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YOUNG CORBETT"
IS BACK TO WORK..
McGovern's Opponent fias
Resumed Training at Gin
cinnati Suburb for Fight to
Be Decided Sept. %.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 26.-"Young Cor
hett," the feather-weight champion. who
arrived here from New York a few days
ago with his coterie of trainers, has re-
sumed his traininE for his Sept. %
battle with Terry McGovern at Prices
I'M, which Is situated about five miles
outside of this city. "Corbott" weighed
exactly i". pounds before he began his
work. ~ has to reduce only to 127
pounds, the weight at which he is to
battle. He is certain he will make the
weight long before the time for weighing
in arrives. ''Corbctt' did considerable
road work yesterday, travelling eight
miles, after which he boxed several
rounds with mis- sparring partners, Willie
Mack ard Willie Fitzgerald.
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Joe Ullman Is the boldest operator the
betting ring has ever known. He
handles dollars with the abandon ul
the ncwsboy who let's coppers trichI.
through hts fingers He tossss hun
dred-dollar Bills and thousand-dollar
bills over his shoulder in much the
same way as a man would Nip away a
match after lighting IA p"rfccto. He
refuses nothing in the shape Of money.
All is FISH that comes to his capaclous
net.
Like a rock in the midst Of a bolster
Gus sea. he sits calmly and huffets the
attacks made on his stronghold lie
handles sometimes half a million dol
lars a day. This Is more money than
passes over the counters Of a hrst-class
bank. None of 1t ever goes wrong. No
one is ever ROBBED Every one Is treated
with unfailiug fairness Il courtesy,
A Daring Spectator.
Ullman has always been a daring OPP
orator. Speculation on a gigantic scale
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NnthIng Stnmwcrs Min,.

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is
showed at him.
THANK you. Have you any more
he inquiries pleasantly. A ten-thousand-
dOllar-waser would make the hearts OF
most men stop beating. To Ullman 1t is
like a bite of an apple. 1t tastes good
and he wants the rest OF it. But some
times the apple is bitter, and Gilman
does not care for more than a single
bite. He is wary and intelligent. He
knows the Laws Of chances, and when
the chances are against him he crecps,
SnaIl-likc, INFO his shell. But with an
oven chance to win things cannot come
too strong for the daring layer.
John W Gates mas been i'llman's an
tagonist on several occasions. Gates
bets his money like a sailor on shore.
The evening world., 1902-08-26
FINISHES AT ST. LOUIS.

RACE TRACK, ST. LOUIS, Aug. &C.
The races scheduled to be run here To-
day resulted as follows;
First Race-Seven-eighths Of n mile
Won By Nellie Bawn. 0 t. ! and 8 to I
Dominate, I 10 ! for place, was second
and Crisis third. Wme-l,35 l-2.
Second Rare-Five and a half furlongi
xWon 10y Sinner simon, I 10 1 and 6 t
- Tom Coogln. for place out, was sec,
ond. and WIN Shelly third, Time ~
Third Race-Seven-eighths OF a mile
Won by Likeness, even ana ! 10 2. Swet
Dream, for place 3 10 l, VAS second
Santa Wntalar tnIrd, Time
l.3I L..
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RESULTS Al HAWTHORNE.

RACE TRACK HAWTHORNE, Aug.
20 FOLLOWING are the results or races
scheduled to be run at thls track To-day,
First Rlce-Fivc-cighths OF a mile
Won by Dodoua, Z to I uui 0 To ., Hind,
upy q. Love Ihlrl, Tlmy-lOl
Second Race-Threc-fuurthsHuf q ml.r.
Won by Elsie L.. > to ud to 10,
Evening star, ~ 10 I Tor place, was sec
ond, p.ll HuachucA third. Time--lia
Third Raco-Onc milc,-Won by John
A, Clarke, q to / and S to o. Prertarius,
for place 2 to I, was secOnd,l nd Martin
Boll third, Ttme-lE
Fourth Rlce-One milc,-Won by 10,
Frey, o To 2 ana even: Harry New,
to q for place, was second, and Brular'
third. Time-l.39 IL.
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Gntr. Ind Ltnnmsh.

