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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
TOGO II ALoHK
zhe Eastern MaiDe ssa.s Pair ard the
Nelson Cass.


wha.eTsY the esssas CT ii Stre mxy
shov ~ rsgssds population. ssys the Ban
ger Consaaereiss orr thing IL rertsin. sn5
thar il that the breeders and sgrieuit1ris.s
Of ihe Cd Pre- Tree State have made rapid
Vt ,is5cs tie last de=sie. This vas pgrllra-
iariy naajfest At the tig shows Lass years
and slfeady this present sessoa. the tong
listssot entries for tn, frs big fair, the
Esssers Maine State Fair to Re bod n ii
Banzo,- Sep. . g. 4 Esd ), tells of an era
Of pr spe'isy. par leu 'ariy among the n.eezi-
ers, hiEss ITO unxnosa 10 Mains. sni per-
taIs 10. duplicated outside Of Kentucky
Tia, the mana cement Of the Bangor Fair
i, alive to the Feeds sud welfare of the
breeders Of Maine, fra. last a1d all the
sine, Is eYideneei il the course taken in
the rAse. Of fhs Ntis2u-Aleysn dispute.
nss Gntsr coaslierAi.3a By She National
Trettag Associaaioa. The Bangor rack
sill not ihis year be smoug the track mem
ters Of the National Assoeia;isn, though
the rules of the Assoeiailoa will be adopted
aad tsotssd nrdsr as heretofore. The r~s-
500 for this a. ton car be foa nd in the fol
io~inz Ie';ss from President J. +. Bass 70
the Association and the reply
BASsoR. Asg. IAN, 1880.
H. " Horse. Esq., Sec !yafioaal Trotfia5
Assoeiattoa, Hartford. Cana;
DEAK sIa-The ,su ssees Of the Eastern
Nasne sIate FAR. desi-e To kn0w If the
Naiioesi Troitinz Assoeisii3a sil grant
temporary Reinstatement Of the suspension
COW in force sgsIhst NJ. g. II. Nelson Of
W4tsrvsie.
Oar society was organ red for the par
pose % encouraging ih. breeding of hae
horses, est,ie. sheep, swine and dairy de-
par.men's AMI by I4w TO be competed I "
BY eitizens Of the State OF Name. Mr..
Nelson IL one OF the .srges. as we'll a. one Of
thu most .reccssfal breeders in the Eastern
States; he has legal RICH. TO compete for
oar pleminmr, ard # he ,houid enter hl-
horses, ard se ALLOW him 20 have the rights
he is entitled 70 by the Lays Of the State,
We should be IN conhic. ilh the rules Of the
National Trotting As,oc!aton.
Mr.. Nsl.cn is cne of cur !lfc members;
ne has paid GU: considerable mOaey in f.
dog up quarters for biz horses at the
grounds; cur people are proud of the splsn-
lid horses he has bred ani there is strong
sentiment among our citizens to have his
horses exhibited al the fair.
We would be pleased 10 renew our mem
te.ship ard If your Association will grant
the temporary Reinstatement Of Mr. Nelson,
We would be pleased TO for~srl money for
Membership.
The impression seems TO be tha. alter
his case is heard the suspension will be re-
moved, aud neither i is o. not, no damage
can be done the National Footing 4 ss9e a
ton by granting the request herein made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
ION. HENRY CABOT LODGE Of Mas.
saciiusstts

VIII. srEsK AT
ENtstuN, "Wednesday. Avg =.
SoWHboAN. thursday. Aug -
ASwoS, Friday. Aug -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
| ours truly,



