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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

city Attorney Meredith Talks AbontJudEe
Goff'- Decision.

CITY Attorney c. V. Meredith returned
to the city yesterday after several day :
J absence. He was asked yesterday nom.
| ing by Times representative wha'
| course the city would pursue IN
regard TO the decision OF Judge Con, con-
tlnuing the order restraining the city
from interfering with the poles and wires
of the Bell Telephone.
We'll" answered Mr.. Meredith, the
! regular course will be followed. Answer
| will be made By the city TO the bill, ana
! such evidence as Is necessary taken Ihen
/ If the final decision of Judge Con Is
against the city an appeal will be taken
to tho United States Circuit Court OF APP
reals. whence, If necessary, 1t may 20 10
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
These proceedings may consume two
years; may they not?" 1 asked.
1T is quite likely that they will, an
swered Mr.. Meredith.
lis there anything that the city can
do meanwhile?'
Nothing that I know Of said Mr..
Meredith. "as "a corporation. but the citi-
zens. as individuals. can soon solNe the
problem n they will
Mr.. Mcrcdith's concluding sentence
/ sounds the keynote Of the whole business.
/ as a number OF citizens have declared
( that they look M the matter IN tho same
/ light. A number OF CounCilmen. who
/ have been Intercepted ON the subject
/ have declared that there is now no way.
/ rs far as they can see; OF getting rid
of the Bell lines. =
The people at large have no especial
{ fault 10 find with the service given by
! the Bell Company but they strenu0usly
I object to any corporation insisting upon
| remaining in a city against the will Of
the city They are also greatly inconsed
az the interference Of the United States
Courts with municipal affairs. upon what
many regard as n very fiimsy preteXt.
As is we'll known, the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company. IS now
applying for local rights here. The opin-
ion is now freely expressed that If the
decision Of Judge Gom is upheld by the
Superior Court this long-dstance COM
pany need not wait for the city TO grant
IL a franchise but can march right in
and begin 10 erect it's lines under the
United States laws.
As had been anticipated the Bell Com
pany has begun TO attempt TO extend
it's lines here by putting the prices Of
phones down 10 a merely nominal figure.
and some people are avalling themselves
Of the offer The figure named by the
company is $50 per year for business
houses. and SIS for residences, although
even lower rates are obtained by some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
Behind the Times.

one OF the city officials received a let
ter a few days ago from Mr.. GottlleO
Rlttermann. OF Violin. Bohemia, Europe,
who desires 70 collect the face value OF
a so Confederate note. Tho ioHo"ins
a. an exact copy Of the contents of the
letter.
Il beg to inform you that | came over
hear from the L. States and found that
nv father has got one % Dollar BIZ, COLI
cd Confederate States OF America, from
Richu,ond. Virginia. Enssued II Fehr..
1854 II. I.erre 3, No. 1854. have send thes
% Dollar Bill to the L. ,. 1oNerhhleh'
TOO Washington. ID. c.. too send mi an
other 20 Dollar Bill for the same. bout
IN, government has returned the same
too mi with the Reply that the Notes
which are ISSUED by the late socolled
confederate States OF Amerika are not
rcturnabe by the L. 5.
ct .L-.<ora think as the 20 Dollar Bill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

4 novel sight was witnessed IN Cleve-
land. O.. recently \ man appeared rid
ing on Superior street dragging a Dig sled
after him upon which was fastened =
market basket. stopping az a grocery
store the ingenious cyciist did his market
ing. filed his basket. rcmounted his wheei
and proceeded homeward.
Much speculation Is being INDUCED Just
now as 10 who will be the next Chairman
OF the National Racing Board The lat
est report has it that George Gideon. OF
PHILADELPHIA has refused a reappointmenL
II this is true it Is not unlikely that a.
G.. Batchelder will be offered the position.
Mr. Batchelder Is one OF the best in
formed men in the league on all subjects
relating 20 racing and his appointment
would no doubt be very popular.
The manufacturers Of certain bicycles
which listed last year at 800, recently
adopted plan TO dispose OF them by
Offering them at a reduction OF SIS. The
nresent indications are that this plan VIII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
THE MOTOR SUSPENDED BENEATH TIE FRAME

