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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
ABOUT B[ACKHORSE
MINING DISTRICT
Letter From James Marriott
Says Possibilities Practi-
cally Unlimited.

From all that can be learned 1t would
seem that the new camp OF Blackhorse
In White Pine county. Nevada, bids fair
10 shortly occupy a front place in the
ranks OF Nevada mining centers. The
new camp Is located about eight miles
northeast OF Osccola, and already thrlv
Ing settlement, mostly OF tho canvas or
der, is In evidence. A letter TO The Trio-
une from James Marriott OF Osceola says
in part
While little seems to be said about
Blackhorse, large degree of activity and
puStle ls 10 be seen on every hand Good
order prevails Gnd the town Is rapidly
building up, largely with tents, nc lum-
Der being at present available. A town
site has becn laid out and streets out
lined. Every tent Is put up with strict
regularity, giving a ncat appearance.
There arc now about forty tents erected.
among which / found four saloons three
butchers and one backsmith's shop. and
Photographic gallery. also a large cor
raj. where hay and gray may be bought
and horses fed or hired. II a good baker
wound step In he would do q land-o office
business just now.
Now, few words about what will.
perhaps, be OF some interest TO out
siders. / conflne myself to the San Pc
dro. California and Blackhorse mines
very little more than the necessary pre-
liminaly work required before recording
mines The weather has been so bad for
the past two months that little more
could be done
THE San Pedro. having done the most
work. shows the nature and values the
best, Where discovery was made the
ledge was about three feet Wide. Ton
feet down It was five feet, then mar
rowed to two feet Now, at fifteen feet
deep, 1t is again three feet. Gold can
be seen In almost every fragment of ore
taken from the ledge but 1t has to be
handled carefully, as 1t Is all free milling
Its hanging wall is mixture Of quartz
lite and porphyry. The foot wall shalc
and lime. Eight men are employed on
the surface work and they are now start
ing tunnel to tap the ledge at a depth
Of 200 feet. The other two mines show
up equally we'll for the amount of work
done. What the ore now being taken out
will assay ! could not learn. but I do
not expect any OF these mnos to be
worked with steam shovels
However. the mines Will soon give
good report Of themselves and In my
opinion. the town OF Blackhorse will be
eventually known far and wide for pros
perity lies at its very door,
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SHOWS RICH SAMPLES.
Of Lulu Mine Progresses
Steadily. With Good Results.

Mr.. w H. Tibbals yesterday received
letter from the superintendent OF the
Lulu mine. In Beaver county. together
with some fine silver lead samples taken
from the property, The mine adtoins the
Horn Silver property, and while shipping
has not yet been commenced. all indica-
tions up TO now are highly favorable.
Development work Is proceeding stead
ily. a drift of 500 feet having been run
from the 450-foot level. where the first
ore chute was struck A winze is being
sunk at this point, and the DRIFT con-
tInued toward the point where II Is eX-
peoted the next chute will be encoun-
tered
The ore samples just received have not
vet been assayed, but 1t is estimated that
they will run about S75 In lead and Sill
We
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
CAL|ENTE MINES
ARE LOOKING WELL
Ore Running $4,000 in Gold
Struck on Twin Ledges
Claim.
Special to The Tribune.


