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The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
DETAINED AS HOSTAGES.
Continued from First Page.

600 Europeans as hostages. including the
ministers and their families and the mem
bers of the legations
1t is believed here that when war is Off
cially declared these will be ordered to
leave Pekin within twenty-four hours.
They will then be at the mercy of the Box
ers China, it is thought, will consider
that war has been declared as soon as the
allies begin to march on Pekin.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
ARRANGEMENTS ron BRYAN.
Cook County Democracy VIII Ac-
company Him TO Indianapolis.

Chicago, July 31.-National Committee
man Thomas Gahan of Illinois and local
Democratic leaders held a conference to-
day with Chairman j. G. Johnson and
Secretary Charles A. Walsh of the Dem
ocratic National Convention, to arrange
for the coming of w. J. Bryan and A. f..
Stevenson on Tuesday next.
Mr. Bryan will reach Chicago at $50
o'clock that morning and depart for In
dianapo,is, accompanied by the Cook
County Democracy, at 1870 p. m, the same
day, on a special train During their
short stay in Chicago the Democratic
nominees will be entertained by party
leaders.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
WILL LOSE NOTHING BY 1T.
MINERS IN ALASKA ARE SECURE IN
THEIR CLAIMS.

Temporary Boundary Line Agreed
on VIII Not Affect the Property
Rights Either of Citizens of United
States or CanRdtnns-United states
Gains More Territory Under the
Temporary Arrangement Than
Does Canada.
Washington. July S1-None of the pro-
tests reported % have been made in Alas
ka against the definition of the provision
al boundary lire has reached Washington
yet, and the impression prevails in the
state department that the agitation of
that subject is based upon a lack of
knowledge of the exact nature of the
agreement effected between the United
States and Great Britain by which a most
difficult and dangerous subject was re-
moved from the current negotiations be-
tween the two countries.
1t is pointed out by the state depart
nent that this provisional boundary line.
the running of which is said TO have ex-
cited the American miners in the Porcu-
pine region, is not in any sense binding
upon either party to the modus vivendi,
except as a purely temporary scheme,
designed to prevent hostile conflicts be-
tween the miners and the police forces,
through lack of knowledge as TO their
rights. The purpose of the rangement,
as to that, is fully disclosed by the in
clusion in the modus Vivendi of a pro-
vision in these terms:
They VIII Not Suffer.
ut is understood as formally set forth
in communications of tins department OF
stale of the United States, that the citi-
this arrangement within the temporary
discrimination of the rights and privileges
which they can now enjoy"
Every American miner, whose claim lies
on the wrong side of the boundary line row
being drawn is, according to the official
view here, holding his claim by quite as
sound a tenure as he enjoyed before the
provisional treaty was made. He has
neither lost nor gained in strength of title
by this arrangement so he certainly has
no cause for complaint, as he would have
were the boundary line now being drawn
a permanent one. The officials here, how
ever, are fully prepared 10 defend the tenn
porary boundary, pointing out that so far
from having ceded to Great Britain an
inch of territory, Great Britain temporal
rily yielded to the United States nineteen
twentieths of the territory in dispute, and
suffered her shipping to be kept ten miles
from the boundary line at the nearest
point, Notwithstanding the Canadian am
bition to get port on the Lynn canal.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
WANTS TO MEET DEMOCRATS.
Chairman Jones Is Anxious to Dis
cuss the Situation.

New York. July 31.-Chairman Jones Of
the National Democratic Committee this
afternoon sent a number OF kilograms 60
different points, instructing Democrats 10
meet him in Washington. and there dis
cuss the situation as he found II in New
York He said that he was satisfied that
the various factions in the state would
work in harmony for the ticket. Yester-
day afternoon Chairman Jones received a
letter from William ]. Bryan. He said
thar the letter showed that Mr.. Bryan
was confident. He would not reveal any
of its contents.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
THEY ARE AFTER ROOSEVELT.
Nentucky's FeudnIists would Like
TO Hear Him Speak.

