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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-07
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THIS IS THE PROPOSITION: We will sell you goods
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chase of 1c. or over we give you stamps representing the amount
of your purchase. When you have bought $500 worth of goods,
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We have a large and well selected stock of Dry Goods,
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po,, Of uonor-prosnect School.

Roll of H0n0r-FrOspect SehOOl.
Following is the Roll of Honor for the
month ending October 80: Fred Eather'
John Gibelleni, Angelo Frank, Eddie Berry,
man, Angelo Borgna.
JESSIE I. DIAMOND, Teacher.
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Honor ROll-BeOwawe School.

Following is the Roll of Honor for the
month ending October 80:
Relic Weber Edward Filippini
Clara Weber David Clancy
Mabel Weber Dan Filippini
Johnnie Clancy Joe Filippini
Oliver Engstrom
JENNIE A. GRzGovIoH, Teacher.
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PRECIOUS METALS PRODUCTION.

Over 100000 Ounces Silver.
Washington, Nov. Following is
the approximate distribution by pro-
ducing States and Territories of the pro-
duct of gold and silver in the United
States for the calendar year 1902. as es-
timated by the Director of the Mint:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

ny TELEGRAPH THE TRIBCNE-i
Cvticso, April PIT required persistent Armour
.,,,r,ort to rrevent a siderable wheat decline
Fine weather increased the bearishness Of the
sneculative sentiment. Most of the outside news
was bearisb but on weak sp Dts there was buying
Nv Ar,no1,r houses May closed 1sc higher than
es+,r7s1. the Julv and Septer nber &c lower May
o,ened at 77ssc sold between TIC and I612c, ana
closed at me: July closed at. 721sc and the Sep
te1nber at 6g7sc Liverpool r&be5 were hlsLei'
t+ Paris and some of the other Continental mar
lxe+s were weak There a visible decrease OF
nc ON bushels The worlds hipments were large
10 500 coo bushels-and Russia shipped ahout aS
much wheat as America The decrease OF ''oV''
bushels in the Liverpool stock for the week was
one Of the reasons for the rmn bss in that market
minneapolis said that most of rs mills were run
r1ng There were q few complai ats Of dry weather
from Kansas and Oklahoma The seaDoaro soio
t,yentv-four loads. a little shipping business was
done from here in the low gra'Ses. armour looA ~
ON ooo bushels No: l Northern. making almost
ooo ooo bushels No Northern pend for In the 1orI-
- ard nrornptly chartered for shipment Ihe
i,-,o elevators here, however, are turning OUT
contract wheat with good dea-! OF ehe1 1sy-iI''
one cars out to-day "a. l., oor,
1,a,+r doing his best to break rices. and FaIeh-
tine Of Armour & Co. 10 supper vt thern- IN llle
course Of this contest Valentine 1ooh one iot
sn oo bushels July corn of Patten at 45c ana theh
hid the same price for much Thore- me mar
lie, however was weakened by increased onerlngs
from the West a decided increabe from i4IioIS
80 Nebraska Corn futures closed sc under sat
urdav May opened at 453zc sold be tween 4s44c ana
Az and closed at 445sc; July closf5 at 4o4sc ana
the September at 1850. Shipping etes were -o'Vo
bushels Receipts were 50 cars Win @oo estimated
. - ,,,,,rv The visible decreas eel $4,000 bush
els and the local stock 2s37O0 bus hsls decreased
%. COO bushels Fine weather all over the corn belt
had its influence with the speculatoia.
1here was weakness IN oats, partly the result or
~, ena ,veatber and partly OF poor demand. Cash
oats were 1c lover and the futures closed &c to
7Ec lower May sold from 3l14c To 3 Fsc. and July
from ssc to 311ac. and the close was al about the
i94 ,hc irsnecton was l43 cars. The estimate
-. - oso cars There was Ia. tern demand
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28

