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recent product, and their number indi--
cHtes what the industry Is capable OF
under favorable conditions, What Ven-
ezuela especially needs TO make II one
" the richest countries IN the world ~
first cessation from the eternal reyolu-
lions and then capital. skill and brains
TO develop It, There are extraordinary
chances for Americans here-f0r those
who have some money TO begin with,
or are skilled In agricultural or me-
chanlca pursuits 1t Is no place for
either pennlless or professional men,
Strange to say, the Venezuelans do
not raise anything that they need for
food with millions OF cattle on the
plains, not a pound OF butter is pro-
duced; everything Is imported, even to
pork. lard, flour, rice, cornmeul, etc,
II some OF the failures In the over
crowded chicken business" In the
United States, were 10 come here with
their inoubators. whore everybody eats
chicken at least once day and Eggs
as often they might be doing some
thing worth while,
FANNIE 3. WARD
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STERN wHEELERs

Of light draught owned by an Anglo
American company and controlled by
an energetic Yankee named Olcott'
They were built In the United States
especially for the service; ana besides
plying between Port.of-Spain, Trinidad
and Culdad Bolivar, they go an IN
credible distance up the Orlnoco and It's
tributaries.
Accustomed as we Of Gods country
are to great things, II Is nevertheless
difficult for Americans TO realize the
magnitude Of the vast body OF water
that pours It's tide through Venezuela.
Having the Mississippi the Missouri,
the Columbia, the ST. Lawrence, Mag
ara Falls, the Grand canyon of the
Colorado, and numberless other natural
wonders within our own borders, we
are not to be astonished by the length
of the Ornoco, which is variousy stat
ed between 1900 and 1900 miles. But
In a tropical country, where during
half the year rains are almost inoessant
and descend in volumes Of which we
can form no conception, the length OF
n river furnishes no criterion OF It's
size. The delta of the Orinoco alone
covers an area equal to that OF the
states OF Massachusetts,, Connecticut
and Rhode Island combined and its
great mouth" the principal outlet to
the sea, is over GO miles wide, 1t has
upwards OF 400 navlgable tributaries,
and six Of them are each wider and
deeper than the Missouri, where 1t
unItes with the Mississippi 600 miles
above its delta the Orinoco is still three
miles wide and between three and four
| hundred feet deep. An ocean steamer
can easily go up 700 miles almost to
the rapids, which divide its upper from
| It's lower course. At one point II COM
! municates with the Rio Negro, d trl-
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BouNDLEss PLAINS

are flooded during the month of high
est water but all the rest of the year
they are covered with thick growth or
succulent grasses that yield abundant
food for cattle. In this climate of per-
petual summer stock need no shelter az
any time Of the year; even when tropl-
cal rains are let down in solid sheets,
cattle Craze without discomfort, be-
cause the falling water Is never
cold enough to chill Great herds
OF stock roam at viii over the
grassy pampas the owners rounding
them up once or twice a year FOR
the purpose of branding the calves and
selecting such animals as are
suitable for the slaughter pen. The
last available statistics 1889 say
that upwards OF 100000 cattle Craze
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butary Of the Amazon, by stream over
a mile wide; thus making possible
steamship communication directly
through the heart Of South America,
crossing the continent twice, from the
Caribbean sea and the Ornoco almost
10 the Pacific coast. via the Rio Negro
and the Amazon to the Atlantic. Our
boasted
FATHER or WATERS"
may be longer, but II bears no com.
parison to even a 1900 mile river which
has an annual flood of from 80 to lZp
feet above low tldel The greater part
of the Orlnocos course Is through
vast alluyial plain, which Is really
continuation Of the hills north OF the
valley Of the Amazon-a plain bounded
on one side by ranges Of hills rich IN
gold and on the other side by the tow
erIng SUBMITS OF the Andes. The Orin-
oco plains are described as 'alluvla,
but ''AfrIca's sunny fountains do not
roll down half the amount Of golden
sands" that are carried by the Nene'
zuelan river aud ifs tributaries. 1t is
assorted that more or less gold is found
In every stream OF Venezuela ana al
gold In the sands of a river alwaye IN
dicates a great deal more gold some
where M the stream, It Is merely a
question Of time when very rleh placer
and quartz gold mines viii be opened IN
the hills and plains Of the interior, IL
needs only patient intelligence to To-
cate the spot whence the river steals
and carries away the precious grains.
