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Personal.

Mr.. RUFF Miers returned yesterday
from business trip 10 Louisville.
DIR. George Williams, OF Denison, Is
Visiting his brother, Mr.. j. u. VIII
liams.
I'd q. Smith has returned from Def
ance, Ohio, whittier he had been 10
take tho remains of Charles Smith.
Mr.. Joe Blowitt, wife and niece, Miss
Mollie Smith, left yesterday for Hanni-
bal, Missouri, to spend tho summer.
Captain w. White, president of the
Merchants Exchange, returned yes
terday from business trip TO Waco.
Miss Sallle Mayer, of Cloburne, a
very charming and pleasant young
lady, is here on q visit 10 Miss Fannie
Luos.
Miss Beulah Deckard, of Wills Point,
IL visiting Misses Mamie and Rena
Lemon, daughters of Captain w. H.,
Lemon.
G. w. Anderson, State agent for
Thompson's Electric Light Company,
IL in tho city, and will try to form a
company here.
DIR. John II. Ennis, the veteran pas.
senger and immigration agent OF the
Gould roads, with headquarters at Chi
cago, is in the city.
Mrs. Tom Miers and children are
visiting tho family of Judge Buckley,
OF Sherman, and will return home the
latter part Of this week.
Mr.. II. w. Jones, our district clerk,
returned yesterday from Shreveport,
whittier he went 10 visit his little
orphan neicos, Misses Helen and Meta
Jones.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
ssabonrd Iiat.s Restorsd.

ST.. LOUIS, July Representatives
OF the vsndalia, the Bee Line, the Wa
bash and the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
roads held meeting here this after
noon and, after considerable discus
sion, agreed TO restore passenger rates
to the seaboard. Tickets for sometime
past have been selling at SO TO $14 and
round trip tickets $25 TO SIS. Now these
will be no round turf tickets at any
price, except the regular tourists
tickets, and the rate TO New York will
be $40; to Baltimore and Washington,
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Is one of the most pleasant places
OF resort and recreation in Dallas. II
is a large room with private apart.
ments where gentlemen can enjoy
themselvesl and take their refresh
ments around q table. All kinds OF
light games are permitted for amuse-
mont. Nothing but the best of liquors
are kept ON hand, and the Wagon
haeuser beer Is always on tap, cold
as tho drlppings from Greenland's
lev mountain,
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Max. Mln. Rain
Temp. Temp. Fall
STATIONS,
In making tho assertion that Poz-

In making the assertion that Poz-
zoni's medicated complexion powder
is entirely free from injurious or
deadly poisons, we do IL upon the
authority of thorough chemical
analysis. 1t is one of the Oldest face
powders in the American market, and
Is uaed in the families of some Of our
most prominent medical men who
have personally Acknowledged TO the
proprietor that they not only consider
1t harmless, but esteemed 1t highly
beneficial in every respect, not molly for
the use of ladies and children but for
the lord of creation himself. Sold by
all druggists.
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Sprockels Acquitted.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The case OF
Charles Adolph B. spreokels, charged
with assault to murder NJ, II. De
Young, proprietor Of the Chronicle, on
trial several weeks past, was given to
tho jury Mt 1880 this morning. Late
this afternoon the jury returned a YER
dict Of not guilty.
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REINEIARsDT, CLOTHTEEE2> "a ELM ST

Elm street just east of Cabell street.
Last night about u O'Clock thoy had
quarrel in the lodge room and whom
the meeting adjourned Williams be
gan TO shoot at Reese aud succeeded
In shooting of ono OF his fingers.
Williams made his escape. The DO.
lice are securing the city for him.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
nIackln Convicted.

