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New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
Fprerlosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF NEW YoRK--Fannie Burchard Mattress
Plaintiff against John Toberg and others. Defendants
Sale duly made and entered in the above
bearing date the 18Th day OF November
1901 undersigned, the Referee in said judgment
named will sell Public Auction at the New York
Borough Manhattan. City of New York. the tenth
day Of December 1901 at IL o'clock noon that day
NJ. Ryan. Auctioneer the premises directed
be sold. and therein described as
with the building improvements thereon erected
being in the Twenty-thtrd Ward OF
the City New York Borough of The Bronx). which
entitled Map OF Section A OF the Vyse
Irovenoent Company dated July l. 1893. made John
g Van Horne Civil Engineer and City Surveyor, and
fIes IN the Office Register of the County Of New
YORK is known and designated by the lot number One
thirtyseVen. and Is bounced ana
wit Commencing al point on the East
Boulevard distant hundred
formed by the intersec
ZION of said Easteriy side Of the Southern Boulevard
afh the southerIy side OF Jennings Street tormerly
on as Charlotte Place. and running thence Easerly
6 along fhe Souherly line Of lot number One hundred
and thirteight said and parallel with Jennings
hundred thence Southerly and parallel
Southern Boulevard twenty-five feet; thence
westerly and Northerly line of lot NUMBER one
hnndred and thirty-six said map and again parallel
and Of the distance through a
wall one feet to the Easterly side OF said
thence NortheTly and along SAID
Fssteriv side OF said Boulevard twenty-five feet to the
point or place of beginning - ~
A|eeeu' ->e -' GEO. HAAS.
CHARLES & MEYER Attorney for Plaintiff. No 80
cedar St New York City Borough of Manhattan
~ Jennings Street.
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CTPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.

- Louis Bossert another. Plaintiffs. against MARY
TTenressy Defendants In pursuance OF a
Judgment Of foreclosure sale duly made and entered
in he above entitled action. bearing date October lth
1901 the undersigned. the referee in said Judgment
named will public auction the New York Real
Estate Salesroonn No. III Broadway. Borougn % Man
hattan City York. Tuesday. the 3rd day OF
December 1901 twelve o'clock noon by William NJ
RYAN actIoneer premises directed by said Judgment
TO be sold and therein described follows; All that
certain lot piece parcel OF land with the buildings
erected situate. lying and being in the Fourth
the Borough OF Manhattan in the CITY county
and State Of New York and bounded and descrhed a.
follows: Beginning at point In the westerly line OF
Frankfort about hundred and eighteen Clsl
81 inches SoCr"r!y from the South"estery
Frankfort and William Street. running
Westerly along line Of land now or late BE-
longing the estate OF David Harr9tt about one hun
dred and one-halt G1s) inches TO
OF the Beekman family ana now or late
belonging Alfred Ashdeid and Mr Chalmers, thence
said mentioned line about twenty
line Of land late belonging
Easterly along said last
mentioned hundred Oo4 feet five I5l
inches the line OF Frankfort Street. and thence North
erly along said Frankfort Street Twenty-Five CD feet
C) inches point place OF beginning. be said
several dimensions less said premises being
number 600 Frankfort Street.
Dated New York. November 6. 1901
JOHN JEROLOMAN. Referee.
ATwATER & CRUIKSHANK plaintiffs Attorneys. 43
Cedar Street New York \. 7.
The following is diagram OF the premises to be sold:
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ITpRFlTF COURT COUNTY OF NEW

