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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-11-17
MEDICAL DIRECTOR JOHN c. BoYr.
TIE Ranking South caroliniau "a VIII
iamsbnrg Man. - -

Under the caption South
Carolina ip'the Navy" the San;
day News published recently'an
article naming prominent men
ofour State who are in thst
branch of the service. l'he
Z following excerpt, relative to
SSEn John & Boyd, who is a native
Nof williamsburg county, will be
ofspecial interest to. our readers:
Medical Director John CBoyd
is fhe ranking South Carolinian
in the navy. DR. Boyd has at
tanned the highest grade OF his
corps, and has seen as varied
service, perhaps, as any other
officer in the entire naval estao-
lisbment. His last sea duty
was as fleet medical officer OF
the North Atlantic station. He
is at present attached to the
naval museum of hygiene, and
medical college, at Washington,
where he is engaged in instruct
ing the junior medical officers in
THE very important duties OF a
surgeon afoat. This post-grad-
uate school, by the way, has
during a very short period, de-
veloped into a potent factor in
the naval medical corps; and
has already accomplished most
gratifying results in fitting as
sistant surgeons for immediate
and useful duty aboard ship.
The success of this institution
is due in very large measure to
the constant and careful atten-
ton which DR. Boyd has given
it; and at the bureau OF medicine
and surgery; as we'll as in the
metropolitan, Club, and other
high social circles of the Capital
CITY, no one stands higher than
John C'Boyd.
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THE NEWS AT LAKE CITY.
Continued from page y.

this abomination worse, for sew
eral days there have been in
this space several piles of trash
and pieces of broken scantling,
splendid, things to throw one
down and perhaps under a train.
In wet weather this passenger
alley contains water through
which one must literally wade
to reach the train. This state
of affairs should not be permit
ted one day longer. There is
absolutely no excuse for any OF
it.
) Mr. A W Gaskins of Whining
ton is down on 4 visit of four or
FIVE days.
Materials are now being put
on the ground for the Smith Will
liams Co.'S. building on. Acline
Avenue.
W. l.. 3.
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Tobacco Seed Free.

We have just received lot of the
very best variety of Tobacco seed
which stands AT the head of Bright
Tobaccos, and We recommend them Us
the very best. If you wish any
these seed We shall be pleased to
furnish them free if you will call
on us Or give US your address.
If you have any leaf tobacco on
hand, graded Or ungraded, bring it
along to King Warehouse at once,
and we will pay you big price fol-
it. Your friends.
KING & GRAHAM,
l1-17-2t Lake City, S. G.
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DISASTROUS WRECKS.

Carclessness is responsible for
many a railway wreck and the
same causes are making human
wrecks OF sufferers from Throatand
Lung troubles. But since the adj
vent of DIR, Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs. and
Colds, even the worst eases can be
cured, and hopeless resignation is
no longer necessary. Mrs LOIS
Gragg of Dorchester, Mass, Is one
! of many whose life was saved by
DR. Kings New Discovery. This
great remedy is guaranteed for all
Throat and Lung diseases by DIR w
v Brockinton, Druggist. Price SOC
and SI.0Q. Trial bottles free. :.
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
In. the Court Of Common Pleas.
Minnie B Hatchell,
= Plaintiff.
against
Joseph Lynch, Willie W Lynch, ct Al

against
Joseph Lynch, Willie W Lynch, ct a.,
Defendants.
Under and by virtue of the decree of
sale and partition in kind in the above
stated action. Issued on October 80,
1894, the undersigned will sell before
the court house door in kingstrre, ).
G . on the first Monday in December.
A. d. 1904. at - o'clock noon, to tAe
highest bidder, for cash, the following
described tract Of land situated IN the
county of Williamsburg and Stare
aforesaid. to wit; All that tract OF
land containing three hundred and
twenty-five $3.50 acres, more or less.
and bounded on the North by Hodge
Branch. East BY lands, Of Wesley
Singletary, South by laEdS Of Sarah
Gaskins and West bv Bay Branch /:
Said lands being The lands Of which
Mary A Lynch died seizea and poss-
eSSed. B = WHITEHEAD,
11-15-3t c. c. G. P. for W. G.
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For Sale.