and my mother fell ILL., For two years !
took care OF her. Then my sister became
an invalid. and l cared for her three
years. until she died last April. All this
time | have gone on, first with my stud
les. then with my practice ana my lee
lures and private classes
what about these private classes?"
well. / have private class OF fifteen
wealthy girls. girls who are rich i'm their
own right ana who want to know how
90 protect their property. They are all
under thirty. The youngest is about
eighteen. OF course they have no idea
Of being admitted 10 the bar and prac-
Using, but they must pass examinations
which / shall give them. and they won't
De easy examinations. either"
do older women show much desire TO
acquire q knowledge Of how 10 manage
property? Widows for instance?"
Mrs Werner smiled peculiar smile.
We'll. she said. several OF them have
cared enough about II to pay me $40
half hour FOR instruction. You can Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

not prove very successful Experienced
riders prefer a new So wheel Of unques-
toned merit 10 a last years model al the
same price, even though is list price
last season may have been 800 Through
out tho South. where the season has
opened. there seems % be little call for
last years 800. wheels al So. Riders are
looking for "a high-gradc up-tO-date wheel
az Slj. and they can get h..
Somebody with fondncss Tor figures
shows the large Increase i'm the bicycle
business in the following paragraph.
Prior 10 lss5. there were but six bicycle
factories In this country. Ia that year
there were ll.0O0 machines turned out.
Five years later there were seventeen
factories with an output Of 1000 wheels.
In 1891 the factories Increased rapidly.
ana 1900 machines were turned out. A
year later the production was 10000 and
the number OF factories more than 30.
none OF which turned out lcss than lco
wheels a year The capital invested In
these large factories Is Ss).oOoO0o and tho
estimate OF the output for the present
year Is not hes sthan 100000 wheels.
valued at 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

asked him about his plans and his hopes,
II could build In a very short time mo-
tor which for stability and capacity would
eclipse any other over used for dying ma
chimes and could. consequently. construct
"a flying machine by which = man could
be- enabled TO ny for at least ten minutes.
u seems 90 me that would .urcly be sur
hcicnt Tor The beginning.
WHAT THE INVENTOR SAYS.
"Ancr the beginning always comes con-
tiuuatiou.r continued Herr Sicntzol. !
am suro that there is no limit 60 The pos
sihihucs Of my machine. ID ia just IKE
growing plant First yon SEE inc
shoot above the ground. and then u
gradually grows ant wakes strong anu
presently 30 begins o. extend and branch
or aaI leaves form. and alter q WINE
So becomes something Of which nature
herself is proud. So 30 viii be- with my
machine
"f lavc NOW advanced 70 TO that point
whore ] am suro 10 VIII iiy. The quest on
is now as 60 the development or power'
10 takes "a lifting power or scVcnly-nFe
pounds 60 enable 20 machine 10 hy iIce
in tho air. Sow. what ] have TO do SIS
Co $50 regulate and adjust the different
elements of power that they viii act in
harmony ana enable noe 10 take my me-
chine aud d. not for five minutes. nor
for f,n minutes hut f0r as many hours.
as J uke REGARDLESS ~ tho air currents.
"The point towards which other men in-
tortsted in Che problem OF aerial locomo-
uon always worked. SIS just the one ]
have matcd-tae ability 90 rise from the
earth and rcma.l floating. and thcn The
power to move rapidly in whatever die
rOction Tho person whom the flying MAJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
ALLEGED EDERER.
Illinois Officers Pass Through Richmond
with q Prisoner.


