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strange double suicIde.

DENVER, November 5.-A Salida spe-
cial TO the Ti-ibune-R Republican says: DR..
J. II. Nonamaker and wife were found
dead in bed this morning with bullet
holes through their temples. From a
letter LETT by them to the editor Cf the
Nelcs, IL seems both had grown dis
couraged over their inability to get
frien is to endorse a note for 800 and
had agreed to suicide together. Mid.
night last night was mutually agreed
upon as the time. They retired with
loaded pistols, and when the clock
struck II fired, dying Instantly. As
Nonamaker was jealous. brutal man
the general belief is he killed his wife
during jealous fit, wrote the letter and
committed suicide.
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Turf Talk.

JEsoxE PARK. November 5.-The re-
ss'pts today were for the benefit Of the
mother Of Paul Potter, jockey, who
9ss killed on the track q few days ago,
About S QUO wss melted.
lhree-quarters OF 3 mile - BOnsoiT
5Sa; Richmond second: Choektaw
A;Te, Time, LIZ,
-51Ie--.Anarchy won; Uberto second ;
I'm ut; third. Time. l.47.
A4e and quarter WalifoEer won,
55S-s5essu second, FOsteraI third. Time,
Ahe and one-Sixteen HOrtachimil
T in, MAY Hamilton second, Vals third.
eepis chase, short cOurse-Auri IN
~ ~ repeater second, Rose third. No
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Report Of the Paymaster-GeneraI

WASHINGTON, November 5.-Pay-
naster-General Rochester, in his an
nual report to the Secretary of war,
shows that the disbursements of his
bureau during the last fiscal year
amounted to $1S,4S3, 727, including
Yg7 900 to the signal service. $213, 900 20
the Military Academy, and $12.3l9, 443
On the army pay rolls. The amount
6sbursed for the payment of mileage of
oscers was $152. 900. General Rochester
FscOmmends legislation allowing an
ofiesI who may be travelling
uDder orders his actual fare
sad setual rate of mileage by
rae shortest usually travelled route,
sufficient to meet Incidental expenses.
such q scheme, he says. would be more
Suitable, both to the officer and the
g67rnment, than the present system.
N1sty-two nOn-commissiOned officers
md pr;vates have been placed upon the
eiired list. General Roches ter recon-
aends legislation 10 authorize the pay
Ment Of these men 50 per month in lieu
Of allowances for clothing and rations.
The Paymaster-Genersl reports that
the diminished operations of his bureau
make Il possible 10 drop six clerks from
the present force.
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APrying Postmlstrsss Come. TO Grief

ALLENTOWN, Pa, November 5.-Mrs.
Catherine Trump, postmistress at the
village of Corning, has been arrested
charged with opening letters out OF
curiosity. and reading them for the pur-
pose of keeping herself posted in regard
to the business secrets of her neighDorS
and love affairs of the young people OF
the community. She admits her guilt,
and in justification alleges that she did
not know she was committing an
ofTense for which she could be punish
ed. She is under bail TO answer at the
next term Of the United States Court.
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The Adiutant,s Rep. IT.

WASHINGTON. November 5.-Adjutant-
General Drum, in his annual report to
the Secretary of War, invites attention
TO the subject of absolute arms and am
niunltion in the hands of the state mi
litia, or stored in the several State ar
mories. It would. he says, seem the
most wise measure IL. at the approach
ing session of Congress, a general act
were passed providing for the
immediate exchange, when re
quested, of all the absolute arms
now in the hands of the militia
OF the several States, for approved
Springfield rifles, calibre 45, and appro-
pTiate ammunition therefor. He re-
cOmmends that proof be required with
the application for details of the mill
tary professor at any military school
that at least $50 male pupils, above the
age OF 10 years are usually present. He
finds that in some cases the number
runs as low as 60. He recommends that
non-commissioned officers and privates
on the retired list be paid the gross sum
IN money in lieu of their present pay
and commi ton allowance, and he
submits Table embodying a pro-
position TO pay them at rates
varying from $5S.40 per month
for chief musicians to S23, 90for artifcers.
He recommends the publication of a
new edition of army regulations to con-
form with the laws enacted since the
present code was promulgated, and calls
attention to the inadequacy in size OF
the military prison at Fort Leaven-
worth. He calls special attention TO the
value of the work done by prisoners.
He also calls attention TO the difficulty
of securing clerks acquainted with army
forms and recommends remedies.
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Hill serenaded.

