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Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
FOURTHEDlTI0N
BI-UENTENNIAL.
The onentug Exercises Isst nIEhE
hv AODroDTIato ODSeFVanCes.

by Appropriate ODSoFVanCeS'
with the Gro Wded streets, the mag
pificent decorations that line them and
the general hustle prevailing ye terday
in Philadelphia, 1t seemed more like
one of the great days of the Bi.Centen-
NAL celebration than merely the eve OF
the celebration proper. The only exer-
cises that took place In that connection
were historical address delivered last
night before the Pennsylvania Htstori'
cal Society and monster serenade oy
the German singing societies in front OF
Independence Hall.
As early as $50 the square from
Fifth to Sixth sts., on Chestnut, was
crowded except q space of about 40
feet on the pavement froatiDg lndepen-
dence Hall, which was roped on oy
the police for the accommodation OF the
1 600 singers The societies, to the num-
her of nearly thirty, assembled at
Maennerchor Hall and marched over
few principal streets to Independence
Hall, where they arrived at 1O:5O p m;
When the societies were massed
within the inclosure prepared for them
and after two or three orchestral selec'
tIons had been given, Kreutzer' 3 hymn
WThe Sabbath, was sung by the mon
ster choirs. ,.
A light rain began falling while this
was being sung, and the leader, Will
liam Kuenzel, shortened the program.
Re"thoven's "Praise OF God" and "The
rs ar Spaurled Banner" were sung In
surre, sion, the last-named being given
with OF orchestral accompaniment, attel
which the singers marched away IN
line and broke up at points most con
yepient to the several societies Iht
affair, despite unpropitious weather,
was a thorough success. AT midnight
the ceremonies proper were begun by
the ringing of the State House bel
200 strokes, typical OF the anEiversarJ
that il celebrated this week, the
church chimes about the city taking
Up the peal.
TIE Universal Peace Uhion and thu
Pennsylvania Peace Society held COM
memorative services at franklin 1nsti
tute Hall this morning. The meeting
! was presided over by Mayor King. Al
opening prayer was made by Jame
Spear, of this city, who, in concluding
Iinyoxed a blessing on peace and its ad'
yocates. Letteis Of regret were reat
from M. De Lssseps, Herbert Spencer
s. G. Law, president Of the Seneca Ma
tion of New York indians, and others
At a meeting of the Commercial Ex
change at noon yesterday, resolution
was adopted adjourning the Exchang
over both Tuesday and Wednesday, Il
order to give members an opportunit
to witness and participate in the Bl
Centennial festivities.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
,,o,ored Night School Opened.

last evening q colofed night schc j
was opeped in the Howard School,
Twelfth and Orange Streets with a roll M
of thirty. two pupils of whom fouHteen
wee in attendance. The school wa,
successfully ope ated last winter aud
the interest mauifeoted this term plom.
ises i to pro We of great advaD nge &c
the scholars who attend. MISS Maggie
N, Elias i 8 principal and Miss Mary
Dover, assistant. The pupils rece ve
ina; ,ur ion 10 grammar, reading, .wrlt
ing and arithmetic. The only charge
ia 81 per pupil, for the term OF '1r
montbs m tbe Board of Education fu
nisbipQ ali other necessarles.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24

The window OF / sol
Chestnut contains a repre-
sentAtion OF the Landing OF
Penn, the window OF 1871
Chestnut is a room OF a pros
pe ,us citizen OF P e n ms
time; and til e window Of 1908
Chestnut contains a hand
kercnief p:ctIre, a p.c,dre
| mace out Oil Of handker'
cN;e,o, Representing the fo'-
'owinc: Penn's O ic;'l Seal
lCi,y sci re&tu; yer Penn's
ICY Sal of to day; Peri
wink1e, a fower Of Penn''
me; WHd Ro2e, a flower o
al times; ond a pretty med
ley Of handkerchiefs maklnt
a fairy-p'ace to see the pic
tures i'll,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
Ronhed of $40.

Samuel r. Long, 22l King. street
weut up to Philadelphia yesterday to
see the Bi-Centennial and turned oul
with his old fire company the Moya
mensing.
When be got home and in stepping OF
the cars he found that his pocket had
been cut and that he had been robbed
of pocket book containing $40. Ht
suspicious a we'll known character o.
this city as being the thief but has nc
positiye evidence.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
F,rbI,pg Duel wI.h whips.