What II takes must necessarily be
very small percentage Of what II leaves
behind and there is not the slightest
doubt that FL Dorados that far surpass
in reality the early fables are yet TO
| be located in Venezuela, Nor are the
mineral resources OF this region con-
fined to gold. Silver is known to ex-
list In large quantities, besides extern
sive deposits Of copper, Of a quality SUI
perior TO the Swedish product, Iron ore
like gold. Is found In every province OF
| the Orinoco region, and coal has been
discovered In more than 1850 localities
in veins from five to ten feet thick.
| There Is also lead and tin and marble,
and, as everybody knows, a most I'M
portant product Of the Orlnoco valley
| is the asphaltum, found IN many places
in almost inexhaustlbe quantities,
| Even greater than all these is the value
Of the pastoral regions east of the
| Orinoco The
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Clouds the happiness of the home
hut a nagglng woman often needs help
She may be so nervous and rundown
IN health that trlnes annoy her. II sh,
ig melancholy. excitable troubled viii
loss OF appetite, headache, sleeplessness
constipation or fainting and dizzy
spells, she needs Electric Bitters. III,
most wonderful remedy for alling wo
men. Thousands Of sufferers from fe
male troubles, nervous troubles, back
ache and weak kidneys have used II
and become healthy and happy. Tr!
II, Only soc 2. c, NJ. |. Drug depart
ment guarantee satisfaction.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ennnInl rnrresnnndenoe.

Special Correspondence.
Culdad Bolivar. Venezuela, Sept w.
! This metropolis of interior Venezuela
of which the outside world hears very
little. Is situated SAB miles above the
mouth Of the Orinoco, at point where
the mighty river Is less than a miIe
wide. The city Is literally "foundeu
upon a rock"--a big, black. dome-
shaped rock, on the left bank OF the
stream, and directly opposite, connected
by ferryboat, Is q smaller town, appro-
priately named soledad-spanish for
, Solitude" Viewed from the deck OF
passing steamer, Cuidad Bolivar pre-
sents an attractive appearance, It's
pink. blue yellow and purple walls
topped with bright red roofs, shining
In the sun upon terraces cut Into the
cliff. The name, by the way, bestowed
In honor Of the patriot who liberated
Venezuela--is pronounced as II spelled
Bo-lee.var, accentlng the second sylla-
bic. The most prominent features of
the town are o brand new theater, ap-
parently much too large for the place.
a big, barn like hospital on top of the
hill; a vast, gray moldy looking cathe-
dral lower down; and lower yet, a sur
prising array of commercial houses,
The streets are paved, but grass grown,
being so steep that wheels cannot be
used and even horseback riding Is
dangerous. All the 'lnest shops and
best hotels, as we'll as the wholesale
warehouses, the shipping offices, and
the
CROWDED CUSTOM HOUSE.
which Is second in Importance in the
republic, are found on the lowest street
facing the river, while the residences
rise. tier above tier on the terraces,
Water for the citys supply is pumped
from the coffee-colored OrlnDco, filtered
and forced into mains. A pretty park
near the top OF the hill has a bronze
statue Of Bolivar on high marble pc
destal; and in the heart Of the town a
much finer one. erected by Guzman
Banco in honor Of himself, proclaims
the late dictator's praises on marble
tablets set into the pedestal. This re-
mote city Is bound to become, sooner or
later, one Of the important commercial
markets OF the world. II is the empor-
ium OF all the commerce Of the Orlnoco
and Rio Negro rivers, and carries on an
extensive trade In cattle, hides, rubber,
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coNTENDING ARMIES,

but slaughtered thousands at a time,
first by one side and then by the oth-
err, to prevent their opponents from get
ting supplies. The same thing happen
ed during the great civil war In lSoS'
and in the few years following the
herds were almost extermnated There
fore the present millions Of stock are a
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the Orlnoco Llanos; and that for four
years before that date they had been
Increasing at the rate OF a million Il
year. II they have kept on Increasing
in the same ratio during the suisse
quent Is years, (and there is no reason
to suppose they have noO, Venezuela
has certainly made a good start In the
cattle business In these days of cold
storage and swift steamships, she ought
to be able TO at least supply the West.
ern hemisphere with beef, at cheaper
prices than now prevail
A country that will sustain cattle will
also keep sheep, and although Nenesue-
la is not much given, as yet, to sheep.
raising, there are perhaps 20OOOOOO OF
them IN the country. In contemplating
those two great sources OF wealth. II
should be remembered that both are In
their infancy True, cattle ana sheep
were introduced by the Spaniards In the
early days Of the conquest, but In the
long war for independence both species
Of animals almost disappeared, being
not only used for food by the
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CUIDAD BOLIVAR.
