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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON. N. d, Aug. eo.-spIRlTs
TuRpENTfNE-Eirn at 52Hc,; RECEIPTS, s.
cs;pis. so barrels. Crude TuTpentne-Frm Ut
si.775as.oo; receipts, lac barrels Tar-tlrm
N'SAWANNAH O., ug. 20,--TuRPENTINE--
Firm at &c.; receipts e0s casks; sales, 1,2ll
casks, exports, 4,sla casks Rosln-Firmi re-
ceipts, o,S04 barrels; sales, ae4 barrels; exports,
I eSHHAI s S. c. Aug, 2e,-TQRPEN-
TINE-Nominal. Rosin-Steody.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance OF G@lo pointa and
during he early session ruled ses{ arm e sHd
~, solja Joints upon the active months under
agrressive bull support and covering. enco,lr'
aged by the higher Liverpool cahs and the con d:
Timed blow movement. The weather map was
generally favorable again, and private cron nc.
counts, ABIDE from further reports o. Damage mage
"a result OF boil weeril and other nsects. h
situation encouraged .zrne realizing on the a.! a.
vance Still tho market yielded only dignity
remaining steady to firm around inc n'5ne1 'c''
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MARINE 1NTELL1GENcE,

PORT or RICHMOND, AUG, 20. 1908.
ARRIVED. 5e
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes EorfolE: merChan.
disc and. passengers Old Dominion line,
inSs and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers,
Virginia Navigation Company
5,Fs{ SAILED.
steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk, merchap.
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my Goops MARKET.

nav YORK, Aug eo,---Desplte TIE upfavor-
;nrreased disposition to operate for immediate
reouirements. With reference 70 sellers there
is al, Increased frmuess on practically ~ lines,
schedule time. The scarcity OF many .quplttleu
Is becoming a more potent factor and predle,,
lions are growing more numerous that u VIII
be increasingly difficult to OBTAIN merchandise
In tho next few weeks, .lls
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Mr.. Robert johnson.

(special to The Times-Dispa tch)
PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. 29.--NIr Rob
ert johnson died this morning from con-
Sumption, aged twenty-five years. .lr a. Me
err of Joseph and Everett Johnson, OF
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William 3. 3, q llaher.
sreela1 to The Times DIspatch.)

WINCHESTER. VA, Aug. 2o.-Wn. y.
3. Gallaher, for many years editor OF the
Virginia Free Press published at Charles
town, w. Va, died late last night after
an illness of consumption, lasting several
months. The newspaper he published Is
nnety-two years old and has never been
out OF the hands of the Gallaher family.
He tyas brilliant writer and was per-
sorlal friend Of many of the most proml-
nent editors OF tho East ard South
ITe was seventy years old and married
Miss Belle Wilson. daughter. Of Bishop
A, w. Wilson. of the Methodist Episco-
cal Church, South. a son and daughter
Survive. During the war Mr. ,jallaher
was d member OF the stonewall Brigade.
Mrs. r. r. HoWison.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatcfh)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, Aug. "a
Mrs Howison, VITO Of Rev. nr. r. r..
Howlson, died to-day at "Breehead,'' her
home, near this city at an advanced age.
Besides her husband, she Is survived by
one son and two daughters.
Miss Carrie /. Cumbea.
Especial to The Times -Dlspatch)
PETERsBURG, VA. Aug. 29,-Niss
Carrie Leo Cumbea died early this morn
M at her home on Pearl Street from
Miss cumbea was Just eighteen years
Of age. Her anna BILE disposition won for
her many friends
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Ental Mreck Near ChiIhowie,

Especial to The Tlmes,Dlspatcho
MARION, VA, AUGUST "a shlt' M
sInns.I,, and Western Railway. near Chill"
hnwle' This evening, resulting In the death
az Ma gman Paups and the serious injury
of Conductor Leaman, Of the work train.
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Miss Sophia Roberts.