Two Jersey bull calves. Ap
ply to W y h1CH' ~
At. Gourdln' .. v.
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Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned
against hunting, shooting, cutting or
removing timber or wood or In any
way trespassing on roy lands > miles
west of Cadcs. DAVID COkER.
IT. 3t.
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FOR SALE.

Hereafter the> Cable Piano Co.,
will keep one of their new pianos
for sale at the Office of DR. r j Nc
Cabe, where it may be seen and
tested.
11-3.tf.
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GARDEN HOME.


step to the new car line, all set out to rasp-
berries, blackberries currants and strawber.
ries; large windmill and tank and iron pipes
10 supply water to every part Of the land soil
rich as can be made; snug ,7-room house. base
{nent, hardwood floors nice barn and chicken
and 20 cheap that Morrison Cr,ttenden Co., 5oi
Phoenix, thinks 1T is one of their best bar
gains.
INVESTMENT
We have an IS room 4-hat building, almost
now, fine condition. that will rent for s45
per month, or Is per cent interest on your
money. No repairs needed for years. This is
cheaper than stealing it.
CHEAP-MODERN HOMES.
$3.50 will buy a new, fully modern house,
ton school, 9th ward. This Is q great bargain
81, So0--Fully modern and new. This is the
most artistic cottage in the city for the
money; New idea In roof front door, and
general arrangement; hardwood 1nish, and has
d rooms on 1st 1oo- and on second fine,
slightly corner, inside 9th.
On Colfax, near 31st, have an S-room
house that Is dandy, everything the hest and
the best of everything, and cheap. Why, we
can can give you you. bergain right here and in q
- FINE MoDERN HOMES. '' s''''''
S6,600-10 rooms-large rooms--extra large
rooms: steam heat, all hardwood, CRATES, and
mantels. sldeboard md closets galore-2 lots,
double corner, right In the midst of $4,000
homes, and worth $4,000, too but we are
going to give you, yes you. a bargain If you
MORRISON CRTTTENDEN CO..
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SOME REAL, ESTATE BARGAINS

SomE REAL ESTATE bAHGAINS.
Cal, Los Angeles Co., fine 1O-A. fruit ranch.
Can, Alberta, near Sheppard, 32O-A. farm.
ASA B near Grenfell S2o.A. equd; ranch.
Colo, Lar1mer Co., excellent asa. farm
Colo, Delta Co., fine farm 100 A.
Chicago, Blue Island good bldg. lot. . .
Chicago. lots, Ridgland and Belmont avs.
near Chicago, Haywood, SIR. res. and lot.
Ind, Dubois Co., excellent 240-A farm
st9ss Dld line H 4cs so lot
Mass; East Billerica, gentleman,s country
res, and rs A.; artists studio; mod. impts.
Mass, Gloucester 2 res. and S3.059 so. IT.
hotel site.
Detroit, good s-r. house, Rivard st.
Mimi, Otter Tail Co., fine s0-A. farm.
MINI, Sherburne Co., 2 tracks fine land 80
A. each; well located; near Princeton.
Mimi, Goodhue Co.. so A. and impts.
~, 80. Orange, magnificent furnished res.
and ~ Al - r. and BATH mod. conveniences.
\. j., Milburn, mod. res and lot.
y. Y, Rosendale. store, dwell. and other
bldgs. and u A: land; splendid bus. location.
y. Z. Port Chester, fine 1877. res and lot.
n. o., stutsman Co., a12 A.; good soil.
N D., Adrian, LaMoure Co.. GAO A. fine
Toledo, lots, cottage, shaw's Monroe St.
Va. Warwick Co., SO A; fine soil. '..'s.
Ree e.n Msis eni!ated
Wyo:s Carbon Co., fine ranch property, $3.50
A.; l,76O A. decided land; LOGO a. leased; fur.
nished house and complete eqpt. and stock.
Complete sawmill .,plant, 1000 A. timber,
near Jefferson. Tex; daily cap, 5000 to 40,
Mems furnishing and hat bus: stock and
hoaei ds ro gs Psr ssns ea Mo-
80 guest rooms; all mod cow; only first class
hotel In city; est. reputation. -G.J-r,
". NJ. OsTRANDER. y. a. BLDG, -PHILA.
GREAT WESTERN CONSTRUCTION CO.,
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Less Work Tor goth Good for the
you; less CENTURY BUYER or seller
worry, too. PLAN OF real estate