LOUISVILLE KY. July s1.-A special to
'"e Times from Corbn, Ky, says:
a number of Clay county citizens have
"ii'en Gov. Roosevelt, asking that he
az 10y Manchester. the county seat Of Clay,
he me scene of last summers feud, II
no,, gVines 10 Kentucky mountains to make
"'ieal speeches during the campaign.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01

Toledo, CHIC, July s1.-The Ohio Asso-
citation Of Democratic Clubs began "a two
days session this afternoon at the I,yce-
UNI Theater. Many notables Of the party
are here, among whom. are Hon. Geor e
Fred Williams OF Massachusetts and
Judge Tarein, Of Kentucky. Ex-Gov.
Altseld Of Illinois will 50. ak tomorrow
night IN reply 10 the re eat speech Of
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt On Imperial
ism"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
RIOT IN BRITISH HONDURAS.
Tax on Necessaries of Life Led to
Mob Violence.

aux on Necessaries of Life Led to
Mob Violence.
New Orleans. July 31.-News reached
mere to-day of riot at Belize, British
Honduras. The tax on the necessaries
OF life was increased and the laboring
classes revolted.
A man named Huer led the mob which
s'ormed the palace of Gov. Gen. Wilson,
demanding an audience. The Colonial
Guards dispersed the mob at the point of
the bayonet.
Gov. Wilson is now on a visit to Pres
ioeht Diaz of Mexico going there ON the
mexican gunboat Saragossa, and will visit
london before returning to Honduras.
me matter attaches significance to the
Mexican visit. .si.g LA.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
Russians Took the Forts.

Berlin, July Sl.-A dispatch from che
Foo, dated July co. confirms the report
that the Russians captured the forts at
Niu chwang on July 20.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
TO EXTEND THE SOUTHERN.
"oVement to Build "A Line From stu
art, Va, to Bristol.

knoxville, Tenn, July S1.-A movement
mas been inaugurated at Bristol and in
Hrayson county Virginia, to seek the ex-
tension Of the Southern Railway from
STUART, Va, to Bristol a distance of
ABOUT l25 miles. This road, If built. will
s"e Bristol another outlet to the East,
as there now exists another branch of
"a 1ae southern from Stuart 20 DanvlIe. Va.
- would also give the Southern another
+oute from Knoxville to the East.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
-Four Legations Dcstroyed.

Paris, July S1.-According to dispatches
received at the foreign Office to-day the
Austrian. Spanish, Italian and Holland
legations at Pekin have been destroyed,
and the French legation has been partiai-
ly wrecked. The attacks on the lega-
tons ceased some days ago. The En-
peror and Empress are living in Pekin.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
MAY RE NO THIRD TICKET.
New York Anti-ImperiaIistss Seem to
Against II.

New York. July 31.-Although the local
anti-imperialist league has taken no for
NAL action as yet with reference to the
third ticket movement. Is Executive Com
nitee has had the subject under consider
alton There are seven members Of the
Executive Committee. and 1t was learned
to-day that five Of these have already ex-
pressed themselves against a third ticket.
only one favored it, and one is doubt
ful
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
TO DE TAKEN TO ROME SUNDAY.
Emperor William VIII Attend the
Funeral of Humberf.

Funeral of Humbert.
Rome, July 81 Late this evening II is
reported that the body of King Humbert
will be brought here on Sunday. Queen
Margherita desires to accompany the re-
mains.
Emperor William has notified the gov
eminent of his intention 20 attend the
funeral.
A dispatch of coincidence has been re-
ceived from Ii Hung Chang
A Tussan named Guista, who lives In
the house of Remala in Milan, and other
suspects have been arrested there.
The assassin speaks English, French
and Spanish.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
GREEDY STARTS ron alaska.
Will Make Arrangement for TeIe-
graphic Communication.

Washington, July S1.-Gen. Greedy, chief
signal officer, left to-day for Alaska to
superintend arrangements for cable and
Geographic communication with that ter
ritory. 1t is quite likely that he will make
arrangements with the Canadian company
for the transmission of messages until a
direct line with Alaska is established. The
last session of Congress appropriated $780,
900 for telegraph lines in Alaska.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
Princess cantacuzenc a Mother.

st. Petersburg. July 31-Princess Canta-
cuzene, granddaughter Of the late ex-
President Grant, and daughter of Brig.
Gen. Frederick Dent Grant. u. S. A.,
gave birth to a son Weighing eleven
pounds July Il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
HISTORIAN RIDPATH DEAD.
Death Came After Three Months of
Suffering in Hospital

New York, July 31.-John Clark Rid
path, the historian, died in the Presbyte-
ran Hospital at $50 o'clock this evening
from a complication of diseases. He had
been a patient in the hospital since
April &c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
TO EXECUTE FORTY PIRATES.
Acting Vfceroy of Canton Is Becom-
ing More Dsligent.

ing more E7ia%eht.
Hong Kong. Monday, July 30.-The act
ing viceroy Of Canton, it is reported, IS
becoming more active and adopting O
more vigorous policy. Ii is announced
that he has ordered the execution of for
ty pirates. He will visit the foreign war
ships and consuls tomorrow. He says
Ii Hung Chang is now returning to Can
ton, where quiet prevails.
The British naval and military officials
have taken careful observations of the
Canton and the Bogue defense. The
Bogue forts are crowded with troops, and
the parapets are lined upon the approach
of steamers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
NEW KING GOING TO ROME.
A Torpedo boat Had Been Sent in
Search of Him.

