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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
THE TALAMANCA |
PANAMA PRlMlTlVES2

Within less than 100 miles OF where theS
greatest interoceanlc ditch the worla
has seen. in territory where the newly
created republic OF Panama is stuateds
there dwells an Indian nation that is tos
all intents and purposes ldentically thsE
same to-day MS It was when Columbus&
first discovered the Western HemisphereA
These are the Taiamancans. who lnhahltk
almost midway between the. two oceansA
and but comparatively short dlstancey
from the Panama railroad. though 1t tSS
much Ito be doubted IL they have every
seen It or are aware OF Its existence.
For upward Of four centuries the medie-H
val civilization OF Spain has surrounded
them on all SIDES but they have neithelR
extcrminated by Its kindness. as was thoS
case in Cuba, and other Spanish colonies: /
Their language Is still their own. nndSHF
character. Living in virtually an un.N
known region. their solitude Is seldomE
broken PA ta2 NJ
They are not idolators in any sense on
I'll Though So t Rf belief enss 8 m as 10
OF an, OWL spirit than faith In a good
an instance Of q nation without. doctor.
Spending t. tie m 1s;,sl an q d re
b iHi the 'f functions tt ) ta all throe;
Polygamy, Is the most Important feat.
ure 81 Their domestic re,at tp di fey,
tribes being content with loss than three
1 to, half a dozen wives. while his Ta'a-
i ancan n,ajesty might we'll eXclaims with
' Z h9ns Alas! Fifteen wives =
The needs Of tho Talamancan. are
primitive to a degrea characteristic OF
provides for him with a bounteous hand.
/ his is an existence Of dreamy c.,ntsat-
mont undisturbed bv thought Of tho NOR
faor nj . m
missionary has never penetrated to his
forest home.
/. me rivers TEEN with many varieties
of Ash, and game abounds toHa degraa
unknown outside the tropics. while tho
soil is 50 fertile as to give rise n ths
saying that It Will raise ptckan MES, =
little corn and cassnvn. ara PLANTED, ana
the soil and climate do the rest-sclentliln
American. .58s7 at @
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MINING QUICKSILVER 1
DURING PAST YEAH

tspcc,a1 to 'rhe .rimea-D Isnat oh " \,
/. yW4AsIlNGTON, Dec. so.--Thas Cera4
Bure,u has ISSUED preliminary regnr9
on tho mining of quicksilver, mint. teldsI
year 1902. The figures relate exclusively,
10 tho mining operations nn,l 'sIihsequent
reworking Of the mineral when done 2
II" The q iN product follows: s4k9l TASKS OF
quicksilver (cach Weighing rs t-2 pounds!
valued at sl.l67SsS. tngethor with l1.a1
short ons Of clnnabar, valued at 5000
~, 800 short tons OF flint valued at $l449ltS
41,2S7 short TONS Of felnsrar. valued n5
s250, 4a4; RI 1l432 short tons fullers' earth!}
valued al $685. "a. ~
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I ONE OF HEROES
Stage Electrician Did All in Ills
Power to Extinguish Blaze.
(Ry AssocInte6 Press.)

1ESUCIItltN I'TFFS.T
CHICAGO. ILL. Dec 30-John IT, Far.
rell. the stage electrician, was one of
tho heroes OF the fire, He was tho first
tongue OF flame running up tho canvas
border OF the curtain, He climbed lad
der twenty feet above the. stage and
sought to extinguish II with his hand, iie
Is burned, and the fire had run up the can
vas border into the fIes. Selling u hand
grenade he dashed it at the fire, and the
failing fluid nearly blinued him, With
the cry Of Save yourselves he fell to
the floor all then, running to the rear
soor of the theatre. he threw II open, call
ing to the members OF tho company to
rush into the alley,
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mi wood was used aud stnirways were
en,ln,lo o a fre-proof building Will not
be- erected as long as wood 10 used. ~ ~ !.
Il theatre there are so m my az .icle - -
once gets headwaylt spreads In the most
n In r,nInu manner .r{-a2 }g3..isls }tftt
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or; The Comtcsse DeMun and many others
CT noble birth. ~
There were eight exits to the building.
but no signs had been posted to tell
those inside where to find them The
fire had started near the front of the
structure and the great throng pressed
backward to find all escape cut off,
save through one small window lead
Ing into the Hotel Du Pulnise. Through
this some OF the penned visitors to the
Ruzaar were dragged. But there was no
limo to save moe than a mere handful:
The flames Travelled too quickly: 8 800
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Personal and General.

