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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22
STOCKS WERE VERY WEAK

day. and the closing tone was distinctly
weak. There was no actual new deNSpp
ment to account for the sudden dlsposlu.ual
70 sell stocks. but there was a very nut
rial change In sentiment. which caused au
altered view Of the same conditions Is eN'
isted Yesterday The sentimental chaIacle'
Of yesterdays rise and that which had PFC
cedsd II for several days LETT a great pro,
atihty Of a reaction. ENtravagant as Wtle
the expectations rs to the promnttuie an
extent OF the measures which MI. Morgan
would take 10 improve the situation, there
was some disappointment this morning oyer
the delay. The hone seemed 10 he that NJ
Morgans hurried visit TO his onice immt-
diatsH upon landing from the steamer
would. result in the settlement ofh1nd OF
ell the various problems which have accu.
minated during hi, absence Of several
months Yesterdays professional conn
dence IN the sure abundance OF FUNDS lor
speculative purposes was changed today.
The engagement last night 81 SlHnh by
teleeraphtc transfer through the suhtreas.
ury to Cincinnati came TO ,atc for ehect
upon the stock market. Tho shipment was
supplemented TODAY bv another one "
100000 70 New Orleans aud the fonr was
awakened that the intcriog movement OF
currency has fsifiv soy ~ The StcrIi1-
exchange market was also notably hrm re-
hecting the vprv Dclvr snort Interest "N-
listing In that market The disposition TO
realize was much emphasized nv this de-
yclopment
Bonds were quite active and became ensv
In sympathy with stocks. Total sales par
value, $2,52s.OO0.
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prices m with rapidlty. January n %
while August managed In some way To-
s, Sd Rut at these figures the realizing
movement by scattering longs again set In
on a liberal scale. Prices were unable 10
Withstand the strain and worked point by
point lower.
Reports Of showers over the central and
eastern belt. with a forecast for ShoWCry
weather generally tonight and tomorrow.
thus indicating break I'm the hot wave
west Of the Mississippi river, helped u un.
medically active throughout the session.
and In the hast hour was general. With
liquidation overlapping all other operation,
Fear ~ August notices tomorrow led Longs
10 dlsgorge holdings in that delivery. Win
the result that Thu prices broke II points
from the top. Ia si4. later months were
weak. In sympathy. The close was easy
and net 10 I points lower. Total sales
estimated AT 100000 bales
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Bacon Strong: boxed extra shorts and
clear 1h. II -: short clears II. S7l5. Re
c.jpts Flour 700; whclt l47,OOO: corn 49,
TOO, oats 5000 Shipments Flour 5000;
wheat $4,000 corn 10000; oats 5000.
Kansas CITY. August u. Wheat-Sep-
tember 64AMo4l2; December 62& cash NO,
hard 5000; no red 662 Corn-Sep-
TENDER AIS December 43l5; cash No, >
white 36 Recent, Wheat li6. 200; corn
lt,i00; oats 2loO0. ShiDmcuts-Wheat 90
400, corn 2T2 o; oats 1000
Vow York, August 81 Wheat Receipts
$4,000. exports 10000 Spot Firm: No 2
red 76M elevator ami 7Tl4a7T@ (. o. h..
anooi; No / Northern So T. o. b. ahoat:
~ ! hard 50 f. o. b. ahoat. Options
Firm au0 higher.
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Wall street in New York stifened the
market up somewhat and the ngures were
advanced some TO I points, New orleans
lis Al that level however, there was con
siderable realizing by room shorts that sent
prices IN again. The natural tendency 90
the contract values at this luncture Is un'
despite all the pcSslmistic crop reports Win
which the bulls keep the market deinged
At the close the board showed net losses
from Yesterdays range or II pelnls OF.
3 10 points for the other positions.
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KANSAS CITY SALES.

