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bly, and for a time was quite strong and healthy.
Prices showed an advance and Ophlr sold up 20 -.
The close was strong.
NOTES.
The assessment on Kentuck viii be delinquent In
the board Thursday and that or OyermAn Or Satur
day.
fan delinquent Office tomorrow
The dividend on Buwer Con, IS payable to-
morrow
Silver was a trihe stronger yesterday selling at
Sec IN New York aud 80 l-l6d IN London
The waeklY reports OF the Qutiotoas show that In
the Peerless the face OF the north DRIFT the 300
level has been extended to ] 81 feet during the
week. The vein Is strong Ia the breast aud is pro
ducing some OF fair grade.
In the Croker the vein formation in the south
DRIFT 800 level is OF about The same character as
that last reported-mostly quartz with considerable
ere OF grade through il. Progress has been fur
during the weex and tho face OF drift Is cur 2712
feet,
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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THE CHARLESTON - Subscriber. City.
d No part of the Charleston was made in
Germany. ~ The propeller shaft OK the
Charleston is solid. not hollow. 81 1t was
made in San Francisco.
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ADDRESSES OF LETTERs-E. c., City. a
letter addressed simply to Mr.. Smith or MI.
Brown, Kansas" could not be delivered
and would undoubtedly 60 to the Dead Let
ter Office or be returned to the writer. The
proper way to address a letter is to give
lie name Of the person who is to receive it,
the name of the town, and, if possible, the
county. with The name OF the State in The
bottom line. thus: John Smith, Topeka.
Kansas Kansas City is in the State Of Mis-
s0uIi. and letters sent there should be d.
rected kansas City, No"
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TEN QUERIES IN ONE-NOn-P
City. The query column of The CALL is
always open for inquiries on live topics Of
the dav. but. as a general rule, questions
which can be answered by reference
to an encyclopedia and which are
not on current topics or matters Of general
interest cannot be given space. To answer
your ten queries would require at least
half column. and would not repay perusal
by general readers. No trouble will be
spared to answer legitimate queries, but the
rule is simple-questiOns must be strictly
for Information, and on topics Of general
interest
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POPULAR VoTE-Many Subscribers. CITY.
"a The popular vote for President from 1872
to 1888 inclusive WIS as follows:

~ The total number of electoral votes
under the census of 1890 and the new appOr-
tiOnment law is 444. of which DOB are re-
0uired to elect. California has nine votes
under the new law.
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Mr. Gallagher IS one Of these. He resides on Hig b
street near East Fourteenth, Oakland. and when
questioned by report yesterday related bis OK
aFor years have not known what It is to eat
hearty meal" he said Il suffered the tortures of
the damned and had about given up IN despair
when friend the :. i. road told me
how he was CURED at the Cosmopolitan DisDensary.
l did rot go at first. because other doctors had
failed to but my wife Insisted that shonld
at least give them a trial, and l am glad did for
they cured me l cannot say more for them than
that they saved my LIE They have the ability TO
cure and perfect gentlemen"
have a STAN OF physicians. eachwith the diploma
and Endorsement of prominent colleges We have
our own laboratory and prepare our own medicines,
free TO patients All the latest scientific appliances
for the cure OF chrOBiC and deepSeated diseases.
All diseases OF private nature-"neryOus debility"
lack Of youthful ylgor In men, the result or ex-
cesses overwOrk or disspation-positively cured.
The charges are VERY LOW aud consul tatlon and
examination FREE TO those taking treatment.
Sufferers from Rheumatism, Asthma, Con-
sumption, CataTh, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Screfula. Female Weakness, Cancer. Helrt Dis
ease, Bronchitis, Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Tape
worm Deafness. any Sexual Disease, Lost
Manhood. Malaria Urinary Troubles, Piles,
Bowel Troubles, Fistulas, Uleeratons and all
Rectal Diseases of every nature should call al
once.
A friendly talk will cost yon nothing and may
save you years OF suffering and perhaps your life
Young middle-aged Old men suffering from the
effects OF folles and excuses TO perfect
health. manhood aud yigor. zach visitor seen
privately and all communications received in
sacred confidence.
II you live out OF town write for question blank
ana your VIII be diagnosed free OF alt charge.
We have cured hundreds by mail treatment and
can und 0u6Jedly cure you.
COSMOPOLITAN DIsPENsARY.
Market Stockton and Ellis SITS san Francisco.
oc23-30
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Produce Market.

