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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-09
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR
light housekeeping. Apply 1880 King
street. 545S
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TheO. B. Davies & Co., Ltd, Genl ACTS.
ISLAND SHIPMENTS.

RESOLVED, THAT IN THE OPIN-
ion of the directors OF the Olaa Sugar
Company, Limited, all shipments OF
freight from Honolulu to other Islands
be prohibited, with the exception OF
machinery. This shall not apply to
merchandise which arrives from
abroad and is transferred into clean
steamers without being landed In Ho-
nolulu. 5437
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DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON, Feb. s, 10 p. m.-Weather,
clear; wind, light, N.
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FOR RENT.

NICE ROOMS FOR HoUSEKEEP-
ing in suites of two or three rooms,
with bathroom; twenty minutes from
postoffice. Apply L. F., this Office.
5462
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FOR SALE.

$800-FURNITURE AND GOODWILL
of rooming-house, situated on Emma
street, in good location; a bargain
Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
5411 No. $40 Fort Street.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT (50x1O0) OF
Hackfeld street; fine location.
SAP J. H. SCHNACK.
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FOR SALE.

A 2-5 ACRE LOT, HIGH GROUNDS,
at Kalihi; easy terms. Inquire Of
]. Fl. SCHNACK,
5406 Merchant Street.
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MELROsE.
JUST OPENED.

JUST OPENED.
King street, adjoining Government
nursery. Handsome rooms with board.
Everything new and first-class. Elec-
trio lights, mosquito-proof. Terms
moderate. Cars pass the door.
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FOR SALE.

ON EASY TERMS, A FEW ELE-
CANT lots at Manoa; town side OF A. A
Montano's.
5442 J.H. SCHNACK.
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FOR SALE.

$3,200-FOUR LOTS AT PUNAHOU,
facing Makiki and Anapuni streets.
Will sell whole at bargain. Apply TO
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
No. 80 Fort Street.
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NOTICE.

PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT
COMPANY have removed to Fort
street, opposite Club Stables.
n. P. WALTON,
$40 Manager.
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FOR SALE.

A KOA DINING TABLE AND SING
er sewing machine. nearly new. APP
ply fourth house ON left side Christley
lane, off Fort street. 5464
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A LARGE, wELL-IMPROvED COR
ner lot with residence on Hotel street.
Inquire Of
]. H. SCHNACK,
| 54O6 Merchant Street.
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FOR SALE.

FOUR LOTS, 5Ox10O each, fronting
main street; ready for building; just
past Kamahameha Schools, at $500
each on easy monthly installments.
Sab ]. H. SCHNACK.
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MOVEMENTS Oh sTEAMERs.

Steamers due and to sail today and
for the next six days are as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-16

loss being due in part to disappointment; over the
reluctant response q the Liverpool market 70 yes
teriay's advance here. The loss WAS recovered al
most Immediately. May advancing TO 65kc. under
covering b. local shorts, but before II O'Clock weak
nas again Developed and kept prices on the down
grate for nearly an heur. During this part Of the
session the foreign demand for American wheat was
reported poor, while expectations OF heavy ArSen-
tine whess shipments tnmorroS. 3 feature which
has knocked good fractions Of Of the pnce OF wheat
for three successive FRIDAYS. resulted In consider
able short selling. the theory being that tomorrows
openins would show = decline. About noon. how
ever, the market rurned quite strong on rimors OF
eroo damage. and the price, which had IN the mean
time fallen of 70 4Ass6sc. rose to &c. But this
vas the price that heavy holders had apparently
been waiting for, and offerings became SO heavy that
Ie was knocked Of May figure n = hHrrv. AZ eslc
goa demand existed, and the market held steady
at around that figure for some ulne. repolts Of a
good demand for export for outside shipping points
having considerable influence. shortly before the
clnse realizing .aies and uneasiness over the weak
ness shown b. corn caused another decline. and the
tone during the last few minutes was one q weak
ness. May eased On 10 Gsc. and closed at csc.
Corn was only moderately active. Eariy in the
session there were indications that influential hold
es were disposing Of their NAV and buying July,
and this resulted In considerable liquidation Heavy
clearauces had a steadying influence later. sellers
turning buyers. but toward the close the market
close was rather easy. May closed D. lower, at
s7iaJ7Ec
customs were moderately active and rather ir-
regular, with a small raAss. Iackcrs were fair
sellers. but pit traders showed a disposition 10 cover
shorts, which, with some commission house buying,
May pork closed Sc lower; May lard q shade lower,
and May nbs unchanged.
The leading futures ranged a. follows:
Wheat No. > Opening. Highest. Lowest. CLOSING.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-sAiled. March Is, str Lean
der. vladivostok; str PreIero, Bristol pay sur
Thistle. Bristol bay. -
TACoMA-sailed, March Is. bktn ouickstep, for
San Pedro. -
HONGKoNG-Sailed March -, BIT SUI Empress
Of Japan, for Vancouver.
HAMBuRG-sailed. March IL. Br sh Cabul. for
Seattle.
March ID. Victoria, from
Hougkong for San Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND-Sailed. March IA, Br str
Dalnyyostok, for Hongkong.
AsroRIA-Ar1ved, March IA. Br sh Poseidon'
from Honolulu.
HOOUIAM-saiied, March Il, schr Vine, from
Aberdeen for San Francisco: schr Bangor, from
Aberdeen for San Francisco; STR Craze Dollar,
from Aberdeen for San Francisco; str coquilie
River. from Hoauiam for san Francisco Arrived,
March 10, schr Laura Madison. from San Francisco
for Aberdeen: schr Laura May. from San Francisco
for Aberdeen.
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LIVE STOCK
Chicago.

