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, 1890-06-05
IDAIIO'S STATEHOOD
Chief Justice Willis Sweet Thinks
She Will 30 Admitted
Soon,
Idaho's Politicians Fly High-They
All Want to Be
Senators.

Judge Willis Sweet, chief justice
of Idaho, was at the Hotel Spokane
Tuesday, and left next morning for
Osburn, where he will hold court,
with the exception OF n special
session at Lewiston, until Septem-
bcr, Seen by II REVIEW reporter
Tuesday night, to the question, "Are
there any candidates for senatorial
honors?' he said with II laugh.
"'Many are called hut few are
chosen, Is the old alagc, you know,
and II will probably come true in
idaho. But seriously | do not
know Of II single candidate for tine
state offices. our people are am
bilious, and all the talk is for sena-
torial honOrs. w, j. Mcconnell is
the only avowed candidate; but
think Judge Clagett's name Is
prominently named, from the
north and Fred 4. Du Bois from the
south.
"for governor the present in
cumhcnt, Mr.. Shoup, is the most
available and the strongest candi-
date the republicans can put up.
81 think the north will get one
senator unless their forces clash.
"llave the democrats any
chance?" asked the reporter.
"Wcll, think Idaho Is republi-
can, but they may get senator.
George Angel, of Boise, and Judge
Hagan, of Cmur d'Alene, are spoken
0t, ns Is also Reed, of Lewiston, and
Grennel.
"If they get q mugwump legisla-
turc IL is quito possible George Nc
Aulay, ofNardner, will DE n sena
tor at large
"When will Idaho be admitted?n
was the next question.
III honestly do not know an
swcred the Judge.
but, could you not give guess?n
"Weli, II Is my opinion that 1t
will bc very soon. Hook for 1t most
any day"
Where will the legislature be
hcld?".
AT Boise City, within sixty days
after the passage of thc bill"
~ suppose you will be kept pretty
busy ut Osburn most of the sum
mer?" said the reporter by way of
closing the conversation.
"Yes, said the judge, ~ guess so,
unless this statehood matter knocks
us all out. 1 expect the lawyers,
clients, witnesses and all will go
into the campaign, and" concluded
the judge with u laugh, ''perhaps
tho court"
, 1890-06-05
SUM MONS.

state Of Washington, County Of Spokane, s.
In tho superior court for Spokane county
John 1. Waite aud Sara A. Waite, plain
uns. ". @. H. vi ngHte and Ala Wingatc
defendants.
The state of Washington to the above
named defendants. You are hereby notified
that John y Waite and Sara A. Waite,
plaintiffs, have filed a complaint again
you in the superior Court of Spokane
County. state OF Washington. held a. spo.
kane Falls, which will come on % be heard
sixty days after the nrst ptiblici,tI on of this
summons, to-wit: SIXTY DAYS alter the 10th
dny OF April, l-OO, and unless sou appear
and answer the same on or before the llth
dny Of June, 1880, the same will be- taken
as confessed, and the prayer of said com
plaint granted The object aud prayer OF
said complaint IL To establish PLAINTIFF
tltlc TO an to recover possession UI the fol.
lowing described real estate, to'wlt; The
east one. halt OF the north one huudred feet
OF lot i've fOl In block sixteen (lOl ia tho
city OF Spokane Falls, spokane County,
Washington; more particularly described
a. commencing NJ the northcas cprucr Of
sHid OF i've TO-, running thence ,outh on the
east ltnc Of said lntour hundfcl feet thcucc
west parallel with the south ImC OF Main
street thirty 800 feet. thence north parallel
with the cast limo OF said lot on hun oil
tluUi feet to hniu street and flcucc o0s' on
the south limo Of Main street TO the place Of
''''''" Witness my hand and tho seal
iEEALi uf siid court, this 9th day
i....a.i otAprii \. -. 1890.
J, ~. ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
nv l. r. WILLIAMS, Dsputy
Turner 4 Graves attorneys for plaintiffs.
, 1890-06-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, Default has been malo in tho
payment OF the money secured by certain
ohatlel MORTGAGE, according TO the terms
aud tenor Of a certain promissory note there.
~ described a. d set 10 III, bcaripp = date the
3lst day OF october, l $50. duly made aud
executed by Il. X. Mitchell and J. y. Mitch.
ofwashin gton Loan and Investment Com.
pnny,as mortgngcc, which said mortgage was
duly recorded IN the aIditurs othCc OF the
In ok ~ Of chattol mortgages OF said
county and state, OF page i07, ON the lst
day OF November, $500,
And whereas. The amount due on said
mortgaGe at tho date OF this notice Is thc
sum Of $1,000, principal, aud -, interest,
that The said sums amount to the sum Of
81 1000, which said sum Is now due ON said
mortgage and remains unpaid us Aforesaid.
Now. therefore, not GO Is hereby given to
snid 4. H. Mitchell and J.F. Mitchell, and
all whom II may concern, that under and
by virtue Of the statute IN such case made
aud provided, and the power OF sale con
tninvd In said mortgage. duly recorded
herewith a. Aforesaid, said moftgago viii
erty herolu descrited. by the sheriff oi tile
county Of Spokane, said state. at public
auction, on the 10th day Of June, i-gO, at
the hour OF two t2l o'clock r y. Of said day
East Main street in the city of Spokane
Falls, spokane county, Wash. And the
erty viii 10 app led TO the satisfaction Of the
said sum due on said mortgage in principal
nnd interest and a,cruing interest until
paid, together with the sum Of 500 a. al.
torncy fees, ns provided In said mortgage,
with the costs Of this sale.
The following II u full description OF the
inorteaged property to he sold, as contained
In said mortgage, io-witf
one stone building with brick front, ono
story high, 3oSll0 % feet. situated on lot
seven t7j, in block nino tD), In the city OF
Spokane fnlls, spokane county, Wash. ono
two seated carriage, one seated bucsey,
top buggy and pole. three Columbus top
buggies. three sets double harness, thr
sets single harness. W. s. ROskks,
29O4 Assignee.
, 1890-06-05

