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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-07
| neal AND GENERAL NEWS.

Over 1 inches of snow fell here the
first of the week.
The Vaughn murder case has been
transferred from Lander county to
Washoe.
There are, it is reported, over 200
names on the payroll of the DeLamar,
New, company.
The case of Sadler VS.. State of
Nevada will come up before the Su-
preme Court this week.
Mrs. Stanford has won her case,
The Supreme Court having decided
in her favor.
The bloomer girl didn't show up on
her bike at all this week on account
of the ''nasty snow.
VIM. Gregory and J. L. Smithson,
Of Snake Valley, were in Ely yester-
day.
Silver quoted at 68B; Lead, steady,
at $3.125 to 1925; Copper, firm,
from 81 to 511. 125
Just think of 1t! The dear girls"
can't have another Leap Year dance
for ig hit Long years.
Cattle in the central and waster n
part of the county are reported IN
good condition.
The thermometer dropped to IL
degrees below zero, Thursday morn
ing
It is rumored that an M. D., from
Los Angeles, will hang out his shin
gle in Ely, in the near future.
Frank Paul of Hamilton. who has
been acting in the capacity of Guard at
the State Penitel:tiary, has resigned.
It is understood that AL. Nuckols,
former resident of this county, is All
applicant for the position recently va
Gated by Frank Paul.
See "bills allowed by the Com
missioners at tbs last meeting, under
ssnew to-day.
E. I'll. Parsons and n Eager, re-
turned from Salt Lake City, Wednes-
day They report prospects for the
Lake City to be quite fatterlng.
Mining expert Crossman claims to
have uncovered ledge 20 feet wide
in Pine Nut and that the ores viii go
all the say from So to $3.50 per ton
Last years wool product in the
United States, slleard, butchered, and
pulled, is estimated at 800, 748, O03
pounds.
A bill has been intoduced in Con-
eress to extend the mineral land laws
of the United States to all Indian
reservations.
The Japanese legation at Washing
ton has been officially informed that
the island of Formosa will be opened
at once for trade and comu cree.
The case of Jones, who is charged
with larceny and embezzlement to the
tune Of 500, 900, from the Carson
Mint, was called on Tuesday.
Mr.. Dorsey from Elko county,
was in Ely Saturday, looking for
yearling steers He offered SO for
ysarlings and s19 for thrse-year old
steers.
Australian gold mines are now be
ing worked to depth of 5000 feet, at
= which depth the c, stof sinking a
shaft is $50 foot. Hosting engines
are in use with capacity of 1000
feet
From $4,000 to $4,000 ia the
monthly gold yield of Kennedy min 3
at jackson, Amador county, Gala.
The ore averages $15; the workings
have attained depth of 1000 feet.
The President has signed the bill
extending the operation of the miner
al land laws to the northern half of
tho Colevills Indian reservation,
Washington, and hundreds of pros
pectors are rushing into the new gold
fields.
The Westralian gold output for
1895 was 232, 591 ounces, valued at
$4,397, 800. The railroad is now SO
miles from Coolgardie.
The famous Last Chance mine, in
the Occur d'Alene district, Idaho, has
been mortgaged for $500, 100 and all
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Trustees Sale.

