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Moseley leaves Sxth.Btreet wharf at 0 a.
m. sharp Passengers for Colonial Beach on
sundays will be landed nj Classic Shore.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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w 10 make q 10 % daily ringing Easter cards;
send 30 cents, stamps or postal note for lnslruc-
tion and samples. Address Agency, p. o. Box
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EXCURSIONS.

cELECT FAMILY EXCURSIONS
TO BLAcKIsToN's ISLAND AND COLONIAL
BEACH.
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Touching the interest. I have 20 ask
that whatever II may amount TO, you will
permit its payment % be postponed until
some matters between Mr.. Lee and myself
are definitely adjusted. Very resp'y,
- "(Signed) JAMES G. BLAINE.
Mr.. DenisOn.'
On receipt Of this letter. Mr.. Blaine was
Immediately telegraphed as below:
80 BOsTOF, Dec. 10, 1880.
" HIM. j. q. Blatne, q. 8. Senate, Wasiing.
I'm, ID. g.:
Your letter Of thirteenth received since
telegaphing you this forenoon.
ID. H., 65l (Signed) j.. N DENrsON."
The draft enclosed in Mr.. Blaine's letter
was upon the Hon. s. B Elkins, Of No. 2
Wall street. n Y, and when its collection
was reported through the customary bank
ing channels. Mr. Denison issued a voucher
similar 70 what was given other subscribers
when payment was made, which was az fol
lows:
BosTON, December ~, 1880.
Received from James G.. Blaine
20, 1880, being payment in full for one
share In the Association formed for the pur-
chase Of lands known M the Hope Furnace
Tract, situated in Vinton and Athens COun-
ties. Ohio. This receipt 60 be exchanged
for a certificate when prepared
"(Signed) J. N. DENraON. Agent"
Early IN 1892 tho Star ard Coal and Iron
C9mp-ny coordination "., 'n1oed Tor The
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am interested in coal lands in Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, but there has never been
the slightest trouble with labOring men in
any enterprise with which have been con
nected. This believe covers all the points
Of your inquiry. Very sincerely,
80 JAMES G.. BLAINE. q"
You will observe from a thorough exami-
nation Of this letter that If IL was intended
10 mean anything at all, IL was especially
iorcible IN It's effort 10 convey 10 the public
the impression that the writer was never in
any sense, form, or manner, directly or in
directly, 40 any time interested In the Hook
ing Valley coal aud iron region Of the State
Of Ohio.
would state In this connection That I'm the
the autumn Of 1880 articles Of association
were formed under the title Of the " Propri-
etors Of the Hope Furnace Tract +" and dated
November ID, 1880, 10 which the subscrib.
ers pcame parties thereto, and Mr.. J. m.
Denison was financial agent Of the assOcia-
non, and was the trustee In respect 20 the
title OF the lands purchased The object Of
SAID Association was 10 pur chase Of Mr.
WIN. ID. Lee, Of Newark, Ohio, an undi-
yidcd two-thirds interest in tract Of land
consisting Of 1870 acres, rich IN timber,
coal, and iron ore. This land was situated
in VintOn and Athens counties. Ohio. and
the purchase was made az Of the FIRST Of No
yember, 1880.
These articles Of association oiso provided
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The figures show that Republican policy
resulted IN reducing the value of laborer's
wages, even in 1881, when prosperity was
greater than now.
Let every working man for himself carry
the comparison down to to-day and pro-
nounce judgement in the tribunal of his
own conscience upon the audacious claims
OF the Blaine Republicans that their success
is essential to the welfare of laboring men.
The Democratic party has no alliance
with monopolies, but is bound by its prin-
ciples and history to protect labor and adj
vance the interests of working men.
Its policy, as declared in its platform and
In Cleveland's letter of acceptance would
secure to labor n larger share in the profits
of industry and advance wages without in
creasing the cost of the necessaries of life
Do not let yourselves be deceived. Look
into your own condition, remember the
facts OF the history of American labor and
vote for Cleveland and Hendricks, and the
protection of honest industry and fair wages
against degrading competition and the tyr
amy of monOpolies.
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Hooking Valley.
Another Blaine FaIsehOods Ex-
posed.

