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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

OF WHITE NULL.
was a buckle of tiny secd-pcars. exactly
like waNen bunch of mistlet0e Nesting
In clump among the green aud slip
pery pinc-as it so often does when
shaken by the wind from the top of
the tree. This was to be worn ut
house party In the mountains.
THE VEltANDA HAT OF THE
SOUTH.
There Is another style of veranda hat
tnat comes not into the repertoire of
milliners, that costs not more tlnn 81,
keeps the sun of, and is ds picturesque
as sonbrerO II Is born with the pic
mic season is child of the country, wnI
the outcome of a necessity and is now
the corner stone of summers outing
at least in some of the southern states.
This is the big, coarse, Manila straw
hat, that Hops ns 1t listeth, but has an
artistic air. In these warmer climes,
where the suns rays begin to beat mer-
cllessly down, the dnrk-cycd southern
girls wear tile huge chrt-wheel hats al
about, wr'nthng them around with
twist of bright-culorel tarlatuu and max
ine great, fluffy bow Of il in trout
THE WHITE SUNBONNkYr OF THE
SOUTH.
Writing Of the southern manilas re-
minds me of the smh0nnets | saw the
Georgia girls making ON a recent trip
south. II you want the art of shading
tie face, what can do it more success
fulll than sunhonnet? In vain do the
lpII.u peilhs OF Southeru sun beat
uoML % on Lie Sliii IN, head-Gear lets not
wer' making them Of white puuc. not
very large, some of them rounded off to-
b,nii,rr NV ni,,. lIn "'H' S.l9" gunr OF en-
borrct VIII, s,ft,,',. N!ii, "nl,U'"I tnc
ri, undnr tbn ,i,i, ,Iu''' hu. 9tI'nES
bnpnnt an ara H., VIE ~ hVSP tne
of cord.honrd All VIM 'aHli..lt,l i SihtS
picture 4 prrtty ,,iri 'i,' 4, uunN' i,t,' war ,'
hn,,uat H. ''rLN Ell III Pielly sun,
out. the Mum fnrn 'Tr Ino ta'e Us rounded
ewes seem In damon ,nnre MIN i,o,In,' w
aud the hair cut,s or,,,nJ u, '',', , o,'S.'
ing wny =" SUM 'e'nP'-
ALL SORTS AND Co\DITtoN-c
In ,,,.,,,,i.',.,. ii'N"'
v.r',io i'Y' I,, Snoppihg one may see
vritI;n IL" ,u,i,l ", a." SorlS Nhu cenhliions,
and IN cnlo, '",,,1 n,,1 o. eNsrSohes purse
ry" "'" Hn"Pes I" SUIT every
''Tb.ra ,r, ,,.il.. r,
can't ,,ii,J "ur 'phorls selllng at -
dninIi.st nf ,.l, VAL Py '3nNerted into the
well-placed bows or flowers. Rourh
sitruMS straw prca'nlnate' though and some
~, L,'T wv" w., ur'' 'nloFS are woven into
o,l ,", s',Hu nN gsrseh ana brown: or blue
,,'H n'1 'I ''li'Iuh ,!,.; lntN' nave wide. hrims
,,i,, "nG "gI'i niue trimming: a hig bow of
S"''I l'pnonH' corresponding 10 the colors
~ ,u' smaM' tlh'Gd ~ front with the
iu"pS 'n'ih'IP DaeNward' completes the
uut
". .lelS lelS MY" D9Wa OF hner straw loop
M. r., s'IVrlullS ;S anu lined win col9red silk.
inlS SlhH o' Thinning makes hat more
HulHlNe Tor common wear, but Is little
nGrhy NY lor hnl weather.
me Wlue sailors that can be tippcd
u2Wn oNrr lhr eyes and need no trim
.h''s r'hlulh Ih' choice OF many. and
H., ~ cues mos, Worn are very wide, with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