Mr. Morse wired to the eifrc' that such
request could only be granted by the
cpnrt Of appeal, an! "a there could he no
sss,ion before the critics closed, Mr.. Mel
son vas allowed 10 cut-r his young stock
f3r the rares. he has also sign fed his in
tcn ion of giving the stalion Nelson (record
ll) Il fast mile Governor day. and with
good track the multitude will have an op-
portunity of seclrg tie ftsiest mic ever
M abe y t tug horse in this sec'i2n CT
li,. country b. one of she famous horses
of all the world. aud a Maine horse too. 4
h rae Whi'h fr.ts At 2 gair, covers an
svcrage of 30. feet per second, and such a
performance is worth going miles 10 see.
The list of entries Tor the races pub
ished this week, reach the great number
of 40 All have paid entrance fees and
al mean business, there being several big
urs" in the free for-ail, pacing and tot
ting races, while State breeders are going
10 hot for the running purses. Take It all
in ALL the outlook is elegant for grand
fair. and ~ was said N the beginning this
shows the prosperity of Maine to a marked
degree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

Geo. r. W, HYDE of Bath coatiruss to
lead the Name mea in the Bo ton Globe
csstsss for TIE mes, popular G. A. r. man
Gtn. |. ; Bangs Of wstervil.e is second
sni James ID. Brooks of Augusta a close
third.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

Whsu strong drink walks away with a
mans teeth it must be regarded IS a very
strong indicate that its nsxt victim will
be the man himself. An i~dividual who
took day. ouiinx st Psmsqud Point re-
e entity 20; 80 h.lsi lou that h. took oat his
ftoM teeth aud smashed them to give vent
10 is exuheraut humor, is row cumming
for u living.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

Yesterday MIR. John Wymsn began the
work Of removing the stone front of the
store now occupied by Mcssrs. Bean and
iiam!on and viii! put iron pillars in its
place. The large plates of glass for the
front have already arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

Portland il to be congratulated upon
having the llwest tax rate she has had for
twenty years. This happy result appears
to have been brought about by the proper
kind of vi uation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26


The number of men employed upon
the roads Of the Vanderbilt system
where the labor trouble Is iu progress
il 10000. The number Of people hold
Ing the securities of those roads i ; 900,
600. The fact must not be lost sight Of,
ia watching this great struggle, that
these people and not the companies, are
The real owners of the property involved.
Referring to the maWkish remark of
the Boston Herald that "a good deal of
Of sympathy will be felt for Congress
man Breckenridge of Arkansas" the
indianapolis journal says: Why
Because the assassination Of Clayton
enabled him to hold .cat secured by
ballot box theft, ballot-box stuiling and
intimidation longer than he would, or
because he paid the fine OF a drunken
lfieui who went to a voting place with
two riil4s. drove of United Suites
supervisor and run things after the
shotgun method? The mugwump cdi
tor i II puzzle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

There HAYS been several movements in
Maine during the present summer by capt
tsls.s. TO revive the interest IN shipbdild
ing. at several of the towns along the coast
Of Maine, where this industry WAS form rly
carried or to marked degree There are
marine railways. shipping docks and sail
makers lofts at many of the sea towns. that
are faling itt1 neglect and ruin. ard ns
sou'e Of tbese ports are places where vessels
put in fo- atores, there seems to be good
chs. &c for tn shipbuiliug industry to re-
yive. Mr.. II. II Carter, a we'll known ship
huil,er. was in Bucksport last week, in the
int7re.t CT parties in Brunswick, Ga, to
look at the marine railway there ard pass
Judgment upon, whether or not it could be
asen up a1d shipped to Brunswick Mr..
Carter in a interview with gentleman of
;hai place said h. was no. fayorably inn
pressed silh the idea of shipping it. Il
roul seem as though there were p,e1ty
Of capital aud business enterprise in Bucks
port To retain the railway and use it in the
interest of shipping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
Great Auction Sale Of Real Estate and Personal Property in
Gardiner, by Auction On Monday, September St
Next thc premises u O'Clock in the forenoon.
Milk Farm Late George smell

run miles Iii
n II ing ) he Nice 0u o Il
IT., h
room. mHkr oms m aniau
are audh uc OF abu
the Farm adj above at q
m re fenced t i by the lb stream
OF
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var III all orr
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS roma,

Atkinson House Furnishing Co.
Wanted-A giri.
See rev ads on tih pagc.
Farm and Grist Mill for salo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