MIR. BLAINE sUBsCRIBEs AND PAYS So, 900
AND THEN DENIES 1.-THE LETTERS, TEL
EGRAMs, RECEIPTS, AND CERTIFICATES.
To Tie Editor Of Ge Erening Post,
SIR My attention hasrecently been called
10 a statement said to have been made by
the Hon. James G.. Blaine, which substan-
tally gave the public to understand that he
never at any time had any interest in the
Hooking Valley coal and iron region of Ohio.
The following was obtained by me from
the Springfield Republican of September 20,
1884:
Mr.. BLAINE AND COAL MINES
The Republican is indebted to the Utica
Herald for reprinting and calling TO our at
tention the following letter from the Repub-
lican candidate for President i'm regard to his
coai interests and which we reproduce with
pleasure. 1t will be observed that Mr..
Blaine's denial covers the ownership of coal
mining stocks in Ohio as well as of mines.
"BAR HARBoR, Me-, July %, 1884
"' Hon. H. s. Bundy:
In answer 10 your recent favor beg TO
say that i am not and never have been the
owner Of any coal lands or iron lands, or
lands of any character whatever in the
Hooking Valley, or in any part of Ohio
Nor have / at any time owned a share of
stock in any coal, iron or land company
in the State of Ohio. Five years ago /
loaned $12, 800 to member of the
Standard Oil Company, and took the
bonds of the company as collateral. shall
be happy to transfer the bonds to any gen.
tleman who is ambitious to pay the debt.
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Grover Cleveland. NJ Democratic Governor
Of the state OF New York. put into effective
operation a bureau Of Labor Statistics for
the benefit Of labor In his State. The Re.
publican President Of the United States, after
refusing 60 appoint Mayor POwderlv. the re.
preventative Of the Knights Of Labor, and
iagreeng 10 appoint John jarrett. has with
held his commission because Mr. Jarrett was
ON ono occasion not obsequicsly respectful.
but exercised his right as n free citizen. 10
criticise the President. SO the workiDrmen
Of The country ~ large remain without the
benefits Of q Bureau Of Statistics Of Labor
enjoyed by the WOrkmen Of New York State.
Governor Cleveland earnestly urged the
passage Of the law prohibiting contract labor
in The States Prisons and promptly signed II
when passed
Thomas A. Hendricks. with the aid NJ
leading Democratic COngressmen. BY Der.
sistent energy, forced through Con0ress the
Eight Hour Law, which the Republican
Executive violated and defied
Contrast the declarations and actq of the
Democratic candidates with the perforo
ances Of the Republican party.
To protect your labor, prevent the com
petition Of enslaved immigration, and secure
9 fair days pay for fair days work vote
iyr the Democratic candidates. The friends
Of labor and tie enemies Of all monopolie4.
"Tell The truth "--0roney Clepeland
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that this property should be represented by
thirty-three blocks, each of the value OF
f25, 900, eleven of which blocks represented
Mr.. Lees undivided third. During the lat
ter part of November, Mr.. Lee Informed
me that he was acquainted with Mr.. Blaine
and that be would like TO have him inter
ested. and through Mr.. Lees solicitation
the Hon. James G.. Blaine signed said arti-
cles of association, subscribing for one block
in the association.
On the 9TH of December, 1880, Mr.. j. n.
Denison, of this city, wrote MIR. Blaine as
follows:
BosToN, Dec. z, 1880.
Hon. j. G.. Blaine.
DEAR SIR: learn from Mr.. Lee that
you stand ready To pay your subscription OF
one share of the Hope Furnace land prop
erty.
III So. should be glad to receive it,
with interest from November LIST, in con-
formity to the terms of the subscription.
- Yours truly,
'(SigneO -. n. DENIsoN,
SO Sears Building"
Fearing that Mr.. Blaine's remittance
might have miscarried, the following tele-
gram was sent:
BosToN, Dec. 18th, 1880.
/" James @. Blaine, Washington, ID. c..
Have you received my letter of seventh /?
"D. III. 65D (Signed) J. n. DENIsoN.
Later on the same day letter was re-
ceived from Mr.. Blaine (Which was dated
enormously the Both of December, which
should have been dated December 13th), the
following being copy:
SENATE CHAMBER, WASHINGTON,
Dec. 30, 1880.
DEAR SIR: Find enclosed my draft for
$25, 600 in payment of my subscription to
the Hope Furnace enterprise
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RMS, FARMERS AND FARM LADoRERs-U. s.