CALIENTE, Ney., juno 13.-Jamcs Nc
Nulty and Joseph Hcnron, owners of the
Twin Lodges claim west OF Callcnte,
have struck an immensely rich ledge of
free milling ore in a crosscut at breast
OF Sl5,WO gold per ton. The vein where
encountered is ii inches wide, lying next
TO quartzite footwall, between which
and the vein is 3-incn streak OF tale.
Bond * Wilson have a lease and bond
on this claim Tor 5000, and are working
on the south end OF the ledge, where
they are sncking sG5 ore
George Freshman, owner of the Bully
Boy group OF claims In the St Lawrence
district, southwest OF Caliente. has sold
his properties to Grant & Lowry of Den
yer Tor 5000. of which 10 per cent was
paid last week.
Nolty & ellison, leaeers of the Hidden
Treasure claim on the Virgin river, made
a carload shipment last week which
4,foot vein OF S65 ore and have stripped
the ledge 65O feet, showing a uniform
width of feet throughout,
New Company Formed.
1t is currently reported that the deal
for the sale of the Calicnte Gold Mining
site of Caliente, between the company
and c. Il. Sibcrt of Los Angeles has
fallen through owing to the lapse OF pay
ments, and today a company was formed
here consisting OF George Fetterman,
former owner OF this group. Cashier
Farnsworth OF the Calientc bank, George
Collins Mrs George Fetterman and w
r. McNamee. attorney OF the Ramberger-
De Lamar Mining company OF Dc Lamar,
Tor tho future operating of these mines.
This is the property on which the 24O-
foot tunnel was blown up through some
lncendiary two months ago, causing the
loss to Mr. Fetterman Of $1,000 worth OF
powder
w, II. Shemwcl, owner Of the Chief
mines. seven miles north of camp, was
In town today, and reports the probabil-
ity OF extensive development and renewal
OF regular shipments of his hlgh-grade
orc to Salt Lake
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BUSINESS LIVELY
AT BOTH SESSIONS
Business for the Day Is the
Heaviest in Some
Time.
NEW YORK SALES
UNUSUALLY LARGE
Thompson Participates and
Gains Several Points;
General Tone Healthy.

Yesterday on the noor OF the local exchange
was one OF the heaviest In point OF business
Tor some time past. Both high and low
priced stocks participated, the open board
trading being particularly large.
Thompson was again In evidence on the open
board at from As to ~ cents. while Columbus
Con. was a good second at $50 and IS 80 The
largest trading, however. was In New York
on the open board. although several thousand
shnres also changed hands during the two reg
uIar calls, at prices ranging from 26l3 TO %
cents.
During the forenoon session a total OF 1905
shares changed hands on the regular call, with
100 on the open board the whole represent
Ing a valuation OF SSIsl7 Sales on tho after
noon call amounted TO IL, 300 at a valuation OF
S6iV1 10, and 300 on the open board. represent
ing worth OF 1882. 20. Total sales FOR tho
afternoon, SS1, 2i0. 25
The closing quotations for the day
follows.
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FORENOON SALES
Daly-Judge, a2S at Sl3; 275 at sl2.s7h
Daily West, 10 at Si6.25.
Grand Central. 400 at SO 80
Lower Mammoth, 100 at i0c-
May Day, 200 at lac
Beck Tunnel 800 at Slc 500 at s2c
New York 800 at 2so; $500 at nc; 1000 n,
2ehc, seller sixty days: 1000 at 26c; 800 at
Tetro. 500 Mt l6sc
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. 1000 at Sic
Columbus Con. 200 at 1910; 400 at sssS; 100
at sS%& $50 100 zoo at ioo 81 buyer 1 sixty days:
DAILY west, rs ut sl6.12h
Frisco Contact 1000 at CSC
Little Bell. 100 at Sl2.
New York, 500 at 26hc. 100 Mt z7c SELLER
thirty days; 1000 at 20; $500 at zsc: 1000 at
2Sc seller thirty days; goo ut $50; 600 at
ty days; 500 at SIC 100 at SOC 500 eet et sis sG
seller thirty days; 1000 at 3o1ac. 1000 at sOhc,
seller sixty days: coo at Sic, buyer sixty days:
Naldriver. 200 ut ac.
Odin. GOO at 25c.
Thompson, 900 at 4sc; 1000 at 4oc; 100 at 1910;
Uncle Sam. 800 nt 42o.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Daly-Judge, 100 at sl2S7M
Littlo Bell. 100 at sl2.
Lower Mammoth. 1900 oS s5c. 100 at 4ic
May Day. 1000 ut lac.
Silver Shield. 1900 at DC.
Beck Tunnel. 1900 Mt Sic.
New York. 900 at ale; 1000 at SIC: 600 nt sac
seller sixty days; 600 at S5&o. seller thirty thirty
days.
Beck Tunnel, 1900 at Sic: 1000 at soc
Columbus Con. 100 at 50, buyer sixty days;
90 at S s.: 1G4o at $3.50
Daly-Judge, 400 mt sl2s7l1.
Little Bell, 20o ut 1l2 200 ut S11.s7n.
May Day. 500 ut l3lsc.
Now York. lS0o at 22c,
Thompson. 600 at 4sc; 800 at 4so seller sixty
days; 200 at t911c; 1000 at isc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
EFFECTIVENESS OF DRILLS.
Goldfeld Water Co., in Sinking Well,
Strikes Rich Ledge

