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her many friends here. She will continue
running the house. adding new carpets and
other needed convoniences to its present
equipment.
Mrs j. NJ. Tucker left yesterday. accom-
panying her mother. Mrs. z. c. Collier, to
the latter's home at Newlin. in tho Pan
handle, to be abscnt two OF three weeks.
Mr.. W. II. Craig and family have removed
from Jasper TO this place and are domiciled
at the old Robinson home. recently vacated
by MIR. II. e. Craig. who has removed TO
the ]. A. Best residence IL West Colmes-
neil
Commissioners court. now in session. has
assessed taxes ON the $40 worth OF prop
erty for the present year as follows: Coun-
~ ad vaiorem ?5 cents. court house and
Jail IS cents. road and bridge 10 cents. The
occupation schedule IL made half OF tina,
assessed by the state. and the county poll
tax is % cents The court displays con-
siderable inclination toward retrenchmen'
and reform against past cxtravagances IN
handling the county's funds.
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MIlnDIsRTR ARREsTED.
Ycnrs Ago Negro supposed 10 lie
Brooks Wns burned for Rape.

Years Ago Negro supposed to lie
brooks WAS burned for Rnpr.
Taylor, Texas, February ll-Cons'able
Gamble returned yesterday from i.ockhart
where he had gone to deliver to the author
tiles there negro desperate and murderer
named All Brooks, who killed his f0ther-ln-
law and sho, his wife about fourteen years
ago. and for whom Governor ireland Of
fored $500 reward, which was supplemented
Ly an additional $1,000 by the citizens of
Lockhart About the same date of this
murder a negro was burned at the stake In
Hurleson county and who, before being
burned. claimed 10 be Ab Brooks and nitcr
his death was identified by photographs a.
Alb Brooks. after which the rewards were
withdrawn as II was believed that Brooks
wns dead But Constable Gamble did not
believe that the rapist was Al Brooks. AMI
having n full description of him. and know
ing n negro who was intimate WIN hroots'
he finally succeeded In locating Brooks
and arresting him about twelve miles from
Reagan and carried him 10 Lockhart, where
he was fully identified by his wife, his
brother in law and officers and others at
Lockhart who knew him at the tlmo Of the
murder. Mr.. Gamble received reward o'
500 from n son OF the negro whom Hroo'
killed rnd will also receive reward OF
500 from Governor Culbcrson on convio-
tion of Brooks. Brooks has Killed several
men and was considered very desperate
character, and In his long pursuit ana iinal
arrest of this man MIR Gamble has again
demonstrated the fact that when he gets on
tho trail of a fugitive II Is only question
of time when he will capture him.
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IMIins I.n,.nIs.

Lullng, Texas, February - THE pro-
tracted meeting at the Christian church
under the direction OF Elder j. II. Bonn
is sim In progress. Tho house is thronscd
nightly by an intensely interested audi
cnce.
The fact that would be Federal office
holders consider 1t necessary to secure tn,
signatures Of democrats before applying lul
places under the incoming administration {,
a now departure IN this section. II sure.
" means better things for as as far as
officers are concerned.
liillnrd Doylc.- who was so badly lnjurot
by vicious hull. the facts OF which wor,
reported in The Post. had HIS arm ampu.
iated and the bones of the skull raised from
the brain
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Form of Rccogniznncc.