here The selling OF futures IN the way of
liquidation. The visible increased 5000 bushels,
and the local stock 3s9 900 bushels. decreased 24oe
It looked to-day though the long awaited in
creased hog receipts had begun. There were 5000
here at all the Western points there were 71,0Oo
compared with $50 last year. There was break
at the yard of 1oc to 15c The whole provision list
closed weak
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28

p-oaklyr Ferry stock--
Yiohcken Ferry LIST IS. 1915.
do stock k----.-s--
& Z Il Ferry Co stock
90 Ist mtg IS. 1922
II I Con 5s. 1896.
S0fp, & Esd ST 1st u1g Is. 1919
1-nion F OF n Y & 3 stock. .
SY & y J 1st mtg IS. 1916.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by Joseph Walker Sons 20
Broad-s-b
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28

THE OHIO STEEL COMPANY.
W C. McCAUsLAND. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
Financial.

shares The AIeatraz Paving Company;
shares Southern Asphalt Paving Company;
Southwestern AIcatraz Asphalt and Cosfrcton
Company:
% shares United Asphalt Company;
shares Utica Paving Company;
80 shares Denver Paving
gold Asphalt Company OF Amer
lea.
I9j 51O the capital Oh Storage and
Transportation Company
2W 344 shares of capital stock OF Trinidad Asphalt
Company.
cd Certain bills receivable of the following corporations
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28

addition the cash deposit, II any. pac az tne e
purchase there shall also be paid IN cash by 5y
sale and time time thereafter. such further por-
them t0ns as as the the court may direct Any purchaser
isfy and make good the oaane 5 1 ms srsr+S CerceDt
much the Court specifically direct to be paid
costs Of the Compensation OF the receiv-
allowances for the fees OF the solicitors
and counsel o the receivers and ds0{s & iRcuTed n 81 me
in part by delivering to said receiver certificates Of IN
corporation as provided Of said de-
collateral gold certificates Of said National AS
phat Company upon which deheency @ remains $500, lo oo
paid after agPcst6n lea ion me thereon % + OF tne PrP A
in the twenty and Twentythrd Clauses Of said
pany Of America upon whch deficiency re
ma t to be Rad Of F @ poesss o the s Of the
assets OF Asphalt Company OF America provided IN
said certificates being received at such price
S psyabls thereon out Of the net proceeds OF the
IV We Henrv Tatna Receiver Of National Asphalt Com
pany VIII sell to the highest bidder at the above
Gopahy come aHa o PAM Ameriea repsented BY shares The
paP Value Of $50 each upon which per share has
With The Equitable Trust Company Of Philadelphia
and pursuant to the agreement Of said cor
Der 18th 1900 said shares Of stock being held by me
pro rata security holders Of collateral gold Ger
iat tsrtrsIsss 70 me Trov-o that The SoJS
ad cer6cates are to be deferrsd in the psyment
Company Of Ameri "A shall be purchased and paid for
and all thereon shall have been fully paid
said receiver said
capital stock lot entirety. The Land
Company holder Of collateral gold
tcates under and in accordance with said
ment 18th. 1899 The Equitable
pany holder OF collateral gold certificates
under accordance with said agreement dated Sep
terber 18th bid and purchase
hold the property purchased in his. It's.
right and free The highest will be
Professionally accepted and the
subject the provisions OF n
hereinafter contained subject
approval OF the Court. Bidders deposit OF
certified required in respect OF
in Paragraph above collateral gold certificates
Asphalt Company OF America to amount IN value
equal times the cash deposit The
deposit required for the abovenentioned
hereby a five hundred dollars $500.
In addition the cash deposit. any paid time
said above required part Of
purchase price there shall also be paid BY
purchaser purchasers confirmation such sale
time thereafter such further portions Of
the purchase price the Court may direct. The pur
chaser may and make the balance his bid
above paid In cash collateral gold eerth-
Gates (except much the Court specifically direct
70 he paid In money defray expenses sale
and the costs above consolidated suit and the
suits above suit and the
trustee services charges and
svTenSes in delivering the receiver
certificates OF National Asphalt Company Is
and IN accordance with said agreement dated
I2th duly endorsed and assigned by tbs
registered holders thereof collateral gold erneaes
Tsans 70 paid after application thereon OF the proS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
auction SaIes-FinanciGI.
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON

WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 10Th,
1880 O'Clock the New York Real Estate saesroom
Ill Broadway.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
5000 City of New York D. c. Corporate Stock
IA sns EsSE BsSsea of 9ss Nsw J7Rg YORK 1897 % B
BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATOR.
16 shs. Stuyvesant Insurance Co.
BY ORDER OF TRUSTEE
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
so shs W A Underhii Brick Co croton Point. n. 7.
145 shs. Consolidated Rolling stock CO.. Bridgeport Conn
60 go ss d AmeTfsn an fruits ProuEt os9e c9 PeId BIDS
10 shs, \, Y. Natl. Exchange Bank with rights.
$500 Ha1erstraw Light & Fuel Gas Co. 2. Bds..
Il shs. fSs Realty ty'I finance nance Co common.
R Share AdaaS T9gaS Asa9e752a soaa Fd1ntan Co. m pd
l. shs. Home Insurance Co.
26S shs sfl Washngtoa Si2 oS R way Electric Co Pfd
200 shs. washington R'way & Electric co. com.
p c. Gold BIDS. 1851
50 @ shs American me isa1 Soda Fountain Co. 1st Pfd
100 shs KnieEerboolter Ice CO. of Chic H. IT'D
10 shs @ I1teTnati9na Internal ion Ia1 Bank S Trust Co
7@ @ shs American ii'i Universal NH Co. common.
IS shs, American Universal Mil Co. Prefd-
sI5o Kings county Electric Power p
1S9 Sc ss sRs o1ssB4is N33 BaR Sst G5 HsR
shs. stuyvesant Heights Bank.
St
100 shs. International Banking Corpn.
p shs International Ranki1
> Mercantile Natl. Bank.
30 shs. Fourth Natl. Bank.
% shs. American Exchg Natl Bank.
10 shs. Natl. Banlz Of Commerce.
s9ls. of America
so shs. Corn Exchange Bank
shs. Lawyers Mtge. Co.
100 Railway Automatic Sales Co.
IA shs. N Y. Natl. Exchange Bank lex rights.
30 shs. Natl. Bank of Commerce.
shs. Mount Morris Bank
$1,000 Securities Co 4eo Reg Consois.
10 shs. United National Bank
shs. Natl. City
30 shs. Natl. Bank of Commerce
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-07

three small children forced to climb
a fence to escape bull running at
large 1t is not long since this
sheet called attention to this mat
ter before, at the time Miss Imo-
bersteg escaped being badly in
jured by an enraged COW on the
main street of our city, merely be-
cause help was near. Our sister
sheet has also called attention to
this matter, and almost every cit
teen of the town has felt the need
of reform in this line If he has not
mentioned it, and now we feel that
it is time that our councilrnen look
ed into the matter. There is a say
ing, Think first, then act" also
Look before you leap" but it
seems to US that the thinking and
looking have already been carried
to an extreme limit and it 10 time
for the acting and learing.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-07
Church and Society Directory.