Local bank elearings last week were $l7,Sl2,lOs
against sle, 1857. 1877 for the same week last year.
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
SATURDAY. October 90.
Stmr sunol, walvig, 80 hours from San Pedro;
ballast, to l. White
Stmr Bonita. Nash, "a hours from Port Hartford;
produce, to Goodall. Perkins a Co.
Stipr Coos Bay, Leland. Us hours from Newport,
etc: pass and mdse, to Goodall. Perkins Co.
Stmr whitesboro, johnson. 10 hours from Cleone;
piesand r ties, to White.
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THE EARTH A GLoBE-F. A. r.. City.
The first demonstration of the rotundity of
the earth was by Thales in 546 L. c.
The morning call., 1892-10-30

AN IMPORTANT DATE-J. J, B., City.
The 18th of February, 1876. fell on Thurs
The morning call., 1892-10-30

COURT INTERPRETER Subscriber, City.
d A court interpreter may be appointed by
the Mayor, the presiding Judge Of the Su-
periar Court or the Judge OF Police Court l..
(2) Usually there is one Interpreter for
each language. 81 The salary is S125
month
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STEPsIsrERs-C. Il. B.. City. The word
stepsister is obviously included in the gen.
eral term "step-relatiyes." which is among
the prohibited degrees in the marriage laws
of California and also of New York. The law
is evidently founded on sound public policy
and in the interest of morality and family
hanniupSR
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Chicago Markets.
California Fruit.

CHICAGO Oct. 29.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
to-day: Goes Late Red Plums, 81; haf-crates Tokay
cranes 81 as; half crates Black Morocco. 81 So:
haifcrates Emperor. 81 80; Cornichons, 81 200
/ so; winter Nellis Pears. 81 90: Easter Beurre
Pears 81: 9lout Morceau So TO-
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TWO PRIZE-FIGHTERS.

They May Be Made and Trained by Any
Ingenious Boy.
New York Recorder.
Any enterprsing boy may have a Corbett
and Sullivan miniature prize-fght In this
case the two illustrious gentlemen are made
Of clothespins. with cardboard arms and
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What is known as fish" guano, consisting
Of the refuse If fish, crabs and other marine
animals. has also been very successfully en-
pi0yed. 1t is very rich in nitrogen ana phos-
ph0Tus and little inferior to Peruvian guanO.
The morning call., 1892-10-30

THE OLD ExENPTs-G. NJ, City. No.
Company Of the Volunteer Fire Depart
ment was organized as Empire" and was
located on Sacramento street, near Kearny,
in 1850. d. c. Frederick was the first fore
man. After Broderick's death the name
was changed from Empire to Frederick No.
l and the location changed to Bryant where
the No 10 engine Of the present fire depart
meat is now stationed. (2) You viii find the
Assembly and constitutional amendments
fully explained in the election proclamation
published In THE CALL % The debt to be
refunded is the State debt. The total State
debt, less sinking fund, in 1890 was $685.,
94S
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THE BOoMERANG-Sub San jose
The boomerang proper, as used by the
aborigines Of Australia, is not fat on one
side as stated. neither Is the other side
strictly round. The rounder side is irregu-
larry curved, with a tendency 10 ellptieal
The morning call., 1892-10-30