Dy virtue of The authority vested in the
Inc Undersigned trustee by the provisions
OF q cc'talp deed OF trust, executed by L..
/. belt aud Mrs. Elizabeth W. Belt, to the
Undersigned to secure, the payment Of q
certain %prolnisDry note payable to j. II.
Mense for $1,000, and which deed of trust
IS recorded on pages 400 to sol of Book
NO, 10, Record of Deeds of Jackson conn.
~, mississippi, and default having been
mace ID the pif mcnt of said note and the
holaer thereof having requested the exe-
cut,ou thereof !, the undersigned, trustee,
VIII, Oh
Saturday, the 18th day Of august, AID, 1896,
within legal hours, in front of the court
mouse door OF SAID county, in Scranton,
sell 10 the highest and hest bidder, for
cash, the following described tract or
parcel OF land situated in the town OF
scranton. Jackson county. Mississippi.
to'w't: That portion OF lot No. l. Of the
'ands Ut the estate Of Rene Krebs. dc.
&C SEQ, ~ per plan and map thereof by
). Z; ba!lcntine, in Book No. g., Record of
DEEDS OF said county. within the follow.
ing boundaries: Commencing at y point
on the north margin Of Krehs ven
where the west line of tho lot or ~,alrcel
Of land conveyed to Mrs. Virginia p.
Yelverton to Christinu Christi nseu, on
the 10th Of April. 1880, aud rec orded ON
page 60 Of Book No. Ii, Record Of
Deeds Of said county, aud to which re-
ference is hereby made rs a mrtnDf this
description intcrsects said Krebs avenue.
and from theuce wesg along Kreb. ave.
me q distance of s~cventy.iive i75) feet:
thence north and parallel with said
Christenscn's west line, a distance OF zoo
ieefi thence east and parallel with said
kreOs avenue % feet, and thence south
along tue west line Of said Christensen'sf
!ot *U feet to Krebs enu the place o
". o. CLARK.
ms July y, 1875. Tru stec.
July 10, 1895. 2l.Ct
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W. n. DENNIS POSITION.

The following communications have
passed between Congressman Denny
and a number Of the citizens of Gulf.
port:
Gulfport, Miss, June 20, 1896.
Hon. Walter NJ. Denny, Scranton, Miss:
Dear Sir-Thc undersigned citizens
OF Gnlfport most heartily approve
your action in securing an apprOpria.
ton In the rivers and harb0rs bill by
congress for the examination and sur.
vey OF our coast harbOrS, with 4 view
to their improvement. While We are
interested in and fav the improve
ment Of all our coay4 harbors. we
naturally feel the greatest interest in
connecting Ship Island harbOr with
the pier Of the Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad by Il ship channel. This is
with US the supreme question, as it is
to all people north of us along the line
Of the Cult and Ship Island Railroad.
We, therefore, ask yon to answer the
following questions. and upon your
answers thereto will very much de.
pend the course We shall pursue In
the congressional contest Ia this dis.
81. Will You cast your vote and use
y0usa infiuence, if re-elected, to secnr.
Ing a. ship channel or connect Ship
Island harbOr with tile pier OF the
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad?
". IL elected, Will you cast your
vote and use your infsjohcc for the
free coinage or silver at Is to |, indie.
pendent Of any foreign government?
1--WE will thank you to answer these
InterrOgati0ns in the same spirit of
In which they are asked.
things being equal, we pcrfer
me for congress who has lived most
I'll OF his life on this coast and who Is
familiar with Its resources and needs,
and ii your views are In accord with
ours upon the questions named, it
viii give us pleasure to do what we
for your reelection" Your Obcdi.
mt servants, Harper McCaughan, J..
y. Smith. A. McAlpine. j. II. Mcneil,
I. S. Jones, Wiley Rogers. A. D.
JAS. Turney, Paul Evans, L. !
D. Langford, w. h. Thr0ntOn, j. j.
and others.
ocTanbOn, MISS, Juno ~. 1871.
Harper McCaugban and Others. Gulf.
port. Miss:
neutrality-suspicious. letter OF the 10Th
hand. In reply thereto permit me
10 say that ! cheerfully answer the
inquiries therein pr0pounded In
tlie affirmative, and / wish to say fur.
that | will take great pleasure In !
cooperating with your good people
all others Of our State In any
tn advance the prosperity and
happiness OF our people and TO sOlidify
md insure the success Of the Demo.
;ratic party.
Very respectfully.
n w. NJ. DENNY.
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SEAShOkE CAMP MEETING.

