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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03

Dr.. Tichenor was the father-in-law Of
DR. J. S. Dill of Fredericksburg. former
" pastor of Venab e-Street Baptist Church
in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03

Rain Wednesday: probably followed by
clearing; colder at night. Thursday tar.
colder: brisk to high southeast "lAu'
shifting to west.
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SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST.

Rain Wednesday; probably followed by
clearing; colder at night. Thursday tar.
colder: brisk to high southeast "lAuS
shifting to west.
Lowest t terr A. M......... g
Mean temperature yesterday ...;;.:.''' ~
Normal temperature for Decemoe..:. w. w.
Departure rom normal tempera ture- w
LOCAL.
The splendid new home Of Richmond
Lodge OF Elks formally opened last nlght
with festive exercises Governor ano
Mayor among the speakers
a former memeer OF th tiome veteran,
painfully injured in q, MYSTERIOUS ui;, ngn1 -
The fight for clear water believed 70
have been won. Enough votes assoieu
in the Board of Aldermen
Grand Lodge of Masons enters upon
what promises to be a very interesting
session.
Excellent reports submitted nai at r the an-
nual meeting OF the Virginia 1ioop'sN''
Present officers reelected. ,-.h
Miss Louise D. Beattie elopes to WASH
inston and weds Mr.. Joseph +. Pyle.
pojntment Of Of ass assistant district attorney.
A negro man fails two stories and Is
not hurt seine ere 70
his parents home tries TO drown h''ii0o''
to avoid punishment b,,L
Manchester may have fine new oahA
building at Tenth and Hull Streets.
VIRGINIA.
A number of marriages Of interest IN
Virginia:
Nj: Asa J. Fuller and Miss Annie May
Parrish in Pittsylvallla
Nj. Leonitias &. Shiplett to MISS LOU
tie E. Coffman in Augusta. =,
Mr.. ". s Matthews and Mrs. NJ M
Nj e ~ l BaIderson and Miss Lola
Mccarthy in NorthunloertanO.
Mr.. John Lyon ,Caskie and Miss Mamie
f. Nicholas at Lynch9uGs. o,d Mrs
Mr.. Richard MclnWalne, Jf.' anu MIS-
Young lady' Sc second ::snarrow escape
from drowning near NsIfo!k
Religious services at Lexington
Contract for new Atlantic Coast Line
freight depot at Petersburg- ;.
y deserted bride, living in Richmond. Is
supply house Of the Pocahontas Com
pany is burned.
Store broken into in Westmoreland-
Virginia fruit men IN conference d.
Large tobacco sales at Farmville:,
Mrs. c. D. Gibson to pose tonight IN
Gibson pictures at ChariottesT,lie;
Mans mind unbalanced by republican
canlpaien speaking in Russell county.
Exposition meeting at Newport News.
King George claims record on large
radishes
Removal of trees at fredericksburg for
street paving arouses protest
Groner and Coles candidates for as
sistant district attorney.
General Lee is very sanguine OF the
success of the jamestown EXPOSITION.
Charters granted at Covincton.
y card from Commemorative -Attorney
Evans of Amherst.
Obituary record for the day:
Mr.. Thomas Enris at Mineral
Mrs Eliza beth Johns at Glasgow.
Mrs. James Anderson in PittsTivan!a
Mrs Mamie Go9dloe in Spotsylvanla
CAPTAIN r H benson. of Norfolk
DR. J. H Booker at Lottsburg.
Ernest Roberts at E.xnore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03

Mr. O. Ranzs-fel3 travelling auditor
nf thA sea board Afr Line. IS in the ci.TA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03

P KenIr. general manager OF the
Atlantic Coast Line. spent yesterday IN
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amman tT $40 1 roy.


