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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-05

The vote of the county so far as
received up to the hour OF going to
press appear In our tabuated state
ment on this page.
Eleven precincts are still to be
heard from, including Upper Cotton
wood, Flatwillow. Wilder, Judith, Ev-
erson. Edgewater. Findon, Eso, La
vina, Weede and Musselshell. These
precincts gave Republican majority
I OF ninety-one two years ago. No vote
appears from Alder Grove and il is
reported that no election was held
there
II can be safely asserted that the
Republicans have won a majority for
Dixon. Holloway. Waite, King. Croft.
Belden, David and Day. The vote
between Hlger and Smith and that
between Stafford and Hogeland is
very close with chances rather favor.
Ing the Democrats. Fowler. Kelly and
Mckee are certainly defeated and it
looks very much as thougL Slater
would win over Bebb. A few small
errors and the returns from missing
precincts may make a great difference
! with the success or defeat of the cam
diGates for several places
The total vote reported for each
candidate is as follows:
For congress: Dixon 955; Evans
S2i.
For associate justice: Holloway
l,O56; Leslie $40
For state senator: Waite l,O4O:
Alexander 1887.
For representatives: King 99S.
Smith S99; Hilger 95l; Robinson 765.
For sheriff: Bebb 9s2; Slater 1 ,076.
For treasurer: Croft 1,03l; Shaw
97s.
For clerk and recorder: Kelly 96S:
Hazen 1913.
For attorney: Belden LOO; Mac
Gowan $50.
For assessor: Fowler S2S; Pick
1,201.
For superintendent of schools: Nc.
Kee 66S; Miss Meyerslch 1897.
For surveyor: Stafford s62; Hoge-
land 1,022.
For coroner: David ssa; Treacy
944.
SCI.
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New Xork-

| New York.
Greater New York, 1.54O districts
out Of 1,543, odell 1885, Coler 27s,.
sci.
New York State.
1850 districts out of 3,Oil in state
outside of Greater New York, gave
Odell 214,350. Coler 160,llS.
Kentucky.
153 out of 204 precincts. Jefferson
county, including Louisville. gave
Shawley. DEM. for congress 1873,
Erving, rep, 11,701.
New York.
Brooklyn Eagle says. "Coler carried
Kings county by at least $4,000, and
may reach 10000.
New York.
PA districts outside Greater New
York, gave Odell for governor so.
900, Coler 42,930. The same districts
1900 gave Odell 61,6Sl, Sanfeld 49,.
10S..
Brooklyn, N. Y.
20 out of 52S districts 0del ll,027,
Coler 1921.
New York.
223 districts outside Greater New
York gave Odell 54,774, Coler 26,33S.
Brooklyn 14O out Of 52S districts. gives
odell 1920, Coler 61.035.
Boston.
15l city precincts out of 1856 gave
Bates 24.25i, CASTOR 1851. Same
last year gave Crane, rep. 23,43O,
Quincy, dem. for state treasurer. l6,
900, Dudalson, dem., 1852.
Buffalo.
City complete gives Odell 2S,O57 and
Coler 29,312.
Brooklyn.
200 districts out Of 52S 0dell 31,-
56l, Coler 39,SS6.
EImira, N. Y.
Complete, total 3,79S for Odell, Co.
Ter 3.Sl0.
3. & M. Precincts.
Great Falls. Dixon. rep. 70, Evans
20, Leslie 1902. Holloway s, Dee |.
New York.
Greater New York, 1850 election
districts out of 1,543. Odell 462,12S.
Coler 257,449.
Columbia, 8. C.
Vote exceedingly small Entire Dem |
ocratic state and congressional tick.
ct will be elected. No particulars OBJ
tainable tonight
New York.
1.123 districts out of 3.02l in state |
outside Greater New York give Odell /
1So, 40, Coler 1884.
Chicago.
905 precincts give Duffy, rep. ST..
$50, Donovan for state treasurer,
dem,. S5,393. rs precincts gave Hea-
ly. rep. 5,515. Barrott. dem. $685.,
Hamberg. rep. 5635, kimossey DEM,
$500. $50 precincts gave Duffy, rep.
94.660. Donovan. dem., $3.50.
Omaha, Nebraska.
There are LOO precincts in Ne
braska; out of these lo2 are in Oma.
ha and Douglas county, out of 6 pre-.
cincts in Omaha and Douglass coun.
ty 5 give Mickey. rep. candidate for
governor, 632 The fusionists get 1872.
Boston.
For Republican governor 32.049,
Castor 1o,095.
ST. Paul, MINI.
Two years ago Van SAINT. rep, car
lied Minnesota by 1854 plurality over
Linn, dem. Four precincts In first
ward of st. Paul. Van SAINT, rep. for
governor S74, Rosing 1913; same pre-
.incts in 1900 gave Van SAINT 44S,
linn 524. Three out of five precincts
n Hastings gave van SAINT 219. Ros-
ng 49, same precincts in 1900 gave
Van SAINT 262, Linn 2i1.
New York.
Greater New York 1.48S districts
mt of l,543, Odell -J4,073. Coler 80,
46.
New York.
The New York World gives Odell
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-05
Protection AND PROS
PERITY CARRIES THE DAY!
Both Branches of Congress Will Be Organized With
Good Republican Working r1ajorities- es--tieavy
Republican Gains Throughout
the Country.

