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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

s Senbolb til uoentonenbe inbbpoer ct,
8auli Meni96eb berpeo Genuer os 8efenos
tc fra nGr u9 fern til at tomme og belle
Cubs 9iiees Gooer meo ps oisie Gage
1ilrejienoe bebes meloe oeres aOn1me til
en- af unoerte9neoe inoen l. Sept. Sc pil
blne oi6entebe 9intbpen eller Graettius
ger 5orsba9 Den A. Sept.
9eip9enbe fra bore globonienigbeoer 6eoes
lieelebes melbe oeres apmme.
9na Weni9beoelis %egne:
Jens SION, c. kroeh Brett
5allou, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
Smeoeforretnina.

st pelinbrettet, pelbeiat us pelbepst
Serfteo pnites iol9t fpr 10 gtuob. 9lf
Selbreosbenipn bill ben nup9renbe Gjer
9ao til en- 5arm.
Rnltin y. O.: l54. Aug. 1902.
S. 6. &elter9aorb,
Qanoaaent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

Slaaet rbeu giem Dorf.
glug. l6. Zen bobbeltltruebe 3ams
per Oscar H., iOm iejleoe fra Rep
gort 6. glug, aufom til ariitiania 81.
IL Morses % oil uare aDbeubaun
/ Miprsen tioltg.
0aejien til ariitiansianb: 9 9ssn os
II Elmer.
Get Ell ben Gurtisite Eur, ncsen Gin
be aiori meQsm Nem YOrf os Sfanbis
napien. u. 6. SO bnion & SO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

NEE. 6an eiterluoer fig Suitru, Ell ssn
o9 TO 9ptre. 5or bans 9uitru, Der /
bans traule 9iu foo bam troli9 bi meo
Jtaao % Gaao, Til bans pluoielise Deb
uare en- itor Sor9. iaumeset itorre, iOm
bun for 3ioen er / Spoomerifa pna
geisg boa ell af fine 8ptre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
observation-disclosures til ncoiat
Hris.

Sen 0oaar for aetur6iaet meQem
0ma6a og Blair, glebr.. Qlug. "a
-27. og 81. Samme Sept, 81
-10-14 og II. 9tetur6iQet gelber
/ 9Dsrt 3ilfaloe cen Dag fra ap6et
df 8iqetten.
ODerDer bet muiifulite qrogram.
u. 6. @oobric6,
8illetz2lgt..
giort6 WeI tern 2inien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
Gil ilsals.

100 9res, Aiil ira Statiun. Bris 81, 100
ener 81, 700 meb 8eiGtnineen, ON 5anoe'
len Iter mart. On llnberretnine itrio til
Sens VI. 3euiens
shenniu9ton, Wipnroe Co., gsis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

Nefeno ot oani 8eforati on g
maler. p1be 9lmerican Sournal oi
Commerce omiale tit iiblte 9eummer
en- M9n9oe oDstise 5orretninssmeno /
Nem g)orf Stat. 8ldnot blSIe finoer
pi oglna en- 9nnifer, nemlis Geforas
tionsmaler 0r. &uoolpG anierlem /
Bort Gb lter. 6r. &nieriem. Der tios
lisere opbolot fig / gtew Yorf, bar, /
ielge nSournnl oi Commerce, Bort
Gbeiter punret fig ct Ofn, loa.ebes at
ale Riem9no Der Bpen o9 Sme9n
maa iii anieriem. ifal oeres Sule be-
torerrs ubuenoi9 eaer inouenoi9. 0et
iomme par 9ilfRloet meo 9iuoolp6
Snieriems Brooer @bwaro. ba ban /
0ep gorf beinttebe Zig meo at oeforere
= bet par 8pens WtiaionGrer, Der
ieate bam. Stu boer Gbmaro anieriem
ON Sommeren pao tit pr99tI9e 9anos
lteb Baupi1e, 8. s.. ON 2'nieren |
5lorion Smiolertio forer stuoolpb
fps meb Yenslen, for meo 9ioen o9iaa
Of funne fau tit 9anbiteb. p9orbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
SDin og &Orn CT Tenge.

