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Blanco.

LONDON, July g1.-The Madrid corr
respondent Of the Daily Mall says:
'sUuiess peace makes speedier pro-
gress the queen regent Will seriously
consider changing the ministry. Cen
erai POiayieta iV regarded as the COM
Ing man."
LONDON, July 21.-Neither the ON
cials of the Spanish embassy, those of
the British foreign ofElce. nor the United
States ambassadors, Colonel John Hay,
have any news tending to confirm the
report, circulated IN the United States,
that the Spanish cabinet mas decided to
sue for peace.
on the other hand, dispatches received
here from Madrid late this afternoon
make no Enentlon Of such determina-
tion upon the part OF the Spanish man-
istry.
and London IS another reason for dts
creditlng the report
A special dispatch from Madrid says;
''The powers Including Great Britain
are exchanging notes concerning the1F
attitude in case Commodore watson
comes, and the progress made thus tar
Is satisfactory to Spain"
A dispatch from Washington reeeivea
at the United States embassy here, ont
not from an American source says the
British ambassador, Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, is acting In the negotiations.
It Is also admitted that several OF the
powers are urging Spain to ask tot
peace. the main reason being fear that
Commodore Watson's appearance VIII
lead to complications.
PARIS, July 2O.-The Temps this az
ternoon says: dispatches which we
have received late this afternoon ieau
us to believe sepi-ofiicial connnnlea-
lions have been exchanged between
spain and the United States, with the
view OF sounding the United States on
the terms Of peace" =.
Il Is generally admitted here that GER GER
tain powers are already sounding the
United States in behalf OF SPAIN
MADRID, July 20. tmldulghtl-Minis-
ters maintain absolute reserve on the
question Of pence. It Is certain that uh-
IN yesterday no negotiations were OPEN
ed. Nevertheless public op!nlon laNoFS
peace. ,n.,.,, b,s
prohibited a meeting Of officers ealleu 70
examine a new projeeaie.
orders have been issued TO close tue
Carlist club. .,-t., :.
foreign affalrs, learns that French
souadron Is cruising in the vicinity OF
the Balearic islands.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jniy 2o.-Fhe
abatement from Madrid that Sir Drum
mond Woln, the British ambassador
there. has been informed OF peace
terms, is in line with similar state
nent made about two weeks ago, when
the British ambassador here, Sir Julian
Panncefote, was about TO leave for Pc
ouot, Conn. At that time Sir JuIah
Pauncefote stated that II any negotia-
tIons had proceeded from Sir Drum
nend Woitt they had not been MADE
known to him and that moreover me-
sir Julian, had not discussed the SUD-
iect of peace with any official OF tne
United States government. Since then
ths Ambassador has been absent ana
ths embassy itself, with the entire stair'
Ss established for the summer at Fe-
0unt
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GEN. GARCIA REPORTED DEAD.
The News Brought 10 Kingston, Jamaica by Cubans Arriving
From Sboney
GIVE NO PARTICULARS EXCEPT THAT HE WAS sHo7

NEwYoRK July 2oA Kingston Jamaica cable to the Even
ing Post says:
ubans arriving from sbone bring reports of the death Of
General Garcia They make mystery of it saying that it should
not be known in Cuba yet the United States Tor reasons OF
state and give no particulars sceptthath he was shot
Spanish refugees here who officially connected with General
Banco believe the story"
Caxto Garcia his ch year. and regarded by the Gu
ban insurgents as one of their intrepid soldiers In the ten
years war his skill bravery and energies won him continued promo
ton until he received generals In an action in 1874 Garcia
was surrounded by Spanish troops rather than surrender he shot him
self through the chin suicidal intent lie recovered and was
sent Spain He was released 1917 when the peace OF Zenjon
was declared.
Garcia at once set New York and organized an expedition
to Cuba He landed Santiago Cuba but taken prisoner
second tine He euded the vigilance Of the prison guards in Spain
one night after fifteen years imprisonment and fled to England
Garcia was the promoter Of the Hawkins expedition which LETT this
city in January 1896 with 800 and large quantity OF supplies
and ammunition. The vessel sank
He next fitted the Bermuda which seized upon the eve OF
her departure February 1896 by United States marshal and his
deputies Garcia arrested and released in $500 bail He at
once made another and landed in Cuba several days before the
day set for his trial in this city,
For last years he has been engaged in conducting the cam
pagn Cubans against Spain in the province Of Santiago de
Cuba
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POOR TORAII

