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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
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0erfnirois, bab uiele aeier ben
i3eituusen s%eseniber bon elmer faf
fomildeu Sparlamteit beIeelt iinb.
Sa iinb ptele 9eute fur LANCE Sabre
nit ibre eOfalSeituns sufrieben, aber
fommt einmal elm berselaufener asent
unb bietet ibnen irsenb elm 8latt fur
cine &~leinisfeit biaiser on, 10 nebmen
jie unbebenfli9 6as lestere. @ewObn=
lid tbut >es ibnen balb leib, nur se=
seniren iie ii9, es merfen gu laiien =
aber permit ien tbun lie ibre alte Sreue
;3eituns bod, unb, NO es es sebt,
muB Der Nadbar ~ausbelfen. S@6n 1T
bas freilt9 ni9i, aber ben S@aoen
bat Der arrne 3eitunssmann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Scr Walaimemtreif, welder lid

Str Wal9inenfreif, welder lid
hber bas gauge eanb alasseSebnt bat,
inb on Dem li6 iiber $4,000 Wann
betbsilissn, i6eint nidt BON LANCER
Oauer gu lein. 9aut Serittsn, uet@e
Der 9rdlioent O,gomeu aus ppera
IdieSenen 9anbestbeilen erbalten bat,
aebt beruor, baB bic arbeitssber lid
zines geIieren beiinnen unb ben Sor=
berunssn ibrer anseitsuten '&ednuils
traaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

Deltens gu empfeblen ut.
e@ @ebr. g6elbrod baben einen
pouitdnbtsen gorratb ON SuBbeflei=
buns al Der belten Sabrifate. geiebt
Die $3.50 unb S1.75 S9ube fur
Samen, iie iibertreHsn aGes, mas ba
lit. Sn Mdnneriduben baben iie ir=
senb gtrpas in Stpl unb Sreite pom
80 Gents Bis 81. Spre9t Bel ibnen
por.
H Cur Sabresuerl ammluns Der
Wilitarp Surgeons Der Ser. Staaten
Qmerican Mebical 9liiociation, Sic
pom 20. Wai bis Z. Stunt 1901 int
ct. Saul sebalten pirb, perfauft sic
0ortbern Pacific &unbreiie= gu
elm unb Elm Srittel bes Sabrprsiles.
gerfaufstas pom 1. bis 2. Stunt.
aette @elesenbeit pom 1. bis 5. Stunt
1901. 8. 8. Stobber, 9lsent,
st. Gloub, Minn. 24=3t
e Seitelt Cure Orabttbirem
unb Senfter gum S6us sesen llnse=
siefer BET @risbt & Smart, Carriers
Wfible %9e9enaber 21=ba.
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perfaufen. Sebinsunsen gu erfraser
Bel S. 6. @inette, Sauf Centre,
Wttnn. 7=6mt
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Benton County, gu uerfaufen. Nd=
beres Bel 6. 6. Ntnoob, ct. Gloub,
Wtnn. 21=3mt
= Sir @olle ,uirb Der bGdfe
WarftSreis baar be,ablt ODER int ltm=
tani9 gesen @aare erlaubt bel &C.
briioer Mbeles.
Melroie: s %: m m,sf IN g "ttr sis ; s5; u.
W Saupt= unb suei 9tebenaltare
Der Stride gu ct. Iusuita, fait seraz
Be 10 gut mie neu, fonnen bi0is er=
ltanben merben, rpenr, man ii5 uen6et
an BEN bo9m. 9eneraluifar So. Hasl
ODER an ben &ir6enuorl tanS pom ct.
Nuaulta. 24=4t
~ Sin feiner neuer Sorratb Ser
beIten Sdube auf Der @elt, Scrono=
ifs, ioeben erbalten in @ebr. gbel=
brods Sdub= unb &leiSerbanbluns.
-,
sic iiu6 bic einsisen asenten. 25.1t
: 9S9ter @arttpreis fir YoQe
baar ooer im @aarenumtanid bel
0ebr. Mbelea.
90 Serlanst merben brei ODER
pier CUTE @asenma9er unS bret sber
bier M0beli9reiner, iol9e, wel6e nit
benz 9anbmertseus u~m;useben p~erite=
ben. Medanifer aus Der alten 9eiz
matb porsesosen. OauernSe ar5eit
CONNER unb @tnter binbur9. 20bue
entipre9enb Der MrbeitSfdbisfeit. Nd=
beres Bel Ser Seller Mfs. Go, Saut
Centre, Minn. 25sba
Nr Sarmwasen unb 8ussies uou
mir fabrisirt- unb barum %sarantirt.
Mae Irten 9olsarbeit btuis unb gut
seliefert. Soiepb 9anauer, Mbarp,
Wtnn. 22s5
= Mm 81. aRat Serloiuns sines
3meitea $40 tuertben 3meirass bel
0ebr. Mbeles. Grit ieoeut 80 Gents
Saareinfauf sibt man Sud Gin nus
raerirtes Si6et, taitbeua SIR bas Sweis
rao setuianen fSnnt.
eN Gin Mdb9en uon IA bis 16
Sabre CUR Musbilfe in Ser &ide CUNT
iofortisen gintritt uerlanst. gsa6=
aufrasen int n@orbtern." 24sba
er CUR balbidbrliden geriamnl=
lung Der 9eab Camp Mobern @oobz
men Of Mmerita, melde pom 10. Bis
Is. Stunt in ct. 9aul sebalten miro,
perfauft bic @reat Nortbern 8igete
gu m Sabrpreis fir 9inz unb
&idreiie. Sag bes gerfaufs am H.,
-. unb 10. SUM-. aeete @elesens
belt am Is. Stunt 1901. s. g.. Sect
be, Isent. 25s4t
= Tarmer, brinst Cure 8olle ber'
Elm. SIR bieielbe tuir0 bG4ferMartt'
preis be3a5lt oaer im Mtttaai9 sesett
@aare erlambt, bel 0ebr. Mbeles.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Scr ,Gentrumsfi6rsr eieber. ionit