Stock Yards. Kansas city August III
The following sales Of Texas and Terri
Husband Marietta, l. T.. ~ steers 70i
pounds, ECO; 90 steers, 1880 pounds 275:
C. j., Grant. Pnuls Valley. IS steers. 7O5
pounds, , So II steers, $50 pounds. 2.4O;
ar pounds 2.S0; S w Walker, Red Rock
~ steers 500 pounds 3.45; As steers. So
pounds, 335: 30 steers. 7s6 pounds, .. so;
- steers, SG5 pounds, 2So. Il. n. Master
son, Childress, p steers 153 pounds. 3. u,
Dave Meyers, summit, 90 calves. i5S
pounds so; ]. c. Heally, NARROW. 3S
Elgin 30 bulls, SOC pounds. 225; s. W NJ
nortE, Vernon. II calves, 200 pounds, 10.
W I Bali Bowie, - steers 200 pounds
20, pounds 3T5; 80 steers, 1875 pounds
Up A: Butler, oHoldenville. 90 calves
?:sS; 81 steers, sTs pounds, LIS; is pounds e'
q pounds, s,25; 70 steers, 2sS poupds
$685. s ]. Garyin, Psuis Valley. 50 steers steers
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COTTON VALUES TURNED WEAK

arst. but an upward move soon set Ia md
brought top prices before the end OF the
nrst half hour A slight reaction followed
and prices remained en- standstill until
near the end Of the morning call, when
there was again drop TO initial prices.
further weakness took place soon after and
beginning Of the last hour, when bottom
prices were reached and from which there
was little change during the balance of
the session. IN the net result August de-
ciiped points and the other months went
Q and Z points lower.
New Orleans started 20 points on
neal. ard down on later positions. An up
brought best prices IN the early moments
Of the session. A 2-point loss made the
level for trading during the nrst half Q,
for the latter half. with a more pronounced
loss appearing at midday There was little
change until the next hour, when smother
recession began and continued during the
rest Of the session. In the net result An
gust dropped 10 points and the other op-
lions declined to points. Sales at the
bales. Spot quotations were reduced l.lS
ct New Orleans and elsewhere stood un-
changed
An expanding movement wns clearly In
evidence Receipts at all ports for the dny
were $500 bales. compared with 600 for
the corresponding day Of last year. Since
Friday they have been 1914 bales, CON.
pared with ss4s for the same time Of ast
week and 1880 for the corresponding time
OF last year. Thus FAR IN the season they
have been T,475,33s bales, compared with
Z. 460 09o for the corresponding time OF last
season. Exports since Friday have been
1T.O3S bales, compared With 81, $50 for he
same time Of last week and 3lSS5 for the
| corresponding time Of last year. Stock at
| United States ports for the day was l4o,
| $50 bales, compared with 1903 So for the
! same day Of last week and 255 To6 Tor the
( corresponding time Of last year
In IT'S circular letter Of August Is the
American cotton yarn exchange says
Some Ire predicting lsrge crop aud 8
cents for middlng They are simply guess
ing-that's all Conditions on August 1
we're abost 4 per cent higher than they
were At The same date last year. Present
indications point 10 a crop o. about 1850
"Thcre is a very important factcr for
consumers 70 consider: the CONSUMPTION
for the year inst closing IS estimated % be
fully 100000 bales, and many, predict
hat with good business for the borrowing
year II viii take ll,JOo.0Oo bales OF Amer
can cotton TO supply the spIndles OF tn'
=. Trade conditions on cotton goods and
warns SO FAR as present business j. con
cerued, are not very enCouIaslae, let W.
can not help feeling that with preSeh
, Z general prospcrity-and under the stimulus
az large crops now making ana soon 10 n'
d harvested trade VIII be- stimulated. caus
ing a brisk demand FOR the product Of on
cotton mills We feet confident that th
; present epidemic ~ pessimism VIII nav
run its course during the month OF sep
TENDER so that nv October we snail see
, much better feeling in the trade. We *
| npct TO see .erter demand. especially 10
e cotton yfrus. az a fair margin 81 pront T.
= the manuinctlr'r
!. rs,r,bu4 q uobson wired from New OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22
NEW YORK COTTON.
Reports from liverpool Had 6ea'ish
Influence.

