Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 5

RENO EVENING GAZETTE, RENQ. NETADJl THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 1911. PAGE FIVE LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NEWS ANNUAL STATEMENT WESTERN YOUEEERWANT SUCTUED HERE FOR RENT HOU.

SUMMONS tne secona judicial DItrlct Court of tbe State of Nevada, in and tor the County Of Washoe. John plaintiff, ts. Nevada Consolidated Mining and Milling Com- pany corporiuu, anq w. Xj. Steven- son, defendants.

The State of Nevada sends greetimt iv icvoua uuajiiMn.vx i Lining ftuu Millin a corporation, and W. L. Stevenson: You are required to appear In ah ac- Uon. vought against you as defend- ant3 by John Monte as plaintiff, in the Seccnd Judicial Dlstict Cout of the State of Nevada, in and for the Coun ty of Washoe, and answer to the com plaint therein within ten days after service on you or this summons (ex elusive of the day of service, if served within said county, or within twentv days If served out cf said county, but within said district, and in all other cases within fort days, or judgment will be taken against you according to tne prayer or said complaint. This action is brought to recover a judgment against you for the sum of Four Hundred and Sixty-seven and 50-100 Dollars for hay and pasture furnished to and tne board ing of three certain borses by plaintiff for you.

the said defendants, and to secure an execution from this Court authorizing the sale of said property for the satisfaction of said charges, all of which will more fully appear from the verified complaint of plaintiff which is on file ia the oitico of the clerk of said court, at Rtno. in said county, to which you are hereby referred, and a true copy of which is hereto attached and served herewith. You are further notified that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint within the time specified herein, that plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. In witness whereof. 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the.

sea! of said Court, at Reno, this 25th day of October. 1910. W. A. FOGG, Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Washoe.

By S. R. TIPPET T. Deputy. DODGE BARRY.

Attorneys for Plaintiff. n28tf SUMMONS In the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Washoe. i C. Lester Schuemaker. Plaintiff, vs.

Myrtle Schuemaker. Defendant, The State of Nevada sends to Myrtle Schuemaker, greeting: You are hereby required to appear In an action commenced against you as defendant by C. Lester Schuemaker as plaintiff in the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada in and for the County of Washoe, and answer to the complaint therein within ten days after the service on you of this summons (exclusive of day of service) of served in said county, or twenty day li served out of said county but within said district, and in all other cases within forty days, or judgment will be taken against you according to the prayer of the said complaint. i This action is brought to recover a judgment and decree of this court for ever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and defendant herein, and decree of divorce in favor of plaintiff herein, upon tne ground that you, Myrtle Schue maker, on or about the tenth day of April, A. D.

1906, at Topeka, Kansas, did, wilfully and without any Just cause or provocation, desert and ab andon the plaintiix herein and have lived apart from and separate from the said plaintiff ever since the said tenth day of April, A. D. 1906. without any sufficient or just cause and against the will of, and without the consent of, the said plaintiff. All of which will more fully appear from the verified complaint of the plaintiff, which is on file in the office of the clerk of said court at Reno, in said County and state, to which you are hereby especially referred.

And you are further notified that it you fail to appear and answer said complaint, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded In testimony whereof. I have here unto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court at Reno, Washoe county, Nevada, this tenth day of January, A. D. 1911. W.

A. FOGG, Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada in and for the County of Washoe. By E. H. BEEMER, Deputy.

A. GRANT MILLER. Attorney for the Plaintiff. jll-18-25-fl-8-15-22 In the Judicial District Court of the State Df Nevada, in and for tho County of Washoe. i In the Matter of the Estate of Edward B.

Hememan, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned was on the 21st day of De cember, A. D. 1910, appointed and qualified by the above entitled Court as administratrix of the estate of Edward B. Hememan, deceased.

All persons having claims against said Estate are reaulred to file the same with the proper vouchers and statutory affidavit attached, with the Clerk of the Court within three month3 from the date of the first publication cf this notice. Dat-d December 29th, A. D. 1910. ROSE HEMEMAN, Administratrix of the Estate of Ed- wart' B.

