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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
Item. OF Interest.

Electricity is now used to put fancy
shine on hats.
Six hundred telephones win be In
use at the worlds fair grounds.
A patent has been issued for a lock
which can be operated only by mag
netized key
Over 1900 patents have been issued
by the United States for application of
| electricity
The computed total number of tele-
phone exchange connections yearly
throughout the United States has nd
vanced from 312,60o,000 in 1886 to
600, 100000 in 1892
A marvelously effective tableau cur
tain made Of crystal prisms, held to-
gether by wire and Illuminated by cleo
trio lights. IL one Of the scenic novelties
In Il London pantomime.
1t has been determined that the tenn
pcrature Of an electric arc light remains
constant ut about $500 deg. This tenn
perature cannot be increased or dlmin-
ished by changing the size or amperage
of the are.
The New York Electric club, like
many clubs in other cities designed 10
be made up almost exclusively OF cleo
trcians. has voted TO dissolve and wind
up its'afrairs, General apathy has been
put down ms the cause of the dissolu-
tion.
The two principal towns in North
ern Aroostook have recently been
equipped with water works and electric
lighting systems. and expect telephone
communication with the outside world
In the spring. A new railroad is to be
built through this district during the
present year, aud the caribou and the
deer are reported TO be quietly moving
northward.
Decorative electric lighting effcsSs
and their application TO the interior OF
modern houses increase daily. The
Boston man who had his apartments
lighted by electric lamps concealed
about the window frames 80 rs to pro-
duce Il similar effect TO sunlight shining
through the panes was put down as
n genius in this line. but now the slig-
gestion is made that III! artistic parlors
ought properly 10 he Illuminated by
their pictures by arranging them 70
reflect light from concealed incandes-
cent electric lam,lS.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
JOB WORK
SUCH As
Cards, Bill-Heads, Circulars, Pos.
ters, Etc, Etc,
EXECUTED TO oRpsR IN THE SBArEsr AND
rRoxrTnsr MANNER AND AT
REASONABLE RATES.
tY-Apply here baiore ordering elsewhere.
tyApply hers beiore ordering elsewhere.

Is likely that he win be sent to Chicago
TO assist in arYanglng for exhibition mt
the worlds fair the wonderful finds
made In the big mound at Chilllcothc
last year
Speaking of these recently Mr..
Fowke said: Nothing to equal these
prehistoric relies has been found any
where In the world Besides being
most elaborate and comprehensive
the collection establishes beyond doubt
that the makers used machinery. This
Is the first suggestion we have that the
early races knew how to use anything
but the most primitive tools Of stone
and metal
some of the copper plates found in
Chilllcothe mound are beautifully or
nanlented In scroll work, and the
curves arc SO regular and the sharp
turns resemble each other SO closely
M To leave no doubt that they We're
made with some sort Of machinery.
Then there are pieces Of copper worked
into shapes that could not be obtained
by means of the single tools we have
learned to associate with these pre-
historic workmen. They must have
beta stamped and the dies were well
made and well operated "--Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
AUDUBON, AUDUBON CO., IOWA. THURSDAY JUNE 30 1893
CELEBRATED AT MONTREAL,
All Saloons Contrary to Custom Were
Oman IcrcIcr,a Sneech.

All SALOONS CONTRARY 10 custom were
Opcn--Mercicr's speech.
MONTREAL, Canada, June 70 Tho
French Canadians celebrated the alath
anniversary of the founding OF Mon
treal. At night in many quarters
drunkenness and revelry prevailed,
while the entire city was excited over
an address OF the Hon, MERCER, cN-
Premier of Quebec, which calls on the
French and Catholics to unite For
the first time in the history of Mon
treal the doors of all the liquor stores
were wide open on Sunday, and the
police had orders not to interfere.
Tho liquor dealers pctitioned tho
Mayor for leave To open, but he an
swercd that the matter was in the
hands OF the provincial government,
which, at the last moment surren-
dered To the liquor interest The city
was handsomely decorated, and in the
morning n monster procession OF the
ST. Jean Baptiste Societies, trades,
etc, marched TO st. Peters Cathedral,
where service was held, In the aft
ernoon the dedication ceremonies OF
the opening of the French national
monument, an imposing pile of build
ings Just erected in st. Lawrence
Street, were held
The monument is to be devoted to
schools of art, science, a French-Cana-
dian national library and museum,
and vast hall for national festivals
and meetings, To-day has been pro-
claimed n public holiday aud the first
festivities are being continued.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
balloon signaling by night.

