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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08
Republicans and Soldiers PEN

THE indianapolis Journal says. --Sens-
tor sawyer. ~ Wisconsin. v DO has So
cured the passage of more pension bills
thsn srv other member Of The senate.
save w u opposed 10 suy further genera
rension leeisl lion At present. TO
quote fi- language:
I'm 'tp m.ttef of general pension leg
islsiion N seems 10 ma thss Cong res has
gone inr enough. ana : great man, Of
on hf<f ~o'iiers aud the best fri-nds ~
the OH soldiers nsve felt that We went
even TOO far in passing rho dependent
peh-ian Dill. hsv~ meyer vet been
ready ~ rnucede that Congress has gone
Too iar w any direction for the veterans
~ 'he Union Armies But think We
hsve rescued fhs' period in Legislative
hisiof, when i j. time Tor rs 10 "a, th.t
w. should not 20 40, further
senator SAWYER saws he feels that he
can take This position and nsi.tain ii
perhaps better than any other m4mher
% the committee on pensions. because
he has done so much in the way OF Sc
curing pension legislation in the pact
Thi- indicates thst the Republicans
are ready 20 abandon the old colder "a
poverty. since they can't use him As .
political tool any longer instead Of
granting The service pension which
was endorsed bv soldiers generally.
They found great fault with CleveIsnd
Tor vetoing the psuper pcusion bill, in
the interest o: . Just service pen<ion. -
under the latter local managers could
not make political capital ous OF II. by
''puii' with the pension authorities A
good many pensions are being granted
now. but in this comfy generally by
getting the favor OF some local r. publ
can magnats, instead Of upon evidenee
filed in the legal wsy. Hence the pill
grimage OF many applicants TO these To-
s~l politicians, tor their private a %
encer
How do the old soldiers ike IL. amer
being promised an hon4roble service
pension for 50 long? Now ssked 10
cringe the knee 70 : local politician. 70
get thst which was promised them - IL
right! Cold comfort. certainly. II il
hard but Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

NOTICE Il hereby given that the IN
49, dersigned viii Offer for sale u pub.
JIG auction. at the residence Of Frank
L-ehner. Two miles west OF jasper. 10
B .inbridge township. Dubois Co Ind,
TUESDAY. JANUARY 18th, 1892,
The following personal property. viz:
q head Of cattle. brood mare. 8 mules,
p head Of hogs. seIf-binder. I table
rake reaper, mower. cider mill. I
csae mill, 2 road wagons, / buggy, 500
bushels Of corn. tonf Of hay, STRAW
cutter, and lot Of tanning Implements.
TERNs :-Sums Of e5 and under. cash :
sumo over IS : credit o. one year will he
xiven. the purchaser giving note With
good freehold surety. wsiving beoefi, OF
vslussioo. bearing six per cent interest
from date until paid.
Sale to begiD q 10 O'Clock, Z. n.
FRANK LEcHxKR.
Ian I. 1e9I-3t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08
Per the Jasper Corner
Good New Year Re~OlvrA