The following bulletin on the nation
al and state results were received by
the Argus Tuesday night:
Arkansas.
All Democratic nominees for con.
gress elected.
Mississippi.
All Democratic nominees for con.
gress elected.
Kentucky.
Fourth congressional district, Smith,
Dem, elected.
Galveston, Texas.
Democratic nominees for congress
in the End, 7th Sth and 9th districts
elected.
Columbus, Ohio.
Reports from Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Dayton and other cities Indicate larg-
er vote than was anticipated.
New York.
594 districts out of 3,041 in the state
outside of the city of New York give
give Odell 1895 and Coler 95, ,141;
same 1900, Odell 136,S47, Mansfield
105,273.
Buffalo.
Thirty-fifth congressional district,
Ryan, dem, elected; Seth congress
sional district, Alexander, rep, elect.
ed.
Kentucky.
Louisville, election OF Democratic
nominee for congress in 1st, End, 9Th
and 7th districts and Republican in
11th district.
Brooklyn.
440 districts out of 52S gave Odell
$1,000, Coler 9O.3S0.
Chicago.
$50 precincts, Cook county, gave
Busz, rep, for state treasurer, 52,363.
Dudalson, dem.. 50.712. $50 precincts
gave Busz 65,476, Dudalson 60,O1O.
Chicago.
$50 precincts gave Busz 6S,612, Du-
dalson 63,325.
Twenty precincts for sheriff, Kee-
ley 1,l57. Barrott 1855. For treasur-
er, Amberg 1,20S, Bassett, dem., 1854
in 1900.
Boston.
Returns for governor from 80 cities
and towns In Massachusetts, indicate
that on this basis Republican plural
ity In state will be about 1000.
Chicago.
In First congressional district, pre-
cincts out of 155 gave Madden, rep,
37l; Heinrich. dem. 65l. 725 pre-
cincts gave Busz. rep, for state treas
urer, 1926; Dudalson. dem., 67,211.
Boston.
Nominees for congress in 1st, End,
3rd. 7th, Sth, 18th and 18th and 14th
districts elected.
Concord, N. II.
Twenty towns in Newhampshire
give Bachelor. rep. for governor, g.
$780, Harris, dem, 1868. Same in
1900 gave Jordon, rep, 2,9lS; Tyler,
dem, 1880
Hamilton Co., Ohio.
Twenty precincts out OF 247 Le-
land. rep. for secretary of state, 1883;
Bigelow, dem, 2,479. Same 1901,
Nash 6,291 Kilbourne. dem. 1850.
Cumberland county. 20 precincts out
of 297., give Liland, rep. secretary of
state, 3,175; Bigelow. dem. 1924.
Same in 1900 gave Bush, rep, 1850;
Kilbourne. dem, 2.734.
Jamestown, NJ. Y.
Returns indicate that Whalen. rep.
for congress has carried Chautauqua
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AND INTERESTS OF THE GREAT JUDITH COUNTRY

