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Daughters Of the confederacy.

oran NJ. Roberts chapter United Daugh
tiers Of the Confederacy, held their reg
ulnr weekly meeting Friday afternoon al
,he residence of Captain William Dunno
want. After u discussion by Miss Dunno
want, president of the chapter. of the ear
anal principles of the organization, mu
tual congratulations We're expressed upon
the very successful result of The Dccora
tion day exercises held by the chapter or
April II, when about 500 people, including
several hundred school children and d
large delegation from Dick Bowling camp
assembled to enjoy the interesting pro
gram. ter-t
Invitations were extended the chapter
by Mrs. Thomas II. Stone and Mrs b, II
Bonner, members, to meet ut their resi-
denceS in the near future. which invita-
tions were accepted with thanks.
Miss Ellen Sale donated valuable hool
TO the chapter library, elves of Confed
crate Generals, which was received with
vote of thanks 10 the donor.
The chapter will meet again Friday al
p IN. at the home Of the~president.
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br and Mr.. r. W House 10 the invest
ment. The lien was bought from Captain
sam Ashc and the properly advertised
under Il foreclosure sale.
About thnt time tic gushcr was struck
NJ Beaumont. The old company capital.
lists prirked ~ their cars aud the Loyal
henson hurried back from New YORK. An
excuse wax trunpch NJ for cnJoinlng me
sale Tho Injunction WIS dissolved. HOW
ever, aud The property was 70 nave hc'n
sold In June II would probably nave
brought s3,JWO. or more. leaving S2TbvpO
or $4,000 10 be distributed among The
old stockholders, Ave or six for one or
the stock
Nj. Benson however. has raised he mon
cy in some way 10 pay OIL the Judgment
This Is unfortunate for the development
ut tho property as health resort Ihf
only scheme now is the oil. SIR kirby
would have put 100000 In improvements
and made the finest health resort In The
South out of Il. The mon who arc pa
ing on this lien are evidently only ON
the speculative LAY
these are facts Of which ] have be-
come possessed 10y frequent visits to the
lake. The only man who has worked for
the compnny's interests ana tho property =
intctcSts and worked Loyalty Is j, II. New
ton | write this Nplnnt attlyy'' witio II
Colonel newton knowing anything about
IT, Aud | write because ! always hate 10
SEQ ono nun claiming or rccpving what II
ihc Just due of and but simple justice ~
another, Il.
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Personal. MENTION.

woels ~ Koln,nnzoo IA nj tho
Rristol
A. Kaufman OF Atlanta Is registered Mt
tho Rice.
n r,.,.a. 81, chta. T.. .. :,
tho fawlor
- E.a.t.,,,,,, =, ,,,,t.. ,..,,.,.,,,
~; smHninehoiu VI 'hleago rcE'soeFcp
~ :, -, , .
-, otVN"rt OF Ausiln IL s'pPplnS
a. lnt a'u"l"r'
u. VI. Aubrey Of san Antonio Is regis.
'ercu AT me iutchlhS'
". Il. Foley and wife Of 81. Louis are
among the guests AT the Rice
& q nlumonthol n nromincnt merchant
OF Dcnlson, Is at the Bristol.
II ~ Codinv aud ,yifc of Dallns orn
among tho guests nj tbc lIutchins
Me- eton.cr, ,on,,. ot,orncv y, ,;ni.
weston T. stonpinr nt lie Lnwlor
a., MN, ,.t,, , ~ ro.,,,,
% uit"'nt ~ .,,ist '" .ointi,,oa
w :" Wv wy 'ia'"r
n,orgc l"cn Oh We l." ~, lnoi''rf
company OF Nestlakp' ~ NJ 'he l'oHuh'
w. D. Hume AMI wire of NashVliic Ieuh' f.,
are visiting IN the city and have pariors
at uhe hIce'
Judge j. ). Sheriff. or GreenYllle ~ IN
| the city on legal business anu Is quartcted
nj the llntchlns'
| i. i. Freddie and J.. A. Peel of Mout-
i EolherN stopped OIL AT the BrlstOl yesterday
en- route the Beaumont oil fields.
\ Lawyer John pecler of Austin has quar-.
| ters At the Rice hotel, having been
4 VlSiio. to the Beaumont oil helds.
\ Mr. John Younp Gouch n nro,niucnt
| citizen of Palestine. WAS in tho city yes.
4 tcrdny md ropisicrcd ot fhe I,oNlor
| Mr. Ed purns of Ansnn after y vislt
ia Rcommnni was n guest at Inc Rice
~, 80,
! MT. Ice hountrce OF HeorgetoWn' cnlel
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TIE LADIES, COMMITTEE
Arranging to Entertain the Ladies OF
President Mckinleys Party.


