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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
NEWS FROM GRAHAM.

The remains OF Mr. j. j Benbow,
Who died recently In Texas, were
i'm the cemetery In West
Graham on last Saturday. the services
heing conducted by the Rev j. w
5hulcr "A large concourse of
friends and relations followed the
remains TO the grove. testlfying to
The esteem in which the people among
whom the deceased had long made
his homo held him
Mr. and Mrs d. c. Burton, assisted
by their accomplished daughters,
Misses Zelma and Ola. entertained a
party OF young people on last Satur-
day evening
Now that the concrete walks have
been laid In Wiser street. from It's
intersection with MARION street to
ho depot it iB TO be hoped that the
city Fathers will remove the fire
lydrants and telephone poles from
bc middle Of the street back TO the
urb where they belong
Prof r stafford. principal OF
hc free school at this place. informs
a that the state Board OF Education
II Virginia has made an appropria-
ion for the beneRt OF the school that
,u raise It to the grade OF high
.rhoo The thanks Of the town are
lue prof Stafford for his efforts In
lohmf OF her Children
Tho new parsonage OF the NJ n
Church South IS now complete and
oody for The pastor, who is to bs
Congratulated in having flock
yhich thinks the best none too good
.Dr their spiritual adviser
W q Baker. travelling saleBman
zoos tnp Hltfcr Lumber Company, is
uudlur nice residence on Tazewell
IIpuue opposite the school house
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
Bryan Will Be Due
OngAugust Goth.

oners arrested for Drunkenness" the
inspector Was asked
Yes" he replled 'thoro was such
"a ease. The majors oi 'or was that
II the police Judged that there was
anything the matter but drunkon-
moss with prisoner. a doctor should
Lo summoned at once. Hut this Is LETT
To the experience OF the patrolman.
which is wide. for there are about
5000 arrests yearly for drunkenness
In The District or course it would
be out OF the question to summon a
doctor for every case OF lntoxicatlon
In the present case. the policeman
found every evidence OF intoNication
aud no evidence of anything olse.r
Mr. Tottcn IN the brother OF the
former President Of the County
Court OF Mcdowell county and was
a citizen OF good standing in his
community The above from the
Washington Post, explains the man
ner OF his death Tho dead man was
not from Bluenold but from Mellow
ell county
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
SOCKS AND SHOCKS
BY THE SEA

Atlantic CITY prudes have had such
a shock For the fair Summer girl
she at least OF the shapely leg-has
taken TO socks on the bathing beach
and abandoned the conventional long
stockings.
This awful breach In the conven-
tions was made by girl from staid
and prim Philadelphia. When she an
peared yesterday Ia bare legs and at-
trncted the attention of beach lounp-
ers, Peter Parker, captain OF the life
saving guards. hurried aghast 10 Nav
or Stoy for Instructions But the
mayor is a wise official. ard he knew
better than to undertake TO settle
the all-impOrtant questions Of hose or
half-hose and where there was one
pair yesterday today there were half
"a dozen pairs OF stockingless calves
twingling along the sands with a
prospect OF general adoption OF the
new fad within a day or two. for
IF the girls wish to wear socks.
! have no official objections" said
Mayor Stoy this evening. II have had
enough trouble in trying 10 regulate
bathing rigs In former seasons. and
80 long as there is nothing positively
indecent about the costumes. there
will be no objection"
According to local haberdashers
there has not yet arisen a strong de-
mand for bathing socks. and IL is be-
lIeved that the daring pioneers Of
yesterday and today borrowed their
brothers. half-hose for the occasion.
IN. Y World.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
BIG SALE OF TOWN LOTS IN CITY OF BLUEFIEID.
The North Side to Receive
Fresh Impetus.
LEADING CAPITALISM PUTTING
THEIR MONEY ~ oJR cry.