Hememan, Deceased. SUMMERFIELD CURLER, Attorney for the Estate. J-17-24-31-F7-14 SUMMONS In the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevadai, in and for a County of Washie. The State ox eenas to johiii W. Ramsey, You are hereby required to in an action commenced against ym as defendant by Mamie E.

Ramsey, as nlalntiff. In the Seccnd judicial uas- trict Court of the State of Nevada, and for the County of Washoe, and answer tho complaint therein within ten days after the service on you of this summons (exclusive or day or service). If sewed in said county, or twenty days if served out iof said county, but within said "district, and la all other cases forty days; or juagmenz bv default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said com plaint This action is Drought to re cover a Judgment ana aecree or mis court forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing, between tno plaintiff and defendant on the grounds of desertion, and neglect to prcrade the plaintiff with, the necessaries of life for one year at least next before the filing of the complaint herein. All of which will more luuy apepar tmm ooTnEJfaJn-t fjvhieai ta on file in especially referred. And you ar vHfixi hat if you fail to ap- pear and answer said said plaintiff wl apply to the court, fcUMivivN the state of Nevada, in aad for the County of Washoe.

State of Nevada sends to Sarah Connors, greeting: are nereDy required to appear in an, action comemnced against you as defendant by James Connors, at Plaintiff, in the Second Judical Dis- as defendant by James Connors, at tract Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Washoe, and answer the complaint therein within ten days after the service on you of this summons (exclusive of day of service), if served in said county, or twenty days if served out of said county, but within said district, and in all other cases forty; days; or Judg- ment Dy aerauit will be taken against) you according to the prayer of said complaint. This action is brought to recover a judgment and decree of this court, forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant on the ground of extreme cruelty, and desertion for one year at least next before the filing of the complaint herein. i Ali of which will more fully anpsar from the complaint which is on file in the office of the clerk of said court, at Reno, in said county, and to which you are especially referred. And you are further notified that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for thek relief demanded. In testimony whereof, I hav-3 hereunto set my band and affixed the seal of said court, at Reno, this 11th day of January, A.

D. 1911. W. A. FOG3, Clerk of the Second Judicial D'strlct Court of the State of Nevada in and for Washoe county.

By S. R. TIPPBTT, Deputy. ROBERT SCOULAR, PlalnthTs Attor- ney. U2-19-26f2--16-23 In the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Washoe.

In the matter of the estate of Anna S. Greenlaw, deceased. Notice is hereby given that J. C. Woodward, having filed in this Court a document purporting to be the last will and testament of Anna S.

Greenlaw, deceased, and a petition praying that the same be admitted to probate, the hearing thereof has been fixed bj said Court for Saturday, the 4th day of February, 1911, at 1:30 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the Court House, in the City of Reno, County of Washoe; and all persons interested' In the said estate are notified then and! there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said will should not be admitted to probate and said petitioner appointed administrator with the will 'Dated January 25, D. 1911. A.

FOGG, Clerk By S. R. TIPPETT, Deputy Clerk. INSURANCE ANNUAL STATEMENT National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut, for the year ending December 31, 1910: Capital (deposited) Assets 10,792,298.34 Liabilities, exclusive of ca pital and net 7,146,383.99 I ncorw h. Premiums 7,138,058.68 Other sources 384.082.58 Total income, 1910 7,522,141.26 Expenditures Losses ...3,007,437.77 Dividends 200,000.00 Other expenditures 2,768,503.83 Total expenditures, 1910..

5,975,941.60 Fire Insurance Business, 1910 Risks written Premiums thereon 7,138,058.68 Losses incurred 3,150,669.21 Nevada Business Risks written $471,477.00 Premiums received 8,136.94 Losses paid 2,757.17 Losses incurred 2,819.67 B. R. STILLMAN, Secretary. Byington Hall, Agents. INSURANCE ANNUAL STATEMENT The Penh: Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia.

George K. Johnson, president; John Humphreys, secretary. John C. Spinney, general agent. Odd Fellows building, Reno, Nevada.