was buckle of tiny secd-pearls exactly
like a waNen bunch of mistletoe nestling
in n clump among the green aud slip
perry pinc-as it so often does when
shaken by the wind from the top Of
the tree. This was to be worn ut "A
house party In the mountains.
THE VEItANDA HAT OF THE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

q woven elieuy-siems while cherries
hsnsclycs fnrnrl thr outline ey ,i,. '
erlm Il,..,, just At one side of The small, aa,
I'M, aSMh was q high loop of rcl velvet
sa' ,nS ,I py ,,i slG,,'er ot bright green leaves
AT a FIFTH AVENUE IMPORT
ER'S.
tne most gorgeous veranda .ha.
"'''' N''h ," ai q one that WAS display.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Here, parauthctically. let me advise
tint in getting shade hat you don't
buy one whose brim is Of open straw
ur Brussels net, lest in complexion. after
wearing 1t In the sun few times, you
rival a gliupu hon
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-29
Vegetarianism in Japan.

Generally speaking, says H. Nutsu
in the Vegetarian, meat diet is not
nearly so popular in the land of the
far east as in England. There are still
many people, especially in the interior
parts of Japan, who have never tasted
any animal food in their lives and look
upon it with horror, while great
many conservative women do not
touch it, even at the present day.
Moreover, animal food is expensive,
even in Japan, and is therefore con-
sidered a luxury which is quite out of
the reach of the poor. During the
whole of the year 1889 only s4,711 bulls
and cows were killed in Japan to sup
ply meat for 100000 people, and it
is worthy of note that there were
1,021 ,503 bulls and cows in the country
during that year, while the number of
the slaughtered probably included
many animals which were not slain
for supplying human food.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-29
ORDINANCE NO. 152.

An Ordinance granting to James A. Fleming
the right to construct cesspool on lot Is,
block 65 of the city of Phoenix.
The Common Council of Phoenix do ordain
as follows:
SECTION I.
The right and privilege is hereby given
James A. Fleming to construct a cesspool on
the north end of lot IS, in block IS, OF the city
of Phoenix, and maintain the same untD such
time as general deep sewer is constructed in
the city to which he may connect the Fleming
block
The right and privilege is given upon the
express condition, that: Said cesspool shall
be so constructed and maintained as to give
the leas. possible annoyance to neighboring
lot owners.
SECTION q
This ordinance shall be in full force and eff
feet from and after its passage and pubica-
ton.
Passed by the common council this Goth day
of October, 1898.
Approved this 2 tn day of October, A. D.
1898.
P.J.CoLE,
Mayor.
Attest: ED. SCHWARTZ,
City Recorder.
First publication, Oct. q, 1898.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-29


Grand Aggregation of
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-29

ri ONE DAY ONLY.
Hn0HnIX TWO PER FORMANCRS
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

The Arscnts, Happy Thought, Golden Va.
gle and lronclad Mining properties, located
on the northern extension Of tho rich Amr-
ihyst vein At Crcedc, and somc Of the richest
mines In Colorado, have consolidated. Tho
nrw organization, which will bc incorporated
m the cniied Mines Company, 10 capitalized
At 1900, 900.
The director. aud the men who ~ill al.
vance tho funds necessary TO pushing the dc.
yrlopmcn, work M early md ns vigorously "a
possible nrc u. II. Mofint, byron y. Shear, A.
u. Mckinley, W. u. fciker, Mart wairous,
Loui. Mci.nin, X. Y. kayapaueh, Jay y. Ma.
bon, George Davis, W. II. Bryant and J. o.
Ralphsnydcr.
Work will begin nj once, and nifty 10 sey.
rnty.fys miners given employment 10 start
with. This Ia ono Of the most Important min.
Ing deals made In Colorado In many months.
Il will open up one Of the richest groups ~
mines IN tho stair. The four claims are %
situated ne TO inkr In 800 feot Of the north.
ern extension Of the fabuiousiy rich Amr.
tby.t vein. Biz shafts hAy~ already been sunk
on this extension by tho individuals Who con.
tfollcd the several claims. They range from
ia5 To 4hb feet In depth. aud are ali on the
ssrr rich orc vein. ftatr R,ppb'ion.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS


sRSArf.-As the massive clock over tho
main entrance to the Senate announced tho
hour Of 10 o'clock, the blind chaplain was led
to the Vice presidents desk, and after an clio.
quent prayer, while ali senators present ID
sas ssnos .sa ss ass v o t'sai S
suggestion Of Senator Sherman the roll
Of the Senate was called, and ffty-six senators
responded. Tho usual resolutions notifying
the House Of Representatives Of the meeting
OF Tho Senate, and the resolution for COM
mlttce Of TWO senators, To join similar com
mittec Of the House, 70 walt upon the Presi-
dent Of the United States, and inform hin,
and recess taken until Lao The Presl.
dents message wss then received and read.
A Joint resolution permitting Colonel An.
son Mills, Y. 9. A., to serve ~ engineer on
tho conimission 10 survey and fix the boundary
between the United States and Mexico, was
passed.
A message was received from the House
and Hon, William Lilly, late representatives
from Pennsylvania. As a mark Of respect to
the deceased the Senate at 1853 p. N. al.
iourncd.
HousE.--The cncircling galleries u The
House, except those reserved Tor tho prcsi-
dent and tho diplomatic corps, which looked
gloomy aud vacant, were filled to overlooking
Win eager and expcctant persons Whcn
Speaker Crisp, dignihed and stately, asccndcd
the rostrum at high noon to-day and raped
tho regular session Of the fiity-third Con.
grcss to order. Fully 800 members were In
their scats Conspicuous upon the floor wcrc
tho two vacant chairs Of Representative
0'Nrill, Of Pennsylvania, tho Father Of the
House." and his colleague, Mt. Lilly, the rep,
rescntativc at large from tho Keystone state
Their desks were drapcd In black aud COW
cred with floral tributes.
Chairman SAyers, Of the Committee on Ap.
preparations, asked unanimous consent for
tho consideration Of bill nppropriAt,ne
10000 additional to pay the salaries Of OIL.
cials engaged In the enforcement Of the Chi.
ncsc deportation and registration act Of last
May, and the amendment to that act passed
At the extra session. The bill passed.
The usual committees OF notification hay
Ing been appointed q recess was taken. AT
:35 the presidents message wns received
and read. The message was listened TO with
the greatest attention. At the closo OF the
reading n committee, composed OF Messrs.
Mcdonald aud Mutchlcr Of Pennsylvania.
Northa, of Ohio, Robinson Of Pennsylvania,
Curtis of Kansas, Whiting Of Michigan, and
Tate Of Georgia, was appointed to attend the
funeral Of the late Representative O'Scill Of
Pennsylvania, and then, at . y. m, as FUR
Their mark Of respect 10 the memory Of the
deceased member, the House adjourned.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08
News From Dillon.

A prospeetor brought Into the posioiiee
last week piece OF orc larger than n hens
egg which was nearly tolid native copper
covered with wire nnd shot gold. II came
out Of new prospect not a mile from the
center Of town. Near Dillon there IL large
amount Of good placer ground Just AS good
ns any To be found In the county. All II
lacks IL work and sufficient capital 10 put
water on II, and the parties that lake hold OF
this matter In tho right way arc sure Of reap.
Ing rich reward.
The Red Bird, new mining claim locNrd
about two miles below Dillon, between the
Bluo River and Buffalo Mountain, shows a
large strong vein carrying over sig feet of
quartz. II assays iron, si0 TO $50 per ton Ia
gold. The entire vein matter pans well, the
gold being coarse and bright
A new reservoir has Just been completed on
the Salt Lake placer about one mile north Of
town and everything Ia ready TO push work
the full capacity OF tho water ne soon ~
spring opens.
The Blind Tom has large body OF Iron orc
In sight In the mine mud some 100 ions on the
dump. II carries about eiO per ton IN gold
and % To - ounccs In silver. The milne
needs short tram To let tho orr down 10 tho
wagon road; then tho ore could BIO handled At
q fair profit
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