20 berebt unb rebeeifris, bat ipdbret,o
beriestbis @opember ~uertasten Neids=
tassIisunsen fein @ort selpro9en.
Die &a6websn ieiner i6meren &sanf;
belt Ideinsn alio leiber nod nidt Dor:
iiber su Sein gr mirb iid ucrerit CUR
rpeiteren Stdrfuns ieiner gelunsbett
nod Sat 8srtri9 Oil Der Wolel bese=
BEN, I'M BORT cine Sabefur bnrbsu=
MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
9as oberhaaoesseri9t bat feline

Inv w. 49,
gntI6eibnns in BEN Sninlaners Yroz
seIIen nod ni@t abseseben, obslei9
IS iid i9on anr27. bis, Wets. fur ben
CONNER pertasen mirb. Sa es it'd
nun Bel bieler Mnselesenbeit befannt=
lid barum banbelt, Oh bas Obersgun-
besseri9t bic neu erworbenen sanbes
tbeile gorto &ico unb bic Ybilippinen
far intesrirenbe 8eftanbtbeile Der Ser
einiaten Staaten erfldrt ober ni9t, 10
liebt man in allen babel betbeilisten,
belonbers in ben 'fommersieaen &rei=
fen, bieler gntjdeibuns nit benz se=
lpanntelten Snterefe entseSen nnb
mirb fiber unansenebm bacon berilbrt
fem, menn bielelbe'ni@t Dor benz 9erbit
erfolst. 9offentli6 'finO es feine poli=
til9en @rinbe, melde ben bo9iten
.@eri9tsbof beS 9anbes bauon abbal=
sen, bieIe 10 iiberaus wi9tise Srage
gu enti@eiben. @s 1T fur bas aanb
lao bic M6miniitratiou better, rpenn
iie miiien, ,uie iie barrett limb, Oh BITE
&ealtitution iiber benz &onsreB ober
Der &onsreB iber ber &onltitution
ltebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
ltnIere 2anoesmattef, Srau 81

illniere 2anSesmattef, Srall Wfcs
ainlep, erbolt iid suiebenss, 10 baB
lie porausii6tli3 nod eiaisen Sa9er'
70 piel &raft anselammeit baben miro,
nm bic &eile pom Gan Sraneisco nod
benz 8 lten antreten gu sfonnelt. Sn
bieIer @orausiidt lit Der uadlte Dtons
tas ais Sag Der Seimia5st Ieltselest
morSeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Mus Der nm9e9enb.
Cpole.