Assets $116,803,021.49 Liabilities, exclusive of capital and net sur plus 112,191,640.36 Income Premiums 18,529,895.90 Other sources 5,901,361.60 Total Income, 1910 24,431,257.50 Expenditures Paid policy holders 11,952,162.65 Other expenditures 4,226,489.24 Total expenditures, 1910. 16,178,651.89 Business, 1910 Risks written 67,747,384.00 Premiums thereon 2,344,564.42 Losses incurred 5,388,965.97 Nevada Business Number of risks written, 79. Amount of risks written Premiums received 24,991.73 Losses paid 7,030.00 Losses Incurred 17,030.00 Number of policies In force December 31, 1910, 305. Amount of said ipolicles In addition to 'the abatements in cluded above the company allotted to deferred distribution policies 076.94, making' the total apportionment of surplus durlng 1910, $3,206,061.49. JOHN HUMPHREY, flw Secretary ANNUAL STATEMENT WESTERN GYPSITE COMPANY Statement of receipts and disbursements, year ending December 31st, 1910: Receipts On "hand January -lst -1910.

1,475.16 4 15,772.77 117,247.93 7.V.. A. Dusbnrsed c. xorcross, secretary of the te- fte Company, hereby that the foregoing 4s a correct statement. of the business done toy the Gypsite Company for the ending December 1910 C- NORCROSS.

Secretary. San Francisco Cai.January 23th. MU, 1 1 GYPSUM COMPANY wii-owm owmr-wi Statement of receipts and disburse- menta, year ending December 31st, 1910: Rceiot 0 ha 1910 9 a Jn-1 l9m 95s-53 Kecved 119,024.77 Disbursed .119,801.33 Balance on hand December 31st, 1910 178.96 D. c. Xorcross, secretary of the C1 certify that the foregoing is a ect statement of the business done Western Gypsum Company for the year ending December 31, 1910.

D. C. NORCROSS, Secretary. San Francisco. Cal, January 28th, 1911.

J30w INSURANCE ANNUAL STATEMENT Continental Life Insurance and In v. Company, Salt Lake City, Utah. Capital (deposited) Assets Liabilities, exclusive of capital and net surplus 483,620.80 Income Premiums 247,909.40 Other sources 47,557.30 Total income, 1910 295,466.70 Expenditures Paid policy holders 38.C63.92 Dividends 156.73 Other 161,206.34 Total 1910.... 200,027.01 Business. 1910 Risks written 2,163,560.00 Premiums thereon 78,448.

3S Losses Incurred 5,500.00 Nevada Business Number of risks written, 4. Amount of risks written $11,837.50 Premiums received 1,490.44 Losses paid 62.86 Number of policies in force December 31, 1910, 18. Amotfnt of said policies W. V. PRICE, flw Secretary.

ANNUAL STATEMENT Of Plymouth Company, Wellington, Nevada, for year ending December 31, 1910: Receipts $37,735.21 Expenses 32,227.46 H. E. OLDS, Res. Agent. J29w TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED We maintain a well equipped repair department 'and a competent mechanic.

We can overhaul all makes of machines and supply parts? CARTER'S RIBBONS AND CARBON PAPERS. The hite Co. PRINTERS AND 8TATI0NER8 Masonic Temple, Reno. Hotel Alt a J. TAPOGNA CO.

The only French-Amerloui dining room in Nevada. fcpectaJ dinner any Sunday at ftto 1b-cluding Kverythln rt class. Best steam heated rooms In town at low price Phone 715. Board ana room At sonable The American District Telegraph Company For quick messenger service Phone 51. Swift, reliable mess' ngers from 7 a.

m. to 10 p. m. O'BRIEN FUNERAL DIRECTORS PHONE 639 131-135 W. Second Street Roberts Concrete Construction Co.

Manufacturers and builders ee-crete blocks, concrete constructles In all Its branches. Cement side walks a specialty. Estimates ror nished. All work guaranteed. Phone 1865; No.

