Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-26
Copy of Agreement SUBMITTED
 to Pr0teStantS
RADovIcH AND MEDIoovIcH sU6- MITS AGREEMENT TO PROP
 ERTY OWNERS.
Property Owners, on Advice of Their Attorneys. Will Not Sign the Agree ment, and Will Today Submit One to the Claim Owners.

Dom Paul matters are still unset tied. and the whole affair may yet oe taken to cour, for final adjustment. Radovioh and Medigovich yesterday submitted an agreement to the proper ty owners, which they themselves signed and left at Judge McDonald's office for the protestants to sign. The property holders consulted their atto:- neys. who have advised them not to sign the agreement Today the prop erty holders, though their attorneys, will submit al agreement 10 Radovicn and Medigoyich, ard will ask them 10 sign it. If they do not sign it, the protest and adverses will be resorted to by the people.
 The following is the agreement sub mitted by RadovicA and Medigovich for the owners of property on the Dom Paul claim to sign:
 Agreement.
 This agreement. made the 25th day of July, n the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and four, by and between the owners of the Dom Paul Mining Claim, of Bisbee, Cochlse County, Territory of Arizona, the par ties of the first part, and each and all persons claiming the surface ground on said mining claim either by bona fde settlement. or by purchase, as shown by the deeds on record in the office of the County Recorder of said County of Cochise, the parties of the second part.
 Witnesseth: That We. the owners .A. the parties of the first part hereto, dU hereby bind ourselves, our heirs or as- signs, 10 furnish to each of the said parties of the second part, their heirs. administrators or assigns. a good and sufficient deed for each claim by the said parties of the second part for the surface ground of the said Dom Paul mining claim so claimed by them, re- serving only the mineral rights to the said parties of the first part, as sooa as the sad parties of the first part shall have obtained their patent from the government of the United States of America for said mining claim:
 Provided. that the said parties of the second part shall contribute to- wards the expenses of obtaining said patent. and to pay to the said parties of the first part for that purpose, Inc following sums, to-wit: All business houses on said mining claim to pay not to exceed thirty dollars. nor less than twenty dollars. For miners cabins and dwelling houses, five dollars each. Widows and orphans are ex- empteG from any payment whatsoever, but shall have the benefit of this agree ment.
 And we, the said parties of the sec ond part. for and in consideration of the covenants and agreement on the part of the said parties of the frat part to be by the said first parties kept and performed by them, do here by bind ourselves. our heirs, admins trators or assigns, to pay to the said parties of the first part, the aforemen- toned sums of money as contributions by us towards the expenses of obtain ing the sad patent by the said parties Of the first part. ..
 And 1t is hereby further understood and agreed by and between the par ties hereto, that each and every claim ant on said mining claim may have copy of this agreement by paying for the making of the same, and such copy or copies shall have the same force and effect as the original agreement.
 It is hereby understood and reserved by the parties of the first part, that any person or persons, association or associations, corporation or corpora tions. who shall protest or contest the said patent for the said Dom Paul mining claim, or shSll in any manner jeopardise the issuance of said pat ent, shall be excluded from becoming party of this agreement.
 In witness whereof. the parties of the first part hereto have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year l first above written.
 C. I RADQNICI