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The Imperial press., 1904-08-06
CONTEST NOTICE.

perArsnseas of Inc lutefioT. United states Land
 nAscr I.os ugcies, Cal. Jriy isIh. iss
 Axafscienf contest affidavit having been nlec. in thiS oFice hy FRANK F. JORDAN. eontese tan, Arzinss descrg-lznd eatry No iSSA, made Nor~rrfssT iA lsae. for r. 2. of ME- and - ot o; sE "a S~c l. Twp r. :. R E r. aad W ' of NV a and W ss of Sw q. Sec- 0. Twp IT .. 10 F. hv William F Roeinsor. hts heirs and legal repreSeniaiireS. coaiesier- tu whtSh It ts aliereNa that said William '. kootnson is dead, iearsng sssviving hin Mary F. Robinson, uidow M. Heuiur RobtnS0a. Norman (. Rob iuaon wu r RohiaSoa. sons. EiirAhct New kirk Matte Kennedy and Betttc ThompSon, danxhsers eI sad deceased; that said William ' Robinson has not made any expeudttzfc As rrori ided by law iu Ihe irrig2tiou. reciA-Aiion and czitlv1tion oi Said land. that Inc arsdavits made by said William '. RosizSon and hts witnesses NoT. E. isaA certifying 10 expen- dftsrex in com pitance with the tesert-iaHd law said enrrr was made by said Robinson for the h~neni of Izzes E. HoHnAn Said parties arc hereby noIf6e6 10 appear. respond and offer ersdence iouchiug Said aiiegaison al 10 o'clock a. Eu on Sepsembsr = iSos, before the Register and Receiver al the United States Land once in Los Angeles. Cal.
 The said cosies;aHt. having. tn a proper affidavit. filed JEly IS. 1904. sci forth facts which show that after 6se diligence pefAon1l service of this s0tice c1Gnoi be made sPou all of defendauts. ii is hereby ordered azd directed that snch notice t~ gwen by due and proper pnbiicziior 50 sEch ss are not resa6eEis oi iais State
 AICROOKSHANK. Register.
 ARTHUR ". KINNEY. KeosiVer-
 5v-Saargg
The Imperial press., 1904-08-06
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, United States
 Land Ofboe, LOs Angeles, Cal, JHly ,.
 lSp4.
 Notice is hereby given that MELVILLE H. BORDWELL, of Upland, Cal, AssRnee by mesne conv sy ances of Andrew Davis. has bied notice ef intention 10 make proof on his d.srft- land claim No. i212. for the NE "a Sec. l4. Twp. IS s l5 r.. $. E M., before Register and Re eeiYer al Los Angeles, Cal, on TEe&day, the 10th day of August. 1904.
 He az znes the folloving witnesses to prove tl,e cornpleis irrigatio and reclamation 0f said land:
 W C.. Hall. Of Clendora. Cal; D. H. chaPl oi Imperial. Cal: Grace Chaplin. of lmPsfiAl. Cal: Charles Zimmer. of Upland. Cal; V. $. Palmer. of Upland. Cal.
 A. ]. cROoKSHANK. Register. iY g-AARe.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-06
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUeLICATION.

United States Land Ofics. Los Angeles, Cal. August 2nd. iso1.
 Notice is hereby given that EDWARD D. GRIPPER of La Mes1. Cal. assignee Of Arthur Lester has hird notice of intention to make proof on his desert-Iaud claim No. l2S2- for the r. !, of sE "a. Sec. -. Twp. E =. K. i3 r., S- E. N before the United States Commissioned at his office in Imperial, Cal, on Thursday, the ssh day of September. iroI.
 He names the foIiowiug ~ienesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land
 Fs Webster, Ernest Thornquest, O. V. Mil Ter Daniel Webster. all of imp-rial, Cal.
 A J. CROOKSHANk, Register. aag b-@epi
The Imperial press., 1904-08-06
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Urhed States
 Land ofhce. Los Angeles, Cal, June Gth.
 1924.
 Notice is hereby given that JOSEPH r. HUTCHINS. of Etiwanda, Cal, has filed notice of iuteu,ion to make proof on his desert-iand claim No. iiTs. for the sW of = Sec: S, Tuo iss R , F. s. R. NJ, before United States ComuiISsioner r. C. Ravens at his office al Imperial. Cal, on Wednesday, the iOth day of August. 1904 the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land
 Nj P Mason, F II. Johauniug, O. Miller, and D G He ndersou. all of Imperial, Cal.
 Al. CROOkSHANk, Register. Juiy 10
The Imperial press., 1904-08-06
NOTICE TO VOTERS
OFFICE OF THE CoUSTY CLERK, SAx DTEGO CoUSTY, CALIFORNIA.


