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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

DR.. Aoyer returned from his deer
hunting trip. He got one.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Rev. F. E Aleyne, pastor.
HOLY communion at 500 q. NJ.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Morning PRAYER and sermon 1 O:45.
Evening services: 7:3O.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
4 Gre at Improvement

T he5H5er Id Company closed
contract last week for a Simplex
type setting machine and complete
outfit. lt is expected that the ma
chine will be in operation within
three Or four weeks. The outfit is
very expensive, but the owners of
T b eli era | d have faith that the
faturs will prove that the invest
nlent was wise. The machine will
give ! The+H . IF a l d q much better
equipment for turning out either a
dailv,weekly, or sem,-weekly paper,
or alls{together. than is possessed by
any printing plant in the city, and
far better than most printing Offices
in this part of the state. In several
placee q machine like that purchased
by T h=e 81 erald d Company is used
to tufn out an eight-page daily, and
does It easily. With this machine it
will be q simple matter for T b e
II . ra ! d to carry out it's pro-
gressive plans for the near future.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

Buy q ticket for the Millworkare
danc3.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

cents, $50 yards of fine mercerised
wasting. Here are all thepretty colors
you like.
At 1Oc, cut from 15c, a lot of misses
dress goods in plain and striped; some
stores on the street sell the same thing
at zoe a yard so come for it and bc
thankful
At 75c cut from ST. 90 a lot Of Very nice
heavy skirting; those >k'rtings are sold
on this street at SIPS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

STEPHEN VAsALY,:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21

Our crockery store in the Base
ment is always full of busy buyers and
no wonder, here is the place you get best
value in crockery, China and things for
home
Very nice white platters 10, Is. 25c.
Good white bowls Sc.
Vegetable dishes g., 10, 15c.
Cups and saucers pair &c.
Decorated cups and saucers 75c set.
Decorated plates a set of g., 75c.
Good white plates each &c.
Nice glass dishes inches wide Sc.
Nice glass sauce dishes &c.
Good tumblers each &c.,
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
M0RLEy'S
 REMARKS Found in q Cove Near TCpkOk
 Road House.
TAKEN I'D BLUFF
Morley Left Timber Road House on April 4 Last and Was Not Again Seen Aiive-lt Is Said He Carrie d
 Honey But None Was FounG on Him.

Bluff City. May 1e.-'Fhe body of John H. Morley was discovered today by a native in small cove just east of Topkok road house. The native was pretty much scared and ran away. He report ed the ghastly find iu Bluff City and d party of four with the Eski- mo returned and the body was brought to Bluff.
 On the remains were found two cigars, tooth brush. paie of snow glasses and Il handkerchief Morley wore cap. black woolen shirt, muk- luks and an Australian bear coat, in the pockets ot which there was q piece of dried salmon and a tomcOd. In one pocket was found d letter add reSscd to ''Dave Jekell. Nome and signed by Geo. Stockherger, dated Fish river, April ,, 1902
 Morley lett the Timber read house. between the Kutcfbluk and Fish river, of which he was one Of the proprictors on April ] last. for Nome. A blizzard came up and it was thought that he perished in the sto'm. It is said that he carried considerab ble money and as none was found on the Eody, it would be well 10 have an investigation made, as it is possible that he met with foul play.
 Morley's body lay at the foot of a big bluff. An eXataination of the body showed that the neck had been broken and there was a brulse on the right temple, but whether the breaking Of the man neck and tie brni>e on his tempt. were the result of violt nee IT whether he fell over the cliff ln the storm has net been determined, but the latter hypothesis i> probably corr ect.
 It is also alleged hat Morley carried with him i.1on, which was to be r,ed for the purpose ol bnylng oteve's road house ,at Port Satety, but this, of course, is only rumor.
 From the position in which the body lay when found and the di>arranged condition of the, clothing, an inference might be readily drawn mat the cloih- ing had been examined ny some one previous to ihe time the body was fOund, and the pockets riiled cf the money which Morley Is said to have had with him.
 The native whofound the body is q tramp Indian from Upiktulik and does not bear q good lepulatiCn, say those who know him.
 The bmlv has been placedin s coffin and buried in snow. pending it, final disposition by friends or the authorities.
 Maple syrup 25c oan. Log Cabin store
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
SHALL BLAZE
 CHECKED tN TlME
A Fire Broke Out Friday Afternoon in the Crean1erie Restaurant
 Little Damage Done.