The effectiveness of drilling for ore has
been conclusively proven by the Gold
field Water company, which In sinking
a well for water. has cut through a big
ledge that gives returns of $95 and SlO3
n ton. The find was made three miles
west Of the city on ground that is
owned by some Eastern people. This
is the first discovery OF Importance that
has come from the claims and 1t will
up.
The drillers paid little attention to the
black substance which thoy were taking
from the hole until they had sunk over
400 feet Then their curiosity induced
them to take samples for assay with the
result that tho returns ran exceedingly
high,
Recent tests show that tho drill cut
through the ledge for n distance OF
seyenty-fve feet, which indicates good
width unless It stands almost perpen-
dicular-Reno Gazette.
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PREPARE TO CELEBRATE.
Golden Spikes to Commemorate En-
trance of Road Into Bullfrog.

Arrangements are being made to cele-
brate the entrance of the Salt Lake rail-
road into Bullfrog district, about July Is.
Spikes OF gold, made from ore out OF
our own mines. Will be contributed for
the occasion
Excursions will probably be run from
Salt Lake and Los Angeles. Autos Will
come from Tonopah and Goldheld. Rhyo-
lite, Gold Center, Bullfrog. Transvaal,
Johnnie and Las Vegas will join in the
celebration.-Beatty Bullfrog Miner.
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PIONEER PROSPEROUS.
Manager Murphy, After Inspection,
Satisfied With Prospects.

Mr.. Arthur hufphy, manager OF INC Pioneer
day. after absence OF several weeks at the
camp. He reports general conditions highly
favorable. not only the Pioneer properties
but with all the mines. and thinks II not
unlikely that dividends from some at least
Will be the result OF the present period OF
prosperity. Speaking OF his own property. Mr
Murphy states that the main tunnel has now
penetrated about 500 feet and II is expected
Will cut the vein within another 600 feet.
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CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSING
Rhyolite Jubilant Over Rapidly Ap-
preaching Advent of New Road

Rhyolite is tubilant at the renewed no-
tivity OF the railroad builders that are
now working deep cuts through the rocks
between there and Beatty. A Burlelgh
drill Is being used putting holes from
twelve to twenty-seven feet deep The
holes are sprung with few sticks OF
giant and then the cavity is filed with
several kegs Of black powder. In one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
INCREASE DIVIDEND.
Utah Mine Proves Earning Power by
Extra Distribution,

The Utah minc management announced yes
tcrday that It's regular monthly dividend VIII
be Increased this month from one TO two cents
per share in addition to which On extra div
idend Of two cents has becn declared.
This will be gratifying news to stockholders.
but was not altogether unexpected by those
familiar with conditions this promising
property The dividend ie PAYABLE at the
company's Offices on Tucsdny. June Is. the
books closing Saturday noon, the 10Th,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
The Very Best Remedy for Bowel
Trouble