= vopK-Robert H. Oakley. Trustee. etc. Plain
.,~ eanst Missour!a B Houpt and others Defendants
IL ,aTIance of judgment of foreclosure and SAFE duly
IN n5 entered in above entitled action: bearing
tho ioth dav Of November. 1901 the Undersigned
"a Peferee in judgment named, VIII sell at tuoHc
A,o+ion at the York Real Estate SaesrooI no III
roaGTaV in the Borough of Manhattan. City OF New
VI an the 11th day Of December 1901 at u CLOCK
- on that day by Herbert A. Sherman Auctioneer
ne nrenises by said Judgment to oe SOLO ana
e;r described as follows: All that certain lot piece
~ oarcel Of land. the building thereon erected
% IvfnF and being the Borough OF The Bronx In
The Cirv County and State OF New YORK ana oouhaeo
ny 5esc-hed as follows. Beginning at point on the
Southerly of One hundred ana Ioolo
distant two undred and fifty t2o) feet Easerly
rom The corner by the intersection OF the south
% side of one hundred and thirtysiNth GS6th) street
1,+, side of St AIMS Avenue: running
oIfbwardly parallel with St AIMS Avenue and
rar- Of the through party wall one hurded
fn0 feet tn the centre Of the block: thence East
line OF the block tweityve t2o
thence NorthvardIy and again parallel with St Ann s
Avenue and part Of the distance through another party
val one hundred GO0) the Southerly side Of One
h,ndred and thirty-sixth G36.h Street thence West
arily along the SoUtherly side Of One hundred and
twenty-five CD feet to the
pofnt place o beginning
Dated: New York November Is. 1901
GEORGE r. I.ANGBETN. Referee
PHILIP E. CONNELL. Attorney for Plaintiff. 45 Pine
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following diagram Of the property 70 be sold
described the number being NO S'i E
136th Street:
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UHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK by of God free and inoGPsnossIs Pnsna
70 Margaret Hunt Isabel TITUS; Joseptae nm
Hunt Jacoby Walter Hunt. Frederick A hunt i ADrJ
bar IrcoIn Hunt Jessie P. York lnlogene fulit
FItzpatrck or Mrs. william Fzpatrlck' toruerN STbeI
tJnnf Charles Payson Hunt. Clarence A 5iLn' 80 -
Hunt the next of kin OF sara Lnq Wbere-
+ba of deceased seTd sreetI!s.
as walter E Powers, doing business in the 1ly OF ~ rr
york has lately applied to the Surfosates in
York. have certain
ritinc relating TO real and personal proper NJ
royad as the last and Testament OF sara ~
iate Of the County York deceased @ %
.n5 Zach of YOU appear before ths r.
Of our County Of York. at his ONCE IN h@ eanS
day of January ole
;ra hundred and two at half past ten CLOCK IN Ie
of and there 10 d'l7hu 'e
80 ~ tbe said last VIII Testament ana slcn ol
a1 as are hereby cited. are under tne az - o,
80 rsars are REQUIRED appear by your euarIid -
have one II none TO appear anu gps+ appaS -
70 - ba annointed or in event OF your nesiecI cr
fsiipre to 10 So will he appointed oy I
rot-afe 70 represent for you IN the
In testimony whereof. have caused tne u bs
Of said County OF Rev 1olA. 70
hereunto affixed. Witness Hon; ct Aonsr - :,
IT s1 Tromas a Surrogate of our SAID county OF
u - New York at County. the tnlrteehth Gay
If >-ovenber in year of LORD one In0q5aX i
I,,Srsd "a one J. FAIRFAX MclAC ttL11lN.
huifdieu dii4 ' clerk OF Surrogates Court
WALTER s BREWSTER attorney TOT peti''O-' -
Montague ST. Brooklyn. N u
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions Trfhrne
= received at Uptown ONCE; No 1242 Broadway,
north of until O'Clock p.
the following branch offices regular
ofic o'clock p T.
cor o3a-sr: ,5S eth-ave 12th-st Colurn rnbus-
ave near West 6h-st: l06 Yves. 42d-st. 6th-ave
aves: 2s3 West l25th-s 15e 47th-s 33s 3d-ave
90 257 West 42ds between 7th and sth
76th 1o26 Sd-ave-. 61st-zt-
IOs 1t7 East 125th-st 756 Tre
rnont-ave $50 Sd-ave.. near 4lst-st: S54 Sd-ave..
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

Sa6qWick Avenue.