ALBANY, n. Y, November 5.-Gover-
nor Hill was serenaded this evening at
the Executive Mansion by the citizens
of Albany and the Jacksonian Clubs.
In reply to the greeting Governor Hill
made these points: That the Democratic
victory in New York will strengthen
the hands of our President, and aid
him in his effort Tor the publication of
the public service; that New York can
never be carried upon any issue of sec
tIOnal hate; that he had not promised
non-partisan administration of the
State affairs. but would make an honest
one. In closing he felicitated the party
on the success of General Lee in Vir-
gInia.
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DUBLIN, November 5.-The National,
lists of Wexford. in convention to-day
elected Messrs. Barry and John Red
mond as their candidates for members
of Parliament in the coming election.
Parnell. in speech, said that coercion
had been crushed out and coercers
hurled from power; that there was no
municipal aHd petty reforms, as Ire
lands legislative independence was
drewing near.
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sharon.

SAN FRANcIsco, $40 pm, November
5.-Ex-Senator Sharon is reported
slightly better this evening. HE is
suffering from neuralgia of the heart.
In anticipation of his approaching end.
he, to-day, decided over all his property
to his son, Fred Sharon, and son-in-law
Frank q. Newlands, in trust for his
heirs. The estate is valued at
over $6,0O0.0O0 and embraces prop
erty in Nevada, California, Mis-
souri, and the District OF Co
lumbia. 1t is to be divided into three
equal portions among his children.
Clara, Fred and Flora nady Hesketh).
or their heirs. The three children Of
Clara, who is deceased, will each receive
one-third of her share. The deed ig-
nereS all other relations of Senator
Sharon.
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arexican Matters

Mexico, via Galveston, Noyember5.-
The opposition in Congress endeayored
last night to ger through a resolution
abrogatlng the famous financial DEGREES
of last June, one of which recognized
the English debt, while the other sus-
pended all subsidies. The resolution
was defeated by an overwhelming vote.
A resolution accusing x-President
Gonzales of peculation in ofice, pre-
scented by the opposition. has been sent
by Congress to the Grand Jury section
Of that body. The general opinion is
that no bill will be found against him
or bis Finance Minister
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what the Knights, Claim .

NEW York, November 5.-The Posts
Washington special says: Representa-
tives of the Knights of Labor allege
that thepublIc press, in assigning the
reasons for the Democratic victory in
New York, has quite overlooked the
importance of that organlza ton as a
factor in the results. One of its officers,
who is also in the government service,
and spent some days in New York and
Brooklyn in the interest OF the organi-
cation, says that its members there
voted with almost unanimity for Hill
and claim that his success was due to
their efforts. Hills answers to certain
questions about the labor question
pleased them better than Davenport's
did.
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The New Gera.an Ambassador.

PARIS, November 5. = Count Won
Munster, the new German ambassador
to France, presented mis- credentials to-
day to President Greyy. NJ. De Frey
cinet, Minister of Foreign Affairs, was
present. Count Won Munster said
" emperor William charged me to con-
t;nue to- develop the friendly and
neghborly relations at present existing
between France and Germany. l shall
always feel the warmest pleasure in tul-
filing the task, so In accordance with
my personal feelings, by rendering my
self sincere interpreter of the feelings
of my august soverei N. -
President Greyy replied: 81 am con-
vinced that your personal feelings, to-
gether with the common. interests OF
both nations. viii strengthen the good
relations existing between them.
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An Eaitor.. rribura.

Theron P. Keator. editor OF TT.
Wayne. Ind, Gazette, writes: 'sFOr
the past i've years have always used DIR.
Kings New Discovery, for coughs of
most severe character, as well as for
those OF milder type. 1t never fails to
effect a speedy cure. My friends to
whom have recommended it speak of
1t IN same high terms. Having been
cured by it OF every cough 1 have had
Tor five years. consider it the only re-
liable and sure cn-e for coughs, colds
etc. Cali at z. c. NJ. I. Drug Store and
get Free Trial Bottle. Large size, 81
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Jswslrr store Roahad

l49fge leEelry store in Boston was
ssipoe9 recently 6y some Ingenious rss-
tOr - ~ hsd secured the combination
sbont- -, =, SAFE Sa lock. They carried of
Tbis S-o'VJ0 Eorth of choice jeweiry.
s1f noss 3 serious loss to the jeTeier.
Of noS 49, - pad as If he had been robbed
.sEsi-.e. ; . digest his dinner. Stolen
ron SIS. ! hard 70 recover. But Browns
1,.sr- lie 1- VII restore digestion. Mr.
81 NJ. kent0n, Ohio, saws: Il
~ - -.SSn's Iron Bitters for dvspepSia
1siactOry results"
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The Message.