\ large sale has Just been consum-
mated through the real estate aeen-
ey of G. oIeary aud Son. bv which
all OF those valuable town lots ON
the north side OF the railroad Wer,
purchased from the Biueneld water
Works aud Improvement Comn.,,
Oy a syndicate of capitalists who VIII
proceed at once TO improve tho prom.
'rty In every way. The syndicate
headed by MIR John j. human of
ilnefield. and number OF other
Gentlemen OF large means outside OF
he city The money Invested ia the
irst purchase OF the property was
5000. and many thousands more
IN he invested Ia the improvement
of the same. In marked contrast
with the past. this portion of tho
'ity OF Blueneld viii now put on a
Jew life and will be very Desirable
place OF residence as well as business
New streets win be made and all
necessary grading done at once New
buildings will go up with all The
modern improvements attached and
every nducement will be offered Ia
purchasers. Easy terms iwil be- of
Tered To all either on the improved
or unimproved lots. It IL the purpose
OF the syndicate TO make this section
of the city much more desirable than
In the past and we have confidence ip
their ability 10 do so. for We havc
always known that great apportunl-
ties were open for Investment I'm this
nicely located aud close To bnsincss
region. II affords us much pleasure
To chronicle these facts In the pro.
sress OF Bmefeld and y Is mare ey-
ldence that men OF means he NJ
eye ON The city OF Bhefield and that
the future of the city Is assured Ey-
erybody is 10 be congratulated ON this
deal, Col. OLeary for having so nice.
ly manipulated the sale and having
brought the parties together so ami
cably I'm such an extensive sale The
purchasers are To be commended Tor
their Public spirit and Lhe good they
do the community The Bluencld
Water Works and Improvement
Company comes la for their share
of praise for their liberality I'm selling
the property that Il might be i'm
proved, so you see that all parties
are benefited. The city OF BIncfield
viii grow larger by the action OF all
concerned, and to these gentlemen.
all OF them. we extend our thanks on
behalf OF the citizens OF Bluehcld We
hope soon TO see on the north side
wonderful changes which Will add 10
the prestige of our city and TO the
beauty OF It's surroundings. Onward
ond upward" our city liz making
strides to the $4,000 population
mark which will come before you
know 1t If you don't keep your eye
skinned
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
THE PASSING COWBOY

The cowboy will not pass from the
literature for many generations, for
he Is easily the most popular Of book
types But he has had his day I'm the
West The railroad. the farmer and
the sheepman have driven him FUR
ther and further away from his old
haunts, and soon there will not be an
unfenced range between the Missouri
and the Pacific on which he may pnr-
sue his romantic profession. Re is
following the long trail Of the path
breaker, the pioneer, the scout the
frontiersman. the bad" man and he
is riding toward the sunset. Roches
ter Post Express.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
Will BE in Louisville on Sep.
tember s orc.
iI0 PARADE PLANNED IN NEW
YORK.

\"w York, Aug 13.-The Bryan
Reception Committee began yester-
day TO send out letters to wen-known
Bryan men In all parts of the coun-
Try appealing for contributions To tho
iund To pay the expenses OF ceIebrat-
lng Bryan's arrival here. Recipients
or letters were asked To send their
checks to Chairman Troup, OF the
Finance CommIitoa
The itlnoary Mr. Bryan will follow
from tho time he lands until he rea-
ches his homo In Lincoln. Neb. was
made today lie is due To arrive on
Thursday. August 30. He will be taxi
cn OF the vessel ut quarantine and
brought by tug To the Battery. There
viii he parade from the Battery up
Nifty-niuth street, thence across town
TO Firth avenue and down that
thoroughfare TO the Victoria Hotel
NJ night the big meeting In Madison
square Garden will be held.
ON Friday. August 81 MIR. Bryan
VIII speak ai New Haven and Bridge
nort, Conn, and ON the following day
he viii address meetings In Newark,
y j. and Jersey city.
He viii rest I'm this city at the Vic
ioria Hotel on sunday. September 2,
and viii leave for Chicago the next
lay lIo will be the guest or his ad-
mirera in Chicago ON Tuesday. Sep
'cmber ! and then after visiting
louisville and Kansas city, he will
orriyo at Lincoln on Saturday, Sep
thmber g.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
MR.. WILLIAMS
FOR HARMONY

Having for ten years endured
pain, humiliation sweat blood and
eaten considerable dirt, II is with in
tense satisfaction that view the
great flock OF hungry birds that are
now hanging around the pole OF Bry-
ans electric light. seeking as do the
millers at night. to drop within its
ehulgence," remarked George Fred
Williams yesterday. II am for har-
mony and concord Far be IL from
me 10 do anything to check the en-
thusiasm these men now express Just
as I myself expressed Il 10 years
ago. - Boston Herald
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
JOB FOR SOMEONE
DENMARK WANTS TO HIRE a
PUBLIC EXECUTIONER.