Sedswick Avenue
The approximate amount Of the eq or IS ma &c sold 20 i,
a s ~ viii interest thereon from the 10th day OF Oc
$3.50 4onther with allowances amount
tooe su Of s26I with interest thereon from
ing 70 with the expenses OF the sale
amount Of the taxes assessments ana
Inc d o.ber liens allowed to the purchaser
water rates ,rbase money paid by the referee is
S275 90 and interest .-l ,e.h 500,
Dated Ne" i'N' WILLIAM Il. HIRSCH, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
No. % Frankfort Street

The appro1irnate Of the lien charge sat
iefy which above descrbs premises are sold seyen
thereon from October 18th. 1901. and four hundred
teny-nine (S429 dollars costs and allowance with In
thereon October osth 1901 together with the
expenses the sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments other liens which to be al
lowed the purchaser OF the purchase money or which
paid the referee Is twelve hundred eighty
seven Isl .2s7) dollars above premises VIII be sold
subject prior mortgage OF $4,000 with interest from
July 18th 1901. five per centum per
JOHN JEROLOMAN. Referee.
ATWATER & CRCIKSHANK. plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

The appro innate amount Of the lien or charge
Witch above-descrbed property is
hundred hfy-four 45-l0O
"a ia ,l0o interest thereon from the 18th day
1901. With and
.onng TO S231 2-l00 with interest from November Is
1aa1 together the OF the sale. The ap-
nTo1nate amount Of taxes, assessments other
which are allowed to the purchaser out of the
ssss money or paid the Referee SS2 and
interest
GEO HAAS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
5rbool Aaenries.
OiIatlons.


YORK by the grace Of God and independent
~ sarah T zabrskie formerly Sarah T. T. Jacsson)
ana Ethel Zab-skie formerly Ethel Zabrskie jack
som send greeting: You and each of you are
barebv cited and required personally 10 be and
annear before our Surrogate Of the County Of New
YORK at the Surrogate's Court Of said County held
County in the County Of New
York ~ on the 27th day of December. 1901. at half.
tan o'cIock In the that day then and
there to attend judicial settlement Of the account OF
rocee1incs of Andrew c. Zabrisie. as Trustee under
bs last WIN and Testament of Sarah j. Zabrfskie late
of the County York. deceased and such OF you
@ re berehv cited as under the OF twenty-one
Years are required appear by your guardian II you
one TO be appointed in the event OF your nesiect
Sai1rre do guardian VIII be appointed oy tle
to represent and for in the proceels
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the sea- OF the
Court of the said County Of New York 70 De
bereE9fo affixed. Witness. Hon A5ner g Ihonaas; "a a
s,rropate Of our County at the county OF ~"
York the 9Th day November in the year OF our orc
ioiN 'Ae IN one thousand nine hundred and one
J. FAIRFAX MDAUGHI-lN
clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
.- n 1,1rpp.pD Attorney for Trustee, 132 Nassau
lSAs straet J9oro1gh OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

The approximate amount the lien charge satisfy
tnS * -ove described property be sold IS Si2-
5Q 65 with iterest thereon from the Eth day of No
and allowances amount
ing 10 S423 AZ interest from November Eth 1901
Of the sale The approximate
sT5on- ~ rsxes assessments liens which
be allowed purchaser out Of the purchase money
or maid hy the RI feree $500 so and interest.
Dated New York November Is. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
ForecIosure Sales.
cTPRFMT COURT COUNTY OF NEW

