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TRAINS NOhl =" -
cave Arr.Fe
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sDzly. fDaiy (excsp' slnfaye
STOPPlSG-PL PLACES.
zoe. 90 and IS make 20 s.ops- Sc- "
ana a. stop only on sigma. AZ Chester Cen@
t-sIis. aud Nsnes eater Nos Is, ~ =. -,
81 80, So IS. IS, ans 81 stop Al a. STATIONS
FTLLStAS-CARS SERVICE
On Train 40. 30 sleep. gears oet~een
washington and Char estOn. gu Train No:
a. sleeping cars between yscksonyile sni
washington. ON Trains Sos- ~ SIT -
seepinZ.eaFs between New York and JACK
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO SOR-
FOLK.
IvAvr ARRTvB.
R,cnmd- sli:3o A. NJ. Sorfo. K $40 r. NJ
Eichmd. $3.50 p. VI. Norfolk. 1000 = N.
Sorsolk-. $3.50 A. VI. Ricnm d l:So Z. y.
SorfoIk- 1880 p. VI. kichm d.. 40 J.. d.
These trains also make close connection
10 and rrom FarmyiIle, - nchours. ana
south western points. and al stations on
IT. Norfolk aud Western railroad;
Superintendent OF Transportation.
TN. ExERsos, General Passenger Agenss
aoY. HAS Traffic Manager. IL ~
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vNTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A
w oood Bread and Caks.Bsksr " 10
~ E. ADAM,
iseis1ts Twelfth st'sst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

NeJOTAs, PLATEIrFY AGAIysT NcJ0rkS
AsD Ala. DEyEsDAETs-IS TIE CHAE-
CRY CoCkT or THE CITY on RICHMOND.
LY.P. Turner, der giy clerk f said eo7ri,
certify tina, the bond sq1ired Of the specisi
com no es0nkr 81 the f@eree IN said cause q
Dees inter- IS, 1885, hzs been daily given.
Given under ny hand this 1854 day o.
lane 1873. F.P. TURNER.
els Deputy Csrz-
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Raj RHsss kgsss sna Aassianss<-
on>s. corner e EeysusE ana Haak 9rssesI
COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE sEOAD-sraEEr
PROPERTY,
Situated on THE SogTH SIDE oY
Bg0AD STREET BETvEEs
ErCHTH AND SIyYH STREETS.
A rwosToEY FRAMED sTOEE AND
DWELLING THEREON.
DESIGNATED By CITY No. slsS.
4. uar, erection % q cscrss ,-ecierSt ca
TIE zIsr day Of Jare. less. % ine S.rc@t
Court Of HeBrieo county, Ia i1e va, ., Nj
ter WHO sqss fc 20 Rachel xcheon&At &C.
"a tor aud receiver ne WILL q. speeial 10 n
uissiCuers thereby appointed, psDceei -
eel AZ pEos1c a1eiion, upo7 the premises
TUESDAY, JVSE 20. iess.
a. O'Clock r. W.. tnai DESIRABLE REAL
ESTATE az sooye iosrsted-
ne Lot frouss II fret. and r1ns nAe< De
tween parallel ines about Use feet 20 . = ifs
pasec alsy. ara TIE hose contains t5-r
rooms bss.tes ire store
TEas property lsgery tss.EsoiT loeAlei,
snt az az Investment . = scro "a vi
always ray handsomely. and m1sk ecnsoee
10 vslue.
TsEMs. One tnlri cash the osiAacs az
sx and twsive no0tas lOr regotisoas acies.
vita interest sdtec. sn6 t1s TIE Feiain
Until tee WhOie pcsr 1szse- naogleT - paid s1f
iced ordered oy TIE C0ur1-
HILL CABrER
A. W PATTERSON,
" Z. PEEsTON,
Sp-clai Coma Asstonecs-
MILE. MO SrE= &C. AGAINST NcpoS-
ALDf- CUEAToR. RECEI a. &c--!S rhE
CIECJGT Coz IT o. HESR.co COrSTT.
: George " Carter. clerk q sa!f codr,-
30 certify that the bond required q -p@ciSl
CO1am ssioLers Hill Carter. n ". Paiter-
son. and ". c. Preston. by decree entered
In tie above cause on the Zisi day Of June,
lsse. has been given
even under my hand this 22i Day o.
June. isss. GEORGE ". CARTER
iezs Clerk.
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wAsrs,

vHTAsTgD. TO SELL A GOOD
w Mitch .f,oy and Young Caif-Ope
81. ,.sins Manci.sstsf. n. OUY,
~. 80 as Manchester. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