WAsHISeToN, D. C.NoYember 5.-The
Cabinet meeting to-day was attended
BY all the members. except Secretaries
Manning and Whitney. Arrangements
were made tor special conferences be-
tween the President and individua
members of his cabinet regarding lhe
treatment OF topics 70 be considered in
the Presidents message TO Congress.
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Through Jealousr.

ALBANY. Oregon, November 5.-Last
night, while James Campbell, a Young
man, was walking up the street With 9
young lady, his fiancee, Captain Z. n.
Saunders. of Corvallis, editor of the
Benton Leader, stepped behind him and
fired two shots. One entered Camp
this morning. Jealousy IS the supposed
cause.
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GoansetIeus.

HARTFORD, Conn, November 5.-Cor-
rectt d returns Of the vote through the
Stale show several changes. Accord
ing to these the Republicans gain rep
resentative in Bethany, Chaplin, Put
nam and Cotton and the Democrats
elect one of the Merton representatives,
DR.. ! 'is. The corrected tables show
for the Hou ,e I32 Repu blicans, and il6
Demo, rats. There will probably be
several contests.
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A Surplus

New York. November 5.-The state
ment of the Houston & Texas Railway
for the month of August, 1885, shows
gross earnings $40, 46s, operating ex-
penses 1886, IVA. There was paid for
renewals and improvements 1871, thus
leaving the net earnings at 1888 but
the monthly interest charges on the
funded debt amounts TO $99, $50, leaving
a surplus of $50, $50.
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The Mail Service.

NEW YoEK, November 5.-A petition
has been forwarded to the Postmaster
General asking that regular and pune
tual mail service be established between
the United States and the regular mail
connections Of Mexico. Central and
South America, via Colon and Panama.
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NV YsRK, November 5.-The mis-
sionary society of the Methodist Epis-
conal church is In session to-day.
RiSbop Bowman presided. Delegates
we're present from all parts or the coun-
try. II was resolved TO raise $1,000, 00o
for missionary purposes during the
coming year.
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Actively Preparing for War.

VIENNA. November 5.-King Milan
continues to actively prepare for war
and is making arrangements in the
event of hostilities breaking out to adj
vance from Pierot to Sofia, the capitol
of Bulgaria. The Servian premier. NJ.
Garachinine, is preparing to cross
Timok River, which divides Bulgaria
and Servia, with a strong force, into
Widden district A forced conflict
between the Servians and Bulgarians
viii probably be brought on by an
attempt TO prevent the advance of King
Milan and his force on the road to
Sofia. Widen will be attacked by a
force under NJ. Garachinine, only in
case King Milan defeats Prince Alex
ander. Russia expects that the Servians
will be victorious. If Servia succeeds in
taking Sofia and Widen, Russia will
intervene and insist that King Milan
withdraw behind the Servo-Bulgarian
frontier, following the lines as indicated
by the treaty of San Stefano.
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starting Up.

CHEsrER, Pa. November 5.-Orders
have been received at Roach's ship
yard to start up next Monday morning,
and the machinery is being put Ii
order 70 that end. Naval Constructor
Steel, who will have charge OF the COM
pIetion OF the cruisers, arrived at the
yard to-day. About 800 men viii be pus
to work
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Harrona. Dabilftatad Man.

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NC RaIknn Conference

CoNsrASrrNoPLE. November 5.-The
first meeting of the Balkan conference
took place 70 day. Business was limited
TO the exchanging of credentials and
the appointing of officials. The con-
ference viii reassemble on Saturday,
when the first formal session vii be
held.
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The Chinese In Tacoma.

PORTLAND, 0gn., November 5.-A phi
vate dispatch from Tacoma states that
Chinatown, situated near the lower
danot and wharf of the Northern Pa
cihc, had been burned by mob, and
that the railroad tanks, trestle and
other property had been damaged.
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Postmastera.

? 4AszISeToS, November g. The
= s.Os.Hssser-GeneIal to-day appointed
= following fourth-class postmasters
Gal oaali Boulder Greek, James F.
gsnI -'nsoam; Little River, a. +. Mahl-
''eson-Weils, VIM. F. Cawth0rne.
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SHILOH'S VITALIZER Is what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
Dizziness, and all symptoms OF Dyspep-
sla- Price 10 and rs cents per bottle
For sale at A. c. Smith & Cos Drug
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PennsrIrania.

PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Cem-
plete returns from every county in the
State give Quay (Republican), for State
Treasurer. 81, 962, and Day (DemOcrat).
%, SS5 plurality. Quay's plurality over
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ADemOerAtic victory.

PHILADELPHIA. November 5.-OfRcial
returns of the vote for Congressman of
the Nineteenth district Of Pennsylvania,
10 i'll the vacancy caused by the death
of VIM. A. Duncan, show plurality of
3 $50 for Swope, (DemOcrst), over Blair,
(Repu blicanl.
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To wee The expenses.

vienna, November 5.-The Servian
government is issuing 10 franc bank
notes. pavable in silver, in order TO meet
the expenses incurred by her var pre-
parafiOnS.
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Cost OF an Epidemic

MONTREAL, November Sat meet
ing OF the civic finance committee this
afternoon. a statement was submitted
showing that s75, 900 have already been
spent to put down the smallpox
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NEW YoRK, November 5.-The earn
ings of the Northern Pacific from July
LIST to October 31st, of-the current year
were 81, us. 136; for the same portion Of
lest, $4,753. ITO, showing = decrease this
wear of S34 o7<
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Smallpox.

MONTREAL, November 5.-An official
report TO the Board OF Health says that
there are 700 houses IN this city infected
with smallpox, of which 365 are pla-
carded.
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spoiIIngthe Crops.

LONDON, November 5--HeaYy rains
are falling in the Midland districts.
The water in some places Is two feet
deep, and is spelling the crops
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TO overthI the GoverDmsnt

BELGRADE. November Six persons
have been arrested here for consDiring
to overthrow the government
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LoxDox. November 5.-The Norwe-
g;an bark AotiIa has foundered on
Greenburg and twenty-five persons
we're drowned.
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WHY WILL YOU cough, when
Shiloh's Cure viii give immediate re
lief. Price 1Oc.. soc. and 81. For sale
at A. G. Smith & Co. s Drug Store. IL
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sHILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold BY rs on q guarantee.
It cures Consumption. For sale 81 A.
c. Smith & Cos Drug Store. s
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-''S0oS, November 5.-Robert Thorn
~ d noted miniatureps painter, is dead.
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/ take pleasure IN announcing 70 the
public that my Fall and Winter Styles
OF Clothing. consisting OF the Latest De-
signs In
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scmesL STATISTICS.

0.S. Jones, Superintendent Of Public
destruction In King county, Furnishes
the following eonssrnina our pabEie
schools
Amosst raised for school purposes.
y. Aa az. % paid for teachers wars
An. ont paid for rent Of school room
esooQ.
Auoant raid for repair Of schcel
house,. $2T3s -.
Amount paid Tor school furniture,
eiss76.
Amount paid for fuel and other e.
penses, 9i&ag 81.
Amoans paid on buildfngs. &354. 50.
Total amount paid for school purposes
during the year, tad. ssS n.
Namhsr Of uhiltisa enrolled In public
achoois daring tine year, HiT0.
Number Of children enrolled In pFi-
vate schools, 81.
Number o. children In county not ~
tending school, SIS,
Average daily attendance, 1855
Number Of teachars employed during
Tie year, 30.
Average nambsr Of months public
school has been tauRht, 6. i
Nanb+r Of scessol houses built during
tie year. 3
Number OF TeAclaers' Iuaiitutes hald
IN county DARING the rear, l.
Estimated value II echeol houses aud
Rsounds in county, klit,it1
kaiimaisd value Of school fnrnitars.
E.susassd vslus Of school appsra.as.
Average salary paid male teachers per
Awlsss .sisss psid female ,sasAars
Number q sahool districts In ,he
No@bsr Of ssaosl houses In the eOsn-
ty,tl.
Number Of mhcel houses having seacol
dnrins tbs year, 10
Nsmber Of graded schools 10 the scun-
y. .
Namssr Of schools s=.uished witA
Unnfsideed piosionaFy, u
1OnanS OF 1852 aaoas a6st pupila ef
ssannl ass Of 1853. SSEsl Of issi. 500;
Of 1855. t71T.
hmonns eppertiosled Ia HsSS per pural.
WSt 10 1854 ~ ~; W tss5, a. "a.
Amunnt paid for teafhsr.s aacpz On
isA xlAssT In 1854. tiH, fsl il isss.
els Old
Naahef % paEhh enrolled In ruhlia
eehaai- % the espantv u. 1855. lAE9 IN
1854, 1850 u 1888 ,H70.
Il iseS there werv 81 school ai.trhst.
u the eouutys in lshS thsrs are 81
MANY Of toe saaosls are now provided
vish maps, einbeh lshAFaa ETC.. and The
neseodz q tsheeine tar excel thipss
fuoae - our ssessos thrssi years age.
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LAID NOTICES.
MIN APPLICATION no. Ia
rr-zp srsrEs IAxp OrI1E,

