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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-11

Use the Long Distance Telephone to Mime.
Dota, No. and So. Dakota cities and teWRA
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-11

Read the want ads in the Sunday
G. o b e, you will find them instructive,
amusing and profitable.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-11
After Dinner Cigars.
A Hint Too Late for Mary.

Go to Adam Fetsch's for your fine
Key West and Domestic Cigars.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-11
BILLS INTRODUCED.

By Request Of the Governor
S. F. CO. (Stebbins)-Proposing an amend
ment to the constitution providing for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-11

kept strong and healthy,
her children will be 70.
bust and good natured.
IT. Haot --aGtr,-a So
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-11
ODDS AND ENDS.

Speaker Jones announced a select commit
tee TO consider the Dare printing bill as fol-
lows: Messrs. Cray, Dare and McGiu.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

We commend these words OF
President Schurman Of Cornell Uni
versity to those who would degrade
our universities by the silencing Of
truth and the teaching Of falsehoods
at the dictation of Mammon; espe-
cially do We commend them to Prot.
Laughlin of Chicago and the trus-
tees of Brown University who, hav.
ing striven to Gust DR.. Andrews
from the presidency OF that institu-
ton, because he would NOS abandon
the altar Of truth and knowledge
and fall down to worship ct the altar
OF Mammon and having beaten N
ignominious retreat before the force
of public opinion, may at last BE-
open to the truth Of such words o
these:
"A teacher i the representative Of no
ones b ninistsss io the Temple Of 8chol-
arshtR an6 - hold other views than he
states would b sacrilege o. worse than
saOrilege
.MooA1eia nesded 10 run university.
cd. - ~ DaEe, or Rnasd q Trustesa
hsve troable n QAkteg both sads NEST !;
ret u nnaey isto ~ - eoal e lnstruc.
tiun by - enp), 1ioA q truth, ~ 1T
ting the fiait u teaotee, bvsser 41hous.
aad tim<s &hat the iaslitat4sA. alayelA ~,
ool ~ extoeeG ga It's I'D Ut u aSi1eriilg
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

The jury which investigated the
killing of the striking miners at
Latimer, after an hours delibera.
ton. declared that they come to
their death by gunsho. wounds on
September 10, 1897, at the hands of
Sheriff James Martin and his dep
utiee. A majority of the jury further
declared that the miners ''were shot
and killed while marching peaceably
and unarmed ON the public high
way; that they were intercepted by
said Sheriff Martin and his depu-
ties and mercilessly shot to death.
and We do further find that the kill
ing was unnecessary and could have
been avoided without serious injury
to either person OF property. and We
find, finally, that the killing was
wanton and unjustiiable."
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

A dispatch from Liverpool, Sept.
28th, says: Otley White and Ave
children, and G. w. Farmer and
wife, oil colored, who belong to o
party of 315 emigrants who left
Savannah for Liberia, by the steamer
Labrador, in March 1895, have just
arrived here from Liberia. The Far.
mers are destitute and the Whites
have only enough money TO enable
them to reach the United States.
All the adult members Of the party
described the conditions Of those
whom they have left in Liberia Is
being most pitiable. They say the
land promised them by the Liberia
agents in the United States turned
out to be absolutely 20 good. They
assert that more than half the Lab
rador's party are dead. and that the
rest of them are trying to reach the
United States.
The whites and farmers say in
conclusion that the Liberian Gov
eminent did nothing for them and
the climate Of the Republic of Ii
IBERIA is most unhealthy.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
0Prsgl1ea uep11AH 1gug1DL

R1uannnne Chnoh q tho Cn1ouo1D unagoxn3fY
Weahus 50 1nA1nh Onnss - o1aS1A
Prof.. Al Chosh Of IT, Calcutta
university . > natiys East lndian. -
forth il "a article eatlf1ed " lndia's
Cause for Silver IL To Qeeqbsr
number Of the North American Re-
visw. The reasons Why The peoPls Of
India deeirs the rsopsning Of the lp-
dian minis. Prof. Chosh arraisns
tho British Government for block
ing tho way for IN international
agreement for the remoneeisation Of
silver, saying that in GLOWING the
Indian mints L has con6scated one
half Of the wealth Of the people Of
the Indian empire. He exprsssed
the opinion that England may be
forced, out Of regard TO her own
interests, 10 change her course. and
he concludes:
III, however, Notwithstanding every
eatreaty, she proves false to her own and
the worlds interests, then she may learn
TO her coat that other nations can act
without hei and may ses the very thing
come to pass in retribut,on which she -
long opposed. If che still continues to
block the way, ii Senator Wolcott's mis-
sion fails aud the Indian mints remain
unopened, the last hope of India must lie
10 Mr.. Bryan. If three years hence his
efforts are crowned with success, which
necessarily they must be if nothing l.
done mean while to solve the great ques-
tion, he will, perhaps, ind the gold wor-
shippers Of Europe, headed BY England,
waiting in trepidation 10 his antechsmber
TO cntreat N international agreement.
That will be the hour of his triumph,
and IN anticipation of 1t the three hun
dred millions Of India will wish him
godspeed with all the power Of their
stricken hearts,"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