In parxnznes Of the 1serse IN tue shoTs-
mentioned AIT. the n1fsn;znedr tnsssoJ
srt<snfs6 FOX the DGFToee, VII sci u sSc-
tl1a,, urS,1 The Dysnalses. ca
THUEsDAY, yrsE ~. Iss5.
AZ <I< a eI(<k y. 81, the PROPERTY io>st<d
a ak<gye, Inc DWELLING eOniaina az
g1<zsas. with all neces,srL calvert easn rsee-
tieSSs Sc. The Lot ssss a front Of ZI5z fsef.
. nd runs tack - feet znd ~ q pane %
ssgnr a. In cTCSze1 a. 10 yisif zDDt re- ntsi.
THkrgs One third cAsh. and the residue a.
Twelve . nd s1zntssn n1ont1s- purena-sr CIV
Ing notes, win interest," AZ pr cent. pr
sDnnnn frrEn fzy 81 ale till payment: htie
retained 1Etu the whole Durekzse. nOnsT -
go snf A CONVEYANCE ORDERED By tie
Eoarz, NAH HALL n GILLIAN,
SPECIAL Com "a - OEer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
AUcHygg aA24s--Sesese 49,.
D. y. r. Lyns Aca
yExman fnyDs1,
Rx.l nssss Assns szd Azstto1esu-
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
sALEOF
vKIL-LocArED AVID yALUAsLE
rxPsovED ZEAL EsTATE
On SEVENTH. yrYTH. FUCErH, AND
sKcosD srEEETs
NrHE CIT OF RICHMOND.
BELONGING 70 The EsTArE OF TIE
LATE NATHAN 3. CLARKE
LATE NATHAN 3. CLARKE


In vgrxzanes q o f,serEs of shs C'rgzii
CorTrs q Hanover county. entered Ga toe
ssp sxT or gx.e. 1885. TIE 11f@Efy1eff SCI
ezal CON 11fMtansrx VII se4 ~ c11--e 49,
sl0c, 90 ssse rrrnsssss. &C
FErDAY. -CyE Is. 1879.
a. ylS o'csoes P. H.. beginning 1os COATING
trx a tie inter herein G&nrSst. sfle HEAL
E-TATE referred % Ia sa.f fecvS>-ytE-.
4. Ths THEE SfOEY BkiCk DWELL
ING No. $40 north Seventh ssgees. ltDnss ~
s6zl39 feet q. tse west SO 81 -@TeEsia street
Deswesn Gay ant Lssxa stEssEs. eOcEsLn41Z
ahonE esxsIs fso1cs re EsuzL sc1Tsnts1css
3 ~ KfCE-AsD-gEAJfE STORE
md DWELLING No. sIs r0rsa 5esco1f
% z~cnss street between Narsn2I AZ
Cay ssfsets. cocislslns saos.s ak f1o-as De-
>. me TwO-sToEY BRICK TZNEJfEyr
g0. $40 n0gth FOGrsn street. fronting 3'tIIzs
Get On Zoe west sifs o. Eolrsn zsrsss b.
sEsea L. "a ans sseksyn ssreets cousAin-
lEz abort i've Fo0E1s, Win 51l-f11az 4 .sar
hO1firz % the 8.'Sy.
9 Ths LARGE THREE STOgY STTc-
COED DEELLGSG 10 -15 north F!fil
street., fFon,iag sstEIZz feet On the .ess Sc
% flfil sfFsss between DuTai AMI Baker
sresss VIII tee 51LtlnZs IN rear thereof
TgENs- gne tnaff css1: the resif1e "a
- .zI .rsfsilzents zisir add twelve months
tne purchaser 70 give 2eloIi1ole noses 10
The deferred psynosnts With Interest aided.
sEt the title 10 Be retail Tel Hnti toe par
chase -r-OEsy = folly pslf and a Conveyance
ordered b. the Cogrt.
TALgTEt.L ELLErF.
WALTER SfDNJH.
SPECIAL Commissioners.
VIII LTsE Co.
and ArCtiClee3.
FrRNNAS TCPPER-
CLAEEEs ADErgIsTEAToEs - Cr.A2SE
y. {. AsD ALs.
u. A. Brown. clerk o, the Circuit Court
q Hanover county. certify that the bonds
re- alrsd o. the special com n 'ssiOners ~ de-
cree entered 10 vacation on the etn % June,
less. in the sooye-stylsd cause have been
cu.y given.
Given under ny hand this i9th day OF
June, less. J. A. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

