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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-02-09
THIBODAUX, LINE, sAMEDI FEVRIER 1895

tame Maxine. Quoique rGtat du
ciel rendit cette faction penible ct
qu'une pluie d'orage inondat lie che
min, f:nconnu he semblait pas sen
emouvoir ct, envelope dams un
caban de matelot, il gardait une
immobilite complete. C'6tait Zephyr,
exact au rendezvous que lui await
donne son chef. Marin ct Normand
Zephyr ne craignait nj lc vent nj
feau pcu lui importait de passer
lheure du quart sur Ia srande route
ou sur lie pont du navire. 81 les
escadres avaient pris plus souvent lie
large, Zephyr n'eut pas etc jete dams
le genre de croisieres Gull pour>ui-
wait alOrs Ia vie de Ia mor aurait
fourhi asscz dtmotions Il sa mau-
valse tete, ct il cit passG ses mo-
ments Gle rage sur les An.lais. L'oi-
sivete des ports le perdlt il insuta
un de ses superieurs ct gagna les
bois pour ne pas etre fusllt.
Sa patience fut ce sor-la mise a
une rude epreuve pendant deux
heures le pavilion resta muet
ct dams une obscurltt complete.
A minuit settlement, une
fable iumiere etaira les lanes des
perslennes, ct presque aussit6t un
signal Sc fit entendre. Zephyr u
repondit Ia clarte Sc deplaca il J
cut des allGes ct des venues, apres
quoi la porte SQUIRT.
-Est-ce toi dit une voix.
-Oui, capitaine. Ellie est soign9e
la drogue deux heures, coucou en-
main.
Entire, Zephyr II y a Gu as
semblee ce soir. punch, glaces, violons
ct tout lie tremblement. J'ai pave
ma bienvenue en- tlics-facs. Vlens te
chaufcr, mon garcon.
-Faites pas attention, capitaine.
Une supposition que j'eusse double
lie cap de Bonne-Esperance. jen
aurais eu pour quatre heures de quart.
Cest deux heures que je mango, clair
CONNIE le so. est loppose du NE.
Tout en- echangeant ces mots a
demi yoix, Pierre ct son compagnon
etaient arrives dams Ia piece 6clairee
du pavilion. Des hardes Sc trou-
valent Ga ct Ia, ct j! J regnait &c
desordre qui accompagne les prepara-
tifs de voyage. Pierre prit un habil-
lement complet dispose dams un coin,
ct, lie Dormant au matelot
Zephyr, lui dit-il, retiens bien
ton role. Tu vas endosser celia. Tu
es mon valet de chambre c'est
arrange. On t'attend. Nous avons
dams la cour une caleche deux che
vaux j'y vais monter tu la con-
duis !; nous partons dams un quart
d'heure. Toute la maison salt que
nous allons chercher a Genes la
dame d'honneur de la princesse Elisa
ct que nous la ramenons a petites
journees. II commence fare chaud
lei :; les autOrites de Toulon ont
flaire ma piste. Frappons un grand
coup, mon garcon.
-Deux plut0t, capitaine.
-Au fart cette petite que nous
avons derangee de son chemin ne
peut pas s'escamoter commc une
muscade. Lofficier, bien un de
perdu, un de retrouve. Ii ny plus
de capltaine Maxine, ct il en- en-
core. Tn peu proprement remplacG,
j'espere
-C'est juste il vous doit du
retour faudra le lui reclamer
--Mais Ia demoisellee, ce nest pas
tol qui peux la supp.eer, Zephyr
oh pour ca non, capitaine. Pas
capable lie physique s'y oppose.
La princesse Fattend, reprit
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-02-09