The notice of foreclosure and
sale of the Union Pacific Railroad
and franchises in Nebraska, Wyom-
ing and Utah has been filed for
publication in the Cheyenne papers.
The sale is to take place November
LIST. AZ the terms Of sale have
been agreed upon by the Attorney
General and . syndicats Of Union
Pacific stockholders, il is not prob
able that there will b more than
one bidder. aud the Govsrnmen
will lose about @2a,O OO, 600 hy the
Transaction. Tbecorporatioas which
contributed to the Hanna campaign
fund, and nearly ali Of them did,
are getting their money back with
interest. Mr.. Hanna ssys It 10 I'll
night, President Mckinley echoes
Mr.. Hanna'& words, snd both say
20 the people, What are you going
70 DO about it?" =
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

Mexican dollars have reached the
lowest price ever known. Collector
Isckson of San Francisco received
. telegram Saturday from Assistan
Secretary of the Treasury Howell,
informing him, officially. that owing
TO the steady decline in silver the
value of the Mexican dollar is now
only 44.6 cents. The managers of
some Of the large smelters in Mex
leo have notified the men that here
after their salaries will not be paid
in gold bu: will be in Mexican silver
at the ratio Of two Mexican dollars
for one gold dollar. It is reported
that the same action will be taken
by the railways and foreign corpora
tons in Mexico toward their Office
employees.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
Ar ss0mr or m anna.

Ax0ovpeuor opunEuo YeaEnoA Per 0Annn
II NgAaesa 11nss.
4 special dispatch - III wash
ington Post from Wilanine psl.,
eays:
canasd 81 divorcs reocaedings, u -0ovsr-
nor Wiliiam spz1gns q Rhods lslasd,
yesterday had : patheeic weefl1g =
Waohiaetoa with tWo u hi& deoabtofs,
Portia and Kitty. When Gov. 0pragus
vas divorced from Kate Chase, 10 years
go, his three daughter, Ethel, Portia
and Kitty, wers, placsd in the custody At
their mother, whoae homo y in wash
ingtoa. During tho pest 10 years the
latter kept . conataat vigil O. the girls,
restraining them from communicating,
either directly Of indirectly, with their
father Or any Of his relatives.
~0eysral weeks ago Portia was appointed
10 position in one Of the departments,
and she decided to caro- for herself. She
Left her home and took apartments 10 :
fashionable boarding house on New Jer
ssy avenue. Realiziag that abe vas able
to maintafs herself without any assistance
from her mother, she concluded that she
had . right to wrste to her father and
break the long siiencs between them.
Accordingly. she wrote him . touching
epistle, which reached him 1t his Nara
gansett home last week. In her letter,
Portia implored her father to come and
zee her. Yesterday morning the old gov
crnor went down to Washington ON the
Z. y. psAa
were ct the station ready to greet HIM.
The meeting between them was affecting.
Copious tears streamed down the fathers
cheeks - he caressed each child.
''Their pathetic meeting was witnessed
BY several persons. 1t took the governor
Is OF 30 minutes to recover. after which
he escorted the girls to Portals home and
later presented them to his present wife,
Mrs. Incz Spragus. A unique feature Of
the meeting 10 the tact that it 10 not yet
known to their mother, who 10 now visit
ing in Columbus, Ohio"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

