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DIXON BECAME
TOO FAMILIAR

Last Saturday Charles LemIeux. a
logger, and several companions. ar
rived IN town from the vicinity OF
olNmpi Lemieux carried several
months wages IN gold uIeees leose
III MS pocket That evening they
wandered down into the restricted
district and visited several drinking
places They an became very famf-
liar with one another
LemieuN says that Joe Dixon got
so well acquainted with him that he
put his hand IN his pocket and took
an his money. st65 away from him.
When confronted with the theft
Dixon denied It. but warrant has
been sworn out FOR his arrest.
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MISSIONARY MEETING

An all day missionary meeting
will be held tomorrow, beginning
nj 1880 a. m. az the First Baptist
church. Miss Julia Austin viii
speak during the afternoon. Miss
Austin is secretary Of the Women s.
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
of the West. and her address viii be
of special interest. other workers
will also speak. The business pro-
gram viii be varied by a social sos-
sion at the noon hour, whom a bas-
ket lunch will be served.
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HASHOH LINE
OPENS TOMORROW

Arb tomorrow residents of
Vashehh island Will have telephone
CONNEXIONS with Seattle This ia
the announcement made by the Of
flelal Of the ekagit Farmers Mu-
tnal &alephone Company lastsniEht
The .amarino cahleTonnecting. the
svft 4 khat.. has. hlraadyss 1ecns in
'etsu .oli sthce lslgnds .and' the In
wsft I'ia Seattle o. now iir place
and b. hoen KIverna thorough test
III line will be OF great benc.
IT. M the farmers and gardeners
az II hon island on account OF
pina2 4 them Ia direct eommunicn-
lsuu lih tho markets. N this city,
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killed IN
COLLISION
SPOKANE GIRL DIES FROM INJURIES, AND THREE
SONS INJURED

Miss Leona Alfretta. an actress
Of Columbus. internal injuries.
Ten persons who live In Lima
were also hurt
The cars were both entering .
switch and the suburban car side
swiped the city ear. Jamming the
fret half dozen seats Of that car
together. which caused the passen-
gers 20 suffer broken legs To-
rena Kipllng or Kippen had her
left Les terribly crushed She vas
removed 20 a hospital. where the
limb was amputated. but she died
from the shock.
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CAUGHT DiStASE
At PEST HOUSE

Mary r. smith. residing at 1873
Second avenue, this morning filed
La damage claim Of 5000 AGAINST
the city for alleged unnecessary
confinement IN the pest house ~
the local health officer She claims
that on April a. while In good
health. she was forced To go 10 the
pest house II was found that she
was not afflicted with disease and
on Miay 3 she was released.
ON May ~ she was taken fiji with
smallpox and again Obliged to so TO
the pest house, where she remained
until May 81. She says she con-
tracted the disease at the pest
house.
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MHMC MW(W

TOXIC June 2fFour thoun Russians
Shin Ling
CHEFOO. June 2feavy firing In ne direction
fort arthur last night and II
Ing last night lasted no urs
LONDON June "A letter Petersburg has reached an
dheial authority In London between
hasaa and China Is growing The latter open sympathy
with the Japanese In defiance o Russia.
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DISABLED I'M
MID-0CEAN
my scrlnns ksws Ami

SAN PEDRO. Cal. June 2a.-Tht
bark HOLLYWOOD. which had beer
given up as lost. put In shortly be.
fore noon. Captain Knight saw
the vessel was almost totally di.
ablod In a gale two weeks ago. 20.
miles from san Francisco. The YES
sci since then has been tossed about
by countless gales, With half hei
rigging gone. Captain knight,
wife and i7-moths-old baby were
little the worse for the terrible 0K
porience. None on board suffered
seriously.
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ny sorlpps News Ars'nJ
SONS INJURED

LIMA. O.. June 2i.-Three pas.
aengers were fatally injured and q
dozen more or less seriously hurt
In a collision between a Lima Cts
street car and a Western Ohio ape.
elal suburban car here last night
The dead
LAURA EEPPES. OF spokane
Wash aged years
Fatally injured
Miss Ruth Mauae. Lafayette. q.
left leg broken aud other injuries
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RAC|C
mAopEnEo BY A HOPELESS
LOVE WELL KNOWN fNsUR.
kNeE AGENT ATTEMPTS TO
KILL Girl WHO WOULD NOT
ELoPE WITH HIM AND THEN
KILLS HIMSELF
tHy scripps News Ass.nl

