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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-25
A True Heroine.

HAZELToN, Pa, Sept 25.-Charles
Snyder. aged 3, fell in a we'll 80 feet deep,
and containing four feet of water. His
mother appealed in vain to number OF
neighbors to go down and rescue the child.
The frantic mother did not wait, but slid
to the bottom OF the well and seized the
child. The latter was unconscious when
drawn to the surface but soon revived.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-25
lvnchjno Fever is On.

PICKENs, Miss, Sept. 25-Willis Will
Jams, wealthy and influential colored
citizen, was assassinated by Frank
Goldsby and Carrie Stubblefeld, also ool-
ored. The murderers were locked up
in Jail. The negroes threaten to lynch
the prisoners
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-25

The ONLY "KeI"
Can be found at the "Pickwick." East ave
nue.. Kelly a Taylor. proprieters.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

Denver has contributed several
cars of food for the poor of New York
city. 1t is difficult to understand orap-
preciate the motives for this action. If
charity it was misplaced, and if SEN
timent it was wasted on the people
that make up that city. The food
gathered should be used in needed
charity in the state, and the origina-
tors of the scheme given ticket to
the stronghold of the enemies of
silver.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02
DORADO, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1898.
Silver.

The Wilson or repeal bill has
passed the house by a majority far
in excess of any claimed or conceed-
ed. 1t is now in the senate where
the outlook is not bright. Should
the Sherman act be repealed without
a substitute, without some recogni-
ton of silver, Wall street is only de
ferring the to them evil day. The
time of reckoning will surely come,
and the delay will only make it the
more terrible. The great and burn
ing question, like Banquo's ghost,
will not down. In every state and
territory and in every town and com
munity, new friends will spring up
and become earnest workers. The
cause will grow for it is the cause of
the people and it is right. While
the great fight is being made, there
will be hardships and privations
but these will only spur its friends
to greater exertions that the end
may come more quickly. Defeat at
this time means nothing except post
ponement of the end.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The Arkansas Valley Fair will op-
en- at Rocky Ford on the 9th and
continue through the 9TH and Sth.
The lth will be watermelon day.
On that day tickets for the round
trip will be sold from Lamar for 81,
the other days at one fare. There
should be good attendance frc III
this county.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The Sparks says it is in favor of
an economical county government.
If it can prove the assertion from
anything in its past record, or the
records of the men who now control
1t, we will give bonds to vote for its
candidate for commissioner. Come
now give the county the proofs.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

Colorado's junior Senator on
Thursday delivered carefully pre-
pared speech upon the silver ques-
ton. He boldly announced that
from now on until the just settle
ment of the question, the silver SEN
ators would fight the theory CT
protection as the quickest and most
effective way to bring the east to its
senses. He held the national banks
responsible for the present panic, and
hayed Voorhees, numerically.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

Among the most ardent of the re-
formers is L. F. Blodgett. His heart
more than that of any other bleeds
for the dear people. The Judge for
several years has been drawing sal
airy of slo0 per year as attorney for
the city. The memory of man run
eth not back far enough to find
month that he has forgotten TO ask
for his warrant The hard times
have made it necessary for the coun-
ell to ecoEomize, and cut down ex-
penses. Some of the officials have
been discharged, and the council
thought they would try to worry along
without legal adviser, and thereby
save the city 500 per year. The
Judge fatly refused to release the
teat and served notice that he stood
upon his bond, and intended to stick.
He should be summarily bouaced
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The men who now own the Sparks
and have the independent movement
by the throat are dandy reformers.
'Tis said that when they all meet for
conference they leave their valuables
at home.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

''Tax eaters" is a favorite expires
sion of the Sparks. Run over in
vour mind the list of men who now
control that sheet, and you will be
paralyzed by their cool assumption
and hypocrisy.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The Sparks has commenced to
lash those democrats who have not
thrown up their hats and shouted
their approval of being sold out. 1t
has tackled a big job.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

On Tuesday lead jumped from
50. 30 to s3.624 the quickest and lar
gcst advance for years. Scarcity OF
the metal caused by the shutting
down of so many silver lead produc-
ing mines is propably the cause.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The action of the house upon the
Wilson bill has had 40 depressing
effect upon the price of silver. 1t is
now higher than when the bill passed
the house.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The political guerrillas who now
control the Sparks are trying to
straddle both the independent and
democratic parties. The exhibition
they are making is both painful aud
ridiculous.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02
CHURCHES.