CHICAGO, July 2,--Tho jury In the
Mackin perjury case returned, after
being out exactly MI hour, with YER
dict OF guilty and punishment fixed at
five years Imprisonment in the peni-
tontiary. As the last words of the YER
diet were pronounced Mackin slightly
pattod and clasped his hands together
as II in spasm of pain, but
this lasted but momont, and
he chatted and smiled with
his brother. The jury was
unanimous from the start as to
Mackin's guilt, and there was very
little discussion over the term OF inn
prisonment. The delay in reaching a
verdict came from the tact that the
jury sent for and read a part OF the ev-
idence. The prisoner was at once ia
ken TO jail whore no remarked to a
reporter, who inquired how he felt
about the verdict:
"Well, you know, my boy, there are
great changes come in many mems
lives, but we amt through yet. III
fight IL TO tho end. Tho last bridge
isn't crossed yot,n
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pressed preference for Middleton Asy-
lum and sent Mrs. Dudley there to be
con6uedi indefinitely. When notified of
the disposition Of her case the prisoner
said she was satisfied; that she needed
rest and seclusion, and expected to be
benefited by treatment in Middle
town. She viii probably be taken to
her new quarters tomorrow,
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NEUROLOGICAL.
Congressman Elwood.

CHICAGO, July 2,-Hon. Reuben ELL
wood, member of Congress from the
Fifth Illinois District, died Of cancer.
yesterday, at his residence In Syca-
more, Illinois.
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S2l50, and to Philadelphia,
S22,75. Commissioners are abolished
and all tickets are to DO sold in the reg
ular way by duly authorized agent OF
the company that issues them and in
the compsny's own office. The
compact is for no specified
time, but il one or more of the lines
interested conclude to withdraw q
meeting Of the four lines must be call
cd and q hours notice given of such
proposed withdrawal.
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Congratulations.

General Cabell received the follow
ing congratulatory kilograms yester-
day on his appointment as United
states Marshal Of the northern district
OF Texas:
81, Louis, July ., lSS5,-To General W, l..
Cabell:
Congratulations / am delighted to
loarn OF your appointment.
y. q. RAINwATER.
st. Louis, July 2, lSSj.-To General w l..
Cabell.
congratulate you on your triumph
at last, ID. IL. ARMSTRONG.
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Many unscrupulous dealers may tells
you they have remedies for Cough
ana Colds equal in merit and in every
respect just as good as the old reliable
Or. Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup.
Unless, you insist upon this remedy
ana Will take no other, you are liable
cents and 81. Sold by all druggists.
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FLoTsAM.
More rain yesterday.

More rain yesterday.
The mosquito is getting rather pre-
vious.
He-No tea, German preserves, Mt Ed
s. Alston's.
70 cents viii got a good ladies' slip
per at Leon Kahn's.
Officers Spencer and Beard run In
% head OF stock yesterday.
A false alarm OF IRE was sounded
last night from the downtown sta
ton Mt 1890 o'clock.
Mr.. j. l.. Herman has associated
himself with Mr.. Frank Wheat In the
insurance business.
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Ohicago's Trunk Tragodlans to Hang.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Fillipo Caruso's
murderers have been awarded the
death penalty. The judge tonight de-
cided that Azari Gelard and j. Lilver-
stri were the perpetrators of the crime,
while Bove and Mercurio, their alleged
conspirators were pronounced not
entity
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I.nain. nnd nhilhrnn

Special arrangements have been
made for your comfort and pleasure
at Shady View Park July Fourth. No
Objectionable characters will be per-
mittod on the grounds.
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Deputy Constables,

The Nineteenth Legislature haying
passed an act authorizing constables
to appoint their own deputies, taking
the power out OF the shorifis hands,
constables arc popular Just now, as
the law wont into effect Wednesday.
George Miller IL being besieged.
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BINGHAMpToN, July 2.-Wm. Mein-
itcke was hanged at lOa5 to-day in the
Jail yard here for the murder of Kate
Bredhon.
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Weather Report,

COTTON BELT REPORT,
The cotton belt weather report for Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum
temperature; also the rainfall for the past
hours, Is as follows:
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A Little Shooting.