U. G. Church, services every Sunday morning
and evening; Inform sdiate C. +. Sunday after
noon; Senior C. =. Sunday evening. Prayer
meeting each Wednesday evening. Rev. J. l..
Read. Pastor.
st. Patrick's Catholic church. services every
hrst and third Sunday of each month Rev.
Fr. Diily Rector.
Crested Butts Lodge No. 5s. A. F. 4 A. n.
meets every Tuesday evening at Diol's hall.
II. f. Roth, W. NJ, F. 4. Songer, So
Elk Mountain Lodge No. 81. /. o. F. meet.
every Thursday evening at Diei's hall. J. n.
Jsmis-on, N. g.. 9. L. Miller. secy.
Snowy Rams. LO'Re No. ~, X. of p. meets
svery "Wednesday evening at X. of p. hail.
Tho-. Cas- pbsil. e. g., Jas. Harris, X. of R. 4 8.
Elk Aouutain Camp No. 7o9 woodmcn OF the
World, Pacific Jusi-diction, mcets every Friday
evening at X. OF P. hail. A. L. Tsyior. q. C.,
W. d. Aiicn, Clerk.
Rachel Rebekah Lodge No. ~, meets every
Friday evening ~ Diel's hall. Hattie Lampkin,
N. g., Susie Mill~r, secy.
Silver Templ No. ., Rathbone Sisters, meet.
every Tuesday sveninx at X. of P. hall. Mas
Young. ". X. G., Mrs. R. Young. NJ. of X. 4 8.
Croatisn st. hary's Society, No. 70 meets ev.
cry third Sunday of each month at Croatinn
hall. Anton Fisher, Pos. Martin Kuretich
Secy.
Croatian Sisters OF st. Mary, No. Iss, meet.
every second Sunday OF each month at Croat
inn hall. Mrs. Nike Muiiich. Pros. Mrs. Mike
Aufiich, Soey.
Bon Gelaeic Lodge, No. eo., meets the .ith OF
esch month at Crostixn hall. Martin Shuti
Pres. Anton vsrxuh, Sscy.
st. Josophs Ssscisty, No. s.. meets every third
Sunday at Lus.s Orclnick building. iwu,
Enlnr pra. Muvtin kras
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Additional Lecsi.
lndeeeQdence Day.

+ Crested Butte's celebration OF Inde-
pendoece day 1903 was all that could be
wished. The weather was as near per.
feet rs possible. it being neither too warm
nor too cold. The indications few days
before were that We might be treated to
q sleigh ride but such was not the case.
The decorations on the streets, build
ing, vehicles and persons gave delight.
ful appearance to the town. Evergreens
hal been placed along the. streets and
the national colors waved syssy,vhere.
The streets were thronged wi<h people
from early morning till late 1t night
Among the visitors were noted people
from Gunnison, BALDWIN, Floresta, Irwin
Gothic, Pittsburg and the various mlner
in the vicinity.
The festivities opened at sunrise with
the grand salute which shook the build
inge and aroused tho sleepers from their
dreams.
At eight o'clock occurred the grand
parade. First came G. w. Thompson.
marshal OF the day, followed by the
band, the st. Joseph's and st. Mary's
Societies. the school children and lastly
by the hose team. The march was ended
at the City Hall where thirty dollars
worth OF candy was distributed among
the school children.
At nine o'clock came the mems foot
race, 100 yards. The contestants were,
Chas. Ross, Frank Wilson, Wallie Nc
Donald, Clarence Ross, Max Smiglow
and Parsell, OF Gothic. The first prizo,
ten dollars, was won by Chas. Ross, and
the second, five dollars, by Wallie Nc
Donald. This race was close and excit.
ing between Ross, Mcdonald and Wilson.
The hose race was next on the pro-
gram, and the purse of twenty-five dol
lars was won by hose teum No. l, their
time, being twenty-eight seconds. The
time of team No. . was thirty five Sec
onds. No. 2 was delayed at the plug by
the fact that Jos. Block broke small
bone in his arm at tho elbow Joint.
In the youths foot race which came
next the first prize, four dollars, was Sc
cured by Geo. Shields, and tho second,
two dollars, by Martin Byouk.
In the boys race the first five over the
tape were, Geo. johnson, Alex. Shields,
Joe Benson, VIM. Clark and Charlie
Kraschowetz. Each of these secured
one dollar.
The girls foot race came next, the
winners being Edith Charter, Mamie
Angus, Olive Songer. Francis Krochevar
and Julia Voss. They also received one
dollar each. I'D
At this stage in the program G, w.
Thompson, marshal Of the day, made q
brave effort to clear the street perfectly
stating that the Hook and Ladder CON-
pany wan coming and that any one in
the way would be in great danger. This
feature Of the day cannot be described,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-07
Needed improvements.
A READER,