President Mckiney's Party.
There was a meeting of the committee
OF ladies appointed by the committee Of
arrangements for the reception of Pres-
dent Mckinley and his party Monday
morning at the Rice hotel parors. with
the chairman, Mrs. o. r. Holt presiding
Before IL o'clock a large number of Ia
dies had arrived and all were interested
aud anxious to do all In their power to
make their part of Fridays entertain
ment success.
Mrs. Holt called the meeting TO order,
and told them that the committee of ar
rangemcnts had received official notice
that the ladies of the presidential parry
would not participate In any public re-
ocption or entertainment, consequently tue
scope aud character of the reception mad
to De cqrtailed and kept within some
certain limits. This was deplorcd be-
cause otherwise the women of Houston
would have turned out On maSsc to 40
honor to the wife of the president OF
the United States.
Mrs. Holt then stated that the commit
tee of arrangements had made n list oi
Indies who were to go to the train and
escort the visitors to the Rice hotel, whc 9
the others of the committee would await
them This subcommittee Is composed Of
Mrs Joe Saycrs, Mrs, o. 4. Holt Ms
J. c. Hutchinson, Mrs. Thomas II. Ban
Mrs II. S. Loyctt. Mrs. Seabrook Sydnor
Mrs Norman Meldrum, Mrs. Fort smith
Mrs james A. Baker, Mrs. Everett Ne
Asian, Mrs ]; Allen Kyle and Mrs. NJ
Ii. hoster. ana they are requested to he
Mt the Rice hotel promptly at o'clock
Friday morning, where carriages VIII he
ready to take them to the station Tn,
others OF the committee arg requested tc
be mt the Rice hie parlors Sl5. ~
the visiting ladies viii be brought from
the train immediately to the hotel. A!
of the members of the committee are
earnestly requested to send all the flower;
they can command to the Rice hote
| Thursday morning or afternoon Flower.
of all kinds and coors will be welcome.
| 1t must be understood that this com
mlttce and sub committee of ladies wei,
appointed by the committee of business
men who have charge of the whole affair
J aud only the details of the plan fo
meeting the ladies of the presidential par
| ~ We're altft TO be- decided upon by tn
| ladies TINS appointed
Mrs. Holt has added to her general com
mittcc Mrs. Thomas H. Ball. Mrs. C. 5
! RcAe and Mrs. Robert Morris.
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CITY BREVlTlEs.

The Cowboy Ringers win meet toright
mounted al court house square
Mrs Alex Hall VIII entertain with cards
Tuesday evening in honor of her sister.
Miss Wccms Of Alvin.
The civ council win meet tonight ms u
committee Of tho whole - consider the
question of collecting back taxes,
The ladies Of the Third Baptist church
VIII give their sunday school ptcnic AZ
Bcanchamp Springs saturday, May 1,
. fhc Houston Qunrtcttc society and tnc
Ladies' Treble Clrf club viii have n iolnr
rehearsal tonight at Saengcrbund hall.
Charles Ranks was arrested yesterday,
charged with making a mlrrdc"ous az
sault upon Frank raium, both colored. lie
gave bond last night and was released,
The. contract for the new uniforms FOR
the city police force was awarded ycster.
GAY, sam WnlIford secured the contract
Tor tnwthon n co., with whom he Is EN-
ploycd MS salesman
= Manager Bergman of the Sweeney n
= combs opera house Is getting ready tor
re given on May II, splendid play win
re presented on that occasion.
:, Inc prisoners convicted at the last term
trf the criminal court held in tAis city ana
a nteheed 10 various terms In the pen';cn-
-tiap were removed from the county jail
yesterday and sent to Huntsville to serve
their respective terms,
! Fletcher II. Barlow the 4-months,old scr
Of MIR aud Mrs. l. r. Barlow. died at ia,
family residence. 2ll3 State street. ypster
day morning AZ l0;3u o'clock Funeral from
tho residence AZ II a. m, today, RcV
Brown ofnratlug lntcrment viii takt
place at GlCnwood
There are wudelivcrcd kilograms at tho
office ~ the Western Union Telegraph
company for +. w Kim, Rue Houston,
4, \. Little sam Crandal Fred Chambers
X. T harlow. Mrs. Emma Warner, Mar
tina smith, n. g. Ernest, Nick House. II,
Noakum, Cora Wright and Willie Golden.
an those who VIII take part in "Blhi.
q comedy Of toys. to be given az the opcr,
house on the nth. 10th and 18th are pu
on notice that tho dress rchearsals at IN,
opera house viii he held TUESDAY anS
Wednesday nights Of next week. This no
tlcc Is given thus far Ia advance SO tina
the participants In "Bibl" will know how
70 arrange their engagements.
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sAYLAND ORPHANS HOME.
The Orphans Benefit Nav Fair This Az
tornocn and Toninht