 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Great Register of San Diego County was cancelled by operation of law January ] 1904, and new and complete registra- ton of the voters of San Diego County, in accordance with the provisions of section lO94 of the Political Code o' the State of California, is taking place, and will end forty days preceding the next general election, or September ZD, 1904.
 Now THEREFORE, this is to give notice that in pursuance oi law, said new reg istration will continue until forty days immediately preceding the next general election, or September 29, 1904, when it will case. and all persons who have not registered since January l. l9Ol, must register before September 29, 1904, or they will not b.r entitled tO vote at the election to be held November s, 1904.
 WILL II. HoLCoNB,
 County Clerk of San Diego County, jY 23-sep 29 California.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-06
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of The Interior. United States Land
 on5ce. Los Aageles. Cal. JEiy Huh. iPa. Notice is hereby given that NJ R l. FARMER. widow Of and for the Hrirs of Thomas G. Farmer. deceased. h1s hied notice of inteniiou to make proof On his desest-i1nd claim No I2s7. for ;he J. ot SE .. Sec- lt, Twp is <. x l3 F. & E. M., before Register and Receiver zi LoS Angeies. Cal, on Friday, the 21ah day of AngESt, iP4.
 She nanle the foiloWing uitnesSes to prove the cont pIeie irr g2iiou and reci2nI~Saon of said land:
 Daniel Webster. of Imperial. Cal; Ernssi Butcher. of Imperial Cal: A. C.. Carson of Los Angeles. Cal; C.. T. Welcome of Los Angeles, Cal.
 Al. CRooKsHASK. HsgiEter. july i6~aug i1
The Imperial press., 1904-08-06

No iisi, for the E ' of NE t., See. S, Twp IS S, Ri5 r.. = R NJ. before L. :. Commissioner r. L. Havcns at hts offce at lufetiAl, cal, on Saturday. the SEh day of August ipo+.
 He names the following witnesses 10 prove the complete irrigation and recia of said iRnd:
 H Vauderhoovef, all of Imperial, Cai. izly pauye A. CROOKSHANK, Register.
The Imperial press., 1904-08-06
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department. Of the Interior. Unitrd States
 Land Ohicr, Los Angeles, Cal. Juig S,h,
 iy0s.
 Notice is hereby giyeu that ROBERT K. HENDERSON. of Los Angeles. Cal. assignee of David c. Henderson. has filed noiics oi in- ient ion to msks proof on he dsssTi-lA claim
The Imperial press., 1904-08-06

W. $. Mitchell and son Verne are visiting on the coast, going out last Wednesday morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21

Register.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21
SCHOOL LAND LESSEE
Says in speech That oemoorsts Are
Right.