spain RsqulrsS some seaPeEoat FOR santi.
aEo's Surrender.
MADRID. July 20. p. m.-The gov
ernment has received a dispatch from
Captain General Blunco, in. which he
announced that he had not authorized
the capltulatIon OF Santiago de Cuba
and asserting that the place was sur
rendered without his knowledge. AS a
result General Toral will be vigorously
tried by courtmartiai.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., July 2o.-see-
retary Alger announced this afternoon
that It had been deShitely and finally
decided that the ships taken In santia-
20 harbor by the surrender OF that city
become United States property, not
prizes of the army or navy. This IS IN
accordance with "a former supreme
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CABLES SEALED
Ana General BlansO slight ss Well Sell
Hts Typewriter.

Hts typewriter.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.--Two days
nEo General a. w. Greeley. chief signal
officer, cabled instructions to his officers
in Santiago to seal up and place a guard
over the three cable lines connecting
Santiago with Clenfuegos, whence, by a
land Iinc. combinations ia established
with Havana. To-day General Greeley
was Informed that his orders had been
carried Into effect.
The closing OF the ClenfueEos cables
aisolutciy shuts Santiago and General
Bianoo from Madrid. BlancO's only
mems OF communicating with the Mad
rid government Is by rhc Key West
cable which Is under the slrlctest CEN
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r1,ActIINcTON JuIv sO-The war
"'A''---.' w .rr..,5
and navy departments are no" eisSseu
IN making all Of The arrangements fol
,bs dJspaich of the Porto Rican expedl-
80 - y,,,,o,,,, o,s,s-r souadron.
''oh ahu ..1-,
There has occurred one ~ those HatuEAl
nauses In the progress of the campaign
In,lJs,t n the conpletlon Of one set OF
'"N''N''' ,-,.,.,t.., .s..,,t,,a,
operations ana Tue l'''tlatio'i u 0'iO''isl'
There being no possibility OF the re-
caIn,s OF news Of great battle or OF
- .bsra u,e lesa excitement and
t"'' 's''Hs' '''N'' 49,, a.,
less evidence OF nervous s'rdln 'i'N'' tO'
weeks past.
General Miles expected departure was
again deferred. The explanation given
was that there was difficulty expert.
enced at Santiago IN ,,t,.l. securing tue naSai
convoy LOT 'ne eAps1.s'I.,, - y ,,,.,..,
"uN ~ ,','.'.,'' ~. :" a. asyi,,o, 4,,t
II is N'o""' .''..,.'.,...,
the President hiInselt nus FsSlt't'ileN
General Miles TO the extent OF adjurlng
J.. ,....-, ,orr,, rot N comr4 the
Lli nun ~ Sor Eor,o p5co without
!SlS u t'at o,,,,,'i,.,o ,!'i nrsnorstinns The
1ne hN-st Ns't'5' ~ ,r,S,sd IN, ,tJ,e lessons
.. Eo'e, l'''Sm. t', I's ,ts son,tSco erpedltlon.
tAusHN .'i; ~, ~ ~ ,o,,,,'i Lee ~ life there
At.Gs t'V'., .,'s .,eS -, ,os,,i, Arm, a had
's.i. ~ stsrt ~ I TsaiIzed that our
~ ,,.I,i, so,,,s ~ tha Furonean
Iela'ty''S ,,,.,,iJ " bo a. 1n,aII measure nj
tsmsLs "Vu, et.e4 IN, rs a,,yersc fnoral ef
Leas' !l.ipti, ~. ,,.tLiro chiny, n
tevt ,N, Si'a.su S' ~ A,,o.Irsn srr,,s M this
N. uel-1' - -, -. - ,,.ar SrSsrafors II is GER
sl,se , VI In ~ 1s tSs 6snartrnent can
,., Ssn S.'at cSDer5I on Niles snldiers WIN not
rrr'.I5t r,,n s5ort ~ food nor Of tents to pro-
isc, @ them from tho tropical rains, nor
of the means OF transportation, tnat It6
were 20 deficient az the Desinh'ns VI 'He
san''asO nOTsInsn" ,.I' ~. .r,,,,,.,,,
""s. nH' -" -, - ~" ..t.--..,
General Mlles reporteu 'i''S ''''e' ''uY''
that ne had with him ten transports,
v.hI-b I, Ia presumed have aboard sew
, 49,. ,,,L,o,,,h ~ Isost
eral tnousanu so!ulyIs; AZ, liz en,,In,nont
Two OF men az i.,,eG ~ ",sr, s,,cIo+Snr from
me men auonEu SUI. a.; .. Az soI5isrs vim
Sttsy ". ss w, We Sst.ra ~ 20 +La dsys rture
Isy i, aI.,Pa l,a' ,,o5S,,on in1nIry
ot the S-t -. 80. n, ,yra..
maui AZ tHe ~ ,,ses Ss,S'. Sad srIsen IN se-
tatn wheie She Nsaas :, 70 ~ -,,tt, Inc Stote-
Su'InE ~. vU't ,t,S orders % AZ Admiral samp-
gon SON in this matter were very general.
lie was simply directed by the deparS
nent 70 furnish e9nloy anu LIN y NC Gem
uyI su1I W,,as t,as os ~ to tbe number and charac-
Ter ' Of vessels required for that purpose:
AZ the campaign from a naval point OF
view is 10 be principally land move
ment, the naval officers do not believe
yery extensive convoy is necessary.
D,,y,v /. All Right.
~, .a,or,,,I,ra NJ the
Aeeoruins !" -. ~, ,,-.,o,.,. a.,
navy department Admiral beWeS 's't
at cavl,e should now be reinforced by
tbo oo,,, defence vessel Monterey,
S.S,,b ..J,b nor tender and collier, the
pr,,,". SSa now been about twenty
5avs a,,, Srop, Honolulu, With the ad-
y naaFaH -
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sIres than a rupture with the United
States forces and authority. II also be-
came known that the junta had sent
dispatches to General Garcia and other
Cuban officers that their course at San
tiago was not approved blythe juntn.
and IL persisted in would result In seri-
QUE injury 70 the CubauA
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sorshIp By the government Of be united

