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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-23
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whence NV cor of the location bears 60o 81
W, 26S # dist. Cor No is identical with cor
No. ], sur No. 643 B; Chicago millsite, Joseph
II, DeLamar, claimant. No MAJ kable object
available for witness.
Thence 44o 30 W, var 1872 49, e, $50 feet road
TO DeLamar, course Sc and NV; $40 feet, right
bank of Jordan creek, 6 IT wide, flows NV;
800 feet, TO cor No 3, identical with CORES
ponding cor of location, also cor No.2, sur No.
643 B, also cor No. !. sur No. 652 Wilson mill
site, Joseph r. DeLamnr, claiman'. No
markable object available for witness
Thence o0o 81 e. var $50 49, e, 40 feet, left
bank of JoI dan creek; leo feet, road to Della
ma, course ne and.sw 6O0 feet, read to De-
Lamar. course and W; 500 leet, pine post
ins square protruding # above the sur
face, mark ed w sur n o. 652; 6S5 feet. right
bank of Jordan creek: 69l feet to cor No. 4,
Identical with NV cor of DeLamar millsite
unsurveyed), Joseph r. DeLamar, claimant.
A point in bed of creek, unsuitable Tor per
manenJ corner, set witness corner at ~ 30'
W, $50 # from true corner. A pine lost #
long, ms square, set | IT in ground with
mound of stones, marked W q
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No maikable object available for Witness
Thence 79o s0' GIG It. wagon road bears
n ana W. 90 IT, right bank of Jordan
creek q f. wide runs soulh-westerly. ego IT, to
cor 10. .. lnterSect line IL of Denver mill.
site, survey No $50 b, at n 1872 30' W $50 # from
cor No. 2. SET fir post ms square, 4, 10 IT.
long, II in the ground and mound OF stones, >.
marked 3 "
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$50 B

whence the sec cor common to secs 4. 5, 80
and SO, on boundary of 3 S, 4w, bears n
1872 49, e, S47 fl measured. Cor No. | sur No
$50 A, bears S 23o 49, W, 1871 #, measured. Cor
No. l, sur No. S57 b, (suspended) London mill
site, Joseph r. DeLam or, claimant, bears
10o 30' W, 64s5 # dist. No markable OBJECT
available for witness.
Thence 6ooS4' W var $50 49, 1885 feet to cor
No. 2; pine post 5 it long, ms square, set
# in the ground with mound OF stones,
marked 2
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Hon Tea in ENGLAND.

A new industry has sprung up in
England in the manufacture of hop tea.
Hop tea is blend of Indian and Cey-
lon teas with Kentish hops prepared by
a special drying process, in which the
hops come in contact with pure air
only and are not subjected to the fumes
to which brewers hops are exposed. 1t
is claimed for hop tea that the intro
duction of the hops not only improves
the flavor of the tea by giving it malty
aroma, but the sedative in the hop
counteracts the exciting effect of ordi-
nary tea upon the nerves. 1t is also
claimed that the tonic property of the
hop mobiles and diminishes the astrin-
gency of ordinary tea.
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No marBable object available for witness.
Thence II l0o 30' W u II, LETT bank of Jordan
or5ek IT wide runs souih-westerly So IT.,
wagon road bears e and W. 100 fl cor
Oh lnurg mlllslte lunsurveyed) on line, also,
cor No. survey No, $50 B. $3.50 fl, to cor NO. g..
iaehllca with location cor. Set fir pdss
ms square, . # long, fl in the ground 8
mound OF stones marked 4
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from which cor to sections 4. 5, 50 and SO, on
boundary of t as, r W, bears 800 2S' w
100 II dist. by actual measurement Cor
NO. Crown Prince and Bsmark Consuli-s
52a0.2 II distant. by actual measurement
Corner No. | is identical with n e cor of
London mtllste, unsurveyed. No markable
object available for Witness
licences l0o 3O' e var lSo 49, e, 800 IT, to cor
NO. 2 Identical with location cor also cor
NO 4, Christian Wahl millsite, survey No.
90 Is, also cor NO. q, 1dano millsite, survey
Neyed set a mr. post ius square, fl long,
u in the ground and mound of stones,
marked
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The Early Bird.