Especial to The mos-Ddisspatteeh.)
mia 1a'1 Roberts. aged 81, the popular daugh.
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs 7. J. Roberts. oe
Radford Va, who came hero on
visit, died tonight OF typhoid fever,
4 She was educated at Sulllns Co!lese'
Bristol. Va. VI. -...N .-l.-iL. ll..
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKET,

PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, va, Aug. 29:-PEANUTS--
Farmers market quiet. Fancy, 31sc.i strictly
prime s1c. PRIME 2& Gsc'i eom nH}a ne lHS,
81 anrefE STi VA, Aug. c9.-PEANUTs-
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NEW YORK, Aug MISUNDERSTANDING to,
oniy on. head: no sales reported. Dressed beef,
steady: city dressed. native sides. eA@s4c;;
per pound. Culves-Receipts, IS head; 223 bead
on Gale; no trading City dressed yeals, sGl2c
Sheen and LANDSLIDE ipts, 1.17o head; very
dull for both sheep and lambs; the few e1setei
sales OF both at about STEADY nr'ces. sneep
sold at $2.25@3.50; lambs at s5.2oq6 pressed
mutton, '6d37hc. per pound; dressed lambs 70
1Oc. per pound. Hogs-Receipts 1,7oS head no
sale sreported. t5' -el75sa IL Fri =stss FA
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M, l., Dodge.

Especial to Tho 5.r!z1zz- DssFa tch, -
Mr.. NJ. T.. Dodge, a well!known citizen
of Stafford county. died to-day of debility,
aged seventy-nlne years. His VIE ana
am n a,,phter survive, if51 f& iEtl5st
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Cash quotatlons were g ' .di llG S1c
No, 2 red. sosi Qls2lkc No. g corn, 81 y d5l Hc.:
No. yellow. SAC. No. 2 oats: 23c: No.
white. 35h@s7Ae. No. 2.rye ~; @54c. Coed
81 CSC q No. I haIseed. orc; No. northwest
Grn s1.ol; prime Timothy seed, ss2o. Mess t,s
pork per barr ell $12. ooG1255; lard. per 100
pounds, Ss.45@S.50; short ribs sides loose),
s7.25II5o; dry sailed shoulders tboTcdI
s8.s7H ar: short clear side: tboxed1 s7:S7h9s.
Glover. contract grade. 20 151lo; htter-
:sG1c7. Egrs-steady at mark. cnsts Included,
l4Is616c. Chtese--Steady at oi5g11Ac
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DEATHS.

