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Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
SC Glofe Gnlturiteocr I
Nuslanc.

Nogls u~bgrapningsr, Icm | De iote
fer @dr sr uofsrt / V9rbsoen al aieD.
bar fsrt til slimrsnoe RsiuItoter. Der
blep funbst en- W9n9oe Wammuttnogs
Ter foruosn anpgler at andre DIR, bess
uosn aul Os Rsitsr al f~Ortuneos Og for
itenebs 3%rGitbttsr og foritislige Rso,
Itabsr, iom Wenneitsbaano bapoe frsms
itiaet al 5lint pg Mammuttnogler.
Oette iibits fortjsnsr ii9r at lGaqc3
M9rte til, Da mar biotil | europa lite
bar funoet ct sneite Rsbitab al Wdms
mutfnoelsr. 5liutreoIfabsr fnoss /
bette Gag fun messt ipuriomt os / me-
get fore, primitive 5ormsr. Wnn tor
bel anita, at man Der bar at ajprs meo
BET 9lbits / Hu5lano bibtil opouaeos
Spbolbsiteo for llrmennsitst. Sra
15os Sunuar til lite Wui iaur ianOtes
life minbre enb 81 llnbsrtiqDsr a.
Wummut iprloen Ell fort Qntdl andre
8nOsler. iom itrsO Ig life Blot ira 9pr
II ioritjsligs Qlbre, men maafte osIad
fra foritjelise ll~noerarter. 2iqelsbes
blep funbet be relbepdrsbe 3eoninesr az
en- Wsnneifsbadnb. Den 6si, bOor
oi5is u~osraOningsr forssoor. bar en-
IRrosles %intsrssiant 5iitoris, iost TO
Sulturlaa blsp bragi for 2biet | ben.
De omtalts Reiter bleD funbst | oens
unosrits Del, os bisie ipnss at lsoers
gepis for, at Der bar lepet urmennsIter
for Sstibsns g~sennosIi.. Otter It
umaabslig lonst 5iosrums Sorlsb pis
Ter zig iaa after MennsTtsr pad Seisns
npoannsbs Jpp, ca. 20 W. bsisrs emo
Mammutens Samtioige. st gepis
for oenns anbsn Sptraben az llrmens
nsitst lsOsrsr ca. so Sulsr os Scrobn!s
ter, ipm bar tjent til 9plig for oisis
Wennsfer. Mennsitet / benns 5ioSs
psriobs fob ulsrsbs pau ct bstposIlg
bsiere aulturtrin enb bint fsrfts, boors
fra bet unoerits aulturIag TANNER.
9ets 9olig - Sulsrns - bsiao iaalcs
bss Gag, Der beifbttsbs bet mob uosir.
9lanot be | Sorbbpttsrns funons Rsos
Ita6sr tan uapnss 2rsr at 5lint, Gig
og 6jorisborn. 0esuoen sr funost fIss
re minbrs R.oita6sr, biit og Der ogiaa
2srtar. 5oritisaige 9pretno9Isr, Iises
Tom ogiau Siitsreofab.r, W~uslinsftals
Ter oip, Diisr, at bette llrmsnreits leosb.
Of Sast, men beGIsr life bar furimuast
Jif, Muslinser ps lisnenos.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
urofierne / Deltruslano.
Gn gonbs nniagesr Sng mob
Gronen.

9Ianot be fore 2anoitrGtninger,
tiIbcrtnoe Den rusiifts aront, sr ben
melt bsrsmts ben uoitrdtts 8isloptssbs
STOP | propinisn @rcono. Der fins
Der mar b. lioits l.usnos Rsprrisrtans
ter ior De i i'm lib ooer belc Dlt[sma
europa ubbrsots llrotisr. ut orGbt
ct at oisic 9pr iirafss itrengt al ben
rusii'ts lop. 5sr | 3ibtn bttso BET
0sotn.
Disie "llrotisr bar nplig uGrst Tor'
dnleoningsn til en- inttrtsIant Refs
Jag. Gn Bomb, peo Rdon prctop
Rpilitbp onIa9os Sog mob ben iei'
ierIige OomGneitprslie og iorlangit
ben titpIistet til at betuIe Dam Grltot
ming for ben Stdos, llrotierus fra
8isIppis8bs Siopsn bapoe anrett,t pda
bans Starter. ruoerrsiteu | Groono
tiltienote ham oeTau en- Ssdosstritat
ming al al Rubsl og % aopet lumt
Renter og Smtoitntuger.
0om9nsitDrslien d~ppsnersbe Ga,
gen iii SOerrsttsn / 8ilna og f%ritjenb
tes al benns. aronens qopotat op
lpit. nsmlig ON, at bet o~priuoelig itte
bapbe pGrst tiqabt aplouiiisr al ilaa
ii9 neb | gielopie3b. . 1895 GAP Dog
Re9jsrinsen enosl gsuoer Soroitptter
/ Stoueu, mob at be beItbtteoe llrOt
ierne % be andre pilbs DIR mob GOes
IGggeIie. Gftertommere al bine 9sn.
Der a be nupGrsnos S~orobrugsgs. og
be bprtsos fine Mortsr pua ssen ri
iii.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
1troiigbeoer | Wmslano.

