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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
WARREN.

The Epworth league connected with the
Methodist church held pleasant social
at the church parlors at Its last meet
ing. intellectual games were engaged
i'm and Miss Adele Kemp read Mrs Ma
loney on the Chinese Question" Emma
l.. Brown. George w. Haight, Sarah IL.
Brown. Adele Kemp. Linda Haight and
Lena Kemp were elected delegates to
the national convention at Lynn.
Highway Surveyor Charles III. Bowdcn
of harrington found Two OF me ,.o,r,a. ,r%
road across the highway at Princes q
hill where they had been placed by some
malicious person. The work was cyl
object OF wrecking bicycles. No damage
was reported from the act. The rails
were removed by half-dozen Italian
Schooner Frank w is dischargins .
cargo of lumber for T.. NJ. Martin d
Son.
Greene's Landing are already occupied.
Mrs. Joseph Goloski sailed Cor Europe
last week, where she remains for several
Mrs. Seraphine r. Morse OF Boston IL
visiting friends In town.
A deficiency OF Illuminating gas has
caused considerable Inconvenience OF late.
Many of the business men who used gas
for illuminating purposes were obliged TO
substitute kerosene lamps, az IL was next
to impossible To get large enough sup
ply OF gas to light up their places OF
business.
MIR. Sanford White. proprietor of the
Massasoft steam laundry, has added IA
steam engine TO the equipment OF his
laundry.
Proprietor McDonough of Cons hotel
II now the owner OF one of the speedest
horses In Bristol county.
Masters Andrew and John Waterman
has launched their new sailboats. They
were built especially for them by Capt.
CoNo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
CLUB STANDING.
DECREE IN THE BALL0U
VS.. C0MST0Ck CASE.

Judge Douglas in the appellate divi-
sion OF the supreme court this morning.
handed down the following interlocu-
tory decree In the case Of Byron NJ.
BaIlou against Samantha c. Com
stock ct al.
This cause came in 10 be heard and
thereupon, upon consideration there
Of, and by agreement between all the
parties to the same, It is ordered and
decreed that the said defendants. Sa-
mantha c. Comstock, Waiter II. Com
stock. Walter II. Comstock, admins
traitor on the estate of Gertrude Maud
Comstock, deceased; Jerome IL. Boul-
lester, administrators OF the estate OF
Angie NJ. Boui.ester, deceased, and
Bertha I. Guinti. interplead, touching
their respective claims 10 the fund In
said bill mentioned: that said COM
plainant be allowed TO retain from
said fund nor In mis- hands the sum
OF $50, being the amount OF his actual
disbursements in this cause. in full OF
all costs in his favor; and that the
balance OF said fund be paid over by
said complainant into the registry OF
this court.
And II is further ordered and decreed
that the said respondents. and each OF
them. are hereby enjoined and re-
strained from commencing or prosecut-
ing any action or actions against this
complainant for or on account OF any
matter or thing stated in said bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
At THE NORTH END

Last night was a quiet one al the Sec-
ond station. but two arrests for drunk
cnness being made.
The u. A. G. club of the North End
We're defeated in fast game Of ball
Sunday at Bakers farm by the Prntery
Stars. The feature of the game was the
battery work of Gallagher and Doeney
of the r.. a. q.
Tho parties arrested by Second station
officers, who were indicted by the last
grand jury. generally decided to go to
jail without trial
The first outing of -. W. ID. club was
held at Murray's farm Sunday. The mar
ried and single men contested at base
ball and the features OF the game were
the pitching OF Dan Moran. the umpirinr
OF r. Harlow and the batting OF NJ. T.
married men by score of TO l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
MISS THOMSON PRONOUNCED SANE.

Lynn, Mass. June 19.-Miss Anna c.
Thompson has been discharged after
an examination by Drs. w. b. Little
and George F. woodill, as to her san
ity. Judge Berry. in accordance with
the custom when an arrest is made on
an insane warrant. examined the pris-
oner and concerning I'm the judgment of
the doctors. ordered her released from
custody. She went home with her step
father who brought the proceedings
against her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
'amers leave Providence Sundays II
CRESCENT PARK

