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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-05-06
Another Batch of Tobacco Inform

After the first day of next month anv
farmer can sell his tobacco to any one he
chooses to. Knowing that the law was
going into effect when we were making our
tobacco campaign last winter is the reason
why we told the people that agents would
come right to their tobacco barn doors.
sample and bid on their crops, which is
far preferable than trust or so-called
syndicate. Keep away from the towns
and sell to the agents.
Each week we are doing our utmost to
give the facts and methods Of growing to-
bacco in such language that the humblest
reader can understand and adopt
1t is TO be regretted that many of the to-.
baccO growers OF one acre of tobacco This
season are among the col 0red race, many O
whom cannot read. We suggest that they
make up clubs Of 5 at 10 cents each ana
lake the FLoRIDIAN each week for six
months and once each week assemble at
some central point and have some good
reader present to read the tobacco news to
them. Don't 60 it blind you will get lef
if you do.
The Cuban tobacco the people are now
planting will have a wide range for re-
turns.
Growing tobacco properly in West
Florida is the BEST paying crop that ex-
lists. We will not except the LeConte
pear crop.
The market does not demand the old
fashioned speckled-leafed tobacco.
If your land is rich enough the closing
scene in this years tobacco crop called
the ''sucker CROP" will pay all the ex-
penses Of raising the first crop and give
you plenty for the pipes until another
crop is raised.
Watch for the flea beatle in your tobacco
beds A solution Of elder leaves on the
plants will 'cook his goose"
Thomas Roberts has five acres set out.
Parson Snead, on the B linbridge road, has
two acres OUT.
We are always ready to answer tobacco
questions. Ask them at any time you
choose.
Have You cross-plowed the one acre of
tobacco land the second time?
We advise every colored man that is
son, if he is anywere near Cad
verse freely with those people and get
will pay better to 60 there of Saturday
than wearing out Monroe street side
walks 1t would be we'll for the white
folks to visit the Santa Clara and Vogt's
plantations during the next two months.
Gadsden county is our schoolmaster-we
are the pupils-go to school.
Next year one and all will have to
make great allowances about sowing
beds-the seasons are getting to be very
unreliable.
Get every weed and all the stalks,
roots and trash off the one acre before a
plant is set therein. Foul land is de-
spicable spot.
If very strong land throw up low
ridges three feet apart, if otherwise
make the ridges four feet apart.
Cotton seed makes a good fertilizer
and good wrapper.
w. II. LAWRENCE. :
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-05-06
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-05-06
's1TB AND FARM
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30
Rar,,,,r.I.

There was a good attendance at the
special town meeting that was held at tRe
town hall Apr. to see what should be
done about booming the town and repair
ing the town house. The meeting was of
short duration. 1t was called to order by
the moderator, when J. 5. Cobb made a
motion to dissolve the meeting. Capt.
Bruce opposed this motion and Mr.. Cobb
spoke IN support of his motion. The mo-
tion to dissolve was carried with only one
dissenting vote.
Adelbert F. Thayer, highly respected
citizen died on Thursday Apr, % after a
long illness. His funeral was attended on
Saturday under Masonic orders. The de-
ceased leaves a wife, father and sister to
mourn his loss.
There were TO services at the NJ. +.
church last Sunday, the pastor being alb
sent at Conference.
DR.. Brigham and wife of Pittsfield have
been visiting in town.
Notice adv't OF small farm wanted in
another column.
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uUhN NJ.

In W. r. Junction, April Il, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Neill.
In Bethel, April 3, a daugnterto Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hough.
In Norwich, April 10, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur L. Douglass.
In Woodstock, April IS, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Z. Richmond OF Brainerd
Mimi.
In West Woodstock, April 8, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Vaughan.
A son to Rev. Charles Dutton and wife
OF Ashland, Mass, April 20, 1891.
A daughter to John Leonard and wife
of Stockbridge, Apr. 10th, 1891.
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DIED.