R.ligisis Sparmsrs fit nplig iitano
en- SsbeIorfslgslis | Ritolaiiso. aae
isbiits 6onoslsboosr / 8pen plpuOrsoss,
og bois bet iorboloer itg iaa, iom man
iortG1er / ct. petersburg, 6Ieu oosr
200 SOBER ilaast foroarpst. Rcgls 1T
Idu msget, at b. bebe.
Ruslano ipnss for 5ipen al sjens
nsmgaa mango inpre S~ransit,r. Den
Wtusis SOBER. ION Der finoes, .r en-
tabie 9ldgs; men osrtil tommer, at
10000 Gtubsntsr Deb Rtgsts Uni
~perIitst nj bar Ilaast Zig los og sr
uItprIigs. De er utilfrebis msb 5Ors'
tasninser Og bar sjort Str,it. 5roOs
5Ormaningsr os 3ruiler bolosr be fig
borts os forbriDsr 2ipsn meb Spsis
taller.
Siosn Ruslnnb fl 9sitpttslisstOlb,
er Der opitanst mang. Jabri.er; men
MI bor msIsm ire % fire bunbrebs tus
ieno ar6siosre gaast fra, ca be BIZ life
bespnbs isisn, for be faar itsrrs 2sn.
Gorsninger bolbsr be itrsitsnbs Qr6sis
bsre iammen.
8lanbt 8enosrne ct Der paa mango
Stsosr en- flor 5ungersneo. WiIionsr
az Bomber bar life en- arumm. 9rso |
Suiet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
@cbrtfof onifer ct ienot
winner til Sibiricn.

Den nbe Gsnsralgupernsr | 5inlano
bar, eitsr bpao Der mslo.s "MoH4sitsr
Guardian, bsnOsnot fig til 3drsn for
at ,rbolos g.mpnoisslis til poa sset an
ipur - at ienbs iuabuuns Sinner /
9anofpgtisbeb, bOis Raroareli. | Sim
lamb ban betragt,r Tom ftrioeuoe mob
ben rusfifs Rsgisrirss Snterssisr. Oct
paaitaass, al bpis 3drsu Opfplo.r Qns
mopninssu. pit 8ensrulsuo.rnsrsn
itrar sisr, grus at osnne Wast, Ia
ban alsreb. bar en- elite Opsr mis-
lisbias" 9srionsr feroia.
Oct sr bog trilicmt, ON 3arsr oil
oao iod blot, on Der ,r gpifoosr | Sc
neral gobrifoHs milit1re aurisrs, Tom
ajsr BET alt ano't sno snifslis!. at ban
6stroes en- iua %oosroroentlig Mds..
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
Goot Sjort.

5orlsoen bsoe paa 9aroee9nen en-
at be i.igs 0sitjpbsr, Der / Stilbso o.
8~eiteoenbeo bar uorsltet en- &ipsgi'rs
ming, bpis Rsiultater tr al zen geitai.
fsnbsO, at be fortjensr at nGDres, iorbi
be mua onippre til G%iterlignirg. Oct
bar 8aarbsier Suns Ri.lien AZ 500
itrup, 2Sie. !5on bar nstop en- al be
Wanb, bpis utrattslige Glib % ieige
Gnsrgi / Screening mso en- oro'nap
8rdmfribsb oa ct gpot !9jsrte glorbe
BAN til en- 3pps pda ben Gets, 6raOe
Spb..
Sm bans udlminbslig Dirtiomme
8onoslip iortausr "Ribs Qmtst" bl,
a.: 1or ca. 40 @ur Iiosn bsqDnbts
Sdns Rilisn iammsn mso FIN snonrl
lsOsnos Suitru Tom Rpbggger pua en-
'tsrrs !Sebsloo os luptliagsnoe Worabs,
% iom iau mongsn @sitipos optog ban
&sn meo 2nnasn % oanot rec
Sielp al Wsrglinq, 0rGning, Snotjsf
at Sunitqisbning orr, oa Deo itdoig al
islae 9ioernss Sorbsorirger al 2unor
bruast - en- alimrsnoe SER. Oct ma
teris1s Rsiultat forslioqsr MI | en- Be
iRtnina pda ca. 80 Grsdturer % 81
Ssite. en- npbpgast 8aaro, omgiDsn al
en- psnlig Ylantags og Sdbe, og en-
8iboOs msb en- bel "Gaoe" al gibuie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

