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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-30


ence. There never was a time before or
since the war when band of colOred sing
ers, either slaves or former slaves, would
not be heard with interest and pleasure in
any respectable Southern community, pro-
vided they could sing we'll. The Southern
people long nursed an antipathy to the sol
ored man as politician, but never wavered
In their belief in him as vocalist"
Wide and deep is the regret expressed in
England and Scotland at the death of DIR.
John Brown, the author of "Rab aud His
Triends.p He is recognized by the Spectator
as cone OF the greatest humorists Scotland
has produced" and as personally Ga man Of
sweet and noble character" One OF the
other papers calls him the last of the sue
cessors of that great generation in which
Scott Lookhart and Wilson were the most
remarkable figures. He published, but a
few weeks before he died, volume of
ESSAYS, in which he recorded the pride with
which, as a boy at school in Edinburgh, he
used to doff his hat when meeting Sir
Walter Scott In the street. 1t is believed
that, had he chosen so to do, he might have
written something in fiction that would have
been great, and that 1t was his singularly
modest view Of his own powers that pre-
vented him from making the attempt.
DR.. Browns relations with animals, espe-
cially with dogs, have been likened to those
of Sir Walter Scott. He numbered among
his friends and correspondents some of the
brightest lights of the time, among them
Gladstone, Ruskin, Thackeray, Motley, DR..
Holmes and Hawthorne. Hawthorne read
the crab" while IN England, and wrote him
letter In praise of It. "Almost the last
thing l do in England" he said, els to
thank you for It," DIR. Brown had been few
times out of Ais native land. His visits to
London were infrequent, and the Continent
he visited only two or three times. In 1876
he was awarded civil list pension OF $500
In recognition of his literary merits.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-30

LNOR SALE. 80 Lots for sale on Cam and
IL Reppard streets. near Drayton. For terms
apply to r. B. REPPARD, No. 20 Bay street
NOR SALE. a six-horse hnEine and Boiler It
II is almost new and in first-cass order
ready for service. J. II. ESTILL, Whitaker
street, Savannah.
T OTIS, BUILDING LOTS.-A few choice
IL Building Lots for sale, south OF Anderson
street, three minutes walk from Barnard
Street Railroad. by S. F. KLINE.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-28
orerd'd the Thing.
fSalt Lake Tribune.l


Yesterday afternoon man from Park
City came into the Cliff house considera.
bly, excited, and inquired if a certain per-
son was stopping there. He explained
that the man had t:done him dirt" and
he was anxious to lick him. Finding that
the man had just left the house, he
rushed out after him, and finding
him on Tribune avenue, walked up and
announced that he had come all the way
from Park City to lick him, and accord
ingly he started in. In few minutes he
had blackened both the mans eyes,
walked over him, and reduced him to q
general wreck. When he had finished
the job, he stood the man up against the
wall of Walkers bank, and remarked:
"Now, you d contemplate, lop.
cared -, want you to understand /
consider you the most infamous whclp l
ever saw. You dirty little cur, l."
"Hold on" said the man who had been
licked, taking off his coat, 81 think that
after .hrashing man you We got no right
TO abuse HIM l can stand licking, but
l won't stand abuse from any living man,
no matter how much he weighs. Now
Pm going TO lick you
He was as good as his word, and started
In with the most business like air imagi-
nable and knocked his late victor into the
gutter. Every time he got up he knocked
him down with, "Blast me, 1 can't stand
abuse" When he got through with the
Park City man the crowd thought he was
pile of rags and mud.
SHOW, look here, my frienda," said
the last victor; "ncxt time you lick q
man, let well enough alone. Don't
abuse him. You handled yourself well
enough while you were licking me, but
you overdid the abuse"
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AMUsE Is.
".1y Partner" 1hts Erenfng.

"-JH Partner IhtS EtentIg,
Bartlfy Campbell's greatest dramatic pro-
dueion, "My Partner" an American play ir
q its elemeuts, is to be given at the opert
house this evening, by Louis Aldrich and Mr.
Parsl,ie, supported by their own company
The play is most pronounced success, win
ming good words for its literary merits, ant
its delineators wherever presented. The n
7. SIN says OF it.
"Tbere have been great many dramas writ
ten, of which the material has ben or les.
Californian In lis origin; but the new play
produced last evening at the Union Square
Theatre, is Pr obably the best effort that hal
yet been made in that direction. California
has long Possessed q peculiar charm fol
dramatic writers, and they have drawn upor
It's ineXhaustible resources freely by the aiC
of imaginations, to which, in great part 1.
due to-day the somewhat remarkable reputa
tion that that state enjoys.
"The leading character Is taken by Mr.
Louis Aldrich, an actor of much force and eff
fectiveness. He gives representation of ihs
HONEST miner, Joe Saunders, which is in par
picturesque, occasionally strong and touch
ing. MIR. Parsloe as Wing Lee, the Chinaman
was irresistible"
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Splendid Send OFF Fog the Proposed AR