A young lady gave the following rea-
son, says Chicago paper, for rising
very early on railroad train: ''Weli,
you see there were three other women
on the car; l noticed that last night,
and knew if l didn't get up before
they did I'D never be able to get into
the dressing-room for hours and hours.
and would probably miss my breakfast.
When one OF them gets into the dress
ing-room on a sleeper she locks herself
IN and just takes her time, no differ
ence how many may be waiting. I've
been there before, and just made up
my mind to have the first chance at it
for once. My! but weren't two of 'em
mad when l came out!"
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LOCATION.

me location of this mine is recorded in the,
Rt cor" er's Office of 0wyhee County, State or
Idahn, in the book No. 6 OF Mining Claims
ana the location of said Millsite is recorded
IN IN book NO. 3, of Millsites, of said Owyhee
County.
The adjoining claimants are the Hone Lode
survey 9ZO a, and Idaho, survey, No 548,
Whlcn conhlcts with this claim on the North:
the Zulu and lburg Lodes, unsurveyed on the
az I, and The Olsen ode, survey g2l on the
MeSt, all OF which are claimed by Joseph r.
DeLamar; The adjoining Millsite claims
are me l"aho Millsite survey No. 65l on the
South the Denver Millsite, survey No $3.50 B.
ana tDe l6ufg Millsite (unsurveyedl on the
FAST tne London Mlllslte unsurveyed on the
West, all OF which are claimed by Joseph r.
DeLamar
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion o. said crown Prince and Bis
mark Consolidated Mine or surface ground.
or clown Prince ana BismaTk Consolidated
Lode Millsite, are require % file their adj
verse claims with the Register of The limited
States Land Office at Boise City, Idaho, in the
county OF Ada. during he sixty days period
OF publication hereof or they VIII be barred
BY the viItue OF the provisions of the statute.
CHAS. S. KINGSLEY,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing
for The period of sixty days. iten consecutive
weeks, in the DeLamar NUGGET, o weekly
newspaper published at DeIIamar, OWyhee
County, Stale of Idaho, that being the news
paper published nearest said mining claim
and millslte. CHAS. S. K1NGSLEY,
Registe
First pub Feb. %.
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CASH MILLSITE.

Beginning at the ne cor of this millsite sur
vey, identical with the original ne cor of the
/ # in the ground, with mound OF stones,
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$50 b.
No markable object available I Ior " VI

No markable object available Tor witness.
Thence Ito So W, var 1872 49, e, 4 ieet, right
bank of Jordan creek; 40 feet, road to Della
mar; so feet, 10 witness cor No. previously
set, identical with cor No. l, sur No 6i2 b,
claimant; 4l55 feet to cor No. l, the place of
beginning survey of millsite exterior bound
ary.
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bears l5' 0S W SS Il distant.
Thence 79o 5O' W SEQ #, to cor No
pIaee o; beginning survey Of exterior b
dated Lode Mlllsite.
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No markable object available for Witness
Thence l6o 3O' W 1882 #, wagonroad bears
W and $ e. 1850 1T, TO cor No. l. the place OF
beginning survey OF exterior boundary Of
Crown Prince and Bismark Consolidated
Lode
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AREA.
Containing an area OF 1907 acres.
LOCATION.


This claim is located on unsurveyed land
in 5 s, raw, Koise meridian.
Magnetic variation 1872 1919 ST. e, contain
ing 3767 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in
the Recorders Office of Uwyhee cou nty, Id
aho, in book NOT of mining claims, and the
location OF this millsite in book No. of
millsite, of said Owyhee county, Idaho's rec
ords.
The adjoining claimants are, sur No 547,
Wilson lode. on the north; sur No. S5S, Phebe
Grace lode, on he east; sur No.S56 \, Denver
lode and San Francisco lode (unsurveyed) on
the south, and Zulu lode (unsurveyed) on the
west.
The adjoining n1illsite claims are sur No.
s57 B, suspe nded, London millsite, and sur
No. $40 b, Christian Wahl Inlllsite, on the
east; sur No. 652 Wilson millsiIe, on the
south; sur No. 6I3 b, Chicago millsite, on the
west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Cash mine, millsiie, or
surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register OF the Uni
ted States Land Office at Boise CITY, in he
county of Ada, state of Idaho, during the six
" days per cd of pub LEGATION hereof, or they
the Statute. -
CHAS. S. KINGSLEY,
Register
United states Land Office.
BOISE CITY. IDAHO, Jan. 20, 1892
It is hereby ordered, that the foregoing
Notice of Application for Patent be pub
lished for the period of sixty days, tten con-
secutiYe weeks, in The DeLaInar UGGEI,
weekly newspaper publisher at DeLamhr,
in Owyhee County, state OF Idaho, thtat
being The nearest newspaper TO SAID mlhe'
CHAs. S. KINGSLEY
register.
First pub Feb 2O-last pub Apr. % 1892.
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from which a juniper tree ms diam blazed
and marked
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AREA.

