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New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
STREET R4ILLERY.

From The Boston Record
overheard lively argument between three col
legr girls while waiting for car In front of the
public library last night.
Which II correct asked the hrSt, TO say
Here she comes Here II comes ~ thr It
trntiOn Of the trio was directed toward a ap-
preaching In the distance.
% Here II comes. OF course emphatIcully de-
cared OF the group.
No. I think Here she comes IS prefrra bic. q"
quickly r~torted the nrst speaker, stilI watching
the
"Iou both wrong. you are both wrong. D"
spoke up the third jumping up and down excited
ly. you should say. Here he comes
This remark amused the other two that their
attention a suddenly diverted from the rapidly
nearing car az they laughed in feigned dertson Of
their cOmpa mons sense Of grammar
the girl who had spoken last kept her eyes
the watching IL closely as II came more clear
ly into view.
Girls 7 am right" she shouted at them IN
expectedly that the two turned toward the street
al once.
See II is mail car" she pointed cut trium-
phantly 90 the surprised couple. who OF
The white tr0I!eys coming down the track here
he comes.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
SIZE LOST NOrHING BY N.
he Washington Star.

From The Washington star
A distinguished naval officer telling this
story on himself the other evening Ii gathering
~ his friends. AT the time of his marriage ~ had
b4eu through the CiyN War and had had many
narrowing experiences aboard ship. through all OF
,Ihfch he kept his courage and remained as calm
=. a brave man should As the time FOR the
Tuouv came on however. his CHlmuess gradually
ave WAY. the altar, amid the blaze Of brass
Suttous and gold lace marking the fun naval wed
7ing the officer all but stampeded. and what
U,-nt on there seemed very much mixed 10 him
Fearing the excitement GF the moment would tenn
norarily take him on his feet the officer had
Ia arnrd the marriage ceremony letter perfect.
a., thought and he remembered repeating the words
..P-sr tho minister in a mechanical sort of way.
hp ceremony over ana ali serene
lin including the officers state Of mind the
Ifndiv clergyman came up 10 him and touched
Iirn on ne shoulder.
= .ook here. old man" he said. you didn't en-
a., vour wife with worldly goods "
WHATS that" asked the bridegroom. with some
tbinF ~ astonishmeut in his voice.
.sT2by rereated the sentence. With all my
worldly goods thee endow several times. and de
snite nv efforts you would not say II after me
irbe bridegroom seemed perturbed for A moment
and then a beaming light came into his face
ind STR he said she didn't lose q
blessed thing by my failure"
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

estate the plot about 57x7o feet At the corner Of
William and Duane SITS; 10 Schwartz & CO., a large
cotton mill IN Connecticut. and TO Mabley. MARITIME
& Co a large wooIlen mill in Massachusetts. The
same Arm has built order and leased from the
plans an eight story rep-oof factory. I5xlO0 feet. I'm
Fast Seventy third-st., 20 Marble & Bro. and
six story factory in East Seventy -fourth-st., To
Schier & Walter. They have also made the fol
lowing leases Store. basement and sub-baSement
Of Nos 365 and 367 Broadway. corner OF Franklin
- 0xf5O feet. for a long term OF years. the
HoItz e Freystedt Company. At gross rental Of
more than 1900 600 the twelfth floor Of the Franklin
T3ufIdIDg No Q - Murray-st., 10 the NeW-Jersey
Foundry and Machine Company; the NTH floor IN
The Hamilton hreproof building. of Tha mes
and Greenwich SITS. 1O0xlOo feet 10 the Baldwin &
Gleason Company. the fifth floor Of Nos f33 and
75x1OO feet. to the Globe Lithugraph-
ing Company; the store and basement corner OF
Twenty-irst-st and Broadway 70 the American
y j. to the Flintkote Company. for "a long term
years.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
EXAMINED GIRLS FEET.
NINE MISSOURI UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ARE
DISMISSED FOR TAKING THIS
PROBATION.