PROTECTION IN CANADA-A Reader,
City. Canada is a country of protection,
not of free trade. O. In the matter of Mi.
Estee's statements about the per capita tax
from customs and internal revenues Of the
United States and Canada yon will doubt
less ind that gentleman willing TO explain
his position if you write to him.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct 29.-Thc stock market was kol-
erably steady. New England being exceptionally
strong. Distilers were severely raided, breaking
from "a to 6ls4. Chicago Gas was hammered down
from 991s to 8214. The general list weak ened
alphabetically. The close was strong ana Chi
cagO Gas and Changers rallied sharply, Distilers
lost part OF the early gain. Electric advanced TO
1873. Governments dull. Pctroeum-November,
SEW YoRx, oct 2e-United States Bonds. as.
1l5: do as. 100la; orthern Pacific. 1917; Cana
dian Pacific, 1914 Central Pacific 90; Onion Pa
cifc. 401A; Atchson ana santa Fe. 1914: Wells
Fargo. las: Western Union. 9SI2: s4lvcr, 9S:
Sterling, 81 S31s@4 s6ls
wheat-Novem6er. 74c. Flour quiet Coffee,
$40 So Sugar 3613 9-l6c. Hops-Pacife Coast,
iss2ic. Hides. l21!sc. Copper : Lake: 81! 70.
Tin-spot. $40 80: Lead-Domestic. 80 s6 Iron.
$le. observation-disclosures 015c.
HOPS.
Hops are more active and rather easier. Sales OF
22IAc; Prime Paoiics at 3sIsc: medium yearllng
Pacidcs, 21c choice State, 2312G24o.
At auction to-day Tokays brought So 2s94 so;
singles. 81 1902 10; Cornichon. 50 60Qs4 %; sim
giles, 81 1902 35 Ferrara, singles. 81 So; Morocco
81 4511 10; Muscat. 81 50@3 so.
LIMA BEANS
Lima Beans quiet at 81 05@2 10.
OTHER PRODUCTS.
Dried Peaches, l4@l5c: Pears. boxes, 50 so:
low Mustard scarce at 71ac Brown Mustard,
56D514c; Canned Goods unchanged.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Cofee-Noyember and other months are 10 to 20
points down. On better prospects In Brazil 5000
bags were sold, deliveries $500: october. $40 80
November, SIS so; December, 81 Is; January,
Sugar-Actiye and firm. Prices unatered.
Chicago Markets.
Cp1c.eo, Oct. 29.-wheat fairly active and
opened sac lower. declined lac more on continu-
auce OF yesterdays weas ness and lower cables:
advanced L lac on larg export purchases at the
seabosri runs rs OF a large export business Kan
sas city and purchases by shorts TO take profits
huctuated narrowly, and closed steady at %sc
$1,000 bushels. Rye. 5SIsc. Barley. SOC.
CHIcAao Oct. 29.-Wheat-Cash. 693zc Corn
40Tsc Pork-sll 30 Lard-$S 40. hios-$il 70.
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MATHEMATICAL WoRKs-R. NJ. Chero-
kee, Butte County. The best way to o.
tain the works you require is TO address any
respectable publisher in San Francisco.
One will do as well as another. To give
the name of the author OF the works or the
name of any publisher in these columns
would be simply free advertisement. Con-
suit the column OF publishers and book
sellers in the columns of directory OF San
Francisco.
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MISCELLANEOU
SAVED HIS LIFE,
What a Patient Says Of the
Cosmopolitan Dis
penSarY.
Experiences of an Oakland Gentleman
and How He Was Cured After
Years of Suffering.
The mqn who has suffered from the terrors of

The mqn who has suffered from the terrors Of
chronic dyspepsia knows how to sYmpathize wit
others who have been sm arly afflicted.
The morning call., 1892-10-30

NATURALIzATIoN-An Subscriber,
City. 1t is not necessary for person born
in foreign country who came TO the United
States at 10 years of aga, and whose father
was naturalized, to take out naturalization
papers on coming of age. Had the father
failed to be naturalized the case would have
been different The naturalization Of the
father naturaliZes the widow and minor
children.
The morning call., 1892-10-30