100 Pd. of Moore's Stock Food bill for6inbre
Sp9oom bos Spinene pg ipore 10 8u.
Miais. 0niS life, folter bet intet. Sglges
paa 30 8a9es 4rgpe. 9rilen er $3.50 pr.
100 go. 6orbinorer lltgj bus 0gniene, %
be logger ilere 9G9, ellers ingen 8etaling.
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO.,
sav-9Iaeuter gnlfes. Council Bluffs. Ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

3iI pJtorblpiet" meooelss fra gbiln,
oeipbia: nGn Of bore beoii teuota
Dante Der SDen, 8inbanbler @illiam
Peterien, er / 9lftes { (Onsbas) aisanel
oeb 9sben eiter fun ioa 8aees Spge.
leje."
3 Bespnoelien al 60'erne tom geil.
liam 9eterien til 9lmerifn, oe ct beua.
get ilittigt aiu ierte ban li9e iii fin
0Bo San fom beriil unoer 8or9ers
fri9en. bleu aaualerlit og par TO glar
meo 5elien. Sna fom ban iii g2em
Yorf % bleu Sfibsmaler. q '66 toa
ban til gteiu Orleans, bpur ban oa ell
anoeu befenot gtm Yurf- 0anlter g9il.
liom 2lnoeburab, M boiiobenoe Ser.
iep Gtip, arbejoeoe iammen Ium Siore.
feepers" | Si. @barles Sotel. 3erira
sif 4uren I'll ct. 9onis, lan til Seleno,
@tontana, 9por ban iom Mlaler tjente
fine So ON Doeen
Senere ouertog ban Den befenote
Ganlter Smiths California ginbanbel,
iom unoer bans 9eoelie ioe ct betpce.
li9t Spipring.
g9illiam 9eterien blep 50 9lar aam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
SpcrBe

9onoon. 9lug. 10. - Boer. Genera
lerne 8eluet, 3elarep % 8otba bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

Ia jeg Ior 5 9lor Iiben pnr Rr9it
ueo Ell Of be tore Wenigbeoer New
Yorf. Seq baube Der Ell Gel onnife
So9nebprn O9 fom oesuoen me9et Be.
rerin9 meo ilere al be oanlte Meuiebe=
Der / 0iew Yorf.
Gfter at giitop potter bern9it bar
omtdlt iom en- f9rlig fremrdgenbe 9e=
p9ientant for orlfsQlmeritunIt SIS.
0uperner. Senator Smut Helfon, Iom
ban ogIad tenoer perionlig, oberraIfer
ban os neb at fort9ae, at ban er en-
gammel getenot fra aebenbabn. Gor
25 Qlor iioen bar jeg Der / 8pen :
jeg bar ben Sang paa en- Reiie til
Ruslano = pg jeg tan fun uotale min
iterite geunoring ober ben itore og
6eloige llopifling Der er foregaaet /
dle Retninger. Oet er en- meget imuf
og uomGrlet inorettet 9n. Seq ban
gjort en- lloflugt oens berlige Sm.
e9n, bar bl. q. @uar i ben oeilige
9prbuOe, Og Dag bar jeg Jet 99ors
oaloien5 y Qlpoitle Dor 5rue airfe.
Den n9ite Dag rejite 8iItoppen fra
as6enbapn. Naar ban tommer tils
bage til Retp gOrt, pil ban, fom be-
tenot, agte Gntefru gilbert earning
Glart, .en Dame Der t9aer fine W}il>
lioner 3sciffreoe 5al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
Srors for 0amlf Mmlif

til 8icnic eller andre itprre eler minbre
Selifabelisbeoer til moberate Iriier bebes
gioet til Sac ob Sgrre Zen,
2024 9uoenport Ct, Omaha, 9lebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
iii Sala.

gn ITO 9lere 6arm meo 8peninaer,
ca. I afil gioro for Sutcbinion. N1an ben-
penoe iie til @ieren, @illnos often,
Sor 292, 6utcbinipn, Giinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

