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The sun'. Rays

iaf5Thss sun throtswSss. vertical !rays,lon til
Harth'asurface OILY upon al area equa
4 aHtpt4tt thirty-HyA square misiilessat an,
Zne ne 81 i - s.
AZ Glass s1sssindof II
6l&M windowpaaIrc ksosn Il! have
e5~istsssiat Pompf##, as &r1! ASIA. d.
+ 8 sstthe third sSssntursst I'll = wiandows
4 sSSSa houses %%throuihdat europe
Certified. winsbtws osscstsreS glass
TFesspaced in nifty Frisp18a1 1tal-
In :84&fches in IA. ard HE Use Of
s6sssbesame sen4kl in fatafeets 4~ouses
kin& 66he Notwithstanding. S4he3anes,
s&sasl And the asstsriaEsxSs ss,infe-
II ;tilalH while q s3Son &fkS4gfked, It
wsias3tt$A a m~attsssssesf sonic daimcsity to
dii1eeefa Sbjects onG9shs odsss3( through
II sRs1 For a lS&kig timssl Windows in
n ggllaIaad'were a subject q t4xattntla:::. 81 i:
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CONTESftNAFIGE

Department of the Interior
Vhtted States Lane Office, Bismarck, N. d.
%:Al sgaificiepS op,ts.sta9idasivk4ahsia III bssash:ilst
sesiasts& 3i'ss es a saslj rk h S.sissl', G %sas Xas
22;;1s05, for the 81 of sWA and nwAof swA anf
sXY SRI! sYection'.l:!townshipf}!S raiiees $7,ib
that said. san iBishopkas taken said4ahd77ohi
speculative purposes only and that he has al
diverse times offered the same for sale and list.
cd il for sale with Real Estate agents and that
said !! defftanltt e~xists,at date of this affidavit: 8 9
and offer evidence touching said. allie.
gation at. 10 O'Clock q. M. on March 20, 1906, be-
at Underwood n. b. and that 1fnsai hearing
Miil!be geld Ct "a e'clock'a: m: pr April 2; 19os
States Land diiicein Bisms rex Ndrth Dakota.
The said contestant having, in q proper atfi-
dlavit, filed Jan. 8, 1895: set forth. facts which
q this NOTICE, cannot be made, it is. hereby or
defed and directed that such notice be given
by due and, proper! publication. t:5f .f.'HH:
5' ,291t. 80 m. H. Jewell, Register.
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I ex.Attornsy General Monet
!. Ty0U, 4, ].
Mn contlStss BSth1 comIsIpaanlesea.

Af. Lawson said he. had recelYedza
laxsSS number !oott1zpraiksl li. from policy 81 il'.s.
holders in the NN!egH York Eifefsand. MI
tuAls#Life Of New. York. which, with
the others he expects to 5t,8l get T.: and which
heGSis confident will come in after the
commission: plan. goes: Through, will
xiyeHIhims control Of both companies.
T1hhe proxies are SO worded that MIR.
LaNwsson-7cpnnotE vote them himself! He
must turn them over to q commission
ENTHUSIASTICALLY responsible men to
bezarlAmed by him, which commissions
wifi Attend the annual meetings and
7GssagFh sszEsasso44o u, d {, epnJj
To %' l 4 ss1 zt} B. } E XIV sFs sis se Ess gts 7eae
sta JHes amcndedstdtmhis4A &tdtty
of Al1s directors for the mutual com
listed yaaaaalaxs~ eAtassaaeaas
lesa ls4 f6kAR
vAoV
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=. Ceite1tNetaVs.s

!; pi Ssls:a s.s 6! t@4f SIS l8ss;; i xisssSt ST. t ti:66ss
,xi: 3ssSsSy sss1 1sae xiilasaat ibb.iyaias s s..a 1i.d
. .a 32S:t a fssJ assR :as4y ae: SfS' :: sssa:'t 81.
z. rs sy, s! ;Nk ' s7Se$, S 1; tssssssi z =; .sis I;
SIS :1lstf ssa sh ss.s asi sbss a3|i q Sss sh Be-. sff y.
s sSstasnss tssE Hsis sa 4qZ 5 re- t seiatt; ;is 9 z -;
settled rp99ns and erltiyated BY said party S,ss.re.
ists further, that said claimants absence from
tho keid hnd b not duo to his employment in
e iasa gs's e a s.f:es sfnx y nay e marine corps
SIid parties are hereby notified to appeal
resh6 fidiisadsoGmsevidencet onthi1s said ale
getiqIp q. y, o'Stosk 2. e. On enn March g. l9oe. DO
WI !1 \ sl n Fl, aud : ,d that be- Ansii hh ss,a6e E Ei9a b
thu Register and ReseiyeF 81 the; United Aes states
dayit fled Jan. -, lySs. let forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal SERVICE
OF this notice cannot be made, it is hereby. or
d Dc a. AND sSa ds, , : thSt spSs p .f1I BE- sven
.sss re; s9RnboIn, REGISTER; ,e7 /.
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The Resi- Issue,