The modern shoe is a growth. You are so
accustomed to its absolute Projections that
YOU are rarely apt TO think of them, II in
deed you think Of them at all. The modern
shoe IS as far ahead Of the foot protectors
of centuries ago as Maud S is in speed
ahead of the tortoise. Ii has kept pacs
with the progress of things. so that in every
sense Of lie word the modern shoe is
worthy of the modern foot. Costing no more
than a shoe of ordinary quality, and yet as
faultiess as faultlessness Itself, Is our eele-
brated patent leather-tip shoes for S. Our
own manufacture.
The morning call., 1892-10-30

FERTIIIzERs-Pro Chimaues Oak
land The following Is a simple analysis of
an artificial fertilizer which has proved
very successful for the purpose named:
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Parfiand,s Ruainaas.

PORTLAND. Or, Oct. 29.-Clearanees. s34I. 900;
balances. $4,000
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN gNr. Chronomstsr aud
instrument Maker. Calf ornia stroos
Sign OF the OGDEN Sailor.
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lordes forwarded o. D.
o. application
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CLIMATE OF TAHITI-E. D., Santa Mon
lea Tahiti, Ike most of the South Sea
Islands within the tropics, has a mild and
eReryatiug climate. 1t is not an unhealthy
place Of residence for whites who at the
time Of going to the island are young and in
good health; but adults with a tendency to
liver complaint or fatty degeneration, or
having any splsnic trouble resulting from
malaTial FEVER. should stay away. ~ The
present whereabouts Of the gentleman you
name is not known, but yen could easily
obtain the information you require by writ
Ing TO the French Consul in this city.
The morning call., 1892-10-30

PENsIoNs-E. J. c.. City. The amount
paid for United States pensions in the year
ending June. 1890, was S1O6, 493. $50 10; in
the corresponding period ending in 1891 it
was S1I8, 435, s27 49, ~ The percentage of
Union soldiers in the War of the Rebel
lion who were under twenty-five years was
very consid cradle, probably so per cent.
80 The deaths from disease and exposure
were much more numerous than from actual
casualties ia battle. a. About 1,004 $50
Union men are supposed to have been
killed or died since the war. % The total
number of Union enlisted men was
27l76a5.
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ST. FRANCIS HOTEL-Reader, Heads
burg. Billy Mulligan was shot and killed
in the ST. Francis Hotel in this city by
Officer Hopkins in 1865. Mulligan was
laboring under an attack of deiirum tremens
and had already shot and killed two men.
and while taking aim at an officer who was
stationed at window OF house on the
opposite side OF Clay street he received a
MIME ball in his brain fred from a rifle in
the hands of Hopkins.
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bly, and for a time was quite strong and healthy
Prices showed advance and Ophlr sold up 20 IS
The morning call., 1892-10-30

BICYCLE RECoRDs-M. II. l., City
John 5. Johnson Ct MINNEAPOLIS rode a
mile over the kite-sbaped track at Indepen-
deuce, Ia, on safety bicycle in 1:56 3-5.
He was paced by running horse driven to
q suIky 10 which was attached q canvas
wlnd-break. The last half mile on this
rack is all down grade. and as the resist
ance Of the wind was removed by artificial
means J0hnson's time has not been recog-
med as a record by the League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen. The acknowledged worlds
record is . % 3-5, made by Willie Windle,
riding q safety on regulation track accord
ing to the accepted rules. None Of the
great Eastern riders have ever tried for a
record on a kite-shaped track.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-02-05
No. 5000.
Application for Patent.
U. s. Land Onio