Mr.. Baden-Powell of the Scots
Guards has devised I'M ingenious meth
Cd Of signaling by night with the aid
Of paper fire balloon of six or eight
feet diameter. When II IL desired 10
send message. some beads made OF Il
brilliant, quick burning composition
are strung on a piece Of quick match.
leaving intervals, and using large and
small beads to make the corresponding
eashcs
The balloon Is inflated by burning
spirit or even straw or wood The mes
sage IL then suspended below II, n time
fuse attached, and the balloon being
sent up the message Is ,shcd forth
The apparatus Is described MS very
portable; one man can easily carry II,
and with II not only can one precon-
certed message be flashed, but Il few
words can he sent up ut one time. and
those can be answered from II similar
balloon from another part. upon which
other balloons can be employed to con
tlnue the signaling. London Daily
NpWs
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
A New wire Wound Gun.

Tho gun recently tested mt Birds
boro, Pa, to the satisfaction OF dis
tinguishcd gathering of army and navy
officers, differs from its predecessors
In not having for lis core tube, but
twelve segment cunnlng full length
and assembled like barrel slaves. BY
this method there can be applied an
external pressure by wire far greater
than other cores VIII stand namely.
100000 pounds per square inch OF inner
surface of the core. The gun tested
had u calibrc of Ave inches and Is nine
teen feet or about forty-four calihreS
long, The projectile was u one-poumd
conlcal solid shot; three shots were
fired with twenty, twenty-five and
and thirty pounds OF powder, made
after u new formula, and about - per
cent stronger than the black powder,
The firing was from n platform freight
car, with n mountain side for target.
The pressurcs reached 1900 In the
first test 81, 800 In the second and co.
900 In the third Two gauges were
used In each Instance, 80 that these
figures are trustworthy. The present
limit of pressure with safety, accord
Ing TO the standard Of the army, N
now $1,000 aud the navy $1,000
pounds.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
On tho Track OF Banker Day.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 20. De
tcctives are here looking for Frederick
Il. Day, ex-President of the Plankin-
ton bank of Milwaukee. Dir, w. n.
Wishard of this city admits he is treat.
ing Mr., Day, but declines to state
where his patient is in hiding. He
says that as soon as Mr.. Day is able
he will return to Milwaukee and tell
all he knows about the affairs of the
suspended bank. Il. G. Day, u brother
of the missing man, says Mr., Day left
Milwaukee under the direction of n
physician before the sitting of the
grand jury. Mr.. Day, he says, spent
week at West Baden and then went
South and is now bcing treated at a
private sanitarium Mr.. Day refuses
to state in what sanitarium his BROTH
err is being treated. An indianapolis
man who saw Day in this city few
days ago says he is IA mental and ply
steal wreck
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
worlds Fair Postomce.

WAsHINGToN June 1.-The Postof-
flee Department, in its official Postal
Guide for June, just issued calls tie
attention of the public to tie exist
ence of a full-feigcd postofiice at the
Worlds Fair Grounds, announcing
that regular collections and
deliveries are being made
Throughout the Fair grounds,
and suggesting that visitors to the
Fair, not knowing what their precise
location in Chicago will be on leaving
home, may have their mail addressed
to the Worlds Fair Station and have
moneysordcrs payab there. The an
nounaement also directs postmasters
genera ly to give MS much publicity as
possible to this statement.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
A Ia rSctte as Is n Iinrbettr.