sterns Parent-wsll, young man, !
knew nothing against you, but I'msnot
very well acquainted with you: Before
youEmarrY my daughter I'd like. to have
something, in the nature Of references
or-H StitorI can; give references
roy three clergymsp. sir Parent
/ thq4t's AA4lIEiivery welis.b but can ; you give
ref tens ,ls, from 4saalny bean'ktsers!31 n
OseSelataST eader. 10 Il ii. Il
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Burns * 1.AssN

~ amusing to learns til.9t BuEna
VIXEN %5slt eme8attps from s.ebsIfurtty
joeblstay anticipated thatshist'birthday
wasldNcSme to denoted ;;aim4lpig ;;oother
realparkSn3Ale eventsDi,I In asletter 10 his
esftyI patron, GaviA,:Hamllto119ii i4s17sd
he sassyg,, it::Bsor my IN arairstsI am in. q
fair Nv Of becolijHtptg al eminent as
d t,apmM ssa KempiAbor johns Bunyan.
qn4 yon may hencSprth &kapAest e see
birthday inscribed among stheawon-
'deHulgeevents in TIL Poor; Robinsand
Aberdeen, Almanacis along with the
lBlack Monday and the battle Of Both
waM Bridge" III: 81 ..,a &
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CONVICT WINS Sig PRIZE.
u;
Exposition.

Il coln,. Neb., Feb. 1.-THE winner
t St e. 9rtes sssaes1 81 sRfss5t1E Ia. sas9f
sitiaK iAaB6 whsx t6nvie@ in dhe
NebNska state pe~nitentiary, WHO STILL.
has 1out one year of impris0nment
befdGe him. His name is Frank Camp
bell IND he comes from Webster ca9taanE.
ty, Yiere he was convicted ofa embess
element. The winner, howevef, will
recefTe only $12,500 of the prize,las hes'
fearthRag that he might have difficulty
in SECURING tbs, money while. impgrts,
oned.ABgreeseff tHoTpaysa a. lawyer half of
the Eize in case he was successful in
secuA4g it. Campbell's attorney had
a COZ ference with him at the peniten-
tiaryk in regard to the disposition of
the r!Nney, which will be received in a
few Jays. The convict will be unable
s To- u i.n e H sHYsSaif THaf'| K'4s 1I ST
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IN spite Of the preseRce Of . large
ffe0Ace
forces. and the employment Of these.
Yerest repressivs measures. the S$yq4
@tNnlsttfase feSkifg 1!
gdGn# &eha&6 hArttie8 in aRttgassFwl11seHiSss
] Z, III ~1ess AlndfllyF estab
lished than in the remote regions of
the provinces.
Provincial. Cou9cillooEE. TESillapoff, held
f%eesponsib1e by the terroristt for the
ruthless seXerttysswHhrWhtch the agrar-
IAN disorders III the vicinity had been
-s Iu7l s. 81 been zen saa at
s-,.Aaas4sedrby-the-sterr -Hftds vigorous
campaign waged by thestTQqns H36GF
General Alikhahoff the sihhabitAhtHS Of
the Caucasus are abandoning. the reya;
I1kN0haRt &34se
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A D1tah Custom.

d, HOLLAND 81! is customary when.
heateMs infectioW disease ii a house tc,
1apotifyi the faettto intending visitors.
pld !, thte public 'RR%enerally,,ssby tying al
91eSe = ~n'te raa around TIE hel' han
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The First srfetx tam,

Z = . The FiFst srfety IaNp' !. : ). :
1 The first claim as an Inventor of a
/; :asaafetty lamp for.use n lmtnies was made
IIlbyD Or. Clanny. Of Newcastle, who in
4 asp sgl 5'contri7ed {! ponderous and com:
IsapQtGated machine, requiring a boy to
SaR'6Sk,it. This apparatus never became
PoNular. 1t wasA found to be- too I'm.
SViXldt. Mi = ~ ~ !
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: To the &an,