Area OF Millsite, acres.
Are of Lode Claim, 20 1856 acres
Total area of Lode and Milsite, q. 1865 acres.
Magnetic variation, $50 49, e, containing
5 366 acres.
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DATED LODE MILLsIrF

Beginning at II W cor of milIsite as cor No. /.
fir post 4 ms square, fl long fl in the
ground with mound ofstenes around same,
marked l
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also ne cor San Francisco lode (unsurveyeo)
both claimed hy Joseph r. DeLamar, bears
800 49, w, 1874 IT distant. A fir tree IL diam
bears II 70 2S' W 1896 fl and fir tree ms diam,
bears n go AZ e, 1905 IT; both trees blazeo and
marked &
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AREA.

Total area of Crown Prince and Bismark
Consolidated Lode, 20.66l acres.
Area in conflict with Idaho Lode Sur No
54S, not claim ed, 0.295 acres.
Net area of claim, 20.366 acres,
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Thence 40 49, e, var lSo ST. e, on line be
tween sur No. S58 and this claim. 1900 feet, 10
cor No. 3, identical with corresponding cor of
location, also cor No, sur No. 85S A pine
post fl long, ms square, set fl i'll ground,
with mound of stones, marked
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$50

No markable object available for witness.
Thence n 4lo 49, w, var 1872 49' e, 1900 feet, to
cor No. J. the place of beginning of survey of
exterior boundary Cash lode.
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bears 90 So 26O IT distant.
Thence 73o 30' " 60 # to cor No. A. identi-
cal with location cor also cor No. 4 of survey
No. 92l. Sci fir post ms square, 5 IT long,
fl in the ground and mound OF stones,
marked
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from which n cor Of log cabin 14xls II
bears 23o 46' e IA f. distant. A fir tree l0ins
diam blazed and marked 3
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Thence n $50 49, W, var $50 49, e 1894 feet, cor
No. sur No. 856 A, also ne cor San Francisco
600 feet to cor No. 4, identi-
cal with CORES pondiDg cor of location, slso
NV cor San Francisco lode, also ne cor Phil
delphia lode, unsurveyed, also. Sc cor Zulu
lode, all Of which are unsuryeyed and
claim by Joseph r. DeLamar; pine post
IT long, ms square, set # i'll the ground,
with mound Of stones marked 4
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from which shaft Ans fl, 100 IT deep, bears.
due North 22h distant. A shaft 4xS 1t, go IT.
deep, bears S9o " 1876 distant. No mark
able object available for witness
Thence l6o 30' 1882 IT, intersect line So OF
idaho Lode, survey No h4s, a n $50 30f w
81 f fr, M cor No. f. 652 S #. the e cor of
Ibnrg Lode (unsurveyedJ on line Corner
No. of the Philadelphia Lode survey No.
So A, bears 4lo 49, 1907 II distant 1913 IT,
wagon road beans W and e. 1909 fl to cor
No. s, identical with location cor. Set n fir
post ins square, 5 # long, II in the ground
with mound of stones around same marked
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-19
GUTENBERG RACES.
Winners on a Poor Track in Jer.


GUTENBERG. Jan. 1S.-The track was not
in good condition today, and the attendance
was small.
second, Burnside third Time, :I6s..
Second race. five1furlongs-Irregular won,
Gladiator second, Fasett third. Time.
l :0334.
Third race, mile-Irene H won. Defendant
second, Prince Edward third Time, Bile
Fourth race, Inile-MaDelle won, Seven
second, Rafter third. Time. lisa.
Fifth race, six furlougS-St. Patrick won,
Stratagem second, Wheeler T third. Time,
LII.
six race. six furlongs-vau won. Onaway
second, Longstride third Time, 1874
TODAY ENTRIES.
First race, four and half furIongs selling
-Tioga, los: Hawkeye. 10S; Crab Cider, 10S;
Harry Russell, 1G5; Silver Mint, 10Y; Lost
Star, lO2: Battle Cry. 9S; Endora. 9S; John
Lakeland 90.
Second race. five-eighths of a mile maid.
ens-Grand Duke, 120; Torchlight colt, lie;
Catherine colt, ZIG; Montreal. 116: Happy
George. us; Martha Washington, 113; Van
dyke. 113: Amulet colt 1o4; Gold Digger 1O4 {;
Cnager, 104; Mart, 101; Hebe. 10l; Excellenza
FLY, 10l; Black Hussar 10i Darius. 1Ol.
Three-quarters of a mile, selliRg-Prince
Howard, 1l6: Repeater, los; Marie Lowell, 1903 !;
Bias, 100; Sam Morse, 100; Irene H, 96;.Smug-
gler, 81.
Four and a half furlongs. selling Comet,
III; Objection, los: Censor, los; Bill Barnes,
105; Goluckv. 105; Wendaway. 1Ol: Sir
Lanncelot I02; Lomax, 1902; Kitty, 90; We
randa. 90
Fifth race. mile and quarter, selling
La Grippe. Jos; Sir Rae. Telephone, 1903; Long
Ten, 1oI; Iceberg, 100; Bonrie King, 81; Rush
light %.
Sixth race. seven eighths of a mile. selling
BOYLE Rhodes. Prodigal. lis. Oro Neptu-
nus, Dalesman. Gladstone, liz; Kingdom,
112; Corinne, 10l; Under Cover, 81
SELECTED TO WIN.
Gutenberg ioga and Hawkeye. Mart and
Onager. Prince Howard and Marie Lowell,
Censor aud Wendaway. SIR Rae and Long
Ten, Kingdom and Corinne.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-19
Hot Spring S, Ark.