GREENSBORO, N. G., October 2j,-
Much excitement prevails here over the
result of fight with whips which oC-
curred near the old battle field OF Gull
ford Court House yesterday afternoon.
Edward johnson and Charles Williams
had dispute about a young woman
and agreed to settle the matter witn
hG,sewhiPsi, the m"TT nrosepce ce of about fl.
tv reonle and barred to the waist, began
to f,ght. For three hours they cut each
other On the head, face and body with
their peculiar weapons. hSch man .s1
seemed 10 take savage delight in the ?.
dreadful work, and continued unit
they were unable longer to use I'M
whips. Williams was terribly punish,
ed. They were carried to their homel
by friends, and are now in critlca
condition.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
Ease Ball Notes.

Our Boys have disbanaed for the
season, but it is probable that one OF
two more games will be played be
tween the above and the Defiance and
probably one will take place this week
At Observation-Disclosures 4;
Metropolitan, 2.
At Reading-Anthracite, 1oiActive6
At ChicaRo-Chicago,6 6; ProvideIGe
4. Seven innings. Chicago won tht
eighth game of the extra series witt
Providence, making the score even, tn
final game will be played At For
Wayne to day.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
AlarKo Funeral.

The remains of David Lyman wer'
irterred at St. James Church cemetery
at Newport, on Monday afternoon I'm
attendance at the fuueral was Vet!
large, there being IA carriages lu n tn'
proc ession, showing the great respec
enter; aiued for the memory OF the dc
ceased by the relatives, friends am
neipbbnrs. Els dGcease leaves q planl
In bis family that cannot he filed.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
LaHEaC COrR.

We were favo ed on Saturday lfst'
with a sample o. the cow crown on ,I Ere
i,,n Of John Tweed, nea- L imblev'Ie,
Cues er colntv, Pa. The longest ear
meS "a ed 49, inches in length ana
WIN. Sn n SIX zen lows of kevneis. while
sbs a, ae 3 were not quite so long but
,vere as mick as a mans arm, and con-
tained tUen. ' rows of Grain'. Ons iaf'
mar remaI ced on looking al them that
tbe et,3 we're too thick they woulG
have 70 be 70, ce 4 TO get them throuSF
The sheIler. Mr.. Tweed is q native o.
New Caste Co., aud learned the art o
raising big corn among 'ue n'A'9 y
White Clay Creek Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
THIRD EDITION.
T.E1UTY OF REPUBLICANS.
ua.ter from HAOn. James g.
maine 90 R1ch&rd haF'
r1wwlOns ESQ.

EA1o eVASS
AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct 20, 1882;
RICHARD HARRING GToN, Esq, OnAlr-
man Republican State Com mmlItee'
DEAR SIR: 1t is with extreme regret
that find M myself unable to tulnl my
ions-standing engagement to speak IN
DsIaware, Some three weeks since l
had a severe attack of malarial fever,
AMI have not sufficiently regained my
.strength 10 warrant me In attempting a
public speech. My physician iorDlds
II positively, and joins restand qule
have personal reasons for coming TO
d, laware aside from the good might
hone to do the Republican cause, ana
l shall not be content until have naa
an opportunity in person to THANK o Sno
good friends in your state VINO law
manifested on important OCCASIONS
their trust and confidence in me-
That Delaware should sustain Vne
Democratic party seems altogethet ~
nomalous. Her geographical position
her industries, her progress In m"nu-
faotures would all seem to ally ner
st,ongly with the Republican party
During the period in which Eepuolcan
S1ministratiops have shaped the hnan-
cal and economic policies Of the couu-
trv, Delaware has enjoyed . new in
dTstrial life and has shown remarka'
bic development in wealth ard product
i've power. Do,ooro
has been reapiug the richest advantas
of the protective system, she bas Deer
represented in Congress by the enemies
Of that system. .u.
For the remainder of this campaign
Republicans everywhere should bend
their energies to securing maj orlty
in the next House of Representatives,
Whatever causes of just discontent may
exist with s. ATE nominations, urfalrly
and injuriously thrust upon the party
and whatever means may be ;aken te
resent such wrongs aud repel such 10
dignities, it is evidently the duty OF al
true Republicans to use every honora
BILE effort to hold control OF the popular
branch of Congress.
In tba. branch 10 lodged the power Il
originate Revenue bills, and that cAi
Iies with IL the 1ncidentll power OF toS
tering or disabling the entire industria
system of tue country. The Repuoil'
cans nay be safely trusted to do TN
first: there is serious danger that th'
Dem nccrats might do the second. an
very truly yours, JAMES G. BLAINE
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
Police Court