A fire alarm was turned in yesterday afternt On from the alarm box in front of the Pioneer saloon building, on Front street, by Officer GufFney. In exactly one minute and Il half the chemlcal engiRe vas at he place, where an incipient blaze was in full progress in the Creamerie restaurant. A spark from the kitchen stovepipe had fallen upon the roof and the llumes had gained considerable headway. Mrs. Carscad- den, propretress of the restaurant, however. had herself done good work as >he,had dashed water on the flames and held them in check. A hand fire eXtinguisher. brought from neighbor- ing building. quickly extinguished the flames, and the services of the chemical were not really needed. The damage to the building is trifling.
 J. F. Warren kept time from the moment the fire alarm was turned in and says that the fire department boys with the engine and hose were on the ground in exactly one minute and thirty seconds. A few minutes later Engineer k;tetson had the La France ready for business.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
And How to Make It free,
 the Question.
.$lo,ooo TIE PRICE
That Capt. Geiger Is Willing to Take For It, Provided Those Interested in the Purchase Can Raise the Ways and Means, Which Is Doubtful.

The city council held two executive sessions this week. at which the matter of a free bridge was discussed and ac- tiOn was taken on a proposition to amend the ordinance which compels the use Of terra cotta fues within the fire limits.
 A delegation from the sandspit talked : over the free bridge proposition with the council. It was decided. however, that the city was not in financial po- sitiun to purchase the bridge: neither was Il !n position to pay the operat- ing expenses of q ferry, as suggeste ed eby the ,andaplt delegation. It was re- solved, however, that if any number of citizens could be found to finance the proposition 10 buy the bridge the city .cOuucil would at some future time take charge of the bridge and operate it as a free thoroughiare.
 It Was shown that the greater pro- portion of the revenue now derived from the toll bridge WAS derived from that part of the city lying this side Of Snake river the statement being made that the people of the hiLher side con
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
N g: :S.s0Rsal. DAY
 TO Df: 0lSE:nVED
Preparations Being Made to Cele:,rat c the Day in Fitting Manner at
 Congregaii0i;al Church.

Memorial Bay, Flilay. May 90, will be observed in Nome in fitting ma, . uer. The exercises will h. hold in the Congro Gation@l church at 2;30 o'clock jn the afternoon. Ihore will be d par ade participated in by veteran, ol tie civil war, veterans of the 9pau.~h- American war. and sons oI veterans.
 The following program nas been pre- pared under tue direction of W. Bash furl smith. chairman of the COmmitte ec:
 Parade: revcrl,e hy lrnn percl's from Fort Davls: invocation. Rev. Dr. Tow l +: drlll and singing, school childrCu; address. on hehaIf oI the Sl anish-Amer- ican war veterans. Capt (. ~i. A!3rich: quartette; reading. Miss Blackwell; !; solo, Star SpangIed Banner;' address, Albert Fink: quartette: read ng, 'tlhe klue and the Gray,' Mrs. Arthur C..
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
fIi"ageS on Ulc icc.