tornoon and Toninht.
From p. M to 10 p. IN. today on the
grounds of Christ church on Texas avenue
between San Jacinto aud Fannln streets.
the children of the Bayland Home VIII
hold fair where they will offer for sale
all sorts Of dairy products, peanuts. flow.
crs, Strawberries and other fruits of their
abors on the little farm belonging to the
Home.
While the daylight lasts they purpose TO
entertain their friends and patrons with
lively contests of strength and agility.
Sack races. potato races land yacht race,
tugs of war, etc.
A good supper will be served from . to
10 o'clock.
After dark the grounds will he illnmin.
atcd by arc lights and an interesting pro.
gram of music and rccitatlons rendered.
The names of some of the nusber. who
nave gladly consented to assist IN this
good cause by the exercise of their talents
for the pleasure of the children and their
guests, are Mrs. MaXey, Mrs. William
Christian, Mr.. Hill, Mrs. Willie Eutche
son. Miss Beavcns and Miss Patillo Be
side some very line concerted music has
been prepared for the occasion.
Tho motive of this entertainment should
appeal strongly to the whole community
everybody should help in this good cause
regardless of creed; for the institution is
of course. non sectaran.
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CITY AND THE SCHOOLS
CITY UP WITH ITS PRO RATA ON
THE SCHOOL APPROPRIATION.
Teachers and Janitors Viii Be Pad
Their February Salaries
TODAY.

CITY Treasurer Szabo yesterday turned
o,.,r 10 Tr .asurer settegast Of the school
i.oord $500. whereupon Treasurer Settegast
yves notice that he viii pay TIL school
teacher and Janitors one months salary
upon their applying at the iligh school
building this afternoon. This payment VIII
bc made for February, leaving two months
silar. st u due.
81 $500 made To the
scho board yesterday makes total of
s3a.OuD thus far paid the schools on this
years budg allowance of $4,000, which
puts the city MP to date In its obligation
to the schools.
This $4,000 budget allowance Is based
upon Il niue months session of the schools.
which would be at the rate Of $4,000 per
month, and the $4,000 now advanced is
at the rate Of $4,000 per month for tho
first four months, or up to the LIST of May
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State owes something
of agriculturists as we
business men"
This apologetic and
oil our speakers are I
delegation Is ridiculot
they not pointed to op
son with those of the
they not said in a man
will protect it, but tina
all the safeguards of o
it? The chances fca
the visitors want to Ia
If they take them the.
license here any MOI
Northern States.
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THE RICE KITCHEN.
Subscriptions Obtained by MIR. Gray at
EnalInnnnk

~S'1SN''tINN''N NEbNHNlCb Wy WI 0ldy al
Beaumont
Mr., f, \ Gray, secretary of the HouS,
ton Manufacturers association, returned
last night from beaumont, where he went
10 secure subscriptions to the rice kitchen
70 be erected at the Buffalo exposition
lie reported the following;
\, l.. BrousSard Of the Beaumont Rice
mile, 500.
llinH Rice Milling company 500
Beaumont lrrignttng company. Sl00
Various contributions, aggregatlug 500
Total Si00.
Nearly all mills visited expressed a will
ingncss 10 double their subscription should
II become necessary, Several REC mill re-
personalities could not be seen yesterday
hut VIII doubtless contribute later.
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WAR TAX CHANGES.
Checks Bills Of ladine and Bonds to Go
Free OF STAMPS

FREE OF STAMPS
The changes in The war tax will go into
effect July /, and the commercial world
is looking forward to that date with CON.
placency
ono Of the most important Of tho changes
authorized by congress viii bc the doing
away with stamps now required on checks
AMI other commercial paper specified in
the act OF repeat, Together with checks
there will be Included bills Of ading for
export bonds Of indemnity and bonds not
otherwise specified, certificates of deposit
and certificates not otherwise specified.
together with n list Of other commercial
paper not coming within the jurisdiction
Of bank
among the schedule of things on which
the tax VIII he modified after that date
are foreign bills of exchange. changed
from cents to = cents on each 500. ON
stat another list of articles the present
duty is retained
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Reds Release Probable

Monroe Red. the negro boy. who Is sus.
pectcd of setting firc to the old Rupershurg
building. In which FIVE persons were ere
mated sunday morning, Is stil In iail. but
II is considered very doubtful IL case
can be, made 20 stick against the boy II
Is said In police circles that " nothing
material Is developed during the next
twenty -four hours that the formallties of
preliminary hearing Will likely he ahan.
doned and the hoy released
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A DAYS ERE RECORD.
The Fire Department Resnonds to Two
ADMINISTRATORS Burned.