cROss.-Died, August 2ad, 2:s0 a. NJ, at the
residence OF her nephew, John W. smithers.
No. 2os South Laurel Street, Mrs MARIAN
ngod slxty,enc years. She leaves behind two
sisters, Mrs. Jos. r. Thomas and Mrs, liosteT
IT, LocFhart, and number OF nephoWs and
nieccs and many other relatives and friends
10 mourn Their loss.
Her funeral took place from Grace.sreet
Baptist Church MONDAY at 4 r. NJ, Of which
church she hnd been q CONSTANT member for
forty,iive years.
BOLTz The funeral services OF Mrs. NJ NJ.
y ROIiTH Will take place THIS Sunday AZ.
TERNOON Mt 3 O'Clock from the Phs.Street
Baptist Church, the pastor. Rev. j. Is. Hut
son, d. D., conducting them, M flowers,
Died. nt her place Of residence.
In this city, iD5 Fast CNy Street, on Friday
evening, August 2Sth, 1908, at 8;46, Mrs,
JANETTE LILIENFELp. In the seventy'slxth
funeral from the Mortuary Chapel THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON, August solh. at b:30
O'Clock. No lowers, Ms f&
NucKOLS.--Died yesterday morning, August
Goth, 1t 11:15 O'Clock. at tho residence OF Mr.,
Charles Doggett 1l08 Chaffin Street, after
n short illness, Mir. ELOS W, EuCKOLs, agcd
twenty.three years, Flo leaves two brothers
to mourn, their loss. s55'f . ~ 1,
Funeral VIII take plaee from the residence
MONDAY, August 81. 1908, at 1850 O'CLOCK,
lnterment In River VIEW
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Aug. %. -Seaboard ar
Line common Fl; do. preferred "a. sehnoata
IS. II "a, Atlantic Coast Line common, 1l0Gll
do. preferred, no sales. RI y s.5}!
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Cotton. quiet; middling, 12.7o; gros. receipts pr
bales; sales 4.14l bales: stock. lao 20 oaies'
EXPORT 10 Great Britain, s bales; TO the Conll-
nent 800 ba les. >.s Ei ,,+
Totu1 to-day at all seaports--Set receips. loo
bales: export-to Great Britain. 10 ba!cs; 70 Tue
Continent 300 bales; stock, lb0. $50 oaies. a.,
Consolidated at all seaportS-Net eeccipts, OK
bales: export TO Great Britain, Ia bales; 10 Tue
Continent, 300 bales. rs
Total since September LIST Mt NIL seaports1.Set
receints y 705. 7AS bales; export to Greet a
Britain. 2,7s6.oo1 bales; to France; Is. ~ -
Japan, 1878 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, la. Aug. 20 .-ccSToS-,
snot cotton quiet and steady; soles. so bales;
delivered on contracts 500 bales Quotations uh'
In the future market bull!sh sentiment con:
tInueS strong. At the opening prices were Qs
10 Ioints higher than at the close OF yehtelaas'
The market soon after the opening was wen SUP.
piled with buying orders and for a time t.a ai
WAS very active. In the trading OF the morning
Sertcmber advanced II points above the close
OF Yesterday to ! l. 90: October advanced 10 points
10 1887 and December advanced u points 70
1910, Later in the morning realizing became
heavy and there was also some Snort seiilhg'
prices proving too high for tho bearishly inchnea.
These operations caused prices TO- recea Q lev
points, but the market closed firm. we list
showing net gains gains OF 10 points on septen'
her and Sd1O points on the other poslt,ons
:" Cotton futures steady: August IL 80 nomina!;
sentembcr, ii. 34l11.35; October, 1o.364 1921;
n, e1aher, 1O.101l0.12; December, 1o'o9g1o119:
January. l0lo.l2; February, lo.l2@lo IA
1G, I't
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corroNsEEp ON MARKET,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.--The cottonseed oil
@ n St was guie, p Fms s sser n
SiIc.; OF summer yellow, s1hGsse; prime
White, s0c,; prime winter yellow 46es47c
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The advance ia cotton did something to check
radinc.- as the natu>al Inference was that crop
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Aug. c0.s1e03.

virginia CentirIes-s3o0 at 0oh.
First National Bank-5 shares at l96lS.
metropolitan Bspk--33 shaNs at Is.
STATE SECURITIES: Bid. Asked.
Tot's s.. New, q. and r., ioaa.... son 90
va. Centuries, os, G. ind R..... son 90
RAILROAD BONDS:
"a. G. L. 4. n, Con. Tr., 4s...... o2ts -.
Georgia. Southern and Fla. 1915. 10 -.
Georgia and Ala. con. S.. 1920. los -.
Pet. Glass "a b's, r, O.. 1885,. ia -.
ret. Class 6's, r., G., 1020...... l2o -.
8, a, t. Con. 1st Is, 1880. ....... 771s 7sh
s. a.. L. Collateral IT. IS; 1885. loi =,
Western N. @. LIST es. O., lol4.... ll3'5 ia
RAILROAD STOCKS; Par
Atlantic Coast Line 100 40 -.
Atlantic Coast Line com 1901 100 llo 1l6
chesapeake and Ohio 100 32
r., +. and P. Div. Oblg 100 200
Seeboard Air Line pfd. .......1o0 81 IS
seaboard Air Line com 100 Elk o2
Southern Railway ptd..,.,.,.loo sa
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS
Ma tiouui Bank OF Vs.......,!0o 1874 y.
Virginia Trust Company, ,..,.lOo -, lob
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Virginia Fire and Marine.,.,,,,S 81
MISCELLANEOUS:
American Locomotive pfd. ..,..10o e2 -.
Consolidated Tob, IS. bonds,..,lQ0 hoh -.
Va..Car. Chem. pfd., p, c.,,.,lOO 0S %
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WI. Clarke.