soranip py Ehe government OF tle SAlhIA
States.
AS a result Of the seaiIng Of the SAN
tiaEo-C -CIenfuegIis cables several cipher
dispatches passing between General
BIanco and the Spanish government
drlfted Into this country to-day. II q
scarcely necessary to say that they did
not reach their destination.
The final cutting OF Of communica-
tiou between Blanco and his nome gov
s-nmeut Is q source Of great gratihea-
tion 70 the administrations and Is an
other for General Greeley's active vigil
1anra
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TWO EXPEDITIONS
Now Enqaqinq the Earnest Attention ofthe
War and Navy Departments,
Bur THEY ARE MAKING HASTE SLOWLY.

wby General Niles Departure Has Again Been Main
Cause the Request Of the President not to Think frtng
whoutho Complete Reverse Of Ameri.
can Arms at This Stage WOnld be Embarrassing to say the
IoaNO Anxiety About Dewey There Strained Roa-
tiOns with Germany.
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T.ALKING OF PEACE.
With alI the Smoke noFire has yet Been
Discovered.
MANY REPORTS WERE m CIRCULATION

In washington and tho Various Capitals Of Europe to the E
That Negotiations We're in Progress Between the United
States and Sa-RumOrs Denied by Madrid and Washington
Authorities GrandlOquont Bulletins from Augusti and
Blanco.
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rroop. soiIln- rom Tnmpa.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 2o.--The
arrangements for the departure Of the
Porto Rico expedition continued to-day
with ylgoE. The transports losdIas at
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Tampa are leaving as fast as practlca-
BILE. There Is no definite information at
the department, however, showing just
what regiments have sailed.
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For West Virginia, fair; cooler hoV'"'
crly winds, becoming variable. ,,.t.
For Western Pennsylvania anu ol'"
fair; cooler, fresh northerly winds
Lncai Temperature
The temperature yesterday rs onSeIEis1 oni,e,
by &. Schnepf druggist. corner MaIhoI
and Fourteenth streets. was as IOuO"A'
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first CORPS form the expeditlOnary force
going from here.
THIS would mean departure from
Chickamauga OF about 80 900 volunteers,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-03