$50 s s, ) !, TO the e8ssitnt. 4 1 II II a
H6n Gxltggz 93eprtsbuabands madam,
~. I HI 1 y: ". aastdssdfsf u won't
Dr.. Gru6-If you would make It M
necessary Tor him 10 listen to ron,
1adam, think that WIN - NJ
l4sutA-3k Louis Rlpsb1s. i
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NJ: n V"f
The fF1,,at E1rsA~n

i ID The fFipst Famine.
i The v years of drought and fam.
line In Egypt recorded in: Genesis began
Tin the year B: G. 1905. ~ !. 4
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Heat and the,.EHes.

T. ThbeFpe is a verssImarkss.d difrep,ence in
detheaway temperature u borne#by the
.&eA}, when it is below 5000 degrees T
e 3 when aboveithat heat. 7Upsto such
q degree a man can look at the metal
~ q. furnace with comparative ease,
but@before it reaches 5000. degrees he
i compelled to wear colored. glasses.
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Willie Hatton, the seyeQsyearsQld
ppsaa78 81 ) III s8aatSNlfs 1sis5
farmer. shot and killed his mother at
Rogers, KY, because she had spanked
R1S e Ill., r. , s91|1 Gess|,SAt|oa,st,1ut t..
HtirtA3& wask thcH4hsanagsss.
m9eptv :2f different hotels have been
indidtea>th the charge of keeping a
common gambling house.
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CRIMINAL e w
] j iii 1,,,,l;i:|l;7II{z,s ,,,

Of the superior court Of 4GCook county
~. has bsen indicted ,fApty the grand
Jury sswfichih dharsedyhim with Lar
f:ceny;, ,embezzfealent i#and forgery
Twenty.fivse. ssse separate indictments were
returned against Linn. +
Because she wished to postpone her
wedding day Mrs Eva Kennedy Of
DAYTON O., is; dead, .withsa q, bullet hole
in her heart, and Roy MendenhaN Il
at. a hodspitails with two stelf:inficted' re-
volver wounds. which WILL probably
cause. death. !
BIZ Bofcourt. bookkeeper and CASH.
Ter in the Indianapolis and Ci4cjapat1
TIafttpn Company e4c6mt Shalby!
5svvf Ii J. Ind, snot' Himself through tthd
.1lAead1 la fAes scDne4aotB4Aaalt6#7Ra-
ea saa s;, y ~ d5GeByP sBls,su the e.,
pire Loan bank at Chicago, compdHn
stlsmt1noaellefReeates66sRfliffee1e bbehffmftdts 6ne u
'ta4sssty65tdfh1FetesFF1ss 's a Hi r 1851 fB6ted tXe pfaeess 81
5000 in cash and 500 worth Of ieX:
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WM The MinnesotR ntvef. :
|I n Minnesota riverM:sw1auss named by
3hle1 Indians, from thE Words Mimi.
4ot h meaning ""ssktreenlsFswaaitser.Ss .
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JUSTICE JOSEPH n; 9eue} 81 NsE
AGs%&in *Ef&RssR&sfh, ssafMIe II 4I. oe',isr.
I'aaaFi z. Bid III 'sSss' sa.t .s =:
siegt ha36D nAaIoM nj
The Countess de Castellane, former.
" Miss Anna Could. is. to u Count
Boni for a divorce. The countess has
left the Castellane mansion and is
;aft @'{} tkfls s: So q n. IL.
oseAAltspszsa4hsee,S4caa4anto her wed
ding Will be a beautful,e artistically
YfEugptibtxoast3lE fttf1kW
beea ar1sfeda soGth 81 I'LL physician
for . prolonged rest.
sapsy,sMf's I ~ T.
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rs. ,..&Essf3iuHrI1f
SENATOR Ia TOILETTE.