AT $40 o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm turned In from box AL called the
ire department to sos Niece street, where
defective fue had iGnited the roof OF
w. w. Cockrell's residence. The blaze
was promptly eNtinguished. Loss aboui
SIS, fully insured.
At 1913 yesterday afternoon an alarm
from box twenty five called the depart
ment to w. +. Neumann's residence. 34I
Harrisburg road. The flames had made
such progress before the department ar
was given to adjoining property. The Nru
mann house, valued at $500 and fully in
sured, was totally destroyed. and the ad
Joining cottage, owned by Mrs. Priest anC
occupied by william Murphy, was damage,
to the extent Of $50, covered by insur
nncp.
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Drawino Good Houses.

The Knowles. who are playing a weeks
at the Sweeny & Coonbs op,
Era house, were greeted by another large
audience last night and presented an en-,
lirely new bill, demonstrating more en-.
GENTLY than ON Monday night their won.
1erful hypnotic powers, The baseball game
OF the twelve subjects aud the MARYLAND
cake walk We're the features of last night 3
program There win he n change of bul
every night aud special mntlnee for
,adies and children Saturday afternoon.
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"HoLDINe OFF

In yesterdays Post
in which it was state
ready to break loose"
tleman from here wer
tinues the special, TO
mountainside for $1,000
had gone up to $lS,o0l
for big prices and the,
they ask"
Possibly they may
what they ask" The
off" too long. 1t ma
asked for the tract in
figure--indeed, the Ian
sum. But the item Sc
the proposition that IL
this State, intoxicated
a phenomenal boom, ,
people. and especially
tard development Just
The oil discoveries
and capitalists to Tex
ers will follow quick,
tracts Of land allow
them off their balance
speculative heights. TIN
themselves an irrepal
reach themselves In tn
otherwise might lay q
Lands have been OF
low figures in most pa
many of the owners v
almost any price. If !
vance on former price
justify such a rise. |
with a large proportio
ness figures rather tn,
fancy speculative pric
1t is this danger q
that they may becomI
boom and not be cont
is possible to kill the
are not yet prepared
land unless they havI
gusher can he FOUND
brilliant sums must
rice lands, or sugar Ia
ment, for Il requires =
the plants needed in
is tie cheapness of
ccntive to undertake 5
Our land owners
ment put upon part
might sell cheaply, VIZ
building up profitable
increase tho value OF
tain. If the State 80
adopts the policy of
ers want" rather tina
wait yet other years
which is desired aud
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Ihe Temnerance cause.

rhe Central woman's Christian Temper.
ce Union will hold It's second "parlor
ceting' this afternoon at $50 O'clock AT
g residence of Mrs. q. A. Rust, corner
Wa,eaf aNenne anu Louisiana street.
omen Of Houston attend these neeilnrs
pt they may become acquainted Win
\ work and thereby lend their aid Ia a
~ cause. Mrs, Rust extends. personal
sitation to her friends and aeauaint.
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For rates and particulars about the Pan,
American Exposition call ON any Missouri,
dress w q CRIiSU
Gen'l Pass. Agt., Dallas, Texas.
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spsl arrived At Settcgast Bros s$ah,e
carload ol extra good driving horses. Anv
md Il 70 their Interest 10 ste this ., w.,
oetofe buying. w. o. Romingsr.
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Corporation and notary seals. 81 20: mock
Of seals for notarlcs. S3.0O Joseph j.
Kaufman. engraving. stencil cutting and
rubber stamp works zoos Preston avenue.
Houston, Texas.
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Only 10 Doses in Some Chill TONES.
Groves Tastelcss chill Tonic contains
from "a to As doses soc.
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pATRIcK's TRANSFER, PHONE 1888.
Heavy machinery and safes a speciality
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Was list das? Stencils, rubber stamps.
]. v, Love, 22o5 Mechanic St, Galveston
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OIL DRIILER.
Who wants Ohio drillsc. 2alo, this office
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Excursion.

