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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
Sherns Sale.

By virtue end authority OF special execution
tor deIinqneut tax+s issued from the of1ce of
the Gle IT the circuit court OF fsat-s county
Mo-. IeIuFnaBie al the Move "a Der term iea9 Of
said court TO me directed in favor OF A Bowen,
r on5eio collector 4 the venue Of REtes
county add against " Aisen-T | have
levied snd ssiZei upon all the right title IN
terest ami claim of szid defendant " VI
Mfs-Ber in and TO the follow ing descTi bed
real estate situated in Bates coOrty. Missouri.
tO-wit:
Forty acres lot six {Gl southeast quarter Of
the uorIn-a-t quarter OF section tweuts eight
49, IN TOW nip thirty Line go OF range
Ihirtv-ons - | will on
1nursdEy ~orrmb-r s Is,@
between the hours OF niue o'clveE Ia the fore
cGpck in the Afternoon Of that
dAv ne ea=t front door tne court house.
n the city OF Butler BaESs county Missouri.
sell the same or much thereof az Hsg be Re
Quiresi at punIic vendue 20 the highest bidder
Tor cash. TO satisfy ssiI execution ami cost.
r { hUbD.
30 Il sheriff of Bates COUNTY No.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02

BY virtue and authority of special eKecu-
ton tor Delinquent I6xes is-ued from The Of
dee OF the clerk Of the circuit court OF bA'es
90. Mo TetuTnable At the November term
49, OF sstd court TO me dlTsc' ed in favor
\ r owen, ~ vficic collector Of the revenue
Bates unity and against John n Nsssfs,
have levied and sitzed upon oil the night.
title. Interest and ella m Of ssid defendant
john u AISLE ia ami 10 the following de-
rlOed real estate siEukted n Bates county
Missouri, 70 wit.
Eighty 10 acres. west half II the
northeast quarter section fourteen
"a toEnshIp fOrty-tWo I4ZI, range twenty
UfH- 81 Will. on
Thursday November is. Is99.
between TIE hours of nine O'Clock IN the fore
room end i've O'CIoek n the aftsTDssoB OF fh a.
day tne EAST 'front.' door Of n e court h, uEe,
IN tre cit' Of Butler, BAtes county Misc Bri
sell n. -eme much thereof as NAV -
regu red at public yeGnue 10 the highest bid
b-T for esEh 10 zztiEiy ssId execution ana
Fss-.z z & MUD
FIT Sheriff Of Bate County. Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
Sherifgs Sale.

By virtue and authority of a special eXecU-
ton for delinquent taxes, issued from the Office
OF the clerk Of the circuit court Of Bates Co.
NO, returnaDle at the November term, lsy3,
Of said court, to me directed in favor Of A 3
Owen, eX-Oiiicio collector of the revenue Of
Bat. county, and against Emma J Mckenzie,
/ have LEVIED and seized upon all the = ght,
title, interest and claim Of said defendant. En-
ma Mckenzie, In and to the following drscTib
ed raj estate situated in Bates county, Mis-
souri,. tO-Wit-
Ten DO acres, north half o. north half of
southeast quarter Of northeast quarter Of sec
ton nine o., township forty al, Of range
thirty three 80, / will on
Thursday, November 10 1899,
between the hours Of nine o o'clock in the fore
noon and five o clock in the afternoon Of that
DAY, at the east front door Of the court house
in the city of Butler, Bates county Missouri +,
sell the same or much thereof as may tie re-
quired at public veDdue 20 the highest bidder
for cash, TO satisfy said execution and costs.
4. G. MUD,
sat Sheriff OF hates County. no.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02