9rof. Sens Soerien @e itens
9naro. Huber SoerIfriiten ,Siab
6onors 6Or YOuns Mnn" inosbolot
Bottom GLOBE" forleoen en- 9lrtifel ON
Brof. Sens Soerien Geiien9naro 9
Gnlebnin9 berai oplper Gbica9Oblabet
pJteopen": Zen unge Brof. g9eiten.
9aaro bleu isot Gbicdso ben IA Sept.
1871; bans 5pr9lore, 6r. u. u. @eit.
ensaaro os Sritru. bOer GbicasU os
er bel tenot blanbt Bpens 9nnife.
Sra en- rinse Sitting iom StenOgrai
/ ct saefgrerfontor / Gbicnsu er 9roi.
g8eIten9aaro III aoanceret iii al unoer.
niie 3. 2lars eQer euerlte alnsies Stu=
oeuter Glenbomsret reo 6nrparo Uni.
ueriitei. 6eriil maa bemarfes, oi Sars
uoro 9oiu Scbool itaar bsit Renomee
of alle llniperiiteter / be 5orenebe Sta.
ter, o9 at Nniattelien er ifet eiter no.
trptfeli9t 9uite ai YrOf. Sobn 6bip.
man @rap, Der bar ooceret @jenboms
ret peo 6aroaro ouer 20 9laa os er
aniet iom ben bcjeite os bebite 9luboii.
tel bette Sag.
anapi ct 9lur eiter at Groi. Melten
saaro tos i'm Gfsamen ueo llnioeriiie.
tet, bin ban uonRpnt iii asliiterenoe
Profeslor, noset. Der fun er opnaaet en-
Gang for | ouruaro. nemlis al Den MI.
parenoe Dean Sames Barr 9lmes.
@n .gseitensaaro Cam Glub blep
iiiiiet til ben unse 9roiesiOrs 9Gre /
1900 os t9ller blanot fine Meolemmer
Here al &eoaftsrerne al ,9alp &eplep"
o9 ma7ge al be beolte Stuoenier. 9r9.
iioenten iilbeb i9lar pnn en- &ejie iGfen
Yroi. @eitengaaro Rlao5 peb Gbicasos
llnlperiilet meo en- aarlis 9sn af 50, 500,
ct 9ilbuo, iOm 8rof. g8eltensaaro imib.
leriio al flere @runoe aiilo8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

2et elbite Stag. Oct lnber til
at Der Y9be g. 9. Gun" bar paret
Giiput ON, builfet Stag, Der bar BET
Glofe S Ygbe Snn" for 7. 9lusuit
ltriper GOpuro 9. SOloen fra gBeit
BOint: p8eroens aloite 5lag er 0au.
marts, lom iulot fra 6imlen neb. Selb.
ielgelig blep oet 7anlternes Mnrfs :
/ 1874 eGler l214. 9otoen bar je9 for.
9 gemt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

3nnlt aun5t poa 81. Qoui5
llbitillingen. 9anit aunltinouitri
ipnes at lfuqe bline imuft repraienteret
pan y 6e Borlo's 5nir" CT. 2ouis
S ben iiolte Yin, ifriper g0nnnebrog"
bar asbenbuons fore tenote tunitin'
ouiirieae 5irmaer Il 9orcelIan. aera.
mif. 3errufOttn, @uloimebe os Suuel'
orbejce etc. anmelbt geltaselie. O9 for
iIeres 8eotommeHoe er Der iorlan9t itor
4lnos. st enfeit 5irmn pil oeiaa mgoe
op neb 6ebebolpnins. Gnoelig bar bl.
O. osiuo flele tebsntooafe grpsgerier
melot fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

Canadian Mining Institute
bar i cisie Gage ub9ipet et Sfriit Of
ben bnnite Sneenipr 6r. 9eier airfes
gaarb. Der meo Slluitrationer iorflarer
6urris Dumping Spitem meb tpmpri.
meret 2uft, inulebes iom bette er on:
uenot ueo 3eloro @ulominerne, peb
boilte 6r. airfe9aaro ilere glar bar
oRret anlet lom Superinienoent.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12
THE SENTINEL INTERVIEW.

