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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-04-05

STATE VERMONT, DISTRICT OF Essex, IS.
In Probate Cunr, held Island Pond III
and Tor said District. on the Ind dag Of
April. a. d., IsS5, an instrument IN writing
purpsrtlug 20 he the last VIII aud Tesla
meut %, Sullivan Rauucy. late Of Concord
IN said district. deceased. being presented
to the Court by Mary Eauuey. the EAcC1triz
therein named, for Fyphate
IL r. ordered hr SAID Court that all persons
concerned therein he notified 10 appear at Il
session o. sand Court To be ncia at Guild
nall on the latin DAY at MAY, a. Il. 1895
and show CauSe, any they muy nave,
against the Probate Ui said NgN
For which purpose ~ Is further ordered
that Il copy al the record OF tins order be
pubhsnei three weeks SuCcrsatvely in tnt
ESSEN COUNTY HERALD. new spHpcr pub.
lshca az island Pond previous - said time
appointed iar hearing.
BY thC Guurt.
Attest. 1. $. ST0RRS. ly,ucE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-04-05
lFkRM FOR SALE OR RENT

Situated on the stage road from Island
Pond TO Derby Line, on M organ Plain four
miles from Island Pond, formerly occupied by
John Webster. Said farm is well watered and
tmbered' For particulars apply to
GEO. PARSONS, Stanstead, p. o., or
JoHN WEBSTER Island Pond, Vt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-04-05
WANTED.

Nine hundred dollar ON FIRST class real est
sccIrily. 9. 81 MANSJR, Real Estate Axe
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-04-05
oR-Resident Tax Sale.

The non resilient pruprictofs ui the town ol
brunswick, IL tuy County OF EssrA are here
lbs notified that the tu1cs assessed tl SAID
tuwu within siN years next preceding this
date remain either IN whole or ~ part unpaid
on tur following tivSCribtG lands IL said town.
Original lruprIrturs Name, James Potter
Owner Name, Unknown. No. OF division > /,
Ne. OF lot IT, No. OF acres - Grand List
81 -. Tax 1890 81 ~ State Tax 1891,
20 cents, State School Tax 1891, cents /;
Town Tax 1891, 90 cents, state school InA
1894, cents state Highway Tax 1891
cents Town Tax 1894 81 % School Tax
49,. &c cents High way Tax 1884, - cts J.
TotuI S1.-+.
aud SO muci Of said lands will he sold At
public auction o.. the dwelling house OF ]. Il.
hlatLIc III SAID IlruuSW tCE OF the .4tl day OF
April next, nj 10 O'Clock III the forenoon as
snail br requisite TO discharge suiC taxes with
costs unless previously pad.
Dated At brUnswiuk INNS 18th Gay of March
1895. I!E&EY T.. GuELEI, Cull'r of axes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-04-05

STATE OF NGRM ONT, DISTRICT OF EssEN. SIS
The Probate ourt for tine district of EsscA.
To all persons interested IN tine Estate of
Thomas &. White, late of Hri. ntuU, III said
district. deceased. Greeting
Ey the authority uf the State OF Vermont,
Won ltrr hcItay notified IT, appear before the
said Probate Court. nj the Probate Office
III Island Pond. IN sad District, on the 18th
Gay ul Anril a. r.. 1895, to show cause.
II any Won may have why the account OF
z. NJ Alausur. Administrators Of the estate
OF aid deceased should NOT ue allowed. And
also. why the residue OF SAID estate should
not nc distributed to The parties entitled
thereto.
Uatca at Island Pond 10 said district this
26th day @. March, a. H., 1895.
L. S. STOKKS, Judge
STATE OF VERMONT, EssEx DtsrRtCT IS.
In Probate Court held M Island Pond in
aud tur said district ON the 26th day OF
ing purpurtuE to be The last VIII and les
lament OF Etu Woods, late of GuidhHI ~
suIG district, deceased, being presented to tnr
Court by Geo $ bpyCc ana Geo a. Hubbard
the Executors therein named, iur Probate.
II Is ordered 10y SAID Court. that all persons
concerned therein bc notified to appear nj
O session of said Court to be held ut the Pro
bate office III Dujidhull. on the 10Th day
OF April. A. H., 1895, and SHOW cause, i
any they may have. against the Probate OF
said Will
Furwh,ch purpose it's further ordered that
a copy of thertCgfd ni tins order be published
three weeks sacpc~Slyeiy III the EssLA COUNTY
HERALD. newspaper printed q, Island
Pond, previous to said time appointed iJl
hearing,
BY the Court Attest. S. sTORRs, JunGE.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-05
Wtuttefpta.