l-awtcn Okla. oct 2t.-For politi
cal reasens me elv the Republican.
Of Southwest Oklahoma are denyine
The fact that tie school land apprais
ers are raising rentals in the new
country. Speaking with knowledge
concerning the facts Attorney John f.
Thomas OF th's city. who is him-cu
q schooi land lessee said:
Being a sthc1l land lessee niyself
I have r4aao a., irvest'eation regard
ing the matter with reference 90 the
township Just west OF Lawton. my
lease being ia that township. and the
appraisers having been there last
week Ny infrrrladcn comes iron
Mr. Menlouhan ,he appraiser for thai
township
According 10 the variation placed
upon these laaJs by The appraiser
and the four per cent rule. which Sec
rotary Weirer in his letter, puolished
in the state Capital OF the TN OF
September, which was addressed to
a lessee in ;he new country. Saws will
be adhered to in fixing the rentals
therc viii be a general raise in the
township referred to Of from twenty
Eve to one hundred per cent.
Let tne facts speak for thensely os.
Con,mencine with section thirteen
which Is leased by Shabert anl Collar
rhe former is now paying fifty dollars,
and his Valuation Is placed at $1,000
whicli w1uii make the rental Tor the
next t9ree ycrs EIGHTY dollars. Collar
is paving s'x;s dollars ard his lease
is valued at 81 200. and he VIII pay
cienty-fye lol,GrH Passing to section
sixteen, wbi.h il leased hy Mir Dun
bar and myself. nave beer paying
sixty dcl!9rs. nut have been APPRAISED
at $1,000, ami will now pay eighty
dollars rent AIR Dunbar has been
paying SKY dollars, bst his valua
ton has bten placed at $4,000 anl
ne VIII pay eightyive dollars for the
next three wears The raise in the
remainder of Tie township is IN about
tho samc ratio"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21
sRvANs GOOD WORK
He IS Making Strenuous Efforts 70,
oemoerscy's Success.
Special to Dany Leader.

Washington. o. c.. oct. 21--Admir-
ers Of Mr. Pryan find their good onin-
ZION OF him vindieated in every issue
81 tho Commo1er by his earnest. cor
slant and effective advocacy of the
election of Parker and Davis
When the National Democratic cor
vention adjourned there was the usual
cffervescence Of exultation In the ex-
citable element Of the prevailing side
Of the controversies which were there
decided This soon subsidized. and
with It whatever sense Of irritation il
had caused
Mr. Rryan promptly changed his at
1itude as the leader OF one section of
the party in a convention. and address.
ed himself to his duties as one Of the
acknowledged leaders of the party as
whole In its quadrennial struggle
to overcome the common enemy.
Trusted as he had twice been with
ths chief honor it could bestow. he
doubtless felt the great obligation he
was under TO prove his worthiness to
command by his willingness to obey.
lie gave no uncertain sound, made no
reservation. and left the most skepti-
cal mind no room to doubt the intense
earncstness of his support of Demo
cratic principles, and the candidates
who represent them in this campaign.
Why, then should any statement be
necessary on the subject of Mr. Bry-
ans good work. Why are rot the
columns of his paper sufficient evi-
dence of it, The answer Is that ev-
erybody cannot see his paper, and thar
persistent efforts are being made by
the eneiay to weaken the force Of nis
powerful influence by false statements
concerning his attitude. These state
rnents wolll deceive none who see
what Mr. BRYAN IS saying from weel,
10 week; but thousands OF men who
DO not sce It. and who are devoted 10
hin, are icing falsely told that he
does not wnnt Parker el cted. aud is
not laboring to that end They carry
these tactics SO far as To- say that ia
certain states the Bryan men are
sulking:" they hope that such rum
ors viii cause a feeling OF uncertainty
among them.
To sum mp the whole matter When
Mr. Bryan was the candidate of the
party IN 1856. Judge Parker, who diff
fered wiih him ou the money question.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21

supported him cordially because be
preferred Democratic to Republican
rule. When Mr.. Bryan was the car
dictate again in 1900. Jud@9 Parker
again cordially supported him. Now
that Judge Parker is the candidate
Of the party Mr.. Bryan. who differs
with him on the money question, cor
daily supports him because he, too.
prefers democratic to Republican rule.
Both are Democrats and both submit
TO the action of Democratic national
conventions.
# Parker and Davis are elected all
Democrats viii share the honor of the
victory II Parker is defeated let il
not be said that it was because OF the
troachery Of Bryan Democrats who re-
fused to iolloV their leader In support
OF the ticket.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21

sian fly has made its appearance AMI
has done considerable damage in their
localities. The ny made it's apprar-
ance about two weeks ago aad ag
attempts to extermiuate the pest have
SO iar fai'ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21

Oklahoma, Okla, Oct. 2t.-Farmers
coming in IRON various parts OF Okla
homa county today say that the He's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21
HssslAn FLY.