Ml Alcrra Rene, Nevada. J. M. BELLO 220 Sierra S. WHUal and Retail MONEY ORDER EORGER IS TAKEN TO CARS United States -Marshal Takes Man in Custody at Bakers-field, California.

TT. S. Marshal Yourigswort'o of the southern district of California, accompanied by one if hts uVputies, arrived In this clty-yjaierday, having Jn charge the prital money order forger, Valencia, who was captured in Ea-kertfield upo: federal warrant is.sued at Reno The prisoner was It-dgcd in the city prUm and will have a hearing before Edwards during the next few days Cars' News. MINER IS HORT BY FALLING ROCK SLAB Frank Johnson, Employed 'in Clermont Workings, Has a Narrow Escape. Frank in, a miner employed in the Clermont workings CtuscN IJated, was badly bur; on Sunday e.ening ai 6:30 Veloel: bv fal! of a slab of rocNt T'ks r-'ck itnick hmi the neii.

sr-- vv: rr ds, a'icl or -ni. it feared he ha-1 svtained a fracture of the skull and that an operation would be necessary. This morning, however, Johnson's condition was much Improved arid it is not believed that his injury will prove more severe than an extensve laceration of tho scalp. It is understood that Johnson was hurt in the same stope In which a miner received similar although more serou injury last week, and, in fact, this is the third man to meet with an accident In these same workings. Goldfield News IS YOUR SKIN ON FIRE? Does it seem to you that you can't stand another minute of that awful burning itch That be-eoolertt That you MUST have relief? CJet a mixture of Oil of Wintergreen, Thymol, and other soothing ingredients as compounded only in D.

D. D. Pre-scrpition. The very first drops STOP that awful (burning instantly. The first drops soothe and heal! D.

D. D. gives you comfort cleanses tho skin of all impurities and washes pimples and blotches over night! Take our word on it, as your local druggist. Get a $1 or a 23 cent bott'e today. Cann Drug Co.

I A few minutes' delay in treating some cases of croup, even the length of time it takes to go for a doctor, often proves dangerous. The safest way is to keep Chamberlain's Cough remedy in the house, and at the first indication of croup give the child a dose. Pleasant to take and always cures. Sold by all dealers. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The Uncle Ben Co.

has vacated the premises 10 East Commercial row. The undersigned having delivered the keys to C. W. Mapes, agent, for G. W.

Mapes, lessor of said premises. UXCLE BElN Lessee. I. WOOD, President and Secretary. J30-t-10 If troubled with indigestion, constipation, no appetite, on feel bilious, give Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets a trial and you will be pleased with the result.

These tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and strengthen the digestion. Sold by all dealers. TIZ For" Tender Feet A new, scientific medical tablet which Draws Out All Inflammation Soreness. and This remarkable foot bath remedy Is Superior to Powder, Planter or Salve and is guaranteed to cure Corns, Callouses, Bunion. Frostbites, Chiil-blains, Ingrowing-Nails, Tired Aching Swollen, Nervous Sweaty Bad' Smell-n Feet.

Smaller Shoes Can Be Worn by us ing TIZ, because it puts and k(eeps the feet In perfect condition. TIZ is for sale at all druggists; 23 1 cents, per box, or direct, if you wish, from Walter Luther Dodge Chicago," HL SHERRY ID EGGS CAUSED HIS DEATH Duck Creek Miner Succumbs After Drinking 37 Separate Concoctions. Loon Stewart, aged 29, a miner formerly employed at. the Minnesota Lead company In the Duck Creek district, died about 11 o'clock on Sunday night at the residence of L. Schwanbeck, 205 Canyon street.

The cause of his death was auto-intoxictlm, resulting for -over-indulgence in cherry and egg several weeks ago, and a weak heart, to have resulted (from participating in the drilling contest in Ely on Labor day which he and L. li. Schwanbeck won. Stewart was one of a famly of 13 children ami is survived by his mother, Airs. A.

