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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-15
LARGE LAND owsEn.
Resides city rroperty. Nr. nnnrtnE-
ton Had Much AcreaSc Laud.

Hcsfdcs City Property. Nr. nunftrH-
ton Had Much AcreaEc L~ud.
New York, August l5.--in addition TOT
his other vast interests Mr.. Hunting
ton enjoyed the reputation Of being one
Of the largest II net the largest, single
land owner in tho country. OF his real
estate holdlngs, the property owned byl
him in cities was only small part. He
also held title to large farming tracts a.
wcl as to vast unleyelopcd areas In CAL
ifoinia. Kentucky and West Virginia and
in Mexico and Guatemala. Compared
financially with some OF his other lter-
prises, Mr. Huntngton's operations in
New York City real estate seem insisnin-
cant. yet considered by themselves. They
were OF considerable magnitude. Some OF
the holdings were acquired several years
ago and at the time Of his death he
owned vacant prosperity on Manhattan
ISLAND worth several hundred thousand
dclllrs. Besides he owned several large
tracts In the Bronx.
Perhaps the largest real estate deal III
which NIr. Hupatington ever engaged in
this city was the purchase of the nOttn-
east corner Of Fitth avenue and Sevaasy-
second street, plot fronting l27 feet on
the avenue and 2C0 feet On the street.
John n. Golding, the broker who conduct
ed these negotiations for M. huntington.
said today that the prices for which the
various lots were sold amounted to $780,
600
The most valuable single parcel OF
realty in this city owned by Mr.. Hunt
ngton was, Of course, his residence ut the
southeast corner OF Fifth avenue and Fiji
ty-eighth street, occupying plot of 100
by 25O teet. his property, including the
ground hausc and the furnishings. Is
said to represent an investment of 81, $780,
coo.
Mr. Huntingtons other holdings in Man
haitian include his former residence at
the southeast corner OF Park avenue and
Thirty-eighth street, the present city
house Of John y. Rockefeller on West
Fifty-fourth street. and a plot of twenty
lots, occnpy ing the block fronting on Riv-
erside drive, between One Hundred and
Eleventh and One Hundred and Twelfth
streets Besides his country residence at
Thr0gg's Neck mansion on a tract OF
about seventy acres, he also owned thrcs
tracts nearby. containing IN all li3 acres
and the Beldon Point property of six acres
on City island. His homo in San Francisco
was a fine mansion on California street
known as the Cotton house. Pine Knot
Lodge, where his death occurred, together
with the surrounding tract, has been
valued at $780, 900.
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TWO KILLnp IN A WRECK.
Hcad-End Collision nuc to Failure
of air nruLca.