Reggie di Calabria, July sl-King Vic
tor Emanuel III arrived here at noon
aboard his yacht, preceded by a torpedo
boat, which had been sent in search of
him. The King started for Rome at i
o'clock, p. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
GnrcIee nt Tien TsIn.

London. Aug. 1, a. m.--T'en Tsin wires
that Gen. Sir Alfred Gaselee end stan, to-
gether with large foreign reinforcements,
arrived there on July %.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
TOOK OATH of ALLEGIANCE.
Senators and Deputies Decided Not
10 Meet New King.

Rome, July 31.-All che italian troops
took the oath of allegiance TO the new
King to-day amid the applause Of the
people. Perfect tranquility reigns
throughout the country.
A deputation of senators and deputies
had arranged TO meet King Victor EN-
manuel, but as, in conformity with court
etiquette, the journey of His Majesty TO
Monza was strictly private. the idea was
abandoned. For a similar reason the
ministers decided not to go to Naples.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
BEAToN's NARROW ESCAPE.
Pistol Frightened Two Thieves
other Waycross News.

Waycross. Ca, July Si.--scott Beaton
was attacked last night by two negroes.
The men made an effort to catch him,
but failing to get secure hold on him,
he grappled with them moment in the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
AT BIER OF KING HUMBERT.
Continued From First Page.

rival at the royal villa to tender his con-
doiences TO Queen Margherita, had an inn
pressive audience lasting half an hour.
All the royal princes, the Queen of Portu-
gal and the Duke of Oporto have arrived
here.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
French ArtiIIery for c,,,n

Brest, July 31.-A detachment of ma
rine artillerists left this place to-day for
Touion where they VIII embark for China.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-01
SYMPTOMS OF GREATER CALM.

Tried TO Keep the Peace.
Paris, July S.-The Minister of Marine
to-day received the following dispatch
from Admiral Courrejoles:
"Che Foo, July 26.-Many symptoms Of
greater calm. notably an imperial edict,
are reaching us az Che Foo. in which the
Chinese government says It is not respon-
sible for the conditions of affairs; that
all their acts have been toward the main
tenance of peace and that they intend to
respect the treaties toward foreigners and
missions"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06

peb so Wertinis9 enrp9eu9rer ubbeltes
meo Ammunition.
: Be ifpber libel! fa9be pore 6oIi
fotbitreoe, De tRafte paa 9esiernes
ierre Raliber.
Sao berte pore Rrupptanoner pp of
itpbe. Re bauoe Itusr lite mere noget
at ffpoe meo. Dor Matlfmfanon bleD
ipIintret AZ en- engelif Bombe.
Jters Sfi cerer fnlot. anor, hooe ng
laateos laa runbt omtring, uoen at bet
par muIisl at faa benz uo al Yom5e-
hasIen.
alotten par bleoen 3 ON gftermiboa.
gen. Oct buiruIenoe Sieu. be omtrin9.
fpueuoe S%tenltgfter. 9pcoitsrouaternes
apaIme os ben IipSteIi9e 0toe 9iOroe
bet n9iten umull9t at aanoe. Ueeo ben
iIoite Rraft iloees ct 8%ptterungreb tiI=
ba9e = ina bsspnote 1iIbasetOset, ben
furIige 6Iust Oper ben pioe 6laoe bag
os. DIN OosrSiueIie par Der lite Gale.
Giori9 bar jr9 bolOt al at lobe, men
/ Dag bar ies siOd BET @auns. 6rem.
ao gtf bet senuem boit Ores, inubIenoe
ouer Sten o9 slipper, Os ibIanbt Os IL:
leoe BOmberne nco o9 etsplooereoe. oper
os bpleoe De og byogeoe / guiteu.
gtu, Der / Mutaoooorp er ri fife
for Qieblittet. @n uenIt9 S~toleIerer
bar opsrlaot os lit 6ammer for / Nat.
gliuer Boetne lt%aaenoe paa 9eloe.
orngene uso Sioerne, bpotffa De / Dag
JON ltlltuere ida os tempe. laa ct
Butler / Rlemms, naor ban tytter item.
goerne tu mi ltpoe bans 9Rr ienoer
O9 iammeu.
Ulen M Opbuser leg lise, at 9anoe.
ueien er fulo al 6Ip9lnnse, go9ne o9
Rptters. 8oerne ipnes at op9iue oeres
Silaiu9er Og flpste I'll gpoenburs O9
@Itawl1 BONN. @n Sernbaneiunt'
toner Tiger, OF bet Iioite Bog 9oar ON
llot.
9uor oite ies bar bort bette OfitpsIise
Oh: Oct ilOlie Io9" / o!sie 8iIbase.
to8sts, ben pIunIeie 6IuSts u5er. Ri.
gems Stabne ipues mig otter bette iiOre
NsoetIus os ben u9funoeoe 6Iu9t al.
giott. polltieis 9eltetamp bar uertt
fOr9eues. s Mor9en oru9er Butler
ubintret ino Der, og gOtb 8oberts tase,
iaa pei 9anoet / gtioOeIie ueo en- BRO.
flamation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06
ct to 5ulcnO 9lar g~annclt9 Gig.