When George j., Gould, ira six yeard
old, woke upon Christmas morning. he
found Santa Claus had ,ou g him t the
wayg train ever built, {, IS an exact TO-
production Of tlrst-class Pullman tram,
Miss Margaret Sherwood. author. Of tbs
eraduate of Vassar, ana has also studied
inNZurich. Oxford and Italy. II 1888 sfc
took the degree Of Phi. 2, a. fals, ana 10
now associate professor OF Engllsn !lltera-
ture at Wellesley College,
4 Edgar L'Allemand. thu fifteen-year-old
son Of Pauline L'Allenland.. tte, famous
iJe IS lust beginning to speak his moths
er's native tongue. Fanl!l ar with French.
German and italian, he had never oeen
taught English,
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TRYoN THE DELIGHTFUL,

The Mimosa Inn, at Tryop. N, g, Will
be opened for the season January An,
1904. 1ryon, with Its dry. bnlmS a!mos-
phere, its delightful section In which 10
spcnd the winter and spring months and
Is best reached by the Southern Railway,
Excursion tickets on sals allfthe year
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The DISASTERS
REMEMBERED

Continued from, First Pagc.)
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! Ninoty-two years uEo. when Chicago
had been q settlement for only eight
ears. and was then no more than q
trading station for Indians and frontiers
men, Richmond passed through her great
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pr; The comtesse Deslun and many others
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-04-11
Contest Notice..

Department of the 1nterior:-Jnited States
Land Office, Duluth, Mimi. February 70. lob;
in thus office by Chas J.. Johnson. contestant,
against homesteal entry No. 1923, made July 10.
Section 2. Township 81, Range west. b, John
P. Andel son, contestee. IN which it is alleged
that said John P Anderson has never reslded
or made any improvements on said land and
same is not cultivated or any par. Of the same,
and it is still in wild state Of nature; that more
than eight Gears has elapsed since the date Of
lat s"id alleged absence from said lana was not
due to his employment il the Army: Navy .or
Marine Corps of the e. S. IL any capacity
during any war in which the U. S. las been en-:
gagged. Said, parties are hereby notified to ap-
pear, respond and offer evidence touching said
before &. H. Carhart. Notary Public, Cook
County. at Grand Marais, Mimi, and that final
hearing viii be hold at 10 o'clock =. m. on April
30. 1903, before the register and Receiver at
the United States Land Office in Duluth. Mum
ala WIN. E. CULk1N, 2e,rer.
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Contest Notice.