Ben williams and Jim Reese, coll
ored, arc members Of the Lone Star
Lodge, which holds its meetings on
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARKErs


NEW ORLEANS, July Bulk meats
easier but not quotably lower.
Coffee unsettled but generally higher,
Rio cargoca common 10 prime, ~ 70 0A.
other articles unchanged.
Eggs unchanged.
day.
BOSTON.
Boston, July Wool unchanged.
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Young and Middle-Aged Men
A SURF CITPE

brings organic weakness, destroying both
mind and body, with all Its awful Ills be-
fore the inevitable sequel, CONSUME
TON, sets in, or Palpitation of the Heart,
Timidity, Trembling, Nervous Discharges,
so MUCH TO BE FEARED, Lack Of Ideas,
Sadness of Spirits, Ugly lmaginings, Dis
like 10 Social Life and Breeding Melan-
choly.
MARRIED MEN, or those entering
on that happy life, aware of Physical De-
billty, Excltability of the Nerves, or other
Irregularities, quickly assisted.
NO MINERALS USED.-Young people
losing their health, and spending time
and money with those unskllled and Jun.
qualified to treat them, causing fatal dis
orders TO the head, throat, nose, liver and
lungs, stomach and bowels, SPEEDILY
CURED.
LET NOT. FALSE MoDEsTY deter you
from onlllnSE once On
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vtnyBabykvuIEsk We gave her CAsTORIA.
NuEtAssvHIi Child. she srsd. for CAsTORIA,
vAm he bsaEsIKiE she uung 10 CAsTORIA,
Vim sAs had cAlldr1 iAe gave hem CAsTORIA
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CONSULT
DR.. VASSERCUG
From Russian Poland
On all Diseases incidental TO the HUI.
man Body.

DIR. WASsERCUG having had practice
and experience for the last 10 years, will I'M
dertake no case except HE CAN GUAR.
ANTEE A CURE.
In cases OF CRtarrh In all It's stages,
Scurvy, Blotches of the Skin, liberated
Legs, Cancers, TumOrs, Skin Diseases
OfEvery Form, Rheumatism, Sciataoa,
GOut, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Dysentery, Piles, Fits, ali Uri-
nary and Kidney Troubles, and diseases
of the Eye and Ear, Lung diseases, In
digestion and Nervous Debility.
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A Sensational Double Suicide

GALIsBURG, Ill.,, July "A sensa-
tlonsl double suicide occurred at Gill
son yesterday, the victims being Ma
LISA Steploton, q well-known school
teacher, and her aflianced, Edward
Sutherland. The two had been for
long time enaged and the nuptials
had boon set several times, but
when the timo came Suthor-
lands circumstances were such
that the event was postponed.
Her folks strenuously opposed his
suit. Tuesday he refused TO marry
her. That evening she bought rat
poison, Rfterward exchanging It for
arsenic: took dose of the latter in tho
morning and died. When Sutherland
heard Of the tragedy he borrowed a
rifle, went into the timber q mile away
and shot the whole top OF his head off.
Mrs. Dudley Sent TO tho Asylum.
NEW York, July 2.-The case of
Mrs. Lucille Yseult Dudley, who was
acquitted, on the ground Of insanity,
Of felonious assault In shooting o'Don-
ovan Rosa, was up in court again to.
day. Judge Gildersleeve, the district
attorney, and the prisoners counsel
held a long consultation, at the end OF
which the court denied the motion 70
transfer Mrs. Dudley TO an English
asylum. Judge Gildersleeve ex'
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WASSEIECUCS, Consulting Room Dallas
All private matters cured Parties treated letter
OFFICE aoggs mto2 o9pn suNDAys9 Sto
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10 and from Europe al lowest rates.
peciai advantages 10 parties wlnninE 70
- 6,,fher Information, call on OF address
OSCAR "a. MURRAY,
Genera. Passenger Agent Galveston
WI 8rORMb,
Ticket Agent, Dial u
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
Pufls because they do not stick TO the
lips.
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Our Catalogue the year just closed bears rol-cal
Nens both oral and written during the year and at the
subject 90 thenspeclon of all lovers of education. We
Our HEALTH RECORD has been exceptionally good
physician for pupil teacher We attribute good 70
attention given to our sanitary surroundings.
Our TERMS are reasonable. Special inducements TO
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ROBBERY o. United srArEs Tin
BEE IASD~