@roBartise @erbeiierunsen ruer6eu
i'm eaufe bieles Sommers in bieliser
@esenb uorsenommen. Serr Sobn
Sobania ldBt cine neue nit gaditei=
men befleibete @obnuns erri9ten.
9err Sroti6 baut slei6faIs eine rteue
Wobnuns nit elmer ioliben gadltein=
fade. 9err Oliuer gbirbart's neues
@ei9dftssebdube sebt ieiner gouens
bun9 entSesen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
cGine mibtise gntideibuns. bat sas

Staats. Sberseri6t @innefoto's OBJ
aeaeben, intem es feiiteete, baB Stra=
benbabn: @eleuldaften mi9t perant=
portli6 sema9t werbew fSnne1, penn
ibre 9aHasiere CUR 3eit eines Streits
su S9aben fommen. @tebsr elm Ses
Iueis, baB bic 9eri9te ben Sorpo=
r~ationen ME webe tbun!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

" tkkbk1
9ei6dftssebdube sebt ieiner golen=
bun9 entSesen.
9uelu.
Der in Der bteiisen Creamery nit
sutem grfolse anseitelte gutterma=
der ldBt cine neue @obnuns erri9=
ten .-@dbrenb Der lesten @o9e mar
bic Samilie Sultus Ouret unter qua.
rantdne. gines Der sSamilienmitslie=
Der mar ani6einenb pom ben 8lattern
befaaen. Wan iast, baB sic Bel Der
Samilie ansewanbte 8orii9t cine
iibertriebene sewelen Jet.
Nate George.
gu BEN aleinsei9morenen fit BEN
Stearns gountp &reisseri9tstermin,
Der nod fein gn6e errei6t bat, bat
uniere Srti6aft Sen Serrn 50. 6ens
seftellt. = Nls 9ebrer mie aud als
gborleiter Der Stride sibt Serr 9eter
glbpeter bie aQerbeite 3ufriebenbeit.
Ger Stan6 Der Saaten bere9ttat
bic Sarmer bieiiser @esenb gu ben
sr0bten Sofnunsen.
Maabetu Gate.
9err Mt@. Su9s, mel6er ais
&leinsei9worener int Stearns Count
tp &reisseri9t bient, benuste bie Sc
lesenbeit gu einem 8elu6e leiner bier
wobnenben Sdweiter, Ser Srau Nid.
8ibmann. Seine @esenrbart seltal=
tete ben lesten Sonntas gu einem
mirfli6 an~senebmen Sreubentase. =
SIN geiiein elmer sroBen S9aar pon
8erwanOten unS Sreun6en fdloiien
WontaS Worsen pdbrenb zines por
unierem bo@w. Yfarrer 9einr. 9eutbz
ner in Der u. 6. Stride gu ct. gloub
sebaltenen 8rautamtes Ben 8unb
flr's 9eben Serr 8ernb. Neler aus
bteier @emeinbe NIT Srdulein Nsnes
Braun, So9ter bes erit 'firsli9 pon
bier nod ct. gloub u~msesosenen
Serrn Srans Braun. Sn bes lestez
rem Wobnuns fanb i'm trauten Ser
manbtentreiie Elm iiberaus semiitbli=
DIES 9o@seitsfet ftatt, bas CUR @nt=
bietuns Der bersliditen @liduinide
beItens aussenust wurbe. SaB es
benz junsen Paare, bas ii6 in Map=
benz Safe bdusli6 einri6tet, auf Der
neuen 2ebensbabn itets mad @uni@
erseben m0se, 1T bas gefte, mas Der
n@orbtern" bemielben gu nini9eu
uernnag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