At 1880 and every % minutes to s:3a 7:30
Returning, leave Crescent Park sun
days 1l:l5. 1915 and every 30 minutes q
For FIELDS Point, Sundays. 1924 ana
turn hourly IL 30 to 7:30
sieamers Leave Proyidsncs for Silver,
hourly to $50. Returning, leave River
side II 20, then hourly to 7;2o.
Leave Providence. Week Days. fcA
Fields Point. silver Spring. Rivevsids
and Crescent Park st Z, 10, II. ~, I, q a.
4 s. s:i5. 6:i5 3. $50 D. m. Return from
Crescent Park at 5;4s. Z. T:<5. 1915. 1l:ls.
I2:s5. Las. 2:S, 3:45. t:i5. 5:E. Z. sT:&.
mo stop between Providence and cres-
cent Park.
without notice.
s0rAil freight should be unIoaded on
the wharf Is minutes before leaving time
OF steamer 10 insure shipment
tIIarge and small steamers to char
ter for day and evening parties during
the summer season OF 1900 on application
TO b. BUFfUM,
Supt. Transportation.
A. ". WATSON. President.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19

Boston, June 1.-Two men who en-.
tered the sentlemsn's furnishing store
of r.. A. Rice. In Roxbury. this morn.
ing. under the pretense OF buying col
lars. stole the pr0prietor's pocketbook
containing $3.50 and made their escape
They seized the pocketbook while Mr
Rice WAS changing a hve-dollar bill
which had been presented in payment
for the articles purchased.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
FIfIST GAME.


Rochester evened up I'm the ninth inning
az Hartford yesterday. Murphy making
triple, Greminger "A single and Turner
dropping a fiy after "A hard run. Turner
redeemed himself In the 10Th. opening with
"A triple and scoring the winning run when
Bonner fumbled Myers hit. Stratton and
Lush made sensational catches. Attend
ance 300 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
TowED INTO FORT uIsmAsTfo.

Provincetown. Mass. June 1s-It was
learned this morning that the two
masted schooner reported IN distress.
of Highland Light last night WAS the
William Noorhis. an old vessel of So
tons hailing from New York. She was
laden with railroad ties. BY throwing
overheard most Of the deckload the
crew vas able To work the schooner
under the lee Of this port and she was
picked up by a tug and towed here
today on her beam ends. and dislnast-
ed. She was bound from New York TO
salem. Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
MONTREAL.

TwO-tese hts. DAVIS. CassidV. Thrte-
base hit. Davis. Homo run, Davis. Sacri-
ficc hit. Smith. Stolen bases. Davis. Stat
ford =. Walters. Parent. cornor. cdveil
Double plays. Parent 10 connor: Connor
tc Parrnt Co Cassidy. First hsse on balls
on Dunkic. Johnson: on Felix, Parent .
common. struck ouf. nv DunkIs. Schir-
beck, od~ell tsnncn :. " Felix, stat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19

the Stars yesterday al Springfield be-
cause Woods was an enigma, allowing
the Syracuse team only three scattered
singles. Mcbride officisted In the second
the fourth inning. when he and all his
ciubmates went into the air. the stars
getting seven hits and six runs during
the ascension and thereby winning the
game. Attendance 1000. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19

British soldiers will be allowed TO drink
The secretary for war has requested Of
ficers To report the names of publicans
who refuse refreshments TO men In uni
firm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19

Few houses i'm Uruguay are provided
with stoves for heating purposes. No
chimneys or fire places are provided, az a
rule, one house recently built at q cost OF
$li 900 having for it's only chimney a
stovepipe from the kitchen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
Toronto an EASY Victim.

Toronto was never in the hunt In the
game at Worcester Yesterday and was
defeated 12. 10 y. The game was char
acterized by continued wrangling and and
Worcester club and Carr and Duggleby
of the Canucks and fined them s. In ad-
dition. They play a double header to-
day. Attendance 200. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19

owing to the stubborn resistance Of the
sultan the cities or tho west coast of Nor
occe are suu WITHOUT ielegrsphic ccas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19

Queensland II being converted into a
large orange orchard. The Australian
orange ripcns az a time when other coun-
tries cannot provide the fruit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19

ford. Passed ball. Moran. Umpire. Grif,
fln. Time, In. f0m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19

The first a. m. boat from Newport 70
Providence and last y. m. boat from
and Conanicut Parks daily, Sundays In
cludsd. MAY 20. stop at Prudence and
Conanicut. o a. m. from Providence apd
stop ct Prudence and Consnicut. q. m
f.om Providence and 5 p. m. from New
port.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
FIELDS POINT, 1900.
TINS rAvoR,rt SHORE RssoRr
viii Open for the Season on June II

Dinners will be served upon the arrival
OF III 80 boat. Continuous dinner until
.. m. 3 O'CLOCK BAKE. Prcvidence.
Fall River and Newport =. Il. co. sells
tickets TO Fields Point and return. In
cluding dinner. for W cents. To Crescent
Park and return and stop over az Fields
Point c5 cents. Rocky Point and return,
with stop over at Fields Point. 30 cents.
\. =. ATWELL. Proprietor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
STEAMERS FOR
ROCKY POINT

SSnraG: sSrn sis, ~ lis. Is z ss. siS .5' s,s. SIS.
7:15. Sis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19
RUSSIAN TROOPS DISPATCHED.