The i.s1c1ieut practices permitted
u5der the Timber Act" which spplies
0aiy to the tim oered lands Of the States
OF Ors2o q. Nebraska. California, and
the Territory Of Washington. demand
investigation The conditions of ih.s
set are that the land shall De chiefly
vaiasbls for timber and unfit for calti
yzfisn; that 10 one person or association
shall be permitted 20 enter mere than
one hundred sad SIXTY acres; ;sat tie
entry shall NOS be made fer speculation
Dor for the beuent % any other person
tnan the party making the entry. The
applicant Is required 80 sSear. among
otter things. that be has "a s37 40 con-
irac. or agreement 5y @hlch the title
that he nsy receive from the United
States shall iuare 70 she benefit Of Aoy
person sxoeps hims-H. These provisions
are hardly noticed. Large operators
cause their EN- ployees and prosnre other
persons 10 lake sthdAviIs, enter the
lands, ana then convey to tkelr employ
ers. In this manner large tracts Of
timber bands are secured and controlled
by individuals aud firms contrary to tue
Intention Of the statute. Some wealthy
corporation advances tue money TO pay
for the making OF q governments survey
# some well timbersd township. having
their men engaged and ready to file their
claims en- the choicest selections as sooR
SIS the Surveyor runs the lines. and before
outsiders, a. other p-opis sre termed,
know anything about the lands. The
money advanced 10 make Ihe survey is
paid back ia land. 4 tract Of ave han
dTed uaiiiiOR feet secured ia this manner
Is not unusual; so that by reason Of
inefficient laws, or through the e0nniv'
arc- Of officials in the execution thereof, |
the Government IN this. as ia all other |
cases, parts with Its choi9est lands for |
the merest tride to sckeaing SPECTATORS |
by unfair and unlawful nesns.-Veeder |
b. Paine, ii HsrEsT's AagI<iEe for
October.
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Notice 70 Creditors.

In THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
L terms 5, Seattle. In King county, Washing
ton Territory.
No. 4579-wilfred Calkins and Joe T. Red
dish, partoerr, doing business under the firm
name OF Oalkins 4 Reddish, insolvents, W..
their Creditors.
Territory Of Washington. King county 50.
Pursuant TO an order sf the Honorable
Roger q. Greene. Judge Of the above entitled
Court. notice 10 hereby given to all credit
srs Of the shove named iDsolvents, to
be and appear before the raid Judge,
at Seattle, King county. Washington Ter.
rttory, within 80 days from the date of publ
caxion Of this notice. towit, on the 2ah
day Of October. A. d. 1885. at II o'clock am.
Of that day, then and there 70 show cause. If
any they can. Why the prayer OF said In
solvents should not be granted, an assign
mens Of their estate made, and they discharged
from their debts and liabilities. pursuant TO
the statute in such case made end provided,
And In the meantime al proceedings against
said tpsolveht are to be stayed
t-, Witness my and and the seal OF
sEAL. said Court, this lsth day Of Sep
'--- tember, A. d. 1855
JAMES sEAvEY, Clerk.
~ JAMES P. LUDLOW, Deputy. sel5dsa
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SUMMONS.