Mr.. NJ. F. Borroughs. an old and we'll
krown resident of Blurfton. Ind, says:
II regard Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy as tho very
best remedy for bowel trouble. I make
this statement after having used the
remedy In my family for several years.
am never without IT. For sale by
all leading drugSists.
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at this time. but as evidence of their
fnith they have recently doubled the
price OF their increasing stock
Ready to Make Good.
Another company that Is operating and
getting ready to make good Is the Ban
ner Mining company, under the manage
ment OF Il. q. Lake and John Trick of
Las Vegas, New. What applies to the
Catlln section also has It's duplication In
the Railroad Pass end of the Vincent dis
trict- For stretch OF miles these min
eral and geological features are 50 ap-
parent and strong as to invoke capital
TO undertake tho sort OF mining that in
Yariably demonstrates the mine whero
the showings are 80 torceful and impress
siye and strong as they are In this dis
trict. As surface indications and gen.
eral mineral features Ii Is equal 10 any
thing seen or discovered In recent times
In Nevada The rocks OF this section are
OF eruption origin. principally light col
ored birdseye porphyry with andeste.
Some diorites and granite exposed In
places, the usually associated rocks max
rock 20 mineral deposition. This erup-
ton belt Is extensive and well defined.
o1ar Large mines. mines. notable assures. strong
Witn crisscross leads and feeders in ali
directions The vein filling is a spahn
Quartz or commonly known as a rose
particles In the crystalized quartz. IL
must be borne In mind that mostly
prospecting cuts OF recent times greet
one as no traverses the Vincent belt hut
thcee reveal such features leads values.
showIngs as TO justify the prophecy thnt
ene vincent district in wealth and min
eral products VIII equal If not surpass.
any other mining district in Nevada,
1t is upon such prospects, and features
that one recognizes the future greatness
Of OF Las Vegas ana as the headquarters
mineral erplre greater than the world
has yet known
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
For Sale.

100 De Forest Wireless stock at $500
(stock transferable) VIII be glad to
receive a bid. as stock must be sold at
once Z. NJ. West & Co. Phone 165
327 D. F. Walker Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
co1oRApo-UTAH SHORT II
ST. LOUIS.
THE LAGOON R0|
SALT LAKE AND OGDEN Rail asL
Time Table In Effect May 50 Ms'

Salt Lake, Lv. 6. 9. II a. m, !.
D m. .h IN
First six trains run through
VILE. u ,n.o
Extra Lagoon to Kaysviiie' wv
(Sunday $50 p. MI
Lagoon Lv. 7. 10. u a. m,
10 o.3O D. m. Sunday 9:So) -
sundays and holidays special ~
trsins TO Lagoon at 8 and p. m,
" ~ SIMON BAMBBkon
President and. Gsn'l Aan'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
Mining Notes.

Manager Hanchett Of the Boston Con snent
yesterday Mt the new camp OF Newhouse
George b. D. Turner president and man
oBer OF the West Quincy Gold Mining com
pany. Is absent from the city on a business
trip TO Colorado, where he will make an in
spection OF several properties "
Charles a. Peet OF Salt Lake has announced
his intention OF removing from Salt Lake md
making Nevada his home for the future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15

twenty-seyen foot hole nifty kegs of pow
der were used as a charge and come
Ing is being done by wt5s!te men and the
mucklng by Observation-Disclosures Sun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
Ore and Bullion.

The orc and bullion receipts for yesterday.
given by Mccormick & Co. were as follows:
Ore, SIS. 600. bullion. $4,000: gold $500
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no, ono; ophir one; Stockton. two; Tintic,
two: Alta two.
Inc Taylor and Brunton ore sampler re-
Icased the following: Nevada, three, Bingham,
seven. Tintic. seventeen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
Ore Shipments.