ssk for sst9 Sassr f 81 Seller sH
worry. too. PLAN. Of real estate.
3B,760 for new all.modern T-room house, near
- Dupont av and 9sd st. This cosy
little home must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
81 $50 buys that cosy little 7.room house and
barn, full size east-front lot city water
good cellar and cistern; only one block
from the line in a nice part of North
Minneapolis. Terms, Goth century plan
This proposition will stand the closest In
r. yastlgaton. Owners reason for selling,
his business calls him to another city
81 900 buys 3426 Garfield av: S-room house, cell
la; well, cistern, city water in yard
- large lot. Well located and a good
purchase
%. TOO only Tor Groom house. modern except
heat, on Grovsland near Nicollet beautiful
! surroundings. -
POLO Crystal Lake av-Nne- room house. cellar,
cistern and barn; large lot, with nice
shade trees; only $4,000; Just the place
for nice quiet home; all improvements in
the street and paid for will sell on Goth
century plan.
95, o0o for property on sth st near 7th av; lot
52x1eo, partly modern; rents for $50 per
month.
Over 800 homes In the southwest part Of the
city and inside for SALE many Of which
are good bargains; price from 81, 1000 to
$4,000 See me any my list before buying.
], A. WALTERS
-.-. New York Life Building,
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has uneQualed facilities for moving and storing
shipment. Collective cars of household goods
made up for the coast; frequent shipments and
big saving in freight. 46 Sd ct 8.
CAWERONS TRANSFER AND sToRAGES
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
hold Foods; expert packers. 200 Ntcollet. Both
I phones, l002 Res, phone, T. G. 1924.
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A $25 ACRE FARM FOR SALE Ar SIS PER
acre, consisting Of 24o acres; six miles from
Great Northern: good buildings; black loan;
clay subsoil; 200 acres cultivated that raised
30 bushels of wheat per acre: sold at 76c per
bu; all plow land except 10 acres Of meadow.
More land agents wanted. Frank P. Root,
I.akota N n ..--E .a-f
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

4uplOVdU.
o o. 9 o o 0 o o o 0
Z ss.s75--oN EMERSON Av. s, NEAR 9th
Q with With. full, basement and vel lighted
Q selected birch finish ' on first floor
Sssf Spen plumbing and xqrss in
Q plant In the basement; laundry fully
o equipped with trays: full complement
also sons walks to
o from street
@ So,63O-A new, never occupied, .S-room, full
o ly modern house, hardwood finish and
hoors, full basement frst-class heat
s plant situated on one Of sot the
o side; convenient to North Side high
O. school, Logan school and library. Get
Q farther particulars at office.
o $S,1I5-on Stevens av, near Saith st, a
aoors and hardwood S dni sSv on %a'4f% rst
o floor, bathroom fitted with best modern
se ent;ns full basement an Al
screens. Terms, about 81 900 cash and
balance to suit. "
$266o-A new. modern. T-room cottage
0 house, This house is thoroughly we'll
built contains all modern conveniences
sst;ds Saa
q dent II will please you. Terms, about
o $3.50 cash and balance monthly pay
+" ments or to suit. Location, eighth
o ward. -..,..
81, s00--A brapd new fully modern Tex
cept heat). S-room house, selected
o hardwood finish, best modern plumb
ing, full basement. hardwood floors
handsomely decorated every thing per-
tanning nrst-class; near Grand av and
85d ST. .-..-.... -,
% 81 sI5-!-room fully modern house oak
o hnish selected hardwood floors all
over. best modern plumbing full base
ment. hrst-ciass hot water heating
o farther particulars at office.
o SPECIAIs-$1. 700-Five acres OF fine gar
den land and practically new 7-room
house, within Il mile Of city limits.
o Terms and location given at office.
THOMPSON BROS,
o 1o1 Fourth st. s.
o o o o 0 o
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