NNrAETgD, BOAkDgR9--TABLg
w and permanent. Large and pifs'y'
furnished rooms Apply ut CIT ssst Msls
street, IL 2S&z7'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

ocKr--Lx KvYBc7 ycsE n. Isss
- ~ 'Iss TO sOssoLx-
TWO DAB. W. TO LTycHSCsG
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asr rarrnvI.s Ly-scsgr7. ~
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so r. X. Daily. srcsDs snncsT ,ss zea-
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No. S-H1anokp 20 N0uss 1rlefy l--afr.-
rooxs. anf Nez1 pGls vatcs3s-5 :1a1ks
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tor ea % D. cossicet a. Eicc nonf An1 ~
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

b II. seldom Taylor,
R<al Esfs,e Agent and Auetionser,
once eorner Zlsvenin and B2nz streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
DESIRABLE WEST End REAL g-TArE
LOCATED ~ HARyIETOWS
AyDADJoisiyG THE glCHMJSDNALE
ORPHAN ASYLUM
COS5l5TiNGOFA
BEAUTIFUL III COSTAINlSG ABOUT
TWO ASDAHALP ACRES.
WITH
LAEGE TWO-sTOEY FRAME DWELL
IyG THEREON
Mlier vho saea, &C. circui, cour, Of Hen
Rachael Ni assslsI J t1s 81 isss.
In oArt execution Of a decree rendered 4
the stoye. mentioned EClt, We, the under
signed SPECIAL commissioners thereby APP
t1inted, Will offer the above mentioned
PROPERTY FOR sale at public auction
upon he preunises, On
MONDAY, JCsz ~, 1855,
commencing at O'Clock r. 81. II fronts
IN the soutn aide Of Amelia street l1f tset'
and runs back between parallel lines. On
ia western line 75s feet, and on - eastern
az feet. and u designated az Lot \ on the
pa, and surrey u Camp Grant. ms pro-
pefty Yea Lesuiifuly, snd must IN tns near
iUfufe he valuable for IN lf.D& pgrPpsea.
TEENS: One Third cash balance ~ az
and twelve months. for negDilaois notes.
Interest added, and tie tic reia.oe1 IN .
he Whole purchase money IS Vald ara
deed ordered - the Court.
HILL CARTER
\. ". PATTI H5DS,
w. T.. PKE-TON,
Special Commissioners
lffrTFp. WHO SUES &C.. hCAfHsr HcDpS-
.Erys CURATOR ASH BEcgIE zR. hc.-i@
lHE CIRCUIT COCRToF HZsRfc)C)CEIf,
T Georze W. Carter. clerk OF said couri.
- bereby certify that the bond require
- Gueclsl Commissioner Hi Carter, A.
" FaffeTsOn and W. &. Preston Oy de-
cree entered IN the above cause Dn tue Els.
say Of June, lsss, mas been gwen.
Given under Tay hand this Zld Day o.
lure 1850. GEORGE ". CARTER
leZ5 -. ,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
VIII LTsE GCO.
and ArCtiCleers.
FrzNNAS TrPPER.
~ FUrmsn Tupper.
Real Estate Agent and AUctiOneer,
lClG Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ~.
~ PROVED AND USlMPRDvED REAL
ESTATE o. SICHOLs-OS STREET. ROCh-
FITS. SEAR IT'S INTERSECTIONS WITH
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
Road TRACk.-By virtue % a decree on
tered May 3 lss4. in tue suit % Coigin rf.
COigin and G's.. IN the clsncery Court %
the city Of Il edmond. the undersigned. 70
ro:utei sI@cial commissioners for the VCr-
poee, Will offer for sale. on tue premises, On
sATCRDAY, JCSg 20, 1858,
A. o'clock p. ~, the following PRO-
1. Ine HOUSE and LOT fronting g. feet
Inches On the east side Of y emo .On street.