~ YoRK-Ronaid X Brown as trustee unael tne P.fr
-, md testament Samuel B. kenyon deceaseo IAN
"a judg Q? foreclosure
dY made and entered in the above - ME-
rearing 18th day Of OctoneI' Iii al az
tona5 he referee in judgment named VIII sen aI
auctior at the York Real Estate salesro..
Pybe~ iii Broadway in Borough OF Manhattan Coy
- N-avr York on the day OF DeceTnper I'Vl, a'
OF o,cIoc noon on that day. by D Phoenix IngEa
80 CO suctioneers premises directed py sao
spment to be therein Described as w.
1ar,-r - NJ New York Borough OF Inc toFoiie'
eng the lot known designated by the ~.
and part lot known and liz g, VI.
bHr ts on certain map entitled Map OF % l2es IN se
I-state in the oath of the City OF New 4ork.
Nav 1896 Guarantee Trust Co. 10 90 ~ osics
81 Geo G HoIlerith City surveyor heo IN tne 3ies &c
- a Rarister of the City County of New YORK on
lime goth 1890 lot hereby mortgased pelns ata
described follows Beginning at poilI On 'e
Ione the said side Of Avenue, two hundred ana
ana seventy-two onehundredths feet north
easterly The intersection OF Ins e6s If perot
of edgck and the monastery s1e OF In.
and r1nrtng northwesterly along llne
nearly parallel boundary line between iots nun
ers .6 and Al said map tsaid line passing oetWeeh
e t16ing standing the premises hereby oescrloeo,
ana 1he building standing the premises aaJoning le
same on hundred and orty ano
mart Of the way the of lot Number
SS and the along the rear OF Iot Nunper
>,rber 4e- thence southeasterly along said lot Num-
her 4S 0ne hundred and thrtyve and eisht-nine one
bndredths feet the noTthwesterly sne OF oeuswGh
and thence southwestery along the noTthWesteriy
La ~ Sedrwfck Avenue twenty-five ana thrIy-seven
go feet point of beginning Together
h ali the right and interest Of the party OF the
sn AT nS in and to lying in sedgwick Avenue
~ ~ ana adjoining above described premises
~ ~ tbe centre line Of said Avenue
Dated New York. Nov. 10th 1901 ,,r,rcr, r,.o-oo
r ALERT LANE Attorney for Plaintiff. No 30
r7roadyyav Borough Of Manhattan n Y
The following diagram Of the property to be soid
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ennings Stree

The approximate OF lien charge to
satisfy which the abovedescrbed property
Four hundred hfy-four
S4 i54 451oo) with thereon day Of
November 1901 together with and allowance
amounting S2S 2oo with interest November is
1901 together with the expenses of the The an,
proSimate amount of taxes. assessments other liens
which he allowed TO purchaser our
chase money paid by the Referee S192 2o-oO and
interest.
Dated. New York. November Is.
HAAS.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
LITERARY NOTES.

Another book on Thomas Hardy is imminent
Its author is Sir George Douglas. who has de-
clared his belief that when the present genera
ton has passed away and the literary historian
OF two or three generations hence comes 10 deal
with the literature OF our day he will write OF
II as the Hardy age"
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
NEW YEAR CARDS.

CALENDARS FOR ADVERTISING.
CT ristmas and New Year cards from fr,IG IG
to SO at manufaCturers prices JoobI - =
KOFHLER, importer and manufactured loo
Park Row NeX-York. Open evenings.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

4 DVERTTSEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office. No. 242 Broadway
ID door north of 31st-st, until o'clock p m; advertise
ents received at the following branch Offices regular
Office rates until o'clock m. viz: 2o4 sth-ave,
23d-5t-. 15o 6th-ave 12th-st; 142
West a6h-st.: JOG Yves. 42d-st 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

Mr.. ". z. Henley has neasuraoly recoVereo
from his long invalidisn. as his lively article
on Stevenson shows He has just returned 10
London to live and work there.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
Boston.

ROSTON Commonwealth
[NO1T[El W[gN[DOEl[E
beautifully conveniently situated of lead
city; patronage unexcelled. Thoroughly
rerodeIed long distance telephone Abso
and trolley
c. H. GREENLEAF & co.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

est pleasure In his note Of acknowledgment
the famous old man had, among other thlngs'
this to say:
/ know the heart and genius OF the Queen
who. by her talent, inspires life INTO her PEI
love Of the great and the love OF the hu1hp,e
Whether on the throne or amidst the peopIe,
woman's heart is always moved by the same
feelings which alas. cannot be said Of man
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
Citn 6otels.

