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WANTS HER NAME CHANGED.

Doesn't Want the Same Patronyn'o, ~
Notorious Puoilistic Character
New York, January 1o.-Mrs. ]. I
Fitzsimmons has made application y Il
Brooklyn courts for permission TO tA'aI
her name. She gives as her reason W
she objects to bearing the same nane
that Of a notorious pugilistlc charaa,
Moreover, she says, her children wHs
ferred to as "litrie FitEs," which wa
source of annoyance.
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Fllnht Of t1ominn Pinoons

Lllishoro' Texas, January 81. A. Lamb
OF Hale county is here on visit. He car.
RED two homing pigeons from Jonesboro
y, Inc box was opened In Hale county
November 20, On November rs the birds
were released and arrived at Joueshoro De.
eenluer "a AFTER night Of about 100 miles
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A Cotton BUYER Makes a Killing.

Oklahoma city, January 1o-W. t. Peo-
Pies aged IA years, one of the largest cot
ton buyers in this section of the country,
today shot Eugene Mclaughlin, aged 81
I'm a drug store. twice through the heart
Peoplcs refused to make a statement except
to say that Mclaughlin had rulued his
life.
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Heavy pamanes Reoovered.

San Antonio, Texas, January 10 In the
case OF Francis Korrer and her three chill
dren against the Galveston. Harrisburg and
san Antonio railroad, tried In the FIFTY.
turned 4 verdict for plaintiffs In the sum
OF $4,000 Tue suit was Tor $4,000 dam
ages on account Of the husband and father
Of plaintiffs being killed by one of the dc.
PENDANTS railroad trains.
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The Gamblers Must Clos.

Denlson, Texas, January 1O.-The mayor
and police board issued a proclamation to-
day ordering that gambling resorts be
closed and that the Sunday law be strictly
number OF robbcries were committed
here last night, Business houses and pgi.
have vet been made
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OAKLAND ENTRIES.

FTTe-eights of a mile. selling. msld,aI
King Herald 119, Robert Bonner II y
The Maniac 1l9, Sir Claus 119, Mythr d
Angeleno III. Meteoro 112, MoaMna y,
knockings III, Baltest ia.
Three furlougs, purse, 2-year.ods-Es
ton Ito, Kahiolane l1S, Prince Eugen,lS
ARABIC 1l3, The Forum 11S. Clsrinetts u
Hudson 1l3, Prince Buffn 40, Len b
10, Postmaster 113, Athlete 118, Thitis
1l5. Nenecla ITO.
one mile. selling. -TorsIna 100, u y
los, Rushfelds 10, Lost Girl 109, Rls
III, Meadow Lark III, Katherine hil
l0i, Bob Palmer lO6, Elnstein Ill
Seven fmlongs, Follansbee HlghEtti
handicap. Fitzkanet rs. Sweet Tooth v
Sea Lion 40. Ordnung 1876, HeehanW U
Rey Dare t16, Andrisa 100, Josla g Y
Coal Runner 1ls, San Nicholas ll6 u
iGlycr lie, Naterscratch 1l5, Sea o'A
11s.
Mile and one sixteenth, bandlcag-.Vs
Wan 116 Fltzkanet %, Position l@, \
lick 96, CRATER %, Rio shannon lOo Ref
monde 0G. Water Cure 1875. !.
Futurity course. ng.-Herculean :.
0Eyx 100, Dan Collins liz, pecapc y
Cold Baron 1913. Saul Of Tarsrs III, w.
49, Crinkle 1871, Lakeland 49,. Alsuri y
Ncil 12S, Remora 12S'
Clear and fast
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Buried at Wheelook.

Nheelock, Texas, January s.-The re-.
mains of Torrance Turner. aged 10 years.
son sen. or W ny and NJ. o. Turner. former
vS.rlNens or this place, were Inferred hi me
W heSock cemetery today, Rev. Akins ~
lhe Presbyterian ministry officiating the
corpse was shipped from Dawson frnEas
where the parents now reside.
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soden Satisfied.