% efttr- bdus osrom ubtaIts gnfe btsp
bet %bsiiutttt, at Der / GpnobdIbtrstnin.
gen ffnIce fremIrgg,s ytpietrtt ReonHdb
cper Dc penoe, ION pte bans arbtie, par
iubitribtrst oa inob,tdl, I'll o,nns @rtoii
% ON bsns @i,le.
XII Spnoodltcnierenlen. lom msotr
nc'ie War. bdIetes ION Dslseattr fra ben
ncrfe Spnocs proissioretnt gtpisat,y
% Stnb oa Tom Suppl,ant proi
Brandt os pait. u. gr,b,isn.
Deb Rei5ning tilitsmts Shnooea ben
Sat, Gpnpoeus Jormuuo uotdIie til
Spring @roOs Wsniabso oa beus grsIt
Ct. G.. Requs. for al Gis'iribeo, Ore
tier oa Reprrisntdntsr o. 8isitu bapbt
nret uuotr Mroet. poitor Rsque tatttb,
paa sge1 % Weniabeoens 9ean, Gpnp'
ben, foroi ben baboe bolot fit Wlsoe
Spring Srope. % ban hdabsoe. at mar9'
et Orb, Tom bar uotdlt unosr Wsb,t
bible bare COB 5ru9i / Wtnigb,oen
Oct babe Orrst en- 8lGoe at aisrs fol
Spnooen. bOoo ben papOs siort.
Spnooens Glolte grsit, 8. q. Stub
ION bapos oGret tilitsoe unosr ben itsrr,
Del al We6et, min0sbs en- fort Yale ON
bporlepes bet pdnoe pGrst for 40 Ndr
fioen, ou ben isrite 8~sspnoelis til Sbnot
ben bar bleueu siort. oe uotults, at bel
labbe OGret ION en- Ssitio or BAN al
barre ttlIteoe Deb bette fore Wtsoe, Tom
bdpbe iGd mango og pigtige 8siIutnin'
ger at fdtts.
Gftsrut SormonDsn edbbs lait ct af'
init al 9utus' Gpaneeiium, i'temte 5or.
famIinesn "giib mso bin fore Radbe. "
"a Sormdnoen popos Inf 8~eliianslien
ODER 5Oriumlinaeu % iluttst meo "a
oerpor, elbte bette tore Spnoosmsoe,
ION piit ale fnnot bar %uisouuulig bpG.
gtligt og opppga.list.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
Sfal Nampfraiten iortrenaes2

IfFHo. irm bsr piee Sefeo. flyer. At On d War cii
al 7amptraGi OErs inloi1neis fOriUunoen o. s~lsitrili
Iribirsfi bape tneiaan Gems BfeSs. 1s fasr paiia.
at utes PEI me IriUfra't pl Toa ~tIbaatfa ne Hirea
100 sViI I LimsH. let III bnus en- isr B:lHsHcIi,
for i~lasaHHe. iom bar Satssri Htb At fsEme ina
zitS ~ Sita. H,H ifft i;srrs suo ben SfiiaTtlis.
cois,tfsFs Rspsbiitsr CT Ior ~iaabaHne. isa iar tat-
rest nlte at smne liza 5ngseu III 5uuobts. Geite
er lie IS EaaiaHS. men TEN rene saHstrs 8itit
rsn pirfrr liss iraI saa haarbE0ifree I lirlos al
1s,pt2se. ca ,r'a E9resisilr. @alStin1f esotr ~
Errripsssms 5esty 90 Malaria 1ei c.fTiisr sp.
gsiiien rsHin Stpert ~tfroIissr 9srUcgHe u .s5irs
Ter irns. hrrier,s SER, Gu sHgis 5ii:s ism
ersS. Sl sisiSs ,ilfraiisHsi sspis sp or sslsss
pea AroibsitrHs oser hs.e Amsriia.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
fan tiene genge
ueb sSarming ;.