A Renoote Town but the Great Emporium OF All Com
,,eroe ~ the Orinco and Rio Negro Rivers-Bus-
mass Chances for Americans in Venezuela.

balata (the famous substitute for rub.
ber), TONGA beans, vanilla beans, and
other tropical products All the large
commercial houses belong TO foreigners,
Germans. Frenchmen, Italians and
Americans, In the order named They
trade chiefly in supplies and provisions,
furnishing the miners and oattlemen.
and in the wet season, when the river
runs high, revlctualllng, by means OF
small sailing craft all the Indian VII
lagos as far as the boundaries OF Co.
lombia. 1t should be remembered that
the river falls Il great many feet during
the dry season, when its banks at this
point rise smooth and high. a lleet OF
steamers for the up-rlver service are
always anchored hereabouts-most OF
them
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-02-14
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department II the Interior a. = Land once
Al lea ssson. idaho. January sfd. ituz
A suHicicut contest affidavit having been
3 led in iilis office by tutsN WHIT. contestant
against frs ias r. AsAnatl- cusff No, sisa.
made taue md. isss. iof the eE : section 70.
20 y. nofih. range : h hs ~. IS gaiisn D..
Randall coutrsfee. Ia which II u alleged that
aid gniiAn d Randall. eniryman herein has
whoilf sad entirely abandoned the said tract
If land Tor more than sfs 90 mouths last past
and nest pfgof 10 date kefcoi The contestant
alleges that ia ashafi time after making said
entry aud on % sbagt August ~. isT. and 10.
fore thc cnsrYmsu h&d made any settlement
a. IN amp manner Improved The land. The said
etsfY an left the goeeiisg Hhcfuin she land ~
situated sna went SO tssrts unknown Aad that
he has never since returned 10 the land or the
locality Whereof 1uaf he never al any lime
feside.i upon the land. Improved or estAblished
= residence thereon since date 81 entry. THAT
he has wholly. entirely failed And neglected 10
comply altA the requirements Of the home.
stead lAe IN the matter Of settlement. residence
aud cultivation Of the land in OF DURING any
ssofsian Of the time since date Of entry TO the
date hereof Fsis part a are hereby notified
10 spi-ear respond sfls offer evidence touching
said allegation At 10 o'clock a. m on February
sitb. istl before the r. gisicf aud Receiver Al
the rutfetessies land Office at Lewiston, Idaho
The ssid terfsnt having In PROPER
affidavit flsd January Pin, fqp1 set forth iaefs
9hlrh shpn that alter due dIiigenie personal
serfire Of this office sss he m,dc u IL
hereby ordered snd dtfe Ad that such notice
lyc gived by due and proper pnslscstion.
CnAhLEs n ssnRY, Receiver,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. Land Office at
Lewiston, Idaho, Jsuusry sih. 1902.
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler has flied notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim and
and that said proof aill be made before W. W.
Hammeii. Y. =. Commissioner at Neyrerce,
Idaho, on February "a. 1904 viz.
FLOYD ]. HARRIS.
of Fletcher, Idaho, for rhe southeast quarter
Of Section g. township "a. north, range ],
n. Il NJ.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land to.wit.
Paul Tonseth, viii X. Chapman, William d.
Fraser and George odenius all OF Flctche
Idaho
J b. West. Register.
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NOTICE FOR qualification,

Department Of the Interior. land Office al
Lewiston. Idaho, January l7ih, 1870.
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his G aim and
thai aid proof will be made before ". NJ
nsnmell, 4. : Commissioner at Nezperce,
Idaho. on March LIST, 1902. viz:
BENNETT 5. KNUDsoS,
Of Nexperce, Idaho. for the southwest =, acc
ton ?. township 80 north, range ?. East Boise
Meridian
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz.
Rufus G. Bywsters. Sidney J. Doggeii Henry
!. Lynn and John r. Critics ali OF Nexperce.
Idaho.