The largest aud most powerful barb
cttc 80 far made for the new navy
has Just been completed NJ the Bethlc-
hem pa) ordnance works for the hat
tleshlp Maine, and will be shipped TO tho
Brooklyn navy yard, where the Maine
il In process OF construction. The barb
cite X composed Of twelvc-inch nickel
steel plates IL ~ feet high and has m
inside diameter of % feet ! inches.
The barbctlc ~ m innovation In the
manufacture of armor a fiat plane
intersects the cylinder and cuts out
onc-sxth of the body OF the circle. The
plane begins half way down and ex-
tends inward at I'M angle Of forty-ive
degrees, leaving n straight line 20 feet
10 inches long AZ the bottom intcrsect-
Ing the circle. This line fits the edge "r
the ships and the bnrbettc when plac6i
will project feet over the edge. Tho
total weight OF the barbette IL 20S tons
The revolving turrets which will sur
mount the barbcttc will be composed Of
S.inch plates 4 IL feet high. with port
holes for the guns. The Names side
nrmor, 20 12-inch nickel steel taper
plates, weighing 800 tons, N also In an
advanced state of manufacture, Alto
gcthcr some 200 tons OF nrmor, worth
almost Si,0O0,00o, win equip the ship ~
Lewiston Journal
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
WIN Require IA New Treaty.

WASHINGTON, June as.--Thc Chinese
legation will probably be turned over
10 the new minister about the last of
from his government o'the effect that
new treaty with the United States
will be insisted upon, still such action
is looked upon at the legation as not
improbable. Mr. llo, secretary to
Minister Tsui kwo Yin, intimated that
the Chinese Government looked upon
tho passage Of the Geary act rs de.
claration of this Government that the
existing treaty should be considered
as abrogated, position held by the
council for the Chinese in the case in
the Supreme Court in which the valid
ity Of the act was tested
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29

DETLoIT, Mich. June 1S.--Clara NJ.
Armstrong, through Washington /.
Robinson, her sol 'citor, yesterday
filed in the Circuit Court a sensational
Iii asking for divorce from Oscar
$. Armstrong, p omirent physician
of this city, on the grounds of cruelty
and unfaithfulness. SIZE asks for ali
mony and the custody of her two
children. In her bill. after relating
acts of cruelty on the part Of her bus.
band, Mrs. Armstrong asserts that the
defendant is namoiei Of MIS-. Block
ford, wife of VIM II. Bloclford, Vice
Pr, sident of the DE rot Casket Com
pany, and a wealthy citizen q: this
city. An incrimira,ing letter VIZ item
by Mrs. Blockfoid to DR.. A'mstrong
will be used as evidence against him.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
BLETHEN's BANK sUSPENDs
The New England at minneapolis Forced
To CIose LIS Doors.

MINEEAPoLGs, Mimi, June 2s,---The
Baud of New England suspended pay
ment this morning. The bank is the
youngest in the citv, its President, A.
j. Blethen, having been newspaper
proprietor before he went into bank
ing. Mr. Blethen issued u card this
morning stating the bank had with
stood run at the time of the run on
the Farmers and Mechanics Savings
Bank six weeks ago, and that il had
been further weakened by the Chicago
bank failures IT us announces that
the suspension will be only temper.
airy, but If the bank cannot resume
every depositor will be paid in full by
the stockholders. The bank is n
small one.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
CHEROKEE STRIP BONDS.
Best Bid Yet Made Is offered by Chi
cago Capitalists.