". F. CHrKCH At LrtAR-Scryices held a.
follows Preaching every sunday at II a. m. and
p- sunday School at 9 as a.
Rev. J. ID. DRoKE, Pastor.
CHEtsrIsN CuuECu At LANAR- Sunday School
every sunday at ~ a. m. Social meeting and
Bible rcadiua al 10 As a. IN.
MAY VALLEY suNDRl-scnooL-At May Valley
School House A. O'Clock ,. m. Every one cor
daily invited 70 attend.
GRANADA SuSpAI-sCHooI.-Nc Meets at the ". E.
church In Granada every Sunday at - O'Clock
y. EVery body invited to attend.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The attempt of the Sparks to re-
kindle the old flames of school dis
cord in this community, and drag
the school into the mire of politics
for political gain, is most unfortu-
nate and should be peremptority sat
down upon. No public interests are
closer or dearer to the whole people
than their public schools. Politics
has no more place there than in the
churches or the benevolent organiza-
tions The trustees and Particular
ly the editor of this paper have let
pass unnoticed and undenied charges
that were both unfair and unfounded
rather than stir up animosities that
might in any way endanger the sue
cess of the school. All the advan-
tage of the disappointments inevita-
bic in the selection of teachers has
injured to the benefit of the Sparks
1t should be satisfied with that. and
now do what it can to encourage and
sustain the school. 1t is duty t
owes to the community.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

Senator Teller has served notice
in the Senate that he has brought
his winter clothing to Washington.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

All of the suspended banks in Den
yer have reopened, except one.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The Sparks must think that the
editor of this paper intends to run
for an Office this fall.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

Free coinage and free trade will
now be the rallying cry of the far
west.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The English papers all applauded
the action of the lower house of con-
gress.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

Wall street has a big majority in
the house, and we fear majority of
the Senate.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

Ten million people have already
visited the Worlds Fair.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02


ally invited TO attend. A. VAN DEUsES, N.G.
W. y. HEAroS. Sec.
A. F. & A. M.-LANAR LopoE. L. D., meets on
the first and third Saturday evening OF each
month
J. b. TRAxLKR, Sec.
WOODMEN OF THE EwORLD.-LAHARCAM c AMP
No. ~ meets the first and third Friday in every
at p. m. Visiting neighbors are always well
come lfEo T. HERuERr V a.
E E. PIKE, Clerk. = ''''A = y y
G. 4. R.-KIr CARSON PosT No. 80 meets on the
second and fourth Thursday in every month at
D. m AL comrades are invited to come into
camp. q &. GOopNR Com
D. e CoorER. Adj. 1''''''''' >''''
W. r. C.-THK MONEYS REIIEF ConPs meets
~ the Odd Fellows' hail at } p. m. on the second
and fourth Thursday Of each month.
Mas. d. L. CoorER. Sec.
TIM LAMAR FIRE DEPARTMENT meets at the
Office of Assistant Chief Parmentsr on the first
Tuesday in each month at p, m
FEED SCHMD1 Chief
jon 7. LAwLEss. Sec.
o. VI; A.-ALExANDER RELN No. % meets
every Monday At p. m. Visiting members
cordially invited to attend.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02
GRANADA SOCIETIES.