Copenhagen Aug 13--There has
not been an execution IN Denmark IN
ten years. and tho old exccutioner
had been pensloned on. He Is now too
old 10 omciate There has been
series Of murders lately and some
dozen of persons are under sentence
Of d5ath The government has there
foiY advertised for an executIoner
The new executioner's duty will
also include the fogeing Of criminals
The salary is 400 crowns (S36O)
per year with fees Of $3.50 for
every person executed or logged
This is considered. therefore, very
paying billet
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
1t Promises to be An Inter.
esting Contest.
Bill EFIELD WILL EXTEND A
HoSPiTABLE GREETING
TO JOHNSON CITY.

Bluetield me- the supposedly in
vincible nine from Johnston City ON
the Tower lot on yesterday afternoon
and when the game was over John
son City was found holding the bag
with both ends open. Up 10 the end
OF the seventh inning II looked as
though Bluetield would be presented
with goose egg. However. in the
seventh, Prince, the first man up for
the West Virginians. led on with n
hit; this was followed by comedy
OF errors by Johnson City during
which Blueield sent five men across
the home station making the score
five TO four In favor of the boys
from the city OF Hills.
Rees went up to twirl for Blue
field and before he steadied down the
boys fromTennessee had made a num-
Der of hits and scored four runs Fos-
ter led of with a two-baggar. scoring
on one OF the same kind by Leonard,
Lynch went out to Taylor. Brevard
went out 10 Brumfield and Rogan
struck out Four Buehelders faced
Huffaker I'm Blueheld's half OF the
first. but no one scored. Maloney
scored one for the Tennesseans I'm
the second and In the third Leonard
took q base on balls. stole second
and scored on Brevards hit: Rogan
sent one over the fence. scoring Bre-
ward
After this Reese settled down TO
hard work and Leonard was the only
Teunessean who crossed the plate
during the rest OF the game. which he
did I'm the eighth after being given
base on balls and stealing second
In the seventh Prince hit safe
Gibbs reached first ON Rogan's error
and Prince scored on Lynch's Wild
throw home, Witten was hit by "a
pitched ball and stole second Taylor
went to first on an error by Armi-
tage and the bases were full Ander-
son sent hot one 10 Brevard and
was safe at first. Gibbs scoring n.
Brumfeld sent Wallis a hot liner and
On tIIbia ny NdlllS anu ituHdktI,
Witten. Taylor and Anderson scored
Again I'm the eighth Witten was hit
by pitched ball. Taylor and Ander-
son hit safe and were scored by w
Brumfeld's slashing two-bagger.
Johnson city was not able to over
come this lead and the game was
won
w. Brumfeld easily maintained his
position as the best batter i'm this
field securing two singles and two
two sacks out of five times up. b.
5rumheld caught an errorless game.
Up to the fatal seventh Johnson City
put up article OF ball demonstrate
ing that they knew the game and
knew how TO play It. The home team
will have to keep on its toes If It
takes the majority of the series.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
LES MAJEsTE.

Connecticut Visitor gazing across
the Sound toward Oyster Bay lis
that the white squadron we can see
shimmering over there2
Democratic Host No. The presl-
dent is smiling. That's all.-Puck.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14
BRAVE AND FAIR.

The man I'D give anything ~
vOu would kiss me
The maid But the scientists say
that kisses breed disease.
The man Oh. that's all right Go
ahead and make me an invalid for
life Chicago News
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14

Hits-Off reese, s. on HurakeI
10.
Passed balls FOster,2
faker, 3
stolen Bases Gibbs. q Witten
q ". Brumheld. 2: Leonard, 3
Prince. Rogan aud Wallis.
Base hits w Brumheld,2 Gibbs
2. Witten Taylor. Anderson Bre
ward. Rogan and Armitage
Two base hits w Brumheld, 2
Foster. Lynch, Leonard, Hogan and
Maloney
Umpire Kelley
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-14