near IFS Intersection with the CHESAPEAKE
and ohio railway track.
The HOUSE and LIT fronting 81 feet :
inches on the east side OF NicnO.sOn street,
adjoining the above on the north.
s. Inc LOT commencing % feet north Of
the aforementioned lot. and fronting 80 feet
On Nicholson street: All Of said lots running
D. cE $50 feet 70 al alley ! q feet vide.
IERNs. One ihiYt cash the balance a.
sixsnf twelve months, With interest added.
- lfencei by negotiable notes, and the title
retained ustll tie purchase money . paid
and a convey auce ordered by the Court.
JOHN II. DisSEES.
Up. COOKE.
Spectal Comm - CneFs.
FCFNAS IUPPEE, Auct.Oneer.
CGIGTE PLAfSTfFF. AgArS7T JOIHfH AID
Az. JEFEg1AsTs- Is THE CHA9 E@T
COrET ~ THE CfTY % RlCHNOsD
Pepaa1.n r.. Rsr.y. c.egk y, sd cocrt.
certify hiatt the oont rel r.reri o. i-ie s1fe
coz IaissiOnsrs DT the decree IN "a. clause
ofMsy 3 1895. nss been duly given.
over 1rter my 4anf inis i3;a day o.
NaY. ls.I BENJAMIN x. BERRY,
eco r.efA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" wAT.-JuSE q. isss.
LEAVE RICHMOND
s.&s A. M. For NsWpOyt SeE~ 0st 20, rs
Comfort, Aud S0gS). daily sI-
cept sunday.
Has A. N. TdrogSh and Local Nal -x-
cept sunday.
$50 p. ". For SeUpogfs .ews, Cd
Point and SostO.f, except
sunday.
800 P. N. Chsro,,ess lie ssoommo'ia-
ton excspt -untAy.
as z, N. For Louisville sd Cincinnati.
Fast Express VITA through
Pullman carr daily
io:s0P II SlTsiais spring Hpress dAuy
except SUNDAY Pullman
sleepins-cars 20 Waite 81
phur
SUNDAY EXCURSION 70 Ss~Pons
News ard cd Point. A v
ARRlEE RICHMOND
$50 A. ". FROM As lslf ~. Etfn
Pr.Iman cs- rom y 1lts
snlpaEr srcsrr -Qlisy.
Ills A. u. From Norsol z I'D P9isk All
Segpogss SesA sxeeps san
$40 p. N. Prom .ocal po,as .ai the
yea. sEcsst -1ltsy.
s.lsP NJ Froc1 Oh Pli1i Segport's
NsEs ani Sorso.k iAiIY Ell
ss5P.x. Fryoa Louisville az Cnc.n.
rasl. FAsf Ell press day.
SUNDAY EXCCEsiDS FROM Oh POINT
and Newport SsEs arr ~ - =. "
Depot : Seyeutsenth and hruai sireea
Tickets ~ loco Main strssi ani depot.
Ii ". FULLER
General Passenger Ageui
wILLrAss {. WIczHAs, second N.cs-
President. - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
~ CnsrEtnz a Esse,
Zeal Es<k,s Agents. Arssiane>rz. a1d
EsoasrA
10. 8 r0gzn Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCUONsALE
" or A VALUABLE LfJT. WITH
fNPEOyENESTs IHEEDlSs
ON THE SOUTH LlSE OF
JACKSON, SR4H IT.
JAMES STREET.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-05
Planning Mills Burned,

ST. LOUIS, March 5.-At l O'Clock
this morning a fire was discovered in
Nierman's planning mill at the foot of
Trodou street. The fire had evidently
been raging for some time before it
was discovered, and when the first
engine reached the scene the entire
mill was ablaze. The combustible
nature of its contents caused the
hamest to spread rapidly and the heat
was so intense that the firemen
were forced to keep at safe distance
and could do nothing to subdue the
iiames' and in an hour the building
and its contents were totally destroyed.
The total loss is $4,000. which is part
tally covered by insurance.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-05
Will BE Settled.