State Of Minnesota
County Of Bcltraml.
In District Court Fifteenth Judicial Dist
rict.
Albert Kaiser Plaintiff. vs. Even Q. Enne-
berg. John Amundson ana Gle kittlesby
Defendants:
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF a
decree and Judgment made and entered in
tho above entitled action April Eth, ls?'.
which said decree and Judgment were made
and entered pursuant to an order OF the
district court for the seventh judicial dist
rict. counties of Becker and Reltrami. and
the said proceeding having been. pursuant to
into the records uf said Eeltrami county at
tho tine said Beltrami county became Or.
gnnizcd for judicial purposes q certified
cree has been delivered to me and is now in
my hands l will as sheriff Of said Bcltrami
county. sell ut public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. the following dccrbe real
estLtc. situeted in said Beltraml county,
Minnesota. viz:
The north half of the southeast quarter OF
section four (4l. and the nOrthwes, quarter
OF the southwest quarter, ana iot two ~, & Of
red and forty seven l4). rnnge thirty-cight
(,s) west. together with the heredi tumcnts
and appurtenanccSt thcreunto belonging. 70
satisfy the Judgment rendered therein in
favor of said plaintiff and against said de,
fendant for the sum OF One Hundred and
Scventy-two dollars and four cents. with IN
tereSt from the date Of rendition. ana the
subsequcntcosts and disbursements OF the
plaintiff and the cost OF this sale SUBJECT 70
confirmation by the court. whish sac VIII
be made ut the front door OF the Court louise
in the Village Of Bcmidji il, said Reltrtmi
county on Monday. the alst day of February,
1885, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day
j. p. NIGaAhD
Sheriff or BeltrAmi Co.
Atty. for Plaintiff.
Fosston. Mimi. J5
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-03
Bids for Public Funds.

Notice is hereby give that at q meeting Of the
Board Of Audit Of the Countyof tte.trami and
Siate OF NJ nnes0tn, held in Bemidjl in said
county on Januar! 4th, ,s4S, it was determined
that IN view OF the fact of tho e3tabj bjishmcnt of
bank within said county, tho pUbllc interests of
said county would he SuLservcd by king the
former designation Of adrpository Tor the public
funds of sald county. and by re.adyertising tor
bids fur the deposit, of such funds.
Bids will therefore be received for the deposit
of such funds of tho county Of 3eltrnmi in II
bank OF banks offering I, pay the highest ratio
Of interest per nnnuln on such funds, to be de-
posted rs follows:
SIX thous,,nd dollars thereof upon ccrtIl.c3t6
Of deposit FOR six months.
The remainder of such funds upon mcEthly
balances of the amount deposited tn be subject
to draftand payment at all times on demand.
The amount depositcdlE III any bank or bunkln;s
house shall not exceed tho assessed cap
ital Of said bank or banking housc AZ shall up-
ticates OF the county auditors as to such assessed
valuation must accompany each bid. Etch bid
der must accom- Iany the bid with 4 bond III
twice the amount of the sum desired to be re-
cevtd on deposit
Bids must he under seal. aad addressed to j..
II. Haner, County Audit3. Bemidji, Mimi,
~ ior 10 tho meeting OF sai6 Bourd Of Audit on
February s. 1873. Each BID should be labeled.
bids for Pihlic Funds
Dated, bemidii, J1a. iv !. Is; lsss. S;sxSox
Chairman Board Of CoM ty Cummiss;o oners.
J. II. HANER.
County Auditor.
c. w. SPEELNIAN.
Clerk of District Court
All acting as Board Of Audi, for county of
Beltrani
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-03
Mort gage Sale.
Is. -. bEN NETT,
Atty. for Plaintiff.
FosstOn. Mimi.

