 1AND GHNfflH,
Burns. OranIn. Isnanry, -. wph }
Naefas IL harsby Efvsn tliat william Grsws
Arlfnar ant Aaif ~ HmtH y A. Grews dsrsasad
~ ntrna, Drgnin. vino, an March ~, tinH ns.ta
HnmaHnfmf HntrY Va 1ari, terial - 11ntiL riF
NNa ssrffun ~, Township lf4, kanga y n
WiiiaInaefi Merriam. haH disit notlen % innan-
enn 40 masa funf dFa-Ysar prtirf - saiahlinn
flstliu a. tiia ltutt a1nYg tfnrrt1Hn 1af1ra AifiH
ar tnS asusfspr. AZ H1rnB. 9rsaSu. on ths
tttB Gag ~ March, INA
Claimant 1nmea NtntafHzsH
I-snspa = lif. bnyrt AaeaH. MARY a. Bur-
lnnf, Gaursa Fraaisy al of Burns. 0rswnn-
Va gkaaH. Rsu'star
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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hsfirs RsHiHrir aaaf tanatgiu ~ a,iras, Nrausin.
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sriY. nrsunu.
Va EaaRa. Rauistar.
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gbr-l saras ~
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rSrrxp STATES LAsp oFvucK
burma. orusan. February q att 3
NiGlrs 10 AsrsbT ffss. sAas sas sarshnrn
aftda at.lssf eaanDaay. shslsa pssr sdlus
ettIes1 " 81 fAII. Aianusnck tnt eAaf uitA
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art % cauFrsss. aeprgvssf fafY = r,ns - sfae
NJ. 6cl a. snneafisf - taa hst az Caaa-zss,
sppr1vs,t Mar = pna, eha 81 y a.. tsa r.
y /. a. II NJ sarial NJ TLs
Anr ant al 3arsans sisisnsna sslBvr.als ma
aasit fss.sriastf. as ssalrtnT - aai,ut hsraziss
a. ths m .ufra4 eAa -scfrr at tta 'ana sr aIr sn
teAsr rsason - sa, flap.sal "a tgparaaE shstlia
fa taatr sndagtia % prst.sse n lahi aiffr. IN
Ie aafsir- tAs ari fsf AZ Rarsh. Ritt
Ns FEaax. &sulstsf
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sCENs cEAPTna ~. "a OK
ae.ts .vsry sss,sa,f aasf asas-A saassags. "a
assunls Hal iazif ga.1an ~ 81
Lsssas rAsuss.sa. ssurxtszY.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27

Waste water is purified by a pro-
cess employing colloidal clay and
milk of lime that has been invented
by French scientist.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27
FLAG PARTY TO Be GIVEN BY LADIES
OF THE TONOPAH WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS

time, was but a territory and lacking
many thousand of population re-
quired for statehood. Yet Congress,
by a clever dispensation and as an
intelligent receipt voted Nevada in
the admitted class.
April of this year, the Government
is launching the battleship Nevada,
the largest cruiser afloat, and in CHS
connection the Woman's Relief Corps
of Tonopah has assumed the idea OF
donating a set of standards to be pre-.
scented at the time of the launching
A committee comprising the Mes
danes Brann, Pohl and Thomas was
elected to devise ways and means
with the result that dance and mus
ical will be given
The Parker-Fife orchestra has beer
engaged, with Arthur Guerin, pre-
mier cornetist, on the program in al
occasional outburst of human nature,
but mostly harmony.
Mr.. Guerin was formerly with Hav
erly's Ministries and possesses human
nature that he couples with his won
derful experience and ability.
This flag party will be given a
Miners hall, April IL.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27

