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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02
LATEST KILOGRAMS.
GENERAL NOTES.

THE strike of the Detroit, Mich, shoe
makers has ended.
SAN FRANCIsCo's new directory con-
tains $40, 900 names.
The Empire spring in Saratoga has
been sold for $4,000.
THE Colorado wheat crop this year is
placed at 2, 100000 bushels.
SUICIDES in New York, Brooklyn and
/ 7icinity now average about two day
Ghe week round.
THE cranberry crop of Wisconsin
will fall 80 per cent below that cf last
year.
AN oil we'll recently sunk at Lima,
Ohio, is flowing at the rate of SIX bar
rels an hour.
The aggregate salaries of presidcn-
tiaI postmasters for the next fiscal year
will be $3.627, 900
G. j. CHILLY, a grocer at Racine, Wis,
has assigned. Liabilities, $4,000; as
sets, $4,000.
DURING the last six years Washington
Territory has increased in population
more than 100 per cent
MRS. RICHARD BARTON, New Bruins
wick. N J., who hae turio@ given b1rGh
to Twins, is now the mothers of trip
lets.
HUNDREDS of crates of Strawberries
have gone to waste in the vicinity Of
Centralia, ILL.,, the prices getting so low
that it did not pay to ship them.
FARMERS of Southern Illinois report
that the wire worms are doing much
damage to the corn. The worm seems
to do the most damage in the low lands.
THIRTY SIX out of the 1872 applicants
for admission to West Point academy
have been found deficient. Among che
successful ones is Andrews, the colored
applicant from South Carolina.
THE Southern Cheyennes, in Indian
Territory, for some reason unknown,
threaten to go on the war-path, and
| United States troops nave been dispatch
ed to tho scene of the trouble.
THE Wisconsin State Musical Associa-
ton, elected the following officers for
the coming year: President, G. R.
| Lampard; vice president, r. E. Daniels;
secretary, w. FL. Baker; treasurer, D.
w. Campbell from Oshkosh.
THE Wood Cree Indians have desert
ed Big Bear, and are on their way to
Gen. Middleton's camp with what pris-
oners they had captured. Gen. Middle
toms programme will be to place gar
rison at important points and let star
walton finish the campaign with Big
Bear.
SEVERE ravages are reported by the
waterspout in the O'Fallon Oil district.
Richmond Creek over-fowed its banks
carrying away bridges and houses,
damaging the Harrison machine shops.
Several miles of farms along The creek
were inundated, damaging crops and
sweeping away livestock. Railroads
suffered severely from washouts.
ONE of the largest single electric
lights ever constructed was placed on
exhibition at Seneca Falls, New York,
on a recent Saturday evening. 1t was
OF $4,000 candle power, and was made
in Ilion. The light was placed on the
tower of a building at a height OF sew.
ar,+sr 3 &c f~n+ e. ~1-e GROUND IL was
intended to illuminate the whole vii
lage.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

BEDLoE's Island, in New York har-
Dor. where the great Liberty statue
from France is to be erected, has a
curious history, which makes it an
appropriate place for a memorial to
Liberty. It's owner was Mr.. Isaac
Bedloe, and in 1870 the governor Of
the state issued an instrument de-
claring that, for and in consideration
of value and improvements made by
Mr.. Bedloe on his island, it should in
the future be known as Love island,
and should be a privileged place,
where no arrests could be made or
warrants served except by special
consent of the governor. The people
did not take kindly to the change of
name: the island continued to be
known as Bedloe's. In locking up the
history of the island, deeds were
found to the most valuable part of
New York, on both sides of Broad
way, which was sold to Isaac Bedloe
about 200 years ago for 81 an acre.
Bedloe's island is right liz front of the
city, not over mile from the Battery
and Castle Garden.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02
GA BLEGRAMS.