Joe, III bet you $1,000 on High chan
Cellor.'
Yes, sir, $4,000 even. High Chan
%cellur," said l'llman, pleasantly Any
bold eyes staring straight into those of
the iinauUier.
Gates stared back a, l-.imaa or a mo.
mcnt, then slowly shook has head and
walked away. Daring as Gates is. IN
man outclasseS him. For 4 moment ~
had the steel-wire masultc h.UiTed.
Gates. after he recovered, at S''fru
more on High Chancellor. ON another
OCCASION Gates bet S2D.CgO on li"-mis, and
tllman laid $4,000 AGAINST the l.lil
Pittsburg phi ard John StaleE often
bet Ullman a thousand or two thousand
or five thousand, ON a rage. The magni-
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Medical.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE,

30 years a sperta..st IN diseases o. men. Under
OLD DR.. GitINpLE's scientific treatment blood
ana tklL diseases, palms In the boneb, red spots.
tpre ihn1Al AM mouth, ulcers, painful bWollinga,
hldrfr ana bladder complaints, sraldinE infsm-
nation, ETlY2i, g. are speedily cured, Impede
Hitnts removed. Sufferers, do not waste time
DR. GRlNn.E hlg a r..gri Tor lnarysiions c,irss'
OFFICE OVER 20 YEARS Al III West 18th st..
between 9th aod IN avenues Advice free.
Nsd'rine, g. Hours, . 10 n sundays, Q to p
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ABE ATTELL OUTPOlNTS
KID ABEL IN CHICAGO.
Bout Lasted the Full Six Rounds
Frisco Lad Having better Of II.

CHICAGO. AUG. 2G-Abe Attoll, the
clever T.n Francisco feathcr-wcisht,
got the decision over Kid Abel. of this
city, at the end OF their six.mund bout
at the America Athletic club last night.
TIE contest went the full SIX rounds.
there being nothing approaching a
knoCk-down. Attell had all the better
OF the 60.
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An Unlimited "RolI.v

lllmdn has an unlimited bank roll
behind MIN. O'Leny. the stock-yards
man from Chicago, Is believed to have
contributed the largest portion of it. 1t
es,ed, kid Weller sits behind Erula
ana looks Il for the interests OF the
Wc~stcrncrs. 1t is Impossible, however,
what the amount OF the bank-roll. is
that backs Ullman, nor is ii known posi-
lively who the men are that furnished
the money. 1t is believed that half a
milton dollars is the capital.
l'llmln operated on a syndicate roll
two years. ago. Ut was said that he had
$500 600 behind him. ily lost it. s.
won heavily in Two WI, = hooF~ -
h. made au the Tennessee Derby and
the Prooklyn Handicap. He had a
scheme for establishing a Monte Carlo
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NO NOVELTY RACES
AT YONKERS TR0TS.
The Plan Did MOI work Well ut
brighton Meeting.

There will be no novelty races al tho
grlal cirtult meet II the Empire City
Trol.ing Cluo Tho failure of this style
or competition at brighton Beach prob
ably sounded Its death kucll, n for
that reason the owners OF the Yonkcrs
track VIII conduct straight trotting
races with the rule that nom winners
of a hear IN ,h"ee shall be sent to the
harm.
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Cuban v-Ginnts to Play Hobokens,

The Cuban N-Giants, the champion colored
baseball team OF this country, will play the
strong HoJoken team at the st. George Cricket
Grounds ia Hoboken next Sunday. These teams
usually play the hardest kind Of a game against
each other. The Hobokens have won eight games
out 81; thr last nine PLACED. The Cubans broke
their winning streak three weeks ago.
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lfifthI Inning.

Burke hit 10 left for a base Hagen
sacrificed, Hughes IL Donovan Purnell
grounded to Flood, Irwin helded Pier
son nut, No runs
shcokard singled to centre, Keeler
doubled past Hagen, Sheckard scoring
from lirst. Keel"r stole third. D0lan
singled and k"eirT scored rkllen
reached ihird or lllgen's wild throw,
lptny y ms IohuSan foul flied 10
Piersun. irwin famed. Flood line flied
80 li'ay. Three runs.
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was safe on Twins tumble. Mclcher
laced a single to centre. Donovan
#raNosd voorhees, liner and stepped On
Flood was out, Dickson to Homer.
l.atImer famed, Dickson made a fast
play on Hushes's warm E%rounder. No
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mp The gloomy shadows disappear.
The eyes snap and sparkle and chal-
l.nge every one within reach.
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second Inning.