Gee Whiz' 20 cent collars at 10
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03
MINING APPLICATION NO. ou3S.
IiDersl Survey No l1fS23
US. LAND OFFICE

US. LAND OFFICE
Denver. Colorado. November Is, 1906.
Notice is hereby gwen that in pursuance Of ne
Act of Congress. approved MAY 10. 1872, The Puts
burg Con soliiated Mining. Milling and Tunnel COM
pany. BY David Ellis. its attorney In fact. whose
postofice is Idaho Springs Colorado. has made
Application for patent for 1900 linear feet on the
Gertrude loie bearing gold and silver. the same
being 81 fee: :Bo IS and 69s1 feet $50 u e;
thence ss' 80 1895 l3 feet from discovery cut there
on. with surface ground $50 feet In width situate in
Spanish Bar Mining District Clear Creek county.
State of Colorado and described in the plat and eli
notes file In this ONCE as follows. viz:
Beginning at cor. no. l. whence the n Ia cor Sec.
8. IS. Is " Of the 9Th p. n. bears sl' sre
1921 fl; thence $50 30 1923 II. 10 no. 3;
thence n 360 s5 W las f. to cor, no. g. thence n "a
Is 1905 r. 10 I. thence So IS - 10 II.
to s. thence $50 nv 1866 .46 #. to
6; thence 81 Is 1852 #. to 1. the place
Of beginning.
Containing 3.023 acres. expressly excepting and
exciuding all conflict with surveys nos. ia. 1913.
i21o l+l IS am. 1859 and the Clara Lane lode un.
surveyed. and forming portion Of the unsnbdtvided
Vt 5. X. IS " Of the 9Th Said location being
recorded in VOL 1874 page % Of the records Of Clear
Creek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants the owners of surveys nos
ia 1903 1910. l4ls5 am 1853. 1873 and the Clara
Lane lode.
c. D. FORD RAGistes.
First pub Dec. 2, 1905; last Feb. 3. lsuo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03
rst pub jan I3. o6 last pub feb
EGAL NOTICE

EGAL NOTICE
State of Colorado, 90
County Of Clear Greek 60
In the County Court.
In the matter of the Estate OF II. B. Sheldon,
dece sed
Order to show cause petition for sale Of real
estate.
This matter coming on to be heard on this 10th
day of January. A d. 1896. upon the petition flied
herein by John Sherwin. Administrator of said
estate for the sale of he following described real
estate or portion thereof, to-wit: The west one
hA ~ OF Lot numbered four t4) and all of Lots
numbered five t5 six t6l and seven 90 in Block
numbered twenty nine f29l in the city OF Idaho
Springs, Count, Of Clear Creek and State of Colo
RADIO according To the official and approved plat
and survey Of satd city for the purposr OF paving
the debts Of said decea~ed now allowed and 10
be allowed against said estate And ii now sp-
p-aring the Court from said petition that prnner
and legal grounds exist for the sale OF all por
ton OF said real estate,
Now. Therefore. il is ordered by the Court that
all persons who are legstees or devisees Of said
estat any part th,'t-of heirs OF said decedent
be ami appear before aid Court at the Court room
OF said court, in the town of Georgetown, County
and state aforesaid, on the 18th day Of February,
noon Of said day. then and there to show cause,
II any there be. Why ali order should not be made
directing the said John J. Sherwin to sc the
whole of or 50 much of said real esa ate AS may be
necessary fol the purp specified in said petit
ton
II is further ordered that this order be published
Springs Sinings-News, a weekly public news
paper published In said county.
And IL is further ordered that Royal r. Graham.
of said County OF Clear Creek. he and Is hereby I,
sheldon. Harris b. sheldon. Thomas Fl Sheldon
and Hester Anona Sheldon, minors, to appear in
behalf Of said minors at the time and place afore-
BY the Court: ROY H. BTAcKMAN
County Judge.
First pub. Jan 20. 1906; last pub. Feb. IL. 1876.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By Virtue o! a certain Writ of EXecu-
ton issued ou, of the Clerks Office of The
County Court of Clear Creek County,
STATE Of Colorado, and TO me directed,
whereby | am commanded to make the
amount OF certain judgement recently
ob,sined against Tire Colorad. Oregon
Mining Company, a corporation. and IN
favo, of The Lowell Hardware COMPANY,
a corporatiou, for the sum of Three
Hundred Seven,y-one and al 100 dollars
t{37I al damages a. Eleven and 4I-Ioo
dollars tfII.4D clsts and accru'ng costs,
have levied upon the following de-
scrihed property, to-wi':
All the right, title and interest of the
within named defendant, The Colorado
Oregon Mining Company, corporation,
n ami to the following described property
'o-wit: The Shak espear- Lode Mining
Clam. Sur Lot No. 1904. The Who
Would Have Thought 1t Lode Mining
clsir,,, Sur Lot No. 1904 The Hercules
Lode Mining Claim. Sur Lot No. I4s2.
rhe Dew Drop claim Sur Lot No 1854,
Also The B.skin, Conclave, Guston,
and Ormande lodes mining claim sur. Lot
No Ie,s3; Davidson. Virgo, Vera. Alma.
How, and 10 Mining Claims, together
with all imp-ovt ments and appurtenances
thereruto belou ng or app rtsining
angles and all veins. lodes, led ses aud
surface ground within the lines of SAID
described claims All of said above de
scrihes property. situate, lying and being
IN Lincoln and York Mining Districts,
Clear Greek COUNTY, State Of COLORADO.
Therefore, according to said com mani
shall expose for sale at public vend e
10 the highest and best bidder for cash,
the above described property on Monday
the sth day of February, A. d. 1906 a.
at the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said
dav. at the front door Of the Post Office
in the City of Idaho Springs IN the
said County and Sttte.
Dated at Georgetown, Colorado, this
nth day Of January, A. D. 1906.
ANDREW SANDBERG.
Sheriff OF Clear Creek County, Colo,
BY CHARLES P. PECK.
Under Sheriff.
Ist pub jan r3. o6 last pub feb 3 o6
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03
Mining Application No. 3o3s.
Mineral survey No. 1926. Amended.
U. g. Land Office,
Denver, Colorado,