Ms EDIroR: A. We have just ~
tered : new ear. which Ne sru-t Gill -
q least as good for J>sp~s - The one
just psssed nv. The --laspes Town Beard
Critic aims 90 give sooe Timely wsrs-
ing. and sgsin urg~s 0pon she people o.
jasper the vssi Importance o. g0O<s)
streets snd sideusIks a sOws y judged
by lie appearance snd con vpsisDcee; IT,
people are judged b ~ public msssse
ment. or in other wosds by TIE character
|of iis -sogn dsds-' Baserprising enc
go-shesd people demand good govern
mens. Good government snakes good|
town. and : good town cails Tor 0or~|
business and people
II Is CRAFTY ing Il any time 70 80 peo
pie Of mesns and intelligence locate
~ish ~ Their coming mesns sbe CON
ing OF Others, end this means better and
greater thirgs for the town. To bring
sbont eOch r~~ults - must I'll unite as.d|
zach one Of Ne should begin the psce'
With the new y.sr towards accomplish
inc something which would resnlt ifl
some profitable Embellishments here. and
no one should cease until ne kss accom-
pIished something. Have faith in 70.
town. and talk q Il 10 strangers y II is-
Don't discourage men with small capital.
so 'hev won't invest There 10 NO Ques-l
fien in the u:n1s Of business men Of ~ \
perience about me profitable result OF
indus'ries established here. While
some people crosk about Js-per. NOT one
~ the croskers can meme : town Of it,
size where more bnsines. IL done. or
where there h.ve been 20 fsu failures OF
business men
A. the nee year has just hegnn ief ne
I'll turn over = new Leaf Be .nre thar
The Town Board dnss W. mUsf eli
Z. hustle this year. and be determined ~
our ehsrts 10 secure more msaufscsorie~
for jasper. and thereby increase The
trade Of our locality, and thus attract en-
other railroad.
Let The crosksrs draw Up their long
facss. and work harder than ever before
- the interest Of J.sper. snd ere II we.
rsn't h.ve boom this wear. L-s the
Town Bo.rd begin the boom b. having
some more streets graded early in the
spring. 1t she pr iiminsriss ~ hsgDr'
right sws,. 90 the grading may b. com
plefed by the fi.H % June. and the aide
wslk. laid ~ The fret Of Julv This
Kind ~ enterprise siwass psys . sosn.
: hen carried out On every sse~t- IL
'hsss 10 no ''.ld fogy" ssreess uhen sni-
I ess end. tRrrIC
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

BIG SALz - PERSONAL PRoPERrY.
VI. n L Anderson. having -old HE
'srm o. the sulphur Springs -oad. In
Madison Township. will cell HE Other
property b. n Ha<kins. suctioneer. on
sts 25'h % January. 1892 II consists %
8 hor-es- mares. fine hsx stallion and
cnlt-: 20 sheep: IL csssie good milk
cows. int % stock hogs; zoo bnshsI. ~
corn: lnf 81 hsn h. -'srks snd sarr !:
M ~ kind IN 'srmirg implements go
homse urn'fnr4 T-rn- IS sni 49,. Z
rrsh: os-f s. w. mrsft- dir So
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

The County Auditor finished up ne
tax duplicates Of 1891. and delivered
them 70 the County Treasurer Tor collec-
ton on time, and the Tre.enrer's notice
appears ~ another column Of the Cor
krEH 10 day. The abstract Of the new
duplicates show that they carry the fol-
lowing amounts for the various funds.
ana without some unfow ward accident.
The county treasury viii show : hand
some surplus ~ sh~ Close OF The year:
APPoRTIoNNg~T or THE SEVERAL TAx
LEviEs oF 1891 And AMOUNT or THE
VARIOUS Fr~Ds DERIVED
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

Davies c. D<no<r.s
a = III b. remembered thss I've vesrI
.sxo when Treasurer RaeIs. Of Martin
vent ous Of o0ce bic b0ndsOss
mad IN make good : shortaae o. 5000
During the pest too months. ~. r.
'gis. not being satisfied With The sessie-
|Frecking ssd bacon, investigating biz
Ib"oka TDesdsy the Board Of C0mmis'
pensioners net % Feesive the experts
Ir-porsa Their report showed that there
90 due RsgIe 81 e23 81 sish i've year.
'irserest. amounting L. 81 383 50
"Wednesday morning shrn me Beard
'mes Z second time 10 consider the CO %
Hmm Mccormick. attorney for the
county. stated thas Commissioner H~r'
declined 20 sefve With Commissioners
Ella on The Board for the resson thar hs
I(Ellis) Wss ~ isieressed party, and fur
,shss that he ,EAIis) hsd offered Hart {
'brihe Of go 10 decide in favor Of re-
burning 10 RsgIe the amount asked for
'agreed 20 sske 1916 and CO.: II square.
Later Cnmmi.-iDner Ellie maize . re.
|quess thst the Com missioner record
.ncw fhst he offered Commissioner hsr'
the ESQ = . present on behalf o; Ar
R>gie-
After she ending VS. made Commis
|sioner Queen refused 20 sign the record
rejecting she claim for further action
which record Hart refuses 70 sign.
The csse viii be taken 10 the Martin
Circuit Court by Mr. RsgIe.
II 10 also reported that Eliis wiII b
'ssked to resign - County Commis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