DETROIT Mich. June 2l.-Mad-
dened By hopeless love. Charles
swayze, a widely known Insurance
agent. aged S.. and married, this
morning sought an interview with
Effie Afford. a pretty clerk az the
Singer Sewing Machine company'H
office on the eleventh floor Of the
Chamber Of Commerce building.
When she refused to elope with him.
swayze shot her and. az she fell
swayze shot himself and lcaped
from nearby window and was
dashed to death on the pavement be-
low The girl was shot twice la the
neck, bat she may recover.
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Wc1 ORA DUE
TOMORROW

The Northwestern STEAMSHIP
compauy's steamship Victoria i
expected % arrive az this porf from
nome tomorrow evening. In a tele-
gram received by the officials d
the company this morning from
Nome, via S. Michael. from captain
Weaver who On Ia command 81 ths
ycsrcL he states that he should
reach this port by June -.
The steamship Tacoma arrived al
Nome ON June la and the Olympia
on June ~, Il is stated IN the teIe.
gram.
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CASE DISMISSED

The long pending case Of Jarnes
%. stewart charged with obtaining
money under false pretensea from
Dr." o. v. Lawson. wan dismissed
b. Superior Judge TaIiuan this
morning on the motion q the prose-
cutting attorney Stewart vas al
legged 10 have couspired with Law
son 90 secure the latter a license TO
practice medicine.
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Aresnum Celebration

The Seattle and Ballard lodges Of
the Royal Arcanum. five in num-
Der. celebrated the tWeuty-seventh
anniversary 0f the founding Of the
order With a basket picnic at Les
mi park yesterday Many visitors
from other cities about the sound
were present A ball IN the even
ing closed the celebration.
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and through tickets viii be sold
for the run between Bremortou and
Tacoma
Tho Athlon VIII also make a
through trip from Bremcrton to
Tacoma Via Seattle IN the after
noon. touching at Seattle at $50
o'clock.
a siopoyer privilege at Seattle
viii be given those buying through
Tickets for the run between Brem-
orton and Tacoma.
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MONTANA JUDGE
SWEEPS FLOORS
~ serlpps Newa Ass'nl

InN HNfIINs wv H8a ~
BILLINGS. Mont. June 2f-The
odd spectacle OF a police judge be-
ing made ianltor Is Witnessed here
because of the fact that Judge
Mann's salary for administering
Justice was so small that he was
unable 20 live properly. he has been
appointed ianitor for the city hall
At salary calculated TO provide
him with the comforts OF life.
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WORKING STEADILY

Work on IL. Tacoma Eastern u
steadily being pushed eastward. and
Il i fhauahg that the Mllwnukes
VII begin couxf ratetinn work "a
some ether point In the east in or.
Ser % hurry TIE fuad along There
il possibility that work will soon
te started Ia SEVERAL places aud thf
read eamptetsd within few sesrs
II is eaafidsutlaifY expected in faii-
road Circles that Hartman VIII be-
gin work On BE tine from Portland
20 ssattIH aaHHz fhs Summer.
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HT7 rs BETTER

. WAsHiNGTON. y. g.. June r.
cgnsrcsfman INT sat up this morn.
M for tbc first time since hla H..
iiesh ne VIII feturn 10 hts flllnoif
farm az soon AZ hc NJ able 10 tMgei.
~ aavfovfs N Cull0lna Withdrawal
NJ h@nane AZ Chicago, though the
latter Gld not consult him
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one Of the faculty Of the Washing
ton Agricultural college. AZ Pull.
man. il one of these and DR.. Chaa.
Austin. = Youua dentist 81 profca-
sianal and social prominence. IL the
other.
Miss Downs vas a teacher % mod
ern languages IN the Collar high
school and a member 81 one Of the
pioneer families 81 the Palouaf
country About a week previous "a
her death she was taken 20 the hos
pltAi ana Dr. Ferguson IL alleged %
have psuotmed an operation which
be anuaaueed vas for appendicitis
tust bsfere her death Miss Downs.
Il ia Id. confessed % intimacy
Ntth PREF SNOW She had gradu.
ated from the agricultural college
the year before aud had been a stu
dent an0ef him In addition % this
confession Miss Downs IL said "a
have charged Df Austin. the youns
asntiss. outright with having been
the raase Of her trouble. and DR.
Ferguson with having performed
thu operation.
htnre Dr FefEnaona arrea, ~
has beeu II liberty under 81 toi
bonaa The ease Il attracting
the widest attention and the court
ronsn Il daiiy thronged with curious
NpactAfora On account ~ the hlEh
saelal status ~ all the parties con.
fsrnad the keeneat interest II eyi.
derusa IN even the most couscrva.
tl4e esreiss and the outcome q the
case i awaited With much anxiety
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cAPTKES
RELEASED
PERplcARls WRITES THAT The
RANSOM HAS BEEN PAID AND
Ne AND vhRLEY ARE AT Lib.
ERTY
ns ssrIpps Nsws Ann