Colorado Springs Cel, August IA
head-end collision between Missouri PA,
ellie train and the Rio Grande coast linn
ited" on the Rio Grapde railway today at
Monument, about twenty miles north OF
this city. resulted in the death OF Two
persons and the injury OF several others,
The dsad:
r. IT, WEBER, Mankou.
u. #. GILBERT Fowler, Col.
The injured; Frank Fnldo. Italian, or
saiida, his wife and two children; II. c.
Barnes Denver,
The coast limited had orders to pass
the northbound Missouri Pacific train al
Monumers switch The norshAound trdln
held the main line and the train coming
from Denver failed 10 stop In time and
crashed into It, IN the forward car OF the
southbound train were seated all Of thosA
who We're killed aud injured.
Gilbert and Weber were planned under
the debris and cculd not he removed for
half an hour. Engineer Diamond, OF the
limited. states that when he attempted to
st'p az Monument his air brakes would
not work.
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goodbye to his echoolmates and to Ma
teacher In bit o. verse which Furnished
considerable amusement for the pupils and
u good deal Of discomfort for his teacher.
This hasty leavc-;aRirg occurred just be-
fore Nh Huntington was u years Of age,
and almost Immediately he started on the
road as pcddler OF tlnware lie never
again returned to fIarwlnton to make HE
home. but from time to time his success
IN the financial world reached the ears OF
his old scheolmates and fifteen years ago
he returned to his native town and erect
ell memorial to his mother. elizabeth
vinconS Huntington. which will serve 60
perpetuate his name and his success In
Harwinton. Tho memorial was In the
form OF massive granite chapel erected
as a cost OF $4,000. When It was COM
ploted II was presented to the Congrega-
tiOnal church OF Harwinton. where he was
a member.
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brellasl and sharpening razors. The, in
como Of tho elder Huntington was ias no
nieagcr to supply the wants 81 his hrse
family and when Coils was 10 yealrs OF
uge his parents separated. Mrs. Hunting
ton made her home with friends and che
children we're placed With families ip the
town. Coils made his home with the fan
ily OF orson Barber Mrs. Barber was
an unusually intelligent woman and 70
her training as Mr.. Huntington IN the
days Of his success always admitted, was
due the FIRE OF ambition which early was
klndled in his breast TO make himself a
success in the world.
Young Huntington ives not particular
~ bright student IN his school days ana
the last day he attended y school of any
sort he had trouble with his teacher. Rus
sell Wilson, and snatching his cap from
the rack. made bolt for the door stop
ping on the threshold long enough TO bid
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SUM MARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

Hll county popullsts and republicans
are fusug on a county ticket
supposed suicide at jefferson developed
into case Of murder.
T. J. Cswood killed BY a falling smoke
stack at Powell.
Hon John l.. sheppard nominated for
congress- from tho Fourth district.
NJ, u. Haysood newspaper man. died
at Marble Falls.
Will Dcaman shot at Live Oak
Hon. Rudolph Kleherg nomiun'ed for
congress in the Eleventh distric
Death of c. T. Huntington was sur
prise and caused general regret.
Jaybird Democratic assoc aton meets at
Richmond today to make nominations.
popul ct convention for First congress
s,onal district called to meet In Houston
September g.
Rudolph Kruger. well known. restaurant
man Of Galveston, committed suicide.
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LpCAA.,

The board OF directors of the Houston
Lycsum and Carnegie L.brry assoc at on
determined to hold meeting Tharsday,
which will mark the beginning of active
work in raising the balance Of the library
site fund.
a letter discussing the Oh nese situation
was received by c. w Sedgewlck from his
son-in-law. Rev. J. l. Hendry. row at
Shanghai.
Cablegram was received from Congress-
man b. IIawley stating that he would
leave Cuba for home on the is h instant.
Prof. Uttcrback. late supervisor OF writ
ing and drawing in the public schools. a.
cepted a similar position with the schools
Of Atlanta Ca
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RAlLR DADS.

C. P. Huntington died suddenly at
Utica. N. Y.
In New York an injunction was granted
restraining further steps toward con-
soldation scheme among several rail-
roads
Freight rate adjustment matter taken
under advisement by the Texas commits
sion.
Southern States railroad commissions
considering proposal to form pool to
reduce freight rates
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Encc. o, Nc,,a Lonhnn.

London, August t5.--Long obituary arr
clcs giving varied accounts Of the career
of Colts p Huntington appeared in the
movning papers. When the news of his
death was received the smaller bulls on
American railway shares FASTENED to I'M
load. fearing the effect Of his demise in
New York, hut when the New York open
Ing prices were cahlod, showing that there
were no serious reduction, they made
equal haste to buy.
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COMMERCIAL.