Is Reported to re Making its Ap
pearance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-21
N E w S VI T S
NEW TOP COATS
NEW OVERCOATS
NEW CRAVENETTES

fem attained bymyeay
~ epH shape until out
everything lat in S ndhd double breasted enHe ho
hny Cherso wHwyrhr rapanro
ph from we show
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
Hi@enbrooeIsSdoe.
Bon Gle @alen>@ Cube.

Sor1 Sl1e 9dlen>0ube.
Gu meme Iiebe Seibe,
Su Stieftino Der Natur,
Sun f6li6ten, brnunen &leioe
@ebit on am Gage nllr.
Sod tpern IN 6euen S0nen
Sic Come finfet ftumm,
2egt lie, bid 81 beri0bnen,
Sir ibren Yurpur INN.
@us eolbig : rotben Sunten
@ob lie oas Yrrlnfgepnnb,
@b lie i'm Meer beriunfen
Sir bid, braun SeioeldnS.
nnb Dor benz S6eioenmiifIen
Som lauten Gag, bon bier,
&ei6t lie gum IbI6iebfiillen
Sen giilo'nen 9ronreif biz.
8 Nihenbr6oeI > Seibe,
Nnbeteno inf idt hin =
Ser Sonnen @olS9eI6meioe
&r0nt bid gun &oniein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22

= II 0tbie. Mpotbefer gum
Bauer: r!&ommen sic in elmer balben
'@tunbe tpieber, Die 4rSnei mub erit ees
fp9t perben." Bauer: r9eben Sic
mir lie nur unoefnht. fo6en fann lie
i9o baheim mel @lte." !
= Gin YbGnpmen. Der Die
iirniit Meierle tit Elm pbdnomen Der
Nnipru9sloiigfeit unb @sniieiamteit.
@ls er neuli9 in GrStli9er8 ebunblung
ftanh, fanb Der 9oftor abfolut ni9ts,
mas er linn perbieten fonnte."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
3roptn3 Sdttnoper.

y dnnoDer. Sin t6tperer unz
sliidsfaa ereienete ii9 auf benz bieIigen
Stadtsbabnbpfe. Die @eriiitbauer
SDlter, 9eiti9 unb @ilmer fparen baz
NIT bei9dftigt, in Der NorboitbaGe in
elmer 9Dbe bon Is Meter einen @eriits
balfen gu befeitigen, als elmer Der bas
geriift haltenben Saten rib, bas Sc
rift ii9 nei9te unb Seitf9 unb @ilmer
in Die Siefs itiir3ten, iiberf9iittet BON
na9fiir5enben 8alten unb 8rettern.
SDlter, Der bic @eiItessesenipart bate,
fiG IN elmer Stungs gu balten, tpurbe
bur6 6erbeieilenbe Nrbsiter aus ieiner
gefGhrli9en Gage 6efreit. Die @erifz
bauer 6eitf9 unb @ilmcr purben bon
anberen Nrbsitern unter ben Grim
mern berborgebolt; beibe fparen i9tper
berLbt unb arg augeri9tet. Seitf9
ftorb bsreits duf Dem @e9e gum &ranz
tenb9ufe, no 8ilmer I9per trant
barnieberliegt.
Climbed. 8eim @bfabren elmer
Oreidmai9ine in Slrbeim tpurbe Der
Maf3inentpdrter SiGe aus gulefelb
BON Der Oei4iel gegen cine Danb ges
quetf3t unb inn babel bic re6te 6anb
fur9tbar erltiimmelt.
Sarburg. SIM bena6bdrten Wilz
%belmsburg ftiir5te Der &rbs;ter Nertel
beim aaltlDf@en in bic nit fo6enbem
&dlt gefiiQte @rube unb purbe in
fur6tbarer Weife per6rii6t. Mnf6eiz
rNnb bat er audi bon benz beiben fliihi>
gen 8alf gef9ludt unb fi9 Die ~inneren
Srgane berbrannt.
9iIbesbeim. Ser Maler Srib
S9Onfelo, gebpren am "a. October
1864 in8urebagen (&rei5 WeitzYriegz
nib), Der Don feiner in Stpinsmiinbe
tpobnenben G6efrau eetrennt lebt, bat
ll3 bier in Dem 5auie 2 &ofsn6agen
81 nit einem Sai9enmee Ter einenSti6
IN ods 9er5 beigebra9t unb 1T an ben
WerleBungen ge~ltorben. @r ION bic
Shat in angetrunfenem 3uftanbe aus
eefibrt BADEN.
2iineburg. Der Stabstrpmpez
ter unieres Sragoner : &egiments, Der
Mufitbirisent @ilbelm 8riiIer, feierte
iein 40jdRriges Siertiubildum.
Stabe. Sn Der &aiteni9uIe
uSennD", Die Der Sirma @i9mann in
9amburg se6Ort unb i'm biefisen 9afen
bor Mnfer laq, eritidte in Der &oie Der
S6iffer Sran5 Meinbolb aus @fterz
berg. Der 8erunsliidte bate ii5 nod
frdt &affee fo6en fpp1en, NOR babel
eingei9lafen unn bur9 Die fi9 entfpis
delnoer &oblengeie ertidt.
uptlob( Quadenbriid). Sin ent@
febli6es l1neliid bat bic Samilie &ebel
betroffen. Der beiubrte Rebsl lit BON
einem @tier sstDbtet tporben. Ser
8uae mar aus feinem Staa sebrp9en
unb auf ben &ebel losseitiirmt, benz er
nit feinen S0rnsrn tDbtlife @unben
am &opfe unb in Der Settle 5ufiiate.
Die 2eide bes @srungliidten purbe
bon ben &inbern auf Der Oiele aufqez
funben. Oas tpitbenbe Sbier itanb
ieinem Opfer seesniiber.
WiefelfeIbe. Gin GROCER
8ranb entitanb in benz bena9barten
9sibfamp, mo bas sroBe Mntpeien bes
2anbmannes Sob. Oiers gu 9eibtam>
perfelbe total eingedfaert puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22