In Barre, April 18th, Chauncey c. Leon
ard, aged II years.
In Vest Bridgewater, Mch. q, Alonzo
Madden, aged IS years.
In Springfield, April 5, Ms. Aaron Bis
bee, aged IS years.
In Ludlow, April 3, Mrs. Sullivan Full
lam, aged So years.
In Chelsea, Mass, April 10, Mrs. Ade-
line NJ. Farnsworth aged 50 years.
In Pomfret, April IS, Mrs. Amanda NJ
Bugbee, aged 50 years.
In Woodstock, April II, of paralysis,
Jerome Converse, aged about 81.
In Royslton, April II, Phineas d Pierce
aged 72yrs. SIN. lad.
In Fitchburg, Lucy Alden. wife of Rob
ert j. Alison, formerly Of Salisbury. VT
In West Randolph, Vt, April "a. 1891.
Mrs. Lucinda Belcher, aged about 81 yrs.
In W. Randolph, Apr. p, Mrs. Eunice
7. Stedman aged about 81 years.
In Braintree, April oath. Mrs. George
Wells, aged about p years.
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50. StockbritIge.

Eddie Longley while playing with a A.
year-old colt last week got kicked in the
mouth, knocking eight teeth down his
throat. George Mills has sold his fancy
pair of oxen to parties from York state
and bought pair of j. l.. Davis.-Albert
Knowlton has bought a fancy yoke of
steers OF John Mills OF Pittsfeld. Cattle
are in good demand here now. 1t is en-
couraging for farmers.-George Savage
has moved to the Common and will go in
to the tub business.-Chas Neff has a new
express wagon bought of Abe LeFrancis.
w III. Edmunds had to go to Gaysville
last week for sawyer, Geo. Adams.-It
is VIII Manning, not Perkins, that has
moved into 5. Whitcomb's house. Miss
May Stockwell is engaged to teach in no.
lois. Davis has sold his oxen and
bought pair OF colts of j. G. Gilmore
Levi Goddard is able to walk TO the neigh
bors.-Mrs. Goodel is better.--Gertie
West has finished work for Mrs. Roundy
and gone home.
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o. NJ. Tink ham is recovering. Miss Lii
lian King is under DIR. Sperry's care.-C
+. Culver is in Boston purchasing new
spring and summer goods. Thomas and
Harding have commenced building II. w
Wallis barn.-Miss Lizzie Wheeler and 5,
r. Leonard have returned from Upton,
Mass.-Fresh fruit at 9. +. Culyers.-I
church is soon to be newly shingled. The
schools commenced in Nos. 3 and this
week.-Mrs.. Maria Lambelton is quite
poorly.-Lizzie Wheeler is at A.P .Clifford's
Mrs Obed Whipple is in So. Royalton.
DIR. Cobbis son, Herbert is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Il. G. Sherburne.-John Bur
bank has the grip.AScott Childs is at work
for Stephen Hewitt again.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30