Considerable OF stump in cotton tu.
lures on account Of the weekly bureau re-
port.
Several articles in the drug line nrm
The largest consignment of gold ever
shipped from New York will 90 out today
Wheat closed lc lower, corn &c higher
and oats n shade higher
Tie stock market showed an upward
movement In all classes Of securities.
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BurLER,s POSITION.
viii Not support Mckinney
Not for stevenson

Not for stevenson.
Lincoln, Neh, August 1.-THE lnpsp's.
ent, local populist paper To-Day ~
graphed Chairman Butler of the pVp
National committee for a denial " !.
report tnat he would take the stump v,
Mckinley. The following telegram vas I"
oelved in reply:
Raleigh, N. c., August li--hspvss Il,
quallfiedly false. l am for Bryan s s,isst
peoples party nominee for wee W'Ir,.,ug
/ am in favor of tho committees d,ul,.
candidate August q. am NJ. nopu.
crat; am not a republican a tsas sti
list. l was not for stevenson u
am not for him now. ,.,,r
"Marion Butler chsiraN
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DOMESTIC

Two persons were KILLED and several
were injured in a Colorado wreck
The argument is in progress In the Ca
leb Powers case the defendant is in a
critical condition from nervousness.
One man was killed and several persons
were injured by boiler explosion at New
Orlsans
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Dunbar Succeed. nnni,.

chicago, August Ex-senator Jones,
chairman Of the democratic National COM
mittee. today appolLted d. G. Dunbar. Ma
tional committeeman from Utah. 10 be a
member OF the press committee, vice Ner-
man e. Mack OF New York. who recently
transferred TO the executive committee.
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of his death was engaged in dealings With
the government regarding the cxtensio
OF his railway hore. Mr.. Hurtingtons
name was associated with many large ana
substantial enterprises here and he vas
the 1rst man to build great railway In o
Mexico without subsidy
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rUANSv AAg..

Kitchener had three OF his wagons
blown up by Dewet; President Steyn is
KEEP, under surveillance
President Kruger is said to have asked
for asylum from the United States; the
report is denied at Washington.
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Rritirh Winners.

London August 14-At the Red Car second
sumner meeting today the Red car haadicap
plate was won bv Sea Fog. ridden by "skeets"
Mar,in.
The Warrenhv plate was won by Clun, also
riGden hy Marin.
The Fetham stakes at Kempton park was
won by The Sands cot with J. Rein in the
saddle.
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President Dlnr Much AGectea

Mexico cry, August. a. News OF the
death Of Cells p. Huntington was imme.
ola'ely communicated to President pias,
who was very much affected by the It'd
ings, for Mr. Huntington was a stanch
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SPORT.

sharkey and Ftzsimmons have arranged
terms for fight $1,000
Two National League players had a live
ly bout at St. Louis.
Tho Hamburg American line steamer
Deutschland made record breaking trip
across the Atlantic
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sleepers through the beautiful ozarks.
Write us, room 72s. Century building.
81 Louis. for our new illustrated dsscrip,
ave pamphlets. entitled; .sThe Ton OF
the oHarks." and There Is something 10
see along the Frisco Lane
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Annllcrtinn lnauIr nnstN

San Francisco. August ta,--Publc Adj
miuistrator Roland today applied for let
tiers Of administration upon The estate OF
c, p. Huntington in this city, Judge Bahrs
refused to grant the orde7. saying the APP
plication was "unduly hasty."
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coLIrauAs..

The National party" is in session At
indianapolis aud Is trying to form coali-
ton with the anti-imperlalists
Senator Butler denies the report that
he will take the stump for Mckinley
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nnokcr Nominntea.

Jackson, Miss. August i4,-The demo-
Gratis Of the seventh Mississippi district
today nominated Colonel Charles e. Hook
or FOR congress. Major Patrick Henry
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Died from Lauda ,un po,ren,na.

Lincoln, Neh.. August ll,--Thomas Al
eXander OF Dallas. Texas. saddler, died
last night from the effects OF laudanum,
lie was taken to tho police station early an
The evening and was at frst thought to DO
Intoxicated.
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LABOR.