Shanghai. June 19.--The consulates
have received no communications from
the legations at Pekin since June IL.
and the greatest anxiety prevails as to
their safety. There are innumerable ru-
mors but there is nothing of an authen-
tic nature.
The stories purporting To describe the
situation az Pekin, June IL, merely reit-
crate previous accounts. The viceroy
of Mankin has taken vigorous meas
ures TO prevent rising In HIS district
Sensational native rumors are current
that Tien Tsin has been burned by the
Chinese soldiers and that Yulu the
viceroy OF Chilo, has fed from his pro-
vince In order TO escape degradation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19

OFFICIAL REPORT OF FIGHT.
London. June Is.-The admiralty ONCE.
has received the following message
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-12
Additional Local.

MIR John w Mnrshnlaud Miss Lillian
Arenandor, of this city. were married
at Iron River Sunday by Rev.
Mcdonald. Mr. Marshall has been in
the employ oi Herman Bucngor as cigar
maker since hast November coming from
Argos, Indiana, and by his exemplary
habits has undo many friends IN our
city. The lridc has been employed M
dining room girl at the "Bannerman.'
She * from Michisamnc The happy
couple are keeping house Ia Mis-.
Kocpko'a building.
Jas. Moriarly returned from Hudson
Tucsdly where he has been visiting at
the old home. lie was accompanied 10y
his brother, John ! MoriaNy and his
nephew, Willie llaty, Who came 10 visit
with NJ. II. Moiiarly aud TO see the
country.
Milk for sale. Want "a few customers.
Mrs. Thomas COnln.
Get your fire Insurance Of kimball.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-12

This superb play and graiidedt scenes
produetion will be presented here AT
Crystal Falls Opera House on Friday
evening May Is in its entirety, with all
the effects that characterized The Chica.
go performances and receipts ut McNick-
er'a theatre. The beautiful story OF Quo
Nadia is taken from tho now famous
novel by lienryk Sienkiewicz, and tells
the story Of The dawn Of Christianity
and the downfall OF paganism. The
play l. presented in four acts and seven
scenes. The authors of the dramatiza-
tion, Messrs. Edmund j. Crane aud
George =. MaclfarlaDe, have retained
with remarkable fidelity the numerous
startling episodes in which the book
abounds. and the charming love story
OF Lyeia aud Marcus Ninicius. The
comedy is supplied by the Emperor.
Nero. and soothsayer, Chillo Chioni,les.
This seems strange TO most readers, ns
tho former has always been regarded as
the pcrsoniication OF all that was cruel
and tyranical. Nero's aspiration to be II
poet and n singer make him rediculous
in the eyes Of the populace.
One of the prctticst incidents of the
play Is the love OF the slave girl, Euncc,
for her master, Petronius, the arbiicr
and elegance. The terrible sufierings OF
the Christian martyrs. and the almost
miraculous preservation OF Lygia from
a horrible death by her devoted slave,
the giant UrHus, is mott vividlw portray
ed. There are seven tabeaux and
scenes in the four nets presented, and al;
will be used in the production here.
This drama is the sensation 81 the hour,
and there is not the least doubt but
that large audience will attend.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-12

couiaflins With superintendent law.
r nee about Munomlnco Exploration
company business
Chaa. Berqust moved back into his
house, the one occupied last year by
Geo. Promo. lie will convert IL into a
boarding house.
Go.den weddings arc taking plnce all
over the country. The old couples evil
IDENTIFY took Rocky Mountain Tea in
their young days. Doe.
Noah Goodman moved his iamily here
from Norway during THE week, lie Is
lifing inone Of the new Oliver houses.
Trubc Lawrence went Ia Iron River
Thursday to pny of the men nt the
Menominco Exploration properties.
WANrEp.--A good girl for genera
houseaork in family OF eight. Wages
$40 per month. Apply to y. b. HENLEY,
Atkinson, Mich.
Miss Bessie lfurlotto and Mrs. Mueller
went TO Stambaugh Tuesday where the
''NNb'ho wiz itSiHt III tit iutiHts
Mr.. aud Mrs A. A. Maywood, al
Crystal Falls, were the guests Of Mrs. G..
Il. Lawrence Thursday.
Superintendent j s. Wall was over
from Iron River looking over tho Carne-
GIGS properties Tuesday.
Trubc Lawrence represented Amasn NJ
the rctarn ball at Crystal Fails last
night.
This Is payday az the llemlock mine
and $4,000 will be dumped into the
town.
Harry Furlotie and win Iobc took in
the i'all game at Iron River Sunday.
Geo. Promo moved his family into hi-
new building during the week
Firc insurance at lowest rates Board
companies represented Apply to G. NJ.
Dusenbery. Office Second story.
Temple Bldg. phou. 50.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-12
AMASA NOTES.
Do You Believe It2