CHICAGO. March B-Cattle-Receipts. 5000;
general market steady. natives, good TO prime
steers, s. eha5. 80. poor to medium, tta4. 80 selected
feeders. active. A.lna4 40. mixed stock~s. $4,000
3s0; COWS. Ssdi.25; heifers. strong. s. l0@s. 50; can.
ners, 81 i0a2 90; bulls, SGpi. 90: calves. ASCOT: Tex
ans. receipts loo Texas fed steers. steady 20
strong. Ss54iso: Texas bull., steady, s. spa3T
H~0gs-Receipts today were 900 estimated to-
morrow AZ G.00; average steady good heavy, firm
light, lower mixed and butchers. SOFAS ga: good
TO choice. heavy, 81 ssaRt s;I; rough. heavy, $500
40. light, 3. 7Sai efI; buik q sales. scat -
slsep Receipts, 2oN sheep and lambs general
" steady good 10 choice wethcrs. s. SOFAS %, fair
to choice mixed, A7Sa5&; Western sheer. s. .tea
ssc. ycarlings. $4,000 20, native lambs, $500. Is
Western lambs. S@T&.
a
OMAHA, March B.-Cattle- Receipts. 2.sp head;
market stronger native beef steer, sia5 40. cows
aud heiiers, 2fsat 10; tanners. S. Sa3. stockers
and feeders. SToa5. caly=. u@l3. bulls and
stays. 81 20.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 head: market. shade higher
heavy, M.T7s0iso. miNed. NTAdsso; light. STO9
$50 bulk Of sales, Nfi,etAA
Sheep Receipts, $50 head market, Sc higher
fair to choice natives. Ssas@ fair to choice
Westerns, b8a5 IS common and stock sheep. sac
SIS; lambs. NaS.lo.
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THE SEATTLE

Today was about a repetition o. yesterday in the
city markets. the chief distinction being IN the
receipt Of further suipiss. steamer leaving las.
night and this morning carried iafge fafgo@ ~
produce, merchandise ana provisions to Alaskan ports
and orders are stin being placed for more. fFees
are, therefore, steady and the market firm
There has been no further decline In butter. yes
tstday's quotations remaining unnoved Eggs are
still at the low prcs Of the past TWO WefS anu
show no sign a immediate Advance.
Fresh Additions 10 the stocks Of fruits and vese-
tables have arrived from California By steamer ana
ran and the receipts Of eary garden stun are stead
fly increasing.
Wheat, hay and feed are unchanged and quiet.
but ffnn al the prices quoted. :
The general tone Of The market Is tnn ana h,fs
active aud indicates the coming Of the expected
Increase Of trade that viii mark the advent d
suriuR.
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The feuowfas ARTICLES q snoorsaattQn weFa firi
utsh ths crgntr zgiltcr Ta-terdaF
Fr.rra N.zirE Ca. cagfla stock So Or drif13
inf. 81 nc shares. saeh < TIE ras ralar q %
seeta taaste~s. 7 " CiAe. D. e. Iahsaan. J y
rsEe 3 J Fartr and Geo r. Bake
E(eg M~anafar11nE Co capttsl stock tA@a.
f5stts4 into 20 ssaros < he rF salas - 500 cerk.
,r5,frrs. JAMS sobsy. G. r Hsat1,sr. n Il
P,5oees M1tasl Life insunuce ANeeauoa tra
tsse Il s. Ntlfesfeg. : y Nesia1, II $ 1un&zl.
J II Brdsefofd. 3 r Furnace.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Ship Charmer went 10 sea from Tacoma last night
with coal for San Francisco.
Schooner Falcon sails from Port Gamble today
with lumber for San Francisco.
Barkentine skagit win begin loading lumber for
Honolulu AZ Port Blakeley today.
Barkeutine Highland Light is the only vessel re-
naming at the quarantine station.
British bark Allegiance, wheat laden. sails from
West Seattle today for the United Kingdom.
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DreadsfuMs.