The Seashore Camp Meeting, two
mics west OF Biloxi, on the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, begins this
year July 10. Indications ali point ia
a very large attendance, and the trus-
tees and MIR: Ed. p. Mackie, the presi-
dent, have built a commOdiOus hotel
to accommodate all who wish a good
room. Eloquent divines from adj.
jaccnt States will Oil the pulpit, and
the religious services will be entirely
under the control of the presiding
elders OF the patrOnizing districts
Rev. Drs. John Il. Sawyer, j. S. Fraz.
or and Chas. A. Powell.
The first service will be held Wed.
nesday night, July Is, and Dr. Sawyer
has been chosen to preach the opening
sermon. Rev. Robert 5. Isbeil viii
have charge OF the singing, and all
who know him feel assured that IL
will be OF the best and heartiest sort.
Immediately following the camp
meeting, there will be held the second
interstate Epw0rth League confer.
ence, running through to August /.
Many eminent men will take part in
that conference; among them mention
may be made OF that grand pulpit
orator, Bishop John q. Keencr, b. b..
LII. d.. Rev. j. NJ. Weems, b. d.,
Rev. A. g. Hurt, Rev. II. II. Single,
ton, Rev: H.. v. Rnickerbocker, Dr.
ShOaff, Of Mobile, Ala; Rev. r. w.
Brown, Dr.: Il. N. Blocker, Rev. o. u.
McGehec, DR.. Mangum, Of Alabamn /:
Rev. Paul NJ. Brown, Rev. ID. W. n
Huntley, Of Mississippi; DR.. Henry
UrQuhart, Rev. RObt. II. Wynn, Rev.
j.. L. Pierce, Hon. Stewart Brooks, OF
Alabama DR.. w. e.. Block, Dr..
F%eatherstnn, Rev. Harry w. May and
Or. A. j.. Lamar, OF Selma, Ala. The
EpwOrthians will doubtless flock to
the camp ground during that week,
and u rich spiritual feast is expected.
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AS we 20 TO press this Thursday
evening the National Democratic Con-
vention is now in session at Chicago,
and the probabilities are that a nom.
nation will be reached at an early
hour. Silver seems to hold full sway,
and the gold advocates realize that
their battle ishopeless. If the nominee
should not be acceptable to the Popu-
lists, an independent convention, pur.
porting to represent the true Dcmoc.
racy may be held.
In that event, the man from Ohio
will have a walkover. At this mo.
ment it looks like Bland with Boies a
close second.
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This Is the way the Dublin (Ga.)
Courier announces the departure of Il
contemporary: editor Thompson
quietly folded his two shirts and one
pair of wornout pants and left Dublin
for good on Monday morning. Six
months ago lie came to Dublin and
boldly announced that he would kill
the Courier within six MONTHS
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Petition for Liquor License.

state OF Mississippi. County OF Jackson, Viii
lage OF PascagOula.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board OF AL
dcrmen OF the Village OF Pascagoula. in
the county OF Jackson, State Of Missis-
sippi:
l, CHARLES ROSTER. q resident OF said vii
lage or Pascagoula, u male person over the
aSe.. or twenty-one years. do hereby apply for
u license to retail vinous. spirituous, alco-
holic and malt liquors In less quantities than
one gallon. at my place of business known as
the "Cottnge-by-the-Sea." on Front street in
the said village OF rascagoula.
Signed, this ID day Of June. A. D. 1896.
CHARLES BOSTER.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board of Alder
men ~ the. Village OF Pa%sdagOula. in the
county OF Jackson. State OF Mississippi:
We. the undersigned. "A majority Of the
qualified voters, In the county OF Jackson.
that Charles Buster is u resident of the VIII
lage OF Pascagouia. In the county OF Jack
son. state OF Mississippi; that he is a male
citizen over the age Of twenty lone years. and
we 40 hereby recommend him to be Of good
reputation and u sober and suitable person
70 receive u license tn retail vinOus, alcu-
h0lic. malt and spirituous liquors, In a less
quantity than one gallon. ut his place of bus
mess known rs the "Cottage-by-thc- Sea-" on
Front street In said village OF fascagoula.
we. therefore. petition your honorable board
to grant said Charles Boster u license to re-
otii 'ilouS, a%lcololic, malt ana Spirittotis
liquors IN less quantity Than one gallon. In
accordance with law. at his said place OF bus
mess known AS the 'Cottage-by-the-Sea,"in
said village Of P~ascagoula;
William OzOO Clark. John Oliver Grant.
William Henry Ladnier. James llallet Rolls,
,., George Washington Ladnier.
William Landridge. his
Arnaldu David Saucier, Ben X Ladnicr.
Charles Anthony Grcincr, mark.
Albert Cook Bradford, Hubert Krehs. .Jr..
l0hn Ellis Clark. Han Andres.
Charles Bogdahm, William Samuel jodsOn.
John Mellct. Charles Manuel Cruzat.
Robert southern, Charles Forester Greincr,
John Whitfield Breland,
Hubert Frances Krebs.
AgricOle Feusilcar Chastant. hts
william Augustine krebs. Richard X Dennis.
Charles Ludwig Johnson. mark,
ms Armand Delmas krebs.
Langdon y Moore. John Frances Baptiste,
mark. Benjamin Franklin Scovel.
ms John Lafayette Grant.
mark.
! certify the above to be q true copy OF the
petition filed In my office this, the 18th day
OF June, a. ID. 1896.
F. b. WALKER, Village Clerk.
June ~. lsv0. 1886
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Mrs,