WASHINGTON. June 24-consul
General Gummere cables the state
department that letter has been
received from Ian Perdicaris aud
n. Yafley. stating that they will
leave this morning from Latouly
aud expect 10 arrive at Tangicr to-
night The ransom has been paid
ana the eaptlNea released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-24

Tide Land Purchases in Seattle and
Tacoma the First Move in a Battle
of Giants in the Railroad World

That + II Hartman. the Union
Pacific railroad maEnate. Is bending
every enersy 10 gain control of the
Northern Pacific Railway company
and to wrest away from James J.
hin his control Of the railroad and
steamship business In the Pacific
Northwest. is the firm belief o,
those familiar with the policies OF
the various tranacontlneutal lines.
The extensive purchases OF tide
lands made in this city by alleged
agents OF Mr., Hartman are pointed
To rs proViug the iatteF'a intention
10 invade the territory OF the Great
Northern BY gaining control OF the
Northern Pacific.
A well known authority. who Is
now in Seattle and Who Is In a po-
sltion % make what amounts 20 All
: but official announcement OF Ms
HRrrimans plans. to-day stated that
there vas no question but that Mr.
Hartman waa investing heavily In
Seattle tide lands. but animated
that Il Vas not the latter's intention
to extend the Union Pacific lines "a
the Sound. unless he should fail 20
secure control 81 the Northern Pa
clfie.
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he COULDN'T LIVE
WITHOUT VIOLETTE
YOUNG WOMAN or SEATTLE INVOLVED ~ SENSATIONAL
DIVORCE SUIT IN San FRANCISCO

her daughter is as there has been
alesneea IN the family aud the cor
respundenee has been interrupted
for q week or tWo.
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-.~s . H------=-
THROUGH
SERVICE

Hy arranging q new run for the
Steamer Athlon and b. means Of q
Traffic arrangement With the Flyer
and Inland Flyer, the Port Orchard
route will give residents Of Tacoma
\ quick service 70 and from the
navy yard via. Seattle after July i.
The Athion will leave Tacoma At
7 fb o'clock in the morning for
Iiremefl9n. going va seaftle. ahe
Llill mako regular trips between Be-
and 3femefton during the day,
80 hodslie being No arranged AZ
-. Tic connection with tho
- lfer q seattle
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Milwaukee would then be placed In
a position where IL would only be
necessary 20 build from South pa
kota 20 niaekfaot Idaho. possibly
skirting the southern end Of yell
loNHtone Park.
PURPOSE or PLAN
This would Fitr Hartman an en-
trance into every section of the Pa
elfie Coast Of the United States and
he would occupy a very advantage.
Gus position The new tine across
the field would not come In con.
petition Nith the present Hartman
system. bur would come lnto direct
competition sith the Northern Pa
olfic aud the Great Northern.
Mr Woodward has been quietly
buying tide lands In Seattle and yea
tefdaf completed the purchase u
al aggregate o. 81 COO 600 worth 81
property BY filiuE deeds In the audi
tors office. This land has been
bought through A T. Mriarrn %
thia city At Woodward IL not In
the ely. bet has trusted agents here
no are making the deals for him.
Mr.. MeiAren refuses 10 give any In
formation regarding the men who
are behind the move. or 20 what
purpose they all pat the property.
bat enough has been evidenced 90
show that Hartman and the Mil
Naukee are getting ready 20 act.
A the tima President EfifnF 81
the Milwaukee Has Be- the Pacific
NuHthaaHt and had such close con-
fefeuees with the Hartman repre-
seutatltss business men gfiekrd 30
their ears IA au emd~aTnf % IND out
what Vas coming. bat no one
thought The bios would b. struck 80
SON. President EsllnH vas herr
les than three months ESQ. and
during ihH slslt made e complete
inspection - the Hartman system
ant. II Il said laakef into the cnnai-
ten = The country through which
" would be necessary 60 build in
order Is reach seattle.
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SAN FHANClSCO. June 2t.-=sea-
aational testimony involving a Seat
tie woman IL being addueed IA the
divorce case Of Louise Watkins His
Top against George Hislop The
principal evidence offered b. the
plaintiff In support 81 the charge Of
inndelity IL Hlslop'e alleged reias
tons 20 this alleged sweetheart.
vlolettc Criawold. nov - years n
aFe. who formerly lived az ISL Ter-
~ avenue. Seattle.
In her allegations, Mrs. fllslop
says her husband travelled about
with the young woman named IN he
Northwest. passing her off as his
wife. and that they resumed their
intimacy here.
The Griswold woman. ia her own
deposition taken ia Victoria. y e.
states that she lived az the Raleigh
hotel here with n sort Of a relative.
named william Griswold. and that
Hialop stopped az the same place.
She married Warren Hastee. q Sc
attic. while In Tacoma In koYem-
Der. 1909. but has since been d.
yorced from him She had had vari-
Gus letter. from llislop. but thought
fully destroyed them.
Mrs Hislop testified that she saw
a letter, in which the husband had
written that "Vlolette' was the
most charming little woman in the
world. and that he could not live
apart from her.
Hlslop r. manufacturers agent.
with an income OF a. 1000 n year. lie
has retallated by auing Harry
Brown. cashier OF the Wells Fargo
bank. Tor $50. 00O damages for alien
atlng Mrs. llislop's affections from
him.
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WHOLESALE THEFT