&c que falsalt Pierre. Celui-ci, dt
lair lie plus naturel du monde, de
meura aupres de tes jeunes fous et
poursu!vit avec enx lentretien jus
qua &c quill put quitter Ia place sans
affection. II Sc mela alors aux
danses, Sc plaza a une table de icu
enfin remplit son role d'invite dams
toute letendue des obligations quill
comporte. De temps en- temps, ii Sc
rappfochait dies princesses, atm de Sc
METRE poar ainsi dire sous leur egide,
ct y troaver un abri contre lie soupcon.
Cette tactiaue he fut pas suivie dun
success complet. Au moment oil il
Sc croyait delivre de son espion, il
voyalt luire de nouveau, au bout de
Ia sale, deux yeux qui s'obstinaient
lie surveliler, a lie suivre de place en-
place. C'6tait une situation intolera-
BILE 81 ellie Sc fut prolongee, ellie
pouvait aboutir 4 un eclat. Jusque-
Ia Pierre await pu Sc contenlr mais
rimpatience, la colere lie gagnaient !;
IL oubliait quill await une comedie Il
jouer, ct que son salut dependant de
la maniere don: il soutiendrait son
role.
Dams un de ces moments de fureur
concentree, il ALA Sc placer derriere
la chaise de la comtesse de Stolberg.
ct, lorsque le movement DIES danses
lui permit d'engager un entretien qui
ne fat entendu de personne, il prit
une voix suppliante ct lui dit:
Claire, ecoutez-moi.
-Vous ici, Pierre, repliqua-t-elle
avec effroi guy venez-vous faire,
malheureux
Madame la comtesse, il ny q
point de Pierre lei, ct j'oubllals quill
ne doit pas non plus Y avoir de
Claire. Pour tout le monde vous
etes la comtesse de Stolberg, pour
tout lie monde, je suis lie capitaine
Maxine Grandval.
--Et comment celia, monsieur +?
que signife cette enigme /?
-Je vous lexpliquerai, madame
la comtesse; je vous rexpliquerai
demain, a condition que ce soir vous
me rendrez un service. Je rexlge.
-Des conditions, monsieur! dit la
comtesse en- Sc redressant.
-Oui, madame, repliqua Pierre
avec uue fermete qui allait presque
jusqu'a la hauteur. Ne craignez
rien, ajouta-t.il sur un ton plus
reuenu, elleS SerOnt dOuces.
-Et quelles sont-elles I?
-Peu de chose, Connaissez-vous
Get homme, poursuivit Pierre en- lui
montrant lie commandant de rArse-
nal =?
-Beaucoup.! Que lui vonlez-vous ?
IL s'agit de lui presenter lie
capitaine Maxine Grandval. capt.
taine d'etat-major au service de Ia
princesse Baclocchl.
-Et ce capitaine Maxine Grand
val +?
-C'est moi, Claire, je vous TAI
dit.
Ces dernieres paroles furent pro-
noncees avec une telle fermete ct
accompanies dun regard 81 etrange
que la comtesse n'hesita plus.
-Venez, Pierre, dit-elle avec une
sorte d'emportment. Et prenant la
main du jeune homme, ellie traversa
vivement Ia piece ct ALA drolt vers
la personne qul lu await etc de-
signee.
-Commandant, lul dit-elle lie plus
gracieusement du monde, les princes
ses me chargent de vous presenter le
capitaine Maxine Grandval, attache
depuis peu a leur services. Les
braves sont fats pour Sc connaitre ct
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-02-09
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-Diable | diable Faut WELLER an