BY virtue and authority Of 3 special execu-
ton fer deIIBs HenT taxes issued from the Once
of tue CLERK Of the circuit court OF bates o.
Mo return able al the >ovemDsF term, I-zss
OF sad court. to me directed in favor q I :
Evilslzcr. eX-Ufhcio collector Of the revenue
OF the G y Of Butler. ana against Lucy y ais,
l q svp IeEt-l and seized upon all the right,
title interest and claim OF said defendant Lucy
rs ais N am To the following descri bed real
estate sftuat 4 n Bates county, Missouri. to-
wiz Lot Eve - block one go George Pages
addition 70 city Of Butter, VIII On
Thursday, November 8. ls49,
between the hours OF nine o-Clcck n The fore
noon sid Eve @ clcck IN the afternoon % that
7av, at the east front door OF The court h0usa,
IA The city OF suffer, Bates county Missouri,
sci. the same or much thereof a. nay ~ re-
sgrlFrssI Al pubiIc vendue TO the CHEST uidGer
Tor cash, 10 satisfy sad execution and costs
G MUUD.
sa-ss SherTG OF Bats County. No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
sheYIf sale.

By virtue and authority OF special sXeeu
ton for deIlHqDet tsxrr. issusd from the Of
ace Of the rlsTE ~ the circuit court Of Bates
county NJ retuTnsble at the Move Ter
term. Isa1 Of aid court 20 me directed In ia
VuT Of owen r1-OtnciO collector OF the
rsFeD Ne o. BATES county. ann asslhht Fnh
EeTsDn J Z FulkETsOn 4 r fBiEersOn and
r FuIk~rEOn 1 nave levied ard ssiEsd npoa
AL tbe ~ Eht. tttiS Interest and eisiTn 81 said
deisSdsnts NJ Fnlker-nn.J FuikrrsIn e
r FuiksTsoU and v FuiksrsOn, in and 90 the
fiIIO INK described T-sl estate. situated In
BzEes county. Ni=sOuFt to-Wit.
The south hsif n iJt mine ~, block thtrtsen
ISL " est side Addition 20 city Of Butler,
viii, on
Thursdsy. Sov+mb@T -. Isfs.
between tn nOu : Of niae O'Clock Ia the fpre-
noon AMI i've 0'clDcs ia the afternoon 81 tbaf
ia al fns east rDnt dDsT Of So court hOn~es
IN tb~ city ~ Butlrr. Bsses county hissOnTis
selI tbs same. or mgeh thereof ~ msy be
T-quIFet 81 % uiir ge@s -. 10 tHr d ZaesF bid
DIR for cEans 70 sstisfy ssl1 eEecu tgn ana
cpEt= q NADDs
A. 81 sheriff Of BAtes county. No.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
Snerans sale

By virtue and authority of a special execution
for delinquent taxes, issued from the Office OF
the clerk of the circuit court Of Bates county
returnabie at the November term, 1893 Of SAID
court 10 me directed in favor Of A b Owens
eN-Olfcio collector of the revenue of Bate
county and against William Paul, / have
levied and seized upon ali the right, title,
interest and claim of defendant, William
Paul, in and to the following described real
estate situated IN Bates county, Missouri, to-
wit:
East half of lot seventeen Q7) and all Of lot
eighteen us in block twenty-five C35J in the
town III Rockville, NO, 1 will on
Thursday, November Is, lS99,
between the hours of nine o clock in the fore
noon and live . clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the east front door of the court house,
in the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri,
sell the same much thereof as may be re-
quireG at public yendue to the highest bidder
for cash. to satisfy said execution anu costs
l.. {. MUDD,
Sat Sheriff Of Bates County, 40.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02

Ottaw "a. Kan, Oct. 24.-Miss Ethel
Tucker, OF tins place, i now in San
Srenci>co awaiting q steamer to take
her 10 Manila, where she will marry
eergt. Irwin V. Todd. troop a. Elev-
cnth cavalry The sergeant Is a son
Of l.. NJ. Todd, who lives near Wells
vile. this county. The TWO have been
fover> several years Todd recently
sce-euli>.ed IL the cavalry and sent for
s1is atti.uced
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
HE IS FROM KANSAS.
EJeut. Ferguson. Late OF the Twentieth
Volunteers, Was in TWO engagements
Near Cabao the 24th.