KANSAS CrIy, Mo-, Juno Ss-Treas.
urer Il Il. Starr and Delegate j, Il,
Cunningham of the Cherokee, are in
Kansas City TO confer with directors of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Trust
Company, relative TO the sale OF Chero-
lee strip bonds, which amount to So.
1000 Messrs. Starr and Cunning
ham came from Chicago, where :. Il.
West, representing the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Trust Company, had
submitted the outline of proposition
which the Cherokee representatives
said they consider the most favorable
yet offered, barring one or two details
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29

KITrASINe. Pa, June Is. - DIR.
Wyckoif, who was convicted of com
plicity in the Lcechburg bank robbery,
in which Councilman shaferman was
shot and killed. was yestcrdar sent
enced by Judge Rayburn to the peni.
Tertiary for twelve years on the muir
der charge, four years on the burglary
charge and six months To the work
house for keeping gambling house.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
shot hind, Killed,

PARIS, Ky, June 2S,--At 0 o'clock
yesterday morning X, j. llutchcraft
shot and Iii led Daniel Stuart in this
city. Hutchcraft is the head of the
commission firm OF X. Il. Ilutchcraft 81
Co. Stuart was n farmer living at
Muir Station. Yesterday morning
the two men met llutchcraft drew
his pistol and shot three times. Death
was immc diatc
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
struck by lightning in a ri'Ih

NASHVILLE, H., June 22.--Christ
Altmansberger, his two daughters and
hired man by the name of Miller
were working in corn field yesterday
near 0kawville when bolt of light
ming came down, striking Miller on
the leg. burning the clothing and shoe
of his foot, ut the same time terribly
shocking the others. They soon re-
covered, but Miller is in critical con
dition and,,may not recover.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
Captured central American General

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June ga dispatch
from the City Of Mexico says: "a tel
egram is received here announcing the
marriage of Miss Ida Dent Wright,
daughter of Mrs. Marie Robinson
Wright, wcll-known newspaper
writer OF New York, to Gen. Antonio
Ezcta, brother of the President of Sal
gador. Gen. Ezcta is President
Of the Republic of Salvador, and Act
ing President during the temporary
absence of his brother, President Car
los Ezcta. Mrs. Wright went to Cen
trail America few months ago on a
literary mission. Her daughter grad
uatcd from Vassar last year and az
companied her mother to Central
Amarinn y
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
H. II. warmers Assets and LIabilitle.

ROCHESTER,, N. ", June 93.--Jobe f.
Hedges, assignee OF II. "a. Warner,
filed his schedule Of assets and liabil.
tiles yesterday, The total indebted
ness is shown to be s., 0i6, 800, OF which
1868, 0a7 is secured and $685. unsc-
cured. OF the Sc urcd liabilities $685.
900 is indebtedness to the H. H. War
ner Company limited, The contin-
gent liabilities amount to Si6g, l0s
In these is included the sum of S2T0,-
$50, which Tie attorney for the as
signee says MIR. Warner did not expect
70 be called upon 10 PIN in any part.
This makes the amount OF contingent
liabilities sla9, 20.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
MACK plphtheria in mlchlaan.

HOLLAND, Mich, June, PA very
malignant form of black diphthcria
broke out in West Olive, about ten
miles north of here, in the family OF
August Rrccker. One boy II years old
and girl II years are dead and there
is no hope for tow other children. The
father is also sick with the disease.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29

VALLEJO, Cal, Juno g. Elmer T.,
Morse OF San Francisco, local cash err
OF the National Fire Insurance Com
pany, was lost overheard from the
yacht Rover on Marc Island last
night and drowned. Tho boom
swung around and Mr.. Morse was
knocked overheard
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
Four Canadian students Drowned,

TORONTO, Ont, June "a. Edward
Kelly and J n Clothier, law students.
and Edward Rivard and Camille Mag
uan, medical students OF Toilet College,
We're drowned to day by the upsetting
of their boat
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
Prehistnrir Machinery.

Girard Fowke, archaeoiogist of the
Smithsonian institute, is perhaps the
best posted man In the United States
In the prehistoric races of Amerlca. II
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29
seven Hundred Men Laid on.

KEwASEE, H., June 27.-On account
of slack work about 800 men were laid
Off by the Western Tube company here
The boiler company has also laid Off
lGO men
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29

HuNTYGToN, Ind, June 22.-Jrlias
Bahr was arrested here on the charge
OF stealing chickens from Mrs. Over
all. Ills trial took place yesterday
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-28
Application tor Patent.
Noz,cs No 900. su.vEY NO. loss.