>~~~o~e~o~.c~~~~4S
FINE FEMALE ST. BERNARD PUPS AT S.
each; will breed them for you free Of charge;
one-half blood. Newfoundland and half st. Ber-
nard female at SO. 4, Stewart. Mimi
CYPHER's INCUBATORS AND BR0ODERs,
poultry supplies; write for free catalogue.
''The Seed Store" Prior Seed Co.. 200 9Th
wANTED-To BUY cows AND CHICKENS.
Jerseys and Barred Plymouth Rocks. Robert
A. Eaton, TOT Phoenix bldg, Minneapolis.
FRESH FAMILY COW, RICH MIXER, CALF
weeks pair work harnesses, buggy sell
cheap; no use for them. 1925 Western aE
FOR sALE-soME CHOICE PURE BARRED
Plymouth Rock coekerels. 80 each IL taken
at once. Albert Lano, Aitkin. MINI.
FOR sALE-FULL FLOODED JERSEY cow,
years old; fresh two weeks; price $40. Do not
call Sunday. 1349 Penn N.
FOR sALE-CARLoAD NEW MICH COWS
and springers; will trade for beef; COWS milk
ing 16 quarts. La 9Th av NE.
FOR sALE-aooD M1LcH cow: ALSO NEW
rubber-t1red buggy. Must sell; leaving city.
2612 Dupont av S.
FOR sALE-TULL. FLOODED JERSEY COW, I
years old. Fresh two weeks. Price s45.
1349 Penn ay n.
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Sa,s5O-42xils, PORTLAND Av, NEAR saith ST,
nine-room modern house.
sssoo-4oxl2s. Emerson AZ s. near 9th st;
S2,ooO-1S acres, with house OF six rooms on
- frst floor, second floor not finished, built
three years. barn. chicken-house. 30 bear.
y ing plum trees, strawberries, ETC.; large
lawn with fine trees; location near Lake
.gS D. Amelia. In South Minneapolis
81. ooo-41x11S. Columbus av. near Lake st;
k2lOO--5Ox12S, Sd av, near 9th st; seven rooms,
I city water and gas; fine shade trees; good
fF2+ condition. ~
a. s5o-4xi77, Polk st NE; eight rooms, city
water, cellar; fine corner lot. as
EsOO-Minnehaha ay, near Franklin; five rooms
S950-Irving av N, near goth; six rooms
$s50-2Sth st s, near 26th av; five rooms.
Houses at all prices. Ask for catalog.
49, n ~ WALTER l.. BADGNR,
300 Oneida Block
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COS KAsoTA BLOCK,
HOMES.
: ....0- ... ..... r.
>, WE WILL BUY OR BUILD YOU A HOME
ON SMALL PAYMENTS. ..
YOU GAN GET IT,
AT ONCE,
IN SIX MONTHS,
IN NINE MONTHS.
IN ONE YEAR.
THESE OPTIONS GUARANTEED OR
MONEY REFUNDED. .. e.. r..
WE DRAW PLANS AND MAKE EsTI.
MATES FREE OF CHARGE.
WE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE PLANS
NOW READY FOR INSPECTION.
GREAT WESTERN CONSTRUCTION CO.,
COS KAsoTA BLOCK,
CORNER 4TH ST AND HENNEPIN.
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QUOTATION NO. 5.
EARLY to bed, early to rise,
makes a man healthy, wealthy and
wise
Read about this contest on Page 6.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