STATE or VERMONT Al a Pr hafe Court
HARTFORD DISTRICT = thcid az Woodstock
within and for said District the 2oth day OF Apr.
A. u. ISL.
Present. Hon. Thomas q. Seayer Judge.
w ereas William skinner. administrator Of the
- tate Of VILLA Nesuer. late ~ KoNaltun ia said
district deceased intesate haspresente Co sal Court
his petition in wiring. making application for H.
sell certain real 81 witch said iniestafe
died sezcd. situate in said fay alton. 10 VIII 8 acres
adjoining land ofJ. Waldo. p acies formerly owned
by Norman Davis and ~ acfts Of land called ''1he
Howe Iof." The same + described ~ the inventory
of said estate. representing q az such ,aie will IT,
beneficial the heirs ~ said Interstate aud t. al
persons CONCERNED Ga said estate although not uee-
sary tor the payment ~ debts sud eNpta e. ~ adj
niinisfraiion.
fhcreupnn the Court appoints tile iiih iay 81
May A. d.. 1871 IS a time aud the Probate
Ahice ii Woodstock aortaaid a place ~ hearing
and deciding aid appli alton. ard orders thar no.
lice ~ said applicant an be- fyen O. 40
esfed ia said estate. the reason for DE same. place
and time Of hstring,hy nuhiisiil1g ihree week
I'D tie White River Herald d newspaper published ~
koyalton u this safe. sni "a riFculates The hciE-
aifiaa1 ~ $50 siiE.left a. tr'i fiifh qualifications
shall De previous said lnl, 81 heari.ala copy Of
reeard ~ THIS order.flat ty may appear before said
Court AID ~ Heard n ie natter ~ said application
L they So causc-A true rec ,td. Nj. sFANER.
true copy uf record. Ec1iSfHr.
ge Attest r. 70. SEAyl,Is Judge.
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AnnuaI Village lIeeting.

WARNING:-The legal voters Of the vii
lage of West Randolph, VT, are hereby no.
titled and warned to meet in the High
School building on Main ST. in said village
on Tuesday the 9Th day of May, 1891 at Z:
80 O'Clock, p. m, for the following pur-
poses:
1st, To elect a moderator.
End, To elect clerk.
Bird, To hear and act upon the reports of
the trustees, treasurer, collector, highway
surveyor, chief engineer, fire wardens and
such other officers as are required to re-
port.
4th, To elect board Of five trustees. a
treasurer, collector, chief engineer, list and
End asst engineers, three fire wardens, one
or more auditors, and a water commission
er for five years.
5th, To see il the village viii appropri-
ate anything and if so how much for the
observance of Memorial Day.
9th, To see if the village will protect pri-
vate property from the encroachments of
the branch.
9TH, To see If the village will direct the
LAYING of sewers in Main and Pleasant SITS.
sth, To see If the village viii direct the
laying of additional concrete sidewalks.
9th, To see if license fee shall be coll
lected from peddlers other than farmers
selling their own produce.
10th, To hear the report OF the commit
tee appointed at the last annual village
meeting to investigate in regard to light
ing the village with electric lights.
18th, To see il the village will vote to
light the streets of the village by electric
lights.
18th to raise money for the present in
debtedness II any exists and provide for
the future expenses of the village.
18th, To do any other business proper
to be done when met.
E. o. HIBBARD, Village Clerk.
West Randolph. Vt, April 21st, 1891.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30

John Leonard and wife are happy in the
visiting friends in town.-Amasa Adams
has moved to Taggart hill and Chas. Sew
erance now occupies the house vacated by
him.-School commenced in no. ! Monday
with Miss Hannah Flint of Roxbury as
teacher Miss Gertrude Morrill, will teach
the spring term OF school on South HILL
Mrs. Benz. Abbott of Bethel visited her
son, W. L. French last week.-Geo. Savage
has moved to F. Jaquith's house.-Mrs. T..
S. Burnh ham is in Royalton, caring for her
aged father, who is quite sick.-1he
young people of this place will repeat the
drama "The Last Loaf" followed by the
laughable farce, "Poor Pill coddyn at
Pittsfield May 2nd.-Miss Addie Wilcox
is in poor health
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PROBATE corRr.-HARTFoRp DIsIIICl
Record Of business done.

April I4.-Homer A. Trudo, a
minor Of Bridgewater is adopted and
made heir at-law of Daniel o. and Ir-
sula j. Robinson and name changed to
Homer A. Robinson.
Apr. -. Isaac Northrop's estate,
Royalton admir-. settles account.
Willard Billings, insane, W oodstock /;
Joseph Gallup, Woodstock, appointed
guardian vice Jas. G. Bates, resigned.
Leonard Hamilton's estate, Trustee
ship IL. c. White, trustee, renders his
annual account.
Apr. II. Avery Colston's estate,
Woodstock Asa Weed, admir- settles
I'd adm's account.
April 20. Lavonia Shorts estate,
Bethel: Oliver n. Barrows appointed
admir-; O. T.. Shaw and Robert No
bic appointed eom'rs.
VIM. Vesper's estate, Royalton (;
VIM. Skinner, admir-. makes applica-
ton for license to sell real estate.
Hearing May 1l.-Standard.
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N a & RIE D.

