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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
IN SPOTSYLVANIA.
Death of Miss Lottie Goodman.
PIavine With Dynamite Can

LEWISTON, VA, January 27-AIessrs.
Harris. Ellerson. Compton and Isben. OF
Richmond, We're all at Lewiston Thurs
day.
LSottie Goodman. daughter Of Mr.. s. w.
Goodman, died this week OF membranous
Group.
messrs. BUttercomb. Of AlbemarIe. we're
at Lewiston this week.
Little John Luck. who was reported last
week as having been shot. proves 10 be
a case or aid not know what hit him."
- -0~ Omit that 80 was towing with
a dynamite cap. which exploded I'm his
hand He has reason to be grateful that
no vas able to reach home without being
carried in basket. Tfo Is recovering
from his injuries.
Mr.. John Segar has filled two ice
houses with good ice.
The news has just reached here Of the
untimely death OF Mr. r. =. Wilson. at
his home. near Partlow's
Miss Fife Mastin Is stll quito sick
at her home, near Lewiston.
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Borrowed JingLeS
The Domestic Rest Cure.

Ihe drama has mo- future in this
country uuts we cease 60 cater TO tile
,-ieo business man says Bronson
Wnea a,.d laeorcd an day ia his strea-
After dinner he longed for delights
'- 'I musical vri". u.s. and nursery
nd ..~--r,-, i-.,-,o~ ~ p. ~1ts.
-N"' "hcre SHAH / go FOR a rest-girns
Wen nothing of brain-fae to view
snail j Eu TO soc 'Slush or the drama
called Musl'.
or t.. ,o... ..tuc-Tat-Tooe
long - ho snoo;hed oc my troubles
iy play of pink r.cGe-don't yol.r
he ioqthed Maeterlinck. for he caused
., he hated BIN Shakespeare. lac said.
$780, SDoiicd at the hero Of Mr. Pincr,
N'' shaw gave him pains IN the
Hat when from the drops" two Eat
Made music Win siapsticks-on-v.st
'ulau lrigauc
i' cried Good I'm getting a rest
Thor" S nothing in fact like a knock
ro give q poor yellow "a rest
Fut after the show thcn the rest
Like mud 70 some gillcd cafe
V'i'" eead-and-alivo. and. their nerves
tO revive.
They dahble ia liquor srappe.
""-~ .'. -". % az 1850
80" unmontai dc.gnt has outwcar.ed
them QUITE
HF JoNe. they've been ont FOR "a rest,
Which is often zine way when you go TO
For 'ae purpose of getting a rest
ID
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most OF the deficits. and that sooner or
later finds It's way To the rates.
Consul F1emming evidently accepted the
statement OF tax rates just they were
furnished by the different Scotch ties.
j. Will be noticed that he reports the
municipal rate OF Glasgow to De 1856 on
the pound, while the actual rate for
municipal purposes this year IS sol on
the pound. About the same etio pre-
vai.s in other cities though the differ
ence is not 80 great as in Glasgow
According TO Consul Flemming's report.
the average tax rate Of Scotch cities has
increased in ten years from S.72l on the
pound 90 Ss34 The local taxation per
capita has increased during the same
time from $42S per capita 70 S6os per
CaDita.
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People Seen in Public Places