Columbia No March 2S.-For haItng young
women on the campus and examining their feet
nine students Of Missouri University have been dis
missed. and the names of others are being OBJ
tained. with a view 70 similar punishment.
The girls were on their way to a banquet in
the academic hall given by the freshmen The
building was surrounded By a mob OF the unin-
vited students bent kidnapping as many Of the
male guests as possible. a number Of the latter
disguised themselves as girls in order to pass
through the line.
one young thus attired identified as
he stepped into the light OF the main entrance.
The mob his silk dress 70 tatters and dragged
him away. After this the besiegers suspicious
and al the guests approached those who girls
appeared TO be. were halted and made thrust
forward their feet for examination
Nearly all submitted 10 the ordeal with surpris-
ing good nature.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

plans for the following buildings have been
filed with the Buildings Department In The Bronx
Andrews-uve.. east side. 400 feet south Of Iamu-
den-st two and one-half story frame dwelling
house 4xj7: Collins p. Bliss owner " l.. Fohu.
Wabster-ave and Observation-Disclosures igh second
st architect. 5000.
hundred -and-siXty- -hfth-st south side - feet
east of Girard-ave. three story brick dwelling
house 2lx4s Anna Mowitz. No 2707 Eighth-ave
owner. Edwin r. Well. No. 1852 Futon-ave archi-
tect, 5000
River-ave. west side. 100 feet north Or hun
drad and siNty-se -snth-st. brick
ing house 95x29, Annie Malcolm No 31ss Seventh
ave owner, Henry T. Howell. Third-ave and One
hundred q nd thirty eighth-st architect. 5000
Buckhout-st., south side, 100 feet west OF An
thouy-avs., two two story frame dwelling houses
isx4s; Rosalind Dohn, No. LISA Anthony ave,
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
Real Gsialr.
From New York Herald
"GETS CLEAR TITLE
AFTER 81 YEARS.
Y TONRECORD TNSTRAIGHT
ENTNG OFT THE TANGLE WAS
AARON BURR

lin this case. after - years or more or less
continuous litigation. Judgment was rendered
in the Supreme Court whCh clears the title and
establishes the riShtfuI ownership. The principal
litigation was over an incorrect deed. delivered
in 1880. In 1SSj suit brought to reform the
deed, and was successful, and this Company
then guaranteed the title. Subsequently this
decision attacked by party in interest, but
the court has sustained the title
The cost Of the litigation has been met by this
Company. and the result has justified its insur-
ance OF tho titIe
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
WOES or THE PCSHC4RT NAV.
HE CANNOT UNDERSTAND THE WORKINGS "F
REFORM

HE CANNOT UNDERSTAND THE WORKINGS OF
REFORM
There is trouble on the East Side again. once
more the patient pushcart pedler has risen IN his
wrath and demanded relief This time the appea
comes from "Bennie" Myers. the Greater New
York Democracy leader OF the With Assembly
District who called on Secretary Reynolds AT City
Hall yesterday and informed him that the push
cart pedlers OF his district being abused
Now there is a long standing difference OF opn-
ion between the Mayors secretary and tho stall
wart Sheehanite. Some time in the last campaign
they disag greed about candidates FOR aldermen and
since then Myers has been persona non grata-
that Is to say. "a dead oue''-wish the admins
tration II was intimated I'm authoritative circles
yesterday that this Myerss last gasp. and
that he would soon lose his job
Be this as it may Myers very stoutly asserts
that the pushcart pedlars IN the Hester-st- region
fare better than those the upper end OF the As
sembly district. Now. the upper half Ct tho dis
who has the confidence Or the reform government
while the lower haf is under the jurisdiction ~
Captain AlbPrtsOu- who Is perhaps. shade less
admired by the powers that be-.
The trouble TO be that while In Albert
district immunity BE- secured. In IN" pure
atmosphere OF Wash's precinct virtu" is JrowdinE
out unfortunate p"dlsr. Tho poor pushcart
uedIer understand shakedowu. but when he
driven from pillar TO post when his money H. ra
fused and his Offers OF garden truck and "Cl0dnEs
are spurned. the pUshCart man Is moved to cry out
What is this reform, that II is''
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK bv re Grace God Free and Independent .
.rs-t Van AIstyne. Mary Y. Turner. Annie L R0sen-
s,---.- Malcolm shirley William Y Mang1u
-i-z. and Varlta commonly called Eanits r.
children issue of tecease-
-bUd-a, nd and next ot Kin or said Nillan v
Ma0g1u IL dead who or NAV oe heirs ar-laW or
Van Alstyne. deceased whose names
places ~ residence unknown and cannot Win
~sasorabl- diligence De- ascerta1et by 1s petitioner Ie
NJ Maria Van Alstv1e late ~ the
count, II New deceased send greeting Whereas
ra-s court County 0f New York ~ have CO.
Instrument dated the Il-n day - AuEIs-
l0go together cCdic thereto dated 1e 18th day %
Ocrob.- 1875, relating both real and personal properly
VIII and Testament - Maria Van
A-srrus l7-a 1f the County n New York deceased.
each ~ cited 20 appear betors
County ~ New YORK ar his 7fce IN
re county II 3nr1 -av u April ere
hundred and hall pasc ter oclocS
IN da tns1 and there % attend tne
rrrtste ~ h. said last WiN AMI Testament
A01 such o. as hereby cited. under the
axe ~ twenty required On appear BY y7r
mi arplv be appointed th~ -
Tsgls-r r failure 90 So guardian will be appointed
bv the Surrogate represent and t- IN the
c~eiing
SurrogaJes Cf said County q Nev York % be
Witness Hon Abus- O.. Thomas. a Su-rossrs
q said County rf New York az said
L. COUNTY fOJh tav n Nl5--n- IN the year
---'-.''' Cf Lord thousand nine hundred ard
: FAIRFAN MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk ~ the Su-r0gates Court
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