San Francisco, Oct. 24.-Lieut. Fer
sg'uson, mentioned in the Manila dis
patches as commanding detachment
If the Thirty-sixth infantry in two en-
gagements in one day near Cabao, was
formally member of the Twentieth
Kansas. He won mention for distin-
guished conduct at the Rio Grande
river, where he successfully reconnoi-
tered the bridge under the direction of
Col. Funston under the most difficult
sind dangerous circumstances. His re-
sport resulted in the abandonment of
t.he project to carry the bridge by as
sault- He was then Corporal Fergu-
son, of E company. Shortly after
wards he was commissioned first
lieutenant in the Thirty sixth. infan-
a.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02

London. oct. 24.--Ihe war Office
-aere has been attempting to explain
Eh@ summary of the situation in Natal.
In the absence Of authentic news there
arg q mum Der of contradictory rumors
afioat, but the most reasonable inter
probation of the various reports seem
20 indicate that there was Some artillery
practice at Glencoe Saturday and sun
dag, but no fighting at close quarters.
a., however, commun cation between
Glencoe and Ladysmith which was
thought to have been restored by the
British victory at Elandslaagte, has
aSain been broken by the destruction
OF the railway bridge a Wascnbauk,
zlorth Of Ladysmith and between
1landslaagtc and Glencoe, the difficult
sizes of the British commander in Natal,
Gen White, in reinforcing Glencoe
haya been enormously increased. and
-1util the British forces at Ladysmilh
s-lnd Glencoe are united and the main
sssos.y of the Beers IS broken. the situa-
esicu must remain disquieting for the
British. The African papers sharply
al icjse Lord NolSeley's summary Oh
III Natal situation. They say it has :,
vii3tict resent lance to tile statements
of the Spanish ministry when prcpar-
lBp their countrymen for news al the
DISASTER at Santiago.
There is no denying the grcG. au~-
pen and anxiety existing, W hIch ha~
been increased 10y the report in circu-
ia ion, purporting to emanate from
official quarters, to the effect that til,
Beers have secured the services of 49,
@]1Q natives.
The vague and varied estimates o,
she Boer losses and the absence OF any
sling official on the subject are also
.arousing misgivings as to whether the
beaten enemy suffered propor:ionately
10 the disastrous losses of the victors.
One of the most DISC nieting stories
csmes from Ladysmith. II is to the
effect that an Englishman who arrived
y+here from Dundee on Sunday evening
alter escaping through the Boer line
tue previous night, said that the enemy
ryas then shelling the camp and town
NA4th heavy guns, while the shells OF
GRe British were unable 10 reach the
GHemy's batteries. Consequently, the
man Is said to have added the camp
vIas shifted mile or 50, in order to be
Ont Of the reach of the Beers who were
firing on the magazine in the town.
Gen. 1uIe Ha4 Fallen Back.
THE parliamentary secretary of the
Yar Office, George Wundham, in the
house of commons to-day announced
that Field Marshal Lord Wolselev, the
commander-in- chief of the forces. sums
qp the situation in Natal to-day Us fol-
lows:
Gen. Tule has fallen back 70 effect junction
W h SIR George Stewart White. He camped
Yesterday evening about 10 miles south of Dun
DE without seeing anything of the enemy dur
.ipg the march, and it has since been reported
that all We'll" on the Wnschbank river.
News from Col. Baden Powell dated
Matching, October Is. confirms the
81 aitement that in the armored train
night the British had two men killed
and 10 wounded. The Boer loss was
estimated at So killed and many
rSOnndeE
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
Executrix Notice.

Notice = her given that letters Of tes-
tsFHseu aTy on a4c estate OF JssOn :. y oOd Q
deceased. weT- ETsntet 10 the under
gn-1 On tHe n day Of S-pt Iess. 5g Ehs
pFDDE-e csHrt % Bate county Missouri
All per-oas having ciaiTus against Eaid -
ss-e. are required 10 exhibit them for allow
srrE tHe sEecutriE within O1s yeaY
after rh- date OF saId letter.. or they maH BE-
~ cIHr-+ fT1ru AM benefit 81 ssid es;Ete7 art
4 =aeh -3aIm= De- lot xii b1ted within two
Eear- tT0TH the csfe o. tuts publication, tusy
-rs. b. forever barred Ibis z-Ln day 81
September. i--s5-
PRUDENCE 2. wOODFIS
as-4f ELeE1fEiK-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
Sheriff Sale.