New York, August 2t.rhe cotton mar
kct opened barely steady, with prices TO 3
points lower, I'm keeping with weakness
In the Liverpool market. where prices had
dropped some to 2ls points, There were
foreign selling orders here and the more
prudent local longs sold out for a turn, he
Heylng the recent advance was too great
on the bulllsh factors at work and thai a
large scattering long interest had sccumu.
lated. The wall street bull element came
70 the rescue soon after the call and bid
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london Stock Market.

New York. August 2l.-Ihc tcmmer, ia'-
Advertiser London financial atirgrGm
says: Stockers We're irreEUluUi bot th. Nm
dertone was satisfactory. tonsHs declined
TO % on American sales American sicCbS
were strong early with Denver ai!0 Rio
Grande Ontario and Western uuu Canadian
Pacific leading Prices aroae IN the after
noon ON New York; profit taking nales,
the closing being substantial ~ tu-er tue
best for the day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22
MAIN SUPPORT WITHDRAWN.
LIVERPOOL STARTED THE MOVE
Reports that Recent Damage 70 Crop
tas Been Exaggerated influenced
the Traders.


Liverpool, 1-64d TO i-2-e4d lower.
Now York, 6 to 8 points lower.
New Orleans, 5 to 10 points lower.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, t-s2d lower.
New Orleans, 1-t6c lower.
Elsewhere, unchanged
Yesterdays cotton market Vas remark.
able In several respects. In the frst place
the signs OF deterioration appeared SUI.
hciently numerous 10 give the bulls another
victory and The esrly trading suggested
such a result Sentiment changed its course
with suddenness and directness that fire.
quenuy occurs when the tide begins TO
turn, but IS more the less accountable when
the logic Of events IS applied The general
unrest that marked the situation did not
permit operators of either school TO breathe
entirely easy, while the pressure 20 unload
holdings recently acquired kept the drift
Of prices steadily downward after the move
vas once lnauGarated. The talent" as
crlbed the developments 70 The belief that
recent damage TO -he crop has been exag.
Eerstei and in the absence Of Official evil
jence the idea spread VITA singular
;epidity.
The origin OF this opinion remained one
of the uncertainties OF the hour aud at the
same time the liberal support accorded the
staple In the last few days was practically
withdrawn. There we're various deductions
mat melted investors 20 be more cautious,
and business hardly reached en- average
n volume. Thoughts Of manipulation died
40 sulsu part OF the speculative MIND and
vbercer founded IN fact or fancy, the sell
l1s nd not ASSUME that proportion that
might hsye been the case had tae late
ltUs from the field borne a different tenor
Inc fast that the trade can not recscl
Win less than a "bUmper' crop to safety
the needs u consumption was kept steadily
IG the font uy some, and II indeed the gov
eminent bureau should tnd it necessary q
reVls7 is monthly statements 70 the SAM
manner SIS Ia Hb. there were thJse wa'
readily ssiw the great opportunities tor IN
opIk oi j "lns hand.' WhNe such COZ
I.ion aroused the spirit q conservatism
g2C bear found another cue fcr action
JAis appeared IA the dl8cuur7EiDE advice
t-or az Dad on the belief tlat lIe hung
spinner rs within reach " 1cart- meal
There we're also hints that the "hlg Gro
rstimattr' VII! soon be bDsiiy 81 work
and that 10 Zasdiess ~ what eNpcriepc
aas taught yee spinner WI End ne
socccs of coIiort. New cotton was COZ
slruou the movement and nad Its u
ig-Ggs ir raising the statistical posttio
q iauch more accessible point for n
exporter not which na- not taken advar
ar 4 ia TINT quarter. me offerings
-pd-s, while not heavy, we're Sufficient
suggest the advent OF sep emper aud Du
ors we're too much inclined 20 await ~
tler information TO give strength TO q
situation. There was nothing radical
the rupge Of fluctuations ard there "'
little Interruption 70 -be stump from eNt
those whose Faith remained unsbaken. TT
uudertone was not less. mr. than tne couf
of pucts. and Tho lquiuatcr 81 as pFou
ucnt .A he pfoeeeainIs -, =,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22