New York. January 1o,After tax y
the telephone with A. H. soden OIL
Boston baseball club, President Fres's.
OF the New York club quotes Mr.. scdeI
saying "My letter in answer 10 NJ q,
as | can remember: THE ball matter
the courts and ! am perfectly satisns
have It remain there until deelS%
reached -"
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100, Lennep 1o5, Fake 100, Maggie NJ
OS, Lou Woods 90, Tayon Ill, Pigeon \
lOl, Nellie Waddell 80, st. David Of h
Iona 80. y 1
Mile and a sixteenth, handIean-
1l5, Petit Maitre 103. Johnnie Mse,-''
96, Reseda %, w. =. Gates 104. And, n
Silver Coin 90, Jessie Jarboe 20.
Mile and seventy yards, for S.yes,4a
selling Ernest X. Parham 100, Linn n
Puryear 100, The Fashion 95. Mae mn
LatlHop 90, Leenja 105, The Way i0Q i.
sllc 81 Cousine 90, Dusty c. 90. a
Clear and fast.
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St. Paul, MINI, January lO.Goyernor
Van SAINT today announced that he would
call an extra session Of the legislature.
While the session Is called specifically to
consider the tax report, % IL expected that
consideration.
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New RuIdInn a NIotoria.

Victoria Texas. January lo.--A. & S.
Levy VIII rebuild ON their old site on the
eorner Of Main and Constitution, two.
sstory brlek, using the lower floor for their
business ihey have rented a portion OF
lne second story 10 the Flks for a lodge
Offices. INV i"""S LOT
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Poisoned by Canned Goods

Louise Texas January 10. The families
OF August Otto and Alfred Peterson were
poisoned on last Sunday by eating canned
salmon and tomatoes, eight or nine nerSors
IN all being affected. Some OF them have
been quite sick. but all will recover
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Struck oilin Alabama.

Chattanooga, Tenn, January l0.-A spec
ial TO the Times from Florence, Ala. says:
Gordon oil sand struck today at Cherokee,
Colbert county, at depth OF 300 feet The
product ~ the well is said 10 be ine Illumi-
mating oil. Drilling has stopped in order
that the well may be oased with eight-nch
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Oakland Summaries.

San Francisco. January 10.-slH furlr,
selllng-Goldhnder, Senator Mats, Elhl
Time 1:141a.
Futurity course, selllng--Colonisl b
ShellmOunt, Uranus. Time Ill
Six furlengs, selling-Bard Burns vi
neuse, Modder. Time liza
Mile. selling -QuadEa, Commissions ID
ster, Jingler. Time LAP.
SIX furongs, Calimus Handicapped
Rose, Eonc, j. Boggs. Time lib,
Mile and seventy yards, selling-Hms
Wyoming, Bragg. Time 1914.
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New York, January 10--An Issue y :
Atchlson. Topeka and Santa Re rsA's
of $4,000 900 serial debentures, bearlni. Z
years, viii be annSnced possibly ~
week
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Eczema: No cnrs. Mo Paw

Your druggist Ynl refund your money II
PAZo OINTMENT fails TO cure Ringworm,
letter, Old Ulcers and Sores, Plmples and
sAse6I % seAta.
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County Court.

y, T. Gay VS.. Texas aud New I'm
railway company; mandate of co 4
civil appeals affirming the iudgme,w
low having been received, II is o d
thht process Issue to enforce the
HGut
theodore Keller vs., 4. w. Ycayer;h
ment for plaiutiCf for S7o7,p2. SLY
Barring & CortoS Hardware Comnar
G.. Z Bnllhrd ct nl; Judgment Tor
tin for 1871. S6.........,,.e''
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HE RACES.
Only Ono Favorite Was Beaten al New
Orleans.