Ice mirage. .the past jew days hare oaen of freQutnt appearance away out on the ice pao l; in BrrinG ca. Ne2ter- day all along the horizon vhat appclr- ed to !-e l. gh r.d- cOf .cc was disliuci-
 ' visible el9n hy lle naked eye. The changes were hAleiGCscOpic aud were easily watched without the aid of s g.a~-.
 Steamers and smoke from steam CTS have ben reported every day for q week past hr euthus a,tic iudlvidNals Tho no dout; really believed that they Lad seen both. T. he .,e lack now seem, to be heayiel than usual; a~ far as the eye can see thtI2 seem, lD be cCntiru- Ous ice pack,
 Cn the other hand, lr,ey Cape Non, lhtic h open HHtCr as .ar as can be { creCIVed. tEr ice tVi.tLttt Lat.r,. J1mnet up against the lCe pack cplOs- lte Nome. A year ago thl,.ertni- the steamer Jeanit airIttd Ip lhc read 7tcad about II c',lk in tLe evening. At the rle-voL M ting it Gues not look lrui>j"g for A speedy arrival of q 
 4 stronE so@theaole4N wind wcnld probably break ID the lee pack in z olort Llma and drive lt cut c. 5iglt
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
pilGREM EsiVEEs
 IS Pn0MISBNG
Jos. SlisCovich, the Pioneer of Fil. grim River, in Town From his
 Road House at Sliscovich .

Joseph Siiscovct. hron2cd but checYy as usual, came in from his Pilgrim riN CT road house l thursday. iie made the trip on foot and arrived in good shalc. Just now things a'c quiet in bis ple- crct but there will beg great deal of WCt.. done lhiS summer on IrCn. Dome, :5.&!C and other cleek-. hlr. WasH C had asrraIN CNpmenced sluicin@ tr Dome creek. the >CasCn there. a, here being remarkably ea1%. Mir. S.le"o- .vich h also developing lis quaiIZ mine il that vicinity.
 He .ays that grub is likely to be scarce in the houyurok country an he states that some cnterprlaiug packer may make good money this season by puling on A pack tain from Lane, landing to the head of the kOugAruli. Quite a numberOf people who stal ted from Nome aud Teller fer the upper kougarG WiUl supplies have been ,luci; on the trail and will be unab.c tu reach their de>tinatlOn.
 Alr. Slisc0vich will open up q number of his claims this summer in that sec tiOn.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

tributed fully go per cent of the re- ccipls, leaving the amount paid by the sandspit people lt 10 per cent. Capt. Gei9er has expended good deal of money on the bridge in the past
 two years. The first bridge was built
 in the wipter of 1900. It had leg piers. difficulty of getting material and the high price of labor which then pre-
 vailed. Added to this was the eos, ol practically reconstructiDg the bridge the sane spring. the piers having bt en almost utterly runed by the ice flow. In the winter of 1881 the present sus- pension bridge was erected.
 In the spring of 1900 Captain Geiger bought the franchise of the Cape Nome Bridge and DevelOpment Company, which tbat company had obtained by act of congress. paylng therefor $22. 3Uu. It will thus be seen that neat sum Ot money must have been invested in the enterprise.
 Capt. Geiyer has made the following proposition: He will sell the bridge Tor SlO,o0O cash, if the money can be raised. He appreciates the fact that the city cannot afford to incur such all cA peuuituTe Ut tlP pres Iiil llluts neither can such debt be created. If the money can be raised hy private ia- dividuals. say through the banks, the bridge will be forthwith turned over to them. to he operated by them, under the direction of the cOuucii. It is com D tied that the bridge will practically pay for itself this season. When the last payment has been made the bridge. it is proposed, will be turned over to the city.
 So far a3 Capt. Geiser's proposition is concerned, it would seem to be emi- nently fair In fact it i, liberal, but Capt. Geiger has always shown himself to lee a liberal and enterprising.. public spirited citizen. He has never used his bridge as q ''cinch" proposition: he has made reasonable rates always, ladies and children Use the bridge free of charge, and no man was ever turned back because he he'd not the price of passage.
 Manifestly, if the proposition be ac- cepted Capt. Gelger will be the loser, but, a> he says, he is willing for the sake of the general welfare ot the com muuity to make some sacrifice.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
S!uicing U1Ger Fuii Swing OF
 ire Greeks.
SGME Dta GlEAMy2S
Many lien at Work Shovciing Cut the GLld.n Gr.vi From Dun,Ts
 Taken Gut ias: WiEt.r on Greeks aEd Benckes in Car. Nome District.