profesior, 6reten 3. Wsstorf
/ 8teI blr ue9iuet N ny, Den 24oe.
Beretnln9 ON @enltanoe, lOm od tMlelltt
Oloio0nsmuiGum bar srtueroet per
@aue, 8ob, ua9rauninssr oip.
8eretnin9eu brin9er en- nsja9tl9 De
ifrIuelie al BET npeite D(oisli9. lom ben
20. Wtal / Aor sr funoet / 8amooi mo-.
len ipb for Sd rnieroe. &appm er ct
Il tantst Stptte lel at i'm, III merte.
bun u.b. % en- bennbriugsOGtoIg 8Gpz
Mug me6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meb
imutte Yuu,tdntsr. lej t er 2,38
Dieter Iangt o9 er for open %lIaaet ON.
Rappen maa / np Iilltano baue uRret
en- Yrasltappe, men er iel ere bleoen
Isppst meo Ell 9roOere Stof. gentIe.
ocrne, iom baue en- 9nn9oe al 1,lb
Dieter, ere Ipiere If 6aiue o9 al i~inere
Menller eno Suppen. De par fotmo.
oeniiis paa 9runo at Oplgsnin9 peo
MOisipre saaeoe Op / Semmsne. Pan
ben omtrent So 6eutimster LANCE 9ir=
ming ier man Spor at Snapper suer
Strnppsr. SentlGoerue ere forneoen
%lilltaurne iom 3un9sr, o9 3un9erns
lpnes at bGue uRret iDeoe falt unoer
6~oolooIen. Sttgmper ere lite funone;
oulmob TO pGptoe 6oblapper, les
Dieter LANCE o9 10 9;nllmer breoe. al
brunulben flptet gGunin9, 8Gltet er IN
rs 9entimeter lang o9 9 @entimeter
breo geosrrem. SpRnoG bar, pa man
Tie bar ihnoet Spor al Suanlisrsnt,
io,mooeniIl9 paret at SGtn % fuIe-
liGnoi9 bleuet fort9ret al Wfoielpren.
Stosne ere il lnrue a ct Slptte SGoeI
% ere UNDER 9GIen opbei De ueo Ell
aappe; fOran ere De lammeniu0rebe oe
bunone talt Ill 6ooen meo g9oaremme
bet 9%ennemItutne OuerlRoer.
On leIue gIget berttter Ouel itabsI9gt
DR. @rotrlan ~lelgenoe:
PIante.ne boUe ienbt beres 9toooel
TIA oUen neo senuem 6uoen os baot
ferlt eosIast be line,e 5noOUIoe, belefter
ben ~faltere WuiteIiubtans. Wpieuau.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06