Department Of tsge 1nterior.-United States
] Land Office Duluth, MINI. February 20 1908.
sufficient contest atf1layit hat Ing been fled
in this Office by Chas. J. johnson. con,es,ai,t,
against homestead entry No sos, made Feby.
23. 1922 for swA Of Section ~, township 81,
walch it is al eyed that said August Winjcka
hAs never Il sided or made any improvements
portion of same. and it is still in wild state
Of nature; that more than eight years have
elapsed since the date OF said entry and NJ, fEal
proof has been offered. That said alleged
absence from said land was not due To :his EN-
s.loyment 70 the Army. MY Or M rine Corps
Of the United States in any capacity during any
parties are hereby lno,ified: TO appear, respond
and offer evidence tonGhins said allegation at y
O'clock 2; q. on !. April %, 1879. before g. =,
,farais. Atinn.. and that final hearing will be
hold It 10 O'clock m. on April 20, 1903 before
Land Office in Dahth .s#..,s
7 z's IA s. S.: W: +. 20 LKlN Resistsr.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Cast iron articles were first made
IN England in the year 100.
Four persons cross the Atlantic in
the steerage to each cabin passenger.
The number of ships in the American
whaling feet has fallen in the past IL
years from ~ to 40, and much the same
Is the case with the Scotch whaling
industry.
In water Of IL fathoms or under a
large ship of 20 knots loses about
three-quarters knot speed compared
with her pace when travelling in water
80 fathomS or over.
Henri Houriet, Swiss matchmaker,
has recently completed a watch made
entirely out Of the ivory taken from a
billiard ball-works and case com.
plete. 1t keeps good time.
The middle colonies, New York, New
Jersey. Pennsylvania and Delaware,
were really conquered soil. taken from
the Dutch. Neither Of the two great
companies attempted to COLOMBO this
part of the coast, and it only came into
English possession in 1864.
The South Kensington museum,
London, has been presented with the
famous Walsingham collection of
micro-lepidoptera, consisting of 2oo,-
600 specimens, and upon the collection
of which Lord Walsingham has been
engaged for 30 years. The Walsing-
ham collection is the largest and the
most important in existence. It in.
cludes among others the famous Zeller
collection, and also those formed by
Hoffman, and Christoph. The speci-
mems embrace many of the originals
selected as standard types by variou,
authorities who have written on the
subject.
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Timber Land, Act June }. 1873. -Noticefor Pub.
ucation limited States Land Office. Luluth,
Mimi, Feb uery 9th. 1903. :
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provision Of the act Of Congress If Juno &
1878 entitled" An set for the SAFE OF timber ! ntlt
in the States of California. Grexon. Nevada and
Pubic Land sta Is By act Of A. ust It. a. 1s 81
Micnsei dalton. O. West Superior, county ot
Douglas, state of Wisconsin. has this da. filed
in this Off % his sworn statement No. 1855 fo,
ths Gpr c' Ct the ~ of seh stctisn q and
east and will offer proof to how. that tn
iand so"eht Is more v"lrnhl' for it's timber or
stune than for ! Il. cultula purposes, and II
est hlish his: ella m to said ianu before t:e
Register and Rereiver Of this office at Duluth
1903.
/: He names as witnesses:
T. NJ. Powers Of Green Bay, Wis., Geo. A.
Mcdonald and F. A Mcdonald OF Wet Super or
Wis. and Chas. l.. Campbell ot Dul"th, Minn
Any ana all parsons claiming adversely ,he
abnve-describei lan,is are regues edtt FL. ,heil
ef,ims in this Office on or b'ore s.id 18th day 81
81 WV. e. CCLKIN,. Register,
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No. 4W. 3T
NOTICE 0F EXPIRATION OF RE-
DEMPTiON PERIOD.

No. 4yO. 32l
NOTICE ;1F EXPIRATION OF RE
DEMPTION PERIOD.
In whose Lame assesset-J ohm Bnrenkon.
DISC. iptinm of LanG-Snutneast quarter Of
Southeast quarter Of Section 70, Township g..
R.ngs 1 West,
Ye ~ taxes levie.-isae. Years subsequent taxes,
levie.:-i897, 1893, 1859 1sC0. 1871
Date OF Ju.igment-Nla1ch 2lst, 1898.
When so!.:-May 2n''. ISIS.
Amount sold for. 800. .......... 5.4&
Amount gu sequ.n taxes. .... go. 22.73
Interest, penalty and cOst............ 1875
Total amount required to red. em...- s42.H
10 John Bnrns,
You are hereby notified that pursuant
to tax judgment entered in the Dis
trict Court in the Counties of Lake and
Cook and State Of Minnesota. as above
stated the land hereina bove described.
assessed in your name was sold for
taxes as above stated. and that the
time for redemption from said sale
allowed by law will expire sixty days
after service of this notice and proof
thereof has been filed in my office. In
addition to the amount above stated as
necessary to redeem from said sale the
cost Of service of this notice must be
paid together with such interest as
may accrue from and after this date.
Witness my hand and official seal this
18th day of March. 1902.
(seaD CHRIS. MURPHY,
County Auditor.
Cook County. Minnesota.
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Tmber Land. Act June g. 1S7s-Notice for
Pnblication.-United States Land Office, Dar