Lazy persons AMI thCsc who srant wy
bu' tired Of holding 'ransmt'cr t, The
ear for half an hour while some one % he
other erd Of the telephone linz s;ops iof
half al bonf to jog bis memory, blow bis
nose or swear v n ic tchgh'ci TO learn
Inst Inventive genius has surm1unted TIE
Il fcrl'y by inyeniiay rest Itva' made
Of nickel-pated Steel and fas:anei 70 tbs
top Of The box inclosing the bstcy. II
rfs 'mbl'd stmewh1t handle fDr gnscrev-
ing the lids Of fruit jars, ard vas isstened
10 the In hard side Of the phone. when
The transn. ter il held up 70 The ear the lsh
aim fts nicely in grove rest. aad the
tire.ome feeling accompanying the use OF
the telephone is avoided.
II ray please some Of our ph'cama'H
local readers and prostke The nervous ones
TO learn that II is best 10 let a mosquito
fack is Gil and ny away undis'ubed. II
hts Teen demoDstr2ted IN mfny instances
that IL the femsle be allowed 10 drink her
e ard TO fly away rnmo!es!ed, the enee
Of the Poison is ytry much reduced; in
scrnc eases Entirely so. Il il the inter-
rDp,ei performance which produces the
create =. .tch'n2 Tbs seems TO prove ihss
II allowed 10 finish her meal Gndisturbeo'
ihe mcsquito viii pump back the venimo
ssliyAry secretion. whereas q quick Win
d'awal Of the tube results in the consequent
sbsr Il. nmcnt Of this irritating fluid to be
source Of annoyance in the flesh. These
itaiemen,s, however, are not intended 70
deprcss the prices Of mosquito netting.
It's waste OF breath trying to convince
an economical bousefeeper that any other
soap IL as good as Rru,ssis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

Quite little crowd Of people was at.
tracied ahcu, the corner of Scwall AMI Lin.
Of TIA, steamer Cushnoc. Tho ugh ibst
sas tie tcconi tine cut of the h9usc for
tso years, the never worked better. The
trial was preparatory to the visit to Sk1w'
hogsn On the occa'ion Of the fi-cm MS
muster thu. pace there on WetIne-dy OF
this weck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

A dispatch from New York states tina.
the brick manufacturers who control the
market here have stepped sll shipments
and until the Fsrpl,ncS Point boycot is
lift, Il by lie Beard Of Walking delegates,
no shipments will be made. This will fo'
time suspend building operations and will
throw mary msn out OF employmeat. 1t
was thought at first that this would have
s0me etfecj on the brick manufacturers in
Ngor and Brewer, but investigations
to1cerring the matter reveal the fact that
few b icks manufactured here are shipped
beyond Boston. The only effect of this
occurrence in the Ne,' York market will
be greater demand for bricks from thus
Toe ,hsy ~ well ss probable increase in
rrice There are many brick ms5ufactar
ers in Brese and the export is very large.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

4 room in the Auburn jail workshop has
been parti,ioned of for women to work in.
Hitherto the female prisocees have not
been obliged 10 perform manual labor in
the shop. Their new apartments in the
Jail are separated entirsly from the mems
sod they seem to enjoy little work better
than idleness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

It's waste OF breath trying to convince
an economical bou,efeeper that any Other
soap IL as good as BRUSSELS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

The brick sidewalk in front of the Gran
uc Bank is quite uneven AMI considerably
broken up in places and it will be relaid at
once with new brick The brick work will
extend rouul the corner and replace few
feet of the concrete ON Oak street, which is
on; Of shape.
Col. II &. StlI les will open new stree,
on Capitol Square the present week. |,
viii run parallel to state street, go Fl, to
the castv ard of its easteily boundary aud
connect on TIA, north with Union street,
leading to the Driving Park and with Ken.
ncdy u. on the south.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-27

AN EDITORS TALK.
He Tells What Names Are PopuIar
Among SosCalled Literary Moman.