mining AppllcdtlOn no. SuoS.
Mineral Survey No. 1926, Amended.
U. q. Land Office,
Denver. Colorado.
November Is. 1870
ance of an act of Congress approved
May 40. 1872. The Pittsburg Consoli-
pany. my BY % David % Ellis, ats its attorney ] T IN
TACT, whose postoffice Is Idaho Springs,
Colorado. has made appca alton for patent for 1850
Mask and Margaret NJ. lodes. 400 It.
klondyke lode, bearing gold and sill
width % respeetiVely ] on sloaa saeh, SIT situate IN IN
Iowa, Iowa mining iIatss dtstriet, Clear Creek
serbed BY the o. oeal pia,
posted and by the Held notes on fiie In
the office OF the register of the U. s.
land office at Denver. Colorado. as fol-
KLoNDYKE LODE.
20 It: being n. "a. E. and IT'S It. be-
Ne II s,S cqr. p s Sec essr, 3 T " s,st ol
3; thence s. 4s, W 1851 Z. to Cor.
Nc Nc themes themes = F. s09 8 e Coz.
Cor No. l. tsS CIR plsfe W. Lops q pSsssinnins.
,n Is #; being n "a, F. and 1874 f.. be-
Beginning at Cor. No. /, whence the
n \ Cor; Sec 3, T. s., R. 7s W: Of
rs s'f thence M bears s y. 100 IA
Cor. No q thence N So 4S' W. i73.6I
&. to Cor. No. g.: thence N. 54' E. 1400
It. to Cor No. 4: thence 8. So 46' Z.
1851 IT. to Cor. No. l. the place Of be-
IRON MASK LODE
~ II. being N. 54' E. and 1853 It. be-
n Bseinn,ng e Gn1l -. at Cor No l. whence $. & the
1891 It. !: thence S. 81. W. 1900 It. to
Cor. No. 2; thence N. s. 49, w. 1851
It. to Cor No. 3: thence N 5As e. 1900
# to Cor. No 1: thence g. s. l6 E.
1851 IT. to Cor. No. l. the place Of be-
MARGARET NJ LODE.
1928 IT. being N. 54' e. and 1871 It.
being s. 54' w. from discovery shaft.
=, Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence the
y. y Cor; Sec 3. T. g., R. - W. Of
cor lSs5., IL r.; j. thence thence 3; 81 " 1909 f. 70
E: e Cor No {: thence s. s. 4s' !'fy T.
1851 IT. to Cor No. /, the place OF be-
ginning.
Containing 1sso7 acres, expressly
excepting and excluding all CONFLICTS
With surs. Nos; 226, 1o7oA, 1459 and
d;vias, tIHb and n ,ormins 2 portion Of unsub-
NJ. Said amended locations beinS re:
corded in volume 159. at pages 50, 81
- and 81, respectively, Of the records
of Clear Creek county. Colorado.
=, Adjoining claimants, owners Of 9ufs
,.sa. Nos 226. IA. 1o70A. 1i59. 7419B and
e y FORD. Resistsr.
First pub Dec. 2. las, pub. Feb. 8. 1906.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03
AIMING APPLICATION No :on.
u. : Lani Once

