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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
FOR THE BIG FAIR.
Novel Feature in a Reminder of
Columbus.
A CONVENT THAT SHELTERED HIN

And Where He Prepared for His Great
Voyage To BE Reproduced at jackson
Park-Secretary Foster Takes Another
Whack at Commissioner Owen-The Ma
tfonal Financial Observation-Disclosures
Reciprocity Treaty Announced-The
Question of Russian Jewish Immigra-
ton.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-The committee
on foreign exhibits of the Worlds Column
bian exposition have recommended the
erection at Jackson park, in Chicago, of
an exact reproduction of the old convent
OF La Rabida at Palos, Spain. This con-
vent is more closely associated with the
life OF Columbus than any other building
in the world. 1t was kere that he applied
for bread and water for his child, and
here he was furnished shelter for two
years while he was developing his theory
OF western passage to the Indies; and it
was here that he lived while preparing for
the voyage, and in the little chapel at
tached to the convent he attended mass on
the morning he sailed
Will Boss the job for Nothing.
1t is proposed to make the reproduction
exact. 1t will be of the same dimensions,
OF similar material, and wherever there is
blemish or broken tile in the original
they will be reproduced. The work will
be done under the direction of Mr.. Franz
lin W. Smith, wealthy and enthusiastic
amateur architect, who lives in the Moor
ish villa "ZoraydaS at St. Augustine, Fa,
during the winter AID in the Pompeiian
villa at Saratoga during the summer.
Mr.. Smith has had more experience in the
reproduction of ancient architecture than
any other man, and tenders his services
without cost to the exposition.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
Fired a Monumental Cannon.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 3-At 9 p. n.
on Thursday some unknown persons
loaded and discharged the cannon which
rested on a pedestal at the base of the
soldiers monument in Peabody cemetery,
its muzzle pointing toward the Chaplin
memorial chapel. The noise of the explo-
sion was heard over a wide area. but its
cause was not ascertained until Friday
night, when the cannon was discovered to
have been moved from its former resting
place while the chapel windows were
found to have been shattered by the con-
cussion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
Gored to Death bv Texas Cattle

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Aug. "A re-
port has reached here from the Cherokee
country that near the Neosho river four
people have been gored to death by Texas
cattle. A woman and two little girls
were first attacked and literally torn to
pieces. A cowboy who attempted to rescue
them was thrown from his horse and in
stantly killed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
Reciprocity With San Domingo.

WASHINGTON, Aug 3.-The president
Saturday issued a proclamation announc-
ing the conclusion of reciprocity trea Y
with San Domingo, which takes effect
from and after Sept. next. A large mum
Der of articles of American production are
admitted free of duty, the list being SINH
laB to that tontained in the treaty regard
ing Cuba and Porto Rico, proclaimed Fri
day, and many other articles have the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
THE SELECTION OF JOHNSON.
Another Witness to the Republican
Convention of 1854.

Another Witness as to the Republican
Convention of 1854.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 3-N d. Sperry,
postmaster of New Haven, takes issue
with Colonel Mcclure, on the ques-
ton of who was Lincoln's choice for vice
president in 1864. Mr. Sperry has been
postmaster Of New Haven ever since 1861.
except during Mr.. CIeveland's admins
tration. He was member of the con-
vention that nominated Lincoln and
johnson in 1854. and was secretary of the
National Union Republican committee,
with headquarters at the Astor House,
during the campaign of 1864. He was
personally acquainted with Nr. Lincoln.
and had many interview with him at that
time.
LincoIn's Influence Not Used.
Mr.. Sperry says that Lincoln never in
any way expressed his preference for any
particular candidate. On the informal
ballot nearly all the New En.rhend states
voted for Hamlin After this confer
enee was held, and on the formal ballot
the states voted alphabetically. and Con-
necticut was the first New England state
to cast its entire ballot for Andrew John
son, and Mr.. johnson received large ma
jority of all the votes He says that
the biographers are right and that Col
Mcclure is wrong, and that it was the
convention and not Mr.. Lincoln who se-
lected Mr.. Johnson.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
MONTHLY TREASURY STATEMENT
Eet Decrease of the Debt Nearly So, 500
OOO-Income and Outyo