~hlaves seiacd the opportunity 70
he off with load OF cooking
:. enslls aud provisions while James
keyton was moving hia household
goods from 1904 Ewlns street 20
Fregiont yesterday. II. suspects twn
men living IN the vicinity of.his for
NOR residence.
WASHINGTON. June "a Assist.
ant Secretary i.oomla h Informed
that his brother has left % u Fly.
mouth steamer lie IL not alarmed.
ST LOUIS, June "a A thousand
Republican delegates arrived III
Morning lem Chicago to VISIT ths
fair. a. n q
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HELD Up M MERGER

The Northern Pacific deal being
prevented for the time being BY
the merger suit nov pending Ia the
federal courts. Mr. Hartman j. i'm
proving The time hy making large
purchases OF Seattle tide lands for
the purpose 81 rendering himself in
dependent 81 the Great Northern IN
case his plans succeed.
II IA roiuted out that the North
ern PaeifIes terminals IN Seattle
are At the present time - much In
voived vith those 81 the Great
Northern that In case Of an abso-
lutte dissolution OF the merger Pres
ident It'll would b left in almost
complete control Of them and would
be able % shut out the Northern
Pacific CT drive a hard bargain with
II for Joint use Of hla facilities
Harrimans alleged plans 10 ren.
der himself Independent of Hiu ~
securing e hnal grounds % hls
own for naa 4 the Northern Pacific
n ease be aHid obtain control 81
that fdHT 6r for the Uniun Pacific
should be eventually Be compelled
20 extend thai road % alt water
ThoaEh Il might Be years before
Hartman took the latter step 4 is
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asserted that he has sufficient faith
ln Scattles future 10 deem the tide
lands a splendid investment. IRE
spectiyc OF terminal problems.
Mr. Hartman appears 70 have en-
tered into a combination With the
ChicaEo. Milwaukee a St Paul ruad
FOR the urthcrancc OF his object
Considerable excitement has been
created ON account OF immense
purchases % tide land property BY
~ y Woodward. one OF the aror-
ueys for the Milwaukee. but Il nov
seems that the deals have really
been made Tor Mr.. Hartman.
Following the sensational pur.
Chases IN Seattle comes similar
news OF deals in Tacoma tide lands
aggregating nearly 900 acres. and
later the purchase of the Tacoma
Eastern railroad BY the Milwaukee
This ~ In line With the plan a.
outlined In The Star OF last Tues.
day. Hartman Will build from
Portland 20 Seattle aud the Milwau-
kee viii come to the Coast from
EVart or Chamberlaln. s -
fiARRlMAN's HAND
While the deal & seemingly a
Milwaukee transaction At the pres
ent time. u is nevertheless tiarfl-
man move The Interests Of the
same financial spirit Is behind them
both. Hartman wants % reach Sc
attic and enter into competition
from the South with the Northern
lines and AZ the same tine he wants
20 compete with J. J 1mI In the
territory between S. Paul and the
coast
by building a line from the 90.
iumbia river north. Mr.. Hartman
All satisfy a long standing desire
CA his part % reach Puget sound
and bring hlm Into competition Win
his riyal-Hill The merger suit
and the attending troubles 20 the
tao great railroad manlpulafaFs has
caused a rivalry between them that
viii only be satisfied when they are
openly In competition.
The construction % the Milwnn.
Nee westward viii only neceasltate
the filliug IN % some gaps between
Evart and Seattle The Milwaukee
already 0wns a short hna ffosn
hlackfoot % Salmon In idaho. which
Is now heiug used By the Oregon
short Line. one ~ Harrimana
roads. This can BE- utilized Is a
part % the Milwaukee trauseonti.
Mental system.
Harrimanis line can easily be con.
structed 70 fill tn the gap between
Lewiston and salmon. Idaho. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-24