IF YOU
Want a cook,
Want a clerk,
Want a partner,
Want a situation.
Want a servant girl,
Want to sell piano
Want to sell carriage,
Want to sell town property,
Want to sell your hardware
Want to sell wour dry goods,
Want customers for anything,
Want to sell your millinery goods,
Advertise daily through this paper.
Advertising is the highway to success.
Advertising brings new customers,
Advertising keeps the old ones.
Advertising will insure success.
Advertising shows energy.
Advertising shows pluck.
Advertising is 'biz,"
Advertise or bust.
vertise long.
Advertise we'll.
ADVERTISE
At Once.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27

To all whom it may concern:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
the Bullfrog- Goldfield railroad, a cor
poration organized under the laws of
the State of Nevada, has petitioned the
Railroad Commission as follows:
That Petitioner is the owner of and
operating railroad line In the State
of Nevada, having its termini respec-
lively at Goldfield and Beatty, State of
Nevada. That the Las Vegas & Ton
opah railroad owns and operates "A
road, portion of which extends from
Beatty to Goldfield both in the State
Of Nevada.
That owing TO the failure OF the
mining business in the country trav-
ersed by both said roads, the operation
of the two roads separately between
said points of Beatty and, Goldfield
has been for years last past and now
Is Improbable and that neither of said
railroads has earned sufficient money
to pay its operating expenses and
taxes.
That 1t is the desire that there be a
consolidation of said two railroad com
panies, either by merger or through
the purchase of one, of the property
and franchises of the other, in order
that one of the lines so operated be-
| tween Goldfield and Beatty may be
abandoned. That If said consolida-
ton is not permitted il will be inn
possible TO operate e'.asr road be-
tween the two said points at profit
ably be compelled to abandon their
said lines of railroad between said
1 points, and the public IN that region
| thereby lose the benefit of any rail-
| way service from either of said roads
| THAT Petitioner refers to and makes
| a part OF this petition all reports made
| to this commission and all data on
| file with said commission and required
| by law to be filed with said commits
\ sion for purposes of sustaining the al
| lepnt ions pf this IN IA of
that said roads have not been in the
past operated at profit.
| That the owners of the properties,
| by said consolidation desire in general
To accomplish the following purposes;
a. THAT there shall be one railroad
between Rhyolite Realty and Gold
| field.
"2. That There shall be a reduction
OF outstanding stock to the extent Of
| a par value OF 100000. and that
1 Sl,640.0OO general mortgage bonds be
| converted into stock
90 The the communities served by
the present railroads shall continue to
/ be served
"a That no existing railroad con-
nection beyond the present line shall
be severed by the granting Of this
petition.
THAT your commissioner desires the
| consent of your commission 10 said
consolidation or merger OF said rail
| road lines as herein outlined
| THEREFORE, Your Petitioner praYs
that "a time and place be appointed Tor
the hearing of this petition
| "NTILFRoD -GOLpFfEip RAILROAD
"By CLYDE A. HELLER Secretary
NOTICE rs FURTHER GIVEN that
La hearing upon said petition VIII be
held hy tho railroad Commission OF
Nevada az IFS office tn Carson city
Nevada. on the tth tay OF February
islt az the hour Of rs o'clock a M. of
said day nt which place and time AL
parties Interested may appear and be
heard respecting the subject matter o
said petition.
RAILROAD COMMISSION
on NEVADA
By ~ VI WALKER Secretary.
y Ja4-iet
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of advertised letters remaining
at the Tonopah postoffice for the
week ending January "a. 1914
When calling for these letters
please state that they We're adver-
tisd.
A fee of one cent will be charged
for the following:
Adolf Biltoft, Miss Ruth Clark
Cliff Collins, Angelo Degiobbi, Geo
Davis, Joseph Formaster (2). Mrs
Margaret Flaley, Martin Clarity
Mrs. George Holland. Gus Hansen
Geo Katich, Chas. Aiken, Emanuel
Snyder. Mrs. Freda Speckman, Jack
Shultz.
J. w. STEWART, Postmaster
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THE NEWHALL TUNNEL
is CLOSING UP