~-o-~~~~>~~~~>~~~ >~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~
Improved.
Continued.
ss,boo-;5oxls5, IRVING Av S. NEAR DOUG
las; nine rooms modern, hardwood fin
ish, hardwood floors, brick mantel and fire
place, built-in sideboard, built-in refrig
T full basement, Laundry, vegetable cellar
and combination furnace; barn. A very
pretty home.
80, 5o0-6Oxl5O. Irving av s, near 18th: fine ten
room modern house, first floor hardwood
second floor Georgia pine.
Sl2,5OO7-50x135, fine 12-rooln modern house, Col
.,r ood fax ay, near Douglas.
oo9m,Sx1S 4,, Fine 12-room modern house OF
$75oo-5ox1a5 good ten-room house on I'd av s
so,5oo-iox12S, W Lake, near Calhoun; eigh
ssooSai SSnsSss 0 ss
modern house, only four years old.
A,SOO--40xl2S, Harriet av, near 26th st; new
eeight-room house. It is perfect picture
Let me show you this.
wALTER l.. BADGER,
300 Oneida Block.
ARE YOU
If so, you are a renter. Why not be
an owner instead?, Call and we will be
glad to explain how this can be DONE
we VIII Duy or Dullu you nome, aC-
cording to your plans. and you pay
monthly insta1lments 0
less than rent for similar property, A
$1,000 home would cost you only $12 per
month. Call and investigate.
WESTERN INVESTMENT .. T..
s REALTY CO.,
EOS New York Life Building.
Mote change Of address.)
PAYING RENT7
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FOR sALE-AN IDEAL HOME OR SUMMER
resort on Star lake Minnesota: good hunting
and fishing; bargain. Address Emil johnson,
Campbell. MINI.
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GENTLEMAN BOUGHT 200 MAGNIFICENT
acres, two miles big town: thirty minutes
big fool; determined return minneapolis; ac-
cept medium residence ten blocks Donaldson s,
long time, adjoining land, no better, Just sold
$50; every conceivable building and Improve.
ment. ASHLEY Mear4 2708 sAldrich.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.

WANTED-A FAST TRoTTER, FOR DRIVER,
weight LOO; sound, gentle and afraid of
nothing, for lady to drive; state price. Lock
: Box SO, Appleton MIMI &
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THEATRICAL COSTUMES

SMITH COSTUME co., @
50 It'll ct s. Minneapolis, MINI. Theatrical,
carnival and character costumes for rent. Send
for catalogue, s. rs
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IMPROVED FARM HOMES.
Improved farm homes for laboring men and
renters, In 40-acre tracts or more, with good
house, all complete and ready to move into.
All hardwood timber land, on good public
8 roads, near schools, churches and creameries.
lation Of 1000. Only 50 to 60 miles from St,
Paul and Minneapolis. Price S. to $15 per
acre. Terms $3.50 per acre cash. balance on
long time at low rate of interest For maps
and further tnforma ton, address Uecke's Land
Agency, Cumberland Wis. ~
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SPECIAL IN GARDEN LAND.
80 acres fronting on lake, 5 miles from the
courthouse. Will sell part or all at bar
gain. Owner wishes to leave the state. ALSO
Lyndale az. $1,000 buys acre lot and build
1ngs costing $1,000, near Washburn car $125
per acre, choice land Lyndale south Of city.
Electric car will run by this. Several other
choice. tracts and farms in Hennepin county.
Wild land in northern Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin. as!phl
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

$3.50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH. s1x-RooM
house on Oliver ay N; two lots on corner; cell
lar, cistern and well; price $1,000; or $1,000
with one lot.
$500 cash and SIP per month, six-room house.
Goth ay s. near Franklin; price 81 ,060.
$500 cash and $12 per month, sia-room house
on 18th NV s. near 2Sth st; price 81 300
LANGLEY BROS,
300 Kasota Block.
MUST SELL AT ONCE.
160 acres level, rich soil, half nearly cleared,
balance rs cords hardwood per acre, worth "a
cord: station two miles, about 100 miles from
Minneapolis 80 miles from Duluth; $3.50 per
acre, 81. 50 down, balance five yearly payments.
Adjoining land held at $15.
~ TINGDALE Bros,
Bank of Commerce, Minneapolis, Mimi;
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SELECTED BARGAINS IN FARMS.
RENVILLE CO., MINN.-25O acres $40.
ANOKA COUNTY-12O acres. SIT.
KAAlN ANDY L acres: cheap;
cept some other property for part of price.
RANSOM CoUNTY-a20 acres. $50.
STEELE COUNTY-920 acres; $22.
HIGHLAND COUNTY-16O, improved, $40.
Big Bargains.
A. R. McNICHOL INVESTMENT CO.,
q ALI 10
The Nome nugget., 1904-03-19
MINING Law CHANGES
A Few Practical Suggestions the Adoption of
Which 1t Is Believed Would Afford Rem.
edy for Many Present Glaring
Defects in the Law.