One thousand men were thrown out OF
employment bv the shutting down OF In
ternational Packing company's plant at
Chicago.
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DYSPEPSIA.

the present incumbent, withdrew from
the rsce several days ago. primary
election is being held in the Second dls.
trict TO nominate candidate for congress,
The race is between Congressman Thomai
Spight and Hon. w. A. Macdonald
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Norfolk, Va. August ii.v-The 1uaran,
tine officials today thoroughly disinieeted
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@hriftus unS @cnfneius.

Nu IIna fang. Der &ineIii6e &c.
lanbte in Woiblnston, ipru4 Dor BEN
8ereln fur etblf6e aullur tlbsr bic 2sb.
ten bss @onfuelus. SIN 8srIaufe ieinss
Bortta8s iasle er, GOnfuclus fei DOT Viz
lem sinen praitli6er Nsnid sstpsi,n
unb babe ni6t plel 3eit oamit psrloren,
na6auoenfen, mos nah benz 9obe ee,
it,bsu tpsrbe. Die 2sbre bon Gbrlfius.
OBJ man ielne 5elnbs litbsn foQe, isi
loon in Der Ibsorie. tpsrbs nbsr in bsr
Brors ieIisn befolet; sur 9stt ie,sn
es bic Dtlhlondre. ble am metit.n nab
Rd6s uno 8ereeliune an ben @binsi, n
l4Telsn. Ddrbe man Den lieben, Der
Batter eei6oiet ober unier Seim bsrhbri
bat? @onfucianismus forbsre baS nldoi
er ermubnt 2lebe init 2lsbs au perselten.
nneers6tstslt NIT @srs6iiste,t. Yin
osrerisiis ianftionire osrielbs nitt bar
barl'6e Breoetpsraeltuns. pie iis A. y.
l,bt: pom 10 plelen Gbrtifsn uerlanst per.
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lit lebr fati. SIN gutter gonfuelaps,
peroe au& Elm gutter Sbrih fem unit
vie versa Die Belt nsiss ii9 msbr
uuo msbr BEN Gonfuetanismus su Der
bsts Seusls Oaftir isl. oas bls Asnoitt
Ter fOritpdbrsnb an 9ubl iundbmsn unit
Die Der poHadnsel seprsoiats S6lsnqaalsr
telnsn iolben S6rsdsn mebr auf b.
Bslt ausabten. tpIe In frlberen Sabrsn
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Gause Stapt f6ldft.

Bdbrsnb sinss 8Ortrusss Dor Der @s'
osropbh6en @eieaihuft in Barls er'
,dbIte Der SOri6unesrs'isnOs Sucquss
OabOn BON elmer mertpdroisen StaOI in
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emf einsn bIlbsnosn @nipldluneSprat
auftpiss. iest ,nO, fen fuii suns pssluhen
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ten sleenibumIlds 5Olsen duf bic BsDOb'
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30 Slunbsn idsIib. elniee ioear i'm Ste
ben unO 9,ben unb ulele iblummern un'
msrtIi6 sunS unb sur ms 3upana bun
absr. Bts Daton btbauptst, tonnte ne
Der er nod bic GoIOn,aldIste bic uIiubH
Oleier ieltiamen gri6sinune. mo- nitt In
aIIma besrdnost, ndber ertldren.
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Grs @puperneur Sin.

0os @bcaso .Gbroniele" erfIdrt. bnb
Gr.9Ouusrnsur Dopio y. Sia pon Rsp
DOrt i'm Sabre 1904 elmer Der Saup BE-.
wsrber fur bic oemOiratli6e 9ldfosni.
f6aftS' 9lominuiion fem nerbe Dsie
Ansabe mist ii6 auf bic 8smsriunsen,
ole St NOpOr Sac. &. Me@uue bon
Sprueuis, Der aIs poIltiihsr Apiu.
tunt Sias gilt. mu6ts. Derislbe iaois :
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ltdser Snen Wann tpdni6sn. Der fdbia
eonfsrpatip 1T uno ii6 tlr bas 9rdfi,
csntitaftsami eienet. 70 rpirb 6srr Sla
Der sur ben betporrossnoRtn Staais'
mdnnsrn ess 2anoss ,abIt. Gambia
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9elifateHen.