Ttmbec Land. Act June 3. 1S7s.-Notice for
|. Observation-Disclosures States Land Office, Dnr
lu,h, MINI Fe,. II, 1913 - r : -
Notice is hereby g Ven that in comp!fance
With he pr: Visions IF the act If Congress az
J u,e ), 1873, entitled AN act for the safe u
timber lands in the States Il California, Oregon.
Nevada ard Washington Territory" a. extended
to q ] the Public Land States by act Of August
1892 Paul sliethke. It Red Cliff, county Of
BAY field. stare OF Wisconsin, has this day fled
in this cface his sworn statement No. 7iO7. for
the purchase It the south >, of eA Of Session
IL. TOWNSHIP, 62, Rnnge 2 east anil will offer
proof to show that tie Land sought IL more valu-
able Tor Its timber or stone than for Agricultural
purposes and IA, establish his claim TO aaid
and before tie Register and Il. eeiv.rnl this Of
nee AZ Duluth, MINI. ON Mondaa, the Sth day
Of june, 1908. 5Sa 81 II IN ~
He names as witnesses:
= Dan Cnwie Of Grand Marsis, Minn..s II T.,
Wilcox Of Rel Cliff, Wis., II. a. Gehrke at
" ,ehbg.n. Wis.,, anu Chas Mietbke Of M1nns-
S. Any aid all persons claiming adversely the
above.descrih are requested 10 6le their aims
In thi Office on o. before said 18th day Of
June, 1908. s5-7.#E-,
81 VIM. E. ReRister.
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timber Land. Act June 3 1878 Notice for
publication -Un!ted states and flee. nu-
luh aid vface, Duluth. Mi"nesota. Feby~
20lh 1904.
N,hice is hereby given that in compliance.
with the PROVISIONS Of the vet Of Congress Of
.lnne3 1873. eMi ed IN act for The sale Of
timber lands III the tates Of aliiorEia. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory" as txten:
ded to ali The PuoIic Lind States hy act OF
AUGUST !. 1892. John I ibbens. Of ! Auth.
county ofst. suis State Of \ 1nne.ota, h; 8 his
day hled n this Office his sworn statement No.
7.58 Tor the purchase o1' the lot 2. sw4 of ueA,
g., of nw%a. and nw,, of >eA Section 3 in
Township ii ktr.h. Range Vest and will
offer PROOF to show that the hnd sought is more
valuable, for Its timber or >tnne BAN fort 1icul
1ur purps rnd 10 sta blish his claim to said
lird bef're the Re-: lister aud receiver of this
Office 1T Eu]uth. Mimi, Oh Wednesday. the 18th
day of uly. 1913
He names rs witnesses:
John r. Sexcg. Charley Peterson: J. Roy
Bel aud James A. tucker, all of Duluth,
Jun.
ANY and Ill persons claiming adversely the
atove-deseriLe-l lands are requested to Fl e their
claims this ONCE on or before said 18th day Of
.u:y, 1919
I'LL WIN. CULKlN. Registes.
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Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior-united States
Land 'ttice. i>ulu.h M:nn.. February ~, ~ 3.
A U hciaht conte est affidavit, having been Fl ed
in this office Ly Anna J.hl,soi,. con: esta mt
against honest end entry No. 1904. made >ept.
/, 1892. for lot and 50 OF SEX and nwA OF sex
Section !, Township s.. Range west, t.y John
Htndiickson. contestee. in which it is alleged
that 81 John RendricKSOn has never resi- ed
or made any improvements OH sair land. an,
same is not cultivated or any portion "t me.
and it is still 4 wild state; that said al.ege d
Payment l.. the \rmy Navy or arine Corps Of
the U. \, in any capacity during any war in
which The U. S: ma BE- engaged. Said lar les
are herebv notified t.. Ape r respond and #. I
q. N on April 20. 1903. before II. C"rhart
Nota ~ Public; ook County, at Grand Mar is,
Minn., and that hnal hearing will be held al 10
o'clock q. m. OH April 30th 10 8 before the
Eegfster and Receiver at the United :tates Land
Office III Duluth MINI.
3-14 WM f. CULKIN. Register
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Timber Land. Act lame 8. ls7s.-Nct,ce fe,