austin, Texas. February 13.-The follow
ing bill, by Mr.. Ward of Travis, has passed
both houses and been signed by the COVER
nor and Is now law:
Be 1t enacted by the legislature OF the
State OF Texas:
Section l. That article SS7. Of Title TO- of
tne Code OF Criminal Procedure of the State
OF IeXas, prescribing the form of "A recog-
nizance in cases of appeals of misdemeanor
DC ana the same is hereby amended so as
to read hereafter as follows. to-wit
Article SSI In appeal cases OF INSIDE
meanor. the following form of recognizance
shali be sufficient. and when complied with
shall confer Jurisdiction upon the court Of
criminal appeals of such appeals.
State of Texas VS.. A....... B.... No.
This day came into open court A.
B....... defendant in the above entitled
cause. who, together with C..... D....
and En-. F...... his sureties. acknowl-
edge themselves severally indebted TO the
state OF Texas In the penal sum of .....
dollars, conditioned that the said A.....
B......, who has been convicted in this
cause OF a msdemeanor. and HIS punish
ment at assessed at ............... as more
fully appears by the judgment of convic-
ton, duly entered in this cause, shall ap-
pear before this court from day to day
and from term TO term OF the same. and
not depart without leave of this court in
order to abide the judgment of the court
of criminal appeals of the State OF Texas III
this case.
The amount OF such recognlzanoe shall be
fixed by the court In which the judgment
was rendered. and tho sufficiency of the
security thereon shall be tested. and the
same proceedings had, In case OF forfeiture
as In other cases OF rccognizance.
See 2. That all laws and parts OF laws IN
conflict herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed.
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e capital OF TEXAS.
\. county Court Bill Passes the House by a
Big Majority.
.r.s,vRE IS NOW BEFORE THE SENATE
Amendment Abo'sh'na the Office q" city Treasurer Goes
ne.s' ,, IF Corporations Passcd--The Proceedings.

rhrary 13This that body
49, emeasures providing for county
Harris the Waco
aNnns - 10 hermit city
,ce the with individual
s " ,.er measure Suder
4 -.rh n support thereof
te corporations by adding
eas .,h charters may granted.
@ oor about OF
proceeded people
a ~, spend Sunday there
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Dallas. Texas. February ia movement
has been started to get tho legislature to
abolish the city government o, pahas and
place the city under taxing district rcgula-
lions. modelled after those adopted by Mem
phis. Tenn. by the act OF 1879. Official
advertisement OF this fact has boen made.
The thirty days legal advertising required
by law expires one week from tomorrow,
A bill which has already been prepared will
then be Immediately introduced IN the leg
islaturo and pressed for passage The pc
tltion to be presented to the legislature
contains the names OF many of the heaviest
taxpayers of Dallas. including bankers
merchants and professional men. The pro
moters OF the scheme say fully 100 lead
Ing taxpayers will be sent TO Austin tt
present the matter TO the two houses.
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Austin. Texas, February l4.-Represent-
atiVe Carpenter of Fannin county has as
pirations. constituent of his has put a
congressional bee in the young mans bon
net and 1t will continue to buzz until the
future OF Joe Bailey is decided upon MIR.
Carpenter has received letter from a
member OF the democratic executive com
mittee of Fannin county. asking IL he will
be candidate for congress II Joe Bailey
is sent to the United States senate, Car
penter. OF course. will accept the nomiua.
ton II 1t is rendered. He is conscientious
young man,
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Hon l.. T. Dashiell. Speaker OF the House.
We, your committee appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions on the death Of Judge
John A. Ballowe beg to report as follows.
Resolution upon the death OF Judge John
4. Ballowe, representative TO the Twenty
third Legislature from Fort Bend county,
The late Judge John A. Ballowe. who died
at his home in Richmond. Texas, on the
14th day of August. 1896 having been Il
member OF this house during the Twenty
third Legislature; be 1t
Resolved, by the house of representatives.
OF the Twenty legislature:
|. That in the death of Judge Bal
lowo Texas loses loyal and patriotic cit
lien. who loved her traditions and her his
tory. and Il wise and Just law maker, who
revered her Constitution and laws,
2. BE II further resolved. That page OF
the house journal be suitably inscribed and
dedicated to his memory. and IA copy
hereof. duly certified. be transmitted to
his family.
Moore OF Fort Bend. Chairman
The following Is the wording OF page
in tho journal set apart In memory OF
Judge Ballowc
Consecrated to the memory of John A,
Bollowe OF Fort Bend county. who served
the State with fidelity and distinction as a
member OF the house Of representatives OF
the Twenty-thrd legislature OF Texas.
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Waco, Texas February iS-orvlllc Hard
wickc, ~ years old, son Of A. H. linrdwick,
had his foot crushed this evening while
crossing between ears on Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas freight train. The boy was
dragged some distance the cars holding
the manglcd foot until IA negro grabbed
him and signalcd for slack His foot VIII
have to be nmputatcd
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MAY nisnnnIify II Judge.