The sluic.nr cf winter dumps i- under full ownr. Ont cn Boul bon, Dry. NtWtt1. Aavjl. Dexter aud upon dozen, of Ltu>h claim, ewhere scores of men are bu.y shOyeling in the gclden gravel. Ihc carly lart oi the week iitue Ula Gono because cl t4a night, lrost-, lut fer the past two days with 'hc ? Cyaillg u ia Np.tLer activity j, app trcut Wherever a camp has hcen tdAen cat. 1nclc l~ abaudunce tt water now even tn prX'cr and mine CWntr' are ton,cQUeut ' lunil&nt.
 Already there have heen q number oF g oI cleau-up-: in several instances the dumps are showing up much better than was 'patcG.
 On the Ma"c,u ne claim the other day Foreman Chti, Nenner with 4hr, q men bad T rleau-Gp amounting. it $ .aid ;o something like 5tc0
 9l1Ic'u@ CT lhe bench opposite No. 6 -Al-yii Wds lt4U" n sunday lat and a .l1D cl Hp-up Val made ,n Wednc-day with "niy ,ne ordn steadily sho,elng iu. The dumps are frozen and Woll i- there fore greatly retarded. 5iuicng is also under way tn Nu. hCGc,. q c'oal- lp ot r: GO havirg been gotten from q two hoUls run.
 The Honey ".aim'S dumps arc show ing p well: thc gold i, ,oal~e ami here se' ." hc p'tnty of il. A 5000 clc,. r- -lvcur Il '~nm this claim.
 On fine Sugar claim fuuri.e :. working II hours ate c.eult,d W,th q c4,~n .y of $3cOl.
 Tbe BuWCry claim is also shaving ED fu@'v. S2I0j cleah-uD be'Dg lepurtod NcduC- day.
 Jrmes c sullivan isalao Dusy siuici1g on hJa iiue claim It the head cf Grou5" GuICh and Eo i, ~eil sajisAed with the retulnf. Mr. Sullivan. It k ropolted, he- purci a>ed thc clliW4 aGjO.umE his on 'ne upper and lrWe" s.te5.
 The dlF beng washed rp On the ,5uoWt,&kr l. ~a,& 10 he Njcldlrm excel lent returns. lhC cicau-up the other day i.Iyipg heeD vrlH >a}I,tattt ny.
 .oAu ;'tMar Wiio i.Is charge Ot Mag nas h cI>htlg'S C ann at the head u Dexter started sluicIng on Thursday. l. also upGCt way tn Nos. i. ,. and 6, d &}lN cltan-up h&!iH- hceD made o1 N0. C.
 But on Buster, Extra Dry ana O-- borne creeks d few dumps taken out this winter are also beng wasted up ani cU are q mum, CT of damp, Cn 'eiuk ald Otter.
 The Sour Dough road house on DeX- te" l. in!l of bCalGor> and Mine Host Shcl We1tach iS kept busy. Board and lodging are furnished at r3 Der cay.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
Humc' &y Co, opp. Batter drug store
Nlutf City News Notes,

Bluff City, May 2l.-Beach mining at this pt;!ce ls generally active. Quite number ot men are cleaning up their winter dumps and in spots the pay is as gCod as eTer.
 On 1;e. , Daniels, Berger and Sulli- van 2re at work washing up The dumps are thlwed at night wtth fire. and >hovclCd in on the day shift, which aD present i, about sixteen bonrs. The dumps are showing up tar better than u&S expected. Eight mcn are employ c at pc e,enl but it k the intention to p t on two shift. in few days.
 Four claims are working on Eldorado hut the dumps are naf slowing up what wa, Gccled of tbeW-
 Nnas. Mcegan. wAofali0o~il shaft at E u.I d short time ago. i~ .c,.l arine rapidly and will he out in tl le N days.
 Machinery for the two quartz mines near BIutf i7 expected C.. the first Loats. As soon d. 1t arr,Nes work will be com. men ed and carred on extensively.
 The A. & A. saloon has Teen reno vated and reiurniehed and will be opened next week.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Being convinced that the deposits of Alaska carry some of the rare metals. Professor James. at his laboratory. for the past two weeks ha- been n a<iug tests of placer deposits with that end ln v'ew. Qualitative analyses show both iridium and platinum in an eXlen~iVe deposit ill one of the creeks. Pattjes were immediately sent out for d large amount of the ere so aS to maNe d quantatative analysis itid,nh i' rlr. and valuable metal, being worth about iouT times ao much as gold per ounce. Othe" metals ui The platinum gr,np are palladium. rh6dium, usmium and ruth- enium, all of which have value.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
SO.Umon City News.