Kansas City, August 2l.-CattIo Re-
cepts, $500 natives $500 Texans. 675 T,xa.
g ld0o QUO native calves; market steady to 30
steers 7.45ds co; fair to good ts MOI "a so
ssI9ckers and feeders . 5oa4 Is: western
ied steers 50d5 .O5, Texas ana indian
T pot,ro S l5q$ SO; Texas cows ? SOB oo
"a 90; Gamers 1 50d2 90; bulls . 65612-So
r r,avS. o0d5 50 Hogs-Recelpts 5000
market ap active Toe higher: heavy !, 0nSi
sb IU, hSnts ,S5a6,o5; pigs 8. 5oG6. 70.
3 2o@5 co. Western lambs 4 0od1 iS ~ ,u'h nus
. we Coe. wsedthhers 3 40G4 80; Western wethers
.iiitWYS %; fed ewes 2. 35d4 IL. Texs,
sbtipped earrings S.Ood3 81; Texas clipped
az 90 ana leeders 2'So
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The Demand TO- Spots Was Moderate
and Prices Lower

New Orleans. August 2l.-There was a
moderate demand for spot cotton today,
though buyers were less willing trade-s
upon the basis factors asking prices. saIeB
AGO bales, including $50 to arrive. Quota.
lions l-l6 lower on all grades
fair amount of trading was INDUCED IN
in the market for contracts. Liverpool
was disappointing to the long element.
spots being 1921 lower and deliveries I
points under yesterdays closing. The re,
spouse ON this side was opening losses OF
to points, but early free buying by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22

New York, August 2i-Mouey on col
steady at 3Iad4 pc. cent: rlcSlng bid aud
asked 3i9d4 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 4%@t5 per cent. Sterling eXchan e
hrmer with actual business in hanGers bills
az l. 81 20 for demand and NJ ! - 90 for
sixty days: postei rates S50i $50 and
So: commercial bills s37s94 si7s. Bar
silver 52ia; Mexican dollars ~. Govern.
mpnr bonds strong; STATE bonds inactive;
railroad bonds easier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22
METALS.

New York. August i.- .bn-osd 10 lsi:;
recorded either here on a nrscss were
sustained but unchangesss were .ess
inai. English iron p "a net unensss'
Glasgow, closing S;cS pc closed 81 at 81 "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22
BUTTER AND EGGS

ST, Louis August 2l Poultry-Firn.
chickens 9l2; springs 10: turkeys llt6T7l9iI.
ducks geese Az. Steady; cre1,o
cry lT@2l; dairy l6l4Gi7h Eggs STEADY
1928 packages; steady 10 Arm; State ana
PENNSYLVANIA COCOON. Western cantiisS
i7izaie; uncsndied i59liIia,
KANSAS City, August II. --Eggs-Fresh
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CHICAGO

ooo "GGago, august 21,-Cat.le- Receipts 10
M. 'nclndlng Texans ard 1000 Westerns /:
~ r,o IVuu 10 prime steers s o0dS. 10; poor
. o,snoi'.2a; cows 1.5OGl5 80: hcifeIs \ On
~, cohLcrS J06t2 30; bulls . o5fj5 40.
S" nv, , ST,@@1 90; Texas fed steers A 0ni
Rccci,,H r"sIie az no steers t.I0d6 30. H1gs-
Ihr nlL heavy 7 ooa7 ~; Hight asgT az r.
st IN ~" 10, Shcep-Receipts IN o0n,
ffo o,p good to choice wethers z 5oiia 90:
sheen 20 Choice enS.c mixed .. 50ds 30: Western
western lambs 4 5O6f5 10 o'ooo' W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22
ST. LOUIS.

-, Louis. August 2l -CattIo
ST. including 1900 Texans; steady: nsttys
SSulppns and export steers a o,5SS ~ T.
stscrs Sset and butcher steers To9 40;
ers s,d pH so 100 pounds 3. 1905 80; stock
~ * 90; Gamers l 75do rs; bulls \ op5S
20, caves 25d7 so; Texas and nav
SO Eo Hoo go; cows and helfcrs 2. $50
PIGS and lights s,eoas ,sS; packers nsgs az
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London Money.