Austin. Texas. February lathe follow
ing is bill introduced by Fields OF HUI
by request:
Section /. BE it enacted by the legisia-
ture of the State OF Texas. that II In any
civil cause in district or county court o'
this State a party 10 the suit shall me
an affidavit among the papers OF the cause
that he has reason TO believe anu does
really believe that the Judge of said court
is so biased or prejudiced against MN ina
he affIant can not have a fair and Impair
tial trial of said cause before said Judge
the latter shall thereby be disqualified
from acting as judge In said cause, -,
Sec g Be II further enacted that "
In any civil suit In 9 district or county
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Ardmoro, TT. February 13.--Chas. brad
ley. q prisoner In custody Of Deputy United
States Marshal Little. whom the laitcr was
taking to jail at Paris. Texas, for larceny
jumped from an open window on a moving
train about two miles south uf here today
and made bis escape. bradley 'SoF hand
cuifcd when he made tho leap Tho train
was stopped and Marshal Littl, Immediate
Iy started in pursuit of his prisoner. but
has not succeeded in again apprehending
him,
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h~ n Failing Tree.

Tcxarkana, Ark. February ia.--George
Goodsoa, farmer living at Genoa. Ark,
eight miles from this place, while chopping
timber In the woo Is today, was caught by
"A falling tree AMI fataly injured. His skull
and forehead were crushed in horrible
manner. yet In this condition he succeeded
in crawling nearly a mile to receive help.
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Dallas, Teoxa, February 13.-Frank
Haynes. assistant postmaster at Esstland
Texas. was put under bond Of 800 by
United States Commissioner Lednum today
on the charge Of embezzlng government
funds. His examining trial was set for
next Wednesday.
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Colmesneil. Texas. February IL Mrs
Ger,ie Liggett. who has been running the
Commercial hotel here for several years,
under a lease franchise, has bought the
property. together with two other business
houses on The same block. aud has become
Z permanent citizen. to the qualification Of
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Austin, Texas. February ls.-Chairman
John II. Bailey and members OF house ju-
dietary committee No. . are daily receiv-
ing letters approving OF house bill No. 22l,
which was recently published in The Post;
rms is the bill TO protect the game of
Texas. 1t Is measure that is approved by
the Texas Game Protective association.
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Territory Trngcdy.

Ardmore. I. T.. February l3.--In diff
Guilty at Wynnewood yesterday evening
John Werner shot and instantly killed VIII
Lewis. Lewis had been intoxicated for sew
eral days and had threatened TO kill Wer-
ncr over some trivial affair.
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lIunfsatilI. Nnfes

Huntsville, Texas. February IL. - The
commissioners court has rolnsured the
court house for $4,000 for three years with
the local agency OF w. II. Woodall.
Miss Ella Davis has arrived home from
Nacogdoches, where she has been teaching
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HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY FEBRUARY Ia 1907

court OF this State the clerk Of the court
IN party TO the suit he shall be disquAli-
,n rom acting as clerk OF the court In
would devolve on him In that case shall
oevoive upon and be performed by the clerk
OF the other Of said courts In the same
county.
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smithvillo. Texas. February i3.-city
Marshal Dan jenkins and Joe Sim. consta-
hle. succeeded In capturing an escaped con-
Wet here yesterday. lie ia the negro Bill
Dibble. sert from Colorado county for ton
years for murder.
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Austin. Texas February 3.-Representa-
tive Kirk of Lavaca county succeeded In
Frightening the faces about the press desk
by presenting the newspaper representa-
tives with box of cigars this morning.
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The pnliove RESOLUTIONS.