Eet Decrease of the Debt Nearly So, 800
O0O-Income and Outgo.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The public debt
statement issued from the treasury depart
ment Saturday shows reduction in the
debt during the past month amounting to
s., Az 500 There was an increase of $500
in the interest bearing debt, due to the
issuance of a small refundirg certificate
bond a reduction in the non-interest bear
ing debt Of 81, 551, 902, and an increase in
the surplus or treasury cash during the
month of 81, $50, 9O1. The aggregate OF in
terest and non-interest debt, less 800, co.,
90 so Id reserve and sos. 1SS. rs net cash
balance or surplus. is SS4S, 465, 242. and of
this amount 500, 529, 420 is interest bear
ing debt made up of $3.50, $50. 220 per
cent. bonds, so, lS9, 200 Az per cents, and
81, 619, 500 per cents continued at , per
cent.
Government Receipts and Expenses.
Government receipts from all sources
during July aggregated 81. 800, SA,
against s3S, 1903, 2l6 in July 1890 Custom
receipts We're Sl5, 46S,j 50, against S23, 953,
3Se in July year ago; internal revenue
receipts Sl4, 55l ,S67, against Sll, III, 499 in
Jrils 1880; receipts from miscellaneous
sources We're s. $50 S22, or nearly =. O00.-
600 more than in July, 1890 Expendi-
lures during the first month of the cur
rent fiscal year were $50, 10, 651, against
S39, 052, $40 in July, 1890.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03
LincoIn's Influence Not Used.
PARNELL SPEAKS AT THURLES.
And No Horsepond Incident Mars TIL e
Festivities.

And No Horsepond Incident Mars the
Festivities.
DUBLIN, Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
threats and intimations of the anti-Par-
nellites. the reception of Parnell at Thurles
yesterday was most enthusiastic. A mu!-
titude of people attended the meeting,
most of them from the country, and nearly
all ardently in favor of Parnell The
streets were adorned with Irish flags and
arcbed with evergreeRs The people took
the horses from Parnell's carriage, and
dragged the carriage with Parnel in it
to the market square.
Is Watching the Liberals.
There Parnell delivered an address of
his usual tenor. He affirmed that his
policy was unchanged, that he distrusteG
the Liberal party. and would keep his
hands unfettered until he had seen clear
evidence of an honest purpose TO fulfill
Liberal pledges. He warned O'Brien and
Dillon to be careful not to be drawn into
a dangerous course by blind confidence in
Gladstone
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03

Mr. Owen, the superintendent of immi-
grafton, will supervise the official duties
of inspection officers. When an appeal
touching the right of an alien to land is
taken to the superintendent, he isto prepare
and submit his decision on the case to tie
secretary or assistant secretary designated
to act in the premises. for his APP
proval or disapproval. If the decision is
approved it v-ill be promulgated as written;
if disapproved it will be promulgated as
revised
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-03

OWENS POSITION DEFINED.

Fhe Immigration Commissioner Not Au-
thorized 10 Decide Appeals.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Secretary Fos-
ter has issued a circular letter defining the
duties of officials charged with enforcing
the immigration laws. All rulings or
opinions, the secretary says, covering new
applications of the immigration laws or
new questions arising under it, and all
notifications of previous rulings will be
signed by The secretary Of the treasury or
by an assistant, under the general direc-
ton of the secretary, and until otherwise
directed Assistant Secretary Nettlet N
will continue to have general supervision
of immigration matters
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30