Timber Land. At lane 5: 1s7s:1N:t,ce for
lu,h. Inn: j anna1y 9Th. 1905
h"'ire il hereby given that IN eomplanc re
June 3 1873 en,itL d AN act for the sale OF
TIM er lands IN the tates d slifornis oaeg"n'
ded 70 all the lublE L and f,atts by act Of
usuA :. h92. tkalles Greve; OF ul9th:
county OF St. Louis, State OF Minnesota, has
this day tiled in this oftice his sworn statement
No. rs tor The pnrci.ase Of lot & Section 2e,
lots l. 2 and nwAa Offset. dissection -. III Town
! ships n Range ". 4th P. NJ. and will offer
pr otto show that tie land s"ught is more valo:
able Or its timber o. St. ne tan agricult aral
purpcS 8. and to establish his claim 10 sid Land
before he Register and Receiver OF II is Office
q: Duluth. Mimi. Oil friiAy the 18th day Of
May. 1903
He names as wi aesses:
". i;ag)ey. ;e.,rse Free T. 4. Bagley and
Burt I h0may MI Of DulusH. Mimi
Any and all pen Oils ella mig .adversel: the
above desc1lb, lands reque>, ed fi'e their
Il inns tins Office IN Or before said 18th day Of
May, lyJ3.
H. L. Shepherd. Atty. IA
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Contest Notice .
Department OF the Irtertor limited States
Land Office. Luiuth. Minnesota, February 70

Department OF the Interior Limited States
Land Office. Lu.uth. Minnesota, Februa, y 70.
1908.
A sufficient contest afiidavl having be IN filed
in this othce by has. !. johnson contestant
against h'.mest ad rn!ry No: 1870 r AIDE Sept:
-. 1894, for sc = D nwl4. swA OF neia and lit 2
Section Il. Township "a. ange l west. by
Steph Regan. co"testee. in W irh it is all geii
t. said Stephen l:egam has never resided OF
made a,,y improvements OH sa I'd laid md same
is not Gu :tivated Or any portion Ut same. and i,
Is still In Wild state of natu e; that more than
eight years b We elaps"d si"ce the date of said
Ell; ~ and no final proof has heen .'ferei; that
due to his .mpiot mtit in The Army Ns vs q" "r
Marine Corps IF the U. =. iii any ,apac ty dur
ing Any war in viii h the U. 8. has been Ell.
&. ged Said par les are hereby Notified t. sp.
pear resp nd and offer evice,ic, touching said
q: egation q 10 Q CLOCK a. III: on Arr ~ ls.3.
before III. ia, hart. Notary .ublIc. { ook
Oanty at Grand MHrafs NJ mi; and that final
hearing Will be hcld ut 10 o'clock y. m. Oil April
50, $50 he ore the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land ONCE in blu nth, vim.
3-l WM. E. CULKiN. LEICESTER.
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CONTEXT Notice.

Department Of the Interior-United States
Lard Office. Duluth, Minnesota. March o.
1919.
IN this Office by Daniel ID. Moi onuld. Contest mt
against homestead entry No 848l mad July =,
1c.s3. for e. Of NV Il and trac nwk of nw4 and
swz Of nwh lection 81. Township ~ north
iahge East 9TH p NJ by Rasmus Jacobson
contessee. in VIII ch it is alleged that raid
r *smns Jatobs"n his never cst.bi'sh r. 81
.tence on said tr Ct ot land, AMI has wholly
filled to improve or cultiv. t. any part thereo
and that said III eyed absence from said LAND
was not due t. en- ry,nans employment in the
army navy or IN 'rine corps Of the Unite.
States may have been el,gagei. Said partfe,
are her b. Tot fed 20 appear. respond and ulfel
evidences touching saio allegation It, 10 o'clock Il
IN: Oh May lQ. EOS, befUIe the Register aud Re-
ceiver at the UnfteS states Land Office in Du
luth, Minnesota.
WIN. Il. CULKlN, Register
J. II. Sharp. ATTY. for contestant. Ali .
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q Notice Tor Pnblicatlnlll1lI....

Office q Duluth. Aillll.. "a pru !. S0S. zsS!
s Notice IL hereby given that the Glowing
namc.t settler has hIeSt Of iftentiOI1tt
NAE nga nlPs Vii
and Receiver u Duluth. MIMI. on May u 1858.
viz:
81 (just Falk. who made Homestead Entry 80.
500 for the Fri. ne o. heA4. sen4 of nes4 and
sslsaof se;a Section I, TOwnsht 81 Mort Il Range
a East.
H1 nsmes tie follow ring Witnesses e. prove hia
ieonlinu0ns dence upon aud cult alton q
aisif land. wis 6.
6ssIAxSI q Olson Peter !. Ewing and Alfred
Nelson sc Il ovland. u tnn.. ana fGnAt flnnd 81
Two HaIb0Is,. MINI. ss sasS
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Contest Nl.ioe.