Total area of survey 1890 claimed
and sought to be patented. l3o-0of ac1%
\: The said mining claims being OF recoss
in the ONCE OF the County hec0ros1
HALEY, in Blaine County, state OF lGsno'
as follOws: Haimdal, In BOOK IS OF lI~ss
lions vt page los; SmOienski, III BOOK ! ~
Quartz Aiming Claims ut page iZSi We" s,..
ern, in Book ~ of Locations at page iA0,
Ben Harrison, III Book 70 Of Locations
page liz; Midland, in Book 70 Of LIZ
elOns at page ia; Edbem Pasba, In ooV Va.
0i Quartz L0de Mining Claims III paSs ~, "a
Union, in Book q of Locations at paSs 49,. -.
The nearest known locations being S'
Ula. Silver Bullion, Orc and Teller. .,,
Amy and all persons claiming ao'eIv
any portion vi the said Halmdai, ola
ienskl. " estern, Ben Harrison, Mia ls,S1
Edhem Pasha and Union Consonas"ud
LOdes, Survey No. 1899, or surface slC .'r,s
are required to file their adverse ,Ts;,.d
thereto with the Register OF the V ,iaho
states Land Office, At HALEY State OF Ia ssoi
within the sixty days publication Lns' c,.r
OF they will be barred by virtue OF 'ns "A
viaions Of the statute in such cases
aud provided. 80,
W. H. BRODHEAD, Register, =.
] direct that the foregoing notlce ~
plication for patent be published iof u I'D
Rod Of sixty days ten CONSECUTIVE csv,.
in the kgrcHuM KEYSTONE. u weekly u',o.
paper published Ut ketchum. Blame .s
y, state OF Idaho. being the ns"'P
published nearest said claim. :...r
w. II. BkUDHEAD, KeglsssSo,
First publication. september II, w.
". n WATT, Attorney for Clsimss~
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

News Of : most sncouFaging na-
ture to bimetallists comes from
France. An Intelligent and paias-
taking American nsvspapsf uorrs-
spondent now in Paris, pays tho
st. Louis Republic, has made Close
investigation Of the financial ssnti-
ment Of the ruling glasses ID France,
and declares that although Frunce
10 not > silver producing nation, Jet
the sentiment 10 favor Of free silver
coinage il much stronger thers
than Ia the United States. In fact
it ID almost universal. aocording 70
his observations, and it, advocates
include not only the President. the
Ministry and = majority Of the
Senate and Chamber Of Deputies.
but several Of the most powerful
financiers in the country, who are
presidents of banks, trust COM
panies, boards Of trade and other
commercial organisations and COR
ROA 0NAO40s
The correspondents avowal that
1.-THE class Of mon in France who
are most active in promoting bimet-
allikm represent interests similar
to those Of the single gold advocates
in the United States" Is particularly
encouraging. If this reversed con-
dition exists in France, where
finance is moro nearly perfected -
a practical science than in any other
country, the contention Of the
monometallists 10 left without q
substantial foundation.
He notes also that last winter the
Chamber Of Deputies passed q res
olution by q two-thirds vote declar-
ing that 1.-THE establishment of in.
bimetallism would be q
great benefit to the agricultural, in
dustrial and commercial interests
of the country. and We urge upon
the Government the advisability of
doing all in its power to establish
and maintain, by International
agreement, a stable parity of ex-
change between gold and silver"
This resolution was introduced by
NJ. Meline, Prime Minister, and
represents the views Of the Govern.
ment.
With such 4 strong bimetallic
as this in France, which
dominates the Latin Union, it is
only a question of time when bimet-
allism is bound to be established. |
The United States could take the in |
tiative without the dread of having
40 allies to fight the battle. Great
Britain would soon have to reopen
he mints of India to the white
metal to prevent upheavals in the
vast commerce of that country. |
But to accomplish anything in that
inc we shall have to. elect a Con-
yress and a President in the United
States who will deal fairly with the
question and honestly with the
people. That is a matter
which the voters can attend to in |
800.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
Tr~mvay over chilkoot Pass.

A dispatch to the Globe Democrat
from Louisville, KY, Oct. LIST says /:
Louisville capitalists and others
have plan on foot for the construc-
ton of q tramway over the Chilkoo,
Pass from Dyea to Lake Linderman.
q distance of twenty-five miles, the
crossing of which is now a bugbeal
to the hundreds of proepectors who
are trying to enter the Klondike
regions. Sam Stonebush, secretary
of the Commercial Club, has re-
turned from Chilkoot Pass, where
he went to make an examination OF
the feasibility of securing rapid
transit over the pass. A railway
being regarded AZ impracticable, u
tramway is recommended. Mr..
Bush reports that the tramway is
not only feasible but decidedly
practicable, and that it can be con-,
structed for $150,OOO. Ten Louis
vile men will furnish the capital
and work will be begun at once.
AS is we'll known, the transporta-
ton of winters supply Of rations
for one man costs about $500, being
at the rate of 4Oc a pound. Mr..
Bush figures that the tramway can
receive 15c pound for the trans
portation and he estimates that the
receipts for the FIRST year will b.
100000. The tramway will be in
operation at an early date, as Mr..
Bush and the capitalists associated
With him will bend every energy
10 open this route to all corners b.
next spring.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