Violet GriaWoid Haatee. the wom-
an named by Mrs Hlalop az core
spondent. IA only twenty years
Of age. and h the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs George Griswold. OF 1872
Terry avenue. Mrs Grlawold. Nlo-
let's mother. was seen hy "A star
reporter this afternoon, who told
her Of the sensational charges
which have been made regarding
her daughter Mrs. Griswolf was
much distressed. but was very firm
IN her belief that there must be
some mistake
Eyes. Violet is my daughter" said
she "Sho has always been n good
girl aud she would never do nuch
wicked thing as 10 cause trouble
IN any family, besides she has al
ways been a good. moral girl and
no one has ever dared 10 say any
thing against her character. ! know
she did not break up the Hlalop
family. ! know u. Mr. 1tialop was
n friend OF hers and he has often
visited her here at the house lie
was n Mason. like her divorced hna-
band. and n was through the fra
ternity that Mr. Hislop met her
husband and they became friends,
Violet did not know Mrs Hlalop
and.sh6 met Mr. lilelop only While,
he was on lsstrliiestiiIough Wash..
Inaion an.sfavellnF snsentn.. Violet
IA .ngte catranRed .froIns'ua al any
way. We all love her dearly and
keep IN close touch with her. No
better Girl ever lived | know she
never dld anythi.nk wrong
Mrs. ftRewold tntuA lhnt iuNi
~ ..A-nnl.l.l "a a. - ma Ll.aa..l. II -.
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NELSON rs
CONVICTED

The sensational trial of Z. II.
Nelson. the street preacher. on a
charge of adultery was concluded at
II o'clock last night when a aupe-
rior court jury found the defendant
guilty as charged Nelson. who Is
fanatic OF the rankost sort. was
accused of unlawfully eohahltating
with Mrs, Pauline Smith. one OF
his followers.
The man claimed that the Lord
ordered him 60 take the woman
for his wife, aud that he could not
refuse.
This morning Nelson's attorney
gave notice OF appeal 20 the nu-
prcme court and the preachers
bonds we're raised from $1,000 70
.SS 0o0. lic' IL nc present IN the
county Jail.
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. The United States monitor Wye
mlng and the torpedo boats Paul
Jones and prohle, sailed from uel-
bingham FOR Portland at an early
hour TITS morning. The vessels will
take Nrl IA the Fourth az July caio.
brntlon AZ Portland after which
they WIN return 70 isrcmcrton, arr
rlying there 4Aout July s. q
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feeiaht and Saturday -Fslri Warmer
Saturday light &c Fresh North Winds.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-09-01
Have Not Made Up.

A dispatch from Tonopah dated Aug
10Th, to the Sacramento Bee. says:
The divorce suit of I. L. Oddie against
bis wife, has been continued to the next
term Of court at Belmont, the county
seat of Nye county. Then it will come
up in the form OF argument on a demurr-
err interposed by the defendant. Oddie
and his wife have been living apart ever
since the sensational journey to San
Francisco five weeks ago
While Oddie charges cruelty ae the
ground for divorce it is understood that
this is not the real cause. Mrs Oddie,
it is stated, has led a very e%xtravagent
life and her tastes have been quite the
contrary to those Of her husband. FIRE.
%quently, it is alleged, while Oh journeys
to San Francisco, she has, without his
knowledge, tried to play the part of the
millionaire by ordering private cars for
them to travel in. He has refused at
times to occupy the ears after learning
the facts.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.



You are hereby notified that l have
expended during the year 1903 more
than $4,000 for labor and improve
ments upon the Auburn claim, stu
ated in Battle Mountain Mining Dis
trict, County of Lander, State of Ne
vada, the location certificate of which
is found on record in the Office Of the
Recorder of said county. The expen-
diture of said amount being necessary
in order to hold said claim under the
provisions of Section 1924 of the Re-
vised Statutes of the United States
and the amendment thereto, approved
January %, 1880, concerning annual
labor upon mining claims. Your
proportion of such expenditure
amounts to S33.66s for the work upon
said claim for the year 1908, and if
within 80 days after the publication
hereof you fail or refuse 20 contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
as above stated, your interest in said
claim will become the property of the
subscriber, your co-owner, who has
made the required expenditure by the
terms of said Section.
NJ. j. MURPHY.
Battle Mountain, March 81, '04.