YORK by the Grace God Free and I0depende1t. %
Allan Mar1uand Nar0uand. Linda VI Terry Eliza
beth II Goodwin Alice o. Marquaut. EItzaoeth l. Mar
1uaud Cfalbrafth Maruuaud Wa-i. the heirs and
next g; Ms-quaud. deceased send zreeJ
ing Whereas MarQua1f ~ the CITY u New York
lately applied the SrroEatss Court q our County
OF New York G Instrument writing
date 1880 and a coiicil
thereto and bearing date December i2rh
bo-h and property
iuIv proved a. VIII and Testament codiciI
Margla1d late % -le County Of New
deceased Therefore YOU anl each u you are cited
before the Surrogate % 0ur DruCry of New
York az his ofF-- County os New York. the
Sath dav April Thousand nine hundred ard two
,fgOa1 ha O'Clock o. f1- forenoon
day then and there attend probate said
VIII and Testament And such % as hereby
under the aSe - twenty-on= years.
10 appear guardian. ~ z
No have and apply for
uon IN negleCr 4
A viii be appointed by the Surrlgats
resent and a the proceeding
n Testimony Whereof. We
Su-rogates Court % the said County q New
.....-...- York 70 be hereunto affixed Witness Hon
l. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate O our said
'----''''' County OF New York. said
l2th day % March. IN the year
on thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MrLATGELIN.
Clerk the SurrUgaIe's
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
PREPARED FOR THE WORST.

From The Washington Times
She came into the Turkish bath. fairly cracking
with the evidences OF grief Long crepe streamer=
flowed behind her the crepe folds on her dress
rIstled stiffiy. the inkydyed furs about her neck
testimony almost uubearabe sorrow
She obtained the key the dressing room-she
was evidently old patron Of the establishment
and prepared to leave her valuables at the office
Ora wing of her gloves she removed three or
four big pearl rinEs-pearls set siuElv and in bands
and in punches. From her ears she took out two
great smoky pearls Her lustreless watch chain
was studded with pearls Of the black variety She
handed them all over. The cashier sighed she
looked upon them
You certainly have some pretty jewelry Mrs
Yes sighed Mrs Brown My pearls are
pretty. l think. And I'm glad I got them in
stead OF diamonds A good many people have said
me, Why don't you get your husband to give
YOU diamonds But I've always thought that II
the day ever when 1t wouldn't be good taste
for me 10 diamonds II would be better 10 have
the pearls. And enough she sighed again.
the time has come. Mr. Brown gone but
those pearls a real comfort 10 me"
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

t%ne % eigPnantine neighbor OF the man OF the Stone
animals in the f1,LIIy IsIly sheIches u .-,
I'm oh toIners IN such details go to suggest
were known to the cave men
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
BROADWAY PARCEL SOLD.