= Talls elm no9maliser geriu9,
unter BEN @el9dftsleuten Der Stabt
bie our 8eitreituns Der NIT elmer
Strabenfair in nd@item 9erbit per=
bun6enen Soften gu ii@ern, i@eitern
loQte, lit man senetst, pom benz To-
benspertben unternebmen ab3utebeu.
9oHentli9 merben ii9 bic fur bic
StraBenfair meniser beseiiterten @e=
i9dftsleute bur9 bas ermunternbe
8eilpiel bes 9errn IS. S. 9und,
Sobn bes6errn 6. u. 9unf uon
Oilm, mel@er cine 8eiiteuer non
$50 sur StraBenfair periproden bat,
CUR Na@abmuns beseiitern unb fi3
pom suten unb rt@tisen @ebanfen,
bilfret@e 9anb gu leiten, lenten lalz
fen.
= Sn lester Oonnerftas Nadt
brannte Elm pom &arl S9arenbrot9
benubter, ieinem 8ruber 9einri@ se=
b6riser Stau an 10. Mue. ilbli9 nies
Ser. 3wet pferbe I'M @ertbe BON
1915 famer in BEN Slammea urt.
Man slaubt, bab bas Seuer selest
tpurbe.
sSebes 9eben 1T einisen &uinen ausselest;
Der meiie Mann iist ni9t, bic gnsen senett ;
yeur Garren tObten ii9 ober nebmen bic
Sli9t.
Das perniinftise golf nod &odp Mountain
5bee In Der Nadt nod in9t.
Srast Guren apotbefer Martin Molitor.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-07-26

that sprightly place and ". b. Sleeper
Of Sunshine, were last Tuesday night in
weighed INTO the Elks corral il this city
and are now wearing horns on their
heads and corns on their feet. 1t was
expected that herd Of six would be on
hand from Meeteetse, but three ct the
band hit the high places On hearing Of
the arrangements that Lar. been made
for their branding, and consequently the
lodge only did business with A. j. Me-
Donald, Adam Hogg ard George Taylor.
There was a large attendance and the
fun was fast and furious Mr.. McDon.
aid was the first victim and he made an
admirable candidate, keeping the lodge
in a constant uproar Of laughter with
his sallies Of wit. After the initiation
the lodge adjourned 10 the spofford
dining parlors and pariook Of a midnight
lunch. The three new members are all
representative citizens of the famous
Big Horn basin and Beartooth lodge is
to be congratulated apon securing such
trio of jolly good fellows as members of
the order.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-07-26
NO TRUTH in MURDER REPORT.
A Wealthy Meeteetse Woolgrower Goes Insane
and Death Ensues.

A report was current on the streets
this week to the effect that William Car
micle, an extensive woolgroWer Of Nee
teetse, had been murdered and that his
body was found last Tuesday morning
at his sheep camp. In order to ascer-
tain the facts The Picket made inquiries
of Meeteetse over the long distance tele-
phone and was informed that the MUIR
der rumor had no foundation in fact, al
though Mr.. Carmicle died very suddenly
at his sheep camp last Tuesday morn
ing. 1t was learned that his death was
due to mental arrangement and that he
passed away in an insane condition. His
mental malady dated back to last sum
mer, when he had an insane spell lasting
several weeks. After that he was appar-
emily al! right until a week or SO ago.
when he suffered another attack, result
ing in his death, as stated. The funeral
was held in Meeteetse Wednesday after
noon, being conducted by the Odd Eel
lows. The deceased leaves mother re-
siding at Salt Lake, Utah.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-07-26