outs &c lister en- Farm AZ Biscpufn Central W.M.
og %Hsbi0tttr BEN xNtseouAn. Gst Ct 81 Barabis
for ocu iaitiae, men firIbiDmms WdHD, ION pl ba a.
qDet 0iem o. rr bi1lg NJ at arbtlbe
Sfbfs 9orbhnub. Niiniat, Nh tna, Warfebsr o9
Ranb sr her. os snbusr Rpbbqa,r Tan bespnes at iient
&euae % bpqat ia Ct 5itT, i~aainart ban bas iat fin
Bob paa Nonbft.
Ior1bHu6eH CT rig, nsi, btDprey tHfo potbiuooo.
Trger. faaiDm Biaf Sitf, Rhtte Bird. Nod Gin.
Gbite GiM, pare % Gu'i Biapie % Baistuooo. Ter
az 5gi1d Nhtte 0ebar, sYrnee "a ptmlef. Bet Isms
mer, iom Tan hngges paa NdHbeL, tr Orre mere eHb
Haubets Hup1ttHbk Rris.
Nrbstoe IA 'dass for COB gsn. o. NJ fan iaalspes
tirns Hcnas ben 1ib, &c rpoesr laHbtt o. bpssfr
q QIrMs
&rlsrne &c rrr9tt taps. etriB III % ioaa ON bette
tanb. o. pi Dl ispe, Fem bore Rsritr, 5sser. o.
EamGeiter,
2ao 90 latte TEN isaus pao en- Jarm. Run $50
igntani fra I fei III Tor at iuHne iisbe 20 Ncres.
Observation-Disclosures EriS it.baatbstoles garofisbsre.
Seeiaite 8ra8tsalitr fEr GfptHirsisSos. Sfrio iii
LAND DEPARTMENT
WISCONSIN CENTRAL r. r..
1913 Robert Street. St. Paul. Mimi.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

9un bette MlCoe bleu Der optoget /
spnnOeu II Preiter % II Weni9beoer,
OF WiuneiOia 9iitritt, / Soma OF 1 /
gtliGc Iiftritt, III itemmcberettieeoe Bre'
iter par tlliteoc ueo Msost 1855, al lite
itsmmeberetti9eOe greGer og Broiesiorer
AZ, al itsmmeberettigeoc Repraientanttr
1877, raaoaipenoe 10.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

Orbtsie: San Ct drmait. iom albri e,
nsgo.
Siaa poa bel BETTE. os life paa bel
fieite.
Son .r blinbaii, Tom life bill iiad.
gerr. BOT sisr ingsn Mann tlot.
Gin gonbe pda Soften sr bsers en- elm
6errsmann paa ansom.
Otter 9rsior og Grdum tal inesn
gjsod Gaum.
5ansn Wann ftal iussu ipotts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

3eres SuuiaiIIne "S%EsrsHusn. SO. 5 lal
Of Z pot taei. Ten erbc!ser gost o. CT ! a.,
Tels lan soo. iom Vi ptri'ne. $50 6roai
NitS g. Braatsu. 2eebr. ". 3dl
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

et den sisresie Kur yerden for krcnisks saar.
Bensaar, kiertslssar. yaricosc Uist~rs,
sangrena, Eebrrsaar or alissiags xsml- ssar,
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l. dnisr. kurerer perm sneut ". Post, liden Box
EE, etgr &c, bog fri, J.P.ALLEN MEDICINE
a. ~. Paul, MINI. srIges nj Apotheksre.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

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The representative., 1899-11-16