4 A newspaper man would lead q
Happy life it he had none but plea
ant things to chronicle. But such
annot be so. 1t is his duty to call
he attention of his fellow citizens
o needed reforms, etc. Until he
ias done this he has not done his
duty. Last week we enjoyed the
the privilege OF commenting upon
The improvements being made in
he town, but now we feel that we
bhould mention few things of
which tits not SO pleasant to speak.
We understand that there is a
eity ordinance against the throw
ing of stones in the city limits. If
n lis be the case by all means let
n have such ordinance enforced,
add il there is not such ordinance,
We would urge that such be passed.
1t is indeed deplorable condition
when a property owner cannot
leave his residence even one day
without feeling that he is in dan
ger of finding his window panes
demolished on returning home.
This condition of affairs has ex-
listed for some time, and there is
no doubt that the matter should be
looked into. The windows in the
U. c. Church are disgrace to the
town, and have been 80 for a long
time. Owners Of residences and
all who are interested in the public
buildings of the town, such as the
churches, school buildings, etc,
have right to ask that the Offend
ers b.. searched out and punished.
Again the question of floose stock
on our streets presents itself to our
notice. In fact this subject pre-
seats itself almost every time we
walk along the streets. We would
urge upon the City Council the
need of the passage and enforce
ment of an ordinance to prevent
stock of all descriptions running
loose on the streets. A few days
ogo we saw mother with her
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-07
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

e consider that any person has
ht to criticise public officials
n by SO doing, they can better
administration OF affairs. How
/, We feel that the criticism of
commissioners, which
{ Qbres in the Gunnison Repab!;-
of June 25, over the name of,
Ie of the Searches" is unjust.
claimed that the people of
It river had asked to have a
lge placed at the ford, where
sad accident occurred a short
e ago. All conditions may not
well understood by the writer.
Z road on which the ford OCCURS
bot a county read and within a
e there is good county road
I bridge crossing East river.
lere are few places in Colorado
lere any board of commissioners
aid he willing to build two
|dges within a mile Of each 9TH
across the same stream. There
q scheme concocted by which
,ridgs- would have been built
entually at this ford, the county
sring a part Of the expense. We
piore the fact that 30 sad an ac--
lent has occurred at this place,
feel that nobody should be
lmed for it.
A READER,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-07
MINING APPLICATION, No. To.
United States Land Office At
tfl Gunnison. ColorndOf

tfi Gunnison, Colorndo{
May 4, 1aB.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that John NJ.
Larson. Frederick h. Ostrom. Gustavus Lindcr
dress is Aspon: Colorado, havs this day. filed
their application for n patent for 100 linear
foet OF each tho Last Hope and Last Hope No.
Lodes 0ID II. y. Io' 4. and 20 #. s. i0' W.
us Il. n. ios t. snd 3 Il. s. Ios " from Dis. b
eoyery Shaft On Last Hope No. : Lode. mine or
vcin) bcaring silver, with surface ground for
zach of said Ladies 100 feet in width, situate,
kuown and dfsi(nnted b. ths fold notes and otii-
cial plat, ON Ale In this office, Lot No. 1875 in
suspended Townships y and 10 g., Range 81 w.
ox sixth PripstPNl hssttian:
'',rd ssEfsslS: i s1lss.- 4. ssI':: f:.,.
49,. o. e, =. 36u se.r' =; ss' q, 10. W:
- 3 ~ i1,ck g CO. = No. =, 3 Iss. Is K sops ss
= g.. Sat - -. i. / ss'ss .s
~ Il: Atls. MA. 7hsass =. 50 W. 800 II.
!. q Hos ~ s..ss = sssi..s..~os.
Thseef 8. os 3. - h. @ Css. Ea. Z. 1heass
=: ~ T. LOO #. to Cor. No. :. fhsses n. ~ ".
I0n n. tn breinninG. H.. ..
Area. 20 66e Acras. .s
No Known clnims AdjAeent or near.
Original Location sertihcstes Of record at
pa9N .k3l Of BOOK ~ and paxs ~ of Book s. OF
tlso public records OF said 0unnlson county.
Amended Location Certifcste of Last Hope
GunnisOn county reeOfds.
MA. DEERINa.
Registsr.
Fret pub May 3, 1901. Last pub. July Z, i9r,.
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Firs. pub. May $, Iom. Las. pub July I ioGs.
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FRS. pub. May 10, 1909. Las. pub. July Il. isr,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-07
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873.
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office att
Gunnison, cOioratloS
Mar lA lQIsi \