the election for governor by between
fifteen and eighteen thousand.
ST. Paul, MINI.
40 precincts out of ia gives Var
SAINT 4,Ol9. Rassig 1895.
Hartford, Conn.
Chamberlain for governor 3i.923
Carey, DEM, 26,5SO; Democratic gain
20, 700.
The Philadelphia Enquirer gives
Hennepacker. rep. for governor OF
Pennsylvania. 10000 majority, which
will make an increase of $4,000.
New York.
55 districts out of 1.543 in Greater
New York to be heard from; Coler's
estimated plurality for c.. ll5,7Si.
Butte, Mont.
90 precincts out of 215, Dee 65. Ev.
ans 63, Dixon 63. Sproul 49,. Holloway
LAG. Leslie 60, Cameron rs.
Warm Springs.
Evans 3. Dixon Is. Sproul 3. Dee
3. Leslie l3. Holloway %. English %,
Fitzpatrick %, Lincoln 90. Allen 81.
New FORK.
Davis and McCaul, Democrats, elect.
ed to supreme court, plurality 20 to
so thousand.
Hartford, Conn.
"a towns and cities in Connecticut
elected Sc Republicans ana 81, Dem.
ocrats.
Chicago.
$50 precincts gave Duhy 96,1l6: $50
precincts Murphy. rep, ar state treas.
urer. 9S,l91, Donovan, dem. 9l,9O3.
In the 9Th congressional district five
precincts out OF 109 gave Oliver. rep.
46S, Duborrow, dem., 432; 1873 out of
l,371 precincts IN Cook county gave
Healy 1884. Barrott. dem, l,499.
Topeka, Kansas.
Twelve precincts outside of Sbau.
NEE county give Bailey, rep. for gov.
ernor 6O7, Maddox, fusionist. 1872.
Chicago.
Complete returns from Livingston
county. 16 senatorial district of iii.
nois, give Fish, rep, sos. Herrick.
rep, 1000. Moran. dem, $500. Haas.
dem. 5000.
New Hampshire.
Democratic state committee con.
cede that the Republican ticket of
New Hampshire is elected. General
assembly will be Republican.
Omaha, Neb.
Mackey, rep, for governor 1886,
Thompson, fusionist, 2.942.
Milwaukee.
Civ nranipnto H., tEs....g..
Milwaukee, give Rose. dem, governor
300; Lafollette, rep. All; 20 precincts
Wisconsin, 25 Milwaukee, Rose. dem,
1927; Lafellette. rep, 2,,oI.
Topeka: Ten precincts give Bow
for congress, End district. sis.
Bowman $50.
Wisconsin.
~ precincts, q Milwaukee. Rose.
dem., 2.S56; Lafellette rep, 3,69s.
Chicago.
7SO precincts Healy. rep. o9,74O:
Barnett. dem. S5.966: Hamberg. rep,
1924; kiomassey, dem. SOLOS.
Milwaukee.
22 precincts Wisconsin, l. Milwau.
kee. Rose, DEM, 4,45s: Lafollette,
rep. 1926.
Kansas City.
Republican chairman comedies Jack.
son Democratic by 1000 majority.
indianapolis.
$40 precincts outside OF Marion
county gives Shoemaker. dem. 25..
635. Storms, 3l,754. Republican gain
.7O5. Reports from congressional
districts gives Republican. 4 Dem.
ocrat. doubtful. Raining all over
state. Vote very light.
Galveston, Tex.
Bigger reports received. Everyone
On Democratic ticket elected.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-05

publican; Cascade Republicans elect.
ed their senator and the legislature
with one exception.
Lewis and Clarke county elected
Republican legislature, and Holloway
carried the county by 1,40O; Dixon by
about 200.
Silver Bow gave majority for both
Holloway and Dixon; probability is
that fusion ticket has carried the To-
cal Offices.
The country at large is Republican,
both house and senate.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-05
MONTANA Redeemed BY
THE REPUBLICAN HOSTS
Dixon and Holloway Win by Handsome PIuraIities--
Legislature Will Be Observation-Disclosures
Win Nearly Everything in the County
--Mss r1eyersick Has Long Lead.