U. Lana Once
Denver Cooyai November u 1876.
Notice IS hereby gwen that The Pittseu'g Con
soitdated ~ ming. Milling ana Tunnel company. ev
Dzvia Ellis. its attorney In fact whose postofhee Is
l1aho Springs, Coiora3o. has MAZE APPLICATION for
patent l5, S. line feet the Harry Iode be
ing gold ana silver. the same being 5Si feet 81
and 3xl II s4' thence dSso 9p -p$ 10 n fr rh
discovery shaft thereon. With surface gr' unt 10
feet In With in loSa Mining District lies'
Creek county State of Colorado ana described IN fh~
At and felt notes file In this once as follows
via.
n ginning at cor. I. whence the n = cor SEC
3TIs RIB - Of the 6th r. N. hears 20 81 c
sq<s n thence 63 2u yss.4 #. 10 COT No :;
thence So 50 IT, to cor. no. 3; thence 5 W "
1881 II L. thence - e ~ - n TO cor
5: thence Sc ~ 52.y2 IT. TO cor. no sthenoe
Sc u 1905 to no. l. the place OF ee gtn nin e.
Containing LES acres. expresey excepting ana
excluding all conflict Nth surveys rns ~. IA 7'lZ
B. I4is5 Am. ani 1885 Am. ard forming portlun
Of the unsub.iviisi Twp $. Range - Of the 9th
pTIrcipaI n~riIisn- SAT- location beHg recorded IT
Vol. i64. rage 80. OF the records of Clear Greek
county Colorado.
ia 1u2 B. lsIs5 Am. ana 1875 Am
- D. FORD Register
First Pub Dec last Feb. 3 1915.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03
FDKFEITCRE NOTICE

Idaho spsings. Colo. January p. ia
To Edward Holmes:


To Edward Holmes:
You are hereby notified that hay e expended dur
ns ach of the years lisa. lss ls~ less lsss l.es
l.sg l-pl ls.2 le9S. les4. it.so, isss, 1897. iss.
l-.s 1890 1901 1872 1898 1874 aud 1875. one hun
tred dollars in labor and Improvements uIon the
Avalanche, Eur ka, Grover Cleveland, Pride o..
Freeland and kHnnekuck lodes, si-uate N Trai
Greek mining district, County of Clear Greek
state OF CoiorA O. the location certificates of
hich are found of record liz books los and 50 al
tage> 81. 3s, ~ CT, IS respee i've y. III the ONCE
Of the Clerk and Recor Ter OF said Clear Geek
COUNTY In order To hold said e aims and each OF
them under the prov gsions Of SEC IN 4i2i OF the
Revised statutes Of the Cuitet States and The
amendment thereto, approve January 22nd
II. ls,l. concerning annual labor uIssn mining
caiIns, being the amount required 10 hold said
Ia4i $ no each of them for the Ieriots en- tinH On
the sisi day Of December. A. D, of each of said
mentioned years
And IT, within ninety days from the persona
service ofthis notice or within ninety days after
the public aIion thereof you fail refuse 10 con
tribute your proportion of such expenditure as
co-owner. your interest In said claims and To
each of them viii become the properly of the sub
>criber your co-ow er who has made the re-
quired expenditure by the terms "f sad section
r. ". NO-CklPT .