M. Stewart, of Lehi, Utah, several brothers and' sisters and probably by his father, though the latter left home about four months ago and has not been heard from since. Telegrams havp been sent to the sisters, and no disposition of the remains now at tho Kevin Graham morgue, will be made until a reply Is received. One of his brothers, Paul, was for some time and worked at the Adklns Sftables. Stewart had fcr about two weeks and was removed1 from his room at the Munro to Schwanbeck's about ten days before his death and was given the best possible attention, though the exact cause of his illness was not learned "until Saturday, when he vomited some egg.

"The fact was reported to the doctor, who, on learning egg had been given by Mrs. Schwanbeck, started an investigation. Tt was found that after coming from Duck Creek a couple of week ago Stewart had been drinking and he Is reported to have consumed 37 glasses of sherry and egg, which proved to be too much, for his digestive; organs. Failing be absorbed by his system, causing death. He did not tell of feat until It was too late to give hint proper treatment for such an 'unusual case.

Ely Expositor. IS UNDER TONS OF EARTH Dug, From Gravel by. Fellow Workmen Badly. Crushed but Will Not Die. At 2 o'clock this while loading gravel for Contractor Richard See at the pit in the vicinity of the old cemetery, two tons or more of earth caved in on Juan Contreras, burying him out of sight.

The young man was dug out in an unconscious condition and talrtn to the Arcady restaurant, where he had a room, and Dr. Swezy was summoned. Upon an examination Dr. Swezy found that the young man had sustained severe injuries to his back, the upper right eyelid wo lacerates! and his head somewhat crushed, but was of the opinion that tha patient will le-coyer, unless complications in. Silver State.

STOMACH REMEDY Guaranteed by Cann Drug Co. If your stomach weak and constantly upset, you must quickly do one of two things. Allow the rest of your body to become 1 as weak as your stomach, or make your stomach as strong as your body. There la only one choice for those who want to live and enjoy life, and that to make the stomach as strong as the body. This can best be done by using the prescription of a specialist that In years, of practice gave immediate relief and permanent cure to 95 per cent of the people who used It.

i This prescription Is known from coast' to coast as iMI-O-NA. Ml-O-NA Stomach Tablets, most people call them, are guaranteed by the Cann Drug Company to cure indigestion (acute or chronic) or any upset condition of the stomach, or money bacli if- Jn five minutes they give relief from acid stomach, gas on belching of sour food, fermentation, heartburn and waterbrash. If you suffer from stomach trouble get a large 50 cent box of MI-O-N- -stomach tablets today and put yourself on the road to health. At the Cann Drug and leading druggists everywhere. PERSONAL Absolute divorces: prompt experienced reliable lawyer.

Robert Scoular. 200 Saturno building, Reno. O20tf Melchior Wise has opened offices In the Grand building. 27 East Second street, room 2. Phone No.

1012. J27w WORKMAN BORED LOST AND POUND FOUND In Reno, a place where I can get my family washing done for six bits. See Wet -Wash Laundry ad In another column. Phone 371. J6tf SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED Colo red woman ami man wishes position by day.

Phone 1697. j31t3 WANTED Job of milling cows by young Japanese familiar with dairy work. Address Japanese Boy, 122 E. 1st st. J30t3 SITUATION WANTED Man who Is at present owner and manager of a garage and repair shop wants position In state of Nevada as auto repair or foreman's position In any automobile factory.

Address Herbst Garage, Indianapolis, Jnd- J28w WANTED Girl wishes place for" general housework. Address Gazette, A. K. fit3 WANTED Practical nurse wishes position to care for sick or invalid. Good woman wishes position as working housekeeper.

Address box 420, Gazette. J28tf AMBITIOUS high school boy wishes work after school hours and Saturdays. Phone 1678. flw MISCELLANEOUS STEINWAY piano, nearly new, for rent or sale, at 529 W. Second st Phone 1S30.

J30tf FOR SALF. (Will positively close qur store In two days. Big reductions. Don't miss this opportunity. Great American Tea Company, 28 W.

Commercial Row. J28t3 FURNISHED, rooms, $5 per month; close In; in family of two. 346 Ralston st. J2f.w TYPEWRITING and copying done by experienced' stenographer; quick, accurate work dictation taken evenings If preferred. "Vera May Nelson, Phone 1657.