He Tells What Names Are Popular
Among So-Called Literary Women.
An Old Editor: wonder if any
woman ever liked her own name? When
was In the harness I used to have to
read all the manuscript that came to the
Office. Most of our contributors were
women. Women, I have sometimes
thought, are naturally inclined to litera.
ture. l never knew one who didn't
drift into writing for the press If she
had the slightest encouragement And
when they begin to write of course the
frst thing they do is to select nom de
plume. These assumed names used to
amuse me and took fancy one day to
keep track of them for one wear. At
the expiration of that time I discovered
that the dame "Maude" led the list.
The next was "Lillian," and then thew
scampered off into the realms of fiction.
"Beulah," "Mispah," ''Rowena," and
the like. Occasionally found one who
assumed a commonplace tag, and
noticed that such one, as a rule, gen
orally made her way to the front.
wonder whatever became of that long
procession of sorrowful-looking Great
ures who used to come to my desk with
seech me to examine it and use it, at
the same time telling me of the sick
children at home who were famishing
for bread, and who couldn't get any un-
til this article" was printed At first
was soft-hearted and listened to these
appeals, but soon found that had more
manuscripts on hand than we had col
umns in the paper. Then grew hard
hearted. For instance, would ask one:
"How many children have you2" If she
said more than two asked their names.
Then would ask the nature of their
diseases and she would tell me. would
take the story and label it, "Katie-
measles" Then of the next applicant
the same query. Then the label,
''Johnny-the mumps," and then /
would lay the MSS. away in a pigeon
hole and occasionally would look them
over and wonder how the invalid corps
were progressing. When 1 felt little
womanish in my heart would select
the disease" which thought was most
dangerous and use it. And then 1 used
to watch the obituary column. But 1
never saw the announcement of the
death of any of the starving ones whose
names were on the parchment in nv
pigeon-holes. Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-27
HUMoR OF THE SCOTS.
1t Does Not Seem to He OF a Very Lively
Character.

1t Does Not Seem to He OF a Worry Lively
Character.
In order to disprove the frequent as
sertion that the Scotch are not humor-
GUS, says the New York Sun, the editor
of Scottish paper recently declared his
columns open, and invited all the Jokes
OF the people which his constituents
would send to him. These ara fair sam
pies OF what were handed in:
"Two boys having met man in white
'spats' one of them said he wore white
penter's breeks below his ither anes.'"
"This Is but the forefront Of the bat
tle-'tis rare, what this boy said in
waggery." fsEs"%.
"a woman, having foresworn whisky
In glass, drank 1t out of CUP"
"a man took the hat worn by scare
crow f}lI# E.t'
Whisky having been ordered for an
outward application, the patient drank
it."
"a boy, being asked If he had passed
the doctor'-in q medical examination
said: Yes, passed him up at Coch-
rane's corner"
"a woman in a shop, wishing to ask
for dolman, asked for q Donkey
ga horse falling down dead, man
asked: Did 1t ever do that before?'"
Heaven was defined as place where
whisky Is plentiful and policemen are
scarce" t.Ht
Have you seen Tom since he left?'
No; but I'm gaun tao write tae him tae
speir his address2"
intellectually the Scotch are one of
the very greatest people in tho world,
but they don't seem to be very funny.
but Not Excellent, r-~-~..,-
"Can you let me have ten dollars till
next week." asked the snake editor.
mo, can't" replied the horse editor,
without the slightest hesitation.
You don't appear to remember what
good thing it is to lend that amount"
How ia it goodP"
at is x lent. I'ittsburgh Chronicle.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-27
G. M. RIDDLE,
SURVE YOR
-..AND =
ENGINEER

nEPUTY U. s. LAND AND MINERAL.
- surveyor for Nevada, Mines laid out
and Surveyed fer Patent. Land surveyed. ap.
piica'ions, contracts, payments on land. aud
appertaining to taking up or holding land OF
the State OF Government attended 10. shaIl
keep fully posted as to ali lands taken up aud
I cant In the eastern l art. o. Nevada. Ad
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-27
TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, and sent to any ad-
dress postage psld), at The following rates,
paySble in 4dvanoe:
6ix lnonthB. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
For any period under six months, Fifty
"nts per month. ....
Entered at the Elko, Nevada, Postofice for
transmission through the mails as second
class mail matter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-27
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,
ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS Ex-
i cepted.
c. w. GROVER,
Editor and Proprietor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

One copy. six months. ths............,.... Ou
For any period under six months, one dollar
per month. Payable in advance.
Delivered by carrier in EIko at % cents week
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-27
ADVERTISING RATES.