Infamous election system, for no ma
jority can commit us to such an act OF
qualification and folly.
The Goebel election law, whose au-
thor Mr.. Bryan seeks to elect governor
OF Kentucky, and whose election means
| the perpetuation Of the system, de-
stroys local self-government in Ken
lucky and places the election ma
ch1nery of the state in the hands of
partisans, answerable to no one for
their misdeeds. It gives the unscrupu-
lous tools of political despot absolute
power in this commonwealth, and turns
back the hands upon the dial of prog
ress thousand years. AS Mr.. Bryan
well said, on another occasion: There
may be despot who is better than an
other despot, but there is no good in
despotism." And so say the Populists of
Kentucky; and they fail to see any good
in Goebel's despotism, even though it
guarantees to Mr.. Bryan, if the Demo-
cratic nominee, the electoral vote of
Kentucky.
This Goebel law which Mr.. Bryan
has given his Endorsement by advocat-
ing the election Of it's author, upon
platform which expressly indorses it,
and to which platform Mr.. Bryan re-
ferred, in Kentucky, as your magnif-
cent platform" provides, among other
things, that the legislature elect three
state commissioners of elections. These
may be and are all of one political party
(the Goebel Democratic party); they
are perpetuating body and have
the power to appoint their successors:
they are answerable to no one, and their
decisions on all questions are, by law,
final and conclusive" For any misde-
meanor, no matter how villainous. they
are subject to no penalty. They ap-
point three commissioners in each coun-
ty. These may all be of one party, but
the present appointees are two Demo-
Gratis and one Republican; but the law
says that the decision of any two men,
bers shall be the decision of the board.
and their decision is final and conclu-
sive." The Republican members of the
county boards have no weight at all,
and are given the horse laugh
when they pretend to interfere
with the plans of the Democratic
members. When these refuse to do the
bidding of the bosses they may be ie-
moved without notice and without
cause. These county commissioners ap-
point all election officers They must
divide the Offices between the two domi-
nant parties, but as they have the
power to appoint the men who repre-
sent the other parties they can easily |
select men nominally Republicans, but
who are in reality their colleagues in |
crime. AS proof of the purposes of the
political buccaneers who conceived this |
law, would cite to you letter of |
South Trimble, Democratic member
Of the legislature which passed this |
bill, and who voted for the bill. Mr..
Trimble wrote to w. e. Thompson, OF
The representative., 1899-11-16

not think ought to have been done,
want to ask him what remedy he is
| going to offer to right the wrong that
he thinks was done? I ask the Demo
crat who complains of that convention
what his remedy is; is it to elect Re-
publican governor and Republican Of
ficers in the state of Kentucky? If that
is the remedy proposed want the Dem
ocrat who applies the remedy to apply
1t with full knowledge of the RESPONSE
bility that he assumes. The man who
attempts to correct a Democratic con-
vention by electing a Republican gov
ernor assumes the responsibility for all
that governor does otter he has elected
him. ~ -
"You met in convention at Louisville
You Endorsed the Chicago platform. The
platform adopted at the Louisville con-
vention contained not only an indorse-
ment of the Chicago. platform, but it
announced the party's position on the
new questions that have arisen since,
and that platform among other things,
indorses the Goebel election law.
'.There was no minority report in that
convention. (16 this Mr. Bryan is mis-
taken.) There was no fight on that
platform, and1when the convention ad-
journed and the ticket was nominated,
that ticket stood before the country as
representative of that platform
Mr. Bryan followed this with a plea
that unless Goebel was elected this fall
the state might 60 Republican next
year. He declared that IL Goebel was
elected governor this fall Kentucky
will be reliably Democratic for all time
to come" In this he showed that he
understood the purposes of the Goebel
election bill quite az we'll as did it's au-
thor, hence his anxiety to have the Goe-
bel 'bilr In Democratic hands when he
happens to be a candidate for president
To the Populists Of Kentucky Bryan's
visit is a serious thing. Here was the
man we had supported gallantly for
president for the second time coming to
Kentucky to 4dvocate the, election of a
gold-standard-m man, and this time one
who tried to betray the silver cause in
1896, as the letter from Goebel to Car
Isle plainly shows, and urging the Pop
ulists to desert their party and their
own nominees who had fought the bat
tie Of reform against persecution and,
all manner of odds. And, above this.
to urge the election Of q man who was
the author Of an election law under
which Populists, and, for the matter Of
that, all other opponents Of Goebelism,
are virtually disfranchised. The cleo
ton of Gobel Oh the platform upon
which he nominated himself means but
one thing-the continuation of the Goe-
bel election law and the practical dis
OF the voters of the state
The Populists of Kentucky appeal to
their Western brethren, to whom they
yielded other points of principle In 1896,
not to attempt to saddle upon us in
1900 the denomination Of Bryan, after
his open Endorsement Of Goebel and his
The representative., 1899-11-16