A bright, newsy paper-The Picket.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-07-26

and was dying. Tie dldn 7 look to me
like dying man and told him that 1t
he didn't come over TO where | was I'd
tear down that sand hill. This had the
desired effect, and he came running.
he was entirely dlsarmsd and ! went
pack 70 the sand hill and found his two
slxshooters and 4 belt full OF cartridges
buried N the sand.
I'VE took the three outlaws To Billings
and turned them over to- the officers of
South Dakota and they we're lodged in
the Deadwood jul. along With Tom
O'Day. To await trial. Pending the sit
ting OF the court they broke jail, and
O'Day and Putney were captured three
days ufterward. but the Roberts boys
Succeeded lii making good their escape.
Putney and a DAY afterwards established
an albi aud were discharged from Gus
itody.
III don't know exactly when or how
this man Harry Longabaugh got into the
game, but he was first heard from In
connection with the Union Pacific train
robbery at Rock Springs two years ago.
\ Til the chase that followed Sheriff Hazen
4 Of Natrona county, as / have already
said, was shot and killed by the bandits,
upon being surrounded bv !; nossc. con
sisting or Tho sheriff Harry Spurlock,
Union Pacific detective Joe Tia Force,
deputy United States Marshal of Wyo-
4 II sEs88 (. 1
Il man with bloodhounds from Lincoln,
Neb. A company of militia was station
ed at the eastern entrance to thc Hole
in.thc- Wall, with tho expectation that
the outlaws would enter their retreat by
that pass, but the bandits were posted
and harbored all along the route by their
1 sympathizers, and, instead Of entering
4 the Hole e-in- the WALL they swung around
i Nowood, crossed and recrosscd the Big
Horn river several times and struck out
4 for Utah. During this chase q Montana
posse was made up, consisting OF Under
Sheriff Frank BeIler oi Livingston.
and myself. We started out Oh our own
hook and tt one time III the Bic Horn
"a nounralns wer4. witfiTf#a iew Elilcs ridp
Of the outlaws. We were greatly bamp4
cred by tho settlers Of that country who
made it il point TO throw u oil the track
at every possible opportunity. After d
chase Of two weeks we gave l.p the hunt
and returned home empty handed.
The Curry gang, is originally con
4 stituted, is now pretty we'll defunct, the
All, n,nn,,.r.s thn,a,,f ~, ,,4,,.,l, S,
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-07-26
HAD THEM ON THE HIP.
A Red Lodge Barber Gives Second Public
Exhibition Of Hypnotic Power.

4 large audience witnessed the hyp.
aotic entertainment given at the opera
house last Monday night by Prof. e e.
Loepcer, the Red lodge barber who
made his deput is a hypnotist in thi.
city several weeks ago. 1t was his
second appearance ia public and the ex=
hibitl0n demonstrated the fact that he
has been giving the science considera bic
study. During the forenoon he put a
subject 70 sleep IN |; coffin in the | \ l.
show window and the fellow slumbered
soundly until awakened by the professor
at the opera house in the evening. Dur
ing the exhibition number Of vOlun-
teers went TO the stage from the aud,
ience, but they wouldn't put themselves
IN the proper frame Of mind to receive
the occult influence and the professor
had to rely for the exploitation OF his
power on three subjects whom he had
previously successfully worked on. They
performed all sorts of ludicrous antics
and were compelled by the force OF the
hypnotic spell to do whatever the pro
fessor willed. Having demonstrated his
power to his own satisfaction the barber
has quit welding the razor and on Tues
day departed for Laurel and other places
to give exhibitions.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-07-26
ANTLERS FOR THREE.

A Trio Of Meeteetse Fawss Properly Branded
10 Red Lodge.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-07-26
THE RED LODGE PICKET

OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF CARBON COUNTY
AND CITY OF FED LODGE.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-07-26