Wall be made ss low as is consistent with
ou1i business principles. Apply at the Of
nco for terms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-26

e1nsa Wits. Meksnufs - Dusta t.
- - - - inst1nc1od . epnnu5t via
Cls G3ousb - ~ nnlzruod npenae
psoPeMoon azSd sootf - Genfflo y No
- 1O0td noe u1aks oDnne eou6nnuionn
k!esisnf p n 0flman. e IL Bee4rIe =
ntone - yo1oesday tho1 uhfle ~
go eny No nj dtspessd = rive - anv
g - sixty fses &ranfed, 4 wos wfiIine 8
g m0ved ovsr eight feet On he avenue *
naks room scr any othes Company.
1esTA 3. =. ehauhuk, JoAn Le.rv. j.
Wa3c0tt. c. W. 7usnes and III. xeal left
Yesterday afternoon f0r Chicago. % & a.
sent fifteen dayA The gentlemen Nh
present to capitalists fnsss severd project.
looking - III losna3iua q roslsaois. skiu-
ping of wbent and devel0pnens u roaI and
IRON mines. and - shIpnsnt q peoducss
from Seattle.
Chief Engineer Eogue, d the Union ps-
CHIC. left hers YESTERDAY .fternoon for
Tacoma and Portland. II Il said - IN
rscsave bids Tor the extension Of the COM
pary's LINES IN the Northwest = ~.
amount 81 se .xo go or ruore. ana that the
bids viii b forwarded 10 the East for con.
sidszation b. the directors.
Resident Engineer w. r. watson. Of fhe
seattle = Montana, returned yssssrday
from The skaeif country. He reported ia
the surveys were 20 Tar advanced in fba,
direction thst the question Of permanent
location there would be ssttisd in : few
dsyx.
Superintendent A. L. Horney. of the
Paclfic division Of the Northern Paeif;c
arrived Yesterday With the pay car and
discussed shout s.. 90 snong tbs enployes.
me car vent to Tacoma and wtIl return 10
Portland today.
Assistant General Freight and Passenger
Agent D. +. Brown. Of the Canadian Pa
ciiic. arrived yesterday from Vancouver. B.
G. He win 50 to Tacoma and Portland to.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-26
TRACKS Oh TWO7
ID FAN to Agree q I
srninal Company.
"a NORTHERN HOLDS our.