Sheriff G. \. Shiyely, of Piatt county.
Illinois, and Dir. c. D.. Mansneld, state
attorney. were at Ford s. Hotel yesterday.
They nave under their charge Lloyd
Kincaid, who IS alleged to have been inn
plicated in a brutal murder, nearly five
years ago. ut Monticello, Ill.,. and two
has just been Indicted.
The murdered mans name was Thorn
as Hickman. He was shot ia the neck
and then placed on a railroad track.
Money TO the amount OF S6j WAS taken
from the body of the murdered man, but
the sheriff says a woman was i'm some
way mixed mp in the affair
Four men are implicated, two of them
have been arrested. kincaid is the third.
and the fourth man is still at large.
Kincald deserted his wife and child in
Illinois about two years and a half ago,
and has been working on . farm IN High
land county. Virginia. lie has been un-
der surveillance. and as soon as he was
located in Highland on Friday, Il dis
patch was sent 10 the authorities in IL
linois. whose reply was received within
three hours.
Messrs. Shively and Mansfield came az
once 20 Virginia and received the pris-
oncr, who has raised DO objections TO
returning 10 Illinois. kincaid says he
is anxious % return West. and IS conf
dent be can prove an alibi.
The Illinois, officers secured the proper
requsition papers fom Governor OFcr-
rail-. and they are very much pleased with
their treatment during their stay I'm Viz
gina.
we have hcon treated splenddly.' said
Mr.. Mansfield "aud we are very CRATE
ful 10 ~ Virginia officials for their
courtesy and kindness
That's right" said Mr.. Shivoly. 'and
whenever any of them come ont our way
We Will try our best % show them gonu-
inc Illinois hospitality
The trio LEFT for piatt county. by way
of Washington and Chicago. on the 1.lo
o'clock train last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

has bin made in Richmond Virginia per-
haps it. would be Exchanged IN your
civ. therefore would you KINDLY In
form mi II you can EXange the same
for mi for another 20 Dollar Bin Of L..
states Monny I will ridayay send you
the same but If not please INFORM
mi about the same What have too dew
with il. Yours very resncctfult
"GOTTLIEB BITTERMANN.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

with This newest OF fixing machines have
been undertaken vey privately ana WIN
married. EFFORT 20 prevent the details from
reaching thr pnouc eye. ,.,. proe.ssor
80. f.il'.-t6.f ans e1rh that al m-
-, ,,.ro v-ori alone Inc Inc of iu-
,onf-on over which Doe 50 carefully plod-
deu have determined that secrecy, like
honesty. ls the best policy.
This ls tho reason why lne N,W7 ~.
Herr sicnt1ei tNol'- ".5 ....,,s,,.,l ,,.
.1 '. .'l irterrsfa5 .n aerial prob
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
IuYsrEEfOIs HURDLR,
Five Pistol shots Heard and a Man Dis.
uppraFs.

uPprats.
WEIGH, ". VA, Feb. Especial Ed.
Totten, an ex-constable was brought here
last night and lodged in jail charged with
murder II seems TO be a mysterious
ca So. Last Saturday night Tottcn and
Lum Milan were seen coming home from
Pocahontas. they passed one Jeffiris'
house about dark together. a few min
utes afterwards. five pistol shots were
heard in the direction the men were go
ing. Milan has not been heard Of since,
Notwithstanding the whole community
has been searching for him ever since.
His horse was found the next morning
a short distance from where the shots
were heard with bridal and saddle on
Totten il is said refused 10 join Ia the
search for the mans body:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Easter Williams. an oil colorod wo-
man living below Seven Pines, was found
dead in her cabin Sunday.
She was lying in pool OF blood, and
there was e hruise on her head.
Squire Vincent held an inquest and de-
cided that the womans death WAS due
10 hemorrha.s ~ The lungs. She lived
ALOHA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Isaac Reed and Moses Tage. two ne
eroes. became tangled up In fight early
SUNDAY morning. Reed cut Fase with A
razor and inflicted three ugly wounds
on the face and body. The ambulance:
In charge OF Charles LaDcnoerg. carried
him 10 the almshouse. where ne IL now
resting quietly. Reed IL SIN al large. .
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-12
Han Dir yillip att d6.