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS, !
June 20, 1896. I
Notice IL hereby given that the following. nance
settler has filed notice Of bis Intention 10 maxi
final proof In support Of his claim, and that said
proof Will be made before the circuit clerk OF Jack.
viz: ""'
Ehie Bond, Of Ramsay, Mise, homestead No.
24,O67 for the ne Or, NV qr and n hi. ne or and re-
qr, ne ar, section B, township 4, south range o west.
uShe names the following Witnesses 70 prove her
land. viz: SUI"
Thomas +. Ramsay, Of vancleave P. O., jackson
county, Miss; Elijah J. 0neal. Of Daisy p. O..
Jackson county, Miss. Dayid Ramsay and Albert
ROBERT 4. WILSON, Register.
July 3, 1896. I.s,
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FISH ORDINANCE.

ordered y the board Of supervisors. That
it shall be unlawful 60 use any nets for tai
ing or catching any fish in The waters OF Pas
sago.ll ana Dog rivers, or their tributaries
situated In JACKSON connty north of The
Ln,,'sviiie and Nashville Railroad track.
be = misdemeanor. and any person or nersnms
stoiatlhg the same shall be fined in the sum
81 S'V or imprisoned In the county Jail for ten
DAYS fot each OtYensc. One half said fine to
20 INC lhiorhier md the other half to the
mat the justices OF the peace. or the may
of9l any town where said Oifehse is commit
yea shall have Jurisdiction over the violations
nus ordinance shall not apply to the use Of
mat TINS ordinance he published for two
issues In the, I;sscasoula DEMoCR,r-STAR.
1,,., o 4s, i. ii. LEWIS, Clerk.
"uly w. loJV. oi-ot
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Petition for Liquor License.