Captain Bean ard Wright the committee
on tn part of the Armory Association 10
canvass the city for sub criptions to the cap
ital stock of the association, were feeling par
ticularly juoilant over the very & itteriug sue
cess attending the canvass yesterday, the first
made. These gentlemen were able to devote
but litteI time to the canvass Yesterday. but
re elved two $500 subscriptions and saverai
for smaller amounts, thus a. the very out ct
guaranteeing the success of the undert klug.
The gentlemen rrspond ng with subscriptions
Ct $500 were j. Hill, vice PRECEDENT of the St.
Paul Il Manitoba railroad. B. Presley,
ESQ # the wholesale fruit firm of Presley &
Gu In describing to this stuch, our ciiz ms
should remember that the members of The
several com parties to occupy the armory are
putting their hands in their own pockets
most literally, aud that the character of the
building will depend upon the amount ST.
cared few more such suh> crlptions as
made by Me>srs- Fill and Presley would re-
suit in The erection of a building in keeping
with the magnificent business blocks now
being erecter, and thus adj another attractive
feature to the capital city and commerci d
emporium of the ale. Keep the ball rolling.
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INCORPORATION.

THE undersigned, A. J. Powers, e. F. Powers and
i r A. Durkee, of the city Of st. Paul and State
of Minnesota, and Charles Dickermap, Of Deco.
yah, In the State Of Iows being DESTROYS Of fomi
limited partnership In accordance with the statutes
of the State of Minnesota In such case made and
provided do hereby make and sign this certificate =
manntr and form as follows, viz:
FIRST.
The Arm name unier which such partnership
Is to be conducted shall be ''Powers, Durfee Co...
SECOND.
The general nature of the business to be tranacted
by said partnership, is the buying and selling of dry
goods and notions at Wholesale, to be carried on al
the City Of ST. Paul, in the State OF Minnesota.
THIRD.
TIE said A. j. Powers, E. f. Powers snd A
Durkee are the general partners and the said Charles
Dicherman Is the special partner in said partner
ship, and they the only persons interested there
In, and tue said A. j. Powers, F. Powers and r.
A. Durkee reside in fhs City of st. Paul, Minnesota
and the said Charles X. Dickermsn resides in Deeo.
rsh, Iowa,
FOURTH.
The amount of capital stock which the said
Charles z. Dicberman has contributed to the com.
mon stock is the sum Of Twenty. Ave thousand
(S25, o0o) Dollars.
Tho aforesaid copartnership Is to commence Oh
the LIST day of april, A. D. 1882, and terminate on
the lie. day OF January, A. D. 1887.
Al. POWERS, Seal. ]
e. +. POWEs, lSeal.j
r. A DURKEE, fseal.I
C L. DICKERMAN. isesl]
Signed, sealed snd delivered In presence of Chas.
3. Withertor, Killer Il. Horton.
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PERSONAL.