Mayo, Wales presided At ,II \
this morning and dlsPoseu"
ing cases: u, h.ir, 4
George Grubb tor Dell oelng ~
resisting an officer was ~
costs. ,s,ro, 4
At this point the Mayo', y, !,
he ,uLendCi / 10 enforce ths Y |,
| epce 10 men using proians ! |.
| the stree, s and would nave :
| promptly ares ed. $50. a
Michs, 81 Matthews was Y y
on Water street, and upOpO y
90 home, replied that D ns s,O, w
prope..y = along tbat taolo, \ ~,
politely oldeIC1 the ION o9'S1 N
walk" They compiled, ~ n
with them and be was VI Tauo, nu'S
as was also PatE OK h''S'
game ofiense.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
A New Firm.

Messrs. stradley and Gebler, we'll
known in this city as artistic sign
painters, have formed co Partnership
hinder the above 6rm name at No. b H.
Seventh street. eou
signs, but painting and stencil VOTE. VOTE
Thew a~e now engaged in finishing
handsome brass signs for r. H. ROBIN
son g. Co, at Fourth and Market sts
Roth gentlemen stand high In theil
profession and we bespeak for them
big trade.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24

Never had such a lot O.
clsakings before;nor so good
a place to show 'em. You
can see a hundred or two at
a glance, hung up together.
Look and touch. H o W
will you bette r choose: You
might be worse off with ten
ten times as many to choose
frc m. There's a deal in how
you see things
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Outer circle, northeast fro'N center.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
D. S'"nA'
~ yEGETABLELlVER PlLL

NoME TO lca FAST s,XrR sIstbItt sr1s hut.
u 'or m'rce meavG@ o.2s;'s y STanp'S I'n.p caEes
,e cE.' tD G'"?e' . ': M nymSE, os &c;
os sS ;r can n 's e'e se cenJ-oS. J%%SSS S!0SS
5r"sb sws tseE We oG2s 30 aS tSF cs :?
~ nv ,E'lE b4as 81 D. \ E ? ,oss, 70; White
a. co .o~ p baIte' O. 10! arc ~ %" nsu cian-
B ca d: rev be2aq, rev D'e wv .Wn"a Tarn1iGe to
s SSss SsSp :? s:y lot t9 q
Is tE,s SsW PrDS6 Il be ledss fsyS1lISi 81
CSoSs nd see yOi ~ Set ns,toss. the cSE:r rnS %
yOrr dollcg onr', e ~ fasS sSSS s,%Sys on hand
cEea a,e:y hatsr 30 g g NJ rev WEE. osil stf
at l03 e. 6th 81. Il N'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
Eoo, Smnaned,

Willie Evans, residing at S13 South
Jackson street, and an apprentice at
he machine shop of A. l.. Henderer,
West Front street, between MANSON
and Jefferson streets, had his foot bad
" smashed yesterday afternoon by let
ting a heavy piece of iron fall upon IL;
He was taken home and medical alu
was summoned.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
Pvrch hased q Fine Horse.

Mr.. r. B. Merritt, proprietor OF tne
En+nnean Hotel, this city, has pur,
n%ased Iu from James McFaddeu,, OF
Wsrv;and a fne eray mare, VII ch is
an ex ,au counterpart OF a similar nons, nns,
urcuased by that gentleman q i snor.
anne AGO, The two will be drivsI
double and IL is said that they VIII
make fast double team.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
crowded IrHlpI

Neye: before since S,l t1s
celeb. 1, ION in 1910 az 20 ~ md
The /, Aus bcep "~DCt YAK ~StI
as du ing the proseni; T''s' ~
OF the Bi-Cente3pllSb5 3lSbi, '"
C5es, q. and Phil2 l tslPn'a I9. pn 'pd
ing the steamers tsl.Tn .Sair r'nl "p
. were la HCd to tnelE na,nine G,N
vD,Ie all the ea. " %o. NJ. pIII ni h
crowded and a numOs'T TSs \,
INl 10 be put on, o,d lIf assI
promises . be a L1SSlOluns,pdI
10 WI, lesse J by tuTao' liIs UoI
tom Jhis city anG o. o'OFi OF ,us I
A "a l,us Of 100 mIIes u ,rl TjllI
+ ,ac.ion. 10 morrow \. "'t
day and will no doa0' "
day. ~
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
rno En,1nn, monIo Orehestra

