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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
n 15 deg 5s min east
AREAS
Total area of claims ..........l
 ADJOINING CLAIMS.

Eomestak lode-On the south by the Buster lode. unsurVeycd. T. G. Norris e, al.. claimants; on the west by the Washington lode of this survey; no at- joining aims on the north or east.
 Washington lode--On the cast by the Hcm stake lode of this survey. on the South toy the Copper Bar and Whale loGes of this survey; no adjoining claims op tha north or west
 Anchor L.de-on -he esS, hy the Whaie lode of this survey. no other ad- joining claims.
 Whal. lode-On th north by the Washington lode of this survey; on Che east by Copper Ear lode of this survey: uu the west by th. Anchor lode of this sur vey; on tho south by the Grand View lode cf this survey.
 Copp. Bar lode-On the north by the Wa shiuston lode of this survey; on the eas by the Buster lode unsurveSed. T. C Norris. ct aL. claimants. on the west by the Whale lode of this survey; on :he south by tke Elephant lode of this surves'.
 Hot Numb ? i1de-on the west by ths " et aI. claimants; on the south by the Mckinley lod~ of this survey There are no adjoining claims on the north or eas:.
 Grand View lod,-On the north by the Whale lode of this survey: on the east by the Elephant lode If this sur wy. cu the west. none: on the south by the Arizona Chic lode of this survey, and Fortune lode of survey No. ii65. C. e. Ellis. et ai.. claimants.
 Elephant Iodc-on he north. Copper Bar lc,ie of this survey and Buster lod-, unsurveyed. r. C. Norris. 5t al. claim ants. on the east by the Mckinley lode of this survey; on the west by the Grand View lode of this survey; on the south by th- Fortune lode of survey No ltsg, e. O. Ellis. ct sl., claimants.
 Mckinley lode--On the north by the Hot Number lode Oi this survey and Bus.i er lode. unsurv yed. T. q. Norris, pt aI. claimants. on the " st by ihe Elephant lode cf this survey. No ad- Joining claims ol the east and south
 Arizona Chief lo6e-On the north by tha Grand View lode oC this survey; on the east by the Fortunc lode. surNey NuS liC3, C. O. Ellis. et al claimants; on the west. none. on the south hN the Iron clad and Favoritc l1ies of survey No. iteS. C. -l. Ellis. et al., claimanis
 HEDGES.
 Hnmestak. lod The course and length of the l-Iec on the Honest axe claim is from ihc north center end 10 the south center end. i5Go et. and is traceable by cropPiaEs- Vein mater about 3o0 fed wide at the south end oS claim. width st north end not known. Washington lede - The course Ani length of ledge ua the Washington lode claim is from the north center rnd B" .t,. south center nd. l5ao feet Anchor Iod The course and '"nei" of Iede. on the Anchor claim ss trom th. north center end t' the south ctnttF
 nd. f5eo feet.
 Whale lrfe-Ts1s roiirse and neth ~ i-5ae a7 the whale claim ls from ths -.r.b center end Co the south center end. lrua feet. and Is trareable by crop pings
 Copper Bar lode - The Copper Bar
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

First publication July is. Last publication August 22.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

Inning st corner No. '. identical eorDer Of ths location. and wi;h
 E No. cf the Copper Bar, Elr5
 snd Grand Nlew l0des of tllis a quartzIte sldna liiseels-,l l-
 Thsnce notih 2. ivs q min " feet Co ast t.g'gs center. iden;i- fsta the h-ea'ien. and with West ttnler 0f the Gopher Bar lode of Farvsy- Sam --r.,Grse T50 feet to
 No. 2 identical s,ith Cnruer of Pc@uon. and Aith corner Nh, 1 oi |epFer Bar and the s-uth end cen tho Washington lcd-s uf thss De Dor,h ss @ g fS r3in west soe fp ne north end center. ideuticai the location ami with corner So.. He Washington lode pf this survey.
 e'urse 3io gert :o corner Nr. @. fei with corner of the location Al'h corner NJ. ( -f The Anchor Fl this survey.
 Ehoe south g- deg l4 min west a" |o me st side center. Identical sAs iooati1n and with the east side Il ot the Anchor lode of this ~ug- same c1'use 550 feet Co corn q >o. ,'''eai with the corner of .he ie--a I. ana with corners No. , and 0t .l'n'r and Grand View iodes. re- |efe lY Of fbtS e-..--..,r
 l'e south @ d-g l6 min east 300 " ne s,uth end center. i.iyntiraI 'he location and with the north
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
NOT FUNNY TO PLUNKsLEy