RUSSIAN newspapers have been for
| bldden to refer to the action of Russia
in the Afghan matter.
| SEVEN persons were killed and forty
wounded by a boiler explosion at Tur.
Going, near Lille, France.
| 1.-TWO thousand Gautemalans have en-
tered Santa Anna with nine cannon
Fighting has been going On for four
days.
The British steamer Guardian, from
London for Brazil, has been lost at
Arbrolhos. Her mails and passengers
were saved.
IT is reported that the Sultan Of
Morocco has claimed French protection,
but it is not known under what circum-
stances.
THE traffic of the Suez Canal is now
fully resumed. The interruption of the
mails by the sinking of the, great
dredger was not as serious as was
thought. Seven mail boats succeeded
in passing around the obstruction.
THE French Chamber of Deputies, by
vote of 296 to 100, has refused to ex-
empt priests from serving n the army
reserves.
THE Spanish Ministry has resigned in
consequence of the decision of King
ALTO nso to visit the districts infected by
cholera.
THE difference between Russia and
Turkey, growing out of the Demand of
the former upon the porte for the re-
moval Of the governor of Salonica, have
been amIcdbly settled.
AT London, Miss Mildred Coleridge.
daughter of the lord chief justice of En-
gland, was married TO Charles Warren
Adams. No member of the lord Echief.
justices family attended the ceremony
The Russian government has de-
mande3 of the porte the dismissal of
the governor of Salonica, for alleged
indignations to Russian subjects in that
province.
The Havas News Agency states that
private advices from an authoritative
source represent that Emperor William,
of Germany, is in precarious condi-
ton Of health, and that a fatal termin-
alton of his present malady is regarde d
as possible.
IT is reported that formal demand
will be made by the United States for
the relase Of the American citizen, San
tos, held as prisoner at Guayquil,
Ecuador. The United States steamer
Iroquois has been dispatched to that
point.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

has communicated to the Mexican pos
tal authorities a desire on the part of
this government to have the transfer of
American mails facilitated at Paso del
Norte, opposite Ell Paso, Tex. 1t was
represented that passengers could reach
the City of Mexico from New York in
eight days, while the mails were nine
days en- route, the additional "a hours
being consumed in the transfer formal
ties when crossing the Mexican from.
tier. At the suggestion of the United
States postofice the Mexican authori-
ties have already adopted the plan CT
distributing the mails for points in
Mexico this side of the capitol from the
train, instead of carrying the mail I'M
touched to the City of Mexico and send
ing it back for distribution, which was
the former practice.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02
FIRES AND CASUALTIE >.

The Davenport Towa) WOO en- mills
were damaged SIS, 600 by fire rendering
300 operati yes idle.
THIRTEEN business houses at Huron,
O., were destroyed by fire. Loss,
$50, 900.
AT Richmond, Tex, a business block
was totally destroyed by fire. Loss,
100000; insurance, $4,000.
FIRE in Ottumwa, Iowa. destroyed I.
Riordan's buildings and skating rink.
Losses, $4,000; partially insured.
The eoal-breaker in Lehighton, own
ed by Smith 6 Co., of New York, was
destroyed by an incendiary fire Monday
night; loss, $4,000.
CONTINUED rains have caused an
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

The only musical instrument that
can be said to be distinctly national
is the bagpipe, which is peculiar to
Scotland. 1t is an instrument of great
antiquity. 1t was known to the Tro-
jams, and the ancient Egyptians and
Greeks were familiar with it. There
are references frequently to piping in
the bible. Theocritus mentions it,
and according to Procopius, it's in
spring strains led the Roman war
riors INTO the field of battle. On the
reverse OF a coin of the Emperor Nero
said himself to be a performer on
the instrument-something like bag
pipe is represented. It was, it has
been stated, included in the band of
tae Grande Ecurie at Paris, and was
played at court concerts in the time
of Louis XIV. At the end of the
fifteenth century it seems to have be-
come popular in Scotland, but what
the precise form of the instrument
then was is not known. Some say
that it was derived from the Romans,
while others are of opinion that it
came through the northern nations to
Scotland. At any rate, it seems to
have been always one of the musical
instruments of the Celtic race.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

The latest theory concerning
Bright's disease and other affections
of the kidneys is that they are due to
the immoderate use of ice~water and
other chilled beverages. Thirty or
forty years ago, physician asserts,
when people Stacked their thirst with
fresh water from well or pump, kid
~ 7fooo,.oo wee9 Il oosoei1J .s.4IAAvwn.
Now, however, the general use Office
water in every household and saloon
and the multiplication of soda fount.
aims cause thousands of persons to
abruptly shock their heated internal
organs with freezing draughts, and
kidney troubles have become very
prevalent
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

The first coin ever issued in this
country was the old-fashioned cart
wheel cent. The first issue was in
1898, and there were three dies made.
With the single exception of the year
1915, there has been no break ia the
issue of cents from that time to the
present. It was III 1895 that the lib
erty cap was changed to the I'll let
head, and these were issued regular ly
for thirteen years, when the Godde IS
of Liberty appeared on the coin, wit h
thirteen stars surrounding it. A cen
of the issue of 1899. in good condi-
ion, is worth $40 or $50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02
Marrying An He1ress.
New York Sun.