Wtann gift, alle bieie GbOrbeiten er.
iragen, fir bic er opr ber 6ffeutli6en
Mteinun9 bic 8erantipurtung trGat?
Infer Sof mub ein @eseultau6 6es
@elddters Der fremoen S6fe lein. 9a
mir 8rin5en iein ipollen, milfen mir es
iueni9ItenS in Der Snltuu9 unb in bem
ieinen Zone iein. S(ber nidts benefit
beiier, tpie iebr Die monar6ii9e 9raoi>
tion in Srantrei6 ii6 perliert, als bas
Gebnbren bieier groBtbuenoen 8eri6ns
li6feitea, Die inter Dem glncien 9fegime
faum in ben 8OrSimmern gebulbet pors
ben m1ren."
Der General f6ilsert bann, tuie Der
ginflub Der &niierin nod sr6Ber tpurbe,
als iie benz &aiier einen grben 9ab,
unb am 12. 9lusuit 1856 idreibt er in
iein 9asebu6: SD babe bas bunfle
8Orsefiibl, baB bieie bumme, lei9tfers
tise, eitle, pbantuitiidbe unb idb5Ornise
BerIpn einmal baS rln9liid meines 8as
terlanoes iein tpirb!" &ie 8e9t bat Der
General sebabt! R6itli9 lit fOlsenbe
Stefle beS 2agebudes: p16. Wtdr5
1856. Die &nilerin lit beute ppn einem
Snaben entbunben iporbeu. Hrin5 Sea-
ppleon (bem bieier &nabe bic Suifnuus
abi6nitt, ielbIt SaiIer su tperoeu) bat
ii6 bel bieier @eleseubeit iebr unse'
!6idt unb unb0fli9 benommen. 9a er
li9 bel Der 8rdIentution bes gteusebo'
renen pOn alien SDflinsen, Die i6H ni6t
liebten, beObnbtet fiiblte unb es in Der
Gbat aud mar, 10 bate er menisitens
70 piel Selbitbeberriduns baben miiiien,
unt ieinen glerger nift merfen Su laiien.
glber oieien Slerser fonnte Seoermann
iOSuiasen nit Sdnoen 9reifen: Se.
Saiierlide Sobeit ma6te elm b66f
biiitsreS uno miirriides @eiibt.
0un er5dblt ii9 bas 8OnmUt, bas
Elm MiniIter iiber bieie Scene ma6te:
,Sebt oa NerO, Der bic @rmproun9 bes
8ritannicus erpdst!~ Ntan fennt Die
g8iBe, bic in Der llmsebuna bes 8rin'
sen iiber bic &aiierin sema6t ipuroen,
por tpie nah ibrer @ntbinbung. 9nS
erinnert in gmem an ben Spf 2ubiuis's
XVI, ielbitueritdnblid pbne ben oa'
mafisen slten Gon unb glnitanb. Sra
rie antpinette mar ia ielbit pon Seiteu
ibrer nd6iten @ermanbten Die 8iel,
i6eibe dbnliber Bosbeiten unb Ser
leumbungen. @obin Bat bies beibe ses
fabrt, bic @erleumber unb 8ibreiBer
ipie ibr Spier? gBie baben bod nur
bic 2ebren elmer @ei6ibte, beren 8eus
gen nod unter rns leben, 10 balo uers
9eIIen iperoen t6nnen!" Wtan fiblt,
ipel9e Seelenqual bieier aufri9tiss
8onapartiIt erbulbete, ipenn er eine
iOlde @irtbI9aft unb bieie 9eri6nlids
feiten aniab. @s gilt aud fiir ibu,
iuas er BON einem auberen ersebenen
9iener bes &aiierrei9s beri6tet, ber
zines cages Su ibm iuste: 20, mas
iinb bas fur 9eute, benen mir bienen,
mein armer @enerall giber mas mol
len Sie-es fnb ebsn @apoleune!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
Gia eenpfHaftsr TIN s6latwaeen.

SOGsenbes GeiieseI6i6tden iuirt
unter benz Siesel Der Seri9miesen6eit
tOlpUrtirt uRO mir pollen bieies Signal
aud nidt brs9eu. Gin franfer Serr
uno beIlen Satin baben 5tuei Gldse in
sinem S6Iaipasen inne, Der 5iemli6
beiebt lit. @escn Mitteruadt eripadte
Der &ranfe inter beftisen Sdmersen i'm
Riiden uno bittet feline 5rau, ibm idnell
rim Seufpilaiter auf5ulesen. 9as CUTE
Beib6en ma9t oasPfalter Sure1t uno
lduft bann sum auoeren @nbe oes 8az
gems, I'M oas 8faiter bort am 9ams
Penlidt Su iudrrer, oamit es ,redt
Iiebt". 9lui bem &admege gum franfen
Satten 9erdtb bic fleine Srau jeou6
ausliidli6er g9eiie an bas unre6te 8ett,
In met9em ein oider 8einreiIenber ben
heien S6laf beS @ere6ten i6ldit, Der
ueuig g8aiier in ben @ein Der 9lnoereu
semiidt. S6nea ben Sorbnng surid,
bic 8ettoefen in Die 66be uno flatit
iBt oas 8flaiter I'M breiteu &uden oes
I6Iafenoen &eiienoen. Sn bieiem 0eo.
uent ruIt Der trante @bemann aus ieiz
ner aoie: rgtber 0tnrp, mo bleiblt 8u
Senn?" Sest erit merit bic 5rau
ben BON ibr besauseuen eutiebli6en
Srrtbum. Wtit brei @aSelenIpriinaen
1T bic gIrme bel ibrem @atten, bem iie
bas @aibebene i'm 5liiltertOue mittbeilt.
eros ieiner S9msrSen muB Der Srante
laden uuO Ia4t, bis ibm isine Shmer
Ien persebeu. Damn lit ss elm g8,i
ben itiu. bis pl6slib aus benz Bette bes
@einreiien6en S9merSensruie uno
6li6e i'm niloen @emiih orinaen:
,Serrs tsmilltOnenbuunsrpstter gSaS
iBt mir ba I'M 9reuS? Simmel bom=
benssrnnaten elements bonner uno
paselwetterl Su, tuie oos breuut!
BaGer! Seuer! Mn, au, OBJ . mein
Rlden 9as Sett brenut! 0onRer uno
Ooria Wtein Riden 8aiTer - 8ie's
better fam, er5dblt unier @eidi6t6en
uidt, d6er ibOu mars fir ben wioer
@illen 9epilaiterten ni6t!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
Sarfif@e Rauberiaeo.