80 Sanger / @ountp' 'Gen0Fet /
9ollod, iom uar feuelet fur Moro'
foripe. unbi1ap 0nsooas Moreen.
Sc bauoe toaet 9ul paa @egsen
peb @ielp al en- 2ommefniu os ct
SerntDtte.
= Oper 200 @leuer erobuerebe
fra 9tormalfolen Monfato o9 @i>
mona fife Dnsoas.
= s ben norbli9e 6alpbel af @ais
@ountp fol en- 9ame teQe Solicit.
3un beoer Miis Marp 6. &ai3eu %
bar @tenoaraf / fife 2eeislatur.
8un faar So Dasen.
- @n Sobu 9ele tilitob 6reDae
for Diarittsretten / Ct. @loub, a:
ban baube Rienbet fine to @tebbptre
% bsmtes al 9ommer @earle ii! 20
NarS J1n9lel3ftrof @tiumater.
- Iusuit Carlton i Branbon
brettebe fit oenRre Ben openfor
Smauessen ftfe Dnsbos. Son ilulz
be boppe af en- Set. fom ban reb. os
falbt fortua9t paa penfre Ben, Rri.
uer 8ranoon @@o.
- statens Dairpmens Nsiocia,
tion uil bolbe ct fpecielt Mpbe / Glen,
,poob. &ope Gountp, ben II, 10 %
13oe Suni. @an penter, at be ne.
oenfor nepnte Menb bill pere tilHeoe
forat gibre Msbet interesiant: Jor.
benperenbe @uuernbr 6oarb; Son.
sc. s. etbams. 9airp. g Joob: Rom.
miSfer fra 8iaconiin; 9un. Sobn 6.
@ibbS. @upt. .. 8. Gregg. 8rofes.
iorerne 9aps. Sbair os Snpber %
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-05
Spo=9afota-

5en9ietsi Canton blep opbrubt
meo Dpnamit tiolig Iite Onsba9s
Morsen. o9 en- 5an9e peo Gaun @o.
&elion, iom.. bar feueilet for uloolist
Sal9 af @biRp, blep befriet.
- S Sinoslpseaiplet Dantton ct
oer MI 388 &atienter. Ser er s Ba'
ttenter torniel1ise Dele al @taten.
men Der Ct lite @um fortnere / Iip=
let.
- 9ommer @affp / &ierre bar
ertlRret. a: 5tatsta slerer 3aplors
&autionifter maa beta(e be &en9e,
iom &asiereren beoros Staten for.
&auttoniiterues @aeferer bao ON 60
Dn9e for n6farbigrlFe af en Appel>
latiou.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-05

Sra Farm Stock and Home:
Set beorpueli9ite @pn paa Sorb ct
en- uenlis frepfom lpois &eit, breuen
af en- Mano. iom ct aiort srou og
brutal peb 9ruttenRab. st Dpr
meb be reneite os bebite 9enfister,
oreuet af en- biertelps Slpnsel! Bet
ct beorpueli9t.
49, 9eitene maa arbeioe mes
get baarot bisIe 9a9e. % be sipr
bet pillist % trofait. Seer inil mpb
benz. Eal penlis til bem. Set uil
lette benz Mrbetoet, o8 ou uil faa en-
bebre Mening ON big ielu.
9faar en- @ut os bans &ierefe
fan befi9e buer fin @icpcle - besse
Bicpcler fofer fra 500 til $3.50 -
og nanr be uoen tor Nnitren9elie en-
@pubass @ftermiboas eler en- fiQe
Nftentime fan foretose en- &ipretur
meo pasIenbe 8eua9elie, oa Ct bet
paatibe, at &eiteopbrattere os 2iuerp'
mano be9pnber at fpbr9e fig ielu:
3pab er Dor BeiiQina?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-05

% lite ,lnpbis Euar9 mob Dprene.
@n liben ier Aar aammel Yise. fom
ofte pleiebe at 9aa !ueb fin Tar /
Stalben % sierne baobe en- eller on
ben letter Bib at eiue 8eten. 9ioroe
oite Bemerfniuser ooer, at &eften %
&oen oltib maatie itaa bunoet. @n
Sag iaebe bun plubiel19 noen bog
fermooentlis at le9Se 1oset bebrei>
benbe Bemnrtningen:
Error bu, &apa, a: bn tnnoe lepe,
beriom bu Rulbe itaa bunbet belle Gts
ben?"
Taberen iuareoe 0anFe beiu9ret,
at ban life ri9tis pibfte.
,sSeg tror lite, 1e9 funbe lepe, ON
iea Nulbe Roa bunoeu belle 9asen", i,
totiatte @isen. Men ttlipnlnoenbe
efter no9en ngiere Duerueielie rettebe
bun paa oenne grtlarins ueo at fise:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-05
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter

"Na 10. moaife tunee ieg lepe. men
leg er ni8 raa, at bet lite piloe bore
pert moriomt."
@ao[eoes tenfer ct Barn. Spor=
leoes tenter be flete &otsne, iom
lite blot boloer 9prene fenene men i
manee 2itta!be misbanoler bem e(Ier
nester oem ben &p9t og 8leie, 1om
o9laa 9prcre bebeper forat funne
tribes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-05

oar omsiuet al bin famine @etuifz
beb. breu ben Manb, iom beiialeoea
af l1afbensisbebsaano, oper Mibbel=
bauet til &om; ben fulste efter bam
% ilu9te al Trembrinselie of Snbus
fri; brep bam iaien inb bet nbere
europa; torfulst al ben feluiamme
@eluiRbeoens o9 @ammenbobninz
gems Demon Fpebe ban til bet n3roz
amerttaniie 5aitlanb, ber ienere bleu
falot be s5orenebe Stater. (Bifalb.)
Ser penber ban fig ON mob fin Gor=
fplser forat giue fife %labs for @iz
oiliiationen paa Soroen, tbi bet ct
itte noset @aab for ben paa 9erne
bet ti1e .6au, ba be ct for fmoa. oe
bet ct alene ber, at be, ansribenbe Tan
laa mob bore @tranoe men finbe, at
be bill mpbe Mooitanb. Ser / be
Sorenebe Stoter oenoer ri os ON
mob bet ubDre, iom bar ebt ub alts
iammen al ben oprinbeli9e @ipiliias
tion, faa bet blot CT Slasaen ioien.
9enne Slanses Sale er Snoien,
bens 2e9eme / europa, bens 9oueo
lpfter fig / bet en9ana frie Nmerifa.
&il s betlampe ben? (Bifalo.) s
pil. Manbbommen / Mmerita ct lite
bunben. SelpiRbtoen, rem % ube.
ptoit, @eluiFbeo. iom lite bar nosen
Melt al menneFeliS @obbeb / fig
for fine MeomenneRer men blot tenz
ter paa at fammenbobe &isbom af
oenne &erben, mems bans 9eabo bar
forbolbspis iaa me9et minore, uil lite
tunne tontrolere % oominere Ianoen
/ ben {anbe @meritaner, naar ben
farft er oaosnet. (8ifalb.) Man
funbe lite lere Slaueeieren / @bben,
at ban re1onnerebe ifel9e leloiife
Motiuer. 0m leg fer 1860 Rulbe
baue bolbt en- Eale til @lapeeierne
forat prpue at ouerbeuiie benz ON
oeres Sell, oilbe leg buao menueRes
Zig 9atur ansaar babe peret iamme
SelFab, iom ie9 oilbe babe ueret
ibag. ON leg Ruloe babe bolbt en-
Gale blanbt &efrelererne / &erben.
(Bifalo.) Sc uiloe lite lptte til nit
Irsument eller til min Nppel. Seq
tunbe lite ouerbeuiie benz imos beres
SntereSier % imoo oeres &ilie.
Men naar ben Eio tommer, ba ben
fore Bplse al 6inbsbepegelfe, iann
&atriotisme % Manboom bar rullet
inb ouer bet alminoelise Golt Nme'
rita. oa benne Bblse bar frpfaliferei
fig til 2oue. bar BIN SeluiRbeo facet
fine Som / Nmerita; % naar benne
Sammenbobnin9 af @ienbom sien>
mem &onfistation af be @1elbbunb'
mes @ienoom bat itanoIet, bill ri fin
be. at bisie felpiamme Menb. ION
lite oil laane oS ct lpttenbe 1re iaf=
| ten. bill fiae Tom 6lapeeierne / 6hteu
MI flyer: rSe8 ct 9lab ooer, al
2enferne er brubte." (Bifalo.)
(TortietteS.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-05
NorosOafota-