There 10 crisis in Spanish poll
tics which augurs we'll for Cuban
independence. The Old Ministry
has resigned and the Queen Regent
has accepted their designations.
Senior Segasta has been summoned
to form q new cabinet and it is said
that the new Ministry will grant
liberal measures of some rule aud
autonomy to Cuba and make the
island 40 independent as Canada.
The United States which processes
sympathy for ali oppressed people
who are struggling to free themselves
does not recognize the Independents
of Cuba nor grant tho Cubans the
rights of balligerents, yet they con-
tinue to battle for lihsfty and hold
their own against the disciplined
and we'll armed forces 81 Spain.
II > nav Ministry grants them the
right 10 govern themselves their
struggles have not been in vain.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
The Situation In Ohio.

An election is to take place in
Ohio in November for State officers
and legislature that will elect q
United States Senator for six years
to succeed Mr.. Hanna, who was
appointed to succeed Mr.. Sherman.
There are FIVE Tickets now in the
field with the gold Democrats to
hear from. The tickets are the
Gold Republicans. the Silver Re.
publicans, the Silver Democrats,
the Populists and the Negro Pro.
tective party.
The principal contest Is between
the Gold Republicans and the Silver
Democrats. The gold men are for
Hanna for Senator and they are
supported by every trust and mo-
.nopoly in the State. 1t is charged,
also. that the Populist leaders are
playing into the hands of Hanna,
who paid many of them to put a
ticket in the field with the redoubt-
able Coxey, of ''get off the grass.
notoriety for Governor. The Gold
Democrats, who are also Hanna
men, it is said, will no doubt put q
ticket in the field for q blind if they
think they can strengthen the Hanna
party by doing so. II that 10 not
done they will vote direct for the
Gold Republicans.
The campaign is quite lively with
the odds in favor of the Gold Re-
publicans, wis have abundance Of
money and are using the Federal
patronage for all it is worth to elect
their ticket. The State is crowded
with speakers. Secretary Sherman
is to address the citizens and Pres
ident Mckinley is billed for tour
through the State on . Pullman
car. from the rear end Of which be
will speak at every railroad village.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, when told
Of the criticism which had been
excited in the south by her removal
from her old home at Beauvoir to
New York, said that her principal
reason for moving was her health,
but that she was also Influenced by
the isolation of her southern home
and the annoyance of sightseers
who visited the old home Of the
president of the confederacY.-r
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

The announcement that Captain
General Weyler is to be superseded
in command of the Spanish forces
in Cuba has been hailed with general
Thanksgiving by the American peo-
pie, whom his atrocities have re-
peatedly Mortified. He may be,
however, succeeded by an officer as
bloodthirsty as himself.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

It is thought that in October.
when the elections in Ohio and
other states are near at hand, an
other report will be sent out that
England has agreed to send dele
gates to an international monetary
conference, so as to help out Hanna
and other goldbug Senators by fool
ing the people and making them
believe that the Republican party
is friend of silver.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

The business of the Chicago sau.
sage maker 10 nearly dead. Since
the Leutgert trial began. and the
interior and basement views of the
factory have been shown up so often
in the newspapers, the public has
lost its appetite for sausage. Some
of the hotels and restaurants that
formerly did a thriving trade in
sausage have ceased to serve it.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

The oldest newspaper in tho world
10 the "Kin Pan," of Pekin, China.
1t has been published continuously
for nearly thousand years. It now
publishes three editions daily.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

Henry George has been nominated
for Mayor of Greater New York by
the United Democracy, composed
Of independent Bryan and free sill
yer clubs. Mr.. George once polled
68 900 votes az . labor candidate
for Mayor of New York.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

On q recent Sunday tho Rev.
Thos. Dixon, OF New York, Incl
dentally mentioned tho nsme of
VIM. J. Bryan in the course of his
sermon, which was followed by .
storm of applause.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

The daughter of the czar of Rus
sia. the little grand duchess Olga,
is said to be the richest baby in the
world. The week she vas born
$4,000, 900, invested in English and
French securities, was settled upon
her.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
Administrators Notice
Istats of WILLIAM HYNDNAN' "

lTotics 6 hereby given, that ls'. an 10
eetate q William Hyndman, dec n 10
were granted to the undersigned pSrobalp
Nh day OF November. l8o6, BY the wv
Court q Maine county. .;,.k I'D
Au pereony having claims againt,:s =
1855 ~ required to exhibit tnsM ssnu,
G NJ otoro ia Ketchum. btains - ~
Idnh6. within ten months sltst -
p0bl1oot5oo Of thiD notice. OF
= fceouor barrod. 100
M IL dsy II December, 70 =
11ipi D1eo Exttk ~ M e.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
Application for a Patent.
Notice No. 1876.
Survey No. 1240.
United States Land Ohsce /.