LONDON, May 2L--lt is whispered
about in well informed circles that the
domestic difficulties in the royal family
are approaching climax. Prince Al
bert Victor, OF Wales, has returned from
India and finding no establishment and
no dnsedom provided for him in his
absence, has not beon at all backward
In expressing discontent. All sugges-
tions OF his marriage with any one ex.
ccpt his cousin the Princess Mary, of
Tecs, arc secuted by him and he has in.
formed his inumates he not only cor
responded with the princess during his
Indian tour, but royalty carved both
their names In love-iiko fashion On
the temple of Delhi. He has made an
offer to waive his right to the throne In
consideration that he be allowed to
marry the girl OF his choice and have
settled upon him an ample allowance,
, 1890-06-05
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Small Fruits From Walla Walla
Becoming Soarce---Apricots Be-
ginning to Arrive.
Closing Quotations From All the
Leading Markets in the
United States

The local market for the past week
has been quiet. Prices remain about tho
same. Small fruits from Walla Walla
are scarce, the last shipment coming In
the latter part OF tho week. Apples,
pears, cherries aud other fruits,
from Walla are expected In the market
IN few days,
Strawberries remain about the same,
and California apricots arc arriving i'll
small quantities. The indications point
to largo crop, and should pleasant
weather continue the market In a few
days will be well supplied with various
fruits and vegetables,
Local QUOTATIONS..
The market quotations arc corrected
every Wednesday morning by NJ. ID. Dob
son, wholesale commission merchant, at
No. GIG Howard street. Spokane Falls.
Wheat firm ~ 5sd82c per Du.
Flour-S3. ij6L 81 per bbl.
Hay-Wlld slud ~ grain hay t2o92ai
balcd timothy sy2M25.
Oats-Sl. .OytC2 10.
Meats-Bcei, live stall-fcd t6iISc; rc-
tail sW25g, choice cuts i6M 21c. Hogs
dressed sWOc; retail 100 l5c; mutton Dc
retail mutton and veal choice cuts l2ls
a @pC.
poultry-Tho market Is firm; live
SI.tOGb per dozen dressed Csc each.
Buttcr-C CreamOry, 2)@3jci dairy and
ranch lsM21,
Eggs--2UC,
Fish Range 1910 95c per pound.
Oatmcal-hdGc.
Cornmeul--6c.
Potatoes si5d l75 per 100 pounds.
Cabbage AU8}ac per pound.
Parsnips y pcrcwt
Turnips--Sl@ ~ per cwt.
Apples-.S7@s per barrel; scarce !,
eyapOrated l2i.di3c.
Orange -SBdb,hJ.
leaches-EvapOrIted Ice; sun dried
l?isc.
Blnckbcrucs-- Dried t2I5c.
Raspbcrrius-Dricd3 3Jc.
Currdnts-Dried rye.
Prunes-lOc ltalinn i5c; French i6c.
Lemons-si.6DMs per box
@ilc.
Cotfee-Grccn 25dsnc roasted 25@l Toe
salt-Common 81 81 per 100 pounds,
dairy 81
Crackers --7CGlOc.
syrups--..7bcGsl per gallon maple
RlCc-.l0c.
Beans-Small whites ia6c.
Canned Goods-Cnliornia 81 50d6 90
per case,
Checse--ohlo cream 2oc; New York
cream 2jc.
l.ard-5-pouud cans 75c.
Provisions Smoked bacon, packing.
house brands, l2l9@ i4c breakfast bacon
lid l6c; hams, Eastern, i00slsc; home
susar'cured ham lsc.
Straw wbetries -ls6n20c per box.
CheTries-xl 5Um2 per box,
, 1890-06-05
land PURCHASE BILL.
The Objections of the Irish
Party.
PARNELL MAKES A STATEMENT
Balfour's Measure Is Wholly In
suhicient-Coeroion the Great
Woe OF Ireland.

NEw SoHg, May 3i.-.The American
Review has an article by Parncl. stating
the Irish patty's objections to Ballour's
Irish land purchase bill. Pnrneli char.
ncterilcs tho measure as "insunlcient