Austin. Texas. February 13.-The follow
Ing is the report of the committee on reso-
lutions of respect to the memory of Hon.
John a. Balowe. once representative
from Fort Bend county, adopted Friday by
the house:
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GOSSIP.

r.r,,. February 10. - Senator
,lsssaptly anticipating the trip
s...,on tn Galveston down Buffalo
y, ,be legislature. which is slated
w.ek He made the trip twenty
sso on the occasion OF the
- ssir when the hotels in lious-
W., silled and no good accoinmo-
IA ,ben be found. This time
y. homes TO find the attending CIR
49, more congenial, ana IL Is sac
s,s that he will at the hands Oh 'ho
! Of Houston
,.,,ov servant bill will be up again
,,,dsntion Monday in the senate
N.. special order. The fight is
4. amendment of Mr.. Dlbrell, which
r.,ss oue day last week. The indi-
Ar. that It will carry, although
,.o.ure the assertion that II the en-
,r,e strength Of the body was present
cotiou would be in doubt. AS 1t
now the amendment will probably
,. o,t NJ the twenty-sey
'h''eu w. co., a,a,. al,
with Mt. pipfeii
declaring locomotive engineers not
.rsr,s placing them upon an
Tho men who
~ WIN D.,
The throttles CONFESS tne! i'nu '''iie
M but are anxious to have their
-.,,,r.n included. Eight years
~, st., had nm recoy-
niiVea n'sn .'"'.A -
II tho hands OF the law anu ieJo'oe
"A advancement made thus far. y
.n, h,u practically upon the
-. AZ. r.,y,s. nil, wos
pans on WHICH MI. LOWS
Ue,ed passed the Missouri mousse W
Il Of ~ 10 !. and, going 10 'he gov
received bis signature lnere IS
eseut debate, when may DC piaceu ~
mann s,ssses. "t NJ 1N u.s. '' esne-
,n,rouI,tic to the bin believe, as
ated BY The senator from Bexar, there
lunaef rellel granted tlal unaer .lo =
sssn arc mot ready In plunge head
he vortex for the sake of being
nnloriIy. put are Wili'ns TO lhaSe
,sA, avme, W an T NV nv, 40 othors
~, ~ cono,ors Torr and
~ .. a. ,a,,os,i t1,' 80 ai,har Nil
rrimsnt 4 now turn has become
n, vSlch "a In avon, ,he or,,ndment
nhr.,I &c successfuI anotbar viii
.trducsS n ,nc,nao ,,r,r,an rondrr-
M br,tsmen with onctnoers ralrinc
,.l,or. servo,,s anrir 10 80 ono av
81 he "tIn huoket brirade " Tor which
eiru,I nil, nroviacs co,f,dcrco is
nj ia the senator's 10 adont these neo-
sihp the fold n after a bard ,lpht
.DH,tll features can nor be dofeatod
Mn the senate oommit,cc on educa-
w,ts,d.v u,o, AZ. p.,,., ,n, o.,
~ "neh Mr. pa'iey 5 Dill LOT
astoo and maintenance OF an indus
aton, Mrs s,oddara =, no,,,s ,a,v
J IN the councils q, tba wcrran,s
aap Temperance union a, rorss ,rd
yredenbers 0, Austin, liEor',s ,ahor
| b (. good cause, .ppearca In s,,nnort
r. uisure. Mrs. stoddara presented a
7, common sense argument in favor of
~ education in matters practical as
\. = ,, theoretical. Her idea was that tho
9. 9 g they would be equipped with
| T. es0s :, the household, and compo-
being rear USe' IN nAs so argued that girls
J, lasv nothing Of the culinary V Sepayt T. ,
ii. S sars cooking, house cleaning.
cation Of , .,e'' area are as REQUISITE to tho
asy, srr n ,Ie coming mothers as ma
ph 10 h how M, or business educa-
.t wy. shis, NredcnDcrr cOncllrrad
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Bolton. Texas. February iS.-F. NJ. For
roster. charged with rape, was today givei
a life sentence IN the penitentiary. Tn
Jury was out only short time.
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stores Burmiari.ed.