In THE DISTRICT COURT on Ihs
l. Third Judicial District Of the Territory
OF Washington. holding terms q ses ~,
In King county. for the counties o. Aihs
and kitsap.
Complaint fled in the County q kine
IN the Office Of the Clerk Of said Dis'iA'
Court.
No. l5S-Gilbert Gudmundson. plan
tin. vs.. J. p. Adams. defendant
IHs UNITED SrATks OF AxkRIcA sExp sssAi'''
TO y. Adams. defendant
You are hereby required 70 appear y -. =
action brought against you by the 80 ~
named plaintiff, In the District Coun y -
Third Judicial District OF the Terrtu =
Washington, holding terms a. ne CIV -, :
Seattle. in the county Of King. for the cocs
ties Of King and kitsap, and % sn ~.
the complaint filed therein WITHIN ~. 49,
days from the date Of the nrsf panne -
OF this summons. or judgment oy ae.s Z
VIII be taken against you. sccofuihA
the prayer Of the complaint. IA.
The said action 10 brought 70 %.
q certain Judgment obtained 81 oee.f
ant against plaintiff. ard entered ID =
Court April % lisa. said jud2nenL
piaintin alleges. having been renosssf
on forged promissory note. o. -,
forgery plaintiff was ignorant until ~
also. 20 recover back the moneJ g
BY plant II to defendant towit 80
with interest thereon from April ~ - =
until paid. ut 10 per cent. per AnnaM 1.
gether with costs and attorneys Ie1 4
this action Plaintiff also aver snss
PENDANT has been absent from 49,
ton Territory since August 1854. oat - -
he is Possessed OF property in SAD -
county, OF which plaintiff asks thai ~
ceiyer be appointed. Plaintiff also p'N'
70, general relief. -
Witness the Hon Roger 3 Greene 49,
49,, Of the said District Court - =.
( SEAL the seal thereof. this iIth w
'' Of June, A ID. 1884
JAMES SEAVEf. Ciez-
BY JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy:
Y. 5oaerberR, attorney for platinum
Date Of frst publication. Angus ~ -
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MINING APPLICATION NO IA.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIoE.

OLhufAAs W h, duty d. lrcO.
Notice is hereby given that John ~ Guye.
whose postoffice address l. Seattle, King Coun.
ty, Washington Territory, has this dIy Aled
his application for patent for 1850 linear
feet OF the Mammoth Lode or d. post, Mine
or Vein. bearing magnetic iron. with sarfaes
ground SO feet In width, situated In Summif
Mining District, King County, wsshington
Territory, and designated by the Geld notss
and officiAl plat on 4 e IN this ofice O. Lot No
49, said Lot No. a. beiog described o. fol.
lows, 10 Wit: Beginning at he mos; westerly
corner Of said claim. corner No /, being alh
corner No Of John Leary claim No "a On
same lode. and corner No. Of Y. n. Guys
claim No. Is on Industry Lode. thence north
So deg. IS min. east, variation "a deg. Is mis.
east. along the northwesierly boundary Of
claim. being also southeAsterly BOUNDARY Of
Y. NJ Guse claim No. 4s on Industry lods
1900 feet TO the most noftherly corner Of d In.
Corner No. being also corner No. ! Of B. y.
Briggs claim No. Al on same lode, and corner
No. 4 off. N. 6uye's aim No. 4s, on Indus
try Lode, where Is set a post four feet long
and one foot In grouBd thence south 50 dts
80 min. eass, variation 70 deg. east, along he
northeasterly boundary Of claim. being slss
southwesteriy boundaiy Of b. z. Briggs clan
No. ~ oo same lode, 600 feet 10 the mos
easterly corner Of claim Corner No. 3 beins
also corner No. of b. r. Briggs claim No
~ on the same lode. where IL 20. post -four
feet long and one foot in srsuDd, thencs
sou b Vi deg. IS min. west. variation 10 des.
80 min. east, along the southeasterly bound
airy Of claim 1850 feet to the most southsfy
cor er Of clam. Corner No. 4. being ss
corner No. of John Lsary claim No. " Ia
the same lode. where IL set Q pest four fsf
Ions aui two feet IN ground, thence north =
deg. 80 min. west variation Il DEG ~ nfn.
east. along the soutbwest-riy boundary d
ci.'m being also northeas,erly Boundary q
John LeAry claim No. &6 on same lode, ~
ices 20 place Of beginning, being eorBsr No.
from which mineral monument beam sun
IS deg. IS min. west, 2452.o5 feet. containing
10 % acres.
The location Of this milne Ia recorded In u
Recorder Office Of King County. W. u
book Of Mining records. and Is known - ns
OF said records.
The adjoining claimants are John q,
claim No. 40, and B. y. Briggs. claim No. q
ON same lode, add +. N. 6uJs, clam No.
90 Industry Lode.
Any and all persons claiming adversely .!
portion Of said J. W Guye claim upon "
Mammoth Lode, or mine, or surface sroans.
are required to file their adverse claims VIZ
the Register of the United States Lsnd omos
81 Olympia, W. T.. during the 80 days psnss
Of publication hereof, or they VIII Be oAnS
BY virtue OF ths provisions OF the ssfue.
aus ocs JOHN y CONVEY, hegs1tf
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STEAMER & RAILROAD TRAVEL
THE PEOPLES BOAT.