Oct bar iaa noiuset aaItialfet al Rnos=
ierne, lda al tisle blep eloiiilfe iom
@nmmt O9 / fu9tis 6tIltnno tunoe
itares / Stptter. gl9et, Der er i%untet
fauuneu og bar anta8et en- %loUenoe
Ulnnos poIening, ii9ner at Jarue
CARPET gaotr. gts9lene paa Jinsrene
o9 39erne ire ~lancipnli9uts 9daeoe tabt
ueb ub9rapningen. Dettmoo bar 9opeo:
buaret tulo Itanois bOlot fig; bet TT nu
branprgrt og Danger bagtII Os I'll
Sioerne Is @enlimeter lun9t neo. Baa
Ssien ct bet leot fremao og fort aftllp.
pet, iaa at ben 6 gentImster 9eie Banoe
bIlDer III. Anietsuotrpttet, noar man
oa fan tale ON al iaaoaut, er ltirrenoe,
no8et oumt euer ImerteIi9t, bog tan
man lite eftetuiie SpoT at pore Soar.
Drene ere mao o9 mutt formeoe,
OoerifG99et fort O9 itrtct, o9 Der fiioes
intst 5uloltG9. uiunoens S9n9Oe Ell
@eultmeter. W,nn uiaa for eUriat
toreitlQe Zig en- goot uoleenbe OtanO,
ia Uttter bel ma9er, % meo atbletilt
StpIte.
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ON alt np ulle.

5~orllu9ne otter Wenutifefoo. pa.
Tic bar / oenne lto Seleg al Viftop
Angouaro fra bet frantic 6on9os
omrnnoe, en- mooig Ulono, Der / lite
minbrs sno % Mar bar pirtet bet in.
brs airIta. 9an rortea,r bIaubt an.
bet:
Bortiet fra Rlimaet, Tom FUN faa
Suropeere Tan lddIe, liaa III fiaolai /
bare for at bIiue orGbte o9 - Gote.
8e iorte fra llbanii er nmIi9 sutror'
benllig forfluSne efttr Uieunti teteo. De
orGbe os, lite al Onbifab, men De gore
oct for port IGtre asos Stplo. De
baus ct Orb, .Npnma", meo bOiItet be
betegne oerts Dire. Oroet betpoer
.aso til 6oos". Reiisr man bet eure
llbansiOmraOoe Os / lin Rarbeo bsrer
bette Orb, peo man, Luao &lottta er
ifu9tt. SaaIeoes GIT bet iornpIis ct
Msolem Of Dor Misfon, iom par 9aaei
noeIe Striot fra os for at bsnts Yanb.
5sIbigpis par ban beu9bnet, o9 ct eneIie
8ssIsftuo er tIItra,teIist til al forage
en- bel ganoe aonnibalsr.
6or 10 Qar lioen oar jtg til Stebe peb
ct Barns gssrauelie. @n al os fob
meb @euar / 6aanoen ueo Sioen al
giten. 8%irts9oaroen laa fun 30 AIen
fta os, men BET par aalespeI nsopsn.
oist at par posrit forii9tig, ioei 0iesre:
ne ierli9 boloe af Bsrnetso. De for.
tmaa oog life aeb al DofsHs. Dsn
5rantti8 penli9e Sultan Ban9as II
gau iaaletes for npli9 ea flor Bantet,
peo bulten ban ieruereoe 300 Gig al
potsne Wennslter for fine @Rlter. Ito
snoelie lite, at bet er Oueroriuelfer.
Get er ben rene, Hare Sanobeb. Raar
8anibalsrne bar ipili en- BRANDS, ell
auinbes, ct Barns gesems, tate De 90.
pebst ben / en- arOs, iOm bet par en-
9anfs oIminoeIi9 W%ubleunin9. Seq
bar iaget ct 6olosrofi al be ire GUN.
orebs 9Oueber, Der Iaa OpitabIeos paa
ct Boro.
Gnglano or bange. Oct sr meb en-
BI0nOlns al Jorbauielie os Wnsltslie,
at GnaIanb fer paa be Joreueoe z Eaters
Dotienbs @~uropGbanosI.
Gn 6anbslsauis, The Statist, ubtos
Iers 81. a.: Saa fore 5remftriot bar
6lnosIsn be liOlte fire anr sjOrt be
6orenebs Siater. at en- bel Del nps
s5orsiaeenbsr er b~strpsssbe for 6remtis
ben. Deb fin uoieriel bar Statsrns /
be fbite fire Aar BAIT en- Sort eueite af
500 Wliuioner Dollars ON Aarst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06