Pnetne oeys Is VIII Proceed -
z: :. ps~.1s-cets,sl Casu~hse
rsnuen--s
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80. r.x.,, T.sy<.,s.1 f1ar~h s. -
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ii ! i -, $500 :: 80. h.,sSt s. coor n
=. ~ - &C., 1,,r,r.x. r,s,,s f...,,,.
2, - $3.50 i',,t 1s<.lsr,.s fs,,.,st.
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-. "a Z r.-..-.. 80 ty.~~e All -
- q =, As sN-...-s --s.s, e.
n's .. lAs,.s. 3 nont.u. -.
q 'ne $3.50 = - e.. :
. - 80 .-e~;d.d t,,. ~o-r go
s ees''',.s, - ~,,a. "a -.
10 y I, ~ ~. = = -,'s1 ssrs;;t,ss {, -
LII rs. n-,,sArS .-.rr. Geo.
y. 49, - 49,. -.
s,ns ny~ss 49, "a sh.s III co.,. .t.-
8 @ls.1 $3.50. : 80 "a cn,.;,s~ 49,
B s Z 49, 49,. s.,s -. r..s.x
q !, 49, 49, 80 -. y. 800 ~s,,~-
49, 49,. e- 80 n..s.x T,n...e-s,-~.,s
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q ~ enn ~ NoI II.a.1 s.1s s. e 49,.
e ~. propo .,s 80. -. 80.
ultntion on tne mater. 1870 =
4 .nss uAu $500 Z, o.,''
kahSoad avenue pe." Assls.
eno Ains street suacu = sossseu
Naexs ana tns1 OUT sesssu s'snss e
- nShs-at-why we're worm ssvesal
~ thousand dohnrs. sho We osu not
- % SURRENDER nen1 81
- nn company upy
pFeon o. tue space coscfsa
tcks soutn o. !esief avenue' I'M
IL would aeree 20 ths aoiHssa0h q
eenpany sn1' woao O~A ana
4 NE uscks On naAfOau 3vcnus.
- coun no. 81 'nso : eoun psny On
nW oa4s, ana INC conference Ter
~. Both Mr. Bogue and MI. Dun
J - .ssb tvo tricks. one IA addition
] - 72s - now operated by the Seattle.
s7<fS fHoy, q Eastern. could handle Ill the
~ Eli the companies that would
- ;;s.s a, % nsxt tar wears. This -.
81 |2s.7Ssz 80 The v,.vs tskan bv Mr Nc.
:. - S.9 rvseIf The failure 10 orpaniu.
{ 's::.ss;;1rsi conr.nv will result IN Hsilro.a
{ { :s's;'-.S hrirs covered with tracks al an
: 800 ~ snch an event win -csuse
- owners along thu water.
100 ha,dshin and ernenditure
= ~, nv. - evtand tbe,r whsyves
s:s1. ~ ,rto des,er ester and vii, -
=: -. .n'o $3.50 800 = u .an =
The organizing OF q terminal COM
I - y proposed BY Mr.. Durham. would
- ths wharf aud dock owners 80 they
~ oonveniently occupy the remaining
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-26

Assistant General Freight and PASSENGER
Agent y. + Brown. Of the Canadian Pa
ctiic. arrived yesterday from Vancouver, B.
G. He win 50 70 Tacoma and Portland to.
day.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-11
NO FICE OF ruRrEITURE.
SUNRISE MINE.
rT,o JosHPH n pNER. AND TIM.

4 oiEy Dyer ths5r heirs assigns:
 You are hefeby notified by the undersigned y0uT co-gwuers in ths Sun Rise mining claim, situate in the Nsr~n minsns disfrei in :i'e county of Cs- cise Territory oi Ari4Ona, that they lave expended th= sum Oi one hundred dollars IH the performance of the annual work for the year Is8s, and the sum of one hundred dollsrs iH the performances Of he annual work Tor the year T6sq. required by the lays 0f cJ9gress 10 be annually expanded upon said claim Co h5ldthe same.
 Voc have faded TO contribute your proportion 0s Revised Statutes of the United States to be made p0n said claim for the sad year, Gsss and 1880 The due froa y1a Joseph b. Dyer t5 the undersigned your c9oWer iu said mining claim your proportion of ;he money expended by it upon said claim as above set f9rth is Iwcnfy five dollars S2s for which you are delinquent al the date oi this notice.
 The sum due from y0u, Timothy Dyer to the undersigned. your co-0EneT JH the said clam. as your propGTtaa of the moneys expended by U upca sad claim a above set forth, is Fifty daliars, S5o, for which you are delinquent al the date of this aotios-
 Y0u. yoRr heirs and assigns, are hereby notified you or they shosld fail or refuse tc contribute y9u proportion of the above expenditure Ssthsn ninety days sfteT the publication of fs notice al least once a week fog niaety days in ihis ne wspaper. your interest in sad sun Rise ui become thc proper ~ of your co-ossers. the undersigned whose place of business and post 0ce address n the Territory o Arizona iS al Bisbes. Cochlse County Arizona, and whose office and principal place of business af Der 9 John street iE the city, county and state 0 Ne- York.
 Dated april g, 1890
 COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED
 MINING COMPANY