0ie 8erfolsung Der &duber pun
EiberfeBti6i lit, ipie aus &Onitantinos
pei beri1tet ipirb, BON ben tiirfiihen
8ebbrben iOfurt einseleitet ipOrben,
nahbem bic befreiten @efangenen in
Rirtiliiie nnselanst uno bamit jeoe @e'
fabr fir oieie enti9wunoen mar. Gus
alien Sbeilen bes &el6es tparen, ips
fpeit 6ies i'm 2auie elmer 8obe m69lib
mar, bic beIten &duberid9er unter ben
8enoarmen - rnb eS 9ibt piele Iol1e
bier - SuIammensetrommelt ipOrben,
bic bann am 9. Sum- nit benz Cont
uentiOnssuse mad Gbrianopef absiugen.
Snsoluit leu6tete aus ben au9en bicier
meiit blbIden, ipenn aud fir ben @nro,
pder unbeimlih auSiebenoen 8uri9eu,
bic lire uniiormen ben umItdnoen aus
semeiIen mpbifcirt batten.
glne 9l6nSenbsn &nbpfe tuaren eut
iernf unb Die Sffciere fDaren nnr dH
ben sulbensn W6ielI lItidbaltern ertennt|
i1. GnItatt bobsr Stiefsl lab man
6unbidube uno Opanten, barber @as
maiden aus braunein Sameel6narItoH,
bic bis peit iiber S6enfelmitte beraufs
linaen, ben @irtel nit ben Batrpnen
am ben 2eib sei9nullt unb baran ni9t
in 0atasan, iDnoern bns furje Si4ers
leIienmeiier baumeln, enoli9 Martinis
setuebre. Die Sfiiciere tuaren senau
pie ibre 2eute betpnffnet. 2Ils .Spirs
bun6e" bntten iie unter Sebefung eini'
Ser 8ufijiiten setpeiene &duber mitse'
nommen, ga aud bic alIten bsipa9t
perben, 70 1T fir bic &Guber bic gSabr'
i9einli6teit bes @nttpii6eHs iebr se'
ring. ..... /
So intereITrt piellei6t, Elm Bib bon
siner Ici6en &duberiueb Su befOmmen.
8ur9 bic reguldren 2ruppen iuirb ein
srbBersr Sejirt pOlIitdnois umiteIIt,
uo. man permut9et, baB bic Itduber iitb
nuf6alten DeroeH. Su unierem Sale
etlpa bic 2iHie 8aba. @sfis8irtiliGe=
5amnfos pos Wtibid am Sdparjen
Nteere, bnnn BON SabOs mad 3i9a.
tatNl9a uuo Siliuru, uno .pOn &O6oIta
un9 8abaa@ @sti. Su bieIen abse9ren5s
ltN OEhtlig uCI It9L uu2SSoIuhl iVg
bur6 iteti9es 8Orriidsn Der Gruppen
perensert pirS, iuerbeu bann Die eiseuts
Iiden Sdser einselafen, bic bur9 ibre
mit9ebra9ten SpiSel MN por olIem bic
Spur Der &duber aufiuheu unb bieIe
bann bon S9lupftuintel Su S6lupfe
iuintel perfOlsen, biz Iie entiueoer iibers
ral9t DerOen t6nnen, Ober eS pprSieben,
ii9 gum ebrli9en Sample Su ftellen.
Gebr oft tpei9en bic &duber ibreu barts
nddiseu uuo 9rauiamen @erfulsern aus
uno besiunen iid seseH bic resuldren
3ruppen biuJu5ieben, IN Der SOffuuus,
fid bort bur9jui9lasen, ober tuenis'
Iteus puu Oieien sefansen au iusrbeH,
iuei( iis BON ibnen menidfi4er bebuns
belt tper0en, alS BON ben @eubarmeH,
bic felbit i9tper neriuunoete Rduber
nidt i6onen. Gs lit 6ies 6en 2euten
i6lieBli9 ini9t 81 perarsen, benn ibnen
eraebt es bon Seiten Der 8duber aud
ni6t beIisr, tuenn iie ba8 lHglid babsn,
in oeren !Ddube Su fallen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30