B~readsfuns
SAN FRANCISCO. March I.-No sales II wheat
or barley Spot wheat. steady. Spot barley, quiet.
Oats. strong Spot quotations were.
wheat-S shipping No. l. Ssc; choice. e6ie; milling.
gfoasL
Harley Feed. Tca75c. hrewins. s2iassc.
oAts~Gray Oregon. ~$l.GAalt2t; milling. a.lsd
lrk: red, @oaSi.B
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. u.Gs wheat. ccntals. 2m.
do Oregon, B,iS, barley. centals, 4.SsS. oats, cen
tails. 40. do Oregon. l.jso; corn. centsls. 800. pOta.
toe-. sacks. 2.es0. bran, sacks. LIS. middhngs.
sacks. Llol; hay. sacks, ai, wool. bales, ll2 hides.
number. D
Fruit. Etc.
Milsturs Middlius.. s7GM. bran. sladp per ton.
Hay-Wheat Sam wheat aud cat. fus. best
barley. &Sogi7 50: alfalfa N0df. stock, SsaA9 %
compressed wheat. Sala. straw. pei bale. N6t0c.
Potatoes kArly rose. fsAsc nfst Burhanks. i0d
TO-, sweet. GeSt2Is; orescs burhanks, e5oatLS.
Apple~ Choice. N1; common. So
nutter-Fancy eresm.ry ls4lr 30 ssconds. no
go; fancy dairy, NsiA a. seconds. iNiifc.
cheese Mes California, Nsie; youns America.
lc, Eastern. istarc
Eggs-storc, CslifoFuia. ilEife
Wool and Hops.
wooi-sprins; Nevada, I9sSc. Eastern Oregon.
i&ttkc' valley OfeSou, NHGc Pan Northern
San JOAQUIN plains, salk humho1it aud Meado.
cinn. lssEg
Hope-Cop q lsa. lt8IN Tor choice
Closing Quotations.
whest-No sAes. cash wheat S.c
harley No sales
CCgn-lArEe ycllua. N0sslM
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FOREIGN


LONDON N1rce Is WASTE aueca mr c,a.s
nrtIaE f.NA car.ss a lzAFe. ntter cater
Wa4s Wans - I'd Easisa os4aty rah-s.
gNrf
LIvIRrool Ms-rs Is What ga Para. ss,.,
fur iH Faftt tgl Frr-t as-rtr mafastt s-,.t
Waezt ss.t. aint, " B N.gtsssu H.tse e n4.
s. s3
Cwn saot. steady Arscnasa rived new 3,
aa - uti. t1taers steady MAJ. 3 Id.
Isty, s. GtA
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Cash Quotations.