and dishonest "lt il" he said, ''in-
sufficient, because It would not reach
more than one out OF four of the Irish
tenants IL would take upward of one
hundred and six million pounds stcrl-
ing to enable oil the Irish tenants
entitled to do 20 to become own
ors of their holdings. The state would
never advance the vast sum necessary
for the purpose as everyone comedies
that t'8, 90, 900 sterling is the utmost
sum tho British taxpayers can DO In.
dueed to guarantee, The Irish party
hold, therefore, that the land act OF 1881
should first be amended.
'Grcat abuses have attended tho work.
ing of the land purchase measure The
resources are being scandalously mis-.
tpcni, while tho question is left un-
solved. Moreover, the greatest favor
itism has been shown in the
selection of the estates for whose
purchase advances Of public money are
70 be made. Up to December 81, lsss,
b3O owners sold theircstutcs to the ten.
ants for E3,TD4COO. OF these $50 own.
ers, thiriy-iour walked OF with G?,25l,
OOO. This Ia not the manner In which
thc question should be settled
Other objections are set forth. The
consideration, paTncl says, which in
fuenced him more largely than any.
thing else ia opposing tho measure, Is
the existence of coercion IN Ireland,
which rcndcrs IL impossible Tor the ten
ants TO contract freely with their land
lords Ia arranging the terms of sale.
, 1890-06-05
THE PANAMA CANAL.
A New Estimate Of the ProspectIvc
Earnings.

PARis, juno 9,-rhc special Panama
Canal commission have prepared q
fresh report ON the prospective earnings
Of tho canal, In case 1t is completed.
la this tho annual cost OF muints-
nance Is estimated at o 55OO,O 600 francs.
and tho expense OF administration at
100000 francs annually, Tho income
for the first four years Is estimated at
OF, 900, 90 francs. This is calculated on an
average annual tonnage for that period
ot { 100, 0OO tons, anu the proposed rate
charged per ton Is l2ld francs Commi s.
sion. II Is estimated that after the
hrst four years there would be an annual
increase In tonnage Of 80, 90 tons, unit IL
tho maximum OF d,UpO.O on would be
reached, Amer the canal had been in
operation twelve years tho annual net
receipts are estimated at GIOoO, ,OJO
francs,
, 1890-06-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land onice at spokane Falls. Wash. May
II. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Ot his inten-
tion TO make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be.
fore the United States land oiiCc at Spokane
Falls. Wash, on July isth, 1880.
VIZ; Ephriam G. Francis who made pre-.
emp OF y. = hling No. 740T. for lot |, sec
ti1u 20. twp % n. r t5 ~ " 81
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tion of said land, viz.
Gcoteo II B,uncti, Of sgokano Falls.
wash LCvi l. F.nC. OF spoNauc Bridgc,
Wash. Edward Mckee, Spokane br.dgc,
Wash, aud JohuJ. Fine, Of Spokane Bridge,
Wash.
Any person who desires to protest against
tho allowance o. such proof nr who knows
Of any subsiautial reason, under the law
and the regulations OF the Interior Depart
mcnt, why such proof should not be allowed.
viii le given nu opportunity az the above
mentioned time and place tp Cross.CNHmiuc
the witnesses NJ suid olnimant aud o. oiicr
evidence IN rebittal Of tuAt submi. ted by
claimant, A. ", STRONG, Aegistor,
HtsE
, 1890-06-05
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.