Especial to The Times -Dispatchl
WINCHESTER, VA, Aug. 20.-William
!. Clarke, prominent farmer. died TO-
Gay Of heart trouble, aged sixty years. lie
IS survived by three sons and three daugh-
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BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 2e.-FLoUR-ou iet
ind unchanged. wheat--Firm; spot, contract,
500. Gs2Hc.; spot No. 2 red. western "a lsU
Steady; spot. 57A G574c.; southern white corn.
leoc Oats-Firm; No. 2 white. new, Ale.
tales. Rye-Firmer; No e. 67@57Ec. Butter
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Firm and higher
fresh, PIC. Cheese--Steady and unchanged.
Sugar--firm and unchanged.
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Mrs. Charlotte Latham,

Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, Aug. 9.-Nrs.
Charlotte Latham native Of ke y, g
and widow Of I. Arthur La i.isi' uaie9
sixty-five years. She Is survived by two
grown sons and three daughters.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago, Rock Island and Pac. 4s...... 100
G., c.. G.. and st. Louis gen. 4s......... 05h
Chicago Terminal IS Observation-Disclosures. "a 8
Colorado and Southern Is .............. "a 81.
Denver and Rio Grande As .............. Dsh
Erie prior. lien As Observation-Disclosures. 0OM
Eric General AZ ..................... saN
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts..... 10a "
Itrcking Valley .............f1o4 I,
rouiaville and Nash. Unined 4s....y..... 0sH
Manhattan con. gold 4s................ 10l "
eS lean e centrsi Is Eat Inc
Niirn. and st Louis a. ................ 07H
Missouri Kan. and Texas 4s............ 08h
Mlrsouri Kan. md Texas Eds. 1sA
Nt,y York Central gen. 3hs.. O5M
Nav Jersey Central gen, 5s........... 127n
No, thern Pacific "a .................... 1904
Nor thcrn Pnclnc 3s ....................s7 oR
Norfolk and Western col. 4s.............. 81
RsuJtpg General Is .......... Jo47s
st. L. and Iron Mountain con. 5s........ u
ST. Louis and San Francisco 4s.......... %
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Sergeant OBEY Improves.

Tho condition OF Sergeant Jones A. Otey,
who was operated on at the Virginia Hos
ptal, ID favorable,
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st. Louis South ives tern ELECTROMAGNETIC. o3
st. Louis Southwestern Dds. ............. 72h
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass as..... n
Southern Pacific 81 ..................... 90
Southern Halfway observation-disclosures. 11s!s
Texns and Pacific 1sts..... 1laA
Toledo, st.. Il. and Western +s,....... y
UEion Pacific As Observation-Disclosures. 90 Is
W 'nSn p' iafs COW , 81
wabash Deb. lis Observation-Disclosures. COZ
West Shore 4s ........................ I'M y
Wheeling aud Lake Erie 4s ............. 90
Wisconsin Central 4s ........".......... 50
Colorado Frel Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so 81
d. S. Steel Cd 5s }....................... 5s7s
Rock Island Az ...'.s................. ~ K
Pennsylvania con. shs,.................. o5R
NJ. and o., collateral trust as............ o3 4
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. .............. 20
Virginia; Carolina Chemical Co. con..... "a
Virgins. Carolin Chemical Co. pfd..... o5
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MARRIAGES.