The decision of Mr.. Payne that he
would refuse to consider the proposition
made by Murphy in the interests of La
Toilette, so far as the senatorial success
sion was concerned, resulted in action
by La Toilette himself, his manifest
object being to remove Mr.. Payne's OBJ
lection to a coalition of the contend
ing forces. On May 81 there appeared
in The Sentinel an interview prepared
by the governor and printed with his
full authority, in which he makes the
following statement:
81. I became a candidate for the
nomination because | believed 1t to be
the wish of majority of the Repubh'
cans Of the state that l should do so.
The canvass has progressed far enough
''2. AS such candidate, If nominated
and elected, l shall not be candidate
for United States senator at the close
of the term, but instead will endeavor
to make such a record for the party
and myself as to insure denomination
and a reelection. Any other. purpose
or design would not be keeping faith
with those who support me at this time
for the Office for which have publicly
announced myself a candidate.
49, 1 have made and will make no
promise to support any man for United
States senator or to use the influence
of the executive Office to promote the
ambitions of any individual in that be-
half in order to secure support or to
avoid opposition to my candidacy now.
-Four years ago I was assured that I
could be nominated and elected governor
of this state if I would make such a
bargain At that time, also, declined"
The balance of the interview is de-
voted to an attempt to justify his course
during previous years, to depreeatlng ma
chine politics in a somewhat mild-for
him-manner, in disclaiming responsible
ity for the assaults made in 1893 upon
Governor Scofeld and in promising to
be a good governor if nominated and
elected.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12
A WORD TO REPUBLICANS.

After reading this correspondence, if
there are still Republicans who doubt
that Gov La Toilette was prepared and
anxious to make terms. with the so-called
machine in 1900 it is because they are
wilfuIly blinded by prejudice or natural
tendency to ..''hero worship" He was
then, as he always has been and still is,
ready to make any sort of a bargain that
itical fortunes. He did not hesitate to
ask Mr.. Payne to ignore the ties of a
friendship that had existed for years and
to take a course which he knew Mr..
Payne regarded as opposed to the inter
ests of the Republican party and the
welfare Of the state. Had he been in
thought twice before leaving Senator
Spooner to take care of himself and he
did not see why Mr.. Payne should not
be equally willing to ignore the interests
of the party and the ties of friendship.
In adding this chapter to the printed
political history of Wisconsin the. Senti-
mel feels that it is doing a public service.
The letters speak for themselves, and
the connecting links supplied are as
plainly and briefly stated as is possible.
The story is so simple that it tells itself
and the points are so clear that they
cannot be misunderstood.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12

The largest and richest deposit of an
timony ever found in California was
struck recently 112 miles north of Rands-
burg in the Mojave desert. The ledge is
twelve feet wide and assays 40 per cent
pure a1timOny.
Another oil district has been discov-
cred in Teton county in the northern part
of Montana. Fifty-seven claims have
been located on the American side and
are in direct line with the well recent
ly sunk by the Canadian Oil Company,
upon which a strike of several barrels
a day was recently made.
After the dissipation Of many for
tunes and many years or vain attempts
a gold dredge has been constructed by
New Zealand dredge master named
Satchell Clark that is saving the gold
in paying quantities from the bed Of the
Fraser river, British Columbia, at the
rate of an ounce an hour.
One of the remarkable gravel mines
in California is the DondorO, near Yam
kee Hill in Tuolomne county. For sew
eral years it paid big dividends, but it
seemed nearly worked out early last
year. Then suddenly a body of very
rich gravel was struck considerably, low
er than the old ledge. This gravel has
been worked for several months and the
yield is very large, as gold can be seen
scattered all through the gravel.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12
THE FINAL LETTERS.