First Politieian-OId Plunksley wants the nomination and he's ready to tap his barrel
 Second Politician-A1l right. Wen give him d run for his money.-Puck.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
IOWA LODE.

BUgiuEing at corner N". |. identical win corner ef th location oH line 2-3 of the Gold Note lode of this survey. 30 here a sycniie stone l5NioSS inches Is st inches in the ground and chiseled .I-Il10-i.. vith mound of stou,s feet at base and IF feet high alongside
 Whence I-.SM.M. No. I2Se bears north
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
ArcKINLFY LODE

Beginning sf corner No ! tl fii'i. with The corner rf ths location and "ilh corner Nr. Q of the Elephant lode of iil@ suf-yev and with the south end center
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17
MORE MORALES TROUBLE
Collector Hcev Arrested For
 Cattle Stealing

A NosslT. dispatch says sensation was created at the ins city by tne ar rest O! Collector Hoey on a charge oi cattle stealing. IL seems that COlIec- tor Hoey took possession of band oi cattle which he thought Wer- being smuggi-d. The cattIe were i.ken by the collector as the set of a public oI- ficisl in the performance Of his duty. but the owners ot the stock went be- fore the Istics and swore outaw4r. raut for Hoey's arrest snd he wes sr- rested Cn ;he charge above stated. His friends say there is nothing in the charge and that it is the out growth of the old Nogalss trouble. bu, be tha, as it may, he is nov under sr- rest and will be compelled to stand iusl,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

The devil was the tirs, c3s ch-r. says retired bas'bil editor. He cosch.d I've when she stole first, Adam stnie second. When Isaac met Rebscca al the well she was walking with . pitcher. Samp ,on struck out when he b at the Philistines. Cain made his first run Nhen he slew Abel. Arraham m Jade sacrifice. The prodigal son made a home run. David was q long-listsuce throver, snd Moses shut out tae Egyptians al the Red sea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17
METAL PRODUCTION
The Latest Statistics For tie
 Past Year

The Engineering and Mining Jour nal oi June 9sh publish the full tables of mineral and metal product )n of the United States in 1899 as prepared for the Mineral Ipdustry," Volume VIII. hi. production valied at she mines or furnaces, amounted to Sl : 2I ,36l ,e6l, th largest amount on record for the United States Or any other country. DsducIing certain necessary applications, the net value ot the mineral production in 1899 wss $l.lls,77o,s30. against 799.5IS ,033 in 1898, showing sn increase last year of $3l9 36I.I97, or 399 per cent. This great amoont came partly from the increase in quantities and partly from general advances in values. The United States last year was the greatest producer of coal. salt, iron copper, siiver and lead in the world ; alec of many of the less important metsls and minerals.
 The extent of our production is shown by the figures. which include 252, ,lls.4 .4s5 short tons Of coal, l3 400, : 74j long tons of pig iron, 5sl ,3l9 ,09l pounds of copper, 7,0s5 tons Of lead, l29,675 tons Of zinc, 57 ,I36.s3i ounces of silver, and s70.O26, ,02l in gold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

The Pinsl county supervisors will bring suit at the nsI. term oi court against the frs. term bond.men of Brady, the defsulting treasurer. The recent judgment secured agalnst the second term bondsman was small affair as ths cult developed the fact that the greater part ot the shortage occurred durins BrAdy's first term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