A. c. Miller, of Faribault, Is In st. Panl.
D. P. Baldwin, of Chicago, is at the Metro.
politan.
Walter ]. Jones, Valley City, D. T., at the
Merchants.
FL. Rapp, Brainerd, and F. Charlton, OF
London, are in St. Paul.
J. ". Clark, of Chicago, and E. &, Cox,
Grand Forks, are 10 ct Paul.
JIG a. Braden, Benson, is visiting his
brother, Stale Auditor Bradeu.
a. L. Townsend, Chicago, andJ. Wright,
of Scotland, are at the Merchants.
II. L. Winslow, Of Owatonna. and F. A.
Donahoueer, OF st. Peter. are In st. Paul.
N. II. Ferris, of Milwaukee, and H. Z.
Lyons. ST. Joseph, are at the Metropolitan.
B. Martin, of Benson, G. Williams, of Still
water; and J. Mellin, of Mankato, are in ST.
Paul.
r. G. Judson, of Pennington secretary of
the state agricultural society, is at the Metro.
politan.
C. Collins, Fargo, r. Il. Guilbert, Mansato,
T. B. Lawrence and F. B. Marks, of Owa-
tonna, are at the Windsor.
Hon. T. G. Mealey, Monticello, state sana.
tor from Wright county, was among the
guests at the Merchants last night.
dOue. JOnn T. Dlesgucl, Ma0kdiO, anu Js
e. Pierce. Red Wing, were comparing notes,
political and otherwise, at the Merchants last
evening.
W. B. Graham, Winnipeg; j. P. Hopley,
New York; j. Murphy, Fargo; O. Ryan, Chi.
eago; W. H. Randall, Eau Claire, are at the
International.
J. Becker, New York: ". Bell, Winnipeg;
j. g. Miller, Clevelard;J. c. Murdoch, Chi.
cago; G. n. Watson. Boston, and F. N. Mars.
ton, Philadelphia, are at the st. James.
| j. G. B. LIE Mars, A. T. Brown, Jamestown
G. G. Booth, Milwaukee; B Cohn. New York
W. P. Edwards, Topeka; j. n. Howes, Brain.
erd; A G. Hill, Montana; G. NJ. Remedy
Winnipeg; II. V. Lyman, Hastings; L. q.
Waters, Fargo; J. D. Easton, Chicago and A.
S. Hilton. Boston, are at the Marchants
Hon. E St. Julien Cox, st.. Peter. passed
through the city, bound Tor Grand Forks, D.
T., where he goes to consider the question Of
permanently locating, in response 10 the ar
gent requests of many of the leading citizens
Of that epterprisiug and fnurishing commu,
nifty Should Judge Cox decide to thus change
his residence, he will bear with HIM the bes,
wishes Of an army of Minnesota friends.
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Excited.

The Cox Impeachment trial seems to have
produced good deal of bad blood In the
Ninth judicial district. There have been
several hot times in various places, and on
Saturday st. Peter was enlivened by sort of
free fight Black eyes, bloody noses, and a
visit to the Justice, were the reeults.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-28

Mr.. Fl. N. Elmer, a graduate of the Poly.
technique school, Troy, N. Y, and for long
time with Major Allen In the employ of the
United States government. and Mr.. w. f.
Newell, well known citizen and prominent
as an engineer, have united in co. partnership
under the firm name of Elmer g. Newell, as
civil engineers, contractors, etc., and have
established their Office in the Presley Block,
100 East Third street, room No. 5.
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Chamber ot Commerce

At meeting yesterday the finance commit.
tee reported that they had surrendered The
present room TO take effect May 1, and they
were instructed to report at the next msetipe
What they could and elsewhere for the occu.
pancy of the chamber.
At the request Of Prof. Curtiss, of Curtiss'
Business College, a committee of the chamber
visited his Institution and submitted a repor,
eommendatory Of the school. The report was
adopted.
The following resolution was also adopted
Resolred, Thai while we welcome all lndi
viduals aud institutions tending to advance
the bu ,iness. educational or social interests oil
tn city, specific Recommendation of this
chamber to be used for advertising purposes
are contrary 10 the purposes and policy o.
this organ2 alton, aud the practices is hereby
DISCONTINUED.
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors.

QTATE OF MtNNEsorA-CoUNTY OF RAM.
y SEY-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate of George +. WOODWARD
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to al persons having claims
and demands against the estate OF George T. Wood
the judge Of the Probate court Of said county VIZ
hear, examine, and edjust claims and demands
against said estate at his ofce In 81 Paul. in said
county op the first Monday Of the month Of June, A.
D 1882, the same being the dfthday Of iaid month
and that six months from the 9th day Of March,
1882, have been limited and allowed by said Probate
court for creditors to present their claims
ALICE b. WOODWARD,
Execniz!z. Of the estate Of asorge 7. woodward,
HseeaSeas Mar 7sVH.tues
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Geo. Hart, al old ctiz N of Council Bluffs,
while drunk and Respondent, cut an artery
in his arm Yesterday and hled to death. He
leaves wife snd sixteen children.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-28

New black and colored cashimeres at B. F
zahm & Co.'s.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, GO
COUNTY OF RAMSEY, Go
Be it known. that on this 18th day Of March, A. D.
1882, personally appeared before me, rotary public
within and for said county, a. j. Powers K. F. Pow
ers, r. A. Durkee and Charles e. Dickerman, to me
well known to be the identical persons who executed
the foregoing certificate and duly acknowledged tina,
they executed the same freely and voluntarily for the
uses and purposes therein expressed.
[Seal. HILER 81. HORTON,
Notary Public, Ramsey County, MINI.
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CITY NOTICES.