Anthracite for immediate delivery was
sold yesterday al il2 and SO a ton, though
slj was supposed 10 be the schedule price.
The dealers could not get that figure.
J. Samuel Smoot of the ADVISOR Com
mittee of the Retail Coal Dealers Associa-
ton, said that no further meetings Of tho
dealers Will be held TO reguiat" prices
Supply and demand will rule, he said
Some coal was released 10y one or two of
TIE companies, bur little Of il reached New
York The distribution Of coal hy the
pail 20 the poor will he continued by some
of the dealers indefinitely. When coal
begins To come in il will b. sold al 10 cents
a pail.
Soft coal was about 80 cents a ton higher
by wholesale, being from S. 90 s. so a ton.
The reason given for this was that the
anthracite companies, which had lent cars
to haul soft coal had Withdrawn them for
their own anthracite.
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Regiment and several other Guardsmen
went into a saloon In Lansiord they met
some strikers, who tainted them and finally
got into fight with them. When the
chief of police arrived the lights in the
place were put out and a shot was fired.
The bullet entered Serg, Reilly's neck
and he fell TO the floor. His companions
drew their revolvers. picked him up and
forced a passageway TO the door. The
chief of police il charged with the shooting,
but he declares that he is innocent. The
military authorities are conducting an in
vestigation.
This evening n striking miner who gave
his name as Edward Strauh, was arrest ed
for haunting some soldiers vino were doing
provost duty In this town. While the
soldiers were taking him 10 the guard
house he drew n revolver and tried 10 shoot
one Of them. just as he was about to
fire the sergeant in command Knocked
his arm up and overpovered him. Straub
was placed in Jail He will lie charged
with attempted murder.
A. n result of these outrages Gen Schall
In command of the First Brigade. has thrown
heavy provost guard into the town Of
Lansford. lie has also issued an order
directing that the same action be taken
In every town in his district. The military
authorities say that they consider the
situation TO be "a serious as Il has been at
any time during the strike.
HOTEL Man SHOOTS TO PROTECT HIMSELF.
SHAMoRIN, Pa, Oct. % John Meyer. n
striker. was shot in the leg by John II Long
a hotelkeeper at Treyorton tonight during
an attempt by mob of strikers TO storm
his establishment in search Of a man named
Eisenhocker. who was accused of doing
non-unon work occasionally during the
strike. He was In the barroom when Il
striker lectured him. A big crowd col
leCted
Eisenhocker ran up stairs. Long held
the crowd back and finally persuaded the
people to depart. They stood outside and
warned Long that if he did not induce the
alleged non-unionist 70 leave the place
they would attack the hotel. Long pro-
tected Eisenhocker. and the mob hurled
sticks and clubs at the hotel. whereupon
the landlord shot and the crowd dispersed
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WEB FEET IN 4 TtNGIE.


Twenty ducks owned hv RpundSman
Frank Mcmahon Of the Fourth precinct
Jersey city, went on a spree yesterday.
The boss drake of the flock discovered a
pail 81 stale beer on vacant lot in Jackson
avenue and sampled the liquid He qusckcd
several times, and the rest Of the flock
waddlcd m 10 the can
IN half an hour all tho beer had disap-
pearcd Most of ~" ducks then appeared
10 be- enjoying themselves immensely. The
boss drake had lost hi air of dignity. He
attempted 10 waddlc aCross the lot at the
head Of a bunch of staggering birds, His
Wet feet 60, tangled IN the grass and he
rolled over an his back with a faint
"QuackShl III, luaChsh,"
Two silly yow,S ducks fell on top Of him
whilc trying, apparently, To get ont Of the
way Of the struggling, pushing aggregation
uf iag~.
Mcmahon WAS shocked when he diScoy-
cred IA" coudil ion Of his flock. Most Of the
ducks soon recovered Several manifested
symptoms of Il dark-hrown taste. They
made frequent trips to tn" duck pond,
whore they took copious draughts
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MUST SIGN PEACE CONTRACTS.
Returning Employees Must Agree Not to
MOlest NOn.l Mon EnlpiOyceS

SHENANDOAH. Pa. Oct. 2O.-The re-
parmen and engineers who reported for
work at the Vulcan collierv of the Mil
Creek Coal Company this morning WI"
asked 10 report at the colliery Office and
sign contract before going TO work.
A few Of the men signed the paper. but
most Of them returned TO their homes
and will seel the advice Of the District
Advisory Board.
When asked tonight what the nature
Of the contract is which the men are asked
to sign Supt. Jones said:
we simply ask the men 10 sign an agree
ment promising that they will not Interfere
in any way with non-union workmen or with
the mon who have worked during the
strike"
There is likely TO be a hitch In the re-
sumption programme at that colliery to-
morrow morning. Many Of the former
employees declared tonight that they
would not sign a contract of any kind.
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NiCOIEEN Found GTIITI.
GrOssn,an. Who Was Indicted With Him for
Riotinx. Recommended to Mercy.