Fairlle. Texas. February 1.-THE stcrs
Of James g. Son was burglarizcd last night
OF tobacco. coffee and canned goods 70 the.
amount OF SIS or SEQ Entrance was gsine6
by forcing the back door with tools OBJ
tanned from an adjacent blacksmith SHOP
There Is no clue 10 the thieves.
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cute the work and 1t is expected much
time VIII be consumed in reaching a con-
ClusiOu
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49,, '" y, NJ Holland o, Hou.,or Wa,
alu,, W. :, 0'aer day by being elected
=. -, o. the Joint committee from the
AtitAl al,,,,s. ' 10 fedlstrict the state in
aasa , na.. as the person firling that
prvdcierey ',, a. b, one of 1>ct
sll Is thoryv IN judicial matters. as
~, ssorrsssshi familiar win tS no
~ to sscnr apa n.y. Provisions have bean
. data, maps, etc, to pross'
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'0,ao'e report on Mr. Beall's bill,
p,,,,s. STATE examining board OF
n s,.s 70 purchase county school bonds.
, s the State on an equal ,ootIng
y, H.. IN bonds, The law now pro-
= the her D,r .h N.,' State shall not pay more
b Bal s ~ r. value for school bonds when
20 to enter y ,Sa to change and allow
fi~ ' the market and pay the fixed
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Boys Shirt Waists.

Our new spring hnc OF Boys Shlrt
Waists. at 300 each. are indeed remark
able. qualify, make ~ aud finish are
lar superior to any Waist thnts ever been
sold fer Joc. We have ihtrn In the Negligt
shirt Niy1c. with collar just Ike on a
Mans Shirt. ana pocket, Of with me deep
sailor collars about one hundred differ
those very popular Navy Blue, with mot
tied whre Stripe. they're great Wa.ats
for J0c: all sizes. to II.
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There's over twenty different
patterns Of Chlldran'S Ruffled
Bl0usGS, ages 3 10 8, al SOC for
your pick; The Collars, Cuffs
and Fronts Of these BlOuSes are
RuffIed; then re extra well
made and SeWed, and eYerD
Waist we sell Will sell US an
other. We wonder and you'll
wonder WIN they're 0nlU SOC,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-09-18
Comfort to California.

Every Thursday morning, q tourist
sleeping car for Salt Lake City, San
Francisco and Los Angeles leaves Oma-
ha and Lincoln via the Burlington Route.
1t is carpeted upholstered in rattan /;
has spring seats and backs and is pro-
vided with curtains, bedding. towels.
soap, etc. An experienced excursion
conductor and "A uniformed Pullman
porter accompany it through to the
Pacific Coast.
While neither as extensively finished
nor az fine to look at as a palace sleeper,
il is just as good to ride in. Second
class tickets are honored and the price
of a birth, wide enough and big enough
for two, is only $500.
For q folder giving full particulars,
call at the nearest b. & NJ. r. X. ticket
Office. Or, write to ]. Francis, General
Pass'r Agt., Burlington Route, Omaha,
Nebraska.
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Notice Of Sheriffs Sale---By Action.