With deep rearei we hear OF the death
or Miss MARI MATHIS. on Jan. 3 1892, a.
Der home IN LouisviIss. The deceased
had been AFFLICTED With lingering con-
sumption tor snme time. In her visits
% Jssper she had made many friends
VINO admired her cheerful and loving
Her untimely death brings
20 our minds the lines Of Mrs. Hemans
ssT.esves have their time to fall,
And flowers TO withes q the north
winds breath.
a nd s'ars 10 Get but Ill
Thou hast all seasons for thine own
o Deafhi
youth and the opening rose
Nay look like things. too glorious 10
decay,
And smile - thee thou srt not Of those
That wsit the ripened bloom TO seize
their prey.
"A FRIEND.
FOR REST A residence OF fou
rooms Apply 1t CoURIxa Office. H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

Four Years i long enough for sny
oi-iiHctive political issue In the Cnii.d
tates People gef tired Of hssring one
thing repeated for century. and -, No
more attention 70 il LET ne have some
thing else besides tariff Every inseI,i-
gent child now knows the tariff Il :
fraudulent tax most OF il = robbery wv
And he present session Of Congress
Should relieve il ~ the worst festures
and give the people other issues 20 d.
Gus The people generally are educstsd
o. me iaFiii now - they never we're on
sny Ether p"iiiicsi is.ue. Free hides
making -noe- che-p: free qninine mex
Ing qninipe cheap. aud free sngsr max
inS sug2r chrap. we're object les-ops 10
~ he people Inst heat Ill mere tech
nical Arguments out ~ sight. and they
ere demanding that fhr other pece- -sriss
Of life be made free or tariff tax. so.. =.
nat they will Be cheapened 10 proper
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoia

was - ian- With rh~nn2 i.n tn4s
csud harl - when ans physician ID
' scd me 10 ne Chamberlain pain hahn.
II soon cured me. ssss u N~n-r. back
smith. Il sigel. III. For sale - J r. salt.
Druggist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08
PEscocious Youthful Musicians


Tni- sill ~ The b~.t concert ~ IN.
sesr n jasper fcr ~ i.v.vs ~ nn-ic
Aimist-ne- Adns- IS cens-: chill
srs IS cents
~ v-sr"s Bs~eh~,s n. The ~
-tr.N t-v b4.n n-'ns. sae public
hr. v.f tt- thgtsrs eBr1aiun4s 80
tta.lst.- NJ M ts~ rtsi.s ~ tn north
49,. Nsshing -. shsm hos 'srn hear.
~ she stage This 4sner~tion Rem NH. \
me date. aDd II Won sdmipe doe 0usic,
- nm hand Feb 4sh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

BARN BURxED --Thursdsv morning Of
lest week the fine harm. recently sold b.
Warren Cooper. 10 the wes end II
Boone sownship harmed. togssh~s vim
Warren's fne bssgv hosse. and : los 81
iced and grain. We did me- learn a..
amount ~ loss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08
MOTICEi

NOTICE b hesebs giveo 70 ne shsre.
holdess % The TeUsosis Lsssn A..
ia'ion. 81 Jsepes. Isdisna. shss : mees.
: sit - held % she 0sss Mandsv II,
f"'snssss 1soz. tshe ssms heine - !
1871 - the O0rs ~ Wilson Bsos.. on
800 .sr~.s. b~sssen Til - 0sh ssve.s.
m. 80 ~ J~srr,. Duh,.is ~.onsv.
i u rs"sk /. y. snr - 80
trs 6.s s % rsn.. ~ $50
rs~ os sssr
ANfrs III. ~
.itsnt
80 D. tsSl-3s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