Stabler. Smith Dryer have sold for Joseph
Hamershlag 10 !. Arthur PinChbeck plot 100 Tx
20 feet al the southwest corner OF One-hundred-
and-third-st. and Broadway. nine story apart
ment hotel Will be built the site 4 station OF
the rapid transit subway road will be at One-hun-
dred nd third-st and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
0ltGnous
NE STATE OF w

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY the Grace or God. free and independent
Mary Alice ACksnnsy, David Mcclure and henry N
Cabs Trustees of trust created BY the ast W.
and Testament OF Brian Mcksnney. deceased. He
81 Vincent de Paul. Henry McCabe. David Me-l1Ts
McClurz, Ellen DUIy and John Joseph Duny, The
widow being the only next of ki1 and sole
heirs OF James Dufiy, who during his ltetiins
Executor of the Last W u and
Testament % Brian Mchsuney, deceased Alice LuiIy
Henry smith. Ann Martin Alice smith John sniitt
Hapenny, MARY Ann smith Annie smith, Patrick
McCabe Kate Lamb Ellen Fiunegan Kate smith, Alice
smith Smith. Bridget Ann smith. Lizzie J. Sr1.L1
and 20 all persons Interested n the Es-
Brian McKenney. late OF the County q New 4oFS
creditors legaress, next o. an or otaeF
greeting; You and each OF You are hereby
cited ana required personally - and before our
Su-rogates Court said city and County, held a. ne
the County OF New fora. on m
OF halr past ten o lock IN Ine
AMI there % attend tl1lta-
settlement OF account OF proceedings or J91n Al
surviving Executor Cf the last WIZ anu
Testament said deceased. and such of ycU as are
under the age OF twenty one Je1Is
are required 20 appear by your guardian, have
one. or II have none % appear an1 Apply t9f ln-
OF neglect or Iainre
10 do So guardian viii be appointed ny hs SurTosAIs
to represent for the pracr-tllns
In Tesriu1ouv Whereof. We have caused the seal or
the surrogates of the said County OF Ne" YORK
hereunto fixed -, --.- -
Witness Hon FRANK T FITZGERALD. Slrrogale q
our said County. the County q New YORK
IIth day OF February IL the gear OF or
Ier1 ta1usant nl1e hundred ana no.
J. FAIRFAX NJ LAUGHLIN,
Clerk st tss SU-rOsares court
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

owner: J J. vreeland. No. 1855 webster-ave archi-
tect; 5000 each
Morris-ave,. west side. 40 feet south OF one-hun-
dred-and-eighty- fOurth-st two story frame dwell
ing house 31x55: Mrs. Jane Murphy. No L2s1 Wash
ington-ave.. owner; J. J. Vreeland. No. 1855 Web
ster-ave.. architect. $500
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
5urrosaies' Noiires.

IN PURSU ANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
n C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County O. New York
persons having claims
Eathasar. late OF The County % New York. de-
to WIKI vlucnarS thereof
place % Jran-acta- 'lsin-ss.
of Hoadly Lauterbach & IohnsIn No - William
oG New York on or before the 18th day
Of July
DATED New York. the e4th day % January 1902.
JOHN CATOlR. Executor.
HOADL.Y IAAUTERBRCH & JOHNSON. Attorneys Tor
q ecut0r - William Street New York County
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon Frank T.
FitIserald surroSAts OF he County Of New York.
i given all persons having claims
against Joseph Coreit late of the County CT New YORK.
o the with vouchers thereof
place OF transactinS a
No 2i2 Ninth Avenue. IN The City OF New YORK
before the 3Oth day OF June next
Dated Ne~ York n. esth day ot December. 1901
JOSEPH MCKEE CARSON c. ARCHIBALD. THOMAS
WATSON. Executors
WEFErS BROTHERS Attorueys FOR EKscutorS. WILL
Ian Street. 5oroGxa cs Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
DROPPED MATCHES THROUGH sETLIGHT