Darky( Ito minister)-How much do
you cha'ge fo' kermlttin' de marriage
ceremony, Mistah Goodman?
Minister-Two dollars Sam, will fix
it.
Darkey-Well. wud yo' be willin' to
wait fo' de money?
Miniester- how long, Sam?
Darkey-Not mon foah .Teeke, sab.
D. lady nab got 81 IN de bank, sab,
an don s'pects I kin git de powah
CD attorney inside Oh foah weeks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

A STAR-ROUTE case was recently
tried ia Kansas IN which the governs
ment prosecuted a contractor in a
civil suit to recover money paid him,
as was alleged, under a fraudulent
construction of his contract. The
government was beaten in the suit, as
it has been in all the other star~route
paSeS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

ONE of the largest single electric
lights ever constructed was placed on
exhibition at Seneca Falls, n. Y, re-
Gently It was of fifty thousand cam
dle-power, and was made in lion.
The light was placed on the tower of
a building at height of seventy-fve
feet from the ground. 1t is intended
to illuminate the whole village.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02
Insanity in the United States.
DR.. W. E. Sylvester, in the Alienist.

DR.. w. E. Sylvester, in the Alienist.
Twenty years age the number of in
sane persons in the United States was
only "a, 042. In 1870 it had reached
81, 432, and IN 1880 treatment was re-
quired for 81, $50 lunatics. From 1870
to 1880, the increase in insanity wa
nearly $50 per cent, while that of the
total population was about %. These
figures do not, however, represent &C
tual increase; but during this period
a large nanber OF insane persons,
previously concealed were brought
to public notice by more thorough
investigation. In America, apart
from several large county asylums,
there are eighty state and forty pri-
vate institutions for the care of the
insane, with a proper capacity for
about 10000, but containeing SO, 1872,
thus leaving probably 5000 to be
cared for elsewhere The proper ton
of insane is greatest in New England,
while the increase has been naost
rapid 10 the western states. In the
state of New York there are thirty
five institute ons for the care Of these
unfortunate people, accommodating
IL 343 patients, while it is said that
there are 4 900 provided for at home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

HIBBs, the ingenious defau!ting
Idaho Postmaster, who has been ar
rested IN Canada, offers to pay back
SIS, 900 of the money he stole to com
promise the case. Postmaster Gener-
al Villas declined the offer, and says
the Government would rather have
he thief than the money!"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

THE whole number of visitors to the
New Orleans exposition was 1, 158, $40.
The show was open nearly as long as
the centennial exhibition at Philadel-
phia, which was visited by 1910, 966
persons This explains the cause of
the financial failure OF the New Or
leans enterprise.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

A graduate of Vassar has published
a book entitled "How to make bread. :"
A lady who followed the directions Is
very much pleased. She uses the
Ioaves to put against the doors. They
look better than bricks and are much
heavier.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

The children of Mormonism do not
know that they live in the United
States, never heard of George Wash
ington ard Abraham Lincoln, and be-
lieve that the head of the Mormon
church Is the ruIer Of the country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

Mr.. E. r. Hoyt, mechanical engi-
neer at the New Orleans Exposition,
was severely injured by huge derrick
pole falling on his foot. He was con-
veyed to mis- residence, and after only
three apple ations of st. Jacobs Oil, all
the swelling and pain disappeared, and
he resumed his duties.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

Brooms and broom brushes in Eng
land, France, Belgium and Denmark
are now generally made from sort
of palm known in Brazil as piassava.
The hoer of this palm is also employ
ed in Brazil for ropes
Millions of seventeen-year locusts
have appeared about Hamilton,
Ohio.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

4 ton of gum arabic is used a weekly weekly
at the government envelope factory
at Hartford, Conn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

Why are two Guinea pigs like the
walls of fort? Because they are PAIR
O. pets.
Sarah Bernhardt spends S. day
for cosmetics.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-02

heavier.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27
Summons.

In the County Court 81 tie County Of
Mon We, rsrrgibry II Aria ,ns,
Emma Gard piqiutlff. W. william 4.
Gard, defendant. Summons.
Actin brought IN the County Curt II
M.have houaty. Arizoni Territory.
TIE EeritJrN Of rl1 ma sends greeting
IL William A. Gard. d.fepdsnt.
You are hereby summoned and required
to appear ia All actiun brought agaiBst ynu
by tlis slp,ys n tned plaintiff In the County
CDnrt d Nobnso C0unty. AriE'na Terri
tory. and answer the complaint FLED
With the Clerk Of this Cour', ut Min.
srsl Park. IN said countv Ia ospy Of
which opmpiaint accompanies this sum.
monsl within twenty days texc'usive of
the day II yervi,eI after the service upon
yon 81 this summons. " served In this
Q unity: mt IL served ont Of tie courtv.
and within tii- district. then ~iihin thirty
q tys: in III other cyyses. forty DAYS. And
yOu .re hereby notified that 10 won fail to
apfear and 'nywar the gonpplaiut ~ aIloss
required, the plaintiff will e4ke default
ac,in-t Won and apply to the Coprt for ths
relief demHnded IN the cosipIant herein.
ard costs and disbursements ~ this behalf
expended.
GiYen under my hand and the seal
kErA ri the ssid County Court Of No-
tEas3 lh-~ courty. Arisons Territory. at
MjrersI Park. this 25th day OF
August, 1885.
II. BUcKssaps.
Comfy Clerk.
j. w.STrrHrrsos. Airy for Plaintiff.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27