New Orleans, January 10.--Gala Day was
the only beaten favorite and he was de
feated by Nyx against whom the ring laid
the false price of 10 TO /. Weather clear;
track fast,
~ Mile aud furlong -Mynherr, El Ghor.
Campus. Time 80.
Selling. six and half furlongs-Nyx
lola, sam Lazarus. Time 1:9l
Stceplechase handicap, short course-Rr,s.
tol, Dugnar, King Elkwood. Time 3:1oIG
Handicap, seven turoEgs-Pigeon post.
jessie Jarboc, Lady Kent Time l:27l5.
Selling, mile and twenty yards-Air, Phi
nizy, Free Admission, Waterhouse, Time
;42A. lime
, Six furlS2ngs-ohagen, Marie Bell Lady
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stops the Couoh

Stops the Cough
and Works of the Cold |
Laxative Bromo-Quinlne Tablets upd1
cold In one day. No cure, no pay
20 cents.
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THE BEST SMOKE
CUBA oil. A
CIGAR.
BRICK!

No ADV SHOULD FAIrIurled. He
W. LADi sAUTER's nte war.
so7 Preston avenue. Nice -----------
beef and roaats sold in.> wmunm.,,,
imported and ~0mealk ~ &NkEN
Lrands c. rveS
At ref-
Marhay become chronic.
II may cover the body with large
inflamed. burning, itching. scaling
patches and cause intense suffering
II has been known TO do so.
Do not delay treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system Of
the humoFs on which this ailment de.
Ponds and prevent their return.
The medicine taken By Mrs. IDA Z. Ward.
Cove Point. Nd. was Hoods SArsAparillA
She writesi Il had disagreeabls itching on
ny arms which I concluded was salt rheum
! began taking Hoods SarsapArilla and 10
two days felt better, II was not long before
was cured and ! have never had any skin
disease since"
Hoods SarSaparfkEa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise II Is positively unequaled
CO.. all eutaneous eruptions. Take It
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riftu.fifth Civil nist.i.. CO..

Fifty-fifth Civil District Court
kaufman 6 Kolbow VS.. j. b. H
passed for settlement.
a. Nj. Ellls vs. CITY Of Houston
to defendant to 'fle second amended e.
answer.
south Texas National Bank VS..
Mebb 4 Ca, Judgment for Meme
GO. on their answer.
Mrs. Annie Happ VS. l.. r. Ann.
ment for plaintiff for divorce.
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IAKEE
O|EE |
0(|K

apparel buy without any,
and are more than pleased :
cialIy is this the case win |
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While we 4, I,
use half pss, ,
to try to guII :
pie into our |
o n promise
big discount,
cost sales; d,
who take one /
at our good. !
the clever a
we give then
all winter v.,.
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Eleventh Civil District Court.
Ed. Heylln VS.. y. w. Provlne
10 plaintm to die first amended o.
petition and dret supplemental pets
J@ ca Beebe Us. r. A. Rrchardt
out. 49,,
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A DAY IN THE ACT
HEAVY DAYS WORK lhm rhe
DEEDS OF TRANsFEhApresssd
Very Little Doing in the Distri i a"nn ~.
Only One New Suit Filed Yeaneuts I
,Aj..t. o I'LL ihsuf
N'S"NJ WIN w rrOpate tcmOtin

ana p
The closing Of the county cleons IL
on Wednesday owing 10 the dea Nl
j r. KINDRED caused heavy rusrd u "
ness IN tiling papers in that office ylons
IL forced two days work into one yemC
the deputies in the office busy H. q 80 y,
~ ma
Judge Vasmer did a big days wotig gre
county and probate courts. The cl it,oi
George II. Evans, who is clerk o, on
Nasmcr's court, was not at all githc
was unable to be at his post oal,s'ii
Everything moved along all right ana "a
possible. n
o.
Suits Filed for the District Coude'
AZ 3. Lgugermann VS.. r. Collins MS NJ,
delit aud foreclosure .lt
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M ADV SHOULD FAIriurled. He
sAUTER's p-te war
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| CURE PRIVATE DISEASES.

vi men and women by original methed Of trs,,msn,
every possible test has proven srooos, ueAmeht
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
A PENDING
 TOMBSTONE DEAL
Famous Property Shifted ia
 Wrong Direction
A PROMINENT PRODUCER
TOMBSTONE, April 1, 1908.