Great Falls. 3 p. m, Nov. 5th.-Dix.
on's majority in state estimated about
1000; Holloway's 5000. Legislature
probably Republican by small major
ity.
Cascade county almost solidly Re.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-05
give Martin, rep, lS,4OS; Burke, dem.
Wyominu.

iO,75O. 'e
Wyoming.
Cheyenne; precincts in Cheyenne
give Randall, rep, congressman 29l
Clements, dem., LOG.
Associated Press bulletin from
Ohio gives Republicans thirteen con
gressmen and three Democrats at this
hour.
San Francisco.
SO precincts give for governor
Lane, DEM, 6l9. Sardee, rep, 49S.
Helena, Mont
43 precincts: Dixon, rep. for con.
gress, 3,146, Evans. dem, 2,123, Dee,
491, Sproule, 29S, Holloway, 2,9SS, Les.
lie. 2,662.
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Indications received from state Re.
publican headquarters show that the
state ticket will give a plurality of
about $4,000 for Republicans.
Pennsylvania.
State has gone Republican by up
wards of 100000. Pennypacker, rep,
majority 10 thousand. Republican
majority in legislature assuring Pen
rose s return to senate.
Kansas City.
40 precincts out of 145 show major
ity for Democrats Of 3.026.
Sioux Falls, S. o.
Complete returns from 16 towns and
cities give Herrick, rep, for governor
2.942, Martin. dem., 1882.
Chicago.
$50 precincts out of 1921 Keeley,
rep. 1929. Barrett lo,5S7. Ham,
burg, rep, 1888, Kiomassi. dem., 15,.
833. Outside Of Cook county 100 pre-
cincts Busz, rep, 1923, Dudalson H.
4S4, Manner, rep, 1853, Hickory,
DEM, 1869.
ST. Paul.
Eleven precincts gave Van SAINT L.
165, Rosling. dem., LAB. The same
precincts two years ago gave Van
SAINT 1,105 and Linn 1,046.
Kentucky.
Returns from six out of eight coun-
ties: Krimble, dem, 1,34S plurality
over Cannon, rep.
Louisiana.
221. Carey 3,643. Democratic gains
3l4.
Chicago.
740 precincts. Busz for state treas
urer 73,609, Dudalson $1,000. Repub.
licans are carrying Illinois. 30 pre-
cincts for sheriff Keeley 1918. Bar
rett, dem. 1855. For county treasur-
er Sam Burke, rep, 1,943, Kossimoski.
dem., 1900.
New York.
Secretary Democratic committee
claims state by 10000. At Republi-
can headquarters statement was made
that Democratic party carried Great
er New York by 100000. Odell come
down with 10000, giving him state
by 10000.
New York.
74S districts out of 3,021, in state
outside Greater New York, Odell 140.- |
Ill, Coler 10S,64S. Same in 1900 gave
Odell 161 ,10S. Stanchfield 121 1853.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Thirteen congressional districts in
elected twelve Repub-
ican congressman and one Democrat.
Hartford, Conn.
Chairman of Republican state COM
nittee makes following statement:
Returns from 40 towns indicate that
republicans will carry every congress
ional district. Legislature will be
republican by over 100 majority and
he whole state ticket will be elected
" over 10000 majority.
indianapolis.
Twenty precincts in indianapolis
ave Shoemaker, dem, for secretary
{ state. l,1O4, Storms, rep. 1884;
ame precincts in 1898 gave Ralston,
en-. 1892, Mudd, rep, -. Dem
cratic loss, 141.
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indianapolis

Twenty precincts in indianapolis
gave Shoemaker, dem. for secretary
of state, 1,104, Storms, rep. 1894;
same precincts in 1898 gave Ralston,
dem.. 1892, Mudd, rep. -. Dem
ocratic loss, 141.
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Continued on Eighth Page.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-05

Greater New York. 1.54O districts
out Of 1,54S, odell 1885, Coler 276,,
Sol.
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Cheyenne; precincts in Cheyenne
give Randall, rep. congressman 29I;
Clements. dem., LOG.
Associated Press bulletin from
Ohio gives Republicans thirteen con-
gressmen and three Democrats at this
hour,
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Administrators Notice.

In the Probate Court of the county OF
Graham, territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of Juan
Rodrigues, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that F. b.
Lame, administrator OF the estate of
Juan Rodrigues, deceased. has pre-
scented to this court and filed herein
his final report of his al ministration
of said estate, together with a petition
to have the residue thereof escheated
to the territory OF Arizona: and that
Monday, the 24th day of February,
1902. at 10 o'clock IA. N. of that day,
at the court room Of this court, in the
court house in Solomonville, Graham
county. Arizona, has been duly APP
pointed by this court for the hearing
thereof at which time and place any
person interested in said estate may
appear and file exceptions in writing
to said report and petition, and con-
test the same. VIM. A. MOODY,
1908 Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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Mining Application No. 765.
SURVEY No. $50