A.F. 4 A. M.-GEASApA LoDsE No. - meets
Saturday nights or before each fun moon
and two weeks thereafter.
c. L. McPHrEsoS, secy.
l. o. o. F.-GHANADA LopoE No. 7s meets cy-
cry Saturday night.
r. J. KaoxcE. N.G.
FEANK MnBuKS. See'y.
q. A. R--PEocroE Posr No. q meets on the
ist and lri Tuesdays of each month at the Ma
sonic hall. All comrades invited 20 attend.
NJ. r. DICKINSON, Com.
d. ". RonINsoN. Adj.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The Sparks says its present owners
reside in the county. 1t evidently
feared the people might think they
were residing at Canon.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02
SECRET SOCIETIES.

l. O, o. F.-LAMAR LODGE No. so meets every
luesday. at =. m. AL members of this lodge
and all visiting brothers OF the order cordi-
ally invited TO attend. A. VAN DEUsES, y. q.
W. +. HEAroN. Sec.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02
LOW TO BE HEALTHY
AND HAPPY.

Don't work si5 days in year. Get out into
the sunshine Take a vacation once in q while.
n ton busy TO LAY oil" last summer, buy an
excursion ticket at once. VIA santa fe Route, to
Las VEGAS Hot Springs. New Mexico, and stop a
week or more nt Nontczuma Hotel Hot baths.
burro riding. sunshiny days, and hunting in the
mountains. September climate lasts all winter.
For copy Of illustrated pamphlet, address q.
T. Nicholson. q. p. I. A, A. 7. & 5. +. r. R.
Topeka. Kansas.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

The Sparks is badly ratified.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

A. r. A. M.-LANAR LoDGE, U. D., meets
the first and third Saturday evening OF ca
month.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

o. VI. A.-ALE1ANDER REALM No. % meets
every Monday NJ D. m. Visiting members
cordially invited to attend.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-02

TIM LAMAR FIRE DEPARTMENT meets at Il
Office of Assistant Chief Parmentsr on the fir
Tuesday in each month at p, m
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BEHIND THE %FooTLloHrs.