Tho Pioneer ore sampler yesterday released
the following cars OF ore: Bingham. two: Ida
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Thursday. posted
by Mccormick & Co. wore follows: Silver
eikc; lead. ;5.75, copper lsbc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
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TIME TAN
IN EYYzo
APRIL 1. Il

ARRIVE.
No +From Ogden, Chicago
omaha. st Louis, Kansas
CITY and Denver ...,.
No. S-From Ogden, Port
land, Butte. San Franoisco.
NO, SFrom Ogden and in
termedlate polnts ...........
No, l2-From Ogden, Cache
valley, Park City and In.
termedlnte points ..,. 4
No. lEFrom Chicago, Oma-
ha, Ogden and intermediate
No. 2-From Ogden. Chicago
St. Louis, Kansas CIV
Omaha, Denver ond San
FRANCISCO ...........-........
No: lo-From Ogden, Cache
Valley. Butte. Portland and
San Francisco ..,..,,..,
DEPART.
No. 6For Ogden, Omaha
Chicago, Denver. Kansas
City and ST, Louis ...,,..,.
No. 7-For Ogden, Portland,
Butte, San Francisco and
intermediate points .... 4
No. 1-For Ogden. Omaha.
Chicago. Denver, Kansas
City, St Louis and San
Francisco ...........,.,.
No. 1i-For Ogden, Cache
Valley, Park Cit and in
termediate points .........
No, l7-For Ogden, Omaha
Chicago and intermediate
points s.............,s
No. &For Ogden, Denver,
Kansas City, Omaha, 81.
Louis and Chicago .......
No. 9For Ogden, Cache
Valley. Butte. Helena,
Portland. San Francisco
and intermediate points "a. 4
D. E. BURLEY, G. ]
D. g SPENCER, A.
City Ticket Of1oe. 2m Main ut,
Telephone $50.
Notc--Train numbers shown
Oregon Short Line train nunha
not apply to the Southern Pacil
Ogden or the Union Pacific east
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Nevadas in San Francisco.

James A. Pollock & Co furnish tho follow
ing stock quotations for Tuesday. received
ovcr their private wire from San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
Mining Blanks.

Stock certificates. seals. reports, book
iets' Frospector's Manual (Copps). SOC,
Tribune Job Printing Co,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15

J. oBERNDORFER. STOCK BRO
KER. ls1 S. Main. Tel. Bell. 7s2.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
Boston Stock Market.

James a. Pollock & Co furnish tho follow
Ing quotations from Boston, received over
their private wlre:
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at this time, but as an evidence of their
fnith they have recently doubled the
price OF their increasing stock
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-31
License 10 Sell.
ESTATE OF HENRY x. WING.

ESTATE OF HENRY A. WING.
aARTFoRp plsTnIcT held at Woodstock
within and for said district, on the 18th day OF
Present Hon THOMAS o. sEkvER, Judge.
In the matter OF the estate OF Henry
x Wing late Of Maiden, Mass, leaving estate
in said district, deceased testate-
whereas Gertrude Q. Wing executrix OF the
last will and testament Of said deceased
has presented 10 said Court, her pea.
lion in writing, praying FOR license 70 sen AZ
real estate Of which said testate died seisco
and possessed, situate 10 this state, representing
that such sale will be beneficial 70 the heirs =.
said testate and TO all concerned. and that s9en
sale il necessary 20 enable her 10 pay the nepts
due from said estate and the expenses OF anmah-
istration. - -, -
June A. d. 1906, time, and the frobate
once In said Woodstock as place, Tor heannE
and deciding on said petitioni and orders that
notice ~ SAID petition the reason for the same.
and III said time and place Of hearing be given ~
All nersons Interested In said estate by publish
ing a copy Of the record of this order three wcoAs
successfyely In the Bethel Courier, ners-
paper published at Bethel, in this state, nhlsh
circuates IN the neighborhood q those mtefes.-
I'd IN said estate, the last OF said publications. 70
be previous 20 said time of hearing that All per
sons concerned in the premises may appear oe-
fore said Court and show cause, II any they nave.
WHY the prayer OF said petition should not De
granted.
true record, Attest -,
true copy Of record, Attest
1904 II. u BEAVER. Su~sS-
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commandments Notice.