The Apaches are teconing indus trious. As liborers are hard 70 hirc, and as the negrce. importeG from Texas have nearly all abandoned the work, the contractors on the new Nor enci S'Ithern Railway have turned to the White Mountain Rese-va;fon. and have emitted the serYices ol about 100 Indians. J. is tol l that the Indians are tractabie and that the contractors ind no fault.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

The los Angeles Express says the aggregate capitalization of the oil companies in that part of the state only amouats 10 S9J9.939 ,999 ,9s9 ,999 |. The business Of incorporation is e little slow as present. but perh sps the above amount may ts double by the end Of the year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

H Shattuok who served as under sheriff with H SlaIghte- here dur in. tue latter's term of office ia a Tomb,tone Visitor shaking hands with old acquaintance and friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

California mas aaout ended gather inE its great orange crop. the yell this season being estimated between Il ,Oo0 ana II. 300 carloads, or bstween 3,2O0,O9J and 1 100000 boxes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

l. L LlmbEin 6 inning man of St l. 7ui-, 8 Tomb tone visitor He l.. here on minIug business and will look into the merits of s copper property in the Dragons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

The United States marine hospital service has doctor staaonsd st tuna, also oGe \; Needles tn prevent p,ague pat ents from getting away from Caliicruii. l. is almost ui daily occurrence tor them b turn Chinese pg. seage:s back.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

Allen T Bird editor of the Nogsles Oasis and Benson Press Is & Tomb stone visitor. Bro Bird is hustiing newspaper man and gets out excellent papers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

A Virginia Legislator has introduced s hii to prohibit flirting. When those tn. nes made m the image Of c d's ms sterp:ece sin't fit for anything sls- the Lord or Providence bundles them together snd puis then in the legis- latjve halls of the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

It is un1e-stuoG Con O'kssfe of the Cobre Grsnde Co will move his family here and take up his resid nee in To bst0ne.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

\ Sister Of Mercy is in Tombstone soliciting 'uais for ih, Sisters Hospi- tsl at Pheuix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

Chas " Blackburn who has been east oD a business visit IS expected home Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

Call and try dish oi deiiciOu. ice cream tonis ht at Mrs Eye Ice Cream Par,or.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

Attorney c V Wright came in yes -terds, rom Tucson in attendance on \ ptst
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

Itis thought the grand jary will complete their lsoors by tomorrow night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

Mrs P CCrniughsm snd children arrived today .-om Bisb-e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

oi hahnoOd, the consequences of self abuse and excesses producing the following symptoms: Sallow countcnace, dark srots under the eyes, pain in he head. ringing in the ears, loss in confidence, diffidence in approaching sirang- CTS, palPataiion of the heart weakness in the limbs and back loss of memory. pimples in the face, coughs consumption. etc.
 Dr. Globon has practiced in San Francisco over 3s. years and those troubled should not tail 10 consult him and receive the benefit of his great skill and experience. The doctor cures when others fail. Try him. Cures Guaranteed. Persons cured at home. Charges reasonable. Gall or write.
 DR. !. F. GIRBoS, 62s Kearny St. san Francisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17
DISTRICT COURT
The Judicial GIist as Turned
 Out Today

District Court opened at 2 pm to- Cay, upon arrival of Judge Davis from Tue -ou.
 The grand jury was called ss fol lows
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17
DR. GIBBON.

I ms old and rcIiabIS and .most successful Specialist in San Fran CISCO, s,ill continues to cure all Sexual and Seminal Diseases. such as Gonorrhora, G,ect.
 Structure. syphilis in all it's forms. Skin Dis- eases Nervous Debil- ity. Imnotenty. Semi nal Weakness and loss
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