Dep"rtu ent of the Interior limited States
land Once. pu;uth, MIMI. Abr All 1903
in this Office hy John ;tolan con.e: taut, against
homestead entry M. s,S7. made ::arch i: 1873
TOR sw Il OF hwl4, WIZ vi sw,a and sell Of sw4
Section "a. 1ownsh p I'll north Range west;
by Amtrew A: Mill r. cnntestee. in which
II is alleged that said Andrew 4. j. Miller haa
never 'esided Oh, improved or cultivated said
lind was not tue to his employmevt III the
army. navy or marine corps oi the Unit tel
Sla'es~ during any war; s"id parties are
!. whence l,uchi,g sai% aIleg ZION at 10 o'clock
"a. m. o.. May II. 1919. before he Reg stet
and Receiver of'the United states Land Office
In Duluth, Mimi.
Smallwood 4 Son. Atlys fer Contestant. an
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Contest Notice.

Department Of the Interior United States
A sufficient contest affidavit having bee:, Il I'd
in this Olive by Cl,as. y: johnson. con .estant,
against homestead entry No. 9l+a. made March
Section 4, Township 81. Range 2 east, by Chas,
Hanson. contested. in which it is alleged that
said Chas. Hanson never established residence
upon. improved or cultivated said land. and
hat said alleged absence from laid land was pot
du. I" his employment il the Army. Navy OF
Marine orps Of the u in xny capacity. dur
ing any war in which tho q. s: may have heeu
pear, respond and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 O'clock q. m. on April 20, 1913
before G: Il. Carhart, Notary PUBLIC. Cook
County at Grand Marais. MINI and that final
April ~. 1908, before the Register AMI Receiver
ct the United States Land Office in Duluth
MINI.
3.l4 WM Z. CULKIN Repister
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Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior United st ties Land

Department of the Interior United st ties Land
flee: i'uluth. Mimi: arch 5, 1893.
Aspffi i lent contest AFFIDAVIT. h wing been file
against Homestead entry No. y'2222 made M.rch
%, 1s.a,. for eM ~ SEA and sell OF ne'4: Sect !,
IS. Township 62 north. Range 9 cas-, by Peter
q. Erickson contt stee in VIII ca l., Ia alleged
that said Peter @ Erickson has never resided
on. improved or cullivaud sad lane, ami hat
said alleged absence from said land was not
due to his emp oymen, in the army. Nav. OF
ar4ne J: erps OF the United States In any caLa.
city during any war. Said p RI es are hereby
notified IL .ppe. !, respond and offer evid .nce
to, ching said zhllt & tfOn ut ~ clock q. mo-
q the United States Land Otite ii Duluth.
Mimi *4 5.s 81 @ 5, n ~. $.s59 81. :,
! "a 3-i4 WIZ. Z. GULKiN, Register.
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Timber Land. Act Jnne T. 1873 Notice for Pub
@ LEGATION United States Iand Once, Duluth,

Timber Land. Act Jnne :. 1873 Notice for pub-
Heal ion United States Land Once. Duluth,
g MINI. Feby. q. ~ z5
Notice g hereby that II somplisnc:s'
lime sis7s sntit lsd s An act for the sale Of
timber Ian In the Stat Of ahfo1 Mia. Oregon.
Nevada ind Washing oi. erritory.'' as extended
to all the public Land Ststes By act OF August
=. 1892 Murray a. Campbell. Of ilesm0n.
county 81 ,ls. tate Of Iowa. has this day fled
II this .,t,ce Ii. sw''rn statement No Ss44 i9F
eec, ION and NV IL :Ie': and ne.4 ofnwh 81
sec,ion 7. IN TownshiP s. north: Kange 8
that The land sought IS more valuable for ~
timber Or roMe than for agricut' nral purposes
the Register and Receiver of this office a. D,1-
lnih, Mt"n.. TN Friday. the 10th day Of J une.
,93. =. - 9%,:->:-s< 49, -.
He names as witnesses: '=.~ 49,
F. ID, Eeveridge Gal. Scbieha. J. W. Sanders.
!. F. KamiIlskl and James II. dpath all OF Vu.
ANY, and all persons claiming adversely the
shove d, scribed l. nds 4uested 10 file their
ii inns in this Office on OR before said 18th day Of
June 1906 r.
;-2l WN. +, CULKIN. REGISTER,