J-24-w FOR LOAN (From one to three thou sand dollars at 7 per cent, on approved security. Box 213, Ga-sette. J-24-w ROOMS AND BOARD First class board in private family, close in: reasonable terms.s 441 W. 2nd St. Jan 23-w UN-OLE BEN Ben Bar-bash, formerly of Ni.

10 East Commercial row, may. be addressed B. Barbash, 1301 Van Ness avenue, San Francisco. J-27-mo. STAMPING lessons in embroidery.

Irish crochet Polo caps, 75c, Mme. Corsini, McKissick Hotel. j23tw WANTED A lady to room and board. 518 N. Center.

Phone 1091. J21-25 WANTED Newcomers to get wise. Read "Reno Reveries" by Leslfie Curtis. Bird's, Red Cross, Colony Mission. J21-tf IMPROVEMENT and relinquishment of 160 acres, under ditch, at Madeline, Cal.

Improvements are house and furniture, fence and well. W. Birks, 636 Center Reno. J181m YOU are wanted for a government position; $80 month; write for list of positions open. Franklin Institute, Desk 12, Rochester, N.

Y. 1 mo. FOR first-class upholstering call O. J. Sholl, phone 212 d20tf FIRST CLASS BOARD $25.

Board with sunny outside rooms, with steam heat, $35. Modern brick building. The If TO XT atraat TJV. dwtf TO RENT Forty acre land, one-half mile from passenger depot. For sale, standard bred horses and mules, wagons and farm implements.

441 N. Virginia St. Reno. October 24, 1810. 024tf FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished rooms, bath, phone, one or two Apply 118 Elm street.

j30tf "RENO REVERIES" Nearly gone; few left at Bird's, Red Cross, Riverside and Colony Mission. No more to be published. Get busy! j28t8 FOR RENT Two large furnished housekeping rooms and lights and bath, $13 month. 688 West St. Telephone 1775.

j25w FOR RENT Two furnished housekeeping rooms, 550 West 4th St. j29wl FOR RFjNT Two large furnished housekeeping rooms and lights and bath, $13 month. 688 West St. J23w THE VERNON hotel, rooms reduced to 20c single and 35c double. All outside rooms; clean and comfortable; with hot and cold water.

F. H. Leon-esio. proprietor. J231m FOR RENT Furnished rooms In modern home with privilege of light housekeping.

Call at 143 Keystone. Phone 413. Jl2tf FOR RENT One modern '4-room apartment on car line, Reno $12.50. Apply 143 Keystone avenue. Phone 413.

J14tf SECOND HAND THfi NEVADA JUNK CO. Days the hlgh-. ert prices tar junk of every description. Can, write or phone 9S, if you wish to buy or sU anythtag, or call at 264 Lake or phone 207. BKCOND-HAND FURNITURE Second-tfao-' eoods of all kinds bought and 1 or traded.

Harness hcp in connc' with store. SHTJFELT A RILKY," 110 g. fcecond Telophang Main C4. jtjtiT iione rtn lot tbe Nevada Junk Bouse. We are paying the higheot prices fer ad kinds of junk.

64C E. 4th st eistf ESNO 8KCOND HANX) STORE Cloth-- bier and gents furnishings, boots, shoes, trunks and uit cases, ete, booght told and exchanged. Higher prices paid for old clothes and jhoe. Cal! up 1887 and we will give you the price. alloy ehop la connection.

4s 8eo-ond street, corner Centir. a FOR RENT One modern 4 -room flat muunu line. Rent 12.o0. Apply ie avenue. 'Phone 413.

J28tf on car Keystone FOR RENT Six-room cottage, furnished complete. '128 Stevenson. J2St5 FOR SALE The nicest little rooming house in town. $600 cash. Or will sell furniture by the piece.

125 E. Second. Phone 287. J4tf NEW n.ii i-iWm ti.ro era. rrvr ront.

447 J- wnnfiP Nevada St tilOtf FOR Four-room furnished N. Second. Phone 1S30. J-24-W for SALE7535lA0Jii5v, FOR SALE Furniture of a six-room for sale hy the piece. Bicycle and surgical chair.