united states Land ORiCe-
HALEY, Idaho, September 10, 1897. I
Notice Is hereby given. thit the Trium pi
Aiming Company. corporation duly or
gained and existing under and by virtu,
Of the laws for the State of Utah, and doinr
business in the County of Blaine. State 81
Idaho, by its attorney intact w. II. Watt
whose postofice address il HALEY. County
OF Blaine, State of Idaho. has made appli-
cation for United States Patent for the
.soE,"
zorro" and
s'TELLER"
Consolidated lodes, situate in Sections q
, and 26, Township North, Range IL East,
Boise Meridian. Warm Springs Greek Hin
ing District, Blaine County. State of Idaho
being Mineral Survey No. 1910, and de
scribed in the field notes and plat of tn,
Official survey on file in this Office. with
Magnetic Variation at Is degrees and 30
minutes East, as follows:
Description - the CO Leas Maine
Beginning 1T the initial point. where
the location notice was originally posted
thence 70 E 500 feet to corner /: thence
20 3A feet to corner :; thence $40 "
6lO.5 feet to corner 8; thence $50 w OFT
feet to corner 4; thence N 70 w 600 feet to
corner S.
From corner s, the u Section corner be
tween Sections q and q T. 4 n, r. l8E..
bears N $40 81 w 1850 feet
Thence n $50 K 1900 feet to corner 1, the
place OF beginning survey OF the exterior
boundaries of the &c Lode. Including an
fiicts.
Description - The ore Leae Gaainx
Claana.
Beginning ct the initial point, where the
location notice was originally posted
thence $50 b 500 feet to corner s.; thence
9 ~ ~ ,s " tOO feet to corner z; thence n 20
LOU feet to corner 8.
From corner 8, the Il Section corner be.
tween Sections % and e, T. IN, h y T..
bears N $40 % w 1857 feet.
Thence n $50 degrees h 600 feet to c6rner
3; thence 70 Il l6lV feet to corner q, the
place Of beginning survey of the exterior
boundaries of the Gro Lode. Including an
area OF 3O66l acres applied for. No con-
fticts.
Cla1un.
Beginning 1T the initial point, identical
with corner s Of the ICE" Lode Of this sur
vey, where the location notice was originally
posted. thence n x3o b $40 feet to corner
10; thence $50 w 600 feet to corner IL:
thence n 70 w 1850 feet 70 corner II: thence
n x30 b 6oO feet to corner IL.
From corner IL, the i section corner be-
tween sections Y aud - r. An, R~18 f..
bears n $40 Is w 1867 feet.
Thence 20 150O feet to corner 10. the
place Ut beginning survey of the exterior
boundaries Of the Teller Lode. Including
an area Of D.e6l acres applied for. NJ
AREAS.
Area Of the "Ge" Lode 1851 acres
Area Of the "Oro" Lode. .20.6M :.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

General Julio sanguily says that
Cuba will spurn Sagasta's OfEer of
autonomy and will continue to fight
for liberty till the bitter end.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

General Neal. Dow, tho veteran
prohibitionist, died at his homo in
Portland, Maine, Saturday, Oct. ID.
He Was 50 years of age.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
Description Of the Union Lode Misis
Claim,

Beginning at the initial point and dis
covery stake, thence 20 w 4S7 feet 10
corner Is.
From corner Is, the u section corner b.
GEARS n $50 IL W. 167. g feet.
Thence s 70 e 974 feet to corner q; thence
N 45o w 1900 feet to corner %; thence \
% w 974 feet to corner -; thence 45o
800 feet to corner 26, the place OF begin.
ming survey Ut the exterior boundaries q
the Un.on lode: including an area OF O.G0
acres applied for. No conflicts.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
Description of tho Edhem Pasha L.
Mining Claim.

Beginning at the initial point where the
location notice was originally posted. thence
40 w 4S7 feet to corner y; thence 70 y
37A feet to corner 70; thence n $50 VI l50e
teet to corner "a; thence n 70 W 974 feet
20 corner rs.
From corner Is. the a section corner BE-
.ween sections 22 and 70. T. 4 n, K Is T.,
years n $50 IA w 1916 feet
Thence 8 $50 + 1900 feet to corner e. tbs
place of beginning survey OF the exterior
boundaries of the Edhem Pasha Lode in.
Guiding an area OF 20. 6i9 acres applied for.
No conflicts.