ed. AZ at the time OF our visit ths vxIt on
either side had not been reached. II this
width of ore holds out the discovery In thia
minis will more than equal that os Msasrs.
Wright and Lsyns In tho Prosperity mine.
Even with what ors h at presrpt sxpostd
Mr.. Z nsls has q fortune, and he nov has
ns,rly carload ssoked up which be Will
ship in few days.
On tins mine we also found Mr.. Gsoyes
Dorehefiy surtina oy~r the old dumps.
which he his ls,sed ironn Mr. Wright. He
has nucoe~dsd in fndinr several tons Of ore
that samples abut $50 to the ton, and ~
vet be hiss hardly made commencement.
lie will do we'll cot of his leas~.
We don't pretend 90 be ueh II an sx.
pert in mining but we ara very stroneiy Il
the opinion that II s.r. Wright will GO N
work srd oT~n mp the nosthern snd of this
claim lie will find another bonsrx,. Ran.
ming ~ II does to the Cprei ground. II ID
the most favorable ,iiuated Of sBy elsip,
on q bill. All II needs is development.
md - this there csn 10 NJ dotbt in the
mind Of anyone who has Wi ed the ground.
There ere numerous otter mines hsine
worked In ard around HIockton, spd others
on which work will soon be rsssnmenced.
not bly, tho Indian BY rnd star S,Anplsi
b pDer, but thr~s mus, be reserved for fa-
ture description.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27

workings sboas 10 or 20 feet, and wheu ths
,aain shaft ID connected with this tunnel
ths work Of - cpirR viii eemmsnes. and
not til then. With ,be aid af this tunnel
and ths development work done daring Ia
progrsss, this mine will be- abls 10 pot
forth sCO tons POI month With very lttis
work.
On shs same ground and about rs fest b.,
low the main ledge there Ia still sno,hsr, al.
INST identio i in the character of ths orr.
and II about the stme width. On which q
good deal Of work has been done. This
lower ledge IL evidently spar from tie
main nne. and viii bs connected With Il in
tue fntnre BY eroS@ent IN the msin tnn-
mel Of alb ut 75 feet. which will opsn up an.
other big bi,.s q stoeina gronnd.
We regard the GaIootd, ss being one ~
the beat properties in tl,s county, and al
ti,"nuh trs ore u not very hiah r,aas ann
larrd with some ~ eu- oslsr minss still
the imasnss amount ~ are In sixht end
the width and assured perm treasy of the
i4dys moro thtn compensate for ". Tho
G,.isou1. lies o. tie opp,ats side II the
hiii Oh which shs Prosperity Minis !. situ IT.
I'd md I. snp:'osel tn be o the sans vein.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27
NstIee or Forfeiture.

To JANIS HrrcaKss tor any person ci,tim.
ing title under or from him).
fDu are hereby notified that
hsve expen1ed tiG0 In labor snd improve
,aents upon the California Noes, NJ. 2
lode, mining risim, situated in the SIN
Francisco Mining District, In the county of
Mohsye. Territory OF Ariz ,na, in ordsr 70
hold SAID premise. under the pr.visio,S II
section ys2s. Revised Statutes of the law,,
of the Unitad States, being the smount re-
qpired 10 hold the same for ID. wear ending
December 81. issi. Ard II within 80 days
after this notice by publication you fail "
refuse to pay your full proportion OF sueh
expenditure ~ q co-owner, yoar interest in
said claim will become the prore,ty Of the
subsc riber, under said Section 23sl.
JAxEs l.. wnsz.
Mineral Park, Jnlv II. 1875.
July IL GOD,
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27
THE "GOLCONDA."
ONE OF THE BEST LEAD
MINES IN THE COUNTY.
A STEADY TLoDUC.g OF ORE.