EXCURSION.
:, New Orleans aud return $3.50. Nav X
b. OF X. T. excursion.
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INV ruAr Houston
:, ,,,, bc remarked that
as to the streets TO be PAY
business dis'r'e' our OF
widen out l'oh nave
streets Tor po'ii''a' 'o''''o
In rd r,rv tbc school
ing bill OF $IoIo'7h
coyv,>,on A,,ry of p,
zines 10 demonstrate that
~ Porto kieo are dong
was reared Tor aWhiie IN
that way to go around d.
take
Will the home capital
take advantage OF the 81
WnAr difference does
mittees, Just SO that the
ours rs properly entertain
criticisms TO yourself I'm
-
lr's FUN Tor the trus
the Germans are CO.
China to the great d'ss'
alarm OF the spectators
ar,;cl,
-
Go 10 the polls nc
scloniS ont OF notifies Z
! Tuf British have r
Texas for south Alrlea
them OF Is TO corner
! lransVaai patriots does
Tnr Houston sehoo
old debts mot to issue
H. -. "a. = $50
10 have oue--Alderman'
600 Of bonds is the rig
something like adequate
~, ia, -,
board have been eontra'
charge is being circulate
= : 800 :. 80 y
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CORRESPONDENCE Of oil description 0bcther intended fo
the Editorial Department shotd be addressed 70
THE HousroN Posi-" aud indDidndi. and NJ
cheeks drafts, orders made payable to IHA
COMPANY
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TRAYELfNG AGENTS: c. S. z. Holland Travelling
Auditor (. r. Holland, A. w. Palmer and b. B. Ihroop
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Or, Cronln viii be absent from the city
for two OF three months DR. Il. y. Gray
VIII attend all calls until Dr. Croniu re-
turns
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Andrew Mack,
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Under no mill orders giveH by employees on
the be recognised and paid accepted ~ Payment OF
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FOREIGN OFFTcES-Eastcrn business Office u, 4s, 4,
and 60 Tribune building New York (The s. G Peekwiu
Special Agency Western 400 The Rookery Chicago (lh
S. c. Beckwith Special Agency.
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION.
Nos isos, sfos IIos. Toy and 1902 Franklin Avenue
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Andrew Mack.
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r. MJcHNsTON. p p;den,
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Battered at tho PosfoFes Houston Texas az Sseondcd
Matter.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Department 1876. Editorial Department aS'.
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rHr Many POST. THE SUNDAY POST.
~ Columns 1853 to as4 Columns
sEMI-WEERLY POST Mondays and Thursdays)
rrs Columns Per Week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-07-12
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
Notice for Publication.

United States Land office. Duluth. Mimi
June "a, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June 3. 1878. entitled IAN act for the
sale of timber lands in the states of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory" as extended to all the Public
Land States by act of August 4, 1892
Katie M. Dwello, of Duluth, county
of st. Louis. State of Minnesota, has
this day filed in this office her sworn
statement No. 1869, for the purchase
of the WI of NW4, NV IA of SW IA
and Lot of Section IS in Township
IS n, Range IL West.
And will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for It's tim
Der or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, and to establish her claim to said
land before the Register and Receiver
of this office at Duluth, Minnesota, on
Wednesday, the 25th day of Sept,
1901.
She names as witnesses: Albert
Anderson, Raymond Nevin, Edmund
f. Krelwitz. all Of Duluth. Mimi, and
Svend Olesen, of Winton, MINI.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
25th day of Sept, 1901.
WIN. E. CULKIN, Register.
7-5 90
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873.
Notice for Publication.

United States Land office, Duluth, MINI.
June 24th. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June 8, 1878. entitled IAN act for the
sale of timber lands in the states of Cali
fornia Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory" as extended to all the Public
Land States by act of August 4, 1892,
Gustav Taufman. of Duluth, county of st.
Louis State OF Minnesota. has this day filed
in this Office his sworn statement No. 5647.
for the purchase of the SEA of sw4 of Sec.
%. ana NJ of Nw14 and Nwl4 OF NE14 OF Sec.
33 in township IS N. range IL w.
And will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its tim
Der or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, and to establish his claim to said
land before the Register and Receiver
of this office at Duluth, Minnesota, on
Wednesday. the 25th day of September. 1901.
He names as witnesses: Albert Anderson.
Eugene DwellO. Edmund +. krelwitZ. OF
Duluth Mimi. and Svend OlesOn. of Win
ton. MINI.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
18th day of September. 1901.
VIM E. CULKIN, Register.
rs 9-6