M Likes Siu narlh A V Moves Arthur c Sanders $ Merrill Joe H Huber A Lsndsrs Chss Godfrey
 FE Caldwell, " s Crump and A Lsnders were excused from service.
 \ special venire Of siI grand jurors was ordered returnshle forthwith.
 Konrsd Sehmid, was admitted to ciuzenship.
 Jas Negri admitted to citizenship.
 The special venire is being subp ser. ed as we so 10 pr-sr.
 Herbert Arn.itsgs admitted to citizeGship.
 Special veniFe Of six grand jurors returned AS follows. Nike Grey, NJ D Scribner, T E Ca .,tmsn, Lon Cooley and Gemebls.
 AV Moves appointed foreman of jury.
 Ter V. c w Morgan-Oisnissed
 Ter vs Sid Psge-Set for lGth 9.30 a. III.
 Ter vs Orosco-Sst for 18th.
 Costello ys John n.on-D!smissed.
 Johnson vs White-Set for l4th.
 CAeser vs Johnson-Dis missed.
 Laventhal ys Quinn & Lsnge-S st for Huh.
 Eielly V. Le:son & Cunningham Continued.
 Bruce vs Erie Catee Co-sst for l4
 McGillvsry vs McGIllvary-Sst for le.
 Monmonier Adm vs Fi.is ct al-Set for i5.
 Nelson vs Nel.on-Continued.
 Hart ys Hart-Set for r.
 Schwartz vs Blom-Set for ls.
 Dubscher ys Newmsr-Set for l3. Costello vs Frirdmau-Set for l3
 Costello ys Frisdman-Set for l3
 McGillvary vs Blair-Juigmeut !o- defendant.
 Carr vs Bo1nan-set for 25.
 Gregory vs Dykss-Sst for l4.
 Redfeli ys Dunbsr-Di.missei.
 Ensonis vs Cummings-Judgment for defendant.
 Cfsig vs Crais-Set Tor l3.
 Best vs Bes,-Refered to Clerk.
 Norton vs McCag-Continued.
 Schroster vs Ssnitarium Co-For 1s
 Hughes vs Hughes-Set for 13.
 Gardenshire ys Gsrdepshire-lGth
 Mooney vs Norton-Dismisssi.
 Bos,worth vs Bridgss-set for l5.
 Booth vs B BJoth-Divorcs granted
 Craig vs Craig-Referred to clerk.
 Blair vs McGillvsry-Judgmsnt for plaintiff
 Webster vs siberling Miniog Cs- Judgment Tor plaintiff.
 Grand jury returned partial report, finding indictments as follows: Re- fugio Escobsds, fer burglary; Jssus Lopez, grand larceny; John Hand assault. John Hand was srrsigned and plead guilty to charge ot ssssult as in- tiicted fined S5o which was paid
 Grand jury ignored ca.es against John R. Hall; John Griffith; Cbas ! Debsud and Vs.elens Burdugo. i Louis Mosco admitted to citizen ship. i Dayelos ys Divelos-Re'errsd 60 ! Clerk. 1 Medallion vs McCallion-Divorce granted. : Ter vs G H Thomas-Sst for 18th.
 Costello vs Fnedmaa-File new answer. ! Costello vs Frisdmsu-Dismissed. Ter vs Lepez-G.ven to IA to plead Ter vs Escobsdo-Ssme order. ] Monmonier, Adm. vs Pitts. ct sl-con tin ued to lstb.
 b ughes vs Hughss-Divoree grant ed. Partial report Of grand jury return ed indictment against Ledi Slsughte ! (colored) grand larceny; Jas Coming han, burglary, Charges sgsisst Ja : Barrett and Con 0'Keeie, ignored ] Csses against John Howard and G W Sanders referred ie next grand jury
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17
Caution - Otice.