UNirED sTArT. LANB oFTi.f.t
Tucson. Arizona. Dec =. i's'i
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance -
Chapter Six 81 Tittc XXXiI Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United staics. Anwen Lafave
and Henry II. Rca. whose postofi.ce address BE-
Clifton, Graham county. Arizona. claiming OBJ"
Midnight lode mining claim. bearing gold. sii-
yer, copper aud other precious metals. being
116j1 feet in length With surface ground a"
feet In width. situate In Grcculcc Gold Mouu-
tain Mining District. Graham county. Arizona.
has made application for United states patent
for said mining claim. which IL described To tie
field notes and official plat on die in the United
States Land Olicc at Tucson. Arizona. o. f,,-
lows
Beginning At cor. No. /. the north east cor -
survey. pine post feet long in. So SO 70
in. in ground. vita mound 81 stone. rcrihHi
l-l5i5. whence the NV. cor. srr u % -. o.
30 east g. & :. X y y 81. bears north 1'll .
feet Sunset Peak bears north % deg. . min. f1
sec. east HcMillars Peak bears e. Deg a.
min ~ sec east. North east end center ~ loca-
ton bears ~ deg f3 min. q. - feet Thence
south war u deg ~ min. east 6l7- feet o. cor
No 2. pine pos: feet long In. 81. st q in-
I'm ground. with mound Of stone. srribed 2-i5ti
whence cor. location bears n. % de-. 90
min G. 2i392 feet Thence % deg ~ min. "
war u deg o. min e. 1881 feet 20 cor 10. r.
identical with s.-y. cor. location. pine post
feet long 4 In. So. set on bedrock. with mound
of stone feet high. scrlbed 3-i5B whence s--u-
end center Of location bears north - deg o. min
W. ~ pi feet Thence north var. D. deg. Or min
east 6l7s7 feet 20 cor. No. g. pine pot frrt
long IN. 50. set Is in. In ground. with mouui
Of stone. scribed 8-lJfj. whcnc- NV. cor. io.a-
ton bears g. GO deg % min w.. 10. feet Theure
n 60 dec. - min. e(var. y deg Is min. f. Do,
feet 70 cor. No. !. the plncs Of beginning
Area, BAT acrrs
This claim T. located west Of and ndioins 80.
10 tp- =. r. 20 e. and in sec. p. tp g.. r. - r.
g. & = X. d. & ".
The discovery cut bears from cor. ~. !. south
% degrees OF min west 6p) % feet.
The presumed general course 81 the Ledge o.
far a. can be determined from the development
work done. lies in the center Of the claim ~
surveyed. aud bears north 60 deg - min. east.
1861 feet from the center II the west end line.
The location Of this claim + or record in the
Office Of the county recorder Of Graham county.
Arizona. at page AZ Of Book 70 Of Record. q
Mines
It does not appear from the Official pat thst
there are any adjoit ing claimants
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said minn g claim or surface ground
thereof a.e required 70 file their AdVerss claims
with the Register 81 the United States Land
olice ia Tucson Pima county. Arizona. dur
Ing the sixty 'GQl days period q publication
hereof or they viii be barred by virtue Of the
provisions Of the Statutes.
MILTON r. MOORE. Register.
First publication Dec u 1901.
Last rub,icaiion Feb. 70. 1917.
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FOR CARE OF THE INDECENT SICK AM
POOR OF THE COUNTY.

FOR CARE OF THE INDIGE NT SICK AND
POOR OF THE COUNTY.
For the care of The INDECENT sick
for Graham county, including medical
and sergical attendance, medicine, food
lodging and clothing, stated price
per day for each INDECENT sick person
at the county hospital.
2-For medical attendance on the in
digent sick OF the county of Graham at
the county seat not requiring treat
ment in the hospital, including prison
ers confined in the county Jail, stated
price per month.
3-For the examination OF all alleged
insane persons and report thereon
when required by the Probate Judge,
a stated price for each person so
examined.
For the care OF the county poor
where no medical attendance is re-
ouired, including good and substantial
food and lodging, stated price per
month for each person.
For fifty cords of we'll seasoned
mesquite wood.
Such bids to be fled with the clerk
of this board not later than the first
Monday of April, 1902, at o'clock p. m.
Contracts to run from April 18th,
1902 to April 10, 1908.
Bonds will be required from those to
whom contracts are awarded for the
faithful performance of the same.
The board resers es the right to re-
ject any and all bids and re advertise
for same.
BY order of the Board OF Supervisors
THOMAS SMITH,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Graham County, Arizona. j30
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DEPARTMEST OF THE INTERIOR. GEN