New swisses, Nainsooks, Piques, plain laced
and brocade. B. F. Z,hm & Co.'s,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY oF RAMsEy.
Office Of the Register of Deeds.
This IL to certify that the within instrument was
aed for record In this office, at st. Paul ION the 25h
day Of March, A D. 1882, OF AS o'clock . M, and
that the same was duly recorded IN book "I' OF
Miscellaneous, pages S35 and 1876.
G. q. LIENAU,
1888 Kegi ter Of Deeds.
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PUBLIC SALE

We will sell at public auction, on Satur.
day. April LIST, 1852, at II O'Clock a. M, at
the Wigwam, the following property:
Tubular boilers, 42-inch diameter, 10 feet
long, with fronts and trimmings.
Smoke. stack.
1 Wright, No 8, pump.
Dapew engine, nearly new, 25-horse power.
Miller direct hosting engine, 25-horse
power, somewhat damaged.
Hand elevator, complete, in use Q years.
2Eleyator counter weights.
16 Windows, IL lights, 10x16.
Windows, 20 lights, 1924.
l6 Windows, "a lights, 1924.
Half windows, l0lights each, 1924.
2 Double store doors with glass.
Hall safe and lock Co.'S vault doors, new:
The brick contained in vault.
The brick contained in boiler-room.
kUERBACH, Finch 4 Van SYLCK.
P. T. KAvANAGH. Auctioneer. 62.8S
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DANKRUPT STOCK of any class of goods
ID wanted. Address lock box 1862, Fargo,
D. T. 10.
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Track laying on the Texas Mexican road
has begun.
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%EEGxD.

NTANTED AGENTS Costs cents sells for
w 10 cents. Sample 10 cents. Circular
supply s ny aa Scoet sTsnne anne
ap0lis, MINI. Sl*
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syryAxaSas arsxnsp-rssn AZ Q.

A GENTS In every county In Northwest. L.
mp. Van Norman, Manager, U. s. Life. 20*
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New fancy dress goods at B. F. Zahm &
Co.
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Cord, Tape, Chenille and Tinsel Head Nets
B. F Zahm q Co.'s.
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WANTED Good second girl No. II East
w Seventh street, upstairs. ST.
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FIVECENTS ALINE
KAvANAGH's AUCTION sALts.

II AVANAGH sells furniture at auction at
IL 2S1 East Fourteenth street, this morning
at ~ o'clock. 81
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NTANTED-A competent girl for general
w homework in small family, at o27 Lyle
hart street. 81.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

LHOR SALE-A few hundred shares OF ST
u Paul Fire and Marine stock. Apply 10 P
II. Kelly 10.
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MTANTED-A reliable girl to do general
w Homework. Must come we'll recon-
mended: 11G East Third, near Robert street.
S7-93
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY 0F RAMSEY.

Signed, sealed snd delivered in presence of Oh,
3. Withertor, Hier II. Horton.
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WTANTED-A young man who has had
w about two years. experience in printing
office. to learn job printing, at J J. Lemons,
BIS Minnesota street, st. Paul, TIN
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12

The papers all over the country
seem to be ventilating H. S. Jacobs
record, if he ever had one, and it does
seem as though nearly everybody
knows something about him. If he
had any character or reputation to
defend he would do it like a man,
after what has been said about him
with reference to his unjust attacks
against Gunnison county, but he dare
not refute the charges brought against
him, and as he has no reputation at
stake he can go on and say what he
wants to our detriment with impunity.
What seems strange to us is that a
journal held in so high esteem as the
Record, should lend their columns to
such nefarious misstatements, not
wlthstanding the Professor is an ac-
quaintance of twenty years standing.
Certainly they must know that it in
jures their prestige in the mining field.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12
IN the arriving capitalists.

In speaking of Grand Junction
which is located near the Junction Of
the Gunnison and Grand rivers, and
which is creating quite an excitement
now the Gunnison Reviezy says Mr..
J. A. Layton, who returned from
Grand Junction yesterday, states that
the following are near the ruling
prices at that place: Oats, abouts1o,
90 per hundred ; -four, $500 to sI1.
90, eegs,s1.4o per dozen bacon, 35c
beef, s to 12E cts; meals are served
at 75c to $500. Mr.. Layton returns
to the Junction Tomorrow with load
Of provisions. There were about 900
men in camp when he left there on
the Sd, aud he met about zoo on their
way down. He thinks the camp will
boom the coming spring and summer.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12

1t has been discovered that the coal
on Slate river that is now being ship
ped for anthracite is not as genuine
an article as that mined on Anthracite
Creek. No doubt it is good coal for
domestic purposes or perhaps it may
coke, but for furnace use it does not
seem to meet the requirements of
anthracite coal.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12