By virtue and authority of q special eNecu-
non Tor delinquent taxes, Issued from ne Office
of the clerk OF the circuit court of Bates Co.
Mo-, returnable at the November tern, lS99,
of said court, to me directed in favor of \ II
owen, eN-offic;o collector OF the rerenue of
Bates county, and against owe MiIier, | have
levied and seized upon ali the right, title, in
terest anu claim of said defendant Oiiva Miller,
in and to the following described red estate
situated in Bates county, Missouri, JO-Sit:
Forty 40 acres, southwest quartef OF the
southeast quarter of section seventeen ~ town
viii, ON
Thursday November Is. 1899.
between the hours of nine O'Clock In ne fore
noon ana five o clock IN the afternoon OF that
day, at the east front door of the cour house,
in the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri.
sell the same or so much thereof as my be re-
CURED al public vendae, to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy said execution and costs.
l.. G. MUDD,
SCAT sheriff of Bates Csuaty, Mo.
Sherifs Sale.
BY virtue aud authority of a specfa execu-
ton for deliDqu mt taxes issued from the Office
OF the clerk of the circuit court of tates Co.
No, returnahle at the November term, 1sss,
OF said court, TO me directed in fav0 of a
owen, eN-officio collector of the reTenue of
Bates county, and a. ainst Peter kiitS | have
levied and seized upon all the right, title, IN
terest and claim OF said defendant, Paer kiItz
in and to the following described real estate
situated in safes county, Missouri, to-wit:
west half OF northwest quarter of tAe south
west quarter OF section twenty-five 81, town
ship thirty-eight t3s} of range twenty-nine (29J
will on
Thursday November Is, lS99
between the hours of nine o'clock in ne fore
noon and five O clocS in the afternoon Of that
day, at the east front door of the court house,
in the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri,
sell the same or so much thereof as may be re-
qulred at pubic vendue to the highest bidder
for cash, TO satisfy said execution and costs
Z c NUDD,
5D-4t Sheriff of Bates County No
Sherif's sale
BY virtue and authority OF a specisl execu-
ton for delinquent taxes issued from abe Office
OF the clerk OF the circuit court OF Bates Co
Mo returnabiea the November term, $50, of
said court. 20 dlrect ed II favor OF 4 B owen
eN-ofdcio collector Of the revenue Of Bates
county and a. aiHst Ed Narlerman | have
levied and seized L pom al the right title, in
T-rest ana cla,m ~ said defendant. Ed War
deFngan. n and to The following described real
estate situated IN Bates county, Nj SOAR to-
wit.
Twenty = = acres, west half of west half OF
ioT SIX 10, section ave 90 township rairtv- nine
tss4 of range Ihlrty-Ewo 81 1 viii on
Thursday November Is, Es.s}
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and IKE o 'csock in the afternoon Of that
dag. the east fro8t door Of the cIa r house IN
TIE cEty Of tuEltF. Bales county. Mis- souri, sell
az same much thereof as may lie reoui red
at puD4IC yendUe 10 the highest bidder for cash
- SATISFY said execution and costs
E C. MUDD
5a-4E Sheriff OF Bates Coanty, No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02

Paris. Mo pc5- 24.-This afternoon
ne grand jury returned an indictment
Tor murster IN the first degree against
AaeNaneer Jester on the charge OF muir
s1erlug G'luvrt Gates = years ago. The
indictment contains L. counts and COW
'sFs every theory of murder from I'M
known means - smile, pistol and
soosSon.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
Public Administrators Notice.