A IL PERSONS are hereby var ed against I1 buying. leasing. 0r il any way seeking to obiain any right, title, interest or control O. any cert1in mining claims in the Huachuca Mountains, recently attempted to be located by I. H. Tippe.t and R. V. Dunton. Said at tempted locations are called 'Summit' and Monarch respe lively. and attempts to ap- propTiate the mining ground under the locations long and well known as the OUTLOOK and OUTLOOL EXTENSION, situated near the summit of the middle pea of the range between the head of Ramsey and Maple Canyons. which claims were open for location al the date of said attempted appropriation by said |. H. Tip petf and K V. Dunton.
 of the OUTLOOK ard OUTLOOK EXTEN- SION by said paries aforesaid is hereby claimed and the same will be for the tenefit of said OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK ENTEN SION mining claims, the property of the un- dersignet, ]. w. STUMP < co
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

GRAND JURY.
 Called for Juns II. PJ Dslehsnty Fred Hsrii, Albert Erickson J B Cook J Anderson FCGarrison Maurice Foley Frank Nj Knapp August Baron E Caldwell W E Crump CL Cummings F P Moore NJ Coz F M Likes Sid Harris A V Moves Arthur c Sanders J : Merrill Joe H Huber A Lsndsrs Chss Godfrey
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17
CHR cAcHUA CATTLE ccMr-N

ViCHERS. President and Managcr.s
 Tombstone LEW WILLIAMS Vice President. Bisbes Ar JOHN BLAKE. Secretary Stafford Arizona C w GATES Treasurer Los Angeles, Cal Principle range between Chricahua and Dragoon mountains in Cochise county. Steer Ianges on Eagle and Rcniia Greek in Graham county. Arrnu4. SepJr. Nes Mexico. and Sherman Go, Texas
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

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Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-17

From T-cdaesIa Dajly
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-01-11
Rural Texas Justice.

In one Of the remote counties Of the
Panhandle of Texas two lawyers were
trying a case before justice of the
peace. 1t was sixty miles as the crow
flies to the nearest law book, and the
attorneys differed, of course, as to the
law upon the main issue in the case.
They were trying the case without the
intervention of jury, and his honor,
who conducted gambling house in
connection with his hotel saloon and
livery stable, was in doubt as to what
his decision ought to be. Finally Miller
the plaintiffs counsel. offered to bet
Hoover, the defendants attorney. $40
that he was right. Hoover did not
happen to have that much of the cir
culating medium concealed about his
person, and was naturally at IL loss
how to parry this forciblc argument
The court waited few moments for
Hoover, and finally said:
"Well, Mr.. Hoover. the court has
waited long enough. AIiller's PROPOSE
ton seems to be fair one, and since
you don't put up l will decide this case
in favor of the plaintiff. Green Bag.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-01-11
Poultry Notes.

There are a number of ways of Sc
lecting eggs to send to market. The
best of these ways is to pass each egg
before candle held on the other side
of box or board through which a
hole has been made. When we say
candle of course we recognize the fact
that an actual candle is not necessary
any kind of light will do provided
it be powerful enough to send its light
through the egg. Only fresh eggs
should be sent to market, especially IL
private customers are being supplied.
The size of the windows has much
tn do with the comfort or discomfort
of the fowls in winter. Sad to relate,
most of the poultry houses owned by
farmers have but small windows,
though we believe that the idea OF
having large windows is growing. The
poultry house that has to accommodate
say fifty hens and has single win
dow two feet square is an abomina-
ton, and it is no wonder that in f1ocks
so kept diseases are frequent and de-
structive. If but one window can be
put in poultry house, it should GER
tainly be large one, but it is better
to have number of windows.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-01-11
Forming and Fixing Types OF sheep