Han dir viIIig att do. August No.
man, som mordade familjen Hiiistead,
hvilket vi omnamde forliden veckas
hummer, har tagits till fanga och sager
sig vara villig att forsona slit brott
med d0den. 5. ~
En- bitter strid pagar Sioux Falls,
s. D., ofver tillampningen af lagarne.
som rora Observation-Disclosures. Borg
mastaren onskar att Sc lagarne tillam-
pade, men majoriteten af stadsradet
regeras synbarligen at krogarne, och
dessa villa icke tillata att lagen lager
nagra hinder vagen for deras afarer.
Sadana strider, som den ofvannamda,
aro ingalunda begransade till Sioux
Falls, och aro foljden af den slappa
tillampning af forbudslagen, som man
latit komma sig till last. En- slapp
tillampning af en- lag har som sin fold
lagens forakt.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-12

En- llaftig jordst0t formarktes som
days q. d. pa fiere stallen j sodra deIen
af Michigan. I Halland var skaknin-
gen So valdsam, att en- tegelbyggnad
inst6rtade.
BibeIn | de allmanna skoIorna. For
en- It'd sedan antog ukationsnamden
Detroit. Mich, en- resolution ON in.
kop .af 1000 exemplar af S. K. bible
readings" for att begagnas vid under
visningen stadens allmanna skolor.
Tillforordnade borgmastaren George
Beck vetobelade resolutionen, men
densamma antogs 6fver hans veto. Sa-
ken drogs da inf6r rata af en- Conrad
Pfeifer och lordags fallde domare
Carpenter det utslaget, att det stred
mot landets konstitution att vid un-
dervisningen CORA bruk af dessa bible
readings" eller bibelcitat, som sagas
intet afseende yara sekteriska, som Diet
heter. utan samlats och utgifvits syf-
to att utg6ra laroamne isedlighet och
moral. Det halles FOR troligt, att fra
gan kommer att hanskjutas till hogsta
domstolen III
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-12
DdkOtd-nyheter.

Drunknad. En- f1skare, Edward Smith
drunknade pa natten emellan den fem
to och siette dennes. Han och en- kam-
rat Gus Larson, hade supit pa efter-
middagen, och da de skulle 70 hem
kantrade skutan. Larson sam till ett
trad och blef raddad. =
,BetydIig nedsattning. Jernvagskom-
missionarerna N. D. ha nedsatt frakt-
taxan pa statens jernvagar med 10 till
II procent for handelsvaror och proc.
for spanmal. Man tror att jernvagsbo-
lagen komma att vadja till domstolar-
ne imam de ga in pa forslaget
En- stad, som gar framat. Nara
100000 ha anvandts for byggnadsfore-
tag Valley City, N. D., under der de
iva sista aren, och, hvad som ar annu
battre, inga konkurser, f0rluster ge-
nom eldsvador, 6fversvamningar eller
andra olyckshandelser ha intraffat.
UseIt Iif och 0mkIigt slut Pat Ca
sey, en- krogare Deadwood, begick den
6 dennes sjelfmord genom att skjuta
sig. Under 81 Or har han varit en-
skrackinjagande buse j Black Hills.
For tolf ar sedan begick han ett kali
blodigt mord, men frikandes pa grund
af formfel. For ett par m&nader sedan
anf0l han fralsningsarmens kapten
med en- knit och d6mdes derfor till loo
dagars fangelse och $40 boter.
Bref fran Sioux Falls, S. d. Jag
kan meddela den glada nyheten, att
var alskade och hogt' aktade larare
past. Johannes Franzen ar sd pass
aterstalld till helsan, att han forlider
sondag f0rrattade gudstjensten i Ben
ton Qandtforsamlingen pa {. m. och
Sioux Falls pa qvallen. Nasta sondag
i den halles konfirmation och matt
4 vardsgang Sioux Falls. Wi ha MT
varmt och tort vader och regn onsks
i vi att "a smart. Det har nu redar
i blifvit berattadt att underteoknad blei
i valid till stadskass0r Sioux Falls der
4 20 apr. Jag endast will uttrycka miI
i hjertliga tacksamhet till ALA skandi
Lnaver, som sd endragtigt stodo pa mir
i sida. Sarskildt Sgd. Oak. Ekko ocl
nFremad". Jag hade ocksa en- goo
i help fran de NEST framstaende anne
rikanerna. Mangen betraktar det son
u ett litet underverk att jag kunde +;
!. 200 rosters pluralitet, utan att hora til
\ nagot hemligt sallskap, da jag hade 81
7 katolik SAINT frimurare, M. Woodman
i Ct. A. R.-man och fri silverman til
I motkampar, hvar och en- forlitand'
]; pa slit parti att sta honom bi. jag till
I satte mindre It'd att "electionera" aI
j nagon af nina motstanda dare. Jag ficl
\ borgesman for 1915, 600 utan att ems be
\ hofva ga ett steg for dot. Jag har
II norman och resten amerikaner TIL
I borgesman. Min Ion Dir $50 j manadel
/ och jag Far ha mitt kontor ] min egel
i handelsbutik, SD att jag kan pa samn
gang skota min egen altar. John Olson
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-12