State OF South Dakota, County of Custer. In
Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit.
The First National Bank Of
Custer City, South Dakota, q
Corporation.y Plaintiff,
Cyrus W. Hitchcock, and
the County of Custer, South
Dakota, a Municipal Corpor-
alton, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
Judgment VI Foreclosure anu sale In the above
entitled action on the Seventh day OF Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1897, and an execution Issued upon
said judgment, the subscriber, Frank walsh,
Sheriff OF Custer County, State OF South Da.
kota, for that purpose appointed, viii sell at
| public auction at the front door OF the Court
| House in the town Of Custer City, County OF
Custer. and State Of South Dakota, on Monday,
October 25th, 1897, at ! O'Clock In the afternoon
premises situate In the County. Of Custer, and
Judgment sdass e sssfs ss SskHsa' Is s e sSEa. { u sss ssiS
described as follows:
In Block Number One Hundred and Thirty-hye
13bl. In the town OF Custer City, Cnster County,
State OF South Dakota, as the same appears
upon the recorded plat thereof, duly hled and
recorded In the ONCE OF Register OF Deeds IN
together with all the improvements, buildings
sifiuated thereon, and all the appurtenances
thereunto In anywise belonging and appertain-
ing. or so much thereof as may be sufficient TO
satisfy said Judgment and costs, amounting "
Forty-fiye Cents cess. 49,, with interest thereon
from the date OF said Judgment, and all accruing
costs of sale.
Dated at Custer City, South Dakota. septcm-
FRANK WALSH,
Sheriff Of Custer County, 8. d.
WooD & PORTER, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
First publication, Sept. II, 1897,
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A. T. FEAy, ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 963.
.. 8. LAND orTIc. RAPID err. {. D..

". -. LAND OFEICE AAElD OIIl,E. d.,
August 25th, 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph G. Spencer,
by his attorney IN fact, Charles G. Crary, whose
South. Dakota, has this day filed his application
for q patent for 1896 linear feet ON the Hawkeye
Lode, bearing mica and other minerals, situate
I'm unorganized, Custer Mining District, Custer
County. South Dakota, and designated by the
Official plat and field notes ON file In this once
as lot No. li26. and described as follows, viz:
,o Beginning sgr . as the sas southwest %ttS corner rnere o. Sa
Lake Lode, survey No. 947, q pine post 8 feet
long, 4 inches square. Q feet In ground, with
I ISal Mon IN mo- No. 81 ssi bears 8. q deg. os mimi 4. Si7 4
800 feet to cor. No. >. Thence N. 20 deg. 20 min.
x, $50 feet TO cor. No. g. Thence ~. 30 deg; %
1875 chiseled On rock. Thence :. 81 deg. s. min.
I: 200 feet TO cor. No: 8 2 Cross and SHIilss
ehllselsd oSnnyr e 81 a. IDENTICAL :ESsn Win 3 cor q a NO 4 I; lake AK
chllseled on rock, identical with cor. No. 8. Lake
Lode, survey No. az. Thence 8. 20 deg. 20 min.
es7, 70 cor. No. I, and place Of beginning. i4s6
feet Of said Hawkeyc Lode IL running north.
easterly from the Discovery Cut, and 10 feet
on saId claim, together with $50 feet In width on
each side Of the middle OF the vein a. the sur
face. and the surface ground shown upon the
Magnetic variation is deg. east. and forming .
portion Of township 2, soutt. n range 8 east,
Black Hills Meridian.
The location of this mine Is recorded In the
Register Of Deeds once Of Custer County, south
Dakota; original location on page 2g Book ~,
and amended location on page 80. IN Book ., Of
Lode Location Records. Adjoining cmtmantg
touching the line Of l-2 OF Lake No. 2 Lode,
owned BY this claimant. No conflict with any
other claim.
portion Of said Hawkoye Lode or surface ground
are required 70 file their adverse clAime with
the Register Of the United States Land once ~
PERIOD 81 publication hereof, or they viii So
barred 81 virtue q ne provislons oft6e statute.
II IL hereby ordered, TINT tho foregoing Notice
0f Application for Patent b. pub!t6hed for the
period Of sIxty dayn, ten conseckrvo wceksls -
i ~ cg: g Gs csssa dsss, so 49, bs. esxspapsr pa0-