Sif6s: Rsus SOadnOii6s S6rinss
unO RuhiGs Suromen, Samburee,
Iale in Del unb 8elee, @apiar. Sat-
O,nen in 8l@ien. 2Obiier, appstit SilOs.
seto4ter Dtadersl, 8ieler SprUttsn In
Del.
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trans, Cream. @rInsr. Sdpeiser, 2lm.
burger. 8aditsIn uno SanO 86ie.
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ner, nit ooer obne Sausrtraut, uni
5rnnifurtsr in 8l6ien.
Spesinlitdten: O6ienmauI
Salat, 2lsbis's 5leii6 grtruft. DI,penb
bs,m Quart, 2amms 3unsen IN 16pfrn
Goparb Siebeder,
$50 2adatpanna ans
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Sslaipart, GadapanHa un0 Brfrru Sabn.
Su traft tsu 2. Dsjsmbr 1900


Siolih -8rIGet SCRANTON fur Nsp 2IprI
nm lao, 300, $50, s 0 uub 1905 gUrmii
tags 1855 unb 3.33 giapmittss. 6ur
SiIouesburg, um 6.t0 Nom. Wtlb. une Vic
sommoeahOnss !3us um 3 40 Nabmutass. Gr
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grrsipt pbiIabtVbia um LOO, 1923, 600
une S.22 Na6mitiags. 9ueibt STantUn
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Ror. 100, t.52, 5.l3, s.45 unb il.3O N9m
Bon Stroupsburs UNI S.u5 WUIgsns
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fir R0Tibump.rlanp UNI 10. 10 Us DIOR.
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$50, nuO 1905 NOr.; 1888 uue 3.4U 9atn
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AtO ROr. t.55 " uup II IS 0dbm.
Bloomsbnrg 9ibiiion 9nla9t Saautr
IN tO.O5 ROT. unp $50 Na1m.
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arst beiratbet 6rdfn.

Die 8srbsiruibuns Der 8rdfin @bur'
lotis 8srdtoIb. elmer SOfoams Der gr,'
bsraosin Warie 8aIeria. Der idnslien
lotter bes 2aiiers 5ranj Soiepb. mll
Osn Arste Dr. Sch. aOpues, slnem fats
l,6sn unO biIbbdbfdsn nnsurn. erreet in
@lsn eoIUhlles Aufieben. WenitlIt
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porsdsIihe 9rogIs; slpeitens bat er osl
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oamsn 3u fem pHsssn. niGls tpsnissr ole
reid uno pisriens tpiIb fs nuh BEN
8Otbaer 2alspbsr am 90 Deesmbs,
uu4 idon SO Sabre alt.
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Die mDberne Giientp aaren.
SanblunS.
GS tit cine
.i9were
Mufgabe

Die BOblIbduier tuarm 5u BAL
ten, wenn 9rObe 8ise uno 2Oder
ii6 all Den 8biiren uuo Seniteru
befinOen. 8oSleD's 8etter.S
fen fir 8bilren uno 8eniter balteu
Die fulte 4uft ab- bieieIben oiener
an Den Sbilren aud ais 4oIItel
gum slnibIa9en-unO uerbinoerr
oas Iaute 8ui6Ia9en Der Sbilren
ASreiic BON 2 bis @ Sents
per SnF.
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TOOte sbearGo.
1l9 8aibinston 9lbenue.
9Birtbfehafrss1teberndbm 3 me.

Der llntrjsi6nttt isiat stm b,utI6tn pubIi.
fun pcu nab uuo frrn srasbtnf an. eab r BIZ
WtLib6aft bss Ssrru 8sprss ssbr In Stblts
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bitten CSsnGutt, &ieurItn unb lupVrfOmmsnen
Sspitnuus bsi mir pprfiuptu. Is tmpFtbIt lid
btittns. Stnri Iraufttr, Wirib,
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Giienbabn Scitt"bcllc.
erie Hno BpOmins gaasg Gifrnbubn So.