=. 1s!g HeTE4 T. ST ST. JAMES
FIREPRooF. STEEL CONSTRUCTION.
Unfurnished apartments by the year.
Table d'Fiote s1-00 8 to Z: 80 P NJ
CHARLES H DEDEPER. Proprietor.
Also for the past 20 years Of the Peninsula House.
Seabright. N ].
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

Mr. E. F Benson the author Of 'Dodo, was
only twenty-six when that book was written
In his earlier youth he spent as mucn time III
playing football in winning Scholarships
being, indeed. captain of the Marlborough team
He is a n1ountaineer. a good shot, an excelieh'
golf player and he is devoted to the four footed
friends on his country estate.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

s;r Walter Scott could be uncon1monly phllo-
sopnic as regarded his own work ne oiiOe
-yrcte 10 Miss Bagot:
very much obliged by your oommenda-
a. ~ nv attempts in poetry In one po!H|
of view they certainly stand IN neeo oL ~
S,,1-ence for they are like orphans, cast on
a. u,orl6 for whom their ostrlcn parehL hoVct
- - an early experience Of what au-
1,ors suffer who place much OF thelf ndppliiss0
A the success Of their literary prooucloLnSS oe
fermined me to be as Indifferent as PossIpis
mine and I assure you nave never ioo -G a. q
80 of them since they left me till last surLner
,a,o I rad THE Lady Of the Lake, anc Iouhu
a. better than I expected; however. olo hoI
1sl.e II well enough to venture upon lie Isst
and 1 may say. with Macoeth' aiIi in a.
think what 1 have done3 look ont again.
dare not
This same Mary Bagot has recorded in her
e-,iniscences (date 1890 this story OF Dean
STANLEY as a. schooIboy- While We were at
-, water color Exhibition I was introduced TO
-, elderly clergyman with dark, Intelligent eyes,
=. che father of Arthur Stanley in whose
--o,,r n the Pyrenees 1 had found so much
,.asrre and felt so much establishment last
,,-o,-en,ber Since that time he has been placed
s+ Ruebv and Mr.. Stanley told me MS last
..or,n,rnication from him was as follows: Dear
x.4.r T have been very unwell. 1 therefore
81 dose of physic and locked my door, being
ANXIOUS 10 be well by Thursday. when we are
= t.,,a an examination. and our head master
,,,;u examine US himself I should think this
snec6ote must he unrivalled in scnooi IistoiS'
and feel more than ever convinced thal' IL Ne
lives the world will hear more OF Arthur
Stanley"
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

A5ournfully heavy is the fun which The Lon
,5on Globe is poking at the literature OF tnls
,.vored land. Some Americans, unusually big
for their boots. are occupying themselves with
,be nroof that American literature must In the
su.,,re he the model of English When American
literature has been discovered il Will be tune
enough 20 discuss its claims to precedence
Meanwhile we guess style I'D be sight too
cute for the slickest stylist if it tried to boom
Yankee idiom right away. Nope?"
tn Mr. Corridor Walkingstick of Gloomster
.,hez, is dedicated Mr.. ]. K. Bangs's book,
.,Nr Nunchausen.'' In more or less stately
preface Mr.. Bangs says;
We all remember the glow of satisfaction ti:s lo
,,i+t, which we read Mr.. Walkingsticks s great
..o~z- af the love of the clergyman, John
Stress for the charming little heroine, Glory
partr;dge Here something at last tnat
rang true The picture was painted in the
lIsas+ of colors and regardless of con-
Seouences TO himself Mr. WalklngStlck oareo
10 be real when he might have given rem TO
his IMAGINATION Mr.. Walkingstick was, there-
,,pon lifted up by popular faVor 10 the leFel
of ar apostle-nay, he even admitted the soft
srnneachnent-and now as a moral teacher he
IS without a rival in the world or literature
Yet the same age that accepts TINS man as a
moral teacher rejects Baron Munchausen, VINO,
tn ,5ffFeTert manner, perhaps. presented to the
world as true and lifelike a picture of the con-
6it,ons of his day that given to us by Mr.
walkingstlck,
Carmen SYLVIA" the Queen of Rumania. sent
the other day collection of her works TO Count
rolstoy expressing in the accompanying letter
s,er great esteem for the Russian author, and
.eIlins him that the thought Of having her
rr1tines on his desk would afford her the great
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
STEAMBOATS,