S en- @tabeseritatain9sfas, /
@Qenoale. anlagt al Sobn &oot mob
Seter S. &asmusieu. for Eab al en-
Arm afeap Surben fife 6reoas ben
&ienoelfe, at &a8musien ifulbe betale
&oot $1,000. @an baube torlanst
ON $4,000. T.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-05

roliat % git neite Moreea til erect,
bpor ban til fin Jorferoelie lanot, at
no9en bapoe tcstet ber os srauet 8ens
gene op, cg ct ban banoe mitet aft,
5uab bon eiebe. 6an fommer ba til
8pen % git til Mbme. Teberien, en
Clairvoyant. 6un fortaller bam,
at ban Hal finbe &eneene unper en-
&to55a oebe ct @us / Mil ira fn5arm.
Saa ts::alte ban Mrs. @eoerien, 81
og fanot not ct gus os en- &ios5o,
men insen Yense. 9an fommer ba
tilbaae til Mrs. Geberien og fortel.
ler. at bum lite bar 9iuet bam rietia
unoerretnina. 9enne9ons mpber
ban en- Mano bos Mabamen, lom
iasoe, at ban par 9etefttp, og at ban
itulbe aoa meo bam % {otte Eppen
f0r $40 % alle lhsifter. Men benz
nesaus beo lite Sfoiman paa @roeen,
men 9if til &olititonturet og melote
@asen. &olitiet tror bog lite, at
ban noseniinoe faar ie fine Benee
tsien.
= @n forbenuerenbe Oltermanb
peb @apn 6erman Eit5e / Brainorb
fit ct &utufif / Mapen 2prba9saften,
ioet ban iammen meo nogle Genner
uar poo &eien til fit 9iem. 9otto>
rerne tror, ban uil tomme fig. Mo9le
mistentte &erjoner arreferebes.
= Sra gfortbtielb telesraferes. at
Beue9elien uuer 9unbeeolRaben os~
iaa Ct fommen BERTH. Maboren bor
uofeot Orore ON, at Gle punbe ial
beleg9es meo Munbfurp. Ser bor
lite oeret noeet EiIfeloe af 6un-
oeealRaben enbnu.
= st uoloiomt upeir meb Eorben
% 8a9elitorm sioroe Stabe / Gum.
brota 2broag. slle Bpeninser pna
nbhiQinsssrunoen bleie nso Is. o..
Berg leoet Sab for omtrin9 $500.
3oset btafe neo at en- Mpue. ct
9us tilbbrenbe @tanoarb Oil Som.
pasui reues neo, % en- &irfe lbftebes
at lin @runomur. 6a9lene maalte 6
2ommer runot, be5er bet. s 5aris
bault aiorbe Storm % &een aoitil=
Zig @taoe famine Daas Nften. Sn,
gen Menne1er omfom.
gn gteger pdt npr bleuen
| (pn5st / ct. 8aul @bnbogs, Mor.
gen. 1iolis ON Morsenen bauoe
ban trpbet ino 9iennem &inbuet / ct
9u8 / uotanten at Bpeu, bonr 3 unz
sc &iser iou. @n af benz uaaeneo
% begunbte at iiri9e. bu,ltet osloa
petfeb be andre to, fom fprans uo
9sren os raabte om 9ielp. Siege.
rem to9 burtis 6lugten % fatte affteo
for at ftiule fig, men bette bar lite iaa
let, oa &isernes Brooer, iom boeoe /
naite 9us, bapbe bbrt 9ebbraabene
og baube 1prunset ub / bare Nattlez
berne og bar MI efter BAN. Megeren
blep iaset iaaleoes ooer en- Mil, men
tiliiit bleu ban to9et, oa en- Mano
lom reo paa en- @oup, baube feet ben
eienbomme1i9e Sast os luttet fig til
Gorfblseren. Me9eren req fla 10
@anse lbs, men tiliiit maatte ban gipe
fig ouer, oa Der anfom Here Jolf.
&au fprtes MI tilbaee til Suiet. bpor
man uben u,bere Dmitenbi9heber
fanot ct @eb, faiteoe bet ouer @renen
paa ct &re. ilos 2pffen ON Siege
rens 3als, os / ct MI bin9leoe
ban 2uften. S bette 9ieblif par
Der en- @uinbe, fom bab for bans Qib.
Sc raienbe 5olf lDtteoe til benoes
Orb % fireb bam neb igien balp osb.
9a han Tom fig libt. blep fan for=
iuarlis bunben os fgrtes til @oliti,
itotionen. buor ban oplpRe, at ban
tsnl fra 7enneslee % bauoe tient en-
Eermin / ct 5en9iel ter / Staten.
% lite unpbi9 Tuarg mob Dprene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-05

&af. 3ausaus Bos st Be1b9 bos
Breiten" til1al9si ueeblabets Bog.
banbel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-05
fergus fal1s Ntgeh1aa
uofommer tber. Ousoag.
a. eoItut, l1ogtber.
subitrtptton8pri8 $1.25 for 1 Nar, betalt
t tTorifn6, eaer8 $l.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26
ALASKA.