obstlner, capitaine ? 81 nous nous
donnions de Fair, purement ct simple
ment Sauf votre avis, ce pays.ci
nest pas tres-sain la foret est plus
salubre ca nous connait.
Zephyr, dit Pierre en- saisissant
avec force les mains du mateIot. 4
deux pas d'ici, presque sous le meme
tolt, il y Il DIES boissaaux de pierre
ries.
-Des boisseaux dc pierreries Et
vous men disicz rien Faut les de-
Sourdir, capitaine.
TONNE tn Y vas, mon garcon
on he dtvalise pas les princesses du
sang avec cette aisance ct cette
faciile. II ! 4 ,Ies valets de pied.
dies inteDelants, DIES officers, toute
uhe aimee en- uniforme ct en- cotil-
ion. -. Pas moyen d'aller jusquau
mayot porte de bois, 4uoi
--Et ia fenelre ?
-Moyen use ! nous trouyerons
mleuX cue celia, matelot. TIE VOLTA
pret, suls moi Tu es mon valet de
chambre, souviens-t'en.
-Nayez pas peur, capitaine je
vas assortir Ia pelure.
Comme Pierre ravait dit, tout
etalt pret- dams la cour pour lie depart.
une caleche de voyage attelee de
deux bons chevaux attendait roffi-
cier. Pierre y monta Zephyr Sc
plaza sur lie siege: lie plafreuier
ouvrit les srilles de la cour, ct la
voiture s'ebranla. Au lieu prendre
Ia direction de Cuers pour rejoindre
Ia grande route d d'Italie, il fut convenu
Que Ton Sc jetterait sur la gauche
pour franchir lie ruisseau de Gapeau,
ct gagner de la la foret de Bormes,
OH Bouton-de- Rose await dn Sc rendre
a la suite de son expedition.
LIE temps etait toujours sombre,
lie ciel charge de nuages, Ia plule TOM
bait par torrents c'etait peine 81
ron pouvait yoir d quelques pas de-
want sol. Tout autre que des hon.
mes habitues a une vie d'aventuriers
n'eGt pas affronte ces obstacles
Pierre ct Zephyr y etaient familla-
rises. LIE chemin dams lequel lis
s'engageaient n'etait pas alors, CONNIE
il Test aujourd'hul, une route classee
ct bien entretenue c'etait pelne un
sentier de traverse qui servalt a unir
eutre eux Hyeres, SaintTropez ct
Collobrieres. La pluie await, en-
beaucoup d'endroits, .defonce Ia vote,
ct souvent les chevaux marchaient au
milieu dun lac don't il etait difficile
de connaitre la profondeur. Zephyr
Sc voyait a chaque instant obllge de
descendre pour sender le terrain.
-Gueuse de route, disait-ll, pas
moyen de METRE de la tolle au vent.
Les betes sont bonnes, mals elles ne
peuvent pas Sc battre avec les call
loux. Olga. -. riou !! -.
-Allons, voyons, un peu lie pa
tience, mon gareon, lui disait Pierre.
Plus c'est mauvais, mieux ca vaut
pour nous. On ne nous suivra pas.
-Cest juste digia, riou J.. :. Ca
trait aux enters ces deux betes-la !
Faut avouer qu'elles y mettent de la
bon volonte.
La distance d'Hyeres a la foret de
Bormes est de cinq lieues environ
malgre l'etat du chemin, on ne NIT
que trois heures 4 faire. ce trajet. Ii
etait quatre heure quand Pierre ct
son compagnon arriverent dams un
waste carrefour que bordaient DIES
pins gigantesques. Les troncs des
arbres rapproches les uns des autres
donnaient a cette partie du bois Pas
pect dune waste colonnade que
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-02-09