On Tuesday evening next, the Sls'
inst, the Philharmonic Orcb9St5S SouS: uS.
der the leadership of Prof. @. b k6oaos
will give grand concert at the opera
Honss The programme has been ar
ranged with great care and preci sioI
ond will embrace a cornet solo by MT
A T. Boulay, a violin solo by, JONI
Griner. together with a choice Selection
of classical and other music.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
FIFTH EDIT.
OATx SUHOOL BO1pr
Meet'nE Of 'he Board Ill
tnE-A Holiday ON lat -a''|

~ OF she Board L..
inE-A Holiday ON w.SI S.''
- A stated meeting of tbs =
Education was held last sVs,, sUS ,
ident Baird iu the Sbai, Si,enla
reading of the minutes i"'r, ma A
printing two hundred coII PIlOpo
laws Of the board war; p'es Of
read as follows: 0 open
e. f. Eckel, $23 30. Fs,,,. =
James D. Lewis, S27, 20. ,TsnB ,s Bl
t1o; Bell & Taylor, S35' H%ss TSs
referred to the Printing 1ns y
with power 10 act. W
Repairs were authorized IN
at schools, Nos. 2, 3, 3. II 70 %
and the committee Of M S b "
authority to purchase U1v eiD1, ', y
cost not exceeding $iS, 'Ul0
On motion, Mr.. Furrv u
the privilege OF addressD""A way !,
ON q personal question y
tEat he had built a hOuse a. =!
Pine streets from which !" !"
place q drain to connect via IL u !
OF new school house No .S0 S0
and Spruce streets. To A. ~ ",
ted II would incnr an o,, w sal
100. and he asked for tbs s0Ss Ssi
tapping the drain on Ten,bp Y, !.
the payment Of a rOasUpa6Ia MANI
desired to have the prl,iIs,'
could be compensated bv b,nSS otssV
who desired 70 connect VIII p'ISa N
On molten of MI. Ball. !.
committee consisting Of Ms,,'
Hoffscker and Grior Ws,s ~sS ~.
look into the matter and ,'1I' SE
next meeting. A motion n,.SII IVY
fered by Nj. HoGeCLsr xSi,a IN,
have been acted on Ias |It NJ
withdrawn and the fcllOvpD
led
whenever any msubs,
Board shall not give at,eDda,
duties of his Office, eithsrt,n NJ
to attend three consecutiys N.Y. "
the Board without rc,soDaS.
for bis absence or by fsiNDa
consecutive months 10 discSI
duCy as q member Of the VIjd
mlttoe without like excuse ior
failure, OF shall be guilty Of
De9s or shall be :. person Of
hab. 8 or immor? Chsacte,
tue du'y of the Board 10 da
seat vacant and proceed 10 4
case of oJher varapclsS,"
The above will be submit
acted upon AT The De1t mestlul
Board.
The resolutions ofe cd BY
MI ICE on hpste.s,at a preyid
ing auU postponed, was again
for Two weeks.
Mr.. Slmn'e NOV ! thsttbs
be close ! on Fyidar, OCtt5
order that tie teachers and
! might have an opportunity d
ing the Bi-Cen sIpi,l.
Nj. Hickman offered au an
maiing the holiday Wednssi
motion was opposed by Mesa
; | uRr and Wiley, the fOrmet
ha 5 .Iurday be made a holld
hu wAs declared out Of OrdsI
motion as amended was ADOPT
The bailif being absent,
\ asked for Information a. to vi
j not the Board had such 50 d
no one appeared to be cogniEa
whereabouts Of Bailiff Dlhyi
i.epairs 10 the drain Of No.
were ordered to be made and
munication Of Mrs. SlOCamb,
be excused from teaching unit
Der 1st, on account Of i'll hs
referred TO tue visiting COM
school No. 4, where she was
o;;ar which thp BOARD adjourn
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
Tne KepuDlIcan u

The RepublicHa, , q cItDs 1Ss ID
in a be ,iy tonight : 70 5UdSrsssed SrS
Opera House to tG.D be aluiIt All The
the ciuF J are requeSsSI1Iy So1y 4
End sTG march in i..iOs a OSuI viii
ans' aSU'ei La dies dies will be '''|
Seu SSeeputlemanly ushers. II
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
wo,Od d by = S''I i