This mine Is ore located by ". II. Sher-
man and W. =. Grounds SHe yetrs alo,
bpl ~ now 0wrsd by Mcssr. Sherman.
Thompson. Smith nd GS,k. IL there is
anything in name This mine was aptly
named, taviS ibdeed become s0urc~ II
We lii to i,s uvnsr-. We baYs often been
ssLsd the origin ard gaming VI the word
Geicnda, siil f"r tie beneh: of those Of
our readers who d. not know 1t We give tbs
( liOwiug explanation. Golc,Dda IL the
nsme Of a c~irbra,ed fortress Ia India be-
longing ~ The Man Of : ,der.,b d. aod is
situated sewn miles 8" the norti west .f
the O ~ of hygerabnd. In il. immediate
nsighborh'-d are shs ruins Of an ancient
city. oncs ths msfr'p,lis 1 the Hnoisnt
Kingdom Of Goloond 1t is provsrbi ally
f,ruous for its diamopd-. but 10 truth they
are merely out and p lishsd tie .. being
found generally at Parts.il. rear the
soatbsrn frontier II The Sizam's domin.
ions.
The present owners Of this miro toek
charge ou July LIST last. and since lien have
been putting forth their energies towards
opeuing up the miHs in proper Q Ie- TIE
main shsft hrs been sunk TO depth Of
nearly 100 fest. and drifts rsn each way
from the 20 and o-foot levels for nbopt 10
fes, each Wv. which work 10 now beng
epnsinusd. Very little stoping has bsen
done in this mine. saficient orc having been
tsksn qqt ip the work Of development 10
r-nnnesnts the nvasrs fur their work and
paw tss necessary sxpsuses. This mine,
which We visited about ten days since, may
be regarded ~ one VI the coming mines Of
the dissri The ore stresk aries from
about ten inches 10 two feet aud bali. oo.
c,s,onaiIy widening out still npre. II has
never failed yet and may be seen in svsry
pyrt cS the mine, and II seems ~ become
vi der and n hs, as dspth - Sttaiped, The
ore il Rslsna and carbonate VI lead in vary.
ing proportions. In some parts Of the mine
the galena IL more than foot wide, while
in others IL is only !. fov inches.
Since July lst ths present owners have
shipped G7 tons Of ore. which has averaged
IS ounces ip silver and ono ounce in gold
per ton. with frt IN 20 TO z5 per cent lead.
They have on the platform at KinRIpan II
tons awniting shipment. and about az tons
still on the dump. All Of thi, ore. nearly
I2O tons, has b1en obt ,insd from sinking
shafts and driftinS. and u the result Of
less than three fpontns work Of four men.
A tunnel il now beng driven in on the vein
which viii rup under the present deepest
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27
THE H0USEKEEPER.

"TnE HoUsEKErysE' for August Is All M
usually good numb r. The Leading articles
are How Six Girls made Money" No. 4 Of
the behavior Papers" which is devoted to
bashfuI boys and very foil and interest
ing chapter On "Hosfe Building," which
shows how the new hopse va. made out Of
the old one. The Home and "Correspon-
dence" departments are unusually full. and
larger installment Of prize recipes IL given.
The publishers of .'THE HoUsEKERPEH" are
Offering some beautiful HJral premiums,
among them two bean tifal Tea Roses ard a
choice new lily, "The Lily Of Purity" nuch
more beautiful than tho Easter Lily, e,ch
bulb producing forty to Fifty flowers in a
season. Send for specimen copy and fuIl
particulars. To get these choice floral pre-.
miums /: Is necessary n subscribe before
October 1st 1885. Address. Buckeye Pub.
ishing Co., Minneapolis, Mum.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27
s.,.@.l .r r.,rsI,sre.

To p w. WAbsys and Rrca.np SrEaLnIo.
Yisn sr. hereby notified taat bsss
expended 800 In labor and improvements.
upon tbs stsfbf and Ewing mining cisim.
sita ted in tbs wsIiapi ginina Diarict,
in the county OF Mohsve, Tsrrtory of Ar.
xons. aud duly recorded in tbs mining
rsoprds ~ said ,,onnty. in order ~ hold S,id
premises gpdcr tine provisions Of n ctiOn
1924 Revised Statutes Of ihs United States,
bsIDs this anoui,t required 10 bold the SANS
for the year ending D@csDber 81, 1854.
And ron are further notified that fhs
proportion ~ iSid expenditure due from
Won is xs5 each, iawfu. money Of the United
States, and 10 xt lhin ninety days after the
pnbIics'iun IT this roti.e ven f4ii ~ refuse
80 o mt ribu'o ysur prop,rtion Of such ex-
peHditure a. 1o-ownes, your interest in said
claim vi bec4g8e the property Of the IN.
dersigned under said Section 1924.
L b. Mosss.
Mineral Park, Jure %, 1855.
* yu2l-ysd