ALBANY EVENING LINE
Steamers ADIRONDACK OF DEAN RICHMOND r..v,
Pier g. y. r. foot Canal STREET. at P NJ week fsy,
only connecting with trains for all points Exrurso,
CATSKILL. HUDSON AND COXSACKT1
BOATS leave foot Of Christopher every veek-dxv
6 P. NJ. connecting with Catsxu Mountain Bosso.
& Albany and Albany q Hudson Railroads.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

The Crown Prince of Siam, who at the age
Of twenty-four has just brought out serious
historical work has been educated IN Englahu-
Having a bent for historical research, ne mas
devoted himself at Oxford to the study of the
little known influences at work IN European
politics during the eighteenth century.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

Hugo's -.Postscriptum de ma. Vie" containing
various fragments setting forth his opinions on
love. history and morality, has just appeared IN
Paris
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
MACHINERY

Ar REDucEp PRICEs.-o0o secondhand
rood ana iron working machines; fuiIS
Guaranteed: machinery bought ana eA
chanE~d, GEO. B. EDDY. S0S AAnson-sse
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

"A Battle of Milionaires" Is the title or a
novelette, OF New-York life which Mr. Edwin
Lefevre is about to bring out in Mcclure 3
Magazine" Mr. Booth Tarkington's new In
diana NOVELETTE, action of which takes place
inst after the Mexican Warts to appear serial
Iy In the same periodical.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

It is proposed to hold international cele-
hration Of the coming centenary Of Hugo's blrth.
Mr. KipIing has been suggested as the repre-
sentative of England.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

A copy of the 1908 edition of "Marmion'" with
the inscription on the half-ttle to Canto l.
walter Scott November 1st, 1917" on the
reverse the Hymn for the Gar signed W.
S. Edinburgh. December 18th, 1876 recently
brought $40 at a London sale.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
cOI,D FURNITURE q REGILDIN'

pE,-Ir.DJNG picture frames furniture;
gold leaf guaranteed; reasonable chnTge5; = !;
ssfin,ates furnished. GOLD FURNlIUf
MANUFACTURERS 80 Sixth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

A second folio Shakespeare, first edition Oh
''waverley' and a first edition Of "GulliVer
Travels" are to be sold at auction in LONDON
this week
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
HOARD AND ROOMS.

62D-ST. 81 EAST.-Two handsomely tur.
nished rooms with board. on second
floor: southern exposure: en- suite or slngly'
parlor dining room: central location; refer
srCeS
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-07

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWN
ship of South Butte, County of Silver
Bow, State of Montana, John Olsen,
Justice of the Peace.
Mrs. T. NJ. Phoenix, plaintiff VS.. Jos.
Geisler, defendant.
THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS
Greeting to the defendant above named.
You are hereby required to appear be-
fore me in my office at 1888 Utah Avenue,
Township of South Butte, County of
Silver Bow. and State of Montana, on
Friday the Both day of August.
A. D., 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m.
and answer the complaint Of plaintiff
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-07
NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS.

TO !. II. Jnsraham and his heirs, exc
cutors, administrators and assigns: You
are hereby notified that !, John F. Rob-
inson, your co-owner. has in accordance
with tine provisions of section 1924 of the
Revised Statutes Of the United States.
expended in LABOR and improvements on
the Robinson Quartz Lode mining claim,
the sum Of $4,000 for the year 1900. as
the necessary annual labor thereon, as
required by law. The said claim is Sit
uateG in Camp Creek mining district
Silver Bow county, Montana, being the
calm in which you are the reputed joint
o~ner of an undivided one-sixth interest
And now that you. L. H. Ingraham
are hereby notified that If within 80 days
after the expiration OF this notice by
publication. you fail to pay to the under
signed your portion. for the said repre-
sentation o; the said claim. being
1896 pa. according to your real in
ties in said claim. the same will vest
in and become the sole property of the
undersigned, as provided by law.
(! JOHN F.. ROBINSON.
4 Butte. Mont, July II. 1901.
First insertion July H. 1901