The dangerous slaGt 1I y h
beiug brorghE iOio 81 uIS r. W sst
yesIe day a boy On. On If the
+ sbe S'qSr European Hoe. e., M M
glass Ella and iujuriug|, g|,sSIs SIs' rail
head. This abo@iInaO,rIo ,na ,roIics
be abolished ana sor SpS ii oHsrI
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
Ladies shOpp'

stoot sRS tUSHloed Of good dress soiSSss;'I sgiSs;,
ESSnS pESoSmnSorest's pst,tesDss paA,srl so6 NJ
Eussell's Bee hive,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
Landing Day at
Oak Hall.

All departments will be
open and ready for business
as usual. Strangers whose
plans for coming to the Bi-
Centennial Celebration in
clude a visit to Oak Hall
will find US completely pre-
pared with the biggest and
best stock of Clothing for
Men and Boys that we have
ever shown.
Visitors must not tail to
visit the work rooms. In the
Shirt Department will be
seen a silver snuff; box pre-
sented by William Penn to a
friend in 1905.
Ask for a copy Of Penn
Sketches.
Oak Hall Prize B loon al
~ o'clock, which will carry
an order for a suit ofclothine
to be given to the captor.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
WARRIA0ES.

MOSELEY-COoK- On Oct. 10th, 1857, BY
Rev. +. Stubbs, 1855 8, 4th ST., PhilS :, MT
FrederIcE A. Moseley 70 Iona p. Oook,
both OF Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
AlWARa Ahead.

Thousand of elegant Christmas cards
for 1883 now ready at Mrs. Tasgartsl
6OT Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24

90 to Resag's 1I Drug Fs Fr
cinss SS the y old oOrn'r'
streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24

N1OTlUE - A MEETING or T H =
stockholderJ Of the WorEingmens
Ian Association will be held on TfursdHV
evening, M d i 70 inst. at o'clock, to aSt on amend
InSnIS 0n y, '" 'A' Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24
NOTICES.

&HI ANrLD "A whtTEG Ill FOR GEN
w erai housewo * at No. ming sc. ocat'2
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24

[YOTIOE-NEW sioux IN TIE Ola:
~ mond State Loan Association, h,S'
DlVment now due, no debt nor properGy, 10,
teiest per cent, money cneap. Csn day
or or eve ltng AZ ell Shipley st. GeoaGe sis ~ x
Mavis, See'y.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-24

EASY WAY TO GET A HOME
a hoIse7 for sale on rheinstallAent plan
viii be finished by OcS. 10th. rooms PAU
Toon spG ded kitchen Finiene up luOes
maJue~ vii \ modern convenience, n.
orI2tT THOS. MoCORKLE, In WV marAe'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
ZION ABOU7 THE
UNION PACIF2C X. r.

Its South Park division is over 100
miles the shortest between Denver.
Buena Vista. Leadylle. Kokomo and
Red Cliff; over ninety miles the short
est between Denver, Alpine and Pit
kin, ard over eighty miles the shortest
between Denver, Gunnlson and San
Juan.
It's Kansas division is 1t4 miles the
shortest line from Denver to Kansas
City, I.caveawor.h, Atchlson, St. Jo-
seph and all points east.
is main line is over 200 miles the
shortest from Denver to Omaha. Cour-
Gil Bluffs, Sioux City, St. Paui, MINI
eapolis and points il Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
It is over 100 miles the shortest line
from Denver ard LeSdyille to San
Francisco, California and Oregon
points.
1t IS the only line running through
trains between Denver and the Mis-
souri, River without change.
It IS the only line giving passengers
choice Of two routes between Denver
and the Missour: river.
On the South Park ard Colorado
divisions the scenery is unequallsd on
any railroad il the world. The health
resorts are numerous and highly rec
onlmended.
The Union Pacific system of rail
ways, centering at and connecting
in union depots at Denver and other
prominent railroad centres, furnishes
to the people Of Colorado the shortest
quickest, safest and best route between
ali important points.
Pallnan sleepers, Horton chair cars,
observation coaches, steel rail, rocl,
ballast, air. brakes, good eating houses
and everything obtainab,e for the COM
fort and safety CT passengers.
Through tickets to all points, at low
est rates, on sale, and all facilities for
checking baggage.
Il is The great through freight lire.
It's facilities fer prompt despatch OF
freight are unrivalled.
For further information apply to
anv agent, Or to
Y. NJ CANE,
Cent Ag't Fr t Dept, Denver.
GEORGE ADT.
Gea'l Ag't P. G T. dept, Denver.
HARRY WHITE, West. travel'g Ag't.
I. l.. AINBALL,
Asst Gent Manager, Omaha, Ncb.
{. s. STEBBiNs,
Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Omaha, Neb.
J. ". MORSE,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Omaha, Neb.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15