] Vto"A Mo ASSAiuo VIC L iGIlC
u rencontra les yeux de la comtesse
ct des deux cotes sechappa un cri
involontaire ct NAL etouffe
Claire
Pierre.
&c ne tut qu'un instant, prompt
CONNIE lGclair, mais decisif, Pierre
lit IN effort sur lui-meme ct 'arracha
brusquement cette scene un
groupe d'officiers de marine s'etait
| foima dams lembrasure dune crois6e );
machinalernent il s'y mela. On V
parlait dies aventures du bagne, des
m rurs dies foreats, de leurs exploits,
de !eurs ruscs. Au moment Oh la
curlos!te ct lie besoin dune diversion
lie jetarent all miieu de Get entreten.
il etalt question de Pierre Mouton.
de l'ai connu, disait un ieune
aspirant; cest un grand brun, un
Flu lous he, une figure a vous faire
Ter lof pour lof.
-Tu te trompes, Edouard, repli-
quait son camarade, Mouton a les
cheveux rouges ct une cicatrice la
levre. Nous l'avons employe al
greement de la Sultane; je nc con-
nais que ga.
-Tu auras confondu, Paul. j'al eu
Mouton dams mes hommes de coryee,
quand nous avons mis- lie Cygse dams
les basins. C'est un brun, ie dis-je,
II masque a faire peur.
-Un rouge, des cheveux carotte,
Edouard.
I'm brun. Paul, un brun de
Btdouin.
-Veux-tu parier' deux napoleons ?
-Je ten parie quatre
Tout juste, voici lie commandant
de fArsenal, nous allons lie prendre
pour juge.
En- meme temps Fun des jeunes
etourdis aborda respectueusement un
homme dun age mdr, don't la ply
sionomie indiquait DIES habitudes de
penetration ct de defiance. II Iui
exposa lie dlfferend ct lie prla de le
juger. Pendant que rasplrant par
lait, lie commandant setait retourne
du cote du groupe, ct la figure de
Pierre, qui respirait l'ironie ct le
sarcasme, le frappa singulierement
Au lieu de repondre, il considerait
retranger. Les jeunes gems insiste-
rent.
Eth bien commandant, dirent-ils,
qm de nous deux a gagne le pari ?
-Personne, repliqua celul-ci sans
quitter Pierre de vue. Mouton nest
nj brun nj rouge; il est chatain. II
ma pas de cicatrice sur la levre; il
ne louche point il nest pas effray-
ant a voir. C'est au contraire un
beau gareon, ajouta-tll en- appuyant
sur chaque mot :.bien decoupe,
svelte, avec des traits reguliers IL
porterait fort convenablement l'uni-
forme ct serait un officer tres -presen-
table, entendez-vous?
Toutes ces paroles, prononcees
avec intention, etaient accompanies
dun regard scrutateur. 81 Pierre
edt laisse percer le moindre temoi
gnage de trouble, sill n'eat pas
soutena avec un calme imperturbable
cette sorte d'inquisltion, 81 son eil
ent falili, 81 sa joue Sc fGt coloree,
sill ne tlt pas demeure impossible,
impenetrab!e, cen etaiU fait lie lui.
Son attitude lie sauva.
-Ainsi, personne ma gagne, COM
manGant ? dit Fun des jeunes etour-
dis ea insistant
-Personne, a moins que ce ne soft
moi, nessieurs. Je vous al donne lie
vrai signalement de Mouton. Main
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-02-09
BANDIT Du VAR
PIERRE MOUTON
PAR
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1E BAL DU pREFET MARITIME.
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Suite a Ia page sMioante
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03
Digest Of Land and Mining Decisions

Furnished by w. D. Harlan, land and mining attorney, Washington, b. c.
 DESERT LAND.
 There is no authority for the repay meDt of double mInimum excess erron- eously required under desert land en- try of an even section within the limits of a railroad grant.
 SETTLEMENT CLAIM. Actual notice of a settlement claim will protect such claim as against the subsequent entry of another, when such notice IS supported by actual settlement and improvements upon contiguous land.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03
TWO RIVAL FAD BEEN.
AE e-PraDdIal Event that Re-
 sulta in a Demise.