81 MSlasaA. |Fena ~ Taemas Nv.
t Z Rn ga RFottoaH dqhnaFF tie Ally
called on Governor Albert B. Cummins
and invited him to serve with four
Oh u con-:
mission to which he will, turn over his
new EEorks.s:Iz1 e; and FRI Mutual ittl lssl. L I'll ja,ss 81 81
1|ijaaXNlI;adYz1ptSrFlK proxies Fa and Which ct he Ia asks s;sz,
ttnhHgaA4l11end the coming annual meetings
Of \ THESE two companies for the pur-
npse of electing good. honest, sound
fnfsafness men as di~reeetG5AfzA &
overnor CumminSansbfe&* tXAst He
I'D consider the proposition and
q conference with Goyeru6
pson Of Minnesota, one d the
members. wouta 1lafe definite
*
0 at the statehouse. MI. Lawson
N accompanied by E. j. Ridgeway, =
esino publisher. -.
!. A4txstrupM MiUumd5HMakl
t pther members of:tAelcQmmisstpn
DO Governor .Johns6h6 81 Mime
90 Senator In Toilette Of Wiscon-
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-- 1ep0rt u m isInniIa1 cana,
commission, recording its decision IL
favor Of an eighty,fye-foot level sslocl
lranaEF HIS been ,~sffbhnitted to afcre
zzI1taAry TatX& The reslP5aFEtSAs accompanied
By tkeeT report of4sthsHboard of gangl
neers, the majority of whom declared
for a sea level canal. -.. .... .-----
The imports into the United States
have practically doubled. in. value in
n i i 2 81 q arl3als,:zzz II 4, i As !. eaaaaendat
syyeaf*a 1901, tie imports aggregated:na
value $1,179, 200. 900, as against $6ss,,s
100000 in the calendar year 1898. i
. ,sRepresentative=.R. R.. Hit ofsniinoia.
/ ! !. tTI&AARo AeaasIilbe s1n1z=NNlEll 1T has:lhonfesA Wash
! ,iAnlgtqqnsf of. more Mansa4week PAST With
heart trouble. ts reported to be tmI
kpraving, having passed the crisis Isl
7thataAAsease. E
IN aefea4ent79eovidins for the ,$l
tat shRpHts IF afltfarcel post at cheRI
'4e nsSFeden and the Unit
,0tseeS4a9 been'concludsd.
Colombia has again renewed hDl
demand for recompense from It'll
United States because Of the sepa1
Ekl<fbf Kzha1xd91.--.
81 eyigadiery GfaerhnHreds4tsh
Grant has been promoted to the ra1f4
Of major general. s.
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'u 'nT93TD,9SHa.a.sW' s ~ 1}2s;sd>
tang = zsaall01RRss:i&fs9RaE !a|nifsRw"'

Boz 6nIifM. 4uAl7entuoys6
junctt 10 Restraining the Hanover bank
Of thu city from doing further bust
ness q this state, was issued during
sl,adutty section Of the
Massl hussttsssuSrspe court. Repre-.
s~entaxayes Of the attorney generals
deparepent,AR3ermelstAa court ItehAt
the q(6ditfon q. the institution was
hazardpus1 a1& hat sidadblteaAbces1ls'
requir11ep th3t It b closed.
Thd Anjxkktisk in Nthssf9suh dfsa1,
investigation into athaAre.Rk'.I s9.lrt
stonefAz. Foster Hopper, vice president
Of thee 1rltit9tiRR sswsak ~ eftsa'HAeeses
Monday o6G the EharRX Of Using the
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i 7Fs9IAs-ToF NOTED PEOPLE.

=, Cquptefs, :Rqni de Castellane for
mefH Anna Could entered a plea fol
divorce at Paris. Representatives OF
the count ssa4HflcovHtgsss ssapneared@ lie
fore Judge Ditto of the court of first
instance, who in conformity with the
French law endeavored to arrange a
Cancellation before allowing a definite
suit to proceed. 1t is said on unques
tionable authority that Judge Ditte's
efforts .Wsre not successful, the
Hdess III ohtelk,,ae&liniasdpsh
Adnz~ relations with her husband.
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r1,ax, liz 1'..,a.s, ; ;;iI =; 60, I "; e't II. .,' IT.;
.sau HIJscai9G ss,s::o ~. ~ 10y ii s,ng'
"a ' eeenhtfs;it f. r, d1ress 's esd7!Aldgge,Hanad..thheeyg g
are a96s very e. st : : es eyesn'a = tsptid e..
F l1S iss1' ss'Il,,,, s4 H., enggaaa1l 4 III lESs g.
inedhoss'a'say 'aaa 1T gtlh(seK !f1a'k i. b i;
Rancid d ! &shs1 's;I:E4!(Ps ht s.Ks sEa !: u
lS 8 s%S',':9,aJ ;eth lgs Ia e1AAa Il III 4. sM.!,1lD1iiyA}saS ia
among 11.F 81 s hhSgst si !as@S, 1Eh q klps ;i Il
x =. b t ,}a9 s19 y l. e11Yf1 I5b :,is'
|ta s. R!!.' ST. l5n lt . 4eet' !7lR szaid I'll thu /
torn,states. saAsl6cal'b diy!seaf'i iinlffi5 III T.
qs z e.. { F|a|.'. s.hl!toas''t tpg, ::N 1ili* ,eppnnttii ilai5
hs ,is ,t' ,h s i 81: tfhas.t t5iIg,1 6t!ffoss'' market market
y l,t BE- rs bought l2 ttl purp, a.. prreaeRtt1pllriics;ieEi;:.
Nov is'the*tim m tosengage. in The,
hog business.
- ~ ....s.,...; ~ t,:.'.i -. =. .a.&3
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ssH.g44 &1EnUbCb5 lNesk9dG ''bI1>
,;j IssR saE'aasf atsaiasp'las isGssst'''ssahsga1
MISREPRESENTATION n
a mob attacked tho jail ct Riga,
shots down the sentries, broke open the
cells and libsratsd ~ IL political
esisoasrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-02
LITTLE TALKS