Bray lined a beauty tu len Tor a base.
HE reached second IN Dlckspu's sacri-
.lgr, Irwin 10 Donovan. ilolurr famed.
MEF'Ih,r' PGp I,'9 mo- TO pomSEam 81 rnns
,lu-tn Latlmcr m.ru,d 10 g-irrsuu.
Nonrnecs haulol down HuEhos's soarcl
against the rignt-lold fru,r. BRAY
non ilrst IN The errir sh"rkard was
%nn'lei irving 10 reach second ON the
error. ono RIM.
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Abe Attell, The clever California leather weight,
and '1Kid' Abel, OF Chicago, VIII try conclusions
In q six-round bout At a boxing shoN 10 be held
a~ssisisn on P0inls.
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Manic Worm was me o0rTY plCo-
maker followed By. orion, Red knight
10 the turn, whero Mamie Worth blew
up al orion took the lead, showing
The way to the stretch In the run HON
Rcd Knight went 10 the front aud won
easily hy four lengths from orion, who
VIZ '~hrco-quarirrs of a length ~ front
of DR.. savior,
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Third Set.
T. I. F ;. R R65RlsT'S, 8 ftGi5tii S-i-i
whitman Goes TO Pieces.

With the score on sets at . to I
against him Whitman tried to rally I'm
the opening game of the fourth set, bat
He could not get the ball over the net,
and when ne did the Briton put the bali
back for a place shot, r.. +, Doherty
slowly but surely began TO beat Whit
scoring all along on the bad returns of
Whitman, who was so weak that IN,
could not make an adequate resistance.
Whitman was surely a beaten man.
his court as he pleased and the score
on games soon stood 5-love In favor of
Doherty.
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

laptclal 70 lnt Evening Nuf4dl
RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, Aug. 20.
The entries for to-morrow's races are
as follows;
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Third Inning,

I Cy Voorhees, laced q beauty to centre
for a base, Burke's grounder to Dahlun
advanced Cy TO second Hagen hit 10
Dall len and Voorhees, Was thrown out
at third, Purnell singled 10 left. Pier
son reached second on S~heckard's mum
of an easy soArer, Hagen scoring, Don
ktelel died, Melcher 10 Homer. Dolan
strolled. Dahlcn singled TO left. Purnell
hauled down Donoyans liner. MelcheT
! helded irwin out. No runs,
Fourth InniHE.
Dickson grounded " Dahlen. Hornsg
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+. Doherty ........ 4 2 ~
Y. d.. whitman .......1 / / | 1 2-l3-
whitman Wins the Second.

The resourCefulness Of Whitman was
clearly demonstrated in the second set,
lie began 10 lob against his opponent.
forged ahead to 3-lovc. Whitman used
his lobbing tactics most effectively when
the Briton was in the western court,
where he had to look up at the sun.
shots all along and in many respects he
was more steady and accurate than the
American, In the eighth game Whitmah
was very bad in making his returns and
allowed Doherty 10 take the games on
his errors. The reverse twist service
was used by the American, but II play
ed no part In the result, Whitman stun
held to the lead at 5-3 on games, He
managed TO get set at Go. but the heat
was taxing him and he was not so
forceful as In the days when he won
a long line OF American titles.
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Second Set.
R. F. Doherty.,. 1 3 8 4 l I g
AZ. D. whitman. = Z 4 , 4 ] / i-3
Doherty Wins Again.

Both men We're tired when the tlird
set was started. 1t was noticed that
Whitman was working and labOring for
his points while the Briton, although
Than the other. The first game went to
the American after a hot struggle about
the net and the points had gone t.
deuce. Then followed n great piece of
sensational play whirh lasted through
four games. The two famous players
vent at it as forcefully as they knew
how and the English player got the
lead at "a. on the tenth game they
ness that the points seesawed back and
forth between deuce and vantage. DO
herty was five times within taking the
It b. evident tina Whitman is In poor
shape and Is not the same man as at
The evening world., 1902-08-26
DOHERTY WINS
FROM WHITMAN.
English Tennis Champion
Takes The Match - Hither-
to Unbeaten American Is
Unsteady and Loses.
lspecl,1 to The Evening Motld