0unntsop. Colorado
May ls, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
With the provisions Of tho act Of Congress Of
juno s. 1919, entitled An fOs the raie uf tim.
Ser land. in the states Of California. oresoq,
cd to all tho Public Land States 81 act Of Au-
gust I. 1897, Elmer W Huyt. of Gunnison. county
q Gunnison, State OF Colorado, has thi. day
filed in this office his sworn statement No. 81,
Tor q 9 purchase Of the !, of W =, $ W =
w "a Sec. IL and n W i y W \, of Section No.
=. II Town-lip 30 AS. Range No; q ", 9Th
rougi.t is more valuable for its timber Or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
Rcceivnr of this office at Gunnison, Colorado, on
Thursday, the 3Oth day of July, 1908,
He nnmcs as witnesses:
Harry W. Endner, of Gunnison Colorado.
Alexander ". Thomas :. :. :.
Valentine q. Brewer, :. :, :.
Louis ". Fontaine, :. :. :.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-describcd lands are requested to file tisir
claims in this Office on or before said :stli. day
of July, 1908.
MA. DEERING,
Register. 2
First pub. May %. 1908. Last pub July y, 1905.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF andre Regony

Deceased.
Notice I. Hereby Given, That on Monday the
goth day of July 4. D. 1919, being of the reg
Of Guniison County, in Probate, in tho State u
Colorado, I. p. J. Hurley Administrator Of
said estate, will appear before tho Judge
such Adninistrator and pray the approval of
the samc and will then apply to bo discharged
place nny person In interest may appear and
present objcctions To- the .ame, y any the-9 be.
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado, juno Ii n.H.
r. ). suT;sy.
Administrator Of the Estate Of andre Rcsony
deceased.
FIRST pub. June Is, 1909 Last pub. July II, 1853.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-07
L ESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office at)
GunnisOn, Colorado
juno 8, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Peter Pressler of
Mt. Carbon, Coloradu, has filed notice Of inten-
tion to make proof on his dosortl land claim No.
30 Ute Series. Tor the 8 + !. Of N W.i Section
T. IjS. X. 81 ". 9Th p. NJ. before the Register
aud Receiver at Gunnison. Colorado on Satur-
day, the 25th day OF July 1903. ...
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land:
Joseph F. Heiner, Of Gunnison, Colorado.
David La Plant, :. Mt. Carbon,
James A. TripIett, :. Gunnison,
william w. Nesbetli, :, Mt. Carbon :.
II. A. DEERING
Register
First pub. June Is, 1908. Last pub. Jrly II, fPos
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-07
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. s.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 81
United State. Land Office at
Gunnisnn, Colorado
May 2, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions Of tho act OF Congress of
June y ls7s, entitled An net for the sale OF tim
ber lands in tho States Of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and, " Weshinston Territory" ms exten-
cd to hll the Public Lhnd States BY act of Au-
gust l. 1892. John Risse, OF Gunni-on, county of
dunni-on, State oil, Colorado has this day filed
in this ofcs his sworn statement No. 2l, for the
Pnrchsre Of the M ofN Z OF SECTION No. Il IN
for proof to show that tho land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri-
cultural purp poses. and to establish his claim tC
said land before tho Register aud Receiver OF
this office at Gunnison, Colorado, on Friday, the
10Th day of July 1909. .i,
He names as witnesses:
Knecland r. Irish, OF Gunnison, Colorado.
Charles Burnett, -. :.
Joseph F. Heiper, a.. =. l.F-'5.r ,..
Albert Madden, .. -.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-describod lands requested to hle their
claims in this Office on or before said 10th day
N. 4. DEERING,
Register.
First pub. May s. 1909 Last pub. July Z, 1903.