Tho output Of Cripple Creek district for the
month Of October, as compiled By the Daily
Crmher, shows very gratifying increase IN
the amount Of values produced over that Of
September, the increase being e5S, $50. There
was falling OF In tho amount Of tons millcd
and slight increase IN the values saved. A
compared with September tho amount Of ore
sent 10 the smclters was nearly doubled, tho
increase being ,0$5 tons. The increased re-
turns from this source arc due to tonnage, rs
the average value per ton Of all the ores
shipped WAS about sit per ton iess than for
September, and Ia considerably below tho 800
mark.
OF the old shippers, all have held their own
except the BuenA Vista and the Pharmacist.
Many new names have made their appearance
on the smelling company's books, the most
notable being tho Anna Leo, which now
heads the ilsi In the matter Of tonnage ship.
ped. The Increase In the production Of
smelling orr Is not confined to any particular
portion Of the district, all parts having con.
iributed to make October the banner month
In the history Of the camp. Al the present
gait va are contributing to the wealth OF the
world at the rate Of over s3,000,O00 per an.
mum, and II Is confidently believed that this
rate will be doubled by June Of next year.
Rccapitulatlon: Tons milled. 5000. produc.
ton ~ ,9a5; tons shipped 2,?ii, production
t2i0, 30; cyanide mill md gold dust q, 800;
Total, t26i Isl.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08
LgAovILLe MINING NEWS.
The Boom at Granite Hat nesehed Large
Proportions.

EFoportiouss
Tho Leadville correspondent Of the Denver
Republican writes;
Information has Just reached here from
reliable source that boom Of large;elxsd pro.
portions has broken out In connection hisb
Granite gold fields, located q short distance
ltriEs ii collaborating orc on the Aspen.
Brown-G Gillespie properly. Trainmen on the
Midland report crowd varlously estimated
from 500 to 1000 cncainped Id tho netghbcr.
hood Of llartsel. Tho Granite field has Al.
tracted attention for some time on account OF
the strikes Of The yellow metal made from
time to time, notably In the solix Tylee and
other properties, but II has been 0vershadowed
by Cripple Creek 10 such an extsnt that wide
spread publicity was not made. In the opin-
ion of many the developments Of this new
territory will soon begin on large scale.
The A. Y. and Minnie 10 shipping nfty tons
day, the reason given BY the management
for the sixe Of the output being the amount Of
water Id the mise, which prevents moro ex-
tensive Developments and which would re-
Quire an amount 10 remove which the present
prise Of silver docs not justify. When the
prospects Of the. white metal improve heavy
output will be tho inevitable result, y there
IL an orc body 10 sight, the Dimensions Of
which are impossible even 70 realize.
The Antioch, gold producer In the Lead
vile district proper, h employing thirty men
regularly and keeping up. steady production.
The Little Johnny, another gold producer,
has been shipping hfty tons daily 10 the val
ley smelters and will largely increase Its ship
ments. Tho CatalpA 10 also shipping regularly
from Is to 80 tons 70 the samo source. In
the WOlcott tho now shaft Is down $50 feet In
wash and lake bed material. The intention
10 to drift from tho new shaft into the old
workings What 10 known - the Elk fault
has broken the formation near this point.
The faultlng lics between the Capital shaft,
the latter having the porphyry and . portion
Of the lime haxbeen erodsd, but the lime has
been replaced Ia places BY parting quartxlto
and iron and lead ores. This ore, II 10 sup
posed, 10 q portion Of the great Maid chute,
that, 1t has been demonstrated, is westerly
trend.
No marked Improvements In the smelter
situation has taken PLACE. The Bimetalllo is
running three stacks to their full capacity
and the Elgin also Ia In active operation.
The anticipation Of the Arkansas Valley
blowing In its ten furnaces 10 general but 10
not yet . settled fact. 1t will, however,
probably soon be decided. President A. r.
Myers Of Kansas City 10 now here looking
over the 81 tuation.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