MAsHALL, Tex. March 5.-The
cltizsns committee. who have been try-
Ing TO effect a compromise or settles
ment between the strikers and the
receiver OF the Texas and Pacific Rail,
ROAD company have just received a
telegram from Governor Brown, re-
ceiver, who agreed to let the men re-
sumed Work to this morning; he to
meet them at Marshall and confer
with them on their grievances in dis.
pute. A speedy, harmonious, and
permanent settlement of the question
is looked for.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-05
--latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH
Chinese Troubles.

Ell PAso, Tex, March 5.-In the
last few days large numbers of Chinese
from California hive passed through
II Paso on their way to New Orleans
ana Texas cities. Many of them are
also locating in the territorial towns of
New Mexico and Arizona. San
francisco is represented as swarmine
with Mongolians who have been
driven out OF Oregon and Washington
Territory and the pressure, it is claimed
ls being relieved by the "Six Companies
shipping them East where the autap-
onism against the Chinese is not SO
strong as on the Pacific slope. This
Influx, however, into the Territories of
Arizona and New Mexico has aroused
'he an'asonism there and anti Chinese
leagues have already been organized at
Socorro and other towns in New
mexico and at Tucson and Tombstone.
Ar'zall of which places are suffering
rom a heavy increase in thes eChinese
population, and which may lead TO
their violent eviction as was recent)y
the case in Washington Territory.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-05
Archbishop Corrigan.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Archbishop
Corrigan receive yesterday at the
hands Of Cardinal-elect Gibbons, OF
Baltimore, in st. Patrick's cathedral.
the pallium, the insignia of the Archi.
Episcopal authority and dignity, and
he is to be by the ceremonies formal
ly installed in the Catholic See of New
York. The ceremonies are to begin
at 10 O'Clock this morninc. The palIi-
am In short cloak of white lambs
wool and encirculing the neck and
shoulders and falling on the back
Archbishop William Henry Elder, of
Cincinnati, to whom the Pope intrust-
ed the pallium, arrived on Tuesday.
accompanied by Abbott Fenton Nun.
miller; O. S. B., st. Benedict Abbey.
Indiana. Archbishop Corrigan will
oe met at the door as he enters the
cathedral by Archbishop Gibbons,
who will present cross to his lips
and afterward will offer holy water
and incense. Then the pallium will
be fastened upon his shoulders by
Archbishop Gibbons. A solemn pom
tifical mass will follow the cerem onies.
Archbishop Elder will be celebrant.
Promptly at 10 o'clock the services
were commenced. Cardinal. elect
of Baltimore and Bishops
McInerly, Conroy and McMahop.
Mons. Doane and DR.. O'Conneu, oc.
cupied seats within the chancel rail.
on the right side of the altar.
Archbishop Corrigan, arrayed in
golden robes and attended by Mons,
Preston and Quinn followed. They
marched down the side and up through
the centre aisle to the channel rail
where the clerymen divided, taking
seats on either side, the archbishop
with Mons Preston and Quinn ad-
vancing to the altar, where the former
kissed the cross presented to him bv
Archbishop Elder, the celesrant of the
pontifical mass, and the custodian of
me pallium. A choir of $50 bows
'ang the Te Daum, after which the
mass was commenced.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-05
Resisting Bandits.

NEW YORK, March 5.-A Calves
Ton special says: A startling report
mas just been received here from CARR.
TO- small town sixty miles below
LAREDO, on tho Rio Grande. All able.
bodied citizens are under arms. resist-
ing an attack from Mexican bandits
A sneep herder from a ranch near
Carrizo arrived in that town Wednes,
day morning in state of great excite
.nent, Claiming that he had the night
before been prisoner in the hands Of
about fifty Mexican bandits. who
were making preparations to raid and
piupder the town of Carrizo. The
herder said that the bandits were all
heavlly armed and well mounted and
that their attack could be expec,ed
any moment. hence the position of
the citizens who are prepared to give
them warm reception.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-05
Snow Storm,

LONDON, March 5.--The snow storm
winch has been raging for several days
across the northern part of Great
Britain IS now ceasing. The suffering
among passengers on the numerous
trains have been very great. Some of
the trains were imbedded in snow.
drifts forty.eight hours. The loss of
cattle while in transit has been
enormous.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-05
Decision Affirm e d.