Solomon tit?s May .@.-i. L. Bul .- ham, e @t lomon, Ln, Iak,n . pp,es Jr U lis claim at ,En l. oDA e. Sho,el and expects lo open u up lLi> ,ummer
 Ceod rAE ha, |, cn iuuld ou No. 6 above ru Mystery hy lie owners. uoWarG <, C..
 9lV.cln& Is in pHo~ res, on !Cnch No. $. Ilac'Ion above NO. x. No. and several others "n HoIemon. "itA fairly gocd re suItS.
 On discovery, Big Hruah, Messrs. NCod < Su'atr!an0 are putin. In pun1ls9 pidHl and ;,utIclY;,te working ou bl9 sUH.e.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
NEWS FROM
 THE NORTH
A Good rlany Claims Will Be Opened ir Coed Hope, Agiapuk and
 kOugarok Districts.

James w. Dawsen is down from Hot Springs, Good Hope district, which place he leiLon May Il. Mir. Dawson says that good deal of work will be done on variou, creeks in that and kUuearok districts this season.
 Considerable prospecting has been done on Ole, Dick, Hoggem and Kruger creeks ln Good Hope, and humber c! claims, will be worked thtS summer.
 The north tork of the huugurok is attracting.a good deal UiatttnLlun and ,ubstantiai results are expected from that section, including Columbia and Eagle creeks.
 In the Agiapuk district q number of claiIns will alau be developed, espec ally ou Burke and Lawson creeks, where. the Burke boys, Fisher Eaidridse &nd others have taken in supplies.
 A numler of Eluns who have been On Kruger creek, Good Hupe, ale said to have icuud pay.
 Doughnuts d speciality. North Pole 
 A.few boxes of choice lemons for sale by the Pacific Cold Storage Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
Death Oi Hiss Conway.

Miss Mamie Conway died Thursday afternoon at the residence of Dr. Wes- ley of consumption. She had been con- fined to her bed but for three days, and death was not so soon expected. The funeral took place this morning, the interment being at the city cemetery. Miss Conway was a native Of Ohio, and about 40 years of age. She resided in San Francisco before coming to Nome. An uncle, Rev. Father Conway, and a brother reside in that city.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
Ho1,e Rule for Ireland.

London, March l4.--Thc hmna rule question is coming rapidlg to tue front. Irish nalonali-ts regard the situation as more promising than since the Ic- tirement of Gladstone. They ale firmly convinced that a couple Of years of genuine unconstltutionaii-m in he land will land Sir Henry Cauphcll- B-unerman and the E2hting hIclai t;rly back into power. with home rule as the first ulank in it's pLatLnrm.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
IKE E3an1E52S
 MILL G;iGhT
A Fund Raised to Test City Ordin- ence which LeV;es License Taxes
 -Ctos. Ross is Arrested.

As announced in the last issue of the NrGGEE l->@oa:hHrs have formed ar aa,oe.&,iun. the o5 rei +aei,s to tes. .t,e ordinance which imposes tax uron thejr business. The Larncrs object to the payment of the tax chiefly because they alIege tAat last yea" of l score or mole o' shops but two or three .rlid thelr license tax, the rest going s.ot free. All thc bartets in Nome ale in the a>sot,rlon with one cNceN.tu. At a n,etFiag held "Wednesday right q lnnd oI $50 was raised for dnicnse.
 4erieruay aIJtrroon has, Ross. who oWns the City Bath hoHSc and barber shop W4- arrested. having refused to pay the license uUuscJ on the tarber shop. BUU@, were furnished. and the case will probably be tried early next week.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
Royal Trip Abandoned.