Ernest A. Foster has Joined Marie VAIN
wright's support
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown {Miss Co0ses.
weaD have left Walker Whiteside's oour
pany.
George Bright has been engaged as lead
ing soubrette of 1.-The Merry Cobbler" com
pany.
Pauline Markham, the hurlesquer Of old.
has been engaged to appearin 1.-The Veteran
Detective"
Nina Harrington has been engaged by 7.
Henry French for tho cast Of 1.-THE Voyage
of Suzette."
Mulberry Hend'' In the title Of . new
play in which Iiaxie May Timer is to ap.
pear this season.
Alexander Gaden and James E. jackson
have signed to support Ada Gray In Fast
Lynne and ARTICLE A."
Joseph Whiting will take Louis Aldrfch's
place and Stuart Clarke will succeed Da-
yid Davies in THE Senator" "
Henri Marteau, the violinist, win DO
leading soloist OF the Seidl orchestra in
Philadelphia. Washington and Baltimore.
William j. Cummings, leading actor in
"Alabama," fell from a ladder atthe zoo in
Jacksonville, Fla, recently, and broke his
leg.
Amelia Somerville. famous as the merry
little. mountain maid Of "Adonis," il .
happy mother, and her husband, Fred Rum
nells, is also happy:
Bebe Vining in 'The New South" is
singing q pretty song called "The Sweet
heart of All the Year" which was written
by Leila France McDermott Of San Fran
cisco. 5la"
Katie Emmett recently discovered a tar
antula in bunch of bananas she had pur-
chased in Salt Lake City. The discovery
was made in time to prevent serious conse-
quences.
J.. Wesley Rosenquest has signed a five
years. contract with Barney Ferguson to
star that comedian. Mr.. Ferguson will
play in both of Mr.. Rosenquest's New York
theaters next season in a new piece called
"McCarty's Masquerade"
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a court of the Eirst judicial district OF tha
state ct Montana in and for the county Of Lewis
II. f.. franz, doing business under tho hrm
name OF hoenix Clothing company. plainIh.
vs. The Re Mountain A,lIins . ompauy, N In.
Johnson. '. CHARLES ainds and H. A. Msckin-
The state Of Montans ssnds greeting to tho
above named defendant;
You are horeby required to sppoar man action
= 2.G re ai: ss.'a' ss xns 81 * e sse . Pif.s 1 iadiei.l 1 d;ssria!
Of the stata Of Montana. in and for the county OF
lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
Gled therein, within ton days (exclual!s OF the day
Of service) after the ~seryics o . you Of this sum.
mons, II served within this county: q. it served out
Of this county, bat within this district; within
Judgment %seas s@1 Sy d esaais, ~sll . b. tske M :ss inst YOU %
according, to tho PRAYER of said complaint.
lhs said acton i. brought to recover luds meat
against you, the above named defendants, far
the sum'sf four hundred and twenty and s5-lm,
doll; r. Tor foods, v.rcs and msrchandke rod
and request, b, vesn the frat day of January,
A: i. lSss. aad the frat day of september. A., u:
ie9s, and for interest on aid rus. q the rate or
1888. for unreasonable and rcxatious delay. and
for costs Of salt.
required. the said plaintiff will take judgment
against you. the above named defendants. ior
tie sum Q. ...o eo-loo, and interest ,h.,eon a.
the rate Ut 10 Der cent per snnum from the tret
Gay j. + Aay. 1879. end for costs Of suit.
Given under my land and ths seal Of the dis,
s''ss court OF the s,a Err. # H. lro nsan., f III snS t OF t tSs
(!eal First s 81. i'ts q d.! !.s S:s e soa ' in e.
'' e.o !; y, ::i i's e ss ~ "a e; "a S4S S $S'ss; ';:Sssss
BY Ess Q. RIoxrn, ! eputy lstk
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"A cont 81 the First judicial diatriot q tbs
state Of Montana. In and fos the county Of
cry Me.ler. plaintiff. vs. Henry NJ. Granger.
The stats 81 Mentsn. ssnd. greeting 10 the
You are hereby required t, appear in An action
brought ~asalnst yen BY the abnve named p!:intii:
in tia district court Of the First judicial district
Lewis AMI Clarke. ard to ansvas re complaint
fled therein, within ten days, exclusive q "a.
az y .-e1vis.l .t.ar t .hs :sfy ii. On co1 soI o. Z. thi:
served ou. Of this county. but within thlsdlstrics.
within twenty days: otherwise within fory aays
Or ssi's eaaG%s9 ae Z Z. a Sl.9sl ~ & ..i e s "asa szs.3'''0a
La saiu Ac,ion- " broush. to ont IN . iudg-
ren. ana decrec forcclostnxa . certain mechanic
s on Il f.. sim IN meovias = SaildiiDs IN he premises
tact With his esen.,. herhert .. Iced. !h.id
o t,sn ss' . sst 9: sna 'r 1sso1 nies q Z Issi. and and CARE
East seventeen feat 81 ~ ! and tho vest seven
a idition to the city Of Helena The eomplail
alleges an assisnrent Of the interest "t . Ohm
rrst 10 plaintiff, and asks for Judgment for IT,.
s iioo, 81 .t. sSs dollars RSi.S': sad interest tt three dollars Ia d
for verifying and fling said lien. and nifty dol
lars attorneys fees aud costs OF snit
appear md an.wsr tho said complaint, ~ above
oss1, 10: the rs1ist d'mandsd IN liz said com:
s,ven nnde. my hand and the seal ct the dIs.
| state of Montana in and for thu
~-@ county. Of Lewis and Clarke
curt: eight hpnSS Sas Is sE a'ss' Gi..s
rr.at b. MACE ssess: .st. iss'!ts q. e pi.in.in.
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Independent Book Coupon No. /.
No: 1.-The Old Msm'slle's seoret. BY 7