Sabreis fpisltsn i'm s6ofe ibres @lterns
hauies. Als tie uuf bic nit 9olaboh<
len abgebedte N6prtgrube iprangen,
rib cine Der bic 8oblen tragenben 3ei>
item an elmer quergeipa9ienen STEELE,
bas Brett ientte ii9 unb Die &inber fie>
len in bic @rube. sic purben in be-
puBtlpfem 3uftanbe aus Der &loufe
bsrausge5Ogsn, aber ale Wiebsrbelez
bunssberiu9e eines fofort berbeigeruz
fenen Mr3tes tparen bergebli9.
@entbin. Mls Der i'm bena9bars
ten Sorfe parGsn bebisnftete &ne9t
Sinfe bamit bef9dftigt mar, ben lsbten
Geit 9etreibe in Die Sref9maf9ine Su
legen, fam er nit benz linfen Mrm benz
@etriebe gu na6e. Der Nrm nurbe
aermalmt unb muBte abeenommerl
nerben.
6alGe. Der Siirforse5Dgling @lz
freb 8o9, 20 Sabre oft, ipar bon Der
gr5isbunssunftalt nMoribburs" na9
bier transportirt unb bort porgefiibrt
porben. 4uf Der Hiidfabrt BON bort
na9 3eis fprang Sod in Der NGbe bon
unterf4dpDbiB aus benz @iienbabnz
5uee, nobel er ii9 cine berart i6pere
S9dbelperleBung Su5o9, bab er nu9
einigen S9ritten auf benz 8abnfDrper
tpbt 5ufammenbra9.
Merfeburg. Ser 20iGbri9e
Mlpnteur @eride aus @mmenborf Der
BEL Der bieiisen Sirma 6empsl &c 2iebe
mann arbeitet, mar nit benz Mufftelen
zines Mffumulatprs in einem bieiigen
SGeeperf bef6dftigt, ala plOBli9 Die
2Dtblampe %erplofirte; Scribe trug
fur9tbare 8ranbpunben babon.
Nprbbauen. Sm bieiigen
&ranfen6auie itarb Der @rbeiter &arl
Hiibiger aus 8u96ol5, Der in 8u4z
bpla beim Sbtpfliiden bonn 8dums
9eftiirat mar unb babel cine i9pere
&opfperleBung (S9dbelbru9) erlitten
bate. = Sm Na9baroprfe !9erreben
i~tiir5te Der 2anbnirtb Sermann Bod
mann beim Obitpfliiden bonn 8aume
uno erlitt babel fdtpere 8erlebungen.
Stenbal. Gin f6perer llnz
sliidsfaG ereignete ii9 uuf benz bieiiz
gen 8abnbof; Der 9ilfsbremier Wils
belm Molbenbauer eerietb benin &anz
giren Der 2pfomptibe 5pif9en 5pei
Puffer unb erlitt 10 i9pere @erlez
bungen, bab er taum nit Dem 9eben
bdppnfDmmen oiirfte.
nber. 8eim, 4~epfelpfliiden fiel
Der Mrbeiter Murtin 2ubolpb bonn
8aume unb BRAD bas @enid. Der
Ipfort berbeigeboltt &r5t tpnnte nur
ben Sob fetiteaen.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-09-07
ARRESTED FOR SELLING
ONE PROPERTY TWICE