As a great many miners are just
no contemplating taking trip to
Alaska, the following extract from
lecture delivered at San Francis
co few days ago may be of inter.
est:
The mining season only lasts
for fifteen weeks, but during that
time ten men took out S45, 900 last
summer. The claims are 500 feet
square, and the law requires that a
man must remain on his claim
from July ID to September ID,
after which he can leave the coun-
try for ten months without impair
ing his title. The wages paid the
miners are $40 per diem, and out
OF this he has to pay 80 for his
board and lodging. During the
two months in which there is no
ice on the creeks and tributaries to
the two main rivers work never
ceases. The night is as light as
the day, and one gang relieves the
other. Time ls too precious to
waste as by the middle OF Septem
Der the ice commences to gather,
and if man does not get ont OF
the country very quickly he will he
forced to stay throughout the long
winter. Mining is carried on by
the old process Of washing dirt,
bnt as there is always plenty of
water it is often very profitable.
Occasionally a freshet occurs, and
IN a few hours the slu;ce boxes
and plant are washed away and
the miner is penniless. This is
one Of the catastrophes to which
the miner is constantly exposed
and against which he can never
guard"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26

phrase Garlysle's remark and say
'the United States has 70,000,000
inhabitants, mostly fools, AT
any rate, it looks as If this is an
age of spondulicks. Legislation
has been more for money and
property than il has for manhood.
1t has been controlled by wealth.
Aggregated and incorporated it
comes pretty near debating what
ever it wants, whether il he the re-
suit OF a convention or an act OF
congress. The people meekly bow
their heads and submit. They
worship the man Of millious. He
may be ignorant as a horse, bnt
opinion on all subjects is eagerly
sought by the newspapers, and
read by the multitude and called
wisdom. Aud in their worship OF
the golden calf they are not very
particular "how he got it," That
he has it is enough. Its possess
sion blinds the crowd TO the mems
in securing it. What
will il all lead to2
Lives OF statesmen all remind US,
II we steal good big lump,
We departing, leave behind us,
Proof that We are not ,hump.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26

ment of the claim, and consequent
ly it may be occupied and appro-
priated by another.
Foreign companies cannot set uu
an aoverss claim to an unpatented
ground.
IL a Joint owner of claim is ex-
cluded from the notice OF location.
he has such an adverse interest as
to entitle him to file an adverse
claim.
When one is seeking patent.
and gives the required notice, any
other claimant OF an unpatanieil
location objecting on account OF OK.
tent, or form, or because Of their
prior location, must come forward
with his objections and present
them, or he will hereafter be pre-.
ciuded from objecting to the istu.
ance of the patent.
In the absence OF a law 10 the
contrary adverse claim may be filed
on Sunday, or out OF office hours,
il the officers are willing to receive
them, though they are not required
to receive adverse claims or trans
act other business, except during
regular Office hours.
While the right to patent issue
is equivalent to patent issue, yet
the purchase OF lands containing
minerals under laws governing the
sale of agricultural lands does not
vest any rights whatever in the
purchaser, for mineral lands are
reserved from sale, and la no right
to patent exists, it follows that
patent cannot be legally Issued.
No distinction is made by the
mining laws in the matter of loca-
ton, occupation and appropriation
of mining claims between the rights
and privileges OF a citizen and
those of a person who has declared
his intention to become citizen.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26

Gently A. P. Swineford. inspector
of land offices, arrived in that town
for the purpose Of checking up Tie
land Office there. Immediately the
gang got Mr.. Swineford in tow and
informed him that Cleveland's sp-
pointee as register, John ID. Bryan,
was a republican and was dishonest,
that he gave all the Official adyer-
Using Of his office to the republican
papers, aud made the papers divide
up the fees Of the office. Mr.. Bryan
found out that Swineford had sent
The department report making
these charges and immediately
went to work to furnish counter
evidence IN the shape of afidavits
from the proprietors of papers who
had received advertising from his
office. 1t is said that a series of
atfidavits has been cent to the de.
partment that would cause the ha,r
to curl on the heads Of the main
guys of the Las Cruces ring, pro-
viding said heads could have the
pleasure of reading the afidavits,
As far as the Liberal knows, Mr..
Bryan is a good democrat and an
honest man. He never gave it any
advertising that he could give
democratic paper, uuder the law,
and the fees for advertising were
never divided with him, nor did he
intimate he desired division.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26