Is view OF the fact that Monday is
tho Greek Sunday, Tuesday the day
OF rest among the Pcrsians. Wednes-
day among the Assyrians, Thursday
among the Egyptians, Friday among
the Turks and Saturday among the
jews. 1t Is plain that the man who
has conscientious scruples against
working on sunday cant do anything
else than join the noble order OF the
Sons OF Rest
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

THAT bumptious justice back In
Hartford who sent to jail a poor man,
ignorant Of court etiquette, merely
because he did not remain uncovered
when within q step or two OF the
outer door, ought to be made to hear
every time he walks the street o
chorus Of gamins whistling, Every
body take their hat off to NO."
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

Tnr Chicago Record urges us ono
powerful argument why there should
bc nm uninterrupted waterway bc.
tween tho West and the Atlantic soa.
board. that IL would afford tho West
rcliof from the cxtortiop OF tho hard
coal combine which now controls tho
price everywhere In that II controls
tho railroads II Is estimated that II
tho ship canal wors constructed II
would giyo tho Western metropolis
bituminous coal Mt say ~ ton.
which would necessarily break the
price OF anthracite, not only in the
East but In the West
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

PROFESSOR GARNER is now back
from Africa, bringing his monkey
language with him. We can now
learn the tongue that our ancestors
according to DarwinismD talked
thousands, perhaps millions, OF years
before they talked Sanscrit. Philol-
o2ists have long been seeking in
vain to find the earliest tongue Of the
race. Professor Garner has found it,
II Darwin was right
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

AMERICAN women are yearly grow
ing more independent The statis-
tics show that over 10000 women
are earning independent incomes in
this country. There are some $500
practicing medicine, G, 900 managing
postofflces. 275 preaching the gospel
and in New York city alone $4,000 Of
them supporting thoir husbands.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

TnE assassin Prondcrgast has u
quarrel with his attorney. in that no
Enormously objects to u plea OF In
sanity boing entered In his behalf
10 does not talk about this incohcr.
cr'iy. but intclligcntly. and with as
ch Gang froid as an ordinary man
,ould discuss the merits OF n dinncr.
10 pleads justification and wants
that Plea entered, Tho mayor had
promised him an appointment us
corporation counsel. and because tho
promise was .. kept he killed him.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

MERELY because New York foot
ball player drove his head into tho
ground with such force us to kill
him is no reason why the great game
should not still command the pub
lies attention II docently conducted.
Accidents will happen in any field OF
sport There is only one menace of
foot balls popularity, and that is the
slupger,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

Ar u recent meeting OF tho Quill
club In New York Charles Emory
Smith. cx-rnitod statos minister 10
Russia, said that representa-
tive OF great European power In
ST. Petersburg remarked TO him that
no considered the three great coming
nations 10 DO China. hussla and tho
United States. which has tho whole
Western hemisphere In It's grasp In
extent OF territory and population
they nrc already tho greatest Great
Britnin'r conglomorn,o races scat.
tered over tho globe do no, coun, In
this estimate.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

Jusr as prisoner came into court
In San Francisco to have date set
for trial lawyer was citing the rec
ord Of Michigan murder case, in
which the defendant mad been the
very prisoner in question. Some
people call this q coincidence. In
the mind of the prisoner, however,
1t is ranked as beastly bad luck. 1t
spoiled his angelic pose.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

The Moors at Mellila fed like
frightened rabbits when the Span
iards turned search light on them.
This is much less expensive method
than dynamite guns, and as 1t is
much more harmless. It 10 far prefer
able. When the search light ceases
to have an effect the Spaniards should
turn the hose ON them.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