PATERSON. y j., oct. 2?.--Judgo Scott
took an hour this morning TO charge tho
jury in the Court Of Quarter Sessions in
the cases against William NacQueen and
Rudolph Grossman. Anarchists, who have
been on trial for the last three days for
rioting The jury was out for about four
hours and returned with IA verdict Of
guilty against both men. but recommended
Grossman TO the mercy of the court
The Austrian put in a strong alhi and
had a dozen witnesses to swear that he
WAS in New York on the day of the riots
in this city. The jury AT once agreed
that MacQu"en was guilty, but differed
about Grossman, AID compromised hv
agreeing To recommend him to mercy.
tn" Anarchists Heard tho verdict with
ont any Indications Of surprise
Their" are other indictments against
IA" men, charging them with malicious
mischief in breaking the windows and
machinery in throc mills and with AT rocious
assault aud battery on Policeman Charles
Robinson. who was shot al Bamford's
mill aud Harry l.. Harris, n reporter. who
was shot and h"aten 10y the mob al Gacdo's
mill These cases will hc tried on Monday
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BENEDICT Ar TOWN MEETING.
The Banker Interested In Public Improve
ments at Greenwich.

GREENWICH, Conn, oct. %. E. {. BenC-
dict made his first appearance at Green
wich town meeting this afternoon and took
an active interest in IT. He was on the
alert when resolutions appropriating sums
for public Improvements came up, and
when the various speakers became heated
in their arguments he arose To his feet.
There was "A hush a. no was recognized
by Chairman Brush
The matter under discussion was the
placing Of electric lights a. North Mianus
in the part Of tn" town where Henry q.
HavomCvcr resides Other parts of the
town did not favor tho expense, and ii was
said that private persons should pay for
their own lights. a. the Belle Haven and
Rockridce folks did
Mr. Benedict said These resolutions
make no mention Of the price of lights. II
is exceedingly important that "" know
what Wa pay for them move that action
/" suspended
After MIR Benedict wa- seated il was OK
each, and MIR Bcurdic,s motion was lost
Later in the meeting Mr Benedict took
a stand in favor Of reducing the town
highway expenses 10y $4,000 and appoint
ing road supervisor who is n civil en-
glueor TO assume part OF the S"cctmcns
duties
The supervisor was appointed, but local
lawyers doubt i's legality Mr.. Benedict
left the meeting III a happy mood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
SHOWS EtRTH'S MOI EHENT.
Interesting Experiment with n Pendulum
IN paris.

SpcciR cable Despa'ch 10 TN SrN
PARIS oct. 2?-An interesting expert
ment under the auspices OF the As,rono-
mcal Society of Franc" took place this
afternoon, when ocular proof of the r"volu-
ton Of the earth was given 10y means Of
a pendulum, consisting Of ball weighing
sixty pounds. attached To wire,
seventy yards in length, 80 the interior
Of the dom" of the par'hepn.
NJ Chaumi", Minister of Public InStruc-
ton. who presided. burned string that
tied the weigh, to "A pillar, and the immen.c
pendulum began its journey. Sand had
been placed ON the floor and each time
the pendulum passed over II a new track
was marked in regular d"yia' ion though
the plane Of the pcndulum's swing remained
rnc hanged The experiment was COM
pirtelv -LCCp. ~iul
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MISS ROOSEVELT TO WE'D?
Rumor OF Her Engagement TO John Grees'
way Of the Rough Riders Regiment.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Oct, % Information
reached here to-day from trustworthy
sources AZ Washington that the engage
ment of Miss Alice Roosevelt. daughter
of President Roosevelt. 10 John Green
way of hot Springs. Ark O.. will be announced
in a few days.
Mr. Grcrnway il about 80 years old and
a son of DR.. Greenway. the leading physi-
clan of Hot Springs. He was a Lieutenant
in the Roosevelt Rough Riders in the Span
ish-Anorican War. He has visited WASH
ington several times in the last year "a the
guest Of President Roosevelt, with whom
he il a great favorite. He comes from
one of the best Southern families, He left
Hot Springs several DAYS ago for WASH
ingt on. where he is now a guest Of the
President
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OPERtTED ON URYNE(k."
Prof. Lorcn/ Gives Another Exhibition OF
Ills skill IN chicago

CHICAGO, Oct, - Chicago medical men
and others of tn" profession from many
parts OF the United States and Canada, at
tracted 10y Prof. Lorena's clinics, filled the
Mercy Hospital amphithcatre to-day TO
watch the Vienna specialist opcrat" upon
a case of "wryneck.' Meyer Grccgcr, the
patient, Is years old
NryncCk Is another term for crooked
neck. There are two Ways of treating WY
neck Or. Loren2 said. One Is 10y the u-o
OF apparatus To hold the head IN an oppo-
site position and by stretching. The other.
he said, was surgical and consisted in cut
ting down the affected parts.
Ia the case of the Greeger child the knife
Wa not applied.
pr l.orcnz also treated several children
for nip and other deformities.
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WILD LAND SPECULATION
said TO Have Had Much 10 do With Drain
Of Money TO the West.