In w. K. Junction, April 10, Frank B
Rowland and Josephine Marcott.
In W. r. junction, April 9, Chas. w.
Cole Of Boston and Ellen NJ. Ranney.
In Woodstock, April %, j. Edward Cur
tbs and Lucy l.. Lewis, both of Bridgewa-
ter.
In Barre, April 20, John w. Reason and
Katie b. McLeay.
In East Montpelier, April 10, VIM. W.
Sprague and Annie S. Templeton, both of
Brookfeld.
In Bethel, Apr. 18th, Edward j. Macie
of Hartford and Myrtle Jesseman of Hart
land.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30

STATE OF VERMONT. tia Probate Court. beld
Randolph District, $ AZ Randolph IN ana for
said Dist on the 2fth dav Of Arr A. D. VI Rrile
G. POSTER admir- Of the estate OF Nathan 4. Fo<
ter late Of Tunhridge in said District iif.steses
presents his admins sraiou Account for examination
and allowance and laakes application FOR ! isr, ~
distribution and Partition n the estate Of said d.
ceased Nhereupon- Il Is ordered tr said Court fls
said AZ ulicafiOn under consideration and -
heard on The 18Th day ofNAy A. D. 1881 al the
AL persons Interested D. notlfei thereof lv ruhlIrT-
ton Of notice Of this application and order fi,r
weeks successlyely in the HEHALn AND SEFs r,riuf-
ed al Randolph, before sald time Of hearing raj
they may appear At said time and place and slrrv
cansef any they may have uhy s1ch ncr4nrr sl,.rts
not b. allowed and such decree unde
BY the Court-Aftesf.
81 WILLIAM II NICHOLS Jniee
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Miss Annie Yinton is in Medford this
week.
Elmer Wilson is at home from Lincoln
A. n. Briggs is improving.
Miss Bertha Bostwick is soon to 90 ia
Barre to work.
r. Bostwick visited in Bristol last week.
Ernest Wilson is to work for w L.
Ford
Eugene Campbell is having the wall
laid for his new barn.
A. Foote of Cornwall was in town Mon
day and carried his little daughter home
who has been spending the winter with
her grandparents.
Dist. no. 10 have donated quite literally
to lift the mortgages off from the homes
Of the poorer class.
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West Hartford.

Arthur Kendall and family have gone
to Enosburgh to visit his her.-George
Fleming from Sharon takes Arthur Ken
dall's place in f. f. Hollis store while he
is away.-Eben Harrington from STAFFORD
spent last week at the hotel.-Mrs. May
Brockway is To work in Geo. Brockway' S
family the coming season.-There are no
more new cases of diphtheria as yet.-The
Mansfield stoves sold by Il. +. Wilson OF
Bethel are all the rage. Who will have
the next?-Minnie Clifford has finished
her work for Mrs. Brockway and return
ed to her home in Norwich.-Emma Pit
kin from Quechee is at work at the
Wheeler House. Lucy Pitkin has finish
ed work for Mrs. Kendall and gone to
Mr.. Safford's at Quechee.-John Eastman
has moved into Willis Hazen's tenement.
School has been closed for the past
week on account of the diphtheria scare
but viii begin again Wed. Apr. %. Sell
dom has the little community of W. Hart
ford felt so severe a shock as the news OF
the sudden death of little Allen Bruce
which occurred Sunday morning, Apr. 49,.
The Sunday before he was at church and
in his Sabbath School class as usual.
Monday he was taken sick with pneumo-
mia and the next Friday diphtheria set in
and Sunday morning he crossed over the
river of death. II was very bright, act
i've little fellow and loved by all who
knew him. The bereaved family have the
sympathy OF all.
Linger, Angel Allen, linger,
At the gates OF Paradise,
From thy shining home before thee
Earthward turn thy cleaning eyes.
One by one our friends are gathered
To that near and shining shore,
In the bloom OF youth and beauty
Hath my darling gone before.
am coming through the shadows,
must little longer wait,
Linger Angel Allen, linger
Linger at the pearly gate.
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Hancock.