@IadGi6e 9iurnifeul
Sureau5ef: sIls SInfansssebaft betont=
men sic so Mnrt mpnatli6. - 9iurs
niit: Snmit fann i9 aber feline grUBen
MAIDEN. -. - Bureau6ef:
9lls 8aIettduSer babe i6 Sic ia aud
gar nibt ensaslrt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30

&Uit unO 0tuit sebeu mandcr
5n9e ben He Il.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-18
No. 1851.
Application for Patent.

US. Land Office, Helena Montana. ,
October II, 1891.
Notice is hereby given, that G. NJ. Lanninr.
sarah A. KanOuse. executrix of e.tate Of j. IA.
kanouse. deceased, and Harry h. Hill, all Of Fort
benton, Montana, and Alexander c. johnson and
S1eorge II: Hill, trustee and claimant, both of
Helena, Montana, have this day filed application
t tor ,rIasI y under the mining laws of Congress,
ior la!U feet and 1900 feet, respectively, Of the Bell
and Silver Lode claims, with surface ground COO
feet IN width, designated as Survey Nos 88O9 A.
and SSlO, situated IN Barker (unorganizedl Min
ing District, Meagher county, Montana, In I'M
surveyed Township Is N Range y E which claim
IL recorded In the Office of the Recorder Of MeaUh-
or county, at White sulphur Springs, Montana.
Said Survey No. 5000 A of the Belle Lode. bepfn-
ing at Corner No. l, from which the Bail er Init
i0nal Point No. z, for mineral surveys, bears y
II degrees 10 minutes W, 612 feet; thence N 81
degrees IL minutes f 147O feet; thence i II de-
grees 10 minutes + 612 feet: thence = 81 degrees
II minutes w 1910 feet to corner No 1 the place of
beginning. And said survey No. 1910 of the Sii-
yer Lode, Beginning ut corner No. ! which IL also
corner No. l Of survey No. 1900 A and from which
said Barker Initional Point No 2 bears y u de-
grees Is minutes w 3085.9 feet; thence N II de-
grees 10 minutes w 6l2 feet: thence y "a degrees
m inutes E 6L2 feet; thence N "a degrees a. min
utes Il 1900 feet to corner No. 1 the place of be-
ginning, embracing 4O.85 acres. upon which a
notice. Of said application was posted the 1sth
day Of January 1891.
The adjoining claims to these premises are Sill
yer, Louis q and Southern Belle L.ode~.
$. A. SWIGGETT,
Register.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-18
Notice Of Application to Cut Timber.

In accordance with the provisions of
section 8, rules and regulations pre-
scribcd by the honorable secretary of the
interior May 5th, 1891, we, the under
signed, give notice that ut the expiration
of twcnty-onc days from the first publ
cation of this notice, we will make writ
ten application to the honorable secrc-
tary of the interior for authority to cut
and rcmove all merchantable saw logs,
cord wood, tunnel and other mining
timbers on the following described land
Beginning at a post at the head of John
sons gulch one and n half miles from
Belt creek and thence west 6 miles,
thence south 8 miles, thence east 6 miles,
thence north 3 miles, to the place Of be-
ginning; said land being unsurvcyed
but lying as near as can be determined
in township IA north range 8 east.
Said land having thereon about five
hundred thousand feet saw logs of pine
and fir, and about one million feet of
mining timbers, and about thirty thous-
and cords of wood, as near as can be es-
timated, all of said land being non-min-
eral, rough and not adapted to agricul-
tural purposes, and is located in the
county Of Mcaghcr, state Of Montana.
Dated Nov. 20, 1891.
JAMES L.OORE ,
DANIEL Mcneil,
1913 WILLIAM b. RICE.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-18
No. 29GS.
Application for q Patent.
L. S. Land Office,