The man who told the siOry between
 the puifs of hls cigar was from Texas.
 "The taIo of Gay Ali=on's life is one of the most somber romances one hears
 of about western camp free Clay Allison was desperadO. He lived ID the Rsd rNer country, on the western marshes Ut the l.! no E. taGsdO. His trigger finger was busiest ln the latter ?U's, Had q record of twenty one Jweuty-one dead men, whose gaves were scattered from Dodge City to Santa Fr," says ths Louisville Courier Jour
 nal.
 ''One of the most artistic murders
 was tHe killing Of Bill Cauuk, a long
 haired, swashing, hecto:ing bravo, and
 professional bad man. He, too, had
 recoTd-a record that was full of cow
 ardIy deeds. and of blood. He and Ali
 son tad no cause to quarrel. They were
 rival killers, that was all, and Whish one
 was quicker ou ihe draw was pleosaHt
 matter for dsbate ard &eger on the part oi their friends. So, It came about very
 naturally that tue two men swore to
 kill each other on sight. They met one night in a little settlement iu northern
 New Mexico. They sat down ct the supper table of a frontier restaurant
 pposite each tier and drew tielr six shooters and la them across their knees. Chunk ordered raw oysters.
 When the trencher had been set before him he dropped his hand to his lap a5 if to get napkin and fir-d at Allison under the table. The bullet failed of ,ts mark Quick as Tightening AllisoD's
 A I1tFIa ro1 in ( ter Chunks eye told where the bullet entered, and the dead man, swaying from side to side, bent gradually over and settled down upon the table and was stIil, with his face buried in that dish.
 Allison went to Kansas City once on cattle drive, but while there he met | and loved q beautiful but fallen woman. He married her and took her to bis Texas ranch tc live. She made hlm a | true and loyal wife A child was born i to them whose face was as beautiful as
 ts mothers, but whose poor little body | vas horribly deforms q. Allis on loved the babe with the love of his passionate but to his expectations mind the misbegotten infant was Q curse from God visited up, him for the wanton crimes of his dark career. And from the hour of that unhappy birth Allison became a new man.
 ''No more men fell before his uner- ring pistols. He foreswore lIquor ana sll the riot and licentiousness in which he had formerly indulged. He turned his great nervous energies to business. Iu few years he was rich. Tens or of cattle on the western ( 'anges bore his brand. One morning. { half dozen years or So ago, he started or town. As he drove briskly along, he wagon wheel jolted into deep rut f md threw Allison from the seat head { oug to the round. His neck was broken z y the fall, the horses jogged oU into f he distance, uumindful of the dead nan lying there alone upon the prairie, of the period which fate had l ut at the end of that wild end stormy ife."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03
RlSo 8alI.

The Tucson base ball boys heard 9 voice from the whispering pines of northern Arizona saying Eve play ball" The mssquites from the south answered ''so do We" The result lies in the fol- lowing letter. The Tucson boys viii have meeting at Col. Zabriskie's resi- dence tonight.
 FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., July 9, 1895. Moses Drachman, Esq, Manager Tue son Base Ball club.
 DEAIt SIR:-"Northern Arizona" will play Southern Arizona" s se.ies of three games for purse of 5000, $500 to be raised here ard the other $500 to be raised by you. "Nortte.n ArizOna" club to be composed of players selected from the Williams, NinsiOw tnd Flag staff clubs. sll now in the territory. no professional players to 5e drought ln for either side. You have the priv lege of playing men from any of the southern Arizona clubs now in the territory, the series 10 be piayed on the Flagstaff grounds, team winning two of three games to take purse. Please write fully in regard to dates, expenses, z etc., gt your earliest convenience.
 Truly yours,
 CHAs. CANALL,
 Manager Flagstaff Base Ball Club.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03
Bicycle Racing Time.

At the reoeat bicycle rsce meet at Salt Lake the following races vera run aud time made:
 0. s. Wells, of San Frauci, co won the half mile class B. Time l:O34-5 break- ing the Utah state record
 In the mile open class B, McCrea of Los Angeles won; Rsnshaw of Denver second Time 2:05 f, breaking the state record.
 One-mile, 2:30 class, class A, wcu by T. s. Jensen, Salt Lake, D. Park, Denver, second. Time 2:1s.
 For the information of these Uho do not know how to calculate the gear cf their wheels the following table may be of use; multiply the number of teeth in the front sprocket by the diameter of the wheel and divide by the nun Der of teeth in the rear sprOcket:
 Nineteen and s equals G615; 19 and 2 equals 76; 10 and equals SSss; IS and equals 63; IS and equals 72; IS and equals S3: l7 and 8 equals 5915; ! ' and ' equals 6S; Is and equals 79L5. This is fo- 2S ir. wheel only
 The Chicago police have orders to arrest rosd racers who appear in abre- yisted racing suits, bnt the riders have .C be caught before they can Ee punish sd and the police are iiGdinG their job ] little weary in trying to catch up with ! racing cycler.-tx.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03