10 the Honorable Board of Mayor and
Aldermen Of the town of Scranton,
in Jackson county, Mississippi:
The undersigned legal voters and resi-
dents OF said town respectfully recon-
mend ALBEIT GRANT DELMAs, u male
person, aud also u resident of said town
to be of good reputation and !. sober and
suitable person to receive a license to Ie-
tail spirituous, alcoholic, vinous aud
malt liquors in less quantities than one
gallon.
We, therefore, pray that you may grant
him he privilege OF such a ~llccns, to be
used at the Gem Saloon, formerly known
as the Carey store, on Delnas avenue, in
said town Ut Scranton:
ms Stanton Dean,
Samuel X McGraw, his
mark. William y Dixon,
frank Edward Foster, mark,
Martin Van Buren, Carey,
Charles John jacobson,
John Jacob Clark,
Benjamin Daniel Valy,rdc,
Christian Nelson,
john Francis CusSanova,
Paul Adolpb kyrl,s,
Armand lIcrmines Drlmas,
Moses Rubin, Columbus Sidney Farley,
Jackson Ellis, Jerry Cook,
Charles Hubert Delmas Newton Sheffield,
his
Stephen \ james, Allen Beck.
mark. Robert Arthur krebs,
his
James X lillman, William Waldoff,
mark. his
his Emile X Howard,
Irving X Mcdonald, mark.
mark. his
John Danogh Bobec, David X civ.
Valentine Delmas, mark.
John roster, John Baptise Delmas,
En- anue Arsclla, Charles Crowley,
Etlcnnc Veillon, John Valentine Co.gins,
Charles Andrew Altman,
Joseph Helaire Krels,
Alfred Augustus Farraglt,
james Addison Miller,
Gustav AdOlp,l Stempcr.
Walter james Eugene Gernrl,
Tony Caesar Gatti, Louis Pant DcJean.
Henry StoddaId Rourkc,
Lotion Elmer Cox,
James Anthony Kaufman,
Charles Allen Farnsworth,
William Henry Belt,
Patrick Henry L~durendine,
Forest John johnson,
Willis Marion Cnnty,
Buenaventnra Jane Jane,
Pedro Rene Jane,
Peter Benjamin Lindsay,
John Baptistc X Clcstany,
Daniel Brcht. Robert Clcin.
Hazcn Mitchell Plummcr,
-. john Henry Lau.endime,
Leroy Luce, Patrick Vcore,
RenHy Alpoon@ Roulke,
Henry Patrick Pagan,
Cornelius Bornhoist,
Joseph flclaire Jonte, Adolph Claude,
ms Arthur Rene Krebs,
'ictor n Bosarge, his
=. lhrrk. Benjamin y Stanley,
Ilfred Brooks, mark.
Benjamin Franklin Browne.
Gorge frentz. Irving Paul Dclmas, |
BenJamin l~lclaire Pickett,
lifted Edward krebs, CASTOR Potcvm,
John Lev Coysins.
And the said albert GRANT DELMAs
that II license may DC issued 10 him !
8 prayed for i, the iolegoin 4 petition.
ALBERT GRANT DELMAS.
Filed July l, 1885.
|. r. DELMAS. Town Clerk.
July 10, 1896. 2l-3t
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The Starkville Times contains the
statement that Major McKinlexhas a
sister, Mrs. J. S. Kline, living at that
place. "Mr. and Mrs. Kline" says the
"are too modest to boast of
their relationship to the distinguished
statesman, but other parties from
Ohio, who have recently arrived here
have made public the fact and declare
that there is no doubt OF its authcn-
ticitV-n
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss,

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Miss,
une =, 1893.
Notlce is hereby, given that the following
nanaca sottlcr has hled notice Of his Intention
TO make final proof In support OF his ciSim.
ana that said proof will be made before the
circuit clerk OF Jackson county, at Scranton
Miss: on August 70. 1900. viz;
o "aa.,am 4 \, M ~ OF Fort Bayou. Miss.
township0, south range Q west.
&c names the Following witnesses to prove
nls continuous residence upon and cuitiya.
and Daniel Rouse, all OF Fort I,avvn,,y
jackson county. Miss. '""'
July ., ls00. MY 'S SSea:;
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LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss, !
june !. 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF his intun-
ti0n to make hnal. proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be.
fore the circuit clerk Of jackson county, Mt
scranton, Miss, on July -, 1895, viz:
John X. byrd. Of Cross Roads. Miss, h0me-
stead No. .l,0SO. for the Sc ar. ne az, section
and " nj OF lot 2, section "a, township 2, south
range 8 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
William Reeves, Jr, Henry Reeves, Hub.
bnrd Parker and George 4. Leatherbury. Jr..
I'LL Ut Cross Roads r. o.. Jackson county. Miss.
June II. 1919. i7-ot
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The Missi ssippi edition Of the New
Orleans Picayune, which was issued
on the 9Th inst, was unQucstionably
the greatest feat of newspaper enter.
prise ever done in the SoutherBEtates.
The Picayune is beyond a doubt the
most enterprising journal ia the
South.
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The barbecue OH the Fourth AZ
Niles City, Harrison county, passed
of pleasantly. There were about five
hundred people, and Hon. L. J. Bow.
ers opened up the spccch-making with
an able talk On the topics of the day.
Hon. W. NJ. Denny followed in a con.
else statement OF his efforts in Con.
gress. Hon. M. A. Dees came next
with his plea for deep water.
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DR.. j. B. Fearn, OF the Methodist
Mission at SoochOw, China, and Miss
Annie Walter, a native of Holly
this State, were married
at the first named place on the 2lst
of last April. Both of them are mis-
sionarics from the Mississippi State
Conference.
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Since the Legislature PASSED a law
authorizing the boards of supervisors
to purchase blood-hOunds, there seems
to have been a corner formed on them.
which is Il doggoned mean trick.
Trained males are quoted at $500,
trained females at $3.50, pups at from
$50 to $40.
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United States MarshaI's
Mention,
ROBERT THOMPSON, EFT ALs..)
VS.. 4 In Adniroltu
SCHOONER BERTHA LOUISE,