MARSHALL Married on tho Goth In,
slant, at CORTLAND, BY the Iley: William X:
'iauphter of John F. Meredith, TO FREDERICK
SiARSHALL. OF Yorkshire, Eng. No cards.
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HERBS. ISLAND, PA. Aug. oo.--CATTLE--
STEADY. Choice. s5soG5,so;' prime, $5,loah.2o;
good, s4.o0G5lo. Hegs-Aetive: Pr:me heay.
Sc. 2oI8.25; light workers., e8.l5G0,2o; pigs,
S5,W68; roughs, $465.25. sheep--Slow. Hes t
wethers $SS. O@4; cplls and common $l.bog2;
veal calves, S0.75GI?5.
CINCINNATI, O.. Aug. .eo-HoGsc.Dull at
81 n5655o, Cattle-Steady at $2.b04460.
Shccn-DuIl and lower at Sl.25036c. Louha---
Dull and lower at $3I5.35. II
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disc aud passengers. Old Dominion line
PORT OF WEST POINT, AUG. 20. 1908.
l ARRIVED.
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
SAILED
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. 20. 1908.
TX SAILED.
Steamer Powhat n. London.
Schooner Mary l.. Crosby. Gardner. Me-
Schooner T. Herbert Tafe, Bangor.
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viii run an excursion to Buckroe Beach
Monday morning for the heneht Nh, Of u, ~, vs
sunuta,y rosd Station OF the Chesa-
r paake ana Ohio Depot at $50 a. NJ,
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Excursion Of Jasper's Church,
The Jasper Memorial Church, OF which
the late Rev John Jasper was pastor,
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u. 4. reftinding 2s registered .......... 100
u. s. refunding rs, co,ipon ..............l oo
n q a, rcristered y. 100
n, h. cannon 1oC
u. s. New Is. registered ............... !S3'
r. s. New As. COUPON ................... ~
Z. 8. old as, registered.. !o9,
4; q hs reristered ............ 1oa
Il, 6 re co,,nor - DISQUALIFICATION. 1Ol,
4 tc.on oorera1 ii Observation-Disclosures. e0i
ttchison sdiust,nnnt IA Ft.,,....,.,... OK
baltimore and Ohio q 81 81,
J,aitimo,c and OHIO cony. 1st.......I... 90
roraas somthsrn 2ds 1O7
Sn,,trn1 ~ Georria IA 104i
Snntrni ~ nsorein sist inc "a
cbr.onosr, md Ohio f4ns 1922
chtcsp ~ nns Alton 3Hs ,,,.,...... 70
fMie. ~ n ond cInincy now, a W 02i
thi.s ~ ~ NM a. paul zen az ina
ch;casso and Sorthwcsteru con. 7s...... 1870,
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York.
SALES.

= /.
American Sit,h com, ..............
American SDuff pfd ..s..........
LOU American Can Commandments
6oJ American Cnn pfdu.is..,t,...
Il America1I Cotton OIL DOM .......t
1O0 Ainericaii Locomotive CONNIE.
100 American Locomotive pfd....5
American Tobacco pfd..........s
COO American Car and Foundry....
q 100 American Sugar l.!..i. ,........
ldS6 a. 4" Il. and and ' soilta I'd pfd......
1876 Analgainated Copper ...,. ... ~ Z
100 Baltimore snd Ohio.....,s!,..,
$50 Brooklyn RAPID Transit........
1915 Canadian pncif1c i,,...............
100 chesapeake ana Ohio .s........
Canada Southern .n...,..I.....t
100 Colorado Southern cot11.....
100 Colorado Southern lot pfd....!S
b, Colorado Southern "a pfd......
J SOO Chicago, Mi. and ST. Paul.....
7G0 Chi. Rock leland Phclhc........
1J0 Colorado Tuel and 1ror........,
3 Chicago Great Westcrn..........s
&C. 6. and ST. Louis ..........
400 Consolidated Gas .,...., . ...''.'...''.. +
Delaware and Hudson...........
Del. Lack. and Western .. l....',
700 Erie list rfd
i COZ Eric I'd pf1
General Electric ..........:......
GO Illinois Central .......,..,..'.....
900 Leather ...........:..,...i,;;,..... 1880.
500 louisville and NashVllle......
y 500 Manhattan ...s...!.......!.....
Il 100 Metropolitan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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.Virginia-CaroIina
Chemical Company,

manufacturers OF Fertilizers, Fevtil!z.
Ing Materials and Chemicals. Importers
of Potash. Salts and NiTatss. Cspaelsy,
One thousand carloads OF Manufactured
Fertilizers per day. Richmond. va
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Va. Gar. c. CO. Col. TT. 5s.....' 90
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NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug. % .-cGSToN;-..,
delivered on Contracts 500 bales quota lions uii'
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-10-24
NJ A. No, 372s
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. -, 1908