HALEY. Idaho. August 18th, l0e9. !
Netice 10 hereby gwen that N. n. Mcneil. -
d mnel Fri ne. hts attorney tn.facs. VIII - po~es
eslcr sddrrs 10 HALEY al u,ss county, Idaho, Aa0
"vIsHAR"
Lode Mining Claim, situated cn unsurveysA lanA
I, title SMohy Aiming Distr,c,. Altures county.
lds. snd .rfAee ground 600 feet aide. beis &
survey No. 1880. snd d%scr he'd IN The a+ld ., te1
with mnsh~t,c variation It II degrees aud - min.
ut.s NJ ut. - fol ows:
B-xinn,ng u the discovery p"in, Of this claim.
~ runntn. tn nee north u d. gr.es east so feet
to rner No. l: ~ nee south II degrees west CO.
ie-t TO cnrner No. 2: thence north g
$ Y.;s a:a 100 see No
4: thence south Deg. Is II In east l5OO fest
to orner No snd pls = Of beginning survey os
~. Of ls.C7s acres .pplied for. No cona,cts.
From n~P No. U. y. M. M. No. bears
south 81 deg IS min. -sst lslf ' feet.
fic~ of tn Count! Recorder " sad Mining bis
trtct. st daley iu Atur.s county. stst1 IL idaho.
The u. srest no. locations Leilg the Chance
i'us lot No. " aud the Htduen Treasure Lods,
uhsu rve!ed
Any and Ill persona claiming adversely any por.
face groun. srs required ~ nls shs,r adverse
claims thereto with The Regit~r OF the un,,sA
tales Lind ON e 1t ale state Of ldsho. wtthin
he barred ~ virtue Of the prvi ions Of the stat.
W.T.. RILEY.
direct thst the foregoing Notice VI Appltca-
Iton fOr fttehe be published for the peT1O0 oe
= a'1s. ,s.. ary. N , ne WOOD NY. l1mx e.~.s.
stare "i idaho. being the hewspsper ps0l.shsl
aeareht said elaine
First publication. Aug. asth. A. D. 1893.
WATT. Att'rn' for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-28
They FELL, Az VOORHEES, DID.

Cleveland outwitted the South4 RI
Silvr Senators. Whom h. issued hi,
'mi er'~l mandate requiring them :.
r'peAl ths obnoxious part of the
Sherman law h- knew that he would
have to whip the Southrons into Il e
traces. But he did not dare do su
openly. tie went to work indir. c,lv
nv allowing them to have their 81,
out; aud when he concluded thu,
there had been enough of this sort Of
thing, he gave the word aud oil opp. =
s'ti"n ceased. An nrev~unt oy
might describe the situation hy -, .
"g that he gave tho calves more rope
until they hanged then,s. Ives.
That the 5, u,h-rn Silver Sera.c,.
w. re sincere ia their end-avors fo,
silver there is no doubt. But the,
; ev"r'he es. :. II before the CLEVELAND
,o', just A. Voorhees aud Lther. did.
= i~w weeks before.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-28
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO william Keekler. OF his Heirs or Asaicns.
fou sr, hereby nOtined that l have expended
the cum of one huudr. d dollars i$iuO, il latuY
ind fhprcv' mehts upon the
MoCKlNG BIRD LODE MINING CIAIN.
situated Tn the ast FCIk of Wood River in Min.
erAi hill Mining DIstr'. I, Al Mras ronntS l6sho
IN ords to hold 9. Id prem'sts undsr ih- pyoy,e.
Tons OF sec ston 1924. X. Weed Statutes OF the
United 81 tea. being the anon : required 20 hs.IS
All clam for the Year ding Dec. er 81 1907,
that your pr"p"rtion 10 OL~-third. tr &3S xSk
nd II. Within ihlty d ys after lie notice ~
nuoii's'ion. you fail or n tn to thus. yurr
rroporti'" "f n h sxp-, ct'Lrs ~ . . .t.vnrr.
y"ar INT. rtet In Id claim will b. come n. usun
-rty OF ihe SulAr rribcr, und = said SECTION 2s:r =
JAN E6 ". BVTs0.
The abov".mes toned aniount may be Mi, A
he O. ce Ut the w.~D k,AEs TlNss n 6salev
dsho wlsse editor 10 authorised 10 rereipa ~
he Q me JANA n mr. ~ n
ktrst publication. August -. luoS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-28
ub iSh,d Eve y /: ewing. unllys Excrptr.
IL WAS 4 HUPELESS FIGHT.