ESTATE OF RUFUS HuIChlNsoN-
The undersigned, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Court for the DISTRICT On
Randolph, commissioners 10 receive, eAhnlns
snd adiust All claims and demands OF all persons
against Rufus Hutchinson late Of Randolph, W
said district, deceased, hereby give notice thss
allowing said claims at the cffce OF w. H. Ds-
Bots in Randolph on SATURDAY, june @,s
m Of said day, and that sta
months from the 18th day o. May, A. ID.
1906 Is the time limited by said Court ior ssse
examination and allowance - -.
Dated at Randolph, this 18TH day OF Nay
JAMES HUTCHINSON, ! com,rs
VIM. II. DUBOIS,
i Hutchinson, Adm.
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License to Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT, TAT a Probate Court held
n RTFoRp DISTRICT, ~. Sat Woodstock, wnhin
and for said District, on the isth daS OF Way
A. ID. 1905. -. go,
In the matter Of the estate OF Lucy Nasew-
late IL Rochester, In said District, deeeast-o-
interstate. .st..-....
Of sald estate, has pressntea
10 said Court his petition IN wrunts
prayine for license 10 sell all real estate OF hns.n
aid intestate died seized and possessed, situate
In this state representing that such sale s.n
be beneficial 20 the heirs OF said Interstate an" 7"
all concerned. - s,h 49, N
Thereupon, the court appoints the sth nai y
lime A. d. 1905, a. time, aud the PROBATE Vm,
in said Woodstock as a place, for hearing ana ae
Gliding on said petition; and orders that notice -
aid netition the reason for the same ana OF snso
time and place 81 hearing, be given 20 an person<
Interested In said estate, by pubilshing copy =
The record Of this order three weeks rucctesiegaC
in the Rochester Herald, newspaper gse-
iished AZ Rochester, In this state, when
In fhe neighborhood o. those Interested IN $50
estate the last Of said publications 70 be presloe.
to said time Of hearing that all persons S9hS C.
ed in the premises may appear before salh ecese
and show cause ~ any they have, why the prAtes
~ said petition should not be granted
"ue f''''u T. o. sEAvER, Judge
Va, ~ copy VI +. o. sEAvER, Judge
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Notice OF Settlement.

ESTATE VI JOhN II hNN,tF
STATE OF VERMONT Al Probate Coura
saRTyoRp District, SIS Sheid az Woodstoen,
within and for said District, on the tla "
May n Present T. o. sEAvKR, Judge. -.
In the matter II the Estate 81 John n. hnnss
late ~ stoekbridge, in said District aecease"'
Whereas Julius d. Blackmer, admin
ts.-esor Of said estate, proposes f~e
a.r,ne an account Of his ADMINISTRATION 81 sain 80
,ste and presenting his account against TIE ss..S
tcr examination and allowances, ~ session n sa,.
Court 10 he held at the Probate Vm,s IN
sai1 Woodstock. the 18Th DAY on S""Ss
a n ia0s al o'clock In the forenoon.
Aud whereas said Court has assigned anu
a..reI aid lime and place for the settlements =
ssid account and for issuing decree ~ ~
resi.,ne ~ said estate 20 the persons entsc-
~ me same and has ordered that pubiic n"sls-
thereof he given 90 all persons interesteN y. -
as,ste nv nnhlishng a copy Of the record
this order three weeks successively IN the .h,
Snnri. newspaper published az Bethei-
~ saiS District the last q said punnsa-
tions 10 be previous % said 18TH DAY OF 'u"es
A. d 1905. "A A., aid estate.
are notiaed to appear at said frynate v ,n-
~ ~. dav assigned, Aforesaid then ahn - 49,
y, ,s,,.sf the Allowance Of said account, nv
see cause and 20 establish ther rsh.S ~
mi claimants ~ said residue
true records Attest s,-.,-rp Y,as..
true copy Of record Attest ,....
i704 T. y. shNNhN'