Skadeersattning. malet mot Dells
Lumber Company tillerkandes Erik
son $1,000 for lidna skador. Erikson
dog for fyra veckor sedan.
Eldsvada. Ole Mattsons sag
Trade Lake Iedbrann harom natten.
Den var ieke ndf0rsakrad, och for
lusten pa den samma uppgar till So, 900.
Man misstanker att det var mord-
brand. ... -. .
Skogseldar fororsaka stora forluster
pa fera stallen staten. Penokee
range ha atskilliga millioner fot tim
fner, som tilIhorde Nc Phee & Arthur
Bros, gait forlorade. Utmed Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul banans spar norr
ON Green Bay har eld utbrutit och i
indian reservationen nordost ON Ke-
shena ha atskilliga acres skog blifvit
nedbranda. Sj6man pa Lake Superior
saga, att roken fran de brinnande sko-
garne ligger sa tjock ofver sion att sjo-
farten hindras betydligt.
Den rattegang mot Sault Ste. Marie
jernvagen, som Clifford & son inledt
for utbekommande af 10000, afgjordes
harom dagen pa sa satt att karanden
tillerkandes S2,616. Delta Or ej nog att
betala Observation-Disclosures. Det var
| angaende de forluster, som fororsaka-
des af de stora skogseldarne, som rasa-
de 1894. Juryn ans&g, att det var svart
att afgora huru stor skuld jernvagsbo-
laget hade namda eldsvada, da elden
utbrutit samtidigt pa fiera olika stall
| len. Ofyer hundra skadeersattnings-
ansprak uppgaende till flere hundra-
tusen Eoro inlemnade emot bolaget.
Fyra personer skjutna. En- farmar-
betare, William Pouch, som for tva ar
sedan hade arbetat for en- farmare vid
Mann Harris, hvilken bodde fem mil
soder ON Waukesha, kom till den Sc
mare pa qvallen den dennes och be-
garde att IA STAMINA 0fver natten. Han
tillats komma in, erhon qvallsvard och
anvisades ett rum. Kl. 5 foljande NOR
gon, d& mr.. Harris och hans drang gait
ut for att mjolka korna, lemnade
! Pouch sitt rum och gick ut till de bada
mannen, och utan det ringaste var
ningsord skot dem. Harris dog ogon
blickligen och hans drang blef troll
gen lifsfarligt sarad. Mordaren ater-
vande derpa till huset sasom ON ingen-
ting handt och bestallde frukost al
den. som han nyss gjort till enka Eff
ter fntagen frukost skot han mrs. Har-
ris och hennes tjensteficka, och sarade
bada lifsfarigt. Endast drangen Nc
Holt tros mojligen kunna lefva. En-
da bevekelsegrunden till det rysliga
dadet synes ha varit att "a plundra hu
set, hvilket han sedan foretog sig.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-12
Wisconsin nyheter.