Tnder Democratic Administration the
Ount of money held in the Treasury for
h citizen was reduced to $1.05.
lnder Republican ring rule it rose RAPIDLY
N $1.05 to $6.41.
he Republican party finds II necessary
hold six times as much of each man &
ney rs the Democratic party held.
10 years of DEMOCRATIC ADMINIsTPA.
the MANUFACTURES of the country IN
lAsED Sc PER CENT
1 ten years of Republican administration
Y Increased only ~ per cent ..
EFT CITIZENS WHOSE LIVELIHOOD DE-
IDS ON MANUFACTURES NOTE THIS FACT
a ten years of Democratic Administra-
the value of PROPERTY in the United
les INCREASED 1873 PER CENT.
ten years of Republican rule il increased
46 per cent.
HE COUNTRY GAINED IN GENERAL PROS
Try THREE TIMES AS FAST UNDER DEM
ATTIC AS UNDER REPUBLICAN CONTROL,
lie the rate OF increase Of population was
greater.
aking the twenty years, from 1910 TO
}, as compared with twenty Republican
rs. 1850 10 1880, we find the increase of
ulation TO have been 81 per cent. during
former period, and only 90 per cent.
ing the latter.
rom 1850 10 1860 the Railroads of the
ted States increased in miles of track
per cent. while from 1870 to 1880 the in
se was only 77per cent. Regarding the
It farming interest, we find that the mum.
of persons engaged i'm farming increased
yer cent. during ten Democratic wears.
only 20 per cent. during ten Republican
Is. Under Republican rule a larger
lber OF farms supported a relatively
Her number of people.
ne National Democratic Platform of
{ truly says Under Democratic rule
policy our merchants and sailors. fiyipg
stars and stripes in every port. success
searched out a market for the varied
ducts of American industry. Under
lublican rule and policy, despite our
iifest advantages over all other nations
Ugh paid labor, favorable climates and
ming soils despite freedom Of trade
ing al these United States despite their
ulatiOn by the foremost races Of men.
an annual immigration " the young.
fly and adventurous Of al nations
Dite our freedom here from the inherited
dens Of life and industry in old world
larchies-theiT costly war, navies. their
tax consuming, non-prOducing stand
armies despite their twenty years Of
ce-that Republican rule and policy have
aged to surrender 20 Great Britain.
" with our commerce, the control Of
markets Of the world.
D restrs co1n0DlV fa G0UeTnment, gr0sDer.
70 J1bor, pr09rsss in m0ntf0ctUTes. and
NATE The aeHrrH 5oelfnre n HewhoLe ps1DL
NE hoahhV degeDpmeat ofHs CoUntrV
~ tor CLEVELAND And HENDRICKS and
DeBaDcrdtte ppiicy u ec1n1my in G05ern
4, and cateTDrise IN de0clODinq the rc
rcss of he hHd. The ineJit1J'e resl,H NJ
'Vbl5cGn ruie ts ~ decrS0ss Uules, to Tendkl
Eogmsnt uncerf0fn. ami Ia c1ncrHtrUts al
90 n fndVstry fn tie p0cke8 II grea
haitsts aud o0TpOTatjoas.
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RIr. Blaine and the Hooking
Valley Wines.

(BTOm He Mo- York EDeniRg P0st.)
Some weeks ago we adverted TO The fact
that, Mr.. Blaine denied utterly that he
ever had any interest in the Hooking
valley mines or 10 any other mines or lands
i'm the State of Ohio.
We now publish indisputable proof that
Mr.. Blaine subscribed and paid $50 900 for
one share In the Hope Furnace Tract. situat-
ed In VintOn and Athens Counties. Ohio. on
The 10Th December, 1880 that he received
through Steve Elkins az late as MAY 25.
1882, $50 900 Of the bonds Of the Standard
Coal and Iron Company, and in short that
his letter 20 II, s. Bundy denying such
ownership was another glaring falsehood 10
be added 20 the already formidable List
which stands against him.
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Such is the spirit Of Republican legisla,
ton on this vital subject.
AS remedy for this evil the Democratic
Platform OF 1884 proposes:

ton on this vital subject
AS a remedy for this evil the Democratic
Platform Of 1884 proposes
In reafrming the declaration OF the Dem
ocratic platform OF 1856, that the liberal prin-
ciples embodied by Jefferson I'm the Declaration
OF Independence, and sanctioned by the Con
stitution, which makes ours the land Of liberty
and the asylum OF the oppressed OF every ma
ton, have ever been cardinal principles I'm the
Democratic faith" we nevertheless do not sane
ton the importation OF foreign labor or the
admission OF servile races, untitled by habits
training, religion, kindred for absorption
into the great body of our people, or for the
citizenship which our laws confer. American
civilization demands tina, against the immigra-
ton or importation OF Mongolians To these
shores our gates shall be closed.
Grover Cleveland, in his Letter of Ac.
ceptance, says:
true American sentiment recognizes the
dignity OF labor and the fact that honor lies I'm
honest toll. Contented labor is an element of
nRional prosperity Ability TO work consti-
tutes the capital and the wage OF labor the in
come OF avast number OF our population, and
this interest should be jealousy protected. Our
workingmen are not asking unreasonable in
diligence bat as intelligent and manly citizens
they seek the same consideration which those
demand who have other interests at stake
They should receive their full share of the care
aud attention OF those who make and execute
the laws, To the end that the wants and needs
OF the employers and the employed shall alike
be subserved and the prosperity OF the country
the common heritage OF both, be advanced
AS related to this subject, while we should not
discourage the immigration OF those who come
To acknowledge allegiance to our Government
and add To our citizen population, yet, as
means OF protection TO our workngmen, a
different rule should prevail concerning those
who, IL they come or are brought To our land,
juriously compete with those justly entitled to
our field of labor.
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employment, our miners and manufactur
ing workmen that remain at work find
their pay cut down so low that il is i'm.
possible for them to live and support their
families decently. The Democrats. in the
majority In the House Of Representatives
only, have been unable to pass any law
affecting wages and employments generally.
The only such law passed since 1880,
when Garfield was elected on the false
promise of general prosperity. Is the Repub.
lican Tariff Commission Law.
If United States legislation is responsible
for the present distress, that responsibility
rests solely upon the Republican party.
Now let us examine some census figures
about what Republican legislation has done
for labor.
Between 1870 and 1880, in the great
industry of the production of iron, our
capital increased 247 per cent, the number
OF employees ITO per cent, the quantity of
product 10S per cent, but the total amount
OF wages paid increased only 80 per cent.
From 1870 to 1884 there has been con-
slant and depressing decrease in the wages
OF coal miners, and of other great pro-
ducers.
Wages now are not "a high as In 1860,
measured by the value of wages in pur-
chasing food, clothing and shelter.
According to Republican figures, laborers
who earned s. week in 1860 earned
$500 a week in 1880.
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Total dofalcations- $40. sCs. 400 90

That change in The administration is nee.
essary Is proved by an existing surplus Of
more than 500, 900. which has yearly
Poen collected from the suffering people.
Unnecessary taxation Is unjust taxation.
VIC denounce the Republican party for hav-
ing taiied to relieve the people from crush
ing war axes which have paralyzed bust
ness, crippled industry, aud deprived labor
OF employment aud Of Just reward. - Nm
0erafSo ElaDgrm,
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Tl0 Industrial Issue.
low Democratic Government
Makes the People Prosperous.
FACTS AND INQUIRIES FROM OFFICIAL
RECORDS.

Under Democratic administration OF the
nited States Government, the country
CREASED IN MANUFACTURES PROPERTY,
DPuLATIoN, TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES,
ID i'm the NUMDRR OF FARMERS, much more
pidly than under Republican adminstra-
IN. Under Republican rule the amount
idle money held i'm the Treasury has con-
lntly increased until it has grown to be
TIMEs az much per man as it was under
mocratic control. Study the following
ures and note the inevitable tendency of
publicanism to make the Government rich
the people poor. and among the people
make the rich richer and poor poorer.
nd likewise note the inevitable tendency
Democratic government TO promote gen
Il prosperity, without swelling the boards
the government, of great capitalists or of
,nopolies. From 1850 TO 1860 the Demo
ITS were in power. From 1870 TO 1880
Republicans. OBSERVE THE CONTRAST
ID LEARN THE LESSON.
LANCE IN U. 6. TREASURY. POPULATION AND
PER CAPITA, THE FOLLOWING YEARS.
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Or taking an average Of the above neccs-
saries of life dollar in 1860 was worth as
much as dollar and half was worth in
1881.
But even in 1881 wages were not higher
than in 1860 in proportion to the cost of
living as is illustrated by the following ia.
BILE for the wooden carpet industry, which is
taken from the official reports of the
Massachusetts, Labor Statistics Bureau for
1882:
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Recent Republican DcGnIcafiOns
Already EbfscOyeUcH

Amount Of defalcations under
Grants first Administration. e. s-5 Ae9 %
AmOuntOf delalcatiOn under
Grants second Administration 4. 547 o47 ~
Amount Of defalcation under
the Hayes Administration .775 0oe 10
AmOuntOf defalcation under
Arthurs three years Admins
uation- ---------------- ----- 500. 783 n
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from Main Dmte7
OpTycn chyeSd
~
TGITaR
w d
re
Oj
has
GSasS no Sa' ofBs1Ss yG han
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publican laws and the Wage,
Of Labor.