N,w that tho h.it aya,nse uncon
iii"Al re.eal Is as well a> WOMB
t">t-~e feel free t, con Tess that ".
.er ha 1 bur n lain, h pc Of n con,
promise i ON ,h. day wien levrlan
issued his pr"ciam ,tirn calling All +x
t accession Of Co. gr-s..
1'- ratr"ag- co' trolled by I,
u " Presid n, is s, enormous ,h., t..
~ rnge p'l,ti ian- who Is oi,cne
t IAN 9th. rwi>e AS u couscinna.,lr
he is cowardlv aud lag stands pet
'ctiy appalled, ut TIE mere thomsht o,
+raving himself against it. Hen. ,
IS far xs tn. House is concerned. tn
result only fulfilled our exp citation,
A. to the Se"at, ws confess d,sa;.
pointm-nt Not at the passage @
,h- r-p"ai h II. but At the descrt,or o,
the southern allies of silver
Howh-it the thing is done; an"
there 's no use i" whining or i'll.
c"mplain,. We must 20 to work
with every agency aysi able, to en-
tighten our Eastern aud S4uther,
brethren ON the question. so that
when the question shall again be be
fore Cong.-ss We may stand a reason
ahle chance Of making our v,e VS. pre-
vail.
After all. unconditional repeal j.
h, tier for US than almost anv Of til
''ompromise measures sueg. st+.,
.ult have been. Had one of the
latter been adopted, the experience
would probably have been still NOR.
unsatisfactory than the Sm rnan law
,as proved to he, and the result ould
have been pos'pon-me,.t Of the tigh,
on the ina II ques,ion the tr, e coin
"g" of silver At ratio of I6 to for
an Indefinite y. rioi.
Now the fight will begin IN earnest.
AID. from prs mt appearances, i. will
resul, in vii ing o I both OF the Old
parties.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-28
Notice Cf Forfeiture.

To william K-rsier. aad his Heirs aud Assigns:
You are herebv notia aei that have .xv ended
on hnnared SiO0l uollars In labor and improve
men q upon tho
Bull pOMINGO LODE MINING CHA NJ,
s,tnxtcd on III East ork o. " oud r. yer in Min.
erHl Hlli Mining District. Alturss cOHnty, I'd ho
in order to Eod ssin rrein:set und.r the Iro,is
Ills "f Section 1924. Rev sed .tatafe O. tie ut
Stat. s--i eing the an'Ou ( ,tQuircd to hold (, .
anne for fh- year ending d. ce,nher 81. 1879! ,hs
ur proportion iwo-rhirds. or sixty si>
dollars ixt six and tw"th rd cen'a t.G6 g.
Ard II. Wit in iht {, days art r this no,ic~ l.,
pun.i.ntion, !OT fai refuse to contrib ute on,
pr .r"r.'o Of sa,h rxp+A di nre ~ n 20 owner
yonr II tire tn such ella III will bs.ome the pro,
erty Oi the tubscyibe under ..,d -sctto,. 23.%
JANE ". FIT. n.
The n aforementioned anoart m y lie ps,d ,
the III ce "f ue Woop R'vfR T,M,s. /, rri,.,
idaho. wh,s editor is nuth,r I'd r. toc.ip, Z ,
the same J%HtS " BIIrt n
First publication. Angnst 26. t93