U. S: Land Office,
No,;oo Helena. Montana, January 2, 1882
LEAD and sILViERs '' MIN I'M ! '"s oMFASY hx
Its Attorney in fact James l.. Moore whose
pos'' once address is Neihart Montana, has
,hls aay nled application for patent, under
s 4 "Iiii nearg fe .ews res OF Hongress' for 1922 and
and PINE TREE fIoDEsy d %t ,ns BULLION al lon
yey Nos. 3d@s and 3699 situated in Montana
WamotganlIedl mining district, Meagher county,
Range / u eos a"S whicS c, Township ID North Of
the office OF the recorder of Mcagher conntv'
at White Sulphur Springs. Montana. and ID,
scribed AS follows: -"
BULLION LODE suRyEx No. $685.
beginning at corner No. /, from which
United states location monument No. 3Iy.
bears north Is degrees "a minutes west 2l7oS
feet thence south al degrees as minutes east
low feet to corner No. Z, thence north B.
3, thence north Al degrees 40 minutes west
l,an feet to corner No. 4, thence sOutl, 32
degrees 80 minutes west 600 feet to corner
No, l.. the place of beginning. Containing
1882 acres. .
PINE TREE LODE SURVEY NO. $500.
Beginning at corner No. l. from which
United States location monument No. s6gs
bears north SO degrees west l,99s #; thence north
" degrees 90 minutes east H5 feet to corner
east 2o feet to corner No. 3, thence south b.
degrees 50 minutes west coo feet to corner
thence north Al degrees 10 minutes west sls.1
Containing 2.73 acres. Total area 81 these
surveys claimed % lis acres, upon which a
notice Of said application was posted the 18TH
gay Ia OF december 1891, the adjoining claims to
Tree Lode survey No. s699, the Colorado Lode
[unsurveyedI.
81, s. A, swIGGETr.
oi' Register.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-02-05
No. 3021.
Application for Patent.
L. S, Land Office

L.. S. Land Office,
Helena, Montana, Jan. ., 1892. !
Notice Is hereby given that the LEXINGTON
Consolidated Mining Company, by its Attorney
in fact, William H.: Harrison, whose post-ofice
address is Neihart, Montana, has this day filed
application for Patent, under the mining laws of
Congress, for I496-l1sS and 1897 linear feet, re
spectively of LEXINGTON, UNION and NOUN
TAIN view lodes, designated as surveys numbers
~3711-3712a and BIB, situated in Montana [unorgan-
led mining district, Meagher county Montana,
in unsurveyed Township IA north Range 8 or q
east: which claims are recorded in the Office of
the Recorder of Meagher county, at White Sui
phur Springs, Montana, and described as follows:
LEXINGTON LODE, SUR. No. Bill.
Beginning at corner number l, which il also
corner number l, survey number 3473 from which
Initial Point, number 3, Township IA north,
Range . or y east, bears south II degrees "a min
utes + aHS feet thence south 3 degrees 81 minutes
west IlS feet to corner number 2: thence south
II degrees west 4l5 feet to corner number3 B; thence
south 10 degrees 81 minutes west 33 feet to cor
ner number 4: thence north 3 degrees "a minutes
east l496 feet to corner No. 3, thence north 70 de-
grees 81 minutes east 5S5 feet to corner No. l
the place of beginning. Containing 1878 acres.
UNION LODE SURVEY NO, 3112.
Beginning at corner No. l also corner No. l
Of survey No. Bill from which initial point No.
3 Township IA north of Range 8 or 2 east hears
south Ill degrees "a minutes east 2O68 feet
thence south 8 degrees 81 minutes west l,I2s
feet to corner No. 2, thence south &. degrees
3 minutes east dlO feet to corner No, 3,
thence north ID degrees 81 minutes east 1874
feet to corner No. 4, thence north ~ degrees
p minutes west 500 feet to corner No. l, the
place OF beginning. Containing 1lN acres.
MOUNTAIN VIEW LODE kuRvEY NO. 37lS.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-02-05
(No. 3OO.)
Application for a Patent.
L, s. Land once, Helena, MOntan