Edward Lee Abrams, who claims
tn be n mining man OF Spokane, has
been arrested In Buaiflo, New York,
on u charge of selling to man
named George +. Sanborn Idaho
mining property which he had sold
To other men. Mining men IN
Spokane seem to know of no such
person. The chamber of commerce IA
year or more ago had letter inquir-
Ing about Mr.. Abrams, but Secretary
Monroe was able to learn nothing Of
him at that time.
Edward l.. Abrams Is given IN
Spokane directories as u resident of
the city from 1889 to 1896. lie was
given nj one time IN president of the
Island Manufacturing company.
which made shingles on llavermale
island.
The arrest WAS made by detectives
while Mr.. Abrams WAS walking with
his wife. Mr.. SunDorn, mt whose
instiHtiOn the arrest wHs made, IL
said to bs president of the Palace
Gold n Copper company, Of Buffalo.
lie claims, according tn the Buffalo
News, that Abrams came to him u
year ago. aud said hs had some mines
In Idaho hs wanted To sell. Sanborn
promised to buy II they were good
and gave Abrams elO0 to clinch the
bargain.
Abrams, as part Of the agreement,
was tn work the property. lie left
Buffalo, presumably for Idaho. A
week later. Sanborn received letters
from Idaho telling Of the fine pros
poets Of the mines. and asking him to
raise more money. IL IL alleged
Abrams WAS In Michigan mt the time
these letters were coming from Idaho.
Sanborn became supicions and sent II
man To the mining property In Idaho
tn investigate Then Il WAS dis
covered, he says, that the property
had been decided TO two other men. ,
Abrams remained away from
Buffalo until n few days ago, when
hc returned. lie will have u hearing
in police court. -- Spokesman Review.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-09-07
EASTERN
INVESTORS
MINES
Pay for
AND READ IT

moters doubtless argue that, if
nothing succeeds like success, the
same thing may be true of the name
of success.
Mr.. Smythe's book, by the way,
possesses special value because it
occupies field by itself. Out of the
25, 900 names of obsolete securities
and corporations which he gives, 1t Is
note worthy that less than fifteen per
cent represent mining propositions.
The list contains great many
banking institutions. For example.
more than 400 First National banks
are mentioned as defunct. The COM
piler admits that there is more or
less lucrative business carried on in
securities which would be worthless
in the hands of anyone else but
dealer who knows the tricks OF get
ting rid of them. The safest way for
al investor to protect himself against
offerings of obsolete securities IL to
investigate for himself. The law
will not always safeugard him. -
Daily Mining Record.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-09-07
TO DEVELOP THE
MOUNTAIN LION

James Duckworth left today to
take charge of the deveopment work
at the Mountain Lion, at the head of
Little Cracker Creek, owned mainly
by Ed Hauser. Mr.. Duckworth has
laid in supplies aud will have entire
management of operations.
The property is on the same ledge
III the Buckeye and Great American
claims, on which such phenomenally
high free gold values have been die.
covered. IL adjoins the Great Amer
lean aud is between this and the As-
toria Rronp, the latter of which Mr..
Hauser IL also interested In.