6rte nno 2sgnmtn9 Uaue9 GHenba9n 80.
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lsp 8rrbinOuns mt bu Grir 9lisubabu fur Nsp
gOrf. Nspbureb uup 3pilbrnitattpnsn mn6enr,
ptla(Irn Scranton um 7.U5 WUrssns unp 2.25
4abm.
3aas fpmmsn an in Scranton um 1890
Rprgtns une $40 Nbenes.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
u. S. PATENT.
United States Mineral Survey No. ,61 A. & B. Az
piication No. soS

United States Mineral Survey No. ,o1 A. 4 B. Ap.
'- United States Land Once.
La Grande. Oregon. Jan %. 1900
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance win she
act Of congress approved May 10. is's ne Solumoa.
Gold AIMING company: corporation guy o.ga@U,.sa U.
gon. whose post otice Is Sumpter. Baker county.
Oregon. has made application for q patent for the
sos he Tin Horn Mill site and ior the Cyclone mill
Site situated In organized mining District IN Baker
county state Of Oregon and described BY the official
Plat " pci:s .Sa s
State Of Oregon. as follows, Viz with magneue Vaa
tons At degrees as minutes to 30 degrees 90 min
Description Of exterior boundaries Of the Ola MID
dleman and Tin Horn quartz clams-Mneral Sur
vey No, ,67 A.. 10 Wit =, A..
Beginning at a post marked Sor. TO- sr.r., ,Tn
Monument No. !. the same being corner No. : o. me
Tin Horn quartz claim; thence 10 degrees 20 minutes
Nc. . Of the Tin Horn quart. claim; thence 4, de-
T." being corner No. Of the Oid Midileman quartz
sss,% oos, ms1sed %sede seng CORNER No. Of the
Od Mlddleman. from which corner No. :. Is.
Mineral Monument No. bears : degree o, minutes
TO- feet d:" nS:, G.sss ssSfs No
OF the Ola Mlddleman; thence So degrees .' min,
..s fee; PSI; TtIss: %sm.s , s% I:"s
thence }, degrees IS minutes W 600 feet to POS!
marked -, IS, A." being corner No. Of the Od
MidtIcman quart. claim; thence s. degree: ?, min. MIN
s:r No. Of .hs old Mddiemsn quartz claim; thence
S6 degrees 20 minutes v ABS feet to post maikea
"s ~ 4" being corner No. OF the Tin Horn quartz
ei.i.; thence :, degrees 90 minutes 1900 'es' "
6sserp.'Os oi Tis Horn mill si's-Minsra' Survey
Berinnes =, corner No. . Of the Tin Horn quart,
elain. post marked "I- ,e, B" being corner NO.
q Tin Horn mill slte thence - degrees 70 minutes
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-28
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, I878.-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I United States Land Once.

. Ia Nande ofegoh' warren ~, 1850
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions Of the act Of Congress OF June !. 1873,
entitled An act for the sale Of timber lands In the
States Of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ngton Territory, extended TO all the Public Land
States by act Of August Z. i8os,
GEORGE MCkHn.
Of Prairie City. County Of Grant, State Of Oregon. has
this day hiei In this ofii;e his sworn statement No
os, Tor the purchase Of the w ne "a and ma 50 "a
OF Section NO 2, IN township no. "a 5; Range NO;
sought Is more valuable Tor Its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and TO establish his
claim to said land before the Register and Receiver OF
this ottce at La Grande. Oregon, on "Wednesday, the
! ,,h day Of June. 1900.
lie names as Witnesses Orney StcaphcSon.
George Byris, Scott Hyde, H. Il, Steapheson, Of
Prairie City, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are requested TO I'll, their claims In
this Office on or before said 9Th day Of June. 1000.
4. W. BARTLETT. Register.