L, S, Land ONCE, Helena, Montana.
Notice is hereby given, that The /. r. l..
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY, by
Frank Il. Wilcox, whose post office address is
Great Falls, Cascade County Montana, has this
day filed application for patent, under the min
feet, respectively, of the l. \. l.. and Eureka
Lodes designated as Surveys Nos 3472 and 3&13,
situated in Montana (unorganized) Mining Dis
Township IA n Range S or 8 i which claim is
recorded in the office of the Recorder of Mea-
CHER County, at White sulphur Springs, Mon
tana, and described as follows:
sad Survey no. BIZ: |. \. /. Lode beginning
at Corner No. !, also Garner No. Z, Survey No.
34i3 from which Initial Poin, No. B, township
ID N range 8 or 9E bears'S Al degrees AZ min
utes 80 seconds + 325s.7 feet. thence $ 20 de-
grees SO minutes W, 5l feet to corner No. =.
thence \ l3 degrees ID minutes W 1899 feet to
corner No. 3 thence n 20 degrees 81 minutes f
.tS feet to corner No. 4, thence $ " degrees
IL degrees I'll minutes + 1855 feet to corner No,
/, the place of beginning containing l6.1 acres.
EUREKA LODE SURVEY NO. 34.3.
Beginning at corner No. l, from which Init
ial point No. 3. township II N range 3 or Q +
bears ) I'll degrees "A minutes + 2A7 feet
thence N IA degrees 23 minutes w 149l 8 feet
to corner No. =, thence : 20 degrees 81 minutes
" SCI feet to corner No. 3, thence S 13 degrees
y minutes L 1884 feet to corner No. 4, thence
y 20 degrees, 81 minutes + 5S5 feet to corner
No. ], the place of beginning containing 1875
acres. Total area 35.67 acres, upon which a notice
of said application was posted on the 18th day OF
October. 1891. The adjoining claims to these
premises of the l.. X. J.. Lode survey number
s472. On the west, the Creedmore Lode survey,
number 1884. On the north, the White Pine Lode
[nnsnrveyed:l Eureka Lode survey number 373
On the east, the Monotone Lode Iunsurveyed.
On the south, the Lexington Lode survey, number
Bill.
Alb s.A. swlGGETT,
Register,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-02-05

Men with - Thirst for Blood.
At the slaughter houses in the east
ern part of the city there is a set Of
men who call regularly of mornings for
their glass of warm blood. At first it
Is liable to make them sick, and the
taste must be acquired for It. So the
habit grows until it cannot be thrown
of. Ordinarily a person is not likely
to begin the habit, the slaughter house
people say, without some reason, and
in this respect it is something like the
opium habit, for its use is begun as a
stimulant. There is a young nan liv.
ing in the eastern part of the city who
is a striking example Of this. He is a
consumptive, and some one recon
mended warm blood for him. The
only place where this could be conven-
iently gotten vas at the slaughter
houses, and he at once made them a
visit. The first day he only drank a
few sips, turning sick at the stomach.
After that he continued the quaffing
of blood until now he is said to have a
thirst for it just the same as some men
have for other beverages. There are
scores of such persons who indulge in
the bloody cup, and if placed together
they would form a regular little colony.
The slaughterers have plenty of the
warm blood on hand and they never
refuse to satiate the thirst of their visit.
ors, some of whom have become such
topers that they al drink two pints al
a time. Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-02-05
Notice of Application to Cut::Tmiber

In accordance with the provisions of section 8
rules and regulations prescribed by the Hon.
Secretary of the Interior, May 9th 1912, I the
undersigned hereby give notice that ut the cx-
piration OF Il days from the first publication of
this notice | will make written application to the
Hon. Secretary of the Interior for authority to
cut and remove all of the merchantable timber
consisting of fir and pine of nearly equal parts,
and amounting to about 1900 cords of wood
about aD.0M pieces of tagging equal 5,0OO,0oO
feet, 3,OW,NN feet of mining timber and about
l,FNO,0OO feet board measure of lumber on the
following described land towit:
beginning at a point on Harley creek about
~ miles from its mouth thence following
said creek in a southwest direction to a
tributary of said creek, thence due vest four
miles, thence in a northernly direction about
four miles to head of Tillinghast creek, thence
due east four miles, thence in a southernly
direction to the point of beginning. Contain
ing an area. of about IL square miles, the
land being rocky and mountainous and totally
unfit for agricultural purposes and non-min-
eral as far as known.
ALEXANDER YULE.
S-l1 Npihart. Mont.