Land onlcc at spokane Falls. Wash.
April 90 1890
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tilcd notice of his intrn.
ton TO mako final proof in support Of his
claim, aud that said proof viii be made be-
fore the u :. land office ut Spokane Fails
Wash, on Monday, july. 1890 at 10 A. NJ,
viz. George Murruy, who made homestead
application No. 4io1, iot the set, nwIx swi. !.
me- =, lot A. sec. ., twp %, range a. a., ". 81.
lie names tho following witnesses to prove
iion of said land, viz;
James Murray, John simpson, John Muir
ray, samuel walton, all Of Spokane Bridge.
the allowance Of such proof, or who Knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
and regulations Of the interior department.,
why SUCH proot should not be allowed. Will
be given an opportunity NJ the above men.
toned time and place TO ross-eNamine the
witnesses of said claimant aud 10 oiicr evi.
dencc IN rcbuttai Of that snbmi tied by claim.
antiev A. W. STRONG, Register
, 1890-06-05

Land ONCE at spokane Falls. Wash, May
u, 1900.
Noiice /. hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions " the act OF cougtS~ OF
June g. 1873 entitled AN act Tor the sale
OF Umho lands In the states OF tAliforuia,
Ofcgou, NeyadHaud WashluRt ton Territory" "
John D. Falk. OF snos anc Fails, county of
SPOKANE state ut Warrington, has THIS day
nled In this Office his bwJrn statcmCnt No.
50, for the purchase OF lot ~, Ot o.. =, n
twp 20 H., range a. g., W. ~, and ] Of
fer proof 80 show that the land suu9ht Is
more valuable for ~ timber or stone than
fof agricultural purposes, und tu establish
his claim tn SD land before lhe register
aud receiver Of his Onicc at spokane Falls,
WAsh., on Monday, the 18th Jay OF July
800, atD A. NJ.
He NAMES w witnesses;
Matt II. Christensen, James Aud, Potter
Johnson aud T.. Erickion. all of spokane
FALL, Wash.
ANY aud all pertons claiming adversely
the abuyo. o.dc'c 'cfihcd lands arc requested TO
hlp thcit claims In this oilco ON or before
said 9sth day OF July, 1890.
-CB a. W SINONG. Register
, 1890-06-05
A HORSES PHENOMENAL DEED.
Ho Canters Fifteen Miles without
Changing Ills Feet.