J.B WEST, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. Land ofice at
LEWISTON. Idaho, January !. 1000
Notice Is hereby sivsn that the following.
named settler has iiied notice OF his inteniton
make final proof 10 support OF his claim,
and taat said proof viii he inside before ". ".
Hsmmsll, Z. =. Commissioner Al Nesferce.
Idaho. on February p. 1907. viz;
JAMES MARKER,
Of Nespercr. Idaho, for the northeast section
~. IT. a. north. range I. n. Il. ~
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land. via;
Abraham hitzcn, Sherman Tanning. Nil.s
Agrcll and Andrew Huber. all Of Neaperce,
Idaho.
J n, WEST, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, land Office st
Lewiston. Idaho, January 10th. 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
name set lcf has hlea notice If "a = iateniiuu
a. make nuA proof IA supp ri OF hts lain.
ana that sal proof ash zee sas ie before ~. ~.
Bammel8, Y >. commissioner at Nsxperce,
l9shO, on March LIST, ls19. viz:
JOHN A. MENKFEE.
OF Aohier, Idaho, for the south ~ southeast
4, section q, township "a moth. range ], East
Boise Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
Dent psrdeu OF Fletcher, Idaho; Theodore A
Braunon and Lincoln Perrlne ol Mvhler Idaho
end orve Poole, OF Nezperce. Idaho.
}. d. VEST. Register
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. land Office at
Lewiston. Idaho, January IL. 1892
Notice IL hereby given that he following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make hnAl pr.sei in support oi his claim,
and that said proof viii b. made before ". ".
HAmrnclL Z. = commissioner al Nezperce,
Idaho, on March LIST, 1892. viz;
ALLEN W. SUMMERS,
Of NeKperce. Idaho. for the east half Of the
southwest quarter aud the west half of the
southeast quarter, section 3. township "a north
range 2, East Boise Meridian
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said land, viz:
George Minner, john Rstes. John Mccoy snd
Emanuel Carey all OF Nczperce. Idaho.
J. b. WEST, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, land office at
Lewiston, Idaho. January IA. 1902.
Notice " hereby given that thc following
named settler hiss filed notice OF her intention
TO make final proof IN support of her claim.
and that said proof viii be madc before W ".
Hammell, U. 3 commissioner at Nezperce.
Idaho, on March lat. 1892. via:
wINIFRED c. TOMBSTONE, nee MoTTER,
Of Nezperce, Idaho. for the north ~ north.
east quarter. section 20; west half northwest
=, section u, township 80 north, range ,, East
Boise Meridian.
she names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said land, viz;
Alexander Lawrence Elgee Chase. Henry l..
Land, jefferson W. sanford all OF Nezporce,
Idaho.
JB. WEST Register.
The City Meat Market is paying
the highest market price for hides
and fur.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, land office At
Lewiston, idaho, January sta, isi2.
Notice ~ hereby given that the following
named settler has led notice & his intention
TO make anal proof IN support 81 bis claim,
and that said proof viii be made before ". ".
Hsu neil u. commissioner at Nczperce,
Nezpcrcc, Idaho, IN February n 1902 siz;
Arsf IT :. rAKLtf.
81 Nss eros. i,,snu. 4ur tisu sonia.atsi quarter
sc tau ~. ioN uship - u ~, range y. Il. NJ.
lie names fht following witue 70 prove
his ron inuou sidence upon and cultivation
Of said land, via:
Francis NJ. nili George NJ, McCliniic I'D.
ward r. Anderson. ana Joseph X. Durham, all
pl Nczperee. Idaho.
Il Mrxr Rnrixfar
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Es.nY Notice.

Came 10 my place sometime about the drst
dsy OF December one white horse, weight about
SEQ saddle marks on back; branded &C" on
right hip. owner must call, pay damages or
this animal will be sold according to statute OF
the Revised Statues OF Idaho.
Roy SEALS,
Mohler, Idaho
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF ghe Interior. land Office AZ
lewiston, Idaho, january 9Th. 1872,
Notice u hereby given that the following
named settler has led notice 81 his intention
10 make anal proof 10 support Of his claim ana
that said proof viii be made before ". W.
JaBIme3i, q :. Commissioners al Ncspercc,
Idaho, an February 2stb. iaa2 viz;
WILLIAM u FRASER.