Ycr are he-e'y notified that have expended one
huagcdd liars in Ia! and iElarov ne1ts npon theJc!
~ Lynn de, ,sitaused in the Ruby 2I.ning district, Can
uson comfy STATE Of fNolra oof w!i;h tho )cati
iica'e is found o: record in 81 ) ps l2s &leil Inc
Office of the Re order Of said conn ia order TO lo
ss! cim under t!,a p.orisoas of ,econ 2S2A Of the
ReTised Statutes OF the Unit Il States and tie amend
mont ri,e eo approved JaaEary D. lss0, ming
annual labor uioa nlining c!ins, eng The am ,ln!
3!st day ofDe cai'e~, A. u. 1881 and If wit il niGcy
days ate- the service o.. tiis rGti-e ior within lilcy
Gays afer this n1co ly paiiarien y2u fail refCsc
to Contribute your prop1'ton OF sgch eyrenGitu as
co-owner, your Interest in tho eai clrini viii BECAME
hc pgoperty Of the subscribe ~ Ire tellN7 Of said
section. MIG. AiULLOWNnT.
Gnnlis9n County. Cn!o. ..p.il ID. IS92
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
NOTICE CT FORFEITURE.

/ 10 Z. 3. Potter, or TO whom i; nay concern:
Yon are hereby no.iiie! that have expended one
hundred dolars IN Labor and inDroyeilents. uran each
If the following de;c.hcd loie mining claim o-wt
The JACKIE G. io6e .li1g claim. bc Silver Bell Ice
mi. ing claim, t!ie le. Stone lode mining elain and the
Little Frank lJ.e mining claim sitated in the Ruby Si
ing Dist ic. Gun.on county Cob, of which the lca-
ton ceticates is file in The occ Of the Recorder OF
sail couIty-ia ricr held aa: claims underline pro-
visions Of SO, ton 52i iof the Revised Statutes Of e
United States sntl the an!entmlnt the eo approved
IarUary o. 1882 concerning anlal abcr ufon mining
claims, lcing the amount require to o!dsai1 i1cJ for
the ,criol ending on the Sl5; ay Of Deccmler ~ d.
1881, and il within ninety days after the service Of
this no'i c (or within Iiretv days afte ts notice y
pubcaioa) you il orreriseto contribute yogr pc
portion OF such ex endro co-owncr your inc ST
in TIE si! claims vii! become TIC properly Of the sab
sc1il er by the the terms 4 said se;tion.
C. ". C0RTELL.
Irwin, Gnnnison county, Co,oy Ap,!i 90 lss2
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Nitcher Jones:

Yon are hereby rotife! that have cypen6oi one
hundred dollas in lafor i'm, r5vecli's upon each
oithH fcllovng desc el loe ui.iag claims ,o-wit :
The Mountain Belle de nlilihg caiii, the silver et
claim, sitrael in the Rudy Mining isi:t. in ,ile
County oi Gunais viii arp"ar ~ tie -cs ec.iye
certificates file! in ihn Office Of ihn COUNTY Cie:,; Of
fai Comfy, in ider to hold each Of sail o,e E.i:ias
claim premises unier the pruyisi Of Sc i1n N0.
2,'1 Of the Revised Statutes of the CneI St,c, cing
the nnt reQu eli to ol each Of sill lode nlinile
claims tal IL, &c c0fiag Ge:eGlter list ISL and i
within Ilcty Gays alto his n3ii,c Iy p,lli al H. you
spectiye expenditure IN eitie Of said M ing claims as
co-3Wner-, yolr Interests il such les eel lode liai
claims vi, tecone tie properly o. tho sal s1iaer lad r.
ssii Seei0n NJ. 2,;;224 ". G. SAApE.s.
Irwin, Mach 3Oih 1892
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
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