VIII leave Yeslers wharf, Seattle, on
Thursday and Saturday Of each
week. at o'clock, a. m, for Port Town
send and Victoria
Freight at reduced rates.
Apply on board or to agent on wharf.
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MINING APPLICATION no. n.
UNITED STATES LAND orFlcr

OLYMPIA, W. T., july 81, lsSs
Notice is hereby given that John Ls.ry
whose post once address is SEATTLE, ",
has this day filed his application risos
linear fact OF thu Mammoth Lode o. Dspost
Mine, or Vein, b airing magnetic iron vItA
surface ground 600 feet In width, si,ustAa m
summit Mining District. King county. wasA.
ingtcn Territory. sod designated by the ess
notes and official plat on file in this oftcs A.
Lot No. As. SAID Lot No. 46 being described a
follows. to wit Beginning st tie mos vsst.
eriy corner q said claim corner No, II. being
also corner No. l Of the Z. NJ. Rasin claim.
No. so, upon Industry Lode: thence nos.h &
deg, 2l min. Z st, variation 81 deg % min.
East, along the northwesterly boundary q
claim 1900 ieet to the most notheriy cornsr
OF claim corner No. ~. being also corner Ne.
of J. W. Guye clsim, No. 40. on Ams lode.
and corner No. Of the U. VI. Rasin claim, No.
50, on Industry Lode, where 10 set pest
inches square 5 feet long. In stone mound
thence South 50 deg. 30 min. Fast, variation
"a deg. IS min. Fast aong the northeastern
boundary of claim. being also Southwestern
boundary Of J. W. Guve claim, No. ~. On
same lode. 800 feet TO most easteriy corner Il
claim corner No. 81, being also corner No.i
OF J. W GHye claim, Ne. ~. on same lode,
where is set post feet long. feet In The
ground; thence South 81 deg - min. West
variation u deg IS min. East .aloug the south
easterly boundary Of claim 1869 leet TO The
most southerly corner Of claim corner No. u,
where Is Set poet ) feet LOT <. I fot IN the
ground In mound Of stone. thence Ssrth %
deg. 81 min. West. variation 2 deg. 10 min.
East, alosg the Southwestern boundary Of
claim 600 fe TO place Of begiBnicg. bsirg
corner No. l. from which corner the min zl
monument bears south So deg OF mia. v Il
952 feet, containing 10 96 100 acres
The location Of this mine 10 recorded 10 tia
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Want 90 be Annexed.

LONDON. Oct. THE people Of Crete
are excited over the Balkan troubles,
but maintain an expectant attitude.
They had sent an address to the Powers
asking that the treaty of Berlin be
maintained; otherwise that Greece be
permitted to annex Crete.