S0sice IL hereby given. that letters d admin
istraliOn On the estate Of Martin J. Shafer,
deceased, were granted ~ the unders Rned.
Public AdmiuistratsF, on the 9Th day u July,
ia, y the pTODsts c0uTt d BATES county
Missouri.
All Jer-ous having claims against said estate
ar required 70 EXHIBIT them fOr allowance 10
The sdIlnl-tFatoE tbln one gear after the
dat " zaid letter., or they m8y BE- preeluded
from suy benefit y! saId estate; and IL sucb
rIairn- BE- not exhibited within Two years from
the date % tils publication, they shall BE- for
ever barred. Ibis 18th dsy ~ August. isla
ID. y BKUWN
a-4E Public Admiuistrat0r
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
SUSPENSE AND ANXIETY.
London Looks Upon Reports from the
Seat Of War With Considerable
Misgiving and Doubt.
0IsOUIETIKG STORIES FROM DUNDEE.

Report That the Ioers 3re ,heii'nG the
Town ard the British Are tnabi" I"
sseasii tire Enemy Lord woi-eley's Wa
summaries LIkeIssn to ~ stte-rae"ts OF the
spanish Ministry Last Wear.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
Chiid's Drawing Book.

trace the pictures beneath. thus Attending
enjoyment. as well as instruction To the
hand and eye. These drawing hooks and
the box of crayons go very well together.
There are six different kinds. and each
drawing book requires o lion heads and q
2-cent stamp.
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sat
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02

illustration IS only two-thifds atuai size.
Color u delicate pink. with iael setting
and gold trimmings Best enaalei finish,
stylish and durable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

The Acme mine at bingham marketed
twd ears OF ore today.
The south swansea had ave cars of
ore on the market today.
The Horn silver reported on the mar.
kel today with two ears q ore.
supt J. W Nclu of the United states
Minins company Il In bingham.
The Sunbeam u Tlnuc had car OF
ore ON the market today
The conklln sampler received seven
cars from Tintic and one from Deep
Creek today.
The Taylor Brunton sampler report
"a today . cars from Tlntic. from
Frisco and 2 from bingham,
George pern lot this morning cor
Nevada 70 visit the Young America
mine az iniacnrora. and also to Inspect
the Nevada mine at Galoua. New
Nevada State Journal. A breast Of
ore has been blocked out IN the China
man mine that shows 800 a ton.
3. 81 Mosby hns purchased a one
quarter interest In the Jennie Dele
property In Park Valley.
Tooele Transcript The Third Term
mine. situated In south Willow Canyon.
II being worked again. The contractors
are Tom oaruu and T.. J. simon Of Park
CITY.
Thomas Cunningham Of Ogden Is vls-
lting the Lake Side Mountains this
week whore he Is largely Interested Ia
mining property.
Ten sample sacks u ore says tho
HALEY Times. have been sent 10 Lyttlc-
ton Price IT.. at the school OF Mines
Golden, Colorado. They viii be tested
there TO ascertain the process OF rcduc-
ton best adapted TO each
The retimhcrlng Of the main SHAFT at
1.-THE Virtue Mine tOtcgou, and the
pumping of water from the SHAFT 10
enable underground explorations IL
steadily going on.-laker city Demo-
crat.
Leadvlile Horald-Democrat; Al $50
o'clock last night match was struck
and another smcltur was IN blast The
now pyritlc smelter constructed by the
Boston Gold-C0pper company will this
morning be treating sulphide ores from
this and some ~ the uulghhoring camps
and VIII be the fourth smeltlng plant
operating In this country
John Davis. the veteran prospector
ana his partner. Isaac bullock OF Pro-
W, have given A. T.. WOodhouse Of the
latter place bond ana lease FOR eigh-
A'NN lANNllAH NN AlN hEftl9= AitNtuF
group OF nye claims In the Immediate
neighborhood Of Greeley Springs IN
North Tinuc, says the Tintlc Miner
The amount named In tho bond II $780,
900. Mr., WoodhOuae will begin active
development work In the near future.
John Hunt OF the MAY Day made a
nylng trip to Salt Lake Tuesday, after
noon, returning Wednesday morning
nnya the Tintic Miner, He reports near
~ all OF the machinery on the dump,
ana small army o. men at work inside
and out, a nice flow ~ water has been
developed In the well down the hill. the
pipe line has been finished and every
thing put IN readiness Tor the use OF
holAt and burlclgh drllls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
WOOL.