London, March l2 = OffciulanncuncC- ment was made yesterday of lhe aban- donment of be proposed visit of King F lwarI and Quten A,eXand!G to Ire land. whereby the mini>le ers assume the e,pOnsiblli,y of an imperial blycott. This i- quite unprecedented in tulm and has caused much Gi>cp :s.on. the general tone of which is distinctly al- verse tC the acticn oi the cabinet
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
NOME, ALASKA, SATURDAY, MAY 2t. 1902

from the shore and has lad very fair success. Yesterday an accid, nt oc- cured. which near.y cCst.him his life. It seems that the large bell, W&.rh. acts as d buoy. gOt out of order and began to sink while Mr. Bolce Ws.s still under water. and it was with great difficulty that his associates raised l. and eX- t"icated him.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Thonp~on: "Americ2.' beEcdict'cn: ;aps, tE i.a trxg1petyr-.
 Tomorrow uCvr.r% tla vctcraaS O the cvjtwar ad3 of tho SYani-h war. %ad ,5aG- ci Nelci@ns. E.I attend rl- Fices at t.e Congre-a ,onal church.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
Fine coffee. Log Cabin Store.
Tight Have Been Fatal.

". A. Boyce has been operating Il bell diving outfit on the beach near the Wild Goose plant. He has been pro . pecting the sands some distance out
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
Notice.

Allparties mho have left packa ges at Gus Browns, the leading clothIcr, are requested to call and get them on or before May ?, CT they will be other wise disposed of,
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Freighting to creeks OF lG)ut town Fox Transfer Co.,. 10 Steadmun ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Beautiful silk waists and shirt waists at cost al the Farrell Company. None higher than outside prices.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

4 few bbls. ll-year-old Hermitage Rye and old Crow Bourbon Whisky for sale. II. C. Wilkinson. agent, hun ter building.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
THE FIRST BOAT OUT.

The steam schooner "Artl,ur B." will leave for Solomon, Bluff, Topko ok and Chinik on or about June I. For passenger or freight rates apply to
 JOSH K. rlCINTYRE St CO.,, Telephone No. 40. Sandspit.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Nice, c.e1n, DOT, elan tuts at itv BlLh House, 2bI Front S',
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

For high grade groceries. ab bedrOii, prices, see Log Cabin Store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Davis. the road house man at Solo, mon, wtll compete with gil freighters up Solomon and tributaries. Come.ard see ne and get lates.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Don't fail to get some fine East err oysters for dinner at the Pacific Cold Storage COmrAnN'..
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Gold Hill Hotel now oten. ToaM and lodging at reasonable rates.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Moonlight sprlug- water LatsS al City Bath huu.e. oUi Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
Deposits Cf Rare Metals.

Flour? See Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

A.few boxes of choice lemons for sale by the Pacific Cold Storage Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Doughnuts d specially. North Pol' Bakery.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

Maple syrup 25c osn. Log Cabin store,
Mohave County miner., 1902-05-31
Notice Of Forfeiture +.

To H. W kemper II. r. Kemper Charles Met
calie Andrew Suffer, or assigns:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
who is co-owner with you ia the Surprise
mining claim. has expended one hundred uOOS)
dollars in labor anl improvements for the year
1901 upon said mining claim In order to hold
said mining claim under the provisions and re.
qurement OF section e32i Of the Revised stat.
utes OF the United States
The said mining claim Is situated ia Mime.
sofa mining district, Mohave county. Arizona
Territory, and is duly recorded in the ONCE OF
the County Recorder OF Mohaye county. Ari.
zona, In book --. at page OF mining rec.
Ords
And you are further notified that II, at the
expiration OF ninety days from the last publ.
cation OF this notice, you fail or refuse 10 pny
your proportion OF the said expenditure to.
gether with the cost OF the publication of this
notice your interest in the said mining claim
viii be forfeited and become the property OF
the undersigned in accordance with the pro.
visions Of the law, ROBERT ROSCO.
First publication March q, 1902
Last publication June a. 1902.