The season at Hot Springs, Ark. will
soon be open and Americas noted health
resort will once more assume its usual
winter gaiety.
To those who go. either for health or
pleasure, word of advice at this time.
is not out of order. 1t is we'll known to
most Of Us that unless we start right we
will be beSet by troubles which seem
inevitably to follow a bad beginning.
All this can be avoided by selecting a
line for the journey whose reputation
for caring for the comfort OF its patrons
is matter of record.
The Burlington" IS prominently
the Hot Springs line from the North
west, and you will make good begin
ming by purchasing your tickets via its
Mississippi River Scenic route. Only
one change of cars. Excursion tickets
limited to three months on sale daily at
No. 1874 East Third street, st. Paul, 30.
800 NieOllet avenue, Minneapolis, and
Union Dep0ts in both cities. Is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-19
Important Ruling on Charges
for Cars Held Over the
Limit.
A Wisconsin Coal Merchant
Defeats the Northwestern
Road.
Missouri Pacific Requests a
Special Western Traffic
Meeting.
Mr.. Gould Explains the Posi-
ton of His Road on Rate
Violations.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The inter-
state commerce commission today de-
cided the case of w. Nj. 5. MacLoon VS..
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Company in favor of MacLoOn. The
Chicago Il North western connects at
GAINESVILLE with the st. Paul road. Mac
Loon is merchant at that point, having
coal yards on the st. Paul road, but re-
ceiving shipments from points on the
Northwestern road, and his financial
responsibility is not questioned in this
proceeding. Carriers operating in that
section of the country are members Of
car service association, which has eS-
tabiShed rule requiring the payment
of demurrage charges when ears are
retained by shippers more than forty
eight hours after receiving notice that
such cars are in position to unload. and
the rule is set forth by the carriers in
three bills of lading.
Upon all the facts in this case it is
held that the action of the Northwest
ern road in refusing. after payment of
freight and offer of customary switch
ing charges, to switch two carloads of
the coal TO the connecting line for de-
livery at the coal yards OF MacLoon on
such line, unless he promised In adj
vance to pay any demurrage charges
that might be made, regardless of
whether they were just or legally en-
forceable, was unreasonable. notwith-
standing MacLoOn had previously re-
fused 10 pay demurrage charges on other
ears switched to his siding which he had
failed to fully unload within the time
prescribed by the rule, and the North
western. by retaining the coal in its
possession and demanding such prom
Use from MacLOon as a condition prece-
dent to the performance of its duty as
carrier, subjected MacLoon to unlaw-
full prejudice and disadvantage.
The commission decides that Mac
Loon is entitled to reparation, but the
proof as to the extent of his damage
being insufficient, the case will be held
open for the present without order, and
upon notice of adjustment by the par
ties concerned the petition will be dis
missed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-19
@5R@Apzz
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Your Choice for $40.

We have placed on the
counter opposite Robert
street entrance all our Mems
Suits, regular retail prices,
$1,000, $500, $500 and
5000 most of them are
the $500 and $500 kind),
and marked them in RED
FIGURES at the uniform
price of $1,000. The Red
Figures and cold weather
are booming Overcoats. We
will boom Suits without re-
gard to weather, and give
you the cream of our stock,
including Br0ka7V's, ats2o. 90
a Suit. There are about
rs Suits in this lot, all this
seasons goods and the best
makes. No odds and ends.
Any alterations on Suits in
this Special Sale will be paid
for by the customer at a net
cost to us.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-19
SPECIAL RATE MEETING.
Missouri Pacific People Make the
Request.


NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The Missouri;
Pacific directors at a special meeting
today passed a resolution in which,
after dwelling upon the importance of
maintaining rates, special meeting Of
the Western Traffic association is re-
quested to be called. and the resolu-
tons were presented to Chairman Mill
Ter. 1t is definitely known that the
request will be complied with and that
a meeting will accordingly be called.
Missouri Pacific officials say that there
was no bitterness expressed at the
meeting, But it was apparent that in
view of maintaining rates speedy action
should be taken on the charges made
against officials of the Burlington, Atchi-
son and Southern Pacific roads.
Action on these charges was deferred
at the presidents meeting last week un-
til the April meeting. This meeting is
to be held in Chicago, and as there is
lite hope of a quorum at that time
probably the matter will have to go over
to the October meeting at New York.
Meanwhile the charges would remain
undecided and harm would certainly
result. The special meeting will be
held in New York and the accused Of
ficials will be notified to appear and
answer the charges made against them.
jay Gould this morning, through a
Wall street paper, made these remarks
about the Western Traffic association
episode: II have taken no action yet,
and il a ny shall be taken. it must be by
the board of directors. Nothing Will be
done hastily. TIE Western Traffic as
ISOLATION has accomplished much good
in having strengthened general conf
dence in the stability of rates, and the
Missouri sPacific will do nothing I'M
called for TO impair the associations
usefulness.
I'VE like to 1--we, and it is for the
best interests of the properties | assist
in managing to live in peace with our
neighbors. If the directors should
take up the matter of the advisory
DO ards recent decision. they will strive
to reach such conclusion. if possible.
as will perpetuate harmony. You know,
of course, we do not want the harmony
10 be- at too great sacrifice on our
part, but we are willing to be patient
and to fOrego something for The general
good"
When asked if there was a difference
between the Leeds case and the one re-
Gently postponed to the April meeting
by the advisory board, Mr.. Gould re-
piled: ''Oh. yes, there was some differ
ence: Mr.. Leeds made rate Oh sugar,
did not get the su gar to haul, was con-
demned by the advisory board, and dis
charged by me. The recently accused
| officials made rate on sugar, got it to
haul, were not condemned by the adj
visory board, nor discharged by their
| roads.
when Leeds was condemned | re-
| member how earnest and forceful the
Burliugton's representative was then.
l would like to see,'' he said, "a Bur-
lington traffic manager brought here in
case of this kind. His head would
come off, or l would resign from the
road. | have not heard of any official
heads coming off. or of any designations
being handed in among our competitors
| of late.'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-19

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Ramsey-In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Charles D.
Strong deceased-(Order No. p
at special term, December oath, 1891.
This cause came on to be heard this day.
upon the certified copy of the findings and
directions of the District Court for said Ram
sey County, this day filed, in the matter of
the appeal of Frances A. Harris, from the
order and decree of this Court, made and en-
tered in this cause on June SLh 1891, confirm
ing the report of commissioners in partition.
And this Court having this day duly made
and entered its order and decree in this cause
whereby the said decree of June sth 1891. has
been amended and corrected. SO as to con-
form TO the said order and directions Of sa4d
District Court so far as the interest of said
Frances A. Harris. are involved therein, and
1t further appearing that further amend
ments and notifications of the said decree
of June sth, 1891, should be made, so that the
same will conform to the Interpretation and
construction of the ''Fifteenth' Subdivision
or the last Will and testament OF said de-
ceased as the same has been construed by
said District Court under its said findings
and order. this date filed.
Now on motion of said Executor it is or
dered that all persons in any manner inter-
ested in the estate of said deceased, be and
appear at a Special Term of this Court to be
held at the Court House in st. Paul. in said
Ramsey County. on Thursday, the 2Ist day of
January, 1892. at ten o'clock In the forenoon.
decree Of this Court made and entered in
the matter of said estate and dated June Sth,
1891. should not be further amended and
modified. SO that the same shall in all respects
conform to the SAID directions OF said District
Court, in the said order this day flied.
And that at the same time and place. all
persons claiming to be the lawful child or
children of any deceased child of said Charles
d. Strong, deceased, make proofs of that fact
to the satisfaction of this Court
1t is further ordered, that notice Of this
order be given to all persons in any manner
interested in said estate by the publication
thereof, for three successive weeks once in
each week, before the day appointed for such
hearing. in the ST. Paul DAILY GLOBE. pub
lie newspaper printed and published in said
Ramsey County, and that true copy of this
order be also mailed. postage prepaid. within
five days after the first publication of this
order, to all persons residing outside of said
Ramsey County, who have or claim any in
terest or estate in said real estate, or personal
property, described in said decree Of June
Sth, 1891. SO far as the names and postoffice
address or place of residence of such persons
are known to the Secretary of said Executor
by the Court: JOHN B. OLIVIER,
Il. 81 Judge of Probate