The Newhall tunnel on the South
ern Pacific, near Saugus, is closing
up. Last week a north-bound pas
senger train scraped through the
tunnel, tearing off the side lights. AS
there had previously been room
enough for the train an investigation
followed, 1t was found that the bot
tom of the tunnel was raising and the
sides were steadily moving in. Men
worked for some time to lower the
roadbed so cars could clear the top.
The floor for about 100 feet simply
came up faster than they could dig it
out. 1t was four inches too high
when they began work, and when
they lowered the track four inches
they found that it was still four
inches too high The sides are closing
up at about the same rate. There is
considerable difference of opinion
as to the final result. The S. P.
officials generally hope that as the
water from the recent heavy rains
works out of the ground the move
ment of the earth will stop. Some,
however fear that the tunnel will
have to be abandoned, and another
built. Three supporting arches have
been crushed. Bishop passengers and
mail from Los Angeles have been
hindered since Sunday by the neces
sity of going around by the Chasts.
worth tunnel, as does all San Fran.
cisco traffic over the Valley line. -
Bishop Herald.
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NOTICE

BEFORE THE RAILROAD fOMMIs-
SION Oh NEVADA
IN THE MATTER or THE APPLICA-
TON OF THE BULLFROG- GOLD
FIELD RAILROAD TO THE RAIL
ROAD COMMISSION OF NEVADA
FOR APPROVAL OF A PROPOSED
CONSOLIDATION OF THE BULL
oG-GOLDFIELD RAILROAD AND
THE LAS VEGAS & TONOPAH
RAILROAD, BETWEE THE TOWNS
OF BEATTY AND GOLDFIELD, IN
THE STATE OF NEVADA
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'Tis a wonderful story, mates, the
early history of Nevada. Many of
the old-timers will remember con
dition existing in 1863 that caused
Congress, by special act, to admit
Nevada from territory to state. vir.
ginia City and the Comstocks were
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AT THE BIG CASINO

Two reels of Independent motion pic
lures which have never been shown
here before will be produced at $3.50
p m. and 1920 p. m. Entire change
Of program every evening. Jstf
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responsible for the loan of s1SOOOO,-
600 at time when most needed.
President Lincoln's salary had not
been paid for three months. Treas
uries of all States and that of the
Government were depleted because
of the war expense. Nevada, at this
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RETIREMENT OF
 ADMIRAL vREELAND

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March 10.- Rear Admiral Charles E. Vreeland, a conspicuous figure in the navy, was placed on the retired list today on ac- count of age. During the past year he has been a member of the General Board. Admiral Vreeland is native of New. Jersey and began his career in the navy as an apprentice, Later he attended the Anapolis academy and was graduated with the class of 1870. In the early part of his career he served on the Congress and Tican' deroga and Hartford of the old navy. From 1893 to 1896 he was the Amer ican naval attache in Vienna and Rome. During the war with Spain he served on the gunboat Helena and the dispatch boat Dolphin. In the memora- ble fleet cruise around the world Tn 1908 Captain vreeland commanded the battleship Kansas.
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of the peace and acquitted. There was no evidence that he did the deed.
 Lambs head was blown. to pieces while he lay asleep in his cabin. IL is supposed that dynamite was used
 During the prosecution, evidence was disclosed which caused a charge of rape to be placed against Scriv. ner. It was based upon alleged rela tions with a 14-year-old girl. The theory of the prosecution was that Lamb had remonstrated with Scriv' ner about this matter and that Scriv ner had killed Lamb to protect him self He was acquitted by a jury al Nogales on the rape charge.
 The release of Scrivner from the custody of Sherif Charles L. Fowler of Santa Cruz county was sought on April 10 1905 on technical grounds This appears to have been unsuccess ful.
 According to an indirect report from Orc Blanco, Scrivner had said to a neighbor recently that he should get ready to serve on a coroner's jury because he (Scrivner) did not like the way the Orc Blanco peo pie were stealing his goods"