F1our-DuH
wheat-No. , spring. soassc; No. ? red. sstaesc.
corn-No. 2. No.
oa,s-No. Z, 23ic; No. , white, Z1c.
Rys-No. z. Sc.
Bnley-No 2. 5s6ioc.
secd-No. Asx. $40; primo timothy. s2n.
Pork-Mess, per Dbl. $40 ykdn
Iard-Per 100 lbs. Ss5ds.St.
Rihs-sbort sides. loose. 8, sOde Is.
shouiders-Dp salted, boxed. 6id51c.
aideS-short clear. boxed. 81, Tod6S.
sugar-Cut loaf. 5ssc; granulated. $500.
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Metals

Business was ssueTaHy slats in the metal mar
het tnday. TIN. hrwtter AtFsurc1 Ea-5 peinta
fum Yesterday Gloss q SC and ruled erm al
iav On The rise u A. e in Louaau. closing hrrs
a. @& bid and 80 sssed Capper. although high
cr a. Lpnfaa. wa autet her closing unchanged a.
N6H Pa irou wauarts continued dni Load ~
mains unchanged a. AU hd and 81 . asked. clae-
irE guiet, suclieF also vas uuchsugcd. casluE AZ
sN hi Ard AEs askci
lnn- F1g warrants. Gun
CnfF~r Lake. GaieL az SAB
I'm s. s. hhf. 81 asked
Lead Unchanged tAV Mi aTs ashsa The frs
auata lsAd 81 AS 81 the cioac
q = <
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Seattle and
Railway.
SHORT LINE
TO ALL POINTS IN
British Column
Effective February ~. r.
5OO-5OI-5O2-5 SOB PACK Dtld
1877 Yesler Way. Sealk

Effective February 81 -
Mixed train on Everett bfsnsa ~
Everett $40 a. m. arrives ~ -
$50 "A. m, connecting with Nese
line Tor Seattle.
Leaves Emohom.Ah 200 n m. s'
Everett e;f9 a, m ~,|
Leaves Everett iiB .. M, afus~s
homish $40 p. m ~
f@avsa Snohomisb 600 p m
arrival ~ Na. 8 from ssatns. A'p~
Everett es5s o. M a.s.|
Train No. /, for S~nohomltn, 49,
Wooissy aud NAucoayef leas~
9.&s u. M. Arrives snmas ~ \
Train No 2 leaves snhnss 80
Arrives Scattle f:55 . m.
Train No 8. Tot Npollry SIS ! A
ate points only. leaves HeAiar &f
Arrives Wouiley $40 y ~ a.d
Train 40. 8 leaves Wooilsy @'<
Arrives Seattle 10 = d m -
Train No Z SUNDAYS
Woollfy 5sN a "a. Arrives -
Ia n. r. -
Geo. Frs. add Pas
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The hoard OF Trade,

Msrra E-Tas oAh3 talius m vheai
vas not marked hy snt assTee q activity CO 49,
marked tone. The oEcniHS Ter MAY ~as a. 50
80 ! decline y l9s iva !ossg4ay. ls ashi
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Sterling Exchange.

San FRANCISCO, March B-sterling on Lon
don sixty days. sass4; sterling on London, sight,
Ns7l
%anct
Silver bars, 5ei; Mexican dollars, isadi9c; drafts
sight, iTic; Telegraph, ac.
e CO %
r wrnn
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On the produce exchange today the butter market
was easy: creamery. isa2lc; dairy. lsd22c. Cheese,
arm, Lael3c. Eggs, firm; fresh, lac.
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GyNOpSI9

Local port-Msrimum temperature. "; minimum
temnerature. Al; mean temperature, So; no rain
clear, warm and very pleasant light noTtherly wihas
A. Il
Observer. Weather Bureau.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


Seattle. Wash, March Is. 100.
Exchanges At the seattle, Tacoma. Spokane and
Portland clearing houses today we're.
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PORTLAND WHEAT NARhEr.

TACOMA. Naye p-Ns sA,as. IA vs,a. c.as
%< tlacsssEa. &c
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The MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST o FRIDAY.
Portland. Or. March IS. 1900.
Fair. becoming cloudy; cooler.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRi-
ULTUR WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Wash, March Is, 1900,
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Seattle. Wash. March IL. 1900,
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fueAr-0oiden c. IN bhis. sss4e; extra Q. In bbis,
ts74~: beet sugar. sisc; powdered. 562sc; dry sranu.
lated. sis3c; In bhs. 70 higher; cube. 5.esc; spot
cash prices.
Flour, etc Patent Excellent. GB; Novelty A.
-: California brands, san corn tneai. yellow. SIS
Per 100 Lbs, In 10Th SACKS; corn meal. white. $40
PER 100 ID. 10 ieib sacks huehwhsst four, pure
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AzR
Saturday, July /, 1900.
District Court,