Nj a. 1.-The Old M.m''lle'' seoret. b, z
No. 2-plipd Fate: BY Mrs. Alexander.
No. 4-Psx Woisnstoa. ~ Charles b.etsa Reads Ms''en'
Nc. s-Loyss Atonsuuent. BY III. Benton.
No; IL Have Lived and Loved. By Mrs4
NJ. s"Jot: Her Fac. and Her Fortune. By Mr..
No s-,Tho House on tho Marsh. BY Tlorenes
Ne; M-wite in Name Only: +, Chariot.
Nc; ia--Tihe Story of an African Farm. B,
No Is-she, a History OF Adventure Ky H. Eider
No; Thing solomon's Mines, BY H. Rider
No. 1ts-~Essays. First Series. " Waldo Emss-
No. Ie-Camille, By.Alsx.nder Dumas.
No ig--Ths Modem Home Cook took.
Nc. is-IAe Shadow of BIN. Hy Charlotte n.
No M The Eeoret Of Her lifts. BY Edward
r 8 5S-A lRess s;., k Mss,. T. ~ wil Il 3 Gssllin:;
No. Zz-.he Master of the Mine. BY Robt.
we; Es-Lord L.isls's Daughter. B, Charlott.
No. W-Isssys Second ssrlss. sy Ralph Waldo
4 Il: ss.Pss Il. .: It B:.ns sy .''i se s. w.sss sts..
ss;; SI55;AsSeus OF the World in Eighty p.,-
So: @-All.a Qusrt.lnaia. ~ j. Rider I.s-
No. W-rhe Scarlet Letter. By Nathaniel Hav.
s = 1T F.; Fson %..;s7: M ns eust.'e Aimssd:
No. ss-,The Yellow, Mask. BY wilkie Collins.
Q; ST. at; A Iale OF . caravan. By Robt-
No 81 Little Irish eirl. Ey ...Ihe nuohess"
x: H H-aSit " o1 10i III ss's Guilty. ' b h'i zn a !. x.
No, SSH Noel. Heir. B, Mrs. Ma, Agnes
No; :e-The Twelve Great Diamonds. Ey Mrs.
NJ 40. he Heiress of Hendee Hall By Kttis
No. Al he Cuban Heirsss. BY Mary Kyls
No ,R-isor.'s Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
No, 4s-R.lph Raymond's Heir. By Horatio
No. ss--fh, Fatal Glove y Clara Augusta.
No A,:-lhs Heir Of eienvils. By ilanois A.
No. "a Brave Little woman. By Mrs. Mary
No. H@Ias Queen. Revenge. B, s~ylv.nru.
No. as-lhe NH Girl. Of. Tyrol. BY NJ. 7. C.ldor.
No. IS uld Lioht ,dylls BY IN. Farrie.
no. 0,-Derrick Vaughan. Novsnist. ~ Edna
70, si-Th. nu.chs:., ~ The Duchess"
No. ~ Grown Of shame. BY Ilorones
Marryat.
No. 6s-A Troublesome Girl. BY The DUCHESS"
No. @-When : N ans Single. " j. NJ. barrie.
No 57-fanchon the trickss: BY George ssnd.
Ne bs-lhe Story Of Llizahsth. ~ Miss
No. Two Kisses. Ey Hawley Smart.
No. GA Mad Love. BY Charlotte N. BreAms.
No. 8l--Ths Devils Die. BY 6fsnt Allen.
To ruy ons who will send 10 THREE a
the No. 2 coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
ago STAMPS. ~ will send any THREE
list printed ahoye. by mail pestsRs prepaid:
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0lris Employment Agency.
SO North Malta = Ts,ssAsss ~
wANTs-Ffve Stone Masons.
wANTs-Two Section Men.
wANTS-Two Teamsters.


I'll aALE.
SlW-Housa md lot snAll stable. caty water.
SJl5- Neat yelling OF = roomS city water.
stable. .
Ss7s-dvslhns barn ma over hall IN aess d
land; eiUD down.. n
Ss00-eix room dwelling, with lot oaxlAG 300
dowl.
S22W-Handaens dwelling AZ fvs roomA. bath.
hot and cold water. cofAsr lot ON Chaucss
street; 800 down. Sxo Per month.
4SOCO-uwelling having ten rqorns, hath w1fh
fall plumbing, hot aAd cod vsssR. furnace
and gool lot. tna pantry. large, oslfsr. On
jefferson street within . or m1nnee Wall
terms to suit purchaser.
SllS0-For two lots In / roadwator addition. two
lots On Main Street and ~ lots IN hcyce
addition; t6SO down.,
FOR RENT.
$7--Fiyo room dwelling On ReoadWay. Ss-tive
room brick house on Rodney 81
MATHESUN i co. Gold Block.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNERs-TO MICHAEL
~ WeiIand, Henry Heller and Joan Wal.