Some Of the local banks stated yester-
day tina, in their opinion an important
factor in causing the Western demand
for funds within the last two or three
months which had come finally upon the
banks in the Fast had been speculation
in farm lands and wood lands and in new
enterprises taken up for development,
which in some sections had extended
almost TO a craze, This was especially
50 in sections Of Iowa and at places in the
Northwestern States. The banks have
been making efforts to check this specu-
lnion SO far as possible by curtailing adj
vanCes.
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DIED ~ MS 10TH YEAR.
simon Raphael Did Not Retire From Busl.
ness INT, lie was 100 Years Old.

Simon Raphael, for many years dry
goods merchant in this city. died on Tues
day in the home Of his son. kassel Raphael
at ~ Thatford street, Brooklyn, in his one
hundred and seventh year, He was born in
Russia in 1890 and came 10 this country
when young For fifty years he was
prominent business man and resided in
Manhattan After his retirement from
business, on his one hundredth birthday.
he went to live in Brooklyn with his son.
He Is said 20 have been the Oldest man in
the State A son, six daughters, forty-fve
grandchildren and twenty-eight great
grandchildren survive him.
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MRS. INNEWELL DIVORCED.
Former Miss .Iarray Gets . Decree IN
Cambridge, Mass.

BosToS Oct % Chief Justice Mason
in the Middl"sex superior Court at Cam
bridge, has granted Mrs Maud Jaffray
Hunnewell decree on her petition for
absolute divorce from her husband, II. II.
Hunnaw-ll. Jr. the well-known multi
millionaire Of Newport and Wellesley.
She gets the custody of the children. The
provision is made that Mr.. Hunnewell
shall bc allowed TO see them at times.
The names of the children are Louisa Bron-
son, age 10. and Maud Jaffray Hunnewell,
age years.
lie suit was filed on Aug. 1. The charges
were infdclity. cruel and abusive treatment
and drinking There was no public hearing
whatever on the case. Evidently there
was no contest.
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EXPLODING CIGAR COST 4 HAND.
smoker Now Sues Dealers. From Nhom
lie Bought the " ced. for SIO.OOO.

Supreme Court Justice Marean in Brook
lyn heard testimony yesterday in the suit
brought 10y Edward Wenschreider against
Aaron Schierer and Israel Schenker 10
recover $4,000 damages for personal in
iures sustained on June ~, 1901, He al
lcges that on that date he purchased a
cigar from the defendants. who have a
cigar business, and that the cigar exploded.
burning his hand so severely that II had
to he amputated
The defendants allege that they did
not know that the cigar was loaded, The
case is still on.
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CROSS E\fOI RACES 4 WITNESS.
Interrupts Ills Trial TO Tell . Roundsman
Not 10 BE Afraid.

The trial of Inspector Cross and Capt,
Herlhy on charges of neglect of duty
growing out of the rioting at the funeral
of Rabbi Joseph was continued yesterday
before Commissioner Partridge al Police
Headquarters, Most Of the day was spent
in the examination of blotter records,
During the morning session, however,
several witnesses were examined. One
of them, Roundsman Lonergan Of the
Delaney street station hcsitated as IL he
feared his testimony might injure the
inspector.
Speak out and tell the truth Inspector
Cross called out TO him.
Then the inspector apologized TO Col.
Partridge and the witness went on with
more confidence.
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No, eI,st Norris Has Appendicitis.

author of The Octopus and other novels,
is critically i'll with appendicitis, but the
doctors say he will recover. A successful
operation was performed to-day. The
nov"lst's wife was attacked with the same
diseaso about month ago and recovered
after an Oporntlnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
VI tRIE URFSSLIR I'LL.
The Actress ~criOlisl, sick IN Her Apart.
Elcnts Disease Not Yet knOwn.

Marie Drcsslcr, the actress, j. seriously
i'll at her apartments in the LoucIla, in
West For'y-hlth street. month or moro
ago Miss Drcsslcr had a light attack Of
typhoid at her summer home, at Bayside
l.. l., hU apparently recovered fully and
las, week Appeared At the Orphcun
in Brooklyn. II WAS said at her apart
mcnrs last night that the exact nature of
her present illness had not teen deter
mined.
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James l.. Croker. a retired merchant
living at 10 West Thirty-fifth street. was
robbed of 81 900 worth Of jewelry and cloth
ing on Monday night. The property was
taken from his room while he was absent
Mr. Croker reported his loss TO the uDlirc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
No MERGER FOR WE, SAYS DEVERY
wouldn't Get Together With Goodwin At
ID. T.. McNahOn's Instance.