QUEER MANNER IN WHICH AN INCENDIARY FIRE
WAS STARTED.
Policeman Dierkes who is attached 10 the West
Twentieth hist. station. passing the furniture
store Of Gerard kip at No 147 EiEhth-ave.. last
evening when he noticed fire Mt the rear of the
salesroom. He At once informed Mr.. Kip, who
lives on the second floor kip opened the store
and he and the policeman managed 10 pat out the
fire with some old carpets.
The policeman discovered that the floor and some
OF the articles in the store had been saturated
with gasolene. Some one had poured about gal
Ion OF Rasolene through skylight OF the rear
extension and then started the hre by dropping
matches into the store. A Mrs. Bowers, who 0C-
cupies the third floor. told the policeman that "a
short time before the fire was discovered she had
heard some walking the roof OF the eX-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Nv D InErahan s. Co: 7O1 EasIe-ave. 25s6 Il
Of i56th-s i0xge7 Il story h. foreclosure q plain
IN Ien Louis Brandt al Joseph Sander et al.
Fettretch \ : attJs L II Ward ref due on ludEt.
costs. 1853 $500,
20 the plaintiff for So go
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
4 rALUABLE NECKLACE MISSING.
POLICE OF MANY CITIES on THE SOUTHERN
RAILWAY PUZZLED

RAILWAY PUZZLED
Washington. March 2s.-The police Of various
cities on the Southern Railway between Washing
ton and Jacksonville are mystihed the disap-
pearance Of 5000 pearl necklace the property OF
a passenger on "A Southern train Out Of Jackson
Vile March :. The necklace missed from
a travelling bag at Charleston. It Of heavy
gold with sixty-one carefully graduated Oriental
pearls and seven large diamonds The jewel was
manufactured by a Philadelphia firm, and on the
clasps engraved the letters H Z. r." The
necklace believed he the property of some well
known WasningtOnian whose Identity Is not dis
lIns
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
81 HI-RERT APARTMENT HOTsE Sod

BIOodgood Hayes Il Morrill, have sold the 81
Hubert apartment house, No. y East Twenty
eight hist. for Theodore IT. Mead Jefferson De
mont THOMPSON ana Colonel ". e. Brown The.
house Is six stories high and a hot 95xgs 9 feet
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE CORNER"
Twelve new memorial windows have Just
been placed the famous Little Church
Around the Corner" Some excellent views
of the Interior of this grand old edIhce In
so-morrow'- Tribune
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
For Boys and Young Men-countr1
5rbo0I aqsurIes-

A MEIRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHGRS' AGENCY
~ supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors G0ve-uessss
etc 70 colleges, schools and Families. ApFly 20
Mrs. NJ J. young LION. . Union square.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
Gong 1slanh prupsrfn ysr saIs-

NOR SALE Long Island Sound. Sentleuans country
IL grand view. beach. thirty minutes 70 S4tn
80. Ferry must Be 10 be appreciated Ad1resa
ESTATE BOX -. I.2s2 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
rrHE PEnrLE oF THE sTATE OF Nv

: FAIRFAN NcLAJGHLLN.
Clerk ~ the Su-roEate's Court
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-03-28

For burns and bruises Trib is chief;
From every sprain it takes the pain
10 muscles sore it brings relief;
And for the "hoss" it is the boss.
Negus Menelik Of Abyssinia is
building telephone lines between his
capital and the Italian settlement in
Erythrea. Italy furnishes the wire
and Menelik the poles Any one
caught cutting wires will have his
right hand cut off and his property
confscated to pay for ienage
There is a billaw. able in London
two centuries old. 1t belonged
originally to Louis XIV. and in time
passed into the possession of Napol-
con |. Tie body of the table is a
block of oak weighing 900 pounds,
covered with cloth Of electric blue.
The frame is of rosewood and the six
pockets perhaps the most striking
feature of the table-are reproduc-
tions in bronzeof hideous old
gargoyles. Whenthe ball rolls into
the pocket the lower jaw of the
gargoyle drops and the ball is
found in its mouth.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-03-28
A Carson LadY's Request.