Judge Lowell is in receipt of a wire from Prescott saying that the Supreme Court had adversed the Tucson Smeiter com pany by affirming the decision Of the lower court.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Dagurre accompanied by Mrs. Toquet left thus morning for France where they go to reside in future They were rendered a dinner by their immediate friends last evening.
 It is with deep regret the CITIZEN ia called upon to announce the death Of Mrs. OLeary the estimsble wife of Mr. Florence O'Leary at Psntano yesterday She YVES a lady of rare intell act and we'll known in Southern Arizona as a gifted teacher. Ste WAS born in New York state and was graduate of the Genes see. high school. The cause of her demise is said to be bilious disorders. The funeral took place this afternoon and WAS largely attended.
 Mir. Whetmore has made an assay ot the clouds that have been seurrying north ward all day and finds that they are the same ones reported in Japan on the 25th instant. He accounts for the quick trip on the ground that they are CD route to meet another batch some where in North Dakota and together they will journey to Florida and knock bananas off the orange trees. When re, quested to make them sprinkle the just hnd unjust in christian Arizona he hides behind the subterfuge that the govern ment don't pay him for such class of work.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03
Tidings from the Old Glory.

Mir. Al Bernard, keeper at the Old Glory mine, fcams in on visit to his family Friday. He reports representa- tives of the company now at the nine and the indications are that before long work Vill be resumed on n much larger scale than at anytime previous to tie late closing down.
 The expert for the company is Mr. Angus Snedeker, of Colorado and it is understood that thirty stamp mill has already been ordered. The Griffin mills will be sold and removed. They were found impractich ble to work the Old Glory ore.
 The whole country, says MT. Bernard, IS suffering for want of rain. When sufficient has fallen to till the reservoir at the Montana mine the mill will be at once started up and work pushed for all it is worth, The Montana mine, the of MT. Geo Cheney, is undoubt- edly among the finest in the country. A new body of rich ore has recently been exposed, but aside from this there
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03
SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS.

A MAN in Unionville, Mo-, claims that saltpeter is an infallible cure for snake bite, and cites personal expert ence in support of his claim.
 IT is sad the wound made by the tooth of the cobra species of serpent is a mere puncture and causes little swelling. Death ensues from paralysis of the nerve centers.
 NJ. LABORDE, distinguished French savant, contributes to La Revue Scien- tifique a paper calculated to prove that human kind is reverting to ancestral forms; that is, becoming monkeys again.
 PROT. RCSGE, of Hanover, says that inc bright yellow line in the spectrum of gas from clevcite is double. This destroys its identity with the helium line unless that can also be shown to be double.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03

For years Tucson was without first class restaurant; today she has one of the best in the territory. When MT. oiewert assumed the management of his present place he found it considerably run down. To rebuild a large patron age and popularize the French restaur- but the man was equal to the occasion and today his house stands foremost in the country, not only in the popular es- timation of the people but in the way of providing for the wants of hungry man, kind. The French restaurant is worthy of the large patronage it receives.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03

There is more Catarrh in this section of ths Country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to he 1ncurable: For great many years doctors pro- nounced 1t local disease. and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure witt local treatment, pronounced 1t incurable. Sci ence has proven catarrh to be constitutional disease, and, therefore, requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney 6 Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoon ful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. AddFess,
 F.J. CHENEY 6 CO, Toledo, O Rs-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03

is enough ore on the dump to run a 20 stamp mill for two years.
 Throughout the district everything looks good.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03

Work done outside of the boundaries of claim, for the purpose of extraction of mineral therefrom, is as avsibable for holding the claim as though done with in the boundaries of the claim itself.
 LaCd containing stone valuable for making lime cannot be entered as a lode claim.
 Such land may be entered as a placer clam.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-06-05

Mrs Cleveland and children will probably
leave Washington to-day for "Gray Gables
The President will remain at the White
House a few days longer.