By letter from Wellsboro, Pa, under
date of June II, III. G. Kress forwards
to Mr.. Payne a letter received by him
from La Toilette, in which was inclosed
a copy of the interview printed in the
Sentinel. This action of La Toilette
has tendency to show that the inter
view i'll question was not printed solely
for the benefit Of the reading public, but
that the motive which inspired it sprang
directly from the nature of the CORE
spOndence now printed for the first time.
Mr.. Payne's refusal to desert Senator.
Spooner was doubtless the moving cause
that produced the interview. Both the
Kress and La Toilette letters follow,
the interview mentioned having been
quoted above in it's regular order:
'Wellsboro, Pa, June II. 1900.
Dear Mr.. Payne: | have received the
Enclosed from La Toilette in reply to my
inquiry about his intentions respecting
the future of Senator Spooner. My let
ter went to him sometime before the in
closed interview was printed. He writes
me that the incloSed was an answer to
the question in my letter.
Il go home tomorrow. From what |
can learn, La Toilette is going to get
close to that nomination, if he don't get
it. If he does get it, our work along
the line chosen will prepare the way for
closer relations than would otherwise have
been possible. / will try and see you
when you return to Wisconsin. / think
we have closed matters so that, if you
are chosen chairman of the national COM
mittee there will be no objections at
home, nor will any of the old matters
be opened.
with kind regards, / am, yours sin
cerely, H. G. KRESS."
The letter transmitted with the inter
view follows:
Claw Offices of Robert NJ. La Toilette,
"Fairchild Block, Madison, Wis.
III. G. Kress, Esq, Wellsboro, Pa.
Dear Mr.. Kress: / received your
very kind favor and am writing to
Pennsylvania, as suggested. Was very
sorry indeed not to have met you before
leaving Manitowoc, as stated in my note,
but it was absolutely necessary for me
to take an earlier train. l hope when
you return that we will be more fortu-
nate. With references to the latter part
of your letter inclose herewith an in
terview which l think will answer ques-
tons fully. You will be gratifed to
know that the situation throughout the
state is improving daily. This time we
cerely hope l can count upon Mantle
woe county. Very truly yours,
"R. M. LA TOILETTE. i
"June 6 1900"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12
I ne W IIIIdIIIS,
&c A Alexander. Mana ger.

"NanitOWOc, Wis, May %, I9OO.
''Dear Mr.. Kress: l find that in order
to reach Wausau as planned, [ must
take a 6:2O train. Expected to see you,
but only to say that should you go fur
Their with the matters which you have
written me about, it would necessarily
be with my friend whom you have met.
He understands. my position and can
speak for me insofar as there is any
thing to say in regard to the proposals
which you have made.
"Sorry not to have met you in a social
way after the lecture, with other Re
publicans. Sincerely yours,
(Signed) "R NJ La TOILETTE"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12

your future would be what we would
like to see it develop. [ wish you would
tell me frankly what you wish and |
will endeavor to fulfill your wishes.
mean, of course, SO far as [ am able to
act and do. Yours very respectfully,
"H C. KRESS."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12
Mr.. Payne's reply follows:
"Milwaukee. Wis. Nav 9. 1900

-. - MlWauKee, WIS, May 3, I9OO.
MY Dear Mr.. Kress: 1 have yours
of yesterday. I expect to be in Milwau-
kee until the last of next week. There
are some things about this matter about
which you write which | should like to
discuss with you.
Il feel quite certain that if Mr.. La
Toilette becomes a candidate for gov
ernor standing on his own merits, with
out affiliations, alliances and combina-
tons involving other matters political
and otherwise, it will be much better
for him. What l mean I will explain to
you when / see you. Very truly yours,
EIII XNIN, y
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12
Mr.. Payne's reply follows:
"Milmannon WIZ M


"Milwaukee, Wis, May 20, 1900.
III. q. KreSS, Esq, ManitowOc, Wis
"My Dear Mr.. Kress: l find yours of
the 18th on my return, and also this
morning have received yours of the 18th.
Your last letter makes 1t unnecessary Tor
me to answer yours Of the 18th further
than to say that my going back on the
national committee is not of my own voll-
ton or seeking, but if I do SO it will be
as a result of pressure brought to bear
upon me by parties high in official life
whose wishes | have not felt at liberty
to disregard, and that to devote the
time and labor incident to the coming
campaign which | am sure l will be
called upon to do is a serious thing for
me to undertake.
Further, | am a lifelong friend of
Senator SpOoner; in fact, | think he is
my most intimate friend from any point
of view, and I could not, under any cir
cumstances, put myself in the position,
so far as it relates to him, that is sug-
gested in yours of the 18th.
Replying to your letter of the 18th:
No one is more anxious than | am to
have the present canvass for the NOM
inatiOn of our candidate for governor
conducted in such a way as to leave no
scars and to relieve the party from fac
tiOnal fights which have prevailed for
the last few years. / am not candi-
date for any office, either in the gift OF
the people or the President, and never
expect to be, and | am willing to 90
almost anything consistent with my duty
to my friends and to the party to &C
cOmplish harmony. If meeting Mr.. La
Toilette and discussing the situation with
him would conserve that end, should
be happy to do so.
81 expect to go East and attend
meeting of the subcommittee on arrange
ments of the Philadelphia convention on
Thursday of this week, and shall be alb
sent about ten days. Thenl shall return
to Milwaukee, remaining probably ABOUT
one week, and after that return to Phl'a-
delphia to remain until after the national
convention has been held. If / am elect
ed on the national committee and take up
the work in connection with the national
campaign, | am not likely to be IN Mil
waukee very much until after the cleo
ton in November. Very truly yours,
II. G. PAYNE
Up to this point La Toilette had care
fully avoided committing himself. What
ever part he had taken in the matter had
been by telephone or by representative
On May %, however, while passing
through Manitowoc, he wrote a letter to
Mr.. Kress in which he gives to j. G.
Murphy credentials that establish be-
yond question his own relations to the
negotiations and his responsibility for
the propositions submitted to Mr.. Payne
by Murphy The plot thickens. The let
ter referred to is as follows:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12