TOMBSTONE, April 1, 1903.
 To the Editor Of ths CI,iseu:
 To . late is.ue Q, your paper .ppesr' an article to the effect that Probate Jsdge Bosswick of ihis county, and associstes, have incorporated the Bunker Hall Miuing compAny; tha, they owned five claims adjoining shs Tombstone Consolidated Mining con. psny now under She manages ent oi [ B Gage, these clsins being located on the line Of ths pe~ railroad, about two miles north of rombstone, and that the property produced s6O0.0OO in gold and silver iu former pro,per- ous d.vs Of Tombstoce. It is said that Mir. G'es trisi hard to secure the property, etc., etc.
 Now, Mir Editor, it appears Co me .hs, your reporter got 'hil." have lived iu ToAostJas tor sors than 2l years and ,hink that l know all the - oi eSOub stone, and psrtioslsrly those north {, northeast and uorthwsst of Tomb Ucn-. for about ten niiles or more |, ard can assert that there is Tot . mining claim in ell that country th., h.s in the past 3l yeas and II months, Q. s.er. prod ussi $500, GOO or S60 m orc oi asv kind
 l write tbi. because I take it for Yrsntsd that the Citizen does nos desire 60 be mad. the iastrument fskirsin thsir effort, 10 catch suckers, |, particularly ., there are so many good opportunities fur mining investments is Ihis c1un;rr, and the boosting or vildcats sissys results in injury 70 legitimate mining interests. Kespscs- fully yours. JAMES REILLY
 Tte attention Of the PRosPEsrol has becn called to the above, which appeared in the Tucssn Cit.en. The properties proposed % be worked by Inc Buntsr Hill Mining company oi Tombstone. nov under process cf incorporation, lie due south oi Tomb. stone and are familiarity known ss the R.t,lssuaks minss, themselves prominent pr>drcer.. They are eur rounded by the Emerald, Crane Csn- r.i and Comet miues, all famol. producers, and are known to b.. smsng the msU valuable inning prspertiesin ToDbs,ous. The venture is worthy Of encouragement, instead Of misrspr.sen: :stiOn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
IS NOW SUING
 FOR A DIVORCE
Wife of Famous Arizona Land
 Claimant in Court
THE DROP FROM LUXURY

Mrs Sophia l.. M. Rsavis, the wife Of the notorious James Addison Per- alta Resvi., is suing him Tor divorce in the D-nver county cIurt,H ys the Times. Non support and dessrtion are toe shArgss. sie elsims that Resvis has not contributed ts her nee is for over year and tbat he hes lived apart from her for nearly two years.
 The deIerted wife, who once lived is lurury.in the days of her husband's prosperity, is now living ina wre,ched lit,ls room in schssp lodging house at 23l9 Lsrimsr eirset. She is aban- doned by frieods snG fortune, and there I, nothing left her of h former happise,s hut her twin sons, Carlo. and Miguel. They are the apple oi the mo,her's eye and the solsce 0! her heavy misiortunss.
 Resyis wss very much in the public eye in the yesrs about le9s He se, uoa claim 70 . government land grant of no le,s than I2,5O0,r00 scres iu Arizona inclsding fheniI. Alter his downfall he went to Csii'srnis uh.re De ,tIll resides aud sad to be very poor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Sometime between now ard next Saturday the l6 h in sll uf thst part of the United oIatss !ying .ouih o' an i'm ginsry line drawn from a point in Connecticut to E. P.-o is to te sub merged and she iDh.t'tants ~sshed into kingdom come. This announce men, w.s p-ophe.i d som- time sl e tw su eminent eastern a-tfon mer. Should the back E.t-r ressh AriI 'n- |, Tomb..oue will b. saieAs we gre above the high wsssr marx.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