Bradstrccts Wool Review for the last
week says; The wool market
continues very firm and prices
have advanced during the past
week from I 10 cents per pound.
HostOn's sales Tor IN, week were lit
tie over i2O00.000 pounds. ns against u.s.
100000 pounds FOR the previous week.
The business for tho past three weeks
footH up 90 over ii.000DO0 pounds, which
Ia the largest business ever before ex-
porlonced In that market AZ was tho
cnso last week. most Ut the business was
done In Territory Texas ana Oregon
woods, although other domestic grades
have been well dealt In, The demand
h active both for consumption and for
speculation A good deal OF wool Is be-
Ing exported To England. where dealers
can obtain better prices than they arc
being offered here. Stocks have been
considerably reduced By tho large
transactions NJ late. although receipts
have heon heavy ana some dealers
think that the quantity Of wool on the
market u already down to whore " us
unlly "a lust before the arrival OF the
new clip. Everything points to a stlil
higher market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
New Mammoth Reports with An
other Shipment
MILL CHANGES NECESSARY.
Monte Christie Mine said TO be sold
oregon Lumber Busine.. Coed
-generai News.

The weeks receipts Of gold dust at
the rooms Of the Kansas city Con-
aolldsicd smeiler and Refinery com
pany foot up COO pounds Tho con
tributora are Sacramento 40 pounds.
chloride Point $50 pounds. and the New
Mammoth 100 pounds.
This II the flfst shipment from the
New Mammoth for over q month. aud
II IL intlmatc0 that THO bingham gold
producer win not dii the expectations
" tho stockholders until several i'm
proyemcnts afv made both IN the mill
and the present mode o, getting out tho
orr. The tunnel which has been going
forward for some time. 10 now within
~ tccti II is stated. of the SHAFT. which
" VIII tap at a depth Of 4c0 feet. "A
the tunnel connects with the mill IL wili
when completed. prove a much moro
economical way Of gotunx out the ore
than that In ul-a now, Al the present
time the ore is holsted through the
nhan and II hauled for half n mile TO
the mill by teams, which. owing 90
break downs and lcamatefs leaving. has
proved a souroo Of much annoyance 60
The management
The teaching capacity will easily
amount 10 no tons a day. saya supt.
J. y. iieverligo. but the milling capa.
city does not ouceed % tons owing
10 the sillceous nntur. " the ore. very
hne crushing 10 necessary and another
crusher, as well .us.anoth-r Get OF rolls
II fhld TO b. nlsrnlualy necessary IN
ORDER 10 maize the stockholders thor.
uuNhly happy ..s sHs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
Inos COUNTY ACTIVITY.
Coal Land. ruled IA by Cedar City Res
ldeuts.

The pcrfeeting Of process to coke
Iron county coal, reported some time
ago, has caused something " a Honaa-
tion Ia that county, a number OF salt
Lake parties are seeking footing there
IN anticipation OF big boom In the
price Of coal lands and possibly, later
on, In the iron deposits with which tho
county abounds. "A showing the sud
don activity felt thore the following
dsclaratory statements, nled yesterday
by Cedar city roaidcntu, IL Interesting
No, Mary Ann Wilson. for the
northwest quarter Of northeast quarter
and northeast quarters Of northwest
quarter. section a5, township " south
quarter. section %. township 30 south.
range 10 west. 100 aeres. Settled upon
Nov, 10. 1899.
40. iis5-Eluah Smith, for tho south
east quarter OF section ~, township 30
aouth, range 10 west. 100 acres. Settled
upon Nov. T.
No. ilge-Joseph n. Charles. for the
west half Of northeast quarter, section
~, and the southeast quarter OF south
west quarter and southwest quarter OF
southeast quarter, section IS, township
20 south. range 10 west, 100 acres. Set
tied upon Nov. 10.
No. 1igI-Charles =. Wilkinson. for
the southeast quarter OF section "a.
township 50 south, range 10 west, 100
acres, Settled upon Nov. 9.
sale OF Monte Christie Mins /, Reported
II was reported from Seattle
wash. yesterday that the Monte Christie