Mrs. Ann Hickey, a highly re-
spected lady of Carson, has written
the following which explains ITSELF
To the Trib Company;
Gentlemen--I sprained my foot
and ankle very severely, turning
the foot clear over, tried number
OF applications which usually reiievs
sprains but without effect. At the
end of three days the swelling was
greater than ever the pain interable,
and | could not walk. The whole
foot was double its natural size and
black in color. | then tried Trib.
In few days / was entirely we'll,
and to-day that ankle is better and
stronger than the other. The Trib
seems to have renewed the life of
the whole limb. Use my name in
recommending Trib. Keep on ad-
vertising until all the world has
knowledge Of the great value, the
great blessing-of this new remedy.
ANN RICKEY.
Mrs. Rickey's testimony is con-
hrmed by that of hundred others
in and about this city.-Carson
News.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-03-28

Site Survey No 1875. pine post It long ins
square set # In mound Of stone and earth
scribed S-l976, Thence deg s4 min east IS feet
failing pit, 466 "a IT Cor No Identical with W
cor location and cor No Ooluabia Mill Site survey
No 1875 cor No Massachusetts Mill Site Survey
No 1878 cor No Boston mill Site Survey No 1914
pine post It long, ins square set n In
mound Of stone and earth scrlbed 4-le76 Thence
50 deg II min east l66 II 10 Cor No l place Of
beginning. Containing 4.S5 Acres.
Variation at all corners IA deg 5S min East.
This claim is located in Sw 4 and W \ Of
Sec "a T IS s R65 b., NJ. d. NJ.
The location Of the Pope Mill Site is Recorded
Ia the Office of the County Recorder of Lincoln
County Nevada. In Book az" Of Miscellaneous at
pages 8S ard So
The adjoining or conflicting claims as shown by
the Plat Of Survey the Boston Mil Site Survey
No 1914. and the Massachusetts, Mil Site Survey
No 1878, on the South. and the Columbia Mill Site
Survey No 1878 on the west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
tion Of said POPE MILL SITE or sur.
face ground. are required to file their
adverse claim with the Register Of the
United States Land Office at Carson City County Of
ormsby, State Of Nevada during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof or they will be barred
by virtue of the provision Of the statute.
o. II, GALLUP,
Register
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of
application for patent be published for the period
Of ten n0l consecutive weeks in the Lincoln
County Record weekly newspaper published at
Phoebe, County Of Lincoln and state of Nevada.
O. II. GALLUP,
Register.
First publication dated Feb. l4th 1902.
Last Publication dated April 18th. 1902.
FIR McMamee
Law Atty for Claimant.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-03-28

1t is impossible for young people
to marry in Germany without the
consent of their parents or legal
guardians. Certain prescribed
form must be gone through or the
marriage is null and void. When
girl has arrived at what is consider
cd manageable age her parents
make point Of inviting young men
to the house, and usually two or
three are invited at the same time so
that the at attention may not seem
to- pointed. No.young man, how
ever, is invited to the house until
after ne nus called at Ii asst once, and
thus signihed his wisn to have social
intercourse with the family.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-03-28
Notice of Forfeiture.

To the Heirs at Law of william 4.
TrOutnans late Of Deerlodge. Lin
coin county, Nevada, deceased.
You are hereby notified that have expended
One hundred dollars in labor and improvements
upon the LOG CABIN lode, located in the
Eagle Valley Mining District, Lincoln County,
Nevada as appears by certificate filed 10th day Of
February, A, D. 1902, in the Office Of the Recorder
of said Eagle Valley Mining District and in the
County Recorders Office Of said Lincoln County in
order 80 hold said premises under the provisions
OF Section 1924 Revised Statutes of the United
States, being the amount required to hold the
same for the year ending December 3lst, A. D.
1901 And il within uinety days after publication
Of this notice, you fail refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure as co-owner, your
interest in said claim will become the property Of
the subscriber under section 1924.
II. L. PICKETT.
Feb IA. 1902, first publication.
May IS, 1902, last publication.