Toilette is away from Madison. wrote
him and this morning tried to reach him
by telephone, but it was said he was
out of the city and would be gone two
days. Will you kindly let me know if
any of his people have approached you
about this matter. I trust La Toilette,
but always like to know fellows are
moving straight. How long will it be
before you leave Milwaukee again?
am certain that La Toilette will take
up this matter the same way you have.
Yours very sincerely,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12
THE APPOINTMENT IS MADE.

On May 10 Mr.. Kress announces by
letter that he has again succeeded in get
ting into communication with Mr.. La
Toilette, and that an appointment has
been made for meeting between him
self and a representative of the latter
His letter follows:
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-20
To Whom II May Concern,

Notice is hereby given that l.. II.
Manning has applied in writing to pur-
chase lot 2, in block No. 257, in the City
OF Cucson, Arizona, according TO a plat
of what was commonly known as the
Military Plaza, which was adopted by
the Mayor and Common Council OF the
said city ON the 4th day of December,
1899.
Notice is therefore hereby given that,
pursuant to Ordinance No. 1866, passed
by the Mayor and Common Council OF
the said CITY on the 7th day of January,
1902, the undersigned will sell at pub
lie arCt on, in front OF the City Hall. in
the said City OF Tucson, the above des-
cribed property, at 2 O'Clock p ~, on
Wednesday the 22nd day OF January, A.
D., 1902, tn the highest bidder for cash,
subject to the approval of the said
Mayor and Common Council, and the
following conditions:
First--That deed in fee simple to
the purchaser, his heirs or assigns, free
from all limitations or conditions, dl.
rectly after the sale, be executed by the
proper authorities and deposited in es-
crow in the Consolidated National
Bank of the City of Tucson, to be de-
livered 10 the said purchaser his heirs
or assigns, when he or they shall have
caneed to be expended upon the said
lot and the lot of land adjoining the
same upon the south. to wit: Lot No.
3. in Block No. 257, 4he sum OF S25..
900 toward the construction of a hotel
building to cost, when completed, not
less than $4,000.
Second--Said sum OF $25, 900 to be
l.,l I,t frnO, fha Iat Ia
oi the sale Of said lot.
Third-,he custodian Of said escrow
to deliver the same 10 the grantee there
in named, his heirs or assigns, at any
time within one year after the date of
the sale oi said lot. when the Mavor OF
the City of Tucson and the Chairman Of
the Building and Land Committee Of
the said city, and the President of the
Board of Trade OF the said city. shall
certify in writing that, after thorough
examination, they find that the said ex-
penditure on the lots above named to-
ward the construction OF said hotel
building. to cost the said sum Of s15, 900,
fully eqnals and is the sum OF s25 600.
Fourth In case the said sum oi
$25 900 shall not be- 80 expended within
the time named, the said custodian OF
the said escrow shall surrender the
same. Immediately after the expiration
Of the time named, to the Mayer Of the
said City Of Tucson, aud all improve
ments placed upon the said lot, after
the sale thereof, tn be forfeited by the
makers thereof and the same to pass
and revert, free and clear OF all claims
or demand whatsoever. either in law or
in equity, to the said City Of Tucson.
NE HAWKE.
City Recorder.
First pub. Jan. II. last Jan. 81.