", s. IVvery and his rival for the leader
ship Of the Ninth. Frank Goodwin. were
both a, Tammany yesterday. They do
not speak and rather avoided each other.
Daniel T. Mcmahon tried to bring them
together
NO merger for me. thank you, said
DeVrrv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
Musical Mayor cans on Ours.

Eugene Schmitz, the musical Mayor Of
San Francisco. called nj tho city Hall
Yesterday to pay his respects 80 Ma ;oI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
ELEI iT3R AND AITOS WRECKED.
Employee just saved Himself b, Hanging
Ia the Check Line.

Joseph Bergen, an employee in the auto
mobile establishment AZ 30 West SiXticth
street, was taking two machines down IN
the elevator Yesterday afternoon when
III" elevator got out OF FIX and began 10 60
down very fast
As i, passed the fourth floor Mt rapid
rate Bergen clutched the check line and
hung while the elevator went on. Then no
swung himself over TO the floor.
The elevator went to the bottom and
IL and tie two machines were wrecked
Penny Saved Is Penny Earncd
You buy n larger bON. n holds more M WIDER and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23

From chicago TO California YOU can take the z.
day train, VIA tho Rock Island, goinr through ~
IiSc or the tday train. travelling :. Sight oi the
glorious mountain scenery Of Colorado aud I ttl
Hest cars best service. Write for paItiVu lars 10
A. IL. MoI,t, ioi broadway, y. l.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23

second edition Of the Empire St,tc Express. leaves
New York daily 1880 =. NJ, due bursiO ii.D A. NJ
by New York Central.-Adt,
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~ 900 10 S1Oo Brt on Odru.

In Wall Street yesterday Frederick II.
Brooks bet 81 GOO to 500 with c. A. Missing
4 Co. Of the New York Stock Exchange
that Gov. Odell will be reelected
New York TO Chicago Between business Hours.
The Pennsylvania Special leaves New York daily
a. 80 J.. NJ, arrives Chicago 500 ~, A,-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23
STOCK Quotation. In Route.

Daily closing quotations are displayed on the
PennsylvanA special the 20 hour train TO Chicago.
--tdr.
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speech OF Candidate Coier.
AGAINST FEpFRAL RFGrLATIoS OF CORPORA.


within It's limits practical control OF the great
financial and transportation interests Of th-
country, should consider seriously befor.
iudorsiUg the astonishing centrsliIing poliuv
Of the Republican party. The proposal that
tho states are powprless to regulate then
own anair and that Federal control is ~.
only means Of preventing tho abuse Of cor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23

'"'''U FsITnrN
You by larger boN II holds more ewder and
mus you ecohomne when you buy Sozoiont. Adt
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''n' US IocOa!n' SOothes the irritatcd scalp
YES handrun gives rich lustre W the Hair
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-13
Fer Sale

A ranch Of 40 acres in Washoe Val
ley, $50 under cultivation, til. Der land
containing 1900 cords of wood includ-
ed in the tract, nearly 1000 fruit trees
most of them bearing, AMI ali OF the
fruit marketable. One acre Of straw
berries, currants, and other small
fruits. Good house of six rooms. ex-
cellent barn and granary with corral
One of the best water rights and p!cn
ty of water for all purposes.
This excellent property Is situated
ten miles from this city on we.. kept
county road, one mile from the rail
road depot Every thing in connac-
ton with the property is in first class
condition. The farm has always been
a paying property, while che grain
crop has always been the heaviest in
that part of Washoe Valley. The tax.
es are the lowest in the SAFE. which
renders the profits heavier. This is
an excellent bargain for any one look
ing for a farm that is ready for occu
pancy. Price is $4,000. past cash ane
balance on easy pa!mea-s at low in
i terest. Enquire at this uifice. Rea
son for selling poor heath.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-13
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

United States Land Office.
Carson City, Nevada, June %, 1902.
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Cen
trail Pacific Railway Company has fill
ed in this Office list of lands situated
in the townships described below,
and has applied for a patent for said
lands: that the list is open to the pub
lie for inspection and a copy thereof
by descriptive subdivisions has been
posted in a convenient place in this
Office, for the inspection of all persons
interested and the public generally.
Within the next sixty days following
the date of :.ils notice, protests or
contests against the claim OF the com
pany to any tract or subdivision with
in any section or part of section. des
cribed in the list, on the ground that
the same is more valuable for mineral
than for agricultural purposes will be
received ana noted for report to the
General Land Office at Washington
D. C.
Following is the list:
All Sec 81. N " SW II and part \
u Sec. 20, part N u Sec. 81, TIP. 16
II. R. 20 E. Mount Diablo Meridian.
o. H. GALLUP, Register
D. H. HALL. Receiver.
First publication June "a. 1902.