Next Monday the district court will hepjn the July term at Nogales. Mir. F. Noon, deputy clerk of the court, has kindly handed TIE OASIS the fol- lowing:
 List of grand jurors drawn for the July, 1900, term of The district court of Santa Cruz county, Arizona, and summoned to appear on the 9th of July, A. D. 1900. A Burruel, D W Cummings. J F. Wise, Nj Gittens, Thomas Bayze. Ed Titcomb, Thomas Tonkin, E s Kibbe, w F Overton, William Behrendt, J E Bristol, D A Calisher, William welcher, Griffeth Jenkens, P A Gdrstin, John Shows, FIG Hermosillo, Watt Gittins, J c Best, William Schuckman, ; E Cum miDgs.
 List of trial jurors drawn foi the July, 1900, term of the district court of Sauta Cruz county, Arizona. aud suuu 'O oPpso so' 'u ohS i-eH uy of July, A. D. 1900 David Allen, c N Brooks, Nat Crocomb, John Lyle, C F Spraker, Oscar GebIer, James Brash, l. w Jimmie, N c Banks, j Y Mcdonald, Robert William II w Kelsey, B Whitesides, Geo WielaDd, Fred B renstein, c A Feidler, Nj D Smith, II Pomeroy, Ben Daniels, Pat sheehy, Thomas Gardiner, An. drew Bartleth. James Breen, T T Cnilders, Pat O'Donald, Roy Little, A $ Benedict. A l' Sorrells, W McGee, L Ephraim, S Ashley, Frank Powers, L Lulley, Dan Sheehy, W B Perry. T k Brown. Fred Sierling, Sam Gray, William Hubbard. F King. C T Gil. day. II K Crsw'ord, Pa, HaLhsB. Tom Wilson. F A Ker-ey, Milton, Bohall. W J Neumau, k Fleischer.
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NOTICE or AtPs iCATION FOR UNItED
 STATES PATENT
survey No. I435: Mineral Application No. 7i5 UNITED TsTEs LAhn OFFICE,
 TVC-t,s Ariz lime 2I IQDO (

jttsOrt ATtI., June Zl, ISN
 Notice is hereby given hat in pursuance of 'h-pter Six. Title rhifIy-two, Of the Revised statutes of the United States, the American Wolfram Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the state of New Jer. ey. wh0se post office address Is No. 1, Exchange lace. Jersey City. New Jersey, by it's gem eral manager iu Arizona, Horace s. Brad ford. whose post office address Is Arivaca, Ina County, Arizona Territory, Ia ming the following l.de mining locations, to-wit:
 W feet Of the Immense Lod. covering l9t feet In n direction \, 72 deg. F min. F. Tom the discovers shaft and 206 feet $. 72 deg l5 min. W therefrom; l500 feet of the Immense No l Lode. covering 10' feet N. h deg Ia min F.. from the discovery shaft and gi feet :. ,s deg l' min W. therefrOm; LD) feet of the Immense No ? l. de, covering -i4 t-et \ = deg E from the discovery shaft ana lysi feet \. = Geg w. iheiefrom svU feet 0l ths vrand Lode. covering 536 feet .. o geg, Y from the di- c0very ,'ut and 26t feet \. 70 deg " iherefroin; 1900 feet Of the ,,rand No ode. covering 9s6 feet x. 70 deg h rom the discovery shaft and 5i4 feet N. ,gdeg ". therefrnnl; 1900 fec of the Grand NO Lode, covering i3gO feet \. "A deg 45 min. h' rom the discovery shaft and 1,U feet N 1d E 4j min. W. therefrom; D O feet of the SNugse Lode. covering 1872 feer $ 70 de! k. rom the discoS cry hait. and feet N. 70 ueg, W" therefrrm, and 1JU feet of the Mug tet No Lode covering og2 feet s. 70 q z K. rom the discovery sh it and g0S feet N 70 ue9 W. therefrom, with surface pound ad- lolning each of ,aid lodes 600 feet In nidth, ana more par,icularly shown by the area. ineles and bounds of each of said lode loca- tions hereinaf CT set forth all bearing wolf ia'nlle, silver and gold. and situated in tine nIlVara Mining District. Pima ounty. Ari loha Territory: is about to mal ~pp icatiOn to the United States for a patenu for the sa d nlii'lng riaim deScr bed iu the official plat aaerewiih posted, and by the Field Notes or ~ ~ ln the ffice Of the trgister Of the United lows:
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THE IMMENSE LODE