N1l'NhaA ~ ''N 'N'''
NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 26.-Once
too often the hitherto unbeaten
Malcolm d. Whitman has played on
the tennis courts. He was no matcn
for r. +. Doherty, The former cham
pion of all England. 1t was the repc-
tition of the w~earing-out game which
the Britons play so we'll, and now
they have the American champion
ship in the singles within their grasp,
for it is regarded a. a certainty that
r. F. Doherty will beat William II.
Larned o-morrow in the coming
match.
The score by which the Briton
gained his victory over Whitman was
6-1, 3-6, Ga, Go. The final set
was played at a terrific pace, but
Whitman was so weak that he was
unable to make anything like a de-
Tense, and lost it without winning a
game.
Nearly 5000 spectators were wded
about the square of turf, which had
been rolled down as hard and smooth as
the top of a billiard table.
r. +. Doherty was the first to come
on the court. and he was followed n few
minutes later by Whitman.
The toss was won by the Briton. who
chose the service. He lost the first point
by Il double fault. Then Whitman lost
two points on outs and was twice passed
by Doherty, who took the game. Don
erty took the second game by his clever
place shots, which he played with great
effect against Whitman's service. Both
men were playing careful tennis and
had not begun to extend themselves.
Whitman tried to get to the net in the
third game, but again lost by poor play,
and the score stood at 3 love on games
against the American.
The places of the Briton were superb
and he earned the points in rapid order.
The great Whitman was being out
played. There was not a question about
II, and he was worried by the manner
In which the Englishman was able To
score by passing and place shots against
him. Whitman rallied in the sixth game
n by better work at the net he took
the game at 80. The set ended at 6-l
In favor of the Englishman, who won
the final game on Whitman's error
First Set.
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hagen struck oat. Purnoll llcl. Irwin
t, Donovan, Persons low line dry,
NAs taken by po.ln No runs.
X, ciur beat out \ buut To Hagen. Bu.h
.rutt trs moved up on the Wild pitch.
Doiau's slashing single Ia left scored
.oud On a wild pltch Dahl"G'sS Out.
Mrithvr 10 l]iurner, advanced nolan Ia
.tlirl. Donovan hunted to Burke ami
nolan was nailed ut the pllle Donovan
ms Wild throw NNln was udt on
-IllIiE-A LIOe stnn and tMrnM. two INNS.
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". Il. HOLGATE

w. A. Holgate is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for
county treasurer. Mr.. Holgate has
been a resident of Duluth for many
years, coming to Duluth in 1887. He
has always been a public-spirited
citizen, ever taking much interest
and pride in the upbuilding of Du-
luth and St. Louis county. His rep
utation as business man is such
that the people of St. Louis county
have confidence that if he is nomi-
mated and elected to the office of
county treasurar the business of
that Office will be conducted with
faithfulness, integrity and ability.
As party man Mr.. Holgate has
always been active in promoting
the interests of the Republican par
ty, both national, state and county.
His faithfulness to the party has
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
=. e. DOITLING.

OF Eveleth, is a range candidate
sentatives from the Forty ninth dis
trict, and invites the suffrage of Re-
publican voters. He believes the
ranges are entitled to more equal
share of political honors than has
heretofore been accorded the north
end of the district, because of the
fact that our enormous iron aid
lumber interests SO demand, and
because with Hon. E. B. Hawkins in
the Senate and P. E. Bowling in the
House the iron ranges and their
constantly increasing industries
will receive justice.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
7. I. IRNSTEAD

Is another who has always been a
Republican, and one who, during
his long residence in St. Louis CO.
has never before asked for political
prefernent at the hands Of his par
ty. He has announced his candi-
dacy for the office Of sheriff, and So
licit5 your support and votes at the
primaries on September 10Th. His
record as business man in Duluth
for many years may be accepted as
an assurance that any official duties
with which the voters may entrust
him Will be attended to in a beCOm-
mo and satisfactory manner.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
n. G.. PALMER.

Who has filed for the Republican
nomination for register of deeds, is
justly entitled to the vote of every
Republican in St. Louis county. He
was former mayor of the City of
Virginia, where we all know him as
respected citizen, working Re-
publican, an able and competent
man for the position sought. He
is the Mesaba range candidate and
solicits your votes and assistance at
the primaries on September 10th.
He has been resident of the range
since 1893, has never before asked
favor at the hands of the party, and
is assuredly entitled to the consid.
Grafton now asked.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,


United States Land Office,
Duluth. Minn.. August7, 1902.
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 California, Ore
gon. Nevada. and Washington Territory
as extended to all the Public Land States by
act of August 4, 1872.
PETER SWANSON,
of Soudan county Of st. Louis, State of
Minnesota, has this day fled in this Office his
sworn statement No. 6529, for the purchase of
SWA NEh, NJ SEA and NEA SWA Of SWA
of Section No. 25 in Tp. No, 81, N, r No. IS. w.,
and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this Office al Duluth,
Minn. on Thursday, the goth day Of Novem-
Der. 1872.
He names as witnesses:
Patrick Greaney, Of Duluth. Minn.
W. N. Long,
Arthur Erickson, of Soudan, t.
A. Olson. 8
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims In this Office on or before said
Goth day of November 1909.
VIM. E. Oulkin.
Aug. IL Novn. Register
Maginnls 4 Seymour, Attys. Duluth. Mimi.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
SHERIFF..
7OHN 4. HEALY.