Mrs. Piper was in Bethel last week.
Mrs. Lyman Rhodes is still very poorly.
Alonzo Brown has been quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Martin visited his
sister in Pittsfield last week.
Eddie Albert is at work for Mr.. Hunt
ington in Rochester.
Libbie Riley is to teach on West Hill
this summer beginning May 4th.
Lottie Flint visited at her uncle's in
Granville last week.
Lizzie Spoor is to teach up the branch
this summer.
Martin Hackett is very poorly.
DR.. Huntington operated on John
Rhodes throat Saturday evening He is
still very poorly
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Burke have rented
the house and garden OF Bert Boyd on the
Darling farm for the summer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30

STATE OF VERMONT, tin PROBATE ourt.n Al
said District On the 2fth dAF OF Apr. A. D.. Isqi
Watson =. Lamb administrator Of the estate ~
Henry e. Ninfon late OF Randolph IN said district
deceased. presents his administration account for
examination and allowance and makes appilcntfan
tate OF said deceased. V'ber.-
upon.f Is ordered by said Court that said appiirsfon
come under consideration and be heard On the II nv
81 May A. ID. 1881. az the Probate Office IN
Randolph and u Is further ordered that all person
interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice
Of this application and order three weeks successive
v IN the HERALD AND NEWS. printed At Randolph
before said time Of hearing that they NAV apfear ~
aid lime and place and II feysee cause ecf rhreto
By the Court. attest.
WI. II. NICHOLS. Judge.
A true copy Of record attest 81
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West Bridge,vater.

School commenced in dist. no. :, Sher-
burne, Monday, Alice Warren teacher
The cheese factory is to commence opera
tons May 4th, with Fred c. Johnson as
maker, the same as last year.-The friends
and neighhors OF Lewis Madden and wife
gave them surprise party on Saturday
the 23rd and presented them with a nice
bureau. After partaking of lunch they al
returned to their homes proclaiming a
good time.-Mrs. r. l.. Madden is with
her father who is very sick Report is that
Lewis Madden has bought the stafford"
place on the hill.-Mrs. Almira Spaulding
has rented John Spaulding's house and in
tends to live there this summer.-Fred
Parker and wife have been visiting at d.
A. Standings the latter part of the week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30
Probate ~ viii.

STATE or VERMONT. In Probste Court held Al
RANDOLPH nIsTRicI.~s Randolph within and Tor
said Dstrici.pn ihe 2it daN Of Apr. Al. 81 An 10
strnnenf pnrportnE Ia De- the lastwill and Testament
OF otis Lamb late Of Randolph dis
trcf. deceased. being presented g. Gouri By Watson
.. LAmb executor named therein for III ihaie "a Is
ordered by said Court that an persons concerned Their
IN be notified 20 appear sssiun Of ID Courifo b.
day Of Nav A.D.lSland show cause. ifs ny they may
have aeainsf the Probate Of said VIII; for which pur
pose Il II further ORDERED, that copy % the record ~
this order BE published three weeks sccs ssiVeyin tie
HERALD NFws, printed At Randolph previous 70
said time appointed for hearing. isy tht Court.
81 Afiest. Will IAN a. NlIHnlS. Lndre
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j. D. MITCHELL.
GENTLEMEN!