An unfortunate Mexican @as toda- adludsed ,n ane and vas nom ni''ed to the asyism at Phs1iI. The As1'- can vas wortsd up to religious frers,, snd irrational 10 the extent ahat it vas deem.d best 10 p'sce Sim und.r restraint e, it was Lara h- might bs come ,iolsn, and d.nssfon' ,otim.,iou O! which wss had waile be vss in custody.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

A ope-ceLi Iestsursut has peer oosped m Nov Yors city which Will furnish meals at . o st 0: from ons 'o tsn ceun, The claim Is made that the on. csn, fare w,ll supply the nouIish~ men, required in fail meal and three such me.ls . day will be ample for . healthy person. Ihi' is getting liv'ng down so . hns pOint.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Tbs Ariz,ns rangers have lu' ..r,.,.d Fill Neil and George Crcos 1, ..a ef the outls~s who are socased o' ho,a;.s u, she poss'fics si Tucum- ..,; eu.dslupe county, N N. lev ...k. ago and mu'derins . man there. They were caught near ciif- .o. md .srs regular as.srsi- havine o,.r 70 o rnu nd. O smmunition and ,sr. equipped for battle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

osser., Funston l. q iot.d e say ing: "I am v.ry mucn pissssd to ess e good . command ss the is1-'t m.nt oi Co!orsdc. 1: inc. ud.s Colo rsdo, Arirons, Utah. New A-iiso and Wyoming. Myw,rs will include . visit oncs every year 10 every poss in these statss. We shA,i live Tn Denver, which is one of ths preiis.t citiss l know."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Rev. Asure-, O. .hs Cstholis church Rev. E iiott, Of the Epl.copsl church and R-v. R4mey of the Meth odi.t church were s.ri"a's tod ,y and will hold regular seIvi's. st their respective churches ou Szndsy next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Governor Murphy bonorsi rsiui.i.. tion rsprrs irom thc governor s' ll!i- oss fer Jose, T. S;a:cs, nov in i-il at Flsgst.S. S.mSn is charged with forgery. Re will bs taken to Chicsgo for tial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Tn, cowboys Of the sier's county ,.,o.s have been initiating tsoder- ,,,. ,.nue rider so the Giis ior-s' ,,.erv. by .hoo,iog the hsfi' fro" h'. soo,,. tn. pi,e fro. bis mouth s'd other h.smis.', css,iiks a"u''mes" p,, .he ,eallerfoot s.ced pat cod "o' h. i. ,b. mas svsne the "pnncner' o, inc cou.ty.-Sil'er City Bates pfiss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

T. you wish Co mako . fortune ct blow invent sonething shssp and practical to take Inc place of wooden sail-sy i,s. The supply oi ii nb,r i' giving out, ard ties grov d arer year by yesr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Con Delaney, sn old pioneer O. Co., es;,s county, ~ho fer number O ,e.ss .ss .. re.,d .. oi Tombstone, bu, for ,hs pact tea ysss' s;ii1'n o' B,.be. is set .ousIy i.l ss his hone IL
 T,r,.,er. uI,'rapd fenr' are CT. ..,,.;ned for hi. recovery. -Revie~
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Hr. Eph Ryan oGe of the cattle hinge oi the sSlphur spring v.il'y vss Tumb.tone vi itJr tndsy oo . flying bssin ., visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

Mapag.r Seigfri.d Of i.e Tucson Electric Light ( Power cospsny, yss. terdsy l-, the contrsc, by wire for . 15e. .UOO .stsr gss plant, -h'ch is to be ,ps,.Iled ., Tucsun within the usxi lnl days
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13

10 long ss people win" have not married wish they had, and people wbo hsv. - .rried ui.h they had not, i. ,sn't yoirg 10 be easy 10 srr.ve at . sonclu-ion even with the help oi iudges of cour'r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-13
To lssions. csehiss County. Arizona.
Tu-sia0's lssue.