COLUMBUS, o., March 5.-The Su-
preme court yesterday morning aflir.
med the decision of the lower court in
refusing to grant writ OF habeas cor
pus in the case of. Samuel j. Dali
ton, of Cincinnati, held for contempt
by the House of Representatives.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-05
Explosion.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March 5.-The
mud drum of a boiler in the bar mill of
Hussey Howe g. Co.'S. steel works ex-
ploded this morning about 1880 o'clock
with terrific report, scattering debris
In all directions and badly wrccking
the building and machinery.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-12-31
TESTIMoNY OF WITNESS.

What is your true name christian
and surname), given in full, your age
residence and present post-office ad-
dress? give description of land on
which you reside. quarter section, town
ship and range)
2-What is your present occupation
and where and by whom have you been
employed since................th the date of
claimants alleged settlement on said
tract?
3-Are you related to claimant or in
any way interested in this claim, or are
you connected with him in business of
anv kind.
allow far from the residence of
claimant, on said tract, do you reside
and how long have you lived there?
5-Give the names and residences of
two or more persons living nearer to
the claimant of this tract than yourself.
If none are nearer than you. give the
names of two or more next nearest,
and state the land on which thew
reside.
GLOW long have you known........
........, the claimant for whom YOU an.
pear as witness, where has he been
living since you first knew him up to
the present time. and is he the iden-
tical person he represents himself to
be7
Are you well acquainted with the
land embraced in this claim? Give cor
rect description thereof; also state the
extent of your knowledge. and how you
know what you affirm.
Show often have you been on this
tract of land since claimants alleged
settlement thereon. at what time or
times, and when did you last see him
on the land?
9-Is said tract within the limits of
an incorporated town or selected site
OF city or town, or used in any way
for trade or business?
l0-State specifically the character of
this iand-whether il is timber, prairie,
farming. coal or mineral land.
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ll-Are there any indications for
coal, minerals, or salines on this land?
l2-ls 1t within any stock range or
fence or other Enclosure? If SO. give
the names of the D rties owning or il.
any manner controlling such inclosure
or range.
l3-1f tie land is timb land. stat,
whether the timber, or anv portion,
thereof, and " at portion. has beer
cut or removed. and by whom.
l4-What is this land used FIR, Al
who (if any one) b sides the clama,,
is in any manner interested in or uses
or controls the land or claims the TIM
Der thereon?
15-What has been claimants occu-
patton since you first knew him, and
where has he been employed and by
whom?
l6-Has he had any other living or
boarding place than on this land during
the existhnce of his present claim? If
30, state where he has been living or
stopping.
7-Does claimants family reside on
said land? When did he move thereon?
How long have they lived there, and
do they still reside thereon? If not
where do they reside?
1S-Has claimants family been absent
from said land since moving tbereonp
Ii so, state how often, how long each
time, and the cause of said absence or
absences.
l9-State in full and in detail all the
facts within your knowledge as to
claimants actual residence upon this
claim; when, and how often you have
seen him upon the land; what were the
evidences that he actually lived on the
tract; how long he has lived there. and
whether he lives there now.
2O-If claimant has been absent from
said land since his alleged settlement,
state fully how often, when, how long
each time, and for what purpose.
2l-State in detail the character of
the 'mprovments; what they consist of
and when they We're made, by the
claimant or by some other person.
22-Give the size, construction. and
material of claimants house on said
tract, and also state whether the same
is habitable during all seasons of the
year.
% What is this land worth, and was
it ever offered for sale?
N-When did claimant commence
living upon this land?
25-How much of said land has been
broken, how much plowed since being
broken, and how much put into crop
each season? State kind of crops raised.
their value, and number of seasons
crops were raised.
26-Is said land in crops this season
or has it been prepared for cropping the
coming season?
27-Do you believe that claimant
intends to continue his residence on
ibis land after making final proof, or
does he intend to remove therefrom?
2S-Does claimant, with his family
reside on said land at the present time?
You will explain how You know he has
resided there, as you have heretofore
stated.