1 n
~ eral Land Office, Washington. ID. C., Fcbru-
airy 20, 1902 Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids, directed to the Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office. will be received by the Receiver
of Public Moneys at the U. S. Land Office at
Prescott, Arizona, up to and including the 27th
day Of March. 1912. for the purchase under the
provisions of the &C. of June 4. 1897 go Stat. 30
36) of 10000 feet h. m of green timber. TO be
suryed land. in the Black Mesa Forest Reserve.
Arizona: Commencing at the Battendorf Peak
in Graham County, Arizona, thence south along
the west rim of the Bear Mountains for the dis
lance of three miles: thence one mile due west.
thence three miles due north and thence one
mile east TO place OF beginning The tract II
surveyed would approximately include portions
of sections @ 10, Is l6, 81 and 2 in T. n. r. 81
E, with an area of about 20O0 acres. No bid for
less than 81 90 per 900 feet b. IN. for timber and
Of a lump sum of less than SIS 90 for the tops and
lops of the said 10000 feet of timber will be con
sidered. deposit of $500 must accompany each
bid, and payment in full must be made TO the
Receiver within 80 days from date of notice of
award, or may. If bidders so elect at the time of
making bid. be made in three equal payments
in 30, co ami 80 days, respectively, from such
sale. In either case a written contract and APP
proved bond will be required. By special per
nit from the Honorable secretary of the Interior,
the successful bidder will be allowed to locate.
under suitable restrictions, n sawmill on this
tract for the sole purpose of saving the timber
sold under this advertisement No timber will
be cut until marked by the forest officer in charge
and none viii be removed from his custody I'M
Ill measured, taken account of and paid for in
fnl No living timber less than II inches in
diameter feet above the ground will be allowed
10 he cut. All OF c-ery tree marked ana SOUND
enough for timber must be used and accounted
for lOps tops and rubbish must be disposed Of
under the direction Of he forest officer in charge
and purchasers will be required TO exercise the
care to preserve the remaining timber
from injury as far possible. Timber on valid
mining or other claims will be reserved from
sale Timber unsold may be purchased on the
of petition therefor within one
year without further advertisement Purchasers
falling to remove timber within one year from
date OF notice of award forfeit purchase money
aud right 10 timber unremoved unless an exien-
sion of time is granted The right TO reject any
and ali bids is reServed.-BISSHAN HERNASS.
Commissioner. fi3m0
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Notice of Forfeiture.
jarr9fIs
To Dennis Flood and sister Mary Maher, hei
John Flood deceased

To Dennis Flood and sister Mary Maher heirs OF
John Flood deceased
You are hereby notified that have expended
during the years 1899 and 1900. Twelve Hundred
Dollars, in labor and other improvements upon
the Clarke and Dorsey group of five claims,
named as follows: Philadelphia. Quaker City.
Keystone. La ra ID. and Longview; and also up
on the Colorado mining claim IN the Greenlee
mining district in Graham county. Arizona, in
which you as the heirs of John Flood. decca sed.
own an undivided one eighth interest. and that
] have also expended for the years 1899 and 1909
Twelve Hundred Dollars In labor AMI improve
ments upon the Carrie & Group Of mining claims
named as follows: Maylowcr. Magnolia. Glsdis
Columbia. Washington. and Charleston, ia the
GrceiIlee mining district, Graham county, Ari-
IONA, in which you the heirs Of John Flood.
deceased, own a one-ieuth interest. Said labor
and improvements were expended in order TO
hold said claims under the provisions Of see
ton 1924 Of the revised statutes Of the United
States and the amendments thereto, concerning
annual la Dor upon mining Chains. II being he
amount required TO hold said claims for the
years 1899 aud 1900, rs aforesaid.
And if within ninety days after the publicA-
ton of this notice, you fail refuse To con
tribute your portions Of said expenditure as
co-Owners your interests I'm the said mining
claims viii become the property OF the sub
scriber, who has made the required cxpendi-
ture by the terms OF said section IRA
Dee o. 1901 ROBf TT Il. CLARE.