All who missed the legerdemain
performance On Tuesday night missed
rare treat. Gillaspy opera house,
was crowded to witness the world re-
nown and original signor Martel, who
with the assistance of young High
tower and Dick Roelf gave one of his
performances and owing to previous
engagements in New York, he was
compelled to take his departure the
next day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12

Now that We have got great big
fine church built wehave no preacher.
1t is too bad that there is no religious
devotion provided for those who
want to devote in a community as
large as this-one thousand popula-
ton. Instead Of going to church
everybody goes snow-shoeing
Somebody will have to answer for the
sins Of the wicked in this camp.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12

We notice by the Colorado Springs
RfMbhlaa that Miss Minnie Harris,
who spent two summers here with
her father, Mr.. z. NJ. Harris, has
joined the noble army of ,benedicts.
Her victim is E. D. Stephenson OF
Colorado Springs. Long life and
prosperity to the young couple and
may their path Of life be strewn with
flowers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12

Mr. James Lovesy, the butcher, is a
man after our own heart. He took
pity On the PLoT man to day and sent
him around nice roast of beef. II
We had anybody to cook it we would
have dinner party and invite the
whole neighborhood to eat with US.
Thanks, Bro. LoYesy thenks.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12
The Nems- DsM0lrat has unearthe1

The Nsags-Dsmot5ut has unearthed
the fact that Cal HAYES who was shot
sometime ago by officer McLees was
only an assumed name and that his
real name is John c. Hayes, and that
his wife and brother-ia law w. H.
Virgins are new or their way from
Fort Worth, Texas, to Gunnison to
look after his estate.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12
Gunnison county, Colo. Jan. 10. 1882
NGTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Lawrence Mcdonald

TO Lawrence Mcdonald:
You are hereby notified that have expended ore
hundred dollars in labor and improvements, upon each
Of the following described lode mGrty claims, towi:
The Rebecca lode mining claim, siuatei in Redwel
basin, Of which the location certificate is found on
record in Book l3 ~ at page Ii, in the Office of the
Recorder of Gunnison county the Jane lode mining
claim, situa!edi EeGwe basin, the location certificate
Of h;ch is found record IL Book l3 g.. Gu pages
l34 in the Office of the Recorder Of said county, aud
the Annie l.. lode mining claim, situated Reiwell
BASIN of w2h the location certificate is touGd on re-
cord in Book 9, on page 50 in the Office Of tho Re
co;der ot said county. Al Of said lode mining claims
being in the Ruby Mining District, county of Gunni-
son, s;ae ot COluraoin order TO hold said Ciaims ur
der tho provisions Of section 2,32i of tho Revised
statutes q the United States and the amendment there
to approved January o. 1880, concerning annual labor
upon mining claims, being the amount required to
hold said iodes Cor tie period ending The 3ls day
of December, A. n 1881 and il within ninety days after
hsnotice by publication, You tail refuse TO Con-
tribute your proportion of such expenditure as CO.
owner, your interest i'll the said lode mining claims
viii become the property Of the sbscriber ~ the
OF said section. ROBERT WARE.
Gunnison county, Colorado, Jan %, 1882.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12

Operation on the Lehlgh Valley
tunnel has been interrupted by a
terrific snow slide. 1t happened to
come while the workmen were away,
and on their return they found that
they would have to tunnel through
about fifty feet Of snow in order to
get 70 their work.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-12
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Il. Miller:

10 Il. miller:
You are hereby notified that have exrended on,
hundred dollars in labor and improvcmen;s upon the
fieesile lode, situated n the Rrby Mining District Gn
nison county, state OF Colorado OF which the location
ceScate Is found Oh record in Book 6, page l3 in ths
Office Of the Recorder d said coun;y-in orer to hold
sid claim under the lpvi5ons of section 1924 Of the
Revised Statutes Of the uuted States aud tie amed-
inent Thereto approved January D. 1880 concerning
annual labor upon mining Claims being the amount
required to hold said lce for the period ending ou the
3ls day Of December, A. D $751; and if within ninety
days after tie service of this notice Tor within ninety
days after this notice b. pubat;onl You fail or refss
20 Contribute your proportion Of such expenditure a.
co-owGcr, your Interest in the said claim will become
the property .; the subscriber ~ the terms Vi said
section. S.W. CL0XB
Hy Phil Peters, Agent
tsurr:s0u County, Colo. Jan. Il lss2