81 Fletcher, idaho Tor the - sh-wcsf quarter
o section G. toW uehip q utst rAnge 4. "
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
bis continuous residence upon snd cultivation
Paul Tonsesh. WIN Y. Chapman. Floyd
harris and George odeniss, all Of Fletcher
Idaho,
n. WEST, Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. land Office al
lewiston, ldaha, January :. 1902
Notice Il hereby gifep that the following
named settler has filed notice u bis intention
Ia maze anal proof in surPori Of his claim.
aud thsf sai proof viii be made before " "
hsmmeH 4. :. commissioner at Nczgcrcc,
Idaho. on February 2sih, ifi2. viz:
WILL X. CHAPMAN.
Of Fletcher, idsho. for the kouth-east quarter,
section ~. township s., north. range l. u. "
He names the following witnesses 60 prove
HE continuous residence upon anu cultivation
ai .sid land. viz:
Paul senseth. William Fraser, George
odenius aud Floyd J. Harris, 81 OF Fletcher
Idaho.
I a MYsr Havtetrr
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. Land ONCE at
Lewiston, Idaho, January sfh. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before W. w
Hammcll, Z s Commissioner, AT Sexperce,
Idaho, on February "a. 1902 viz:
PAUL TONSETH,
of Fletcher, Idaho, for the lots and 5, and the
south east quarter OF the northwest quarter
and the southwest quarter of the northeast
4 b. NJ
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz.
VIII h. Chapman, William d. Fraser. Floyd
J. Harris and George odenius all of Fletcher,
Idaho.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, land once at
Leaiston, Idaho, January 70, 1902
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said pryof will be msde before W. W.
Hsmmeli, Y. 5. Commissioner at Nexpcrce,
ioaho. on March Is. 1907, viz:
JOHN A. BovEY,
Of Fletcher. fdsho, for the lots 70, 80. 81 and So
section IL, tp ~, north. range l, ". Il. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon AMI cultivation
OF said lanH. viz:
John McKenna, Stacy Wagner, Samuel
Phinney and Joseph Ross. all of Fletcher.
Idaho.
j. b WEST, Register
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NOTICE FOR punLLcATIoN.

n pss;ueus Of the Interior, land Office At
fawsston. fdsho. February 9Th. ieu
Notice Ia hereby given that tnf ioiieNlns
nar6ed settler has Hled notice Of his intention
10 make anal proof In support 81 be e.ssin'
and that said proof all be made before +
Hsmnseli. U. =. Commissioner ct Nsfrefcss
Idaho on Msrth q. iU2 via.
JOHN ". BtLtt'rs.
of ye.p~rce. rdaha. for the 81 y. section 10. TIP
~, north. range l. ". -.
lie name. the following with - TO prove nv
continuous residence upon end epiuNsu"h e'
sail land. Wis; ...,,.
A.snson Farmer. Frank Chandler. william
HALEY, aisI John r. orhison. all OF SesreFee'
Idaho.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of fhe fntsrios. land pfhre al
lewissan. idaho. February sth. 1910
sasios IL hesshy given that the following
h2nast srtflsf bas hcd uustfs 81 his Intention
20 sus.e 6n4l pfoot in snpgoft 81 bis slsitn. and
thai said pfouf niil - ms1e bsioge. W, W
Han,uasit. q rofnusts.isnsf al StsFgfes.
fdsho. 90 March "a 100. Via;
at.asEoS FARMER
OF Sesrrrre. idaho. fof she ssnfh seer :. SOC
tian - Tn. a. north. range !. hN
lie nance the ioiio~ins witnesses u prove
his continuous rosidencs ut.oa ahi cultivation
OF said I~ud. via
John W. nlliups. Frank Chandler. Milllsm
Hsilsy and John T. ofhison. al Of NetIeste'
idshu.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, i.snd omos 81
Lewiston, idaho. February .. lpul
Nnticr IA hereby given that the loiiesins
named settler hss fled notice 81 his Intention
10 make anal proof in support OF his claim ana
thst said proof will BE- male before ". ".
usmfur'l h " Commissioner at NeSfeTee,
Idaho vn March "a. is2, Fis
FRANK CHANDLER.
OF ssrrurce Idaho. for the lots 2. 9. 10 ~ ~
section, n. Twp a.. north. range !, - ~ "
lie urrres the following witnesses 20 prove
Johr ~ s.llups, william sailey, John 7.
ortison and Alsnson Farmer, All OF Sespefee'
''s"" J II. WEST. Register.