TOM LUcAs-whcn Bryan am going Governor Of
wall.
H. T. MOORE against because IL had been for him
should have he police vote
A. GARTLEY-There Kauai | hearth
mems from Oahu being looked n
DR. BRNcKERIoFFThe being
up at Washington Meanwhile keeping laboratory
j. O. LUTTEDTh small right in that con-
nec don't forget peanuts They
JARED SMITH getting 1 a
out to pick bugs Van
ectivc.
F. M sWANzY-Ye, recognize
disorder, than the to
enanpers health cod wa,e- stkr
the at the of
all
H scTINACKMy All clothes
what
heaps the floor The thief
a horse and
GOVERNOR CARTER thing
would
discoveries be
collecting the data complete O the eoverthrow
JAMIE had storm in Boston
they off
degrees below
We the the whole to
what do onext
BROWN don't believe Homo
uu papers make exception However,
don't believe much the mainland
OF there papers a flag hsted
to the the H. Hackfed building
what believe? believe perhaps
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-02
ITEMS FROM HILO
LOCAL PAPERS

According to the stories told by jap
anese of the better class there are at
present in Hilo number of bad men
of their own race and the respectable
portion of the Nipponese regard these
social pariahs with anything but es-
TEEN.
The preliminary survey for the Hilo
Breakwater has been completed and
the report for submission to Washing
ton, ID. c., is now being prepared by
ID. A. Loebenstein. The survey con-
sists of complete record of soundings
along the reef and of borings to de-
termine the nature of the sea floor.
l.. II. Thompson, of Hakalau, is leav-
ing on the Enterprise for San Francisco.
When he returns there will be Mrs.
Thompson with him.
Mrs. Byron X. Baird, wife of the
Deputy Collector Of Customs. will leave
on the Enterprise for visit to her
mother and sister at San Diego.
An addition to the st. Joseph .
school for girls has been built in fBont
of the main building.
One of those tragedies all too fre-
quent in Japanese life, as it is seen On
these islands, occurred at Pepeekee.
plantation on Thursday morning, Mura
Yamada, prepossesslng young JaPa-
nese woman of twenty-one years being
stabbed to death. presumably by hes
husband, Jinkiehi Yamada, who IL =
this writing fugitive. Jealousy ~
supposed to have prompted the srhDc.
laborer named Omura Otara, who the
previous Sunday had bought YamaaA's
wife-the murdered woman-for $lSe
is detained both as a witness and as
party to the unlawful sale of the ws-
man.
The opening of the Hilo schools for
the year is marked by increased attend
anee over former years. In the High
school, Principal Richmond reports an.
attendance of l05 in the four grades an
der his supervision, as compared with
so in three grades last year, while the
number in the high school proper has
doubled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-02

the commissions clerical force.
Unless the unexpected happens, there
VIII be no final test of the rate law
In the courts for two or three years.
The railroads are showing little dis
position to resist the orders of the
commission. so far as it has discretion
TO issue orders such as in the filing
or tariffs. 1t will hardly decide COM
plants of unreasonable rates several
OF which are now pending, before next
spring, probably no important casesl
requiring long investigation, before
next autumn.
ERNEST G. WALKER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-02
RHEUMATISM.