Helena, Mont, Nov. 4.
Notice. is hereby given that the Belt Noun
for 1900, l4sa, ST., laO7.5 and 1865 linear feet re-
spectfs!Iy on the NAGGIE, MAUDE, JUxBO,
silver and lead, situate in Barker mining district,
Meagher county, Montana, and described in the
oiiicial plat and field nstes on file in this Office,
Beginning on MAGGIE at corner No. 1, from
which initial point Barker district unsurveyedtp is
north r. eight east bears north III deg "a min
GOO feet: north A degrees 5 \ minutes east 1900 feet;
north 40 degrees 10 minutes west 600 feet; 8 a de-
srees 5 minutes west 1900 feet.
On IA DE at corner No. !, from which initial
point Barker district unsurveyed township is
north range eight east bears sonth 81 degrees "a
minutes west 4l97. 3 feet; thence south 40 degrees
10 minutes east GOO feet: south 10 degrees 81 min
ules west 14S2 feet: north 40 degrees 10 minutes
west GOO feet; north 10 degrees 81 minutes east
On JUMBO at corner No. 1, from which initial
point Barker district unsurveyed township Is
north range eight east, hears north G8 degrees
ID minutes west SssS.5 feet: thence north 40 de-
Srees ~ minutes east 525 feet: north 4! degrees
. minutes west s34.7: south 40 degrees ~ minutes
west GOO feet; south 81 degrees II minutes east
On GROUSE HILL at corner No.. I, from which
initial point Barker district unsurveyed township
10 north range eight east bears south 81 degrees
"a minutes west 4l91. 3 feet: THENCE south 10 de-
grees 10 minutes east taW feet: north u degrees z
minutes east 1908 feet: north 40 degrees 10 min
utes west GOO feet; south y degrees { minutes
west 1907 5 feet.
On RED CLOUD at corner No. /, from which
initial point Barker district unsurveyed township
- north range eight east, hears north ~ degrees
ao minutes west $3.50 feet: thence north 40 de-
81 minutes east 1857 feet: south 40 degrees n
minutes west 577 feet: north u degrees d minutes
east lag feet, containing 1908 acres and forming
range eight east principal meridan. The location Of
inns mine is recorded in the recorders office of
ants. ~
Al persons holding adverse claims thereto are
rc4uired 10 present the same before this Office
wanls Sixty days from the first day of publication
provisions of the statute.
'otiN +. NELSON, s. A. SWIGGETT.
H''"'"ey LOT Register.
First publication Nov. l3, 1871
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-18
MINING MEN

1t will pay everyone wanting mining
machinery or tools Of any description
to call on or address Geo. l.. Stevenson,
Ct. Falls, Mont. The largest line of
shovels, sledgcs and picks in Montana.
Agt. for NJ. l.. Davidson's steam pumps
and hydraulic machinery, Lancaster
rock and ore crusher, fitted with elevator
buckets and mounted on truck delivers
the crushed product into cars on track
without handling. One of the great
labor saving machines of the age; COM
pact self-contained and portable. We
also carry a full and complete line of
steel wire nails, with prices as low as
the lowest. Steam engines, hosting
engines and cornich roll and mine
pumps, wrought iron mine cages ant
buckets; fine iron and steel wire rope
Orders promptly executed. Write TO,
prices before placing orders elsewhere
GEO. L. STEVENSON,
Great Falls, Mont.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-18
No. 1908.
Application for a Patent.
S. Land Office.

I. S. Land Office,
Helena, Montana, Dec. 4, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that Anthony
F. Schmitz, whose postotficc address is
Great Falls, Montana, has this day filed
application for patent, under the mining
laws of congress, for 72S.02 linear feet
of the GREAT WESTERN lode mining
claim, designated as survey No. 1871,
situated in Montana, unorganized mining
district, Meaghcr county, Montana, in
u%nsurvcyed township IA north range 8
east, which claim is recorded in the
Office Of the recorder Of Mcaghcr county,
at White Sulphur Springs, Montana, and
described as follows:
Said survey No. 1871, beginning Mt
corner No. /, from which the initial
point No. l., Montana district, bears
south 80 degrees 40 minutes 80
seconds cast $3.50 feet, and running
thence south IS degrees 10 minutes west
1882 feet, thence north 63 degrees So
minutes west 800 feet, thence north 10
degrees SO minutes cast 1865 feet,
thence south G3 degrees So minutes east
332.8 feet to the place of beginning, en-
bracing SIG acres, upon which a notice
of said application was posted the 18th
day o. November, 1891.
The only adjoining claim to these
premises is survey No. 1920, Equator
lode on the north. Survey No. 1868,
Frisco lode, lies adjacent on the east and
survey No. 1926, Home Stake lode, lies
adjacent on the west.
o. G. DALLAS, s. A. SwrGGErT,
Atty for applicant. Register.
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