Forming and FIXING types OF Sneep.
Prof. John A. Craig, in an address
before the Kansas state board of agri-
culture, said: The type that has been
characteristic of each breed has risen
from variety of causes. In all in
stances the breeders skill In selecting
and mating has been a controlling fac
tor, while other influences have more
or less assisted. In some instances the
function of the animal, or the work 1t
is called upon to do, has had strong
influence. This is evident in the in
stance of the running horse, the trot-
ting horse and the dairy COW, where
the form or the type has developed
from the function. In other instances
the environment has aided man In. his
work of selection, and this is notably
true of sheep. The adaptability OF
sheep for different attitudes of land
enables us to divide them into lowland
breeds, upland or down breeds ana
mountain breeds, and it is connected
with the subject of breed type, for the
environments OF such land develop the
type that does the best upon them.
The lowland breeds are large, square
and strong framed, and are heavy
producers of wool and mutton. The
down breeds are smaller, but rounder
and more compact, with fleece, frame
and mutton of better quality. The
mountain breeds must have more Vlgor
and agility than those previously men
,Hcic
rougher conditions, so that the possess
sion of a rugged constitution, active
disposition, with strong limbs and
muscles, are of more Importance than
the other features that are character
istic Of other types. Man seeks to NIX
the type that he has found character
istic of the breeds by celebrating
scales of points representing features
Of the types desired, and toward the
production of those ideal types all
breeders bend their energies.
The type of the breed having been
decided upon by all the breeders, it
should be the aim of the breeder and
the judge to recognize it, for, aside
from an acknowledgment OF the
wishes of the breeders, it is point OF
direct value to do so. When a breed
has been uniformly bred to type tor
"a period of twenty years or SO the
type has become so fixed that 1t IS
uniformly transmitted. Two of the
most powerful factors aiding the fixing
of the type of breed are the breeders
seeking to produce the animal of ideal
type as represented by the scale OF
points and the judges conforming to it
in the show ring. The result is OF
value to the breeding interests, as 1t
assists in making the breed prepotent
or able to transmit Its characteristics
with greater degree of certainty.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-01-11
French Goa cheers in France.

We are indebted to Messrs. Nc
Laughlin Brothers of Columbus Ohio,
for a translation of the comments made
by the great French critic of horses,
M. Louis Baume, on the government
purchases of French coach stations at
Caen, October 21. 1899. Out Of fifty
seven animals submitted for approval,
twenty-five young stations classed as
trotters were chosen and purchased for
the aggregate sum of 245,O0O francs
($49 ,0O0). The collection included many
sons and grandsons of Fuschia, Cher
bourg, Juvigny, James Watt, Harley
and Reynolds. NJ. Baume says, among
other things: II believe if the reputa-
ton of Harley as great stallion is
to be saved in the future, it will be 10y
alliance with the daughters of Fuschia,
who will bring to him the qualities
which he lacks" Sans Gene, a son of
Hercule Normand out of Olivette by
Cherbourg, who had record of 1885
per kilometer (one-third of mile) was
purchased by the government for
10000 francs; Rocambole, whose record
was 1885, and who is a son of Juvigny
out of Lutine by Serpolet Bal, was pur-
chased for $4,000 francs; Rouges Ter
res, a four year old chestnut, by
Fuschia out Of Pierce Neige by Cymbal,
who has record for 1886, was pur-
chased for $4,000 francs. Messrs Nc
Laughlin Brothers write that they were
fortunate enough to secure the best
horse shown at Achats de Caen this
year, and that their recent importa-
tions are the best lot of French coach
ers they have ever had. They are
nearly all the descendants OF Cher
bourg, Fuschia, Reynolds and other
stations representing the best blood CT
France,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-01-11
500 Reward 300.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in Ill it's
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being d constitu-
tional disease requires a constitutional treat
ment. Hall Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and
pretors have so much faith in it's curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars fol
any case that it fails to cure. Send for list o!
Testimonials
Address F. ]. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, G.
Sold by druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-01-11
PATENTS.
List of Patents Issued Last Week to
Northwestern InventOra.

John Chial, Lake Park. Mimi. straw
stacker; John X. Christy. AIinneapo-
lis, Mimi. shaft tug; David II. Houst-
on, Hunter, n. d.. magazine camera;
Mike NJ. Jerdee, Dawson, Mimi. har-
row tooth; Chauncey L. Richardson,
Duluth, MINI, seal lock: Herlrand
0. Simle, Marvel, n. D.. thill co;n!ing:
George Wetherby. Duluth. MIMI. APP
paratus for boring and disinlegrating
earthly matter.
Merwin, Lothrop & Johnson Patent Attor.
neys. Oil & 912 Pioneer Press Bldg. ST. Paul