Notice is hereby given that Richard NJ. waite
whose postofhcc address Is Denver, Colorado
py ms agent aud attorney j. II. White, whose
pus,onnee address Is salt Lake City, Utah, has
made application for United States patent for
the Burton, Brown and Wghtman lodes, con
soitdatcd mining claims, situate In Pinto Iron
5 isnns B,stile.' IRON county Utah, consisting
OF LOW l<lS aud ll41 linear feet respectively OF
said lodes aud surface ground as shown by plat
o. survey being Survey No. to+l, aud described
III the field notes aud plat OF the Official survey
on file in tins office with magnetic variation AZ
deg IS min to IL deg 81 min east as follows:
beginnlng AT corner No I, cor of the burton
lode claim, from which the quarter section cor
on North boundary OF sec 30, To SO ;, II u w,
pears N II deg 20 min w 1S2S Il, aud running
.nence 80 deg s. min Il 1900 Il to cor No. or
sam Siainii theuce n n deg 81 min + 600 Il to
cor No. OF nrown claim. thence 30 deg SIS
MN Il lsh II To cor No. of said claim: thence s
% deg w lGSOl Il to cor No. } of wightman
said claim; thence N 80 deg i6 min u 1874 II 10
S co, NO OF said claim; thence N 90 deg II min
w 1913 II To cor No of said claim; thence 81
der 10 min w 3qS II To cor No OF said claim.
thence 6S deg Il b0g.l II to cor No | OF said
! claim; thence deg 80 mia w oss.6 II to cor
NO ; OF burton claim; thcrce n n deg 81 min
!. Sg'n u To cor No, of said clam. the place of
beginntng' containing total area of IS, or
acres from which the area of 3 so acres In con.
MET with wellington No. Lode Survey No 4QOG
is expressly excepted aud excluded. leaving a
piled for. W
The presumed distance aud course of each
! lode line Is rs shown by the plat.
FROM corner No. of Brown lode claim the
quarter section corner north boundary of
section 80. Up 80 5. 10 w, bears N ~ deg "
min w 25l0.2 y, aud FROM corner Mol of Wight
man claim said quarter section corner bears N
III deg 40 min w 1919 f. distant.
ca Sald claims form portion Of section 30, tip 30
$, II IL w, ). l.. NJ, Utah.
SAID lode location mining claims being of
record IN the Office of the County Recorder at
Parowan, Utah, In Book ~" of Mining Loca-
county.
The nearest known locations being Last
nance survey No. 49IS Black Magnetic Lot
No 81, lookout Mine Survey No. 50n5, Tue
Dicknan Mine Survey No. bGO3 Wellington No.
! Survey No, 1900 and Blue Bird Survey No. 1895
lode mining claims.
duJCt tn4t .itt- |ultltN I'd lt the
lKOE ouSIN RtCORp at Ctd Gu, U4h, the
newspaper pubushvd usat,s sad mining
Claim iJr the period OF mae w>lNs
FRANK u. HOBBS,
Register.
II. f. Ross, claimants attorney.
First Sept 25-Last Nov 2il
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-10-24
NORMAL NOTES.
Cedar City, Oct. 20, 1908.

The book keeping sets have arrived.
The class of about fourteen members
meet daily in the up stairs OF the Do
nestle Science building,
The 'O4's and specials are going to
have a Halloween party next Saturday.
The preparations indicate that jolly
good time will result.
The school band consisting of ten or
twelve members has been organized. 1T
will assist in the musical functions 10 be
given from time to time.
In general, things about school are
running smoothly. There is hum OF
industry through the halls; spirit OF
unison among the students and teachers
Mayor Taylor of the Branch Normal
School city read the city ordinances in
chapel Wednesday morning, and after
several slight amendments, they were
accepted by the student body.
Instructor Ward had the misfortune
TO sprain his ankle this week and II
consequently unable to attend schoo
TODAY. Principal Porter took charge o
the chemistry class this morning.
The instructors ard others wer
pleasantly entertained by Mayor I. }
Jones and family at their home Thurs
day night, An informal musical pre-
gram. recitations, and social chat helpe
TO make the hours glide by.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-10-24

A gruesome find was recently made
over at Washington. His suspicious
aroused by the fact that his horses re-
fused to drink the water in tho city
bitches supplied for culinary purposes,
a resident followed the ditch short
distance above town and discovered a
dead crittcr in an advanced state of de.
composition, in the culinary water
ditch. 1t had become so obnoxious
that it was found easier TO make new
ditch around it than to attempt to move
it. 1t is little wonder that the people
who had been drinking the water be
low it were nausiated when the fact,
were learned This goes to show tha'
we cannot watch too carefully the
source of our culinary water supply.