Anyone who has ever experieHsed
the excruciating and almost unbearabss
pains incident to inhammatory rhss-
matism. will be pleased to know THAI
prompt relief may be had by applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Mr.. d.
Snyder, OF Roseville. Ontario. Canada.
says: II have been troubled with In
hammatory rheumatism for the pass
two years and unable to sleep at night.
have taken many remedies but must
say Chamberlain's Pain Balm Is the
best liniment have ever tried" For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-02

Maui of
and is now exploiting pineapple section
noteworthy in
dustr Oahu has its Wahiaw
superb climate for rest and thrown in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-02

]. F. Eckardt, superintendent OF the
Queens Hospital, has returned from q
trip 10 the Volcano.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-02

been made to Mr.. Cortelyou to shell
out" Some of them have come from
Oklahoma and Indian Territory, where
the Republicans are up against it."
Missouri Republicans have also applied
to him, because of their exigencies
and the favorable impression upon the
Republicans of the country. could Mis-
souri, be kept in the dominant column
this year. 1t is understood that the
purse strings have been loosed a little
for them
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02
CONTEST NOTICE
United States Land Office


Boise, Idaho, June 10, 1906.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
| fled in this Office by Lucy f. Savage, Flo,
| Idaho, contestant against homestead entry No.
. AB made May 7, 1903, for the neI of section 81,
township II north, range 3 east, b. NJ, by
Andrew Salomonsen, Boise, Idaho, contestee, in
. which it is alleged that ''Said entryman has
| wholly abandoned said tract; that he has
+ changed his residence therefrom for more than
two years since making said entry; that said
nct is not settled upon and cultivated by said
party as is required by law; that entryman
never built a house or improved or culti-
Mled the land in any manner; that said
alleged absence from the said land was not
Que to his employment in the army, navy, or
nsrne corps of the United States as a private
NMer officer, seaman or marine, during the
M with Spain, or during any other war in
Aa a the United States may be engaged"
cad parties are hereby notified to appear,
sgOnd and offer evidence touching said allie
puOl al 10 O'Clock a. m. on August 8, 1906, be-
thomas B. Snyder, U. S. Commissioner at
1lnsaOws Idaho, and that final hearing will be
Flat2 o'clock p. m. on August Is, 1906, before
REGISTER and Receiver at the United States
1 Ts Office in Boise, Idaho.
a ,ae SAID contestant having in proper atfi-
SIl, ned June 10, 1906, set forth facts which
igS ~, mat after due diligence personal service
%sns hotlce can not be made, 1T is hereby
E VSn ana directed that such notice be given
TSue ana proper publication.
F"a" EDWARD E. GARRETT, Receiver.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02
Application for Patent No. All.
United States Land Office,

SHlOCo DJdJcS IdlQ Ollce,
xosoo Boise, Idaho, July 6, 1906.
N nT,ce Is hereby given that the Trappers Flat
6T tns ana Milling Company, a corporation,
r1sdt"Ntas u in fact George NJ Snow, whose
sOUlioate address is Nampa, Idaho, has made
C0d IIpe a iOr United States Patent for the
yO Si nar RACER Mining claim, Mineral survey
6tr rlu'' situated in the Warm Lake Mining
Inc an county of Idaho, State of Idaho, cover
ana Nh mo area OF 539O5 acres, unsurveyed land,
Com more particularly described as follows;
nartad e,nnc:lng at Corner No. /, pine post
men f'N NJ lZlOI from which U S. Mineral MOnu-
Vest o; ~ bears north 43 degrees 15 minutes
uteS east oioeet thence south 50 degrees 10 min
decroo %. feet to corner No 2; thence south
No. 3 oit ts oo minutes west 2640 feet to corner
@S7 fe snence north SO degrees Is minutes west
degrees oo 10 corner No. a; thence north Sc
the nlaoa' minutes east 2640 feet to corner No /,
Vapr sce OF beginning.
ma ddia.lons 20 degrees Is east Neighboring
NJ on ~ clalms are Romeo No. and Juliette
north siS Sile west side and Romeo No. on the
daimino ~ al al claimed by the same parties
ANY vs., and Sne Gold Bar Placer.
Rrtion" ns al persons claiming adversely any
Ground salo Gold Bar Placer Mine or surface
With tbe CD required to file their adverse claims
Office az at npeglster of the United States Land
during ~ nolse Idaho, in the State of Idaho
hereof o que sixty days period of publication
pOvisiona. tney will be barred by virtue of the
0iS OF the statute.
9FSt publoo. HARRY ]. SYMs, Register.
Last b nnIhTiication July II, 1906.
"aoh september Ii, 1906