he claim Of the Republican party 20 the
port Of the American wOrkinemen al
approaching election rests entirely upon
assertion that Republican legislation in
lgres3 has increased wages and made
-Singmen prosperous and that a return
Democratic control If the Government
! reduce wages and bring workinunen
misery.
What are the facts
n ten Democratic years, from 1850 n
0. the manufacture Of the country in.
ascd 81 per cent while in ten Republican
n they increased only n per cent.
Ietween 1873 and 1879. under RcpubH
rule. wages in many leading industric.
e lower than any previous period in
history. Aud now in 1884. with over
miilioD Of skilled operators out oi
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(Brons RepresentatiUe Posts Washiagtogs
Speech.)
The total loss TO the Government for the
three fiscal years preceding June 30. 1883.
as shown by the certificates of the First
Comptroller of the Treasury, filed in the
United States Courts, and sued on by di
rection Of the Solicitor of the Treasury. the
law officer of the Government i'm charge, as
correct IS --------- -------. 81 ,569, 1913 n
From which deduct collections Ia. g93 80
Leaving a total loss of 81 800 500 d
to the United States from the thefts of tia
Disbursing Officers .f0r The time Sfated by
HcI'herSoIa and Com, fnsfead n 81, SCI 90. az
Hey certify.
FIVE add to the amount certified by the
First Comptroller and Solicitor Of the
Treasury as having been
stolen, w. 81 900, 500 27
The amount stated by AttOr.
ney-General Brewster as stolen
by the Star Reuters 81 OO0. 600 90
The steal Of Burnside, Dis
bursting Officer of the Post
Office Department in 1884 SIS 600 On
Defalcation Of Morgan Dis
bursting Officer of State De
paTTtment io 1ss4.--,--.-..--, 10000 90
Bureau frauds, in 1884, est.
mated at ----, 200, 900 90
Hall of Piltsbug in 1884. and
reported by Attorney
to be----------------------. 158,OOO 90
We have the amount stolen
under Arthur ..-.-----.-. G.OO4 800 81
instead of So, 3G4O o. as stated bv Secrct,,,,
MrT ue,H
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w have ID amonnt stolen

u"uCi a. IlluI .-- ---.----- 80, OO4 500 "a
instead of 1864 %, "a stated by SecrctaIv
MCPHERSON aud certified as correct by Act
ing Secretary of the Treasury Coon.
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SENATE CHAMBER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Both [sic-13th1 1880.
DEAR SIR Find enclosed my draft for
$50. 900 in payment of my subscription to
the Hope Furnace enterprise. Touching
the interest, l have to ask that whatever i
may amount to, you will permit its payment
TO be postponed until some matters between
MT. Lee ana myself are definitely adjusted.
Very respectfully,
(SigneD J.. G.. BLAINE.
MR.. DENIsoN.
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In 1891 5000 would buy
Roast Beef. .... 1851 lbs.
Corned Beef &C.. CABS &"
Flour, family 1904 I"
Rent, 4 rooms, 2i.75 days.
Mems board ...9.70 "
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BOSTON, Dec. 10Th. 1880

Received from James G.. Blaine $25, 1877. so.
being payment in full for one share in the
Association formed for the purchase of
lands known as the Hope Furnace Tract.
situated in Vinton and Athens Counties,
Ohio.
This receipt to be exchanged for a certifi-
cate when prepared.
(Signe6 j. N. DEEIsoN.
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Truth About DeGaIcatiOns.

Unnecessary taxation is unjust taxa
ion. "-Dem0crdtic Platform.
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In 1860 s. would buy:
Roast Beef. $3.50 lbs.
CoTued Beef. 1880 &"
Flour, family. 1873 - "
Rent, 4 rooms, 1915 days
Men's board 1888 4"
l.lu. 1911 -.
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"Teh The iruth "--0ropey clopeiand.
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Balance I'm Treasury Population n
ar. from Official Financed from CO.
Report. Census Report OaPi'"'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-19

An elegant assortment of wall brackets
and lamp goods, consisting OF shades,
illuminators, wicks and cigar.
lighters. Also, new patent window
shades, and lot Of fancy cabinet frames
and bird-cages. have on hand all kinds
OF secondhand furniture, which will sell
at prices to suit the times. Call and ex-
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. p. III. Hull. 4
NOsfce to Passengers.
Passengers wanting to go away on the
morning train will please leave their orders
for the bus the night before at the Parker
House or jackson House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-19
Notice to a DELINQUENT Co-OVner.
TO E. N. ROBINSON:

VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT 1
have performed the annual and neces-
sary labor. and paid taxes to the amount and
value OF one hundred dollars, In United States
gold coin, during the year of 1883, upon the
Cabin Home mine in Secret Canyon District.
Eureka County. Nevada. and II within ninety
days from the first publication of this notice
you fail TO pay your proportion Of said one
hundred dollars expended by me, your interest
in said mine will become the property of the
undersigned. d. p. JONES.
Eureka, Nevada, Jan. 10, 1884. ja11-3m