Whereas. default has bssn made in the condi-
tions Of II certain intlenturs Of mortgage,
bearing date November 10Th, 1895. made and de
livered b. Iietsey Erickson and Iyer s. Isrlck-
s,,H, her husband, rs m0rtgag:,rS, to Albert
Ka SER as mort sayee and recorded in the office
Minnesota. IN the Goth tlar of NoveInh her. a. ID,
500. at 9O'clock a. IN, Book Of Mortgages.
on page 30 of the records ut Hsltrami cOGnt..
Minnesota. the said Beltrami county mt sad
time being attsched to said Re ,ker c ,unty for
judicial and record purposes which default
consists in the failure of the SAID mnrSgagees
TO pay the sum of seven hundred and fnrty-six
dollars andthirty-two cents. Which as principal
and interest is due and PAYABLE. and unpaid at
the date of this notice upon said mortgage. and
no proceelin. at law or otherwise iavlng been
iustituted to collect said debt or any part
thereof
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given. that by
virtue Of the power of sale in said mortgage
contained. and pur- uant TO the statnte in such
case made and provided. the said mortgage will
he foreclosed. and the premises therein desscrib-
ed to-wjt: Tae south hale of the nor:h east
quarter. the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section thirty-Gne 31 and the north.
,,h,r.y-two (32a, township numbered one hnn-
lre,l and fOtty-nine i49l. range thirty'Onc f3I,
in Beltrami county. Minnesota. with the here
iitaments and appurtenances thereuntO balOng-
ing will be sold at public auction to the high.
est bidder for cash, to pay said debt and inter-
est and taxes il any, Including an attorneys
fee of fifty dollars. as provided in said mort
gage in case of forcosure.and thadisbnrsements
allowed bv law. which sale will he made by
the sheriff of said Beltrami courtv. Mt the ont
door of the court house in the Village Of BE
midi in said county of Baitrami and state o!
Minnesota on Monlav the 1ith day of NJ lrch A.
d 1898. Mt 10 o'clock in tho forenoon. subject tG
redemption mt any time within one year from
the day of sa q as provided by law.
Dated, January y. 1895.
ALBERT KAISER.
B. S. BESSETT, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgasea.
FOsston MINI.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-03

United Suites Land Office, Crooks,on Nlnn.,
January 22, 1898.
Noslce Is hereby given that the following
named settler hns MED notice of mis- intthtiOll
to make lnal proof in support OF hls clam. and
that sad proof will be made bsior- Etwurd
kaiser, Z. $ Commissi OnOr tnr TAG District cf
Minnesota, ut BsmlGJi. Miinn.. on March Still
1895 VIZ.
MELVIN OAKES.
II. f.. No. 1850, for tne VIZ Vi Mex, Sac. II,
Twp. Hon ., Ees. rs W.
He names the fullowin; witrosses to prave
said lanu. viz:
Hesbert c. .Aidrich. Rube Wheeler, e ORE
harrington and Nike SPAN, all of uuose,
Mlnn. *. L. GEORGE.
12i Receiver
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-03
S. Land Office at Crookston, afinn. De,e

Us Land Office ut Crookston, Minn, De,e
.. 1887.
Notlce is hereby given that ths following
named settler hu- filed l,'tice of HIS intention u,
max" final proof in support nf his claim. ard
That said proof will be made befOr" g. ".
Speeman. clerk Of u strict Court of Beitrsn,i
county. Mnm ut Demidji, Miun.. ON February
Is, 1898, vIz:
DAVID NJ EDWARDS,
". +. No. 1898 for the Nls OF NW1i. SEC. II. and
VIZ OF SWl4, SEC. II, Twp. 1iG-n. Rg 3,j-w. e,
lie h;mes the following witnesses u prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Ut
said lauu. viz:
George Harrington. Henry Grant, Melvin
Oakes aud K. Foster. all of Moose. MINI.
SYLVESTER PETERSON.
j6 Register.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-03
United states Land Office, crook.ton. a,inn.