OExxPlA. y. r. Jpss 81. lssS.
xCstes q hersDy sfsea that 2 n G1ts.
whos< po<sozics s3srsss is SeA-sa., v. t. nAs
his aAy siea dis 4p liSeAlion Tor lsco AnesE
feet n rse IrSuscry Lode, ~ n R0s11. mise O.
x-n h~wr4nx usEaet9e iron. v1'n surt8c
zrr1sd SO fe~s Ia wtdth- Szsaased II s11Inh
msutn- District. K nj oo1nty. Nasnfngton
Te<rIsory. an designated es fn= aid Notes
AID { q AL pssi 90 lie in this oE1 e - Lok =
As Szla L0t No. Il e~iGg esssrieed ss iSl
lows, - wtss B1Si aafng ~ the most scatnsry
oorn-r a ssia ri.lrn. corner We ,, S-trg also
sorrer No. Of &. .. k&sin elAtsa ~ y ca
sane Lode and ne Ma q J W Gay
e 1n No. ~ o. Mammoth Lode. thence sorsn
50 dzS 50 min wet. variation a deg - 1nla-
e.ss, along the soGtAweSser'y Boundary 0.
ei.Ia. Ieiax sIso noTfaw, sssrly eoan AIRY o.
e n hAsln e-zIn Nc. 50. On same Lode.
GO tees - the n0sE westerly cor e o.
elzla C2rEer 30 , vaeTS Is ct POST teSt
las / O. n The grou 6 the1ee nofsa %
deg. 5 mia. East, an stirB q Deg 70 m a
81 Aeag tAe portbGsstrfiS boundary OF
cs.i1a 500 f-et - tn aoSt noEthsr1S corner OF
eiAsm- ornes NJ 3 betn3 sl-o corner No.
81 TsonAs Burke . claim No 81 ca the sac
Lone wh~Ts is set . y - feel long n loo
rgck and uaouNd ~ strns, thsuee ssuIn -
dsg. 80 Els. sxst. vsrIstloa II drG. 81 Ent1,
east al~nx the noxiheNSfersy eounSary al
elaiaa, DeiaS also hwsst~aiv BONA airy Of
TSnEAs bGtkes claim Ne 81, 500 fest to the
most ssstsriy e0rner u clair. Career No.
beng ais cCraer No. I Of Thcnias Burke
clam No 81 90 the aDe lode, and coreer No
, Of !. ". Gsye claim Ne. ~ On Mammoth
Lose, where 10 st pest feet long and ope
ioot IN the ground. thence south IS dss. IS
mi vest. VA-izfion - deg. east. along south
E2stsriy b iuadary Of c aim. being also north
" ster b undAry Of J. W. 6uye claim No.
- on aAmmOth Lode, 1880 fest TO the place Of
Deginning. Corner No. l. firm which Mineral
No uuent bears south 50 deg. b min. west,
452.05 fees containing 20.e4 acres.
TIE iocAtiop Of this Intre Il recorded In the
Recorders Ofiee Of King County. W. T., in
| box Of Mining records. and u known As Sis
Ct >Ais n cord.
Tne 81 u niDz claimants are J. ". 6gye
claim No. 40 on N mmoth Lode, and q, n
| aAsia, claim No SO. and Ia mss Burke. CLAIM
No. s n the In .u>try Lode.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
l portion o. said 4. NJ. Guye claim npon ths
iLdu-try LOae, or mine. er sdrfaee groand 81
| required 70 file their ad verse claims with Ii,
ksgist=r Ut the Unitsd States Land 0f1se .
| Olympia, W. T., durng the 60 days period o
| pub icafion hereof, or hey viii Be barred b.
virtue tue provisions Of the statute.
aus oes. JuHN r. GOWkY. Register.