Last Monday night about / O'Clock
} Finlander, little the worse for lidnor,
yrnt over TO the llcmioek mine. The
Kip was going down and he rung one
bell stopping 10 when about two hundred
eet below suilnce He then slid down
be cable, got into the skip and rang il
lown. The brakeman didn't know that
/ man was aboard SO be lei II down
Fith bang There was thrcc-ton
BAR loaded with ore waiting at the sla-
lion and before the fellow could show
himself tic orc was dumped ON top OF
i'm and the skip rung up. Up went the
Kip with It's load OF orc and human
|reightunh man and ore were dumped
|nto tho pocket above and went rolling
nd humping down through the chute
|pto the railroad car beneath. When he
! truck thecnrthc fellow jumped up and
|nn away soaring the pocket men out OF
Eeu wits. II seems beyond the possible
man ia 60 through such a thing
~ live but they tell the story for n
|act The fellow cnrrics few scratches
|pn lis face as a reminder OF the terrible
hip that he went through.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-12
Probate Notice.
(First publication April 2isti last May 9Th
state ot Micheanl

(Frst publication April 2ist; last May 5th.l
state Of Michean
County Of Iron.
At Is session OF the Probate Court Tor said
county, held at the probate office AZ the City ol
crystal Falls. Miph., on the iNth day Of April,
in TIE year one thousand nine hundred
Present, Hon. Albert T.. flcwelllng. Judge oi
Probate.
la the matter % the estate Of Patrick T..
Dunn, decreased.
On reading aud filing the petition. duly vcri
fed oi Enina Dnnu. widow oi said Patrick r..
nunn. decreased. praying that administration
IF said estate he granted Go her or some other
suitable prf-on
Therefore u "a Ordered that Tursdny. the
fifteenth day OF MAY next, az = O'Clock in The.
afternoon o. assigned Tor the heitring 81 said
petition; ANIL that thr heirs pt-law al said a..
ceased and an other PERSONS Interested in said
estate. urc runirel 90 appear 40 "a session ol
sliid CONT. then go be- holden iu the probate
uhicc. iu The city al crystal Falls. Mich. aud
show cHusn. u guy There hr, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not be- granted. And u r.
iurtltr Orlppd. that said petitioner give
notice Go the PERSONS Interested in SAIL estate
oi the pendercy ~ said petition. and the hear
iir thcnul hy causing a copy ~ this order to
be Published in TUE DIAMOND Dull. n news-
paper printed aud circulated in said county.
thuc successive weeks previous 60 said day at
Bearing.
ALuERr L.. FI.EwrItING,
SHERNAN Y HANDY, judge ui Probate.
ATTORNEY iur pciiflnncr
business ishlnss, crystal Fails, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-12
LABOR'S
OPPORTUNITY.
n Splendid Chance for che WorkingEaen a
America 90 Show Their coiors.

n Splendid Chance for che WorIingJaen a
America 60 Show Their coiors.
There is not n workingman in America
but that knows that il the trusts are al
lowed to carry out their purpose. his
condition inside of a few years will be
bad. The workingman, however, has il
in his power so destroy these monopcs
lies by refusing to buy trust-madc goods.
Take chewing tobacco for example.
The Wilson McCallay Tobacco Co, OF
Middlctown, Ohio, Is Union from start
10 finish and makes the choicest brands
OF plug tobacco. They ARE known TO he
equal 20 any and superior 20 most on
the market. Here are the brands: Gold
Rope, Kingbolt, Rise and Shine, Thrnshcr.
The Union label appears on all these
brands. You may he using some well
known brand Of tobacco that formerly
was made by an independent concern,
but which is now being made by n trust.
You can ascertain this by inquiring Of
your dealer. If you find il TO be trust
made. avoid il, and you and others dq
ing this same thing will be the direct
cause of breaking the trust Paste this
list in your hat and stand 10 your labor
colorsl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-12
/ reckon not tic seasons,