Andrew Quaker, who has been
mining, trapping and hunting seals
in Alaska for the paat eleven years,
arrived in Salt Lake from Vlctoria.
b. c., recently, and reports good
activity in the placer mines on the
Yukon River. THESE placers, ac-
cording to Mr.. Quaker, are, fiea
enough to be compared with the
original gold fields on the famous
Alder Gulch OF Montana, and il q
miner can't beat fifty cents to the
pan he abandons his claim. The
average ground that is worked runs
from $3.50 to 50 so per pan. The
ground is worked entirely by rock
ers and sluices, and hydraulic
mining is prohibited by law. Mr..
Quaker states that the only way to
reach the placers OF the upper
Yukon is to either follow the river,
or go across the mountains from
Sitka. All other overland routes
he condemns as imprscticable.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26
TO REDUCE RESISTANCE.

/
Where was American ingenuity
that it should have left to the
French so valuable an invention as
the new air or wind prows which
are being placed upon locomotives
in Southern Europe? 1t has long
been recognized that even on calm
day the pressure upon all engine
going at speed is equal to n heavy
gale-that is to say, enormous.
When running against strong
wind the pressure may even be
doubled. The average Increase IN
the expenditure of coal is estimated
at one-sixth (some autl critics put
1t higher( over the amount which
would be required to propel the
train in vacuum.
To save some portion at least OF
this wasted energy inclined planes
in the form of the sharp prov Of a
ship have been fatened upon the
front Of the locomotive. Instead o 4
meeting the body of air with fat
surface the vast aud swiftly NOV
ing mass cuts its way through
throwing the air off on either side
as the water is flung from the bows
OF an Atlantic lner. The device
seems very simple one, but it is
proved that 1t saves large per-
centage of coal. ln some expert.
ments it was shown that the air
pressure was reduced one-haif
1t now remains for some acute
American to invent some process
of dong away with the other half.
Chicago Times.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26
RICHES AND RESPECTABLE
ITY.
Denver Mining Industry

Denver Mining Industry
John Phoenix, forty five years
ago, wrote about man who WAS
"rich and respectable" In his
witty way he considered it re
markable fact that these two quail
ties could be combined in one man.
The world made progress. Twenty
years later Artemus Ward grsvely
announced tnat respectability could
not exist without riches. OF course
there is, as was intended, good
deal of nopsense in both these
statements xien they nre meas
ured with the common sense that
charncterizes all who are not fools.
Possibly, ho~eyesi one eoaid para
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26

The people of st. Johns alone
have constructed on the little Colo
RADIO river, at cost of $4,000, a
water storage reservoir covering
$40 acres, with water to a depth of
l8 feet; they are now figuring on
the construction OF another reser-
voir in the same valley to cost OK
$4,000.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26

chairman Bimetallic Exeeu-
tive Committee" y"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26

Any miner or prospector who
has n blow pipe, alcohol lamp and
few drops of cold suiphuric acid
can, in a few minutes, determine
whether tellurium is present in
ores. All that is necessary is tn
break of a small piece Of the ore.
place it in a small porcelain dish
previously warmed SO as to avoid
breaking, apply the blow pipe
until the ore is at an oxidiaing
heat, then one OF two drops OF
salpAasic acid "a porcelsln dish
Alac@ ts nsax witA the ore. The
FeAcnoa SSll ishaeassssly follow.
il ,ellerium il present by beautiful
cermine aud purple cnisrs.
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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26

Hillsboro 10 surrouuded ~
a rich ranch and iarn,ine.
country. No snow and bus
very light frosts in winter
time. Sunshine the whole
year around. An abundanos
Of water. Exceileai schools.
Fine churehcs..
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-04-26
POINTS ON PATENT MINES

The recent decisions OF the Unl-
ted States Land Office say in effect:
Abandonment in it's common law
sense is purely a question of in.
tention. An abandonment takes
place when the ground is left by
the locator without any intention
of returning or making tnrshes use
OF it, independent of any mining
rule or regulation.
Failure TO perform the amoaAt ~
work on a mining claim required
by the local miuiug laws or regula.
tions established and in force in
the district whore the claim il
located amounts To an aba pdon--