Skadeersattning. I malet mot Dells
Lumber Company tillerkandes Erik.
son $1,000 for idna skador. Erikson
dog for fyra veckor sedan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-12-04
First pub OF 30; last Dec. /, 1897
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office mt Marquette, Mich.
O.fnber 9th $50,

Land Office Mt Marquette Mich.
October 18th, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have flied notice of their in
tention To make final proof In support of their
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the clerk of the circuit court of Baraga COM
~. at LAnse, Mich. on December 9TH. 1897, viz:
Charles Robin. hid application No. 6si2. for
the Il OF Sc h,nw \ of y and e y of
W \, sec. 81, tip. 81, n r 81, W.
Also Theodore q. Soil, hid application No.
1898, for the W u, sec. 3, tip SO. n 81, W.
Also Frank Paquette, hid application No.
They name the following Witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon aud cultiva-
ton OF said land, viz; Charles Robin, Thee
dore q. Soil, Frank Paquette, of Pequaming,
Mich; Alfred Peterson, Andrew Peterson. of
skanee, Mich; John II. Thomas, OF L'Anse,
Mich.
PETER PRIxEAu,
Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-12-04
First pub. Oct. %, 1897; last Jan. 10, 1895
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, default has been made in the con.
ditions of u certain mortgage. made by Thomas
Scales aud Mary Scales, his wife, of the town
ship nf Baraga, county of .Baraga, and state
of Michigan, party of the first part. to Levi
Walker, then of the village Of LAnse, in said
county aud state. party of the second part,
which mortgage is dated June 5th, 1881 and
was recorded In the office of the register OF
deeds of the county of Baraga, on the 9th day
of June 1888. in Lber A of mortgages ON
pages 30 and 2il, whereby the power of sale
Ia said mortgage contained has become
operative and on which mortgage there is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice.
the sum Of one hundred and thirty-tive and
g-luO dollars principal and interest, and the
further sum of twenty-five dollars provided in
said mortgage as an attorney fe', aud no suit
or proceeding At law having been Instituted
to recover the amount secured by said mort
gage or any part of that amount; and whereas
the said mortgage has been duly ASST gned by
the said Levi Walker the party of the second
part therein, to James c. Ware, Of Champaign.
In the county Of Champaign, state OF Illinois,
by deed OF assignment bearing date the
18th day of september, 1927, and recorded IN
said registers Office on the 4th day of
October. 1891, at four O'Clock y. NJ, In Liber
of mort cages ON page %
Now, therefore, by virtue of the power OF
sale in said inovigage contained, and OF the
statute OF this state In such case made and
provided notice Is hereby given. that on the
l7tn day of January, 1898, al II o'clock in the
forcnoon. the premises IN said mortgage
described, or so much thereof as may he
necessary to satisfy the amount due on said
mort gage, with legal costs, will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder. at the
front door of the court house in the village of
EAnse, in said county of Baraga, that hein =
the place of holding the circuit court for said
county.
The premises tn be sold are described in
said mortga as follows, to-wit: All those
certain pieces or parcels of land situate in the
township Of Baraga, in the county of Baragj,
aud state Of Michigan, described rs follows,
to.wit: Being the north sixty-six .66l acres OF
the north half of the northw west quarter OF
section two e., town hfty.two tA2l, north. of
range thirty-three t3}ji west; also the north
twenty-five t2?i acres of lot number one q in
same section, town and range.
Dated October Goth, lsy1.
JAMES G. WARE.
ISL. Assignee of said Mortgage
CHADBOURNE n REES.
Attorneys for Assignee,
Honghlon. Michiyan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-12-04
First pub. Nov. 49, last Dec. IL, 1897.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Marquette, Mich
m,

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his in
tentou to make final proof inssupport of his
the Clerk of the circuit court of Baraga coun-
~, AT EAnse, Mich on December 10th. 1881,
viz: john Olson, hid. application No. si6, for
the u W y OF : = 4. see ~, tpi9 u r 81 W.
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and culiiva-
tion Of said land, viz, William Peterson.
Michael Creeden. Of L'tnse Mich; GILBERT
Ellinson, Christ Olson, of Michigamme. Mich.
PETER PRIMEAu,
Register.