Democrats ga Richmond are sorelv
grleved al the fall OF Senator Joseph W.
Bailey, OF Texas. and the sorry at,.,ude
In which the crstwhile brilliant Demo
cratic leaoer finds himself at present. Is
nc subject q much comment around
the hotel -oboies and public places.
Two reasons are assigned Tor tho
deep regret which is felt here concern
ing senator Bailey's plight: The one
ls ms widespread popularity and I'M
questioned ability. and the other TIE
fact that heretofore. the scandals rest
ing upon lawmakers Al the National
Capital nave never reached In any re-
mote way into this Southern section.
The Afftchels the Deitricks aud .ho
BurtOns. who were branded as Rraftors,
AZ come from north Of Mason and
Dixon line. and the fan OF. BAILEY
the proud Southern spirit.
Men discuss the matter earnestly
wherever two or three OF them IN
terested IN public matters meet. and it
seems TO be the overwhelming SEMI
ment that the once distinguished leader
60 Washington absolutely discrodi tied
As factor IN the AFFAIRS Of the nation.
Richmond. and had appeared here on
several public occasions.
Hon Samuel /. Kelley left SATURDAY,
night lor Nashville, where tomorrow
night he win appear before a joint as
sembly OF the Tennessee Legislature IN
the Jamestown Exposition. bills looking
20 this end having been already nitro
duced in both Houses
When seen just before taking MIS-
train. Mr.. Kelley said his recent visit
to Nashville had convinced him that
the chances for securing the appropria-
tion were very strong and that unless
the unexpected happened. tho old volun-
jamestown.
II was struck during my former
visit he said. with the large num-
Der OF prominent business and profess
sionel men IN Tennessee, and especially
in Nashville. who are either native
born Nirginians. or OF Virginia ancas-
try. and they are all in line for the ap-
propriatiOn."
Mr.. Kelley will go from Nashville 10
Montgomery. where he will Institute a
night for an appropriation on the part
OF the state Of Alabama and he VIII
ask for $50. 900 there as well. He thinks
he will get both appropriations. lie
went by way of the Chesapeake and
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the irterfara,. ,, r,.,,ri..ir,sl s,,-
moves I'm leeisIatio, .e.otfre no man
agencnt OF Glasgow ,.-.l.,tit. -ind.r-
takings
one res,,lt of r,.... ..f -..f,fis-, 8. tte
orranizinr ~ q g~ -... ~f +,ty e,'-
uiovcs. TO do r,l.t. Dc enters fnto
ever, rnunrcina1 Gam. Atom Tr. e-,rloyas
as an orcanization WORK only for t1o-e
candidates who ulaae themselves to.s,ir-
,-rt tills b.,-;,,. 49, .... .i.t. t
hours. rises in oa,. ..f ar i..roas. -,
the number OF CITY .rrtoves
The officers Of tho ore lIzatiou ar. seek
ing pefsistently FOR ut.er enterprises ia
which the city ma. embark. -.ev car.
little whether IL. lertallincs are s,ic-
cssses or failures -a long as they place
more voters or Gil. city's pay roll. the
greater the fore municipal employees
the greater It's power for making that
force even large
common seus. teaches that such "a poll
ICY can iead .n-F 10 financial disaster.
pot this arm not building FOR tae
iu'uie OF G.a9-o". Not one city ewploye
jill t"ous'l-t owns Glasgow real es-
tate and va.n the crash comes they
y ga S'i"i'' -F' on 70 some Guy tiat
-.S ~ S'p 't '"itlc iial 500
~'Sr.--.-' -' i' %" Ol@sso~
-, I' l-oiu i"r'Sl SiF
r,,titc 4t,-. - ''
49,, '-e d, 'i' n.y. o- i.t-
,sf~a,,,t,ts.-... - al -',1 'i''
mis- go ,. -, IA -
council brf % sot ne nm 80 Go.
10 thfnkiDg
To-day thor, ara hundred 40 r.,.., ,
affairs I'm Glasgow advocating H. 5..-
franch!sorner- NJ everv man cr .-
CITY nav vor They oorce +ba+ 10 .
the only WY TO preserve tie pgbli-s
credit.
If Glasgow IS to continue 10 onerate
its gas aud electric plants and It's tram
ways we must FOR our own rrote,-fon
disfranchise every man empl0ved b,-
those departments. II permitted to ,nf..
they will form themselves into "a political
ring that g. worse than YOUR Tar1--ar., b,
This remarkable assertion was mad. to
mo this week hy Arthur Kay. president
OF Arthur q Coz the largest cOmr1arcia1
mouse in GLASGOW.
This company Is a wholesale exnorter
OF tweei~. plafds and other Scotch fab
rIcs. II is t.e second heaviest rate-
payer in the city, excepting the railroad
companies u municipal ownership
tended e. reduce taxes and to cheaper
the cost of power this company would
DO one OF the chief benefciaries. But
round Mr.. Arthur as have found almost
every olher business man mere. radically
OppoSeu ~ "ioi-sIe Iluhlclpai trading
IA f-fA 1ha ALARMED.
Il. ~ 's iIosiueh1 vi 'he '~i1enay'fs
reuei4tlo". an organizatIon or cltzen7
iOl.." '"'' i''"ucs LOT me protection or
, -' ny, -, l.,.t 3 OF 'l''9
OtS"i''~a'lo4 ana OF the 'I'lz'h- mon
oD''l. ''''" W 1870 81 i''s-
ga" l-,'-' '"lly oi'pos''s
M 0'',., 80 ''''
- C,1as(,,.'
-. ~ IS - -, -. D..
-. $50. .aw ~ -. g.. 81
,,',.,t.t,..l -. -, t'.,-,.ri...s
me-. .-'.',,..;,,,e e,,,rl,,. e..1i,f+..,,
T., ,,~as.,.. tt.. ,,tsr,a,,ers' Side ~ tbe
,1,,rtl,,.,.f .......t,s,, ,Iiestion before Tho
-. ',i....,.... ,,r,r,t+,oce AZ ~
ne. tr.,. ..fs, ,ave to contributo to-
ward tin. ,iiouslv high salaries that
tine city nave to solicitors who present TO
Parllsr.eft Tho case OF the Progressive
administration.
MI Kay ulefaced his interview by say
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One Of Worst Results Of Glasgow's Trial of
Municipal Socialism.
Under the Wholesale Municipal Ownership Scheme the oboe,
Form Immense Machine to Keep Themselves in Office and
Suck the Treasury DrI Taxpayers Foot the Bills
and Debts Pile Up AppalEngy