! beg 20 Announce 20 the public. that I
have sgain opened an Office. where /
have constantly on hand full line OF
The Genuine Singers. with All the latest
! have also . large
stock 81 Attachments. Needles. OiIs. e..
Tor All other makes and STYLES Of sewing
Machines. All kinds Of Sewing Ma
chimes repaired. Bargains in second
hand machines
Nv pisce Of business j. on 7th Street,
between Mill snd Mcrrillus Streets,
JASPER. INDIANA.
PETER j. GOSMAN, Agent.
For the Singer Mannfsciur ing Company
! sns also agent for the old reiisbIe
Niagara Fire and Tornado aud Cyclone
Insurance Cn.. Of New York. and re-
spscifuily SIX liberal patronage.
Dec. ). ls9O-3m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

Hon. John Z 0rsss inssodYc. d 4
nrst hill IN CSnessss - Tsesdsv Il
wss n me insesess ~ sss0srs. a. n.
hinding wine IN she free III HUI
fas BvefEi
Foe RySr a shre. sn"m y.
Wet rixsh si-~sf III 50 r.r ~
Asrls ~ s.rsrsn m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

? The Indianapolis Journal does no,
like the CouEiEK tor sit,ibufing JUICE
" ood-' virariou- decisions a. ips..,t,
We did not suppose II would But we
are disposed to be cha, table 20 ~ men
--snt u was cer'siuis better ~ visu
NoOd-' incompe'eucN and vatisrce H.
decisions = the result ~ in--nif, r.,ner
than 81 the greai r.~cali'y they wand
indicate In = sane Judge. Inssnifs i
not always di-giscefnl. bnt ven@i cnf
rop'ion in Judge cannot be Other : ~.
rJOn New Years eve Lawrence
Eckert and John Pfsier got on = hieh
lonesome aud fought. Lawrence cutting
John with knife. for which be ~
fned. cossed $40 BY EsQ Fink.
Louis Grasn~i-pscher undertook IA
stop The passage Of his door by Sheriff
TrssIor ~ the discharge OF HE duty. aud
80 knocked out. IL complained swsIn.t
to- sheriff, hut the latter come clesr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08

- ST. Fidslis Branch NO lls. G K
Of a elected The following ofRcers for
The present wear: Spiritual Director.
Rev Fideiis MSuse. q = b: Presf.
thH- Soligs; Vice Pest. Thso Kiefsr:
V. S~r's. los Nehriuy@r: r Ssr'v NJ
kiinvsl. Ttes.. Jns r. S~rmsrsheim +:
Sefgt ~ ArnA GU. :. .s;nsf
Jnh. IVreY; fl,W-ir ta 3 &. Jnhn
Hoffman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-08
DUBOIS COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE
OF TAX LEVY OF 1891.

THE TAXPAYERS the xDUptcAf the of the
800
.
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sEscerf sunt.y Other trains daily
,. BENEDICT. Agent. Jssp~r. ina
Jos. :. DDIOR~E.
Geni Pass. Ar LoglsviII~. ~
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-02-18
THE NEWS DON'T can uR
Nor Seem 10 Know That The state
Bo2-d Has Already Acted on Lin
coin County to tina tune OF s., 900.

The Ithiie Pine Ne,rs is not in sympa.
thy with the movement to test the legal
existence of the State Board of Assessors
and Equalization, saying; 1--WE prefer to
give the State Board Act fair show and
see what results it will accomplish" but
it says in another article in the same
paper: "The revenue measures of the
last Legislature, which it were hoped
would set the State en- better financial
footing, have not accomplished the de-
sired end and some other remedy must
be evolved and applied
Lincoln County has given the Board a
''fair show, and is ont about five thous-
and dollars, and IL statement by the
Board that it owes an apology for its ar
bitrary and wrongful actg
Arbitrary power is not sanctioned by
our form of government, and any law
which attempts to give it to any man or
set of men, is fundamentally wrong.
The instinct Of self,protection of the
editor of the Ne'es seems to be on par.
ity with that of the miner who persists
IN thawing his giant powder in his cook
ing stove and has no idea of danger I'M
til he commences to pick himself to.
gether from the tree tops surrounding
his demolished cabin.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-02-18
Notice OF Forfeiture.