London. August 2l.-Cousos for money
%: for the account 20 l6. Bar silver
short bills 2Skd2 1llG, three months oils
= 11-16d2& per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22
GALVESTON.
HIDES AND WOOL

Dry flint hides ...'.'''''''.... i
Dry flint hps 49, iins Sc
Dry DE- sailed hides and k'ps, ~ ~
Wet iet'F salted hides and kips' ..os q
lected .....,..-..''''',.,...,..i 10 "a
S S BSss : :Ei":, a Ant: .Is
Horse hair ,..,;,, ,,,,, : 10 u "a ID
Wool. free medium. b,rs. .....w III
months. free from 20 months, .tp'is i
Wool, free fine' 10 = ...,.~g XII
Beeswnx .......'.'''''' ,....w
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BAD WEATHER BULLED WHEAT

Wheat started easy, but soon felt 'he
effects Of the corn excitement Cables were
indifferent aud fairer weather was report
cd in the Northwest, whore 1t WAS most
needed. In this pit 1t was q story OF et-
tects Of bad weather, Diminishing stocks.
ughter receipts and almost No arrivals TO
make up the depletion of contract The
big bull interests did comparatively 'Hlc.
elevator and commission houses begun
bdying heavily and of course shorts TO-
lowed. September WAS the more l'tlNe
and influenced advances in the other op-
uonS. The cash demand was good aud
export clcarauccs were heavy. September
started lsm4 TO AMi5 down nj 1p% to
7U9s and declined to 70i, rbpn toe corn
strength was felt and tho price went 10
= NJ one time this month was AS over
December. Late proHt.takng Nrougn' n
uip, but September closed rs up az 7il4m
7l3s. Receipts 3OG cars three nj contrdc,
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sToN.

The following are the luotations, l"
Houston live stock market as turhn r 4
the A. [. Bell Live stock Cominis''oA Z
nanny
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22

The range Of prices at New York and
New orleans for active months was as fol
lows:
New York Open. High. Low lose;
January ......7 $3.50 T.92 7.s4 $3.50
New Orleans ., 80,
January ......I. 6s-Io 1'IS f.oo i'oo-o"
Lo,,.4z. na;k, Gfafnroepf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22
WILDFLURRYIN GRAIN MARKET
DEALERS WERE STARTLED
BY CORN MANIPULATION
Wheat and Oats Shared in the Corn
Stenpth--Provisions Also Felt the
Effect OF the Scare.

Chicago, August 2l--Today was wi
cue in grains rhc return of manipulation
which began to make itself felt week
ago, made each pit storm centet Coru
shorts suffered worst. September options
gaining almost cents at one time. Sep
TENDER options in tho pit felt the effect
OF scarcity Of contract grades. Wheat
got a whirl. shcGts III oats saw no hope
Of contract stocks and the biz packers pn'
tAtir shoulders under provisions. As usual
th. Ia tpuatp longs uR.Oadcd some oi thvh
holdings tor prOuts ana there were sNsu'
rrcessions from top prices late in the daa.
AT the close, however, every tnlhs Wnass
stronL September corn closed rs hlghcr'
ovptembr. wheat Is up, and SEPTEMBER
oats lmlA higher. September provsIOls
ciosed I'm to 40 higher.
There was an after clap Of the July
corn deal that startled the whole trade in
corn at the opening OF late It had been
case Of blind lead the blind, selling
September corn in order to get prices down
to a level with the further mouths Lover
prices did come after t1c huge FectlP's
OF lost month and September tumbled IioH
over 90 cents 10 % cents. Ihen came poor
receipts With little grading contract lm'
mense short Interests aud uLcEWafuUree I'd
she maturing crops. Yesterday Ehslsh
markets began advancing. Today caolt>
were strong, receipts were only forty-hNe
cars and influential buying started WIZ
opening. shorts wanted stun 10 cover eou-
tracts with and wanted II badly, out no.
body could buy much. The ols bulls j0'h
On good lines where they could ana tuit
WIS almost nothing Foreign houses ant
good early buying and with slight ues,ta.
tlon after the early jump, prices advanced
in leaps and bounds. 1t is EcncrtlE Goa
coded that september corn is Ia d NtH
/ strong position, but Is badly lied up, us
is that outtOn i'm everything. other mont us
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Houston Comparative Statement.