9iamantbrDanp. st aesispar /
@etrup usD IOItluno feireoe ben 20os
RoUsmbsr Diamontbrpuup.
Den opsnnapnte Dag for so aat
fOen asteUiebss 9ieneltetarI Scope
Gram Os 3jeueitspise anna Dl az
ris Strpb ftrap.
Scope @ram er fset 1917 / 8ebsns
bOOsb, buOr7 5aOsren sieoe en- miisrre
@aarb; men pau @runo of Dc bang
rsnbs ubslbise Cher MATTE ban aib9n.
be @aurben iii en- msset oadrlis Pris,
iaa at IN Mtoe # til getntue par uos'
luffet.
Scope Grams 9uliru anna ct ieot |
@eltrup 1915; bun er 0diter al 9es
StIpoitrup % 9ul.ru. vi is Seltenoe
or BUN ben sneiis lilbo9s.
%2@steparrets Brpaup fob geaerup,
buor be be9ge %iiente. Den melte 8lo
bar be boet / 3oiiIuno. Sra SoiiIuno
fIpttebs be til @eitrup, bOOr be MI bat
bOet / riseIis II Aar, be iloie 10 4ar
ct Lille 9us, Der logger umlooeIbar
9ierbeo al gruoens 6soe9aaro, ino nn'
Der bUiIfet quiet osiaa bOrer. Ser
paa bsnoes 6soe9aarb fob Tor II 4ar
lib,n osres @%ulbOtpuup; en- 9rooerion
Der ~ienere bleu uoutlt, el'oe osngan9
@aateen. - On ben nuuGrenoe Sier,
@aurmnno J. TOP. Tiger be 9amlt;
pore e9ne tunue lite uGre beore imoo
os; pn0 8aarosn ia! cgIan osnne 9ane
bort Stpuup ltaa, og nj bar llet intei
at gore bermeO. 9eboerne / Spen foran'
ftnltsr bet 3 lie for os!
90 al bsreS gsrn Ieuer tuonu. Dat
teren CT gilt meo Rpaereisren RI.
8erteten 9srup paa aIs. Cons
men 5uIius oro9 / l. Nus aIosren I'll
&onserisst, buor ban 3lbs lerte Sten'
bue9sriet; Der er ban MI gilt oe
boiat.
Hebafter Sesien. 8sonttsr SEES
fen, p6lersbots auis", penots D.. IA.
0ou. biem. efter at baue a%iicnst Der
Siraf paa Jets Raaueoers 6ansieI.
fom 9nnorsttsn / aleI / 6ior iogmte ban
tor iormeuiIig 6ornGrmeIie mob 9ano'
rettsn / 5iensbOrs / en- attiteI / yDanii
9iOstrtft", buor ben tplte 6aspleie
omtales.
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9amife
tStcreofopbiac0e

Bore ests importereoe originate Stereos
itopbiaeber, ira forifeui /. eane al Sanmort,
er be imutteits, iom no9en Sinbe bar nGrel
tilial9s ber | Nmeuta. all 81 so pr. Gus.
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same for the purposes and considerations there in expressed
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto set my band and affixed my official seal, at my office in the County of Los Angeles, the day and year in this certificate first above written. (SeaD E. E. POWERS, Notary Public in and for the County of Los An geles, State of California.
 Territory of Arizonn, SC
 County of Yuma. ss l. w. E. Marvin, County Recorder in and for said county, do hereby certify that have con- pared the within and foregoing instrument, and the same is full, true and correct copy of Arti- cles of Incorporation of 'The Bonair Oil Com pany'' as the same appears of record of Book of Bonds and Agreements, page 62O ct sea-, in records of Yuma County, Arizona. In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 5th day of September, A. D. 19OO
 (SeaD W. E. MARVIN,
 County Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-09-12
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
County Recorder.

To c. W. Culver, his assigns and legal repres- entatives; you are hereby notified that the un- dersigned, who is co-owners with you in the Placier claim, known as the Klondike mining claim, have expended the sum of Two Hundred dollars, in labor and improvements made for the years 1898 and 1899, in compliance with the United States mining laws requiring annual ex- penditures to be made on mining claims. The said mining claim is situated in the King of Arizona mining district, Yuma County, A. T. and is duly recorded in Book H of Mines in the the recorders office of Yuma County A. T. and you are further notified that f at the expiration of ninety days from the last publication of this notice you fail or refuse to pay your proportion of said expenditure, together with the costs of publication of this notice your interest in said mining claim will be forfeitured and become the property of the undersigned in accordance with law.
 Dated Mohawk, Arizona, Sept 4th 1900.
 GEO. w. NORTON. First pub. Sept 12 19O0