November lS 1891.
Notice is hereby given that IL conplianca with
the provisions of the act of Congress Of jane 3,
1878. entitled An act Tor The sale OF tune,
lands in the states of alifornia, Oregon. Ma
ali the Public Land States by nc. Of August 1,
1892. Emma v. Thompson. o! Grand Forks. voun
ty of G rand Forks, state of North Dakota ll,:a
fled in this Office her sworn statement NJ. Il,
for the purchase o. the NW14 NEA. E}>a NNh.
NE,l SWla of Section No. 81 in Township NJ.
l5O-n. Range No. BOW, and will offer proof Ic
show that the land sought ism more valuable fo,
is timber or stone than for agricultural riir.
poses. and 7" establish her claim to said and
before the Register and Raceivcr Of this off ~
Grookstoa. Minnesota. on Friday, tho 1ith LAY
Of February. 1928.
She names rs witnesses:
Hobert J. Bourbon, of Clearwater. MINI r. l.
Eckler. M,ss NJ sutton. }. W. Thompson, oi
Grand Forks. North Dakota
ANY an'i MI persons claiming adversely the
above.described lands are requested 10 file heir
claims in this Office on OF before saiu 1th day
OF February, 1898.
Register.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-03


State Of Minnesota. County of lscltrami SIS
In Probate Court. special term. January, IL,
1873.
In the matter of the estate OF Karl Keoch~
lcr. deceased.
On receiving and fling the petition of
Mary A. Koechler of Bear Creel! Township.
representing. among other things. that
Karl Keochlcr. late of Beltrami county. on
the nth day of November. A. D. 1891. at his
home died intestate. and beinga resident cf
this county ut the time of his death, leaving
goods. chattcls and estate within this coun-
ty. nnd that the said petitioner is the
widow OF said deceased. and praying that
administration of said estate be to Fred
Sofncnberg granted.
IT is ordered. That said petition he heard
before this court on Monday. the 18th day of
February, A. ID. 1885, al 10 o'clock a.. m.. ut
Bemidjii in said county.
Ordered further. That notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to all
persons interested. by publishing this o-der
once in each week. for three successive
weeks prior to said dny of hearing. in the
Bemidii PIONEERS n weekly newspaper print
cd and published at Bemidji in said county.
Dated at Bcmidii, the 14tii day of January,
- = 49, T. NJ RosBY.
Judge of Probate.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-03
United States Land oalce, crcqkston,

United States Land Oaicc, Grcokston.
Mimi. january 10. 1888.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
office ~ Charles Nhngic against Robert
Leu, for ab bindoning his iHomeslcud entry
No. 1881. dated April l3 iej.. upun tho 81.
of SW.4. NW.= Of SW54. .SW!l Of Sf.-., Scr.
y. Twp. l4t-n. Ks.. ~ W. in Re!trami County.
entry; the said parties are hereby Summoned
toappearat the office OF G.. ". Speeimaa.
Clerk or District Court OF BeltrAmi county.
at Bcmlu1l. Minnesota. Oh the lSL u:,y vi
March, 1873. at IL O'Clock. II M. to lesDouc
Mnd furnish testimony concerning sa.a AZ
legged abandonment
Testimony to he examined at this Office on
March D., 1895, at 10 O'Clock u. m.
SYLVESTER PETERSON,
jsO Register.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-03
LANporv,cE AT caooxsroS. M1xv.

I]Gc a. lHOI :
Complaint having been entered at til,
office Dy William Il. Mckillips against He,ae
q. llnnSOr. for abandoning his aomastSt,.t
entry No. Gll. dated .lunc l. lsgi. upon ,la
SW4 See. II. Twp. l4o-n. kg. 3s-w. IN 81,
trami county, Mimi. with Il view to tic uu,.-
collation. OF said entry. the said parties !, rc.
hereby summoned TO appear at lnis ot.ice Oh,
the 24lli day or February. ls.h. 1t 10 Il. m, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
SYLVESTER PETERSON,
Jla Register.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-03
US Land Office at crookston M;nn., Jan. !.

ISIS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
namtC settler has filed notice of his i1tention
to mako final proof III support Of his claim aid
that SAID proof will be made before the Krgis-
ter or Receiver OF the Z. s. Land office at
CrookstOn. Mimi. on Februar Is 1885, viz:
THOMAS a. WILEY
II E. 1890 forlne Ma SEA and SW;l, sen
ue See. IL. Tp !52n Of Rg 3lw
Hen mes tiie following witnesses to prove
his CONTINUOUS residence upon aud cultivation
of said land, viz:
Thomas Anderson and Frank Brown. nf Red
Lake. Mimi IS rnnel l.. II asley and Alexander
Rogers, Thief River +. dis.
SYLVESTER PETERSON.
Jl3 Register.