We wish 10 call yo-
attention to the fact that keep boots and shoes the pes
there are made We control in this the sale OF aI
OF the leading manufactures. We make specially OF Gems
fne Shoes Our sales have been very large and our custom
ers are always satisfied II anything proves wrong they know
It will be made right 1t is very that defective shoe
found in our stock We do give these shoes away l9
are houses that may sell cheaper, but quality for q
Our ann IS to give every patron the full value of his mon
one hundred certs worth for every dollar As style ana
ask any OF our customers You will notice their feet are
ways well dressed. We should like to serve you in this M
and know we can please you.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30

ssWoman, her diseases and their treat
ment.n A valuable illustrated book OF
seventy-two pages sent free on receipt OF
10 cents to cover cost OF mailing, etc. Ad-
dress P. o. Box 1906 Phil, Pc.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30

in Rubbers. What is the use
of buying cheap ones? They are the most
expensive in the end. Ask for those
branded Wales Goodyear Shoe Co. See
I heir ad on another mage
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30
SPECIAL SALE.
MILLINERY.

Spring has come aud with it has
come our well and selected stock of
Millinery. We have Just returned
from Boston and having secured the
services of Miss +. NJ. Morse. lady
of large experience in the large towns
near Boston, we feel well equipped
to give You the latest styles and nobbi-
est goods.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30
FOR SALE.

One second hand Lane clapboard ma
chine and log sapper both in good repair.
For particulars address,
ROBINSON Il PERKINS,
Pm Rochester, Vt.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRuGeIsTS.
MANrED.

A teacher OF experience for the higher
department of a school OF two grades
Higher English branches taught. Apply
at once to F. +. STEELE, Gaysville, Vt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30

Dress Goods-Black, Colors Stripes Plaids from u IA
to SI25 per yard There decided bargains he'
goods.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30

Parties in need of fertilizers will find
the best and cheapest in the old, reliable
soluble Pacific Guano, the best for all
crops. For sale by E. j. Prince, South
Randolph, VI. 4w
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30

ARR IA n The largest stock shown in this grown express
NLlHEA ~ for and will be sold about half prizes
M HIN Don't be fooled but the old reliable
" IN IN - " and get the best. CHARLES THJRSTM
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SEEDs.-Best assortment, lowest prices.
New stock OF all kinds of garden seeds IN
bulk Just received. The most economical
way to buy them. Call and get prices at
Whitten's Hardware Store, no. 6, Aler-
chants Row.
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W. 3

Why does this corset take the lead
in all Of the large cities and towns A
look at the corset will tell you why
Large line of Kid, silk and Cotton
Gloves.
We are having one Of tie Largest
sales in Ladies' Jackets and CaPes "
ever had. They are made in \. u
and the styles and prices suit them
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
Notice of Eorfaitura.

To James Hendrs~. his heirs or assigns:
You are haFcby notified that / have expeudel tina
safn 90 tso hundred dollars Ia Iabar and iHsToss,
ments on the
MOUNTAIN VIEW and KEYsrosg
ioae mining claims, situated ON Red Warrior mn
Bear trrsk Mining District. Eia.oee county ldaha
- required - section xsss Revised sasasss "a IA
aMtsd states being the amount required held the
same f1 the lear lap and that your proportion al
.s Nauae = tEeiaeiiafs and Aitv due on she
Mountain Aisw claim ard twelve anliArs and sasfy
CENTS aue on the ksyssnae claim msklnx a s.ssal Of
tsenas hse dollaTs-seing oneeixhsh nj the amoupk
saErndsd On hnsh claims and II within ninety si2ys
sstsf tnis NJ ts0 by rubliMsaon yon fail o. rsfss To-
sohfioots your ptopaFssng Of seh expenditure Is s-
owner your interest In sad vasas will heosne The
property OF the sal~raileT ussr sald section zss&
REVISED Statutes Of the Inlsad saassa
Dated Rocky nar. Dc. II, fseo