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERs-TO MICHAEL
~ Weiland. Henry Heller and Joan Wal
hsvo expended nine hupartd ssoo] dollars In
work labor and improvements upon the Nelson
quartz lode claim in blue Cloud mining district,
appear by certificate fled August a. ,SyS. In the
Off co Of the recorder Of said county. In order 70
hold raid promises under tho provisions Of SEQ
being tho amount required 10 hold the came for
the year commencing January ], 1855. u the year
ending December 50. 1893. and Il within pihety
400 days after the service of this notice y pub
location you fail or refuse to contributs yous
proportion Of such expenditure Ter ssprsssnts-
ton work for the years Aforssaidl. a. co-ownsys.
your interest In said claim will bscome the
property Of the nndersignsd, under said section
asa of the Revised statntss o. the United
States. CHARLES NELSON.
FIRST publication Aus. 70, 1898
Dated Helena. &ontana. Aug. 70. leoA
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NOTICE OF sToCKHoLDEDs MEETING.

NoTEadCCiEi ! OF d SToG 3iaIS MIInc MEETING
Nstiee 10 hereby given that . meeting Of the
stookholdsrs of the Southern Cross {, old Mining
IN the city Of Butte, county Of riivs1 hsw and
state Of Montana, on the S8th day Of October.
4. u. 1893. at the hour VI TIVE o'dIook p. M. for
render The stock of tho company ssssssable. 1t
10 desirable that AL stoekhelders attend In ser
son. PERSON. holding csrtidcatea of stock not
transferred upon the books Of the company and
nav certificates issust in their swn 4anes .
entitls them 70 representation BY oFdse OF The
board Of tF0stesa
O. r. BLAINE. Psssi40k
Attest: GUY X. PIAr1,. kossotaRy.
Datod Ropk ~ IN
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A ssESSMENT NOTICE-THE LEO MINING
located thres and one-half miles from Butte,
Silver o county. MontaAs. Notice 10 hereby
Ptysn that At . meeting Of trustses Of sAid sompany
held on tho 2eth day OF eeptsmbss. 1893, an as
ssssment Of ons-hslt cent per share was levied
,upop ths cap!tal stock Of said eomspAny. payable
Meyer. secretary. OF said company. ct the edce
OF Tho Leo Mining 4 Eitlins Company Of Mon
tana: room No. Al1 tommsrcial building. St.
Louis. Mo.
Any sioux upon which said asssssmsnt shall
remain Hhpaiu on the lSth day Of Eovsnhss.
1893. shall b deemed d~siinQuent and will b.
nnless paymeat be made before. Will b. sold On
the 18th day Of ecsmber. 1924 to pay the dslin.
osens assessment. together with tho cests OF ~.
ysrtisang, and expenses Of sale.
JOHN y. MtYER,
Secretary n saih Company.
No, otiss Of said COMPANY.
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NCTICK TO C1-OWNRRs--TO J. II. SIN
~ clair. his heiss. sxeoutora ministesto

You ais hereby notified tha. J. Fisk J. shalss,
your have. In accordance With section
1884 Of the Revised ~ttAtutes 81 the UAits1
states ;hs s1p :sS.s ae ~ .a lss. a minin mp si.ima sis
uatsd in Scratch Gravel (unorgAnized) mini1s
district. In the county of. ] ew.s and Clarks.
state Of MoptaAA. tho sum Of one hundred ($l00)
dollars for tho purpe,s Of no dins and fepro,
sentina said slain according to law for the year.
1881 aAi 1884, and unless you oontRibuts q
ponditure, amounting to t25 for each year. t.
the undersigned 1t 70 ems. in tho county Of
evils asd Clarke, state Of Montana. within
BY publication, your Interest in saia
Leader quarts lode MINING claim will b for
fs:tsd and become tho property Of the undse
signed. o. provided By sAid section 2,S2I Of n
vsed Statutes Of the United BtAtes
FISK J. 6HAEI1R
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