I have fully performed all the require
ments of law. Not until these are fully
complied with shall he resume owner
ship.
The object Of this provision is to pre-
vent a locator from abandoning his
claim for long period of time and
then suddenly, when he scents a posi-
BILE contestant, to begin work with the
| object of defeating the rights of an
other who is willing to comply with
the law.
g. The same law shall apply to
quartz claims. All locations shall be
measured by horizontal lines. Each
locator shall be allowed all the ores
contained within the vertical planes of
his location and no more.
That the law in regard to apex and
extra-lateral rights should be repealed
meets the approval of large majority
of miners and mining men in quartz
mining localities. mo branch of the
mining law" to quote an author of
mining codes. 'has given rise to more
extensive litigation than the question
of eXtra-lateral rights" Fortunes have
been spent in litigation over single
claim. AS the law now stands, a per-
son having the apex or top of vein
parallel may follow his vein in depth
through his vertical side lines without
limit. Veins are scarcely ever perpen-
dicular, and often are nearly hori-
zOntal. When the latter is the case
litigation follows. Aside from the com
plexity of law and fact growing out of
this question it is unjust and illogical.
1t is by sheer accident that vein is so
located as to fulfil the requirements of
extra-lateral rights.
| !. A patent shall be issued after
sufficient work has been performed on
the claim amounting in the aggregate
to five years annual labor. but the an
nual work shall be performed the same
after patent as before.
Inc reason for this provision is to
put mineral lands to their best possible
use. 1t is frequently the case that
after patent the owner allows his claim
to lie idle. If he intends to make
proper use of his gift from the people
40 harm can come from this require
ment. There is another reason, per-
haps more cOgent than the one already
given. Mining property in most states
bears only a bagatelle of its share OF
taxation. In Cripple Creek. Col, the
writer pointed out in newspaper ar
tcle that certain valuable mines were
taxed but small per cent of what
business men and small property own
ers paid.
The foregoing is only a partial pre-
sentation of the subject. Much has
been omitted for the purpose of making
this article as brief as possible.
A. G. GROH.
The Nome nugget., 1904-03-19
Notice of Forfeiture.

To l.. A. Thompson Miss Anna May Watchlle
U. NJ. Thompson. w. :. Palmer and Mrs.
Lottie Allen, now Mrs. Lottie GriggS, their
heirs executors, administrators and assigns:
You and each of you are hereby notified that |
have expended one hundred dollars ClO0) IN Ia
Dor and Improvements during the year 1903 on
each OF the following described placer mining
claims, to-wit: That certain placer mining
claim known and recorded rs the Grace Lee.
being 100 acre tract on Edna creek, a tributary
of Saunders creek; that certain placer mining
claim known and recorded as the Myrtle May.
being 100 acre tract on Hastings creek. and
that certain placer mining claim known and re-
corded as the Little Lottie. being 100 acre
tract situated on Saunders creek, tributary of
Hastings creek. and all situate in Cape Nome
mining and recording district, Second division
OF the District of Alaska; in order to hold said
claims under the provisions of the law con-
corning annual labor upon mining claims,
being the amount required to hold said claims
for the period ending on the 3lSt day of
December, 1903 And If, within ninety DAYS
after the last publication of this notice. YOU
fail or refuse to contribute your propor
tion of such expenditures your interests
in said claims will become the property of the
undersigned your co-owner, who has made the
expenditures required by the terms of said laws
First publication jan 0, 1904.
Last publication April 0, 1904.
A. d. TURNER.
is Co-owner OF said claim.