One of the pioneers of the range
who cast his lot with the Mesaba
ahead of the railroad, announces
himself candidate for the Repub.
lican nominate for sheriff, and
asks your support. His party fealty
is known quantity to his many
friends, and his integrity and abil-
ity is unquestioned. He earnestly
solicits your support at the primar-
les, and if elected assures an able
and honorable administration OF
the office.
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&. ~ Bj'NtNE EJ'T.

For the past ten years connected
with the Duluth, Nissabe 4 North
ern in the capacity Of roadinaster, is
a candidate for the Republican
nomination for sheriff. \ lifelong
Republican, a faithful party worker
at all times. \ conscientious, com
petent man, he asks your support
and your votes, assuring a right ad-
ninistration Of the affairs of the Of
flee if elected.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15

not been prompted by any thought
of Office, having never before been
a candidate for anything. 1t is such
faithfulness that the party should
consider when men of known abil-
ity are candidates for office. His
nomination, there is no doubt, will
be for the best interests of the party
and public.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
7. 3. NIDDLECOFF

Former judge of probate again
announces himself candidate, sub
ject to the will of the Republican
primaries on September 10Th. His
Ca pa bility has been exemplifed, his
party fealty is unquestioned He is
an able lawyer, courteous and oblig-
ing to all, and any support accord
ed him will be to the best interests
of the county and party.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
! COMMON
>COUNCIL
}pRocsnD'sss. Publication
18th Regular Meeting.

l1Ch Regular Meeting.
Council Chambers,
Virginia, Minn., Aug. 5, 1902.
Present - Aldermen St. Cyr, Walberg,
Cohen, George, ,. Holmer, Mr.. Presidents.
Acknowledgement Hovland and Johnson-2
Moved and supported that the minutes of
the previous meeting be adopted as read and
ordered placed on file
Carried.
The following bills were referred to the
finance committees:
Virginia Light & Water Co.. ,llightinR
for july, 1902 Sl78 90
A. Hawkinson & Co., supplies. .... 272O
W. L. Bailey Lumber Co. lumber.... 81 rs
Albin Carlson. board of prisoners.
July, 1902 525
Total. .. 8 403 20
Alderman Johnson takes his seat in the
council.
Alderman Hovland takes his scat in the
council.
Moved an3 supported that the application
OF h. @. Mcdonald and A. J. Mcdonald, do
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
UILLIIN r. IVASSON,

Of this city, believes the range in
terests are entitled to representa-
tive and has filed his affidavit for
the Republican nomination. Mr..
Wasson is an able, energetic man,
and one in whom the voters of the
district may safely entrust their in
terests. He respectfully solicits
your support and your votes at the
primaries on September 16.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
COUNTY TREASURER.
L. II. WHIPPLE

Needs no introduction to the vot-
ers Of St. Louis county. AS present
treasurer he has made an excellent
official, courteous and obliging, and
his past record fully warrants him
in asking an endorsement at your
hands at the primaries on Septem-
b,r 10Th. A vote for L. H. Whipple
will mean a vote for the continual
ton of past services. and will be a
vote for the right man.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
DIR. DATID GRAHAM,

Of West Duluth, has become a
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for member of the house OF
representatives from the Forty
ninth district, and asks your assist
ance. If elected he will make an
able man in the right place and the
interests of the district will be sub
served.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15

DR.. David Graham and George J.
Mallory, West Duluth, candidates
for the Republican nomination for
the state Legislature from the 10Th,
were looking over the Virginia situ-
alton Wednesday. Their respective
announcements will be found else
where in The Enterprise.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-08-15
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Duluth. Mimi, July 1, 1902
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1879. entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States by
act OF August 4. 1892.
AUGUST JOHNSON,
of Duluth. county of St. Louis, state of
Minnesota, has this day filed in this Office his
sworn statement No. 64O6, for the purchase of
the NJ Of the NEA and the NJ Of the NWA
of Section No. in Township No. 60 N, Range
No. 1s W, and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and
to establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this Office at Duluth.
Minn., on Tuesday, the 14th day of October,
1902.
H : names as witnesses:
Axel Carlson, of Duluth, Mimi.
Charles Lendahl,
Olaf Paulson. ''
Herman Paulson, &c
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
fi.e Gheir claims in this office on or before said
14,h day of October, 1902.
VIM. E. Cullxin, Register
John J. Sluse, Atty. July 1l-Sep ~
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!! SCHOOL
!: BOARD PRO-
!: CEEDINGS.
Official
Publication.
SfEeeGGGeGGeE

At meeting of Trustees Of School District
No. %, St. Louis Co.. Mimi, held May "A,
at Eveeth.
Present-rrustees Hearding, Moore and
Coates.
The following bills and May pay roll
was ordered paid.
w. j. Hayes & Sons. six months in