hOsERT THOMPSON, EFT ALs.,)
VS.. 4 In Adnirolt,
SCHOONER BERTHA LOUISE,
In the United States District Court. Southern
sisippi. "'
In obedience. to an admiralty warrant. IN
me directed. IN the above entitled suit. /
have seized and taken into my possession the
schooner bertha Louise. her tackle, etc. now
liDeled by Robert Thompson. ct ais, for the
cause set forth in the libel now bending in
tue District Court OF the United States Tor
the southern Division OF the Southern Dis.
trict or Mississippi, and | do hereby cite and
aumonish the owner or owners thereof. and
al ana every person or persons having, or
to have any right. title or inter
est IN or to the same, to be and appear nj n
D!strict Court OF the United states for the
aforesaid. to be holden at the city of
Mississippi City. on the
Third day Of August, a. d. leos,
to show cause. II any they have or can. wbv
The said schooner Bertha Louise, her tackle.
etc.. should moi be condemned and sold
tgrecab!y to the prayer OF libe,lant,
City, June 20, 1896.
Us. MCNEILY. U. s. NJ.
per +. SUDDEN, ID. NJ.
July iu' ioVo. 91-3t
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ORDINANCE NO. Ga.

h%ht't'ed, ordinance to require persons TO move
on, and not impede the travel on the streets
or sidewalks.
DE 1t ordained BY The Mayor and Board of
Aldermen Of the Town of Scranton,
That any person who shall stand or Io;tcr nm
any sidewalks and streets Of this town in such
a manner as to impede travel on snch street or
sidewalk, and do not Immediately move ON
when requested bv the marshal of this town.
shall be guilty Of a .nisdemeanpr, and unon
conviction shall be fined not more than sid or
De imprisoned not Ion ger than thirty DAYS or
both. NJ. G. AIIMAV Ma. "
Up. DELNAs, Town Clerk.
July 10. 1895. IN, D.
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LAND NOTICE.
AT JACKSON.

LAND,0rFlCE AT JACKSON. MISS, /
. jun Is. 1896. (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will BE- made be-
fore the circuit clerk of Jackson county, ut
Scranton, Miss, on August 70. 1896. viz:
Alexander. Mallet. Of Fort Bayou, Miss,
honiestead No. 1000 for the NV or, section "a,
township 0, south range 5 west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva-
tion OF said land. viz.
=, William @. Parker. John Parker. Henry
Taylor and Albert GirlOtt, all OF Fort Bavoi,
i. o., Jackson county, Miss.
July ., 1896. a0.6t,
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Non-R Resident Notice.

The State OF Mississippi, jackson County.
To Norman Smith:
iou are commanded to appear before the chance
ry court OF said county and State, on
The I'd Monday in August, 1906,
to defend the suit In said court Of William Ricl
ardson. ct al, wherein you are defendant.
This, 26th day Of June, 1896.
July 9, 1896. aJ.4t
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE at JACKSON. MIS-,

LAND OFFICE at JACKSON. Miss. ,
June ., 1855. /
NOtir% is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his inipn.
ton to MAKE final proot in support 81 ii,
CLAIM; anu INT said proof will be made be.
Scranton. Miss, OINnly 25. lsD8, VIZ:
Alexander FairleyMf Cross Roads. Mts
homestead No. 27.405, fNx the Sc ar, Sc ar md
ship 2 south range 0 west.
lie names the following witMNxses to prove
his continuous residence upon IND %cuitiya.
tion of said land, viz:
Robert Galloway. Green Pryor. AarMMlx
On and Thomas Mizelle, all Of Cross RXds
jackson county, Miss. Y
ROBERT f. WILSON. Register
June T.. 1906. l;.6t