Houston comparative otstcnont'
Gross receipts thus far this week. l4,4l4
Gross receipts 354 days this season. . 01S S43
Gross receipts 1854 days 1900 1901. 3, 4ls4ss
Gross receipts 353 days 1909 1900. L. 146,sT6
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the receipts Of cotton by
tho various railroads entering the city;
Bales
Houston and Texas Central .......... ,OOS
International and Great Northern.... 2Sg
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An. ga
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass. i,2l6
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. ...-.... lOl
Ioth .''s.s.''''.s sss-sss 'o,SoS
Stock at United States Ports.
Bales
stock this day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 46, SSS
Stock this day last week. 49,, ~
Stock this day last year. 253, 7o6
pehcit this season. ......,........ 1858
United States Exports.
This week. Last yr
Exports ia Great Britain 2,75S 2893
Exports 10 France ........ 80. 80
Exports 20 continent ...,14,2S5 l9,Ss2
Houston Spot Market
Houston--Spots closed steady, prices IN.
oh aa1 Aatn 80
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HoUstoh spot MaFket,

Houston--Spots closed steady, prices I'm.
changed; stock S17S bales; sales T6
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Houston Daily Statement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22

total sales for the day s66, 500 shares,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-04-26
STATE MINING LAW.

On account of the activity of mining
in this section, the following law re-
garding stalking out and holding a
claim is published:
Chapter XCIII.-An act to amend
section one OF an Act entitled: "An
Act amendatory OF and supplemental
to AN Act relating to the location, re-
location, manner OF recording lode
and placer claims. mill sites. tunnel
| rights, amount OF work necessary to
hold possession of mining claims and
the right OF co-owners therein, approx
ed March If, 1897" approved March
IA, 1899, approved March 20. 1901.
Section 1. Section one of the above
entitl.i Act is hereby amended so as
to read IS follows:
Section one Section two of the
above named Act is hereby amended
SO as to read as follows:
Section two. Before the expiration
II ninety days from the time of post
ing notice upon the claim the locator
, must sink a discovery shaft upon the
! claim to the depth OF at least ten fee
5 from the lowest part OF the rim o
4 such shaft at the surface or deeper i
necessary to show by such work I;
y lode deposit of mineral in place. +
= crosscut, or tunnel, which cuts the lod
at depth OF ten feet, or an open Gu
along the ledge or lode equivalent to
shaft four feet by six feet by ten fee
is equivalent to discovery shaft. TIL
locator must define the boundaries &
his claim by marking a tree or roc
n in place or by setting post or ston,
y one at each corner and one at the Ger
"a ter of each side line. When post
used it must be at least four inche
square, by four feet six inches
length, set one foot in the ground wit
a mound of stone or earth four fe,
in diameter by two feet in heigl
around The post. When it is practica
ly impossible on account of bedroc
or precipitous ground to sink sucf
posts, they may be placed in pile
stones; or where the proper placir
OF such posts or monuments of stol
is impracticable or dangerous to Ii
90 and limb, it shall be lawful to pla
u, such post or monument of stone
,94 the nearest point, properly marked
'oz designate its right place. When
,e5 stone is used, not rock in place
must be at least six inches square al
~, eighteen inches in length, set tw
.ol thirds OF its length in the groun
which trees. stakes or monumer
must be so marked as to designa
the corners Of the claim located.
% Section 2. This Act shall take
at feet on the first day of July, 1901.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-04-26
Seeds! Seeds!

In order to facilitate the delivery Of
seeds, Mr.. Newlands requests all those
desiring a quota Of seeds next spring,
to send in their applications at the pre-
livery than would otherwise be posi-
sent time, thus assuring an earlier de-
bic. Address all applications to Fran
els G. Newlands, House Of Represen-
tatives, Washington, D. c.