,survey No. 1i35. The Immense Lode. Re- snli snnpning at cor. No l, a granite stone. chis- ,ed vned -,C. N. 1-li3j on $. F.. face beside Il n mound Of stone; whence the s. w. cor of Nec. 4. i'p 2'S. k. 3 E. q. & s. R Mer. bears dd, d d,es yt min. w 1627.4 feet thence N. 72 su,es' 10 min E. 1900 feet 10 cor No 2, n gran M iS stone chiselled I. e. N.-- 2-l435. be mI mornd of stone; thence '. 17 deg. A I W W r JW Tee to granite stone marked in Y; .i Y '. beside mound of stone: thence rr or 'ne same direction 30j feet to cor. No 2. A n. n'le stone rhiselled -C.-3-1435 beside q isoo sosunu fnu uf stone; then, s. 72 deg 15 min. W . an dTV ieet to cor No 1. a granite stone cbis stn,' ivu -, No. -4-lI35. beside mound of n thence N. 17 deg. 45 min W. 300 feet to mnrnhlte stone marked To. E.'- beside a dipaln.ai of stone; thence BOO feet in the same hing N"' ' '"c piaoe oi Des IT.
 THE IMMENSE No. LODE.
 pee,nney No l435. The Immense No. 1 Lode Noe NoeiInnslng at corner No. !, same as corner F. da.V,l VI said Immense ode, run thence s.
 'srees 4a minutes k. 600 feet to corner No
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Net area of this Lode Claim

Said hook ,,.5, being of the Records of Mine, of the recor0s of said Pima County, Arizona.
 Adjoining claims are the Immense No. 3 Lode unsurveyed. American olfram con- psny, claimant; adjoining the Immense No. ? Lode on the west: The GrandNO. Lode, ,un- surveyed, same claimant. adjoining the Inn mense No. Lode and the Immense No. ? Lode on the north, and the Whale Lode. un- surveyed. same claimant, adjoining the Inn mense Lode on the north east.
 Ay and all persons claiming adversely mining ground, veins, lores, prs misses or any portion thereof so described, surveyed plated and applied for, are hereby notified that unless Their adverse claims are duly filed during the sixty days p-riod of public a ion hereof according to law and the regu- lations thereund-r r, with the Register of the United Sta ses Land Ofiice at 1ucson, ia the Territory of Arizona they will Le barred by the provisions of said statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register First publication June 90. 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04
THE IRISH FAIR FUND TROUBLE.
FORMER COLONEL MORAN SERVES NOTICE ON
COLONEL BROWN. THE TREASURER

FORMER COLONEL MORAN SERVES NOTICE ON
COLONEL BROWN. THE TREASURER
James Moran. former colonel of the Irish Vol
unteers. who asserts that he the originator of
the idea of the Irish Palace Building Fair held In
this city IN 1897 has. through his counsel, Lindsay
& Griffin No. 231 Broadway, notice on Colo
fund. that he. Colonel Brown. would be held per-
fund contrary 10 the directions Of the different
county committees, which, Mr.. Moran asserts have
legal control of the fund.
This action is echo of the trouble between
himself and the trustees of the Irish fair Colonel
Moran. as head of the Irish Volunteers, had a
great deal to do with the military booth at the
fair. presided over by Mrs Moran. When Colonel
and Mrs. Moran were called for a statement of
receipts and disbursements there was a disagree
ment. The fair receipts were turned over 10 Colo
mel Brown. to be used building fund for a per-
manent building for the Irish Volunteers in fhis
city. The trustees General James r. O'Beirne
eX-Mayor Hugh J. Grant, William L. Brown and
ex-Judge Edward Browne. The fund amounts now
TO about $4,000 and is held by the Knickerbocker
Trust Company.
Mr. Moran has issued a circular letter 70
the -Na-Gael organizations of New York in
which he intimates that r. J. Kennedy and John
money taken out of the hands of Colonel Brown
and invested He apparently does not want any
action Of that kind taken. When Mr. Kennedy
stand why Mr.. Moran has 'rung' me into this mat
ter, as l have absolutely no connection with It,
The fund IS intact and from what I hear It Is
likely to stay intact for long time
Colonel Brown Is in Great Darlington and could
be