510- South Vir ginia Dr. Christina Clegg, tele phone 1711. j31w FOR SALE Concert size $35 Fdison phonograph. Price $30, including large horn forty records. 414 avenue, onore j31t LAND SCRIP FOR SALE I have several hundred acres Soldiers ad ditionals; fully guaranteed; bank reference 'as to responsibility." For information and prices write J.

R. Childers, El Paso, Tex. J21-tl9 FOR SALE Pair of fine mules. Inquire Mrs. She.walter, Odd Fellows' buHdlng.

J26w LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned was, on the 14th day of January. 1911, duly appointed and qualified by the Second Judicial Dis trlct Court of the State of Nevada, In and for the County Washoe, as ad ministratrix of the Estate of William Coppersmith, late of said County, de ceased. Al creditors having clairrs gaimt said Estate are requested to file the same, with proper voucher attached, with tho Clerk of the Court, within three (3) months of the date, of the first publication of this notice. Dated Reno, Nevada, this 18th day of January, A. D.

1911. MRS. AUGUSTA COPPERSMITH. Administratrix of Estate of Willitm Copccrsmith i J-19-26-F2-9-6 ANNUAL STATEMENT The 'Nevada Packing company, a corporation organized and existing under and by of the 'laws of the State of California, agreeable to the provisions of Section 1 of Act ap proved March 28th, 1901, requiring Foreign Cooperations doing business in the State of Nevada, to publish an an nual statement by Its Secretary, W. Anderson, states that "last year'3 business of said Company for the year ending December 31st, 1910, amounted to the sum of $1,168,500.26.

(NEVADA PACKING COMPANY. W. H. ANDERSON, Secretary. Jan.

31w INSURANCE ANNUAL STATEMENT The Home Insurance Company, New York. Capital (deposited) 3,000,000.00 Assets 30,178,913.63 Liabilities, exclusive of capital and net surplus 14,849,300.45 Income Premiums 13,173,913.47 Other sources 1,871,006.34 Total income, 1910 15,044,919.81 Expenditures Losses Dividends 5,764,309.86 4,477,893.90 11,142,203.76 Other expenditures Total expenditures, 1910 Fire Insurance Business, 1910 Risks written Premiums thereon 12,544,844.35 Losses incurred 5,771.691.88 Nevada Business Risks written $808,487.00 Premiums received 16,680.76 Losses paid 7,636.90 Losses incurred 5,537.74 OTIS YUET, flw Secretary. STATEMENT OF Wells, Fargo Company's operations within the Statb of iNevada, for the year 1910; Receipts from express oper- tlons, intrastate Express privileges, railroads and stages 34,810.74 Taxes and licenses 2,543.26 Operating expenses 32,762.57 $70,116.57 J23t7 APPLICATION NO. 1898. NOTICE OF APPLICATION For Permission- to Appropriate the Public Waters of the State of Notice is, hereby given that on the 1st day of in acrvd-ance with Section 25, Chapter XXXI, of the Statutes of 1909, one L.

F. Cogswell and N. C. Bo wen of Gerlach, County of Washoe and State of Nevada, made application to the State Engineer of He vada for permission "to appropriate the public of the State of Nevada. Such' appropriation is to be made from Texas creek, at points at or near the center of unsur-veyed NW 1-4 of 1-4 of Sec.

20. T. 38 R- 22 M. D. by means of dam and reservoir, and 18,000 on uuauivw x.

aa n. a ond 23 E. ana 1. 39 os hv means of ditches, canals and head. I an there, used and domestic purposes.

ater to be returned stream. Date of first publication January 30, rate of publication. February 20 1911. Siirned: EMMET r- BOYLE, state Engineer. j30-f6-13-20-27 I ave here-! un set my hand and affixed the seal of said court, at Reno, tails 2nd day of January.

A. D. 1911. TGQi ciefifof. the Second Judicial DW rict-year Court of the State of Nevada, in and Woe County, certify Western Vnoilk.

Pontiff, torner. 7.