Several promitest tax payers oi Asrionps county are advoc.,ing the creation Of Boo c'un:y win Tempe ss the county ssst.
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-15
A Vindication.
Chronicle

Supt. Joseph Mac Donald, of the Treadwell mines, and considerable number of the inhabitants of the Is- land, returned yesterday morning from Skagway, where the matter of the death of N. c. Jones was investigated by the grand jury. Although the verdict of the coroner's jury was in itself vindi- cation, Mir. Macdonald requested that the matter be thoroughly investigated by the grand jury, which was done. Their verdict, after hearing the testi- mony of every witness who knew any thing of the occurrence, was the return of not true bill. Aside from the per sonal feelings of remorse which every man mnst bear, who has shed human blood, even though in the defense of his own life, MT. Mcdonald may feel that the cloud of suspicion is entirely withdrawn, and in honor of the manli- ness of his defense, the verdict of the people coincides with that of the jury in his complete vindication.
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-15
Charges the Grand Jury.

On Monday, Oct. 9th, the U. s. Dis trict court convened at Skagway. On that day Judge Brown delivered the jury his instructions and mapped out the particular matters which he wished taken up. Like the old Scotchman who said to his wife: Betty, they're all queer, but thee and me, and thee's a bit queer" tho Judge asserted that Alaskans are peculiar people, pecu- Iiarly situated, and surrounded by pe- euliar conditions. Liberty-loving peo- pie, but lacking the mental or moral acumen to distinguish between liberty and license, sometimes.
 To the advocate of Territorial Gov ernment, the Judge applied the gad, with the sharp spike. He intimated that unless gam bling, Sabbath breaking and the social evil were stamped out, Con- gress would pay little heed to the pray CTS for Alaskan legislation.
 The Judge said these things to the grand jury because other grand juries had been gathered in this district, they had sworn to examine all ofenses, and had failed to return true bills, even where the evidence was pretty plain.
 The miner is believer in the en- forcement of the law, but the Judge is of the opinion that the business men are not. The Judge has heard, not as a matter of evidence, but simply as ru- nor, that the business men of Alaska are afraid to indict, because they will lose fve-cent piece. ''I wish to God, :" said the Judge, "if there are any such men on this grand jury, you would ask to be excused immediately"
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-15
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT co-owNERs

To B. k. Haney and Willis Thorp, and your respective heirs, representatives and assigns: You are hereby notified that during the years 1887, 1S98 1899, 1900 and 1901, the under signed have expended $100.00 for each and eV- cry of said years in labor and improvements upon the "Alaska Treasure" Lode Mining Claim, situated in the Harris Mining District, on Douglas Island, on Nevada creek, District of Alaska, in which said mining claim you claim to have an interest. The notice of To- cation of said mining claim is recorded in the Juneau Recording District, District Of Alaska.
 The said labor was performed as and for the annual expenditure and representation of said claim for said years 1o97 1S9o, lS99, l9VO and 1901; that is to say, S100.00 was eXpend- ed upon said claim for each of said years, as required by the provisions of Section 2S24 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and the amendments thereto concerning annual labor and expenditure upon mining claims, and the said S10000 so expended for each of said years was the amount required to hold said claim for each of said years. You, and each of you, are further notified that unless within ninety days after the per sonal service of this notice upon you, or within ninety days after the publication thereof, you contribute your portion of such expenditures as co-owner your interest in the claim will be forfeited to the undersign- ed co-ownerS who have made such eXpendl- lures as aforesaid, and will become their property in the manner provided by law.
 ALEX THOMPSON
 JOHN DELLANTONIO Date of first publication August 27, 1902.
 Date of last publication November 26, 1902.