There was an unusually large attend
ance at Audubon Park recently, The at
traction being novel race In which II
man and horse were contending on
pretty nearly even terms. Mariana Bel.
sa had agreed to run fifteen miles
against any horse that should be pitted
against him under these conditions:
The spaniard offered u prize OF 500
for any horse that would walk. run, trot,
pace, rack, or lopc fifteen miles under
saddle In less time than he would run
the same distance; but 1t was In tho
agreement that the horse should adopt u
certain gait at the start and not OK
change 1t for another in any part Of the
race, and it was through this part of the
contract that the element OF uncertainty
was introduced into the contest.
Every body knew that anything OF q
fair saddle horse could cover fifteen
miles in less time than 1t would take a
man to run the same distance, but tho
prevailing impression appeared to be
that no horse could be found that could
be made to lope, tr0t, gallop, pace, or
rack fifteen miles without changing its
gait.
The horse selected for the contest was
substantial looking black geldlng of
good size and substance, and having II
iair share OF quality, though he was not
handsome horse. lie was ridden by
his owner, MIR. B. l.. Harvey who, with
the big Mexican saddle lie used, must
have made up an iinpost oil fully 100
pounds.
1t was announced that the horse
would 1opt' (cunterl and II was undol-
stood that while he might shin his feet
ns often rs he chose, hc would lose the
race II he trottcd even half length.
Before the start the man was the favor.
itc as IL was expected that the horse
would drop into trOt when shilting his
lead from lett TO right, or from right to
leit, while no one appeared to contem-
plate the possibility OF the horses ac'
cOmplisling the whole distance without
once changing his feet.
II was neariy o'clock when the con
testants nude their appearance. The
Spaniard was very gaily uttired IN tlesli-
cOlored silk tights, white Kid slippers
trimmed with scarlet scarlet silk
handkerchief ON his head, cream col
ored undorshirt of silk net, and Dtauu-
fully embroidered trunks and collarettc
OF blue silk.
starting a little back of the mark,
they moved up and took the word
together the man at the pole on q long
swinging trot and the horse about the
middle of the track in slow cantcr.
The horse Immediately took the lead,
and lie continued to draw steadily away
Tor the whole distance till he had COM
plctod the tiltcen miles without having
once as much ms bhiited his feet for the
purpose OF changing his lrad) and was
more than five miles ahead OF Bielsa.
AS will bo seen by the time OF each
mile MIR. Harvey rated his morse ad
mirably from first to last, and at the
conclusion OF thc race lie was warmly
congratulated by hosts oi admiring
friends. The following table will give
an accurate picture Of the performance;
HORSE. MAN.
, 1890-06-05

United States Land once, Spokane Fails
Wash. May q, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions Of the act OF Congress- of
June q, 1873, entitled An act for The sale
OF timber lands In the states ot California.
Oregon, Nevada and Washington territory"
Thomas A. hoTnsby, OF spokane Fslls.
county OF Spokane. state OF Washington. has
this day hled in this Ofiicc his sworn aiate-
mont. No. 50. for ,he purchase OF the niS
mel ms nwi4 Of section 20. IN town,hip 10
a.. range 40 q, W. u. and Will otter proof 4,
show that the land sought l. more valuable
for It's timber or stone Than Tor Agricultural
purposes, and 10 establish his clal IN - said
land before the register and receiver OF this
onhco Al epOkunc rails, Wash, on 1uesdsy
the 10Th day Of July, 1890. at o a. n.
lie names A. Witnesses Henry Bruot And
Joseph VI. Spear. OF spokane Falls, WaSh
Charles Arnold. OF Loon Lake Nnsh
and David q. Hull, Of Spfingdale. Wash
ANY and all persons claiming nily0r.oiy
the above described lands arc requested 10
Ale their claims In this ofico on or befUgo
said 10Th day OF July, ISa0
sel0 A. W STRONG. Register.
, 1890-06-05
NOTICE OF F,sAL PROOF.


Land once at Spokane Falls, Wash. April
10 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion 10 make inAl proof Ia support OF his
claim, ami that said proof will be made
before the United States land ofilcs az spo-
kane Falls, Wash, on July y. 1890, at z.
NJ, viz: John +. falk, who made pro-
emption declarstory statement No, B1Tk,
for | u 1. . and o and swi4 OF nsl4 of sec,
4. twp 70 n, 42e, W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and oultivk-
tiOn OF said land, viz:
n. NJ Jndklss, John J. sullivan, Jens Nei-
son. Lucins Waste, Of spokane Falls, Wash.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof. orwho knows
OF any substantial reason. under the law
and the regulations Of the Interior Depart
ment, why such proof shoulo not be 81.
lowed, will he given an opportunity ~ tho
above mentioned time and place TO cross
examine the witnesses Of said claimant and
10 offer evidence In robuttsl Of that xub-
mitted by claimant. A. W. STRONG.
se6 BeSister.
, 1890-06-05

w o'Bron.P, .. address, care X. Kaum.
Davenport wash wishes TO know the
whereabouts OF his brother, Morgan o'Bhrn,
who left sumner, Iowa, about two y1nrs
ogo last April and came West. liU
, 1890-06-05