l reckon not the seasons,
Nor the Years that come and go,
Lilies an nll-round pleasure to me,
Since taking Rocky Mountain Ten.
The contractors will probably begin
bon the extension of the &. q N. w.
|ilroad 10 the Michigan and Gibson
|iucs the FIRST OF next week. Mr..
|lrSh, OF Iron Mountain, has the con-
bet. It is understood that the road
BIZ be extended ON across the Hcmlocl'
baking loop and parnllcling the Mil
hulSce road buck to Balsam where il
|Atlr main liue agilin. In the
49, instead Of switching trains
| u turning The engine as is necessary
|w, the trains win run around this
' op hack onto the line at Balsam. II
be a very handy arrangement in
Fd The grade will he about four
les long and will require % number OF
grkmen and lcains 10 complete IL, all
which will materially add TO Amasa's
Pom.
sweet young widows wantto"kcich
me sweetheart la the sunny tanelcs oI
pin golden cnils, they'd better take
cky Mountain Tea. Great Medicine.
Pr, McBurncy went 10 the Fails last
estlay evening 90 finish buying the
ck ofdruss that he aud Sam Bridges
.putting ia here. They expect To be-
business by June first and will
N Amasn a drug store that will be-
class IL eycry respect and folly up
he standard ~ stores in towns twice
size 81 this.
here is talk 81 organizing basc ball
hrrs. Tie only drawback Is the
d grounds ~ NC have plenty OF
nt- III the deal goes through wop't
'lve tho lron River Farmers aud lhc
sial Falls Miners u icw lessons ia the
thoughg
~. Burgo will start Immediately to
y q residence upon the lot next to
~ ofli'o. MIR. Burge sold his resi-
0bmV time ago to w J. IIorlcr.
; Hnsellon spent Monday Ia town
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-12
SAUNDERS NOTES.

a forest Gre broke ont Il hall mile west
Of Saunders last Monday morning and
had not the wind been blowing from the
east, Saunders would now be numbered
among the "has bccnsn Although we
escaped the fire, we do not say
that others dill Eight thousand logs
belonging 60 The Buckeye Factory, Of
Iron River were almost All destroyed.
The logs were bought from Fred Olson.
hnst Saturday Mr. Olson received
So 800 for the logs. Luck favored Mr.
Olson this time.
Mr. and AIRS. Chas. Duscnbcrv visited
last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. a. X.
Hattobcre and Mr. and Mrs. l.. a.
Rothic. Little LcoIa Henry accompanied
them.
Mr. Louis Ilaukcnson and son Hans
left for Whittenberg last Friday where
they win work ia a new furniture
factory.
Nj and Mrs. Frank Tcnz ne the
happy parents OF a brand new baby gill.
Frank says she looks like her dad.
The shingle mill viii be working again
within few days Mr.. Cleveland, Of
Florence, will have it IN charge.
Mrs T. A. Rothic went TO Crystal
Falls last Wednesday To visit until next
Monday.
Miss Bessie Rhodes left for Maltoon,
Wis, last week, her grandfather having
died.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Rothc visited at
Iron River last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Neal and August Thomas drove
TO Iron River last Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thwing were Iron River
visitors last Tuesday.
Section Foreman Ncls Jonson has been
transferred TO Stngcr.
Mr.. a. X. IIattebcrg was at Iron
River last Monday.
Mr.. LEM. Of Norway, IS visiting with
his son Frank.
Mr.. Alex Deligslc left for Amigo hast
week.
Coo n Al D,scnhc,V fnr Gpc iifp and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-12
B. ISAACSON,
AMASA. MICH.
Notice For Publication.

First publication March ~ last May 20.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, MAnQUErTE,
MI,1i MARCH 21st, 1900
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions of the act Of Congress OF
June q, 1S7S. entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands IN the States OF California.
Oregon Nevada. and Washington Territory"
rs extended To all the Public Land states by
art at August so, Theresa V Qnlrt, az Iron
River. county Of Iron. state OF Michigan. has
this dag filed IN this office her sworn statement
No %. for the purchase ~ the =. w. a of n. T..
a AZ section No. 20 40 Township No, tG a.,
Range No. 30 w. and viii offer proof to show
that the land sought ~ more valuable for ts
timber or stone han for agricultural purposes.
aud to establish her claim 90 said land before
the Register nud Receiver ~ this Office &c Mar
queitc. Mich, on Tuesday, the 2Hth day OF
MAY, 1900.
Size nnmes rs witnesses.
Henry Graham, of Iron River. Miih.
Alexander Qnrt. oi Iron River, Mich.
John Floss. ~ Atkinson. Mich
William btrby. of Paint River. Mich.
Any aud nll persons claiming adversely the
abONe.d--crlhed latids ate requested to Ole
their claims in this Office On or bciop said
2gth day OF May, 1900
THOMAS ScAppEN.
Register