The storage battery as u motor for
street cars is gradually proving Its
usefulness The practicability OF
this motive power was long in doubt,
but IL seems now to be only qucs-
tion OF time when all electric street
cars will be run without trollcys. 1t
Is announced that In New York an
experiment with six storage battery
cars running on tho Second avenue
line has been completely successful
End that other cars are to be added.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

LAST summer the St Mich olas
motel NJ Lake Nioncgan, n. Y. was
burned. with q loss OF 100000 The
proprietor ut once started rebuilding
md had It fairly under way when an
cighty-foot brick chimney that had
boen left standing fell and crushed
the work. undaunted. no resumed.
and had five stories well up when n
cyclone came along and blew down
l2J feet of the structure.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

TIE sad news comes from England
that now whistle is icing brough,
out, capable OF one thousand varia.
lions. and audible Mt u distance OF
two miles The effect Is produced
by placing inside OF tho metal bulb q
perforated revolving disc. What
with siren whistles. handorgans.
street bands. electric car gongs. and
this new invention OF the devil. some
Of us will begin TO envy tho inmates
Of tho deaf aud dumb asylums before
very long.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08
COLORADO.


THE Indians in some parts OF Gro
gon AFRO Offering ponies for sale at
from $3.50 to 81 apiece The high
water prevented the usual run OF
salmon in the big rivers and this has
meant great loss to tho Indians.
many being practically ruined
thereby.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

A new strike Of fieh gold orc, says tho Al.
MA Biiiisfin, hna Just bern made In The High.
land Chief, Just below the Dolly Warden
The nav vein IL IN the lower level, where de.
yelopmeDt has been In progfes. for con.
siderable time from the upper workings, from
about ei0o n ton, Tho vein Just encountered
n reported 10 bc ten or twelve inches Thick
Of gold ore estimated 10 he worth ei5l q ton
This mine Il owned by August and George
Hoffman, hut I. under Years lease 10 Hon.
man bros John Wis aud frcd job. who ct.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08

ITALIAN immigrants In vast Dun.
hers arc leaving New York to spend
tho winter In Italy. Tho poverty OF
this class OF Immigrants should no
longer DO discussed. Poverty has
but liitlo TO do with n man who can
tako aycarly trip acros tho Atlantic.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-08
FORM OF MINING NOTICE
To Bs Filed In Lieu Of Assessment
Work.

To Bs Filed In Lieu Of Assessment
Work.
The following form Of notice In lieu Of an
nual labor, has been prepared BY X. :: MORT.
son, author Of "Morrison's Mining Rights"
which Is reprinted for the benefit of unpat-
ented claim owners:
NOTICE IN LIEU OF ANNUAL LABOR.
Know all then BY these presents, that /,
........ of the County Uf..............
State Of Colorado, am the owner and claim
ant Of the. lode mining claim,
situate In tho. mining district
County OF .s............, state OF colorado,
and that ! Intend In good faith, 10 hold and
being the same claim Of which the location
certificate 10 recorded In book. page....,
In the office OF the Clerk and Recorder Of said
county.
This notice Ia made and intended to be re-
corded In compliancs with and 10 secure the
benefits Of tho act Of Congrcss, approved No
vcmber 3, 1898, amending Section 3a2a Of the
Revised Statutes Of the United States, relating
to mining claims.
Witness my hand this. =. day Of. .........
A. ID. 1895.
The above form should be acknowledged In
order to enable the party 70 use o certified
copy In evidence IN case Of loss OF the origi-
nal but would doubtless be compliance with
the act II not acknowledged.
When there are several claimants or loca.
tors one may align the namcs Of all, because
the act does not require tho notice to be
signed individually by each owner, but re-
auire. only that they cause the notice ITO be
Tho same form, with the change Of the
word placer, for "lodc' will apply 70
placer elaims.-Mining Record.