United states Land Onico At Spokane FRlls.
Wash. May o. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF congress
OF June o. 1873, entitled IAN act for the
sale OF timber lands In the states of Caiifor-
MIA, Oregon, Nevada and Washington terri.
forty" Henry Brook, OF spokane Falls.
county OF spokane, state OF Washington. has
this day nled in this once his sworn siafe-
mont No. -, for tho purchase Of the ni6
sw4 81 nwl< Of section "a, IN township 10
~, range 40 e. w. NJ. and will oifcr proof to
show that the Ian a sought Is morv valuable
for Its timber or stone than for agricultural
purpose. and TO establish his claim TO said
land before the register and recalverof thfs
once at spokane Falls, Wash, on Wcdnes-
day tho 30th day OF July. 1890 ut o A. II.
iie names as witnesses Joseph II. spear,
sprfngdale. wash. Charles II. Arnold of
Loon Lake, WASH. and Jacob vost, Of
Any and ali persons claiming adversciy
tho above. described lands arc requested 10
hle theif claims In this office ON or before
SAID 30th day OF July, 1870.
sci0 A, W. STRONG. Re~iss~r
, 1890-06-05
THAT INDIAN MESSIAH.
Hin Friday Travels Far to the west
to Meet Him.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 20.-Bill Fri
day, second war chief OF the Arapah oes,
of the Wind river reservation, who jour
neyed to the Pacific Coast to receive the
Indian Messiah, has returned to his peo.
pie bowed down with poignant grief.
Friday started on his mission four
months ago. The expected spirit was to
wait in from the indefinite West. and
Bill was to meet him ON Puget Sound
and guide him to the Wood river noun
tains. The Messiah was to prccipitate
for them the millennium tiooding out tie
pale faces, the redskins being In saic hag.
bor among the mountains, After the
waters recedod, the game drowned
would be revived for the use Of the In.
diaus.
Bill Fridays instructions from the
tribe medicine man were to take his post
at u certain medicine, rock, AFTER u
short time the stone wduld speak to him
ana spirit, tie veritabe Messiah
would appear and matoriulilc. Bill kept
lIis vigil tiIl even his stoicul patience was
exhausted. Weary and iOot-sOre he has
returned to his people with an expose of
the deceptive oracle. The Indians
Hooked to his standard and tile boom is
pretty well ilat,cned. What to tho res
eryation Indian was a most distressing
incident, contributes largely to the with
drawal of iaith IN the medicine man.
Dittcro, q ShOshone CHIEF Of great
prowcss and universal popularity. gave
up the ghost when tho Excitement was
at its height. The medicine man said
that all the dead would be resurrected
when the millennium came OIL and as IA
guarantee offered to revive Dittcro ON "A
given date, but the carcass of the favor
lite remains inanimate. The Indians
have ceased their dances, whicn have
been in progress nearly n year, and are
about through with the prophet business.
The millennium craze doubtless had its
origin in the mind of an Indian, but
they were encouraged by designing
white men.
, 1890-06-05
NOTICE OF rrNAL rRooF.



Land onicc at Spokane Falls, Wash,
April rs. 1900
Notice ia hereby glyou that tho following
named settler las ilcd notice Of his inten'
tiun to make innl proof In support of his
claim, aud that said proof VIII be made
before the United states land olice AZ hpo-
kane Falls, wash, on Monday. July q isDo
ntO A. NJ via John simpson, VINO made
homestead entry No. itbO Tor the swl4 nwi4
w" '' '''' - '"'' '
ilo names the following witnesses to prove
hi continuous residence upon ana cmtiNa'
tion OF said land, viz;
James Mnrry, George Murry. John Murry,
Samuel Wa ton, all of spokane Bfidsc.
Auy person who desires To protest against
the allow Anco uf such ptoof, or who knows
Of any substantial reason, under TIE law
and the regulations OF the Interior depart
mcnt, why such pro shouldn't bv allowed,
viii he glycn an Opportunity at inc above
mentioned time aud place u cross oNamino
the witnesses OF said claimant aiid oiicr cyl.
dcncc In rebuttal uf that submit ed by
claimant lcB A. W. STRONG, Register