There is no man in Montana better
qualified to give an accurate descrip
ton Of the famous Hole in the Wall
country or tell better story Of the his
tory Of the organized gang ct outlaws
who infest that section and have 50 long
defed the officers Of the law in their
secure retreat than Former Sheriff John
Dunn Of Carbon county. He IS not q
large man physically, neither is he
boastful, but he is as courageous as a
lion. The voters Of this county took
him from his ranch and made him sher-
itf for two successive terms. Official
preferment didn't spoil him, like it does
some people, and he is the same modest
unassuming, rough-and- ready man as
ever. 1t was during his incumbency Of
acquaintance Of the Hole-in the Wall
gang and caused these modern dare
devils and cut-throats to both fear and
respect him. During his first term as
sheriff MI. Dunn led the posse which
performed the dangerous feat Of running
to earth this same gang Of reckless des-
peradoes which are now being hunted
for the recent daring daylight holdup
on the Great Northern. III that his
torical chase Of 1897 Sheriff Dunn aud
posse captured the escaping members Of
Ma Hrln ~ 4l,n Ny.11 ,,,+1,r, f.,1lau.;,,..
the daylight robbery of the bank Of
Belle Fouche, and turned them over to
| the officers Of South Dakota. Later.
when the Roberts boys escaped from
the Deadwood Jail and held up the
Union Pacific train at Rock Springs,
Wyo., and after they had killed Sheriff
Hazen Of Natrona county, Sheriff Dunn
started on the trail and fearlessly went
right into their own country, among their
sympathizers, and would doubtless have
effected their capture again if his ser
vices had been called into reuuisition
early enough in the chase. As it was he
made them hunt their holes and they
remained comparatively quiet until the
recent Malta spectacular extravaganza.
When seen the other day in Red Lodge
by The Picket ex-s,laeriff Dunn was
loath to talk about his exploits, but upon
being urged finally consented to tell
the story desired by the reporter. Mr.
Dunn began by asserting that the popu-
lar conception Of theAoie-i in the Wall
is somewhat erroneous.
This famous rendezvous OF the uIigi-
nal Currie gang. now nearly extinct"
said Mr.. Dunn, rs much more extensive
in area than IS generally supposed. It
is situated in the geographical center Of
Wyoming, in the fastness Of the mount
aims and IS accessible only BY two passes
OF breaks in the range Of mountains by
which it is formed. It lies about 100
miles due south of Buffalo. Wyo., about
the same distance due north Of RaWlins.
on the Union Pacific, and some So miles
southeast Of Thermopolis. 1t is in the
northern part Of Natrona county and
comprises an area Of about I;3O square
miles, having length east and west Of
Is miles and a width through the center
Of some eight miles.
.Taken as 4 whole. it forms one Of the
finest fortresses in the world, completely
encircled by froWning perpendicular
walls of solid rock, which rise 70 an av=
erage height Of several hundred feet
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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-07-26
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Morris. Ri0dgett.=

Ennis Oliver Morris Of Bridger and
Miss Mary Eveline Blodgett of Joliet ar
rived in the city yesterday by private
conveyance and we're united in marriage
in the Office Of District Clerk Esselstyn
by Justice David Hawthorne. Miss
Lottie Dilworth was maid Of honor and
Mr.. Esselstyn supported the groom.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-07-26

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Notice of Assessment.
The Last Chance Ditch Company,
CANYON Co Idaho.

Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Directors Of the above named company held
march 2s. 1901. an assessment Of Five go DOL
,ars uer share was leveid lpnr the capital stock
of said corporation, with conditions OF payment
as follows:
Four 81 dollars per share may be paid IN
labor. if done between April Is, 1901. and April
ie 1901, under the supervision OF the directors OF
said company and cue Is dollar per share
must be paid in cash
Said assessment Of labor and cash VIII become
delinquent on April y, 100, and the day Of sale
On account Of delinquency will be Nav Is 1901.
said assessment will be payable 10 +. K Hayes
secretary OF the Last Chance Ditch Company
it being formed by TIE consolidation OF the Last
Chance Ditch Company and line Only Chance
Often Company, and any stock on which this as
sessnlent remains unpaid on the above stated
Jag OF delinquency. will be advertised Tor sale
Il public auction, and unless payment is made
before. Will be sold on the aforesaid cay Of sale
20 pay the delinquent assessment together Will
cost 81 advertising and expense OF sale.
All stock owners in the Only Chance Ditch
Company are hereby notified, to bring in thei
| certificates to Secretarys onice, OF the SaiC
/ LAST Chance Ditch Company and get new Ger
ihcates in lieu OF the old ones now held.
Elk. Hayes, Secretary Of the Last Chane
Ditch Company.