no JOSEPH A CLARK AND RUSSEL Fol.
i LER, YOUR e. GRAN TEES, ASSIGNS,
heirs, executors or ,sdministrator aud al
parties claiming under, from, by or through
them.
You are hereby notifl d that the undersigned.
cc-owner with you in the mining claim known
az the king Fisher" mine situated in JACK
rabbit Mining district, County of Lincoln,
State of Nevada, has performed the work ard
made the expenditures on che said mining
claim, required by section 1924 of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States, to hold tha ade
tor the years 1888, 1880, 1899, aud 1884, aud the
amount due from you, your grantees, assigns,
administrator. etc, on account OF such eS-
Tenditures on said mining .cam are Ms fol
lows:
Joseph A. CleIk--Twenty six &C leo t$26 &C.
t00l dollars
Russel Fuller- Thirteen'f3s-loO tsi33'-lOW
jllars.
And if within ninety .d3ys after the pu'lica-
tien of this notice, you fail or refuse to o.
tribute your said prouorsion of sucl expendi-
lures co-owner, your interest ia said claim
will become the property Of the sub cri0sr
under slii section ]24.
Phoebe, ev, Feb. 18th. 1899.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-02-18
1T WON'T STICK.
Two Italians Endeavor TO Play
Smarta de Trfcka. Leva de Town,
Go Kasta Sella Bonaua.

At about n-thirty o'clock tod ay the
excited man running here and there,
talking to this one and then to that one
was Joe. Cook, the livery stable man; he
was getting some arrangements about pa
pers completed, so that sheriff named
Turner and his deputy
named REEVES could make use of
the horse-aesh being attached to buggy
The smallest man Of the three, who
was very cool and put abox of cigars I'M
der the seat of the buggy and then climb
edin. was Wertheimer; he meant bust
ness. They we're all alike bent on show.
ing this paper matter to John Scatina
and d. Permogata, two Italiana. mana
who left the night preceding for parts
unknown.
An inquiry developed the information
the Italians aforesaid were of short men,
ory, and had forgotten to liquidate Joe
Cook to the tune Of $40, and Werthei.
mer another amount that was also worth
while remembering. The papers will be
shown them wherever they happen to be
found and If their purport is not under.
stood, the Italians will return with the
Sheriff and his accompanying friends to
Phoebe, where an interpreter will be
iodnd.
> Mica men-a sell-a de charcoala, TAXA
way de mona.
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- . -
Jack Rabbit Noes
ALPS"

Mr. W. G. Johnston is now running
barber shop in ths rear of Cell Newal's
saloon. He is good workman,
The snow has decreased considerably
during the past week and the. tramway,.
and trains to Phoebe are now running
smoothly
During an animated conversation be-
tween couple OF Italians, one of whom
had just arrived in camp, the new arrival
was heard to remark. "You no catcha
biga fisha Sacramento riva, you 90 to
Piocha Nevada You catcha de ioba de
Jaca Rabbit" lie had evidently been
told by asfriend that Tom Williams was
still here.
Supt. james accompanied by Mr.. J, c.
Eames, assistant superintendent, paid
the camp visit during the week Mr..
James returned to Phoebe next day after
their arrival but Mr. Eames remained
until Saturday making thorough exami-
nation of the Day mine. As he has not
yet visited the 0nondago or Detroit he
will probably be here again shortly.
/ Mrs. Meyers started boarding house
in the old Coleman saloon, rece- tly pur.
chased by Yves Williams, Febrl ~ lst
and alfeady has ten or twelve boarders
and from all accounts her cts are
good for more. This makes three board
ing houses here now and fourth will
soon start. About ten men are patching
Where all the hash houses win get their
profit from don't know as there are
only thirty FIVE or forty men in camp
altogether, but the more the merrier.
its good thing for the boys, they don't
have to kick about poor grub now days.
Aour correspondent has been laid up
this week with lame back caused by
lifting "too mucha biga bowl, las his
pardner expressed III down on the
twenty five He would like few more
friendly suggestions as to what to do for
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-02-18
OFFICE OF JAMES SULLIVAN,
GRAND RECEIVER A. U. u. W,
Rooms 10 AND IL, GOLD BLOCK.
HELENA, Mont, Dec. IA, 1891.