Louisville music Hall convention, be-
| tween Messrs. Goebel and stone, Dem
Ocratic candidates for the nomination;
which provided that the friends of Mr..
Goebel and Mr.. Stone should unite their
votes upon temporary chairman, to be
named by Mr.. Goebel; then the tenn
porary chairman thus elected, in the
appointment of committees at large,
upon resolutions, permanent organize
tion and credentials, should give equal
recognition to Goebel and Stone by
naming men selected by each of them
on each committee; that in all contests
as to delegates between Hardin and
Goebel, Goebel's delegates should be
seated, and In all contests between
Hardin and Stone, Stone delegates
should be seated, but in all contests be-
tween Goebel and Stone, the determina-
tion Of the committee on credentials
should control the combined vote of
Stone and Goebel'
"And If it be true that this bargain
was executed, thus placing in this con-
vention over 300 men selected by this
conspiracy, instead of the delegates Sc
lected by the $4,000 Democratic voters
of the state, do you state that the action
of such substituted delegates could give
Goebel the nomination Of the Demo-
cratic party?
Has the chairman of a sovereign
body Of Democrats, met in state con-
vention, the right to deny an appeal
from his decision when demanded, and
thereby take away from them, who are
the peoples representatives, the right
to govern themselves and the proceed
ings of the convention?
IF such things were done by the aid
Of armed police, drawn around this SOW
ereign body, was and is not this a
menace to free government?
DO you indorse the Goebe1 election
law. which deprives the people of Ken
tucky the right to govern themselves?
II, so. please explain why you advocate
free government for the people of the
Philippines and deny it to the people of
Kentucky?
Have you any plea save that of po-
litical expediency to justify submission
by American citizens to the outrages
above indicated? Very respectfully,
- JOHN YOUNG BROWN.
"By courtesy of my friend, John Tev-
is, Esq"
To these Mr.. Bryan gave the courtesy
of an attempted reply. After stating to
his audience that he came to Kentucky
to answer these questions, Mr.. Bryan
said:
Let me say in the first place that
did not come to Kentucky to investi-
gate the details of state convention,
and sit in Judgment upon the things
done in that convention. I did not come
to this state to discuss the details of the
election law. I came to this state to
say, and l want to say with emphasis,
that II there was in that convention
done that a Democrat does
The representative., 1899-11-16
1.-THE Cipher In the Plays
and on the Tombstone"
Mr.. DONNEILY'S New Book.
THE BLUE GRASS RECEPTION
An Open Letter to the Reform Press
of the United States.


Orator
south viii the Presid
The representative., 1899-11-16
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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-07-28

THE United States now owns about one third of it's own area, exclusive of Alaska; that IS, this much land is puD-
 Nc land, but large proportion of t is used for grazing purposes, the govern. ,nient deriving no bene fit from such use. The grazing lands are in many cases ,situated in and adjacent to sections which could be highly developed by irrigation methods, and there can be no question that in some of the grazing states great benefits. wauld accrue to the states. to the people of those states and eventually to the people of the whole United States it. the grazing lands.copld he leased and. made to bring in reve. ,nue, and if.this. revenue could then be applied directly to the construction, of ditches, etc.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-07-28
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
SWEEPSTAKES MINE.

To James A. Nolley, your heirs or assigns;
 You are hereby notiiieh by the under signed, your co-owner in the Sweepstakes mining claim, situatesin tue Warren Mining Distriet, in the County of Cochise, Te ritory of Arizona, the location notice of which is of the County of Cochise, in book 6, page 603. Record of Mines that it has expended the sum of one hundred dollars in each oi the years from and including the year eigh- teen hantlred and eighty-seven. to, and in cluding the wear eighteen hundred and ninety eight, makinga period of twelve years, in the performance Of the annual work for each of said years, required by the laws of congress to be performed upon said claim to hold the same.
 And you, your heirs and assigns, have failed to contribute your proportion of the revised statutes of the United States, to be made upon said claim for the years from and including the year eighteen hundred and eighty seven, to and including the year eighteen hundred and ninety eight, making a period of twelve years.
 The sum due from you, your ho!rS or aS- signs to the uddersgnel, yolr co-o@ner in said claim, as your propo 'tinn oi tho nrot- eys eXponded by t upon said c!nin uS above set forth, is six hInire ] d .!lur for which you are delinquent at the date of this notice.
 You, your heirs and assigns, are hereby notified, that, 1T you should taIi or HSfUSe to cOutribut' your proportion. of the above expenditure within ninety days after the publication of this notice once q week for ninety days,yOur interest in the Sweepstakes Mining claim will become forfeited to, and the property of. your co-owucr the under. signed whose residence aud .5plase- Of bnSf- ne Ss are at RiSbee- C0ehise County, Arizona. COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED MINING Go.
 Dated July 1st, 1899.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-07-28

TIE United States now owns about one third of it's own area, exclusive of