HELENA, Mont, Dec. IA, 1881. J
10 the. Individual Membership of the
A. o. U. w:
,Aa.,t,, For many yeats,it has been
~ NJ. the custom OF several of the
s1ENIk large Fraternities to make the
'Zsr.% meeting Of their National
bodies time and place of general assem-
blage of the order. irrespective OF rank
or station.
The next session of the Supreme
Lodge, A. q. L. W., will be the first
meeting thereof ever held in the Great
West. 1t is to meet at Helena, Mon.
tana, in the heart of the great Inter
Mountain District OF the United States.
The Supreme Lodge meets here in re-
Spouse to invitations from the Grand
Lodge A. o. L. W. Montana, the Cover
nor of our State, the Mayor and Board of
| Trade OF our city, which movement Is
coacurred in by the people of Montana
generally,
Ample arrangements will be made for
the accommodation of all who may be
tainment furnished for persons who will
take advantage of this invitation.
Reduced rates will be made, some al
ready ordered, of one fare rate from
| all parts of the United States aud Can
ada to Helena and return. Eastern WISH
tors will have the option OF reaching
Montana via Chicago, ST., Paul and
Minneapolis, and returning via Ogden,
Salt Lake, Denver, Kansas City and
Omaha, or by the reverse trip, entering
| by the latter points, and returning via
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Western visitors will have the straight
one fare rates from all Pacific Coast
points to Helena, and returning via Port
land, Tacoma Ogden or Salt Lake.
Special reduced rates will be made for
trips through the National Park The
| Wonder Land of America distant from
Helena only about one hundred and
twenty five miles.
In behalf of the people of Montana, in
whose name we are authorized to act In
this matter, we extend to every Work
men of our Order cordial invitation to
visit Helena in June next, with their
families, assuring all Of a hearty welcome
and fraternal reception, and as great a
variety of entertainments as your time
! will permit you to enjoy.
Let there be general assemblage of
Workmen on that occasion, aud we feel
warrented in assuring you all that, aside
from the personal satisfaction each Of
you will receive in participating in such
meeting. the Order will be greatly
benefited thereby.
BY order OF the Montana General Com.
mittee ... JAS. SULLIVAN,
Chairman.
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H. +. FREuDENrHl

We are sorry to announce the death of
little Gabriel Alderman the four year old
son of Mr. and Mrs Augustus Adleman
whe died last Monday night. The late
illness was Of only eight hours duration
and the sorrowing parents had their baby
snatched from their arms. The people
OF Phoebe unite with the RECORD in ex-
tending their sympathies to the bereft
parents.
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Notice.

II the party who addressed an envel-
ope to H. f. Prudential, and nclosed
note to which he Intentionally forgot to
sign his name, using for the same the
printed Letter.head and Envelope of T.
L. Edwards, will call at the RECORD of
fee and make himself known, the detec.
the ingredient which he claims to pos
sess might stand him in need.
Fl f. FRFunFNrt
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Notice of forfeiture.

ITO D. II. CALDWELL. HIS GRANTEES, AS
l. signs, heirs executors, or administrator,
aud all parties claiming under, from, by or
thr ugh him:
You arc hereby notified that the undersigned
co-owner with You in the mining claim known
as the "North Star" mine situated in Ely Min.
ing district, County of Lincoln, State of Nevada
has performed the work and made the expendi-
lures on tue said mining claim, required by
section 1924 of the Revised Statutes of the Uni.
ted States, to hold the same for the year 1891,
and the amount due from you, your grantees
assigns or administrator. etc, on account Of
ssueh expenditureson said mining claim is the
sum of Thirty-three SO 100 1898 33-l00l dollars.
And If within ninety days after the publca-
ton OF this notice, you fail or refuse to con.
tribute your said proportion of such expendi.
tnre az co-owner, your interest in said claim
will become the properly of the, subscriber
under sid section 23A.
p. QUTaIEY.
p!cche, New Jan. 2Sth. 1892