LIGHT ANA r,..,,..,. r..
th. nric. ~ ,l,-.~s,t.. ca" ia
,-,r,,i.,,, ~ ,,,' ''o''Y' II is not the cor
N' '' 'I"sA'"' "ut the baron OF the
a.. ,,..,s. 'i"1 "N's The rate that
ri, - io- OUT uSHt ana power
i.e Guy 'NFs It's coaf from the lowest
49, '". .iial makes the gas and
f.o,s ,..... ir Prise OF these prR
3D. . e"'a'"d 10y the price Of
'" l.t companies corner tn,
- anu 9'i-n prices higher. naturally the
10 -'S an" rirct ilclty must increase
' ..t 7'i-' proportion
ca. ''a. az The capital that was
,..,... '" ln private gas conn
et-... n. 10 $50 -~i'd Us now In tie coal
-,tnt,s a., .'''l Los Angeles has
t.,t .n .. ''ln '"' coal harons.
naf. f-,,,. al. COS """ electricity are
"Ar4
1ufzzfral .,.s,- 9a4d' win
the ntr,. 81 49, 10 ,,-eI" iH a man ~
the on fnd1st--, ~, ,.-... interested Ia
DER-Ts BIZ ~ Co.ntry'
asked a. -. - ~.
the lnunirfoaf 49, 49, 49, 1aNts and
whether munfcfpel t~odtr- ana
anything toward re-,,r5r-' 20 uoi' s
Ell we We're SECURING -. ~, ~. Ia'ea.
Better service bv reo.on 49, aaeea ailo
traliug shoufd BE- ono -, pa
stauneLest surnnrre,s D.. OF us
we get uoltler Orr r,,,,f+,-.,.i, out
Increasing out OF AN proportion ~ az
increase lu rutable vaIue ara
taxes arc mounting upward h,. 49,.
and bounds.
Here ale a few statistics thu ,,o,,
prove ~ value 60 You In vour f,,,.sot.
e4tohs. The cumul0 rate imposed for
municipal purposes only for the year
100 1888 on reu,sis at flo and m
"H'" was Two sh!liugs five pence The
ave THIS year Is three shiilinRs
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may not be so reliable as they are q;
the present time-to put It mildly they
may be Socialists-and then we do not
know what they may do with tho rates
with these municipal undertakings uVcu
them"
Mr.. Kay explained that while the rate
nominally called municipal is three
shinngs 1--WE pence this year, the actual
city taxes which Glasgow business prop
erty must pay this year Is eight shiE-
ings two and one-haR pence.
OFFICIAL EVIDENCE.
have received a copy OF a report
on municipal trading enterprises in
Scotland by United states Consul Rufus
Flemmings OF Edinburgh. 1t IL issued
by the Department OF Commerce and
Labor of the United States government.
This report gives the municipal" tax
rate Of a number OF Scotch cities
Here are a few.
GlasgoW-S996.
Aberdeen-$.974.
Paisley-S1.0S9
These three are ScOtland's great mu-
nicipal trading cities.
Here are two cities that have made
but little progress in municipal So
cialism;
Edinburgh--$.767.
Leith-ST57.
Commenting on these figures. and a
whole list OF smaller ones Consul
Flemming reports: '"rhe conclusion seems
unavoidable that municipal ownership
has not tended to tighten the burden
or taxpayers In Scottish cities"
A considerable portion Of Consul
Flemming's report is devoted to sta
tlstics showing the revenue and ex-
Scotch cities.
Ills statistical summary fs as follows
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One Thing Settled.

Mr Charles francis Adams told the simple
uAin Wncn ne said that the south was not
MfipieN. put starved. into surrender When
"ni supplies from the outside were cut on we
We're compelled 90 quit fighting. because we
mpnd Times Dispatch
That's a fact that al the world now CON
'rdes. ana 10 seems 60 Us that we gain moth
ine ot continuing 20 repeat ft.--Salem Times-
Register
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COMMENT OF VIRGINIA EDITORS
Punishment Of the Cadets

W"i.e this seems drastic punishment. II IS
none TOO much 81. Indeed. there win be
The case clea-lH demanded. and that Is maj
dismissal Without Jhe spirit Of Submission
10 rules among The s. NJ. ] cadetr AMI
without The power To- enforce resufattn-s
on TIE part OF the authorities Of the insritu-
f'n. it utterly fails 10 answer its purpose
as military school. and unless better or
deret in the future VIII eventually become q
source OF sricvous dlscredit instead OF pride
u the state of Observation-Disclosures News
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Ohio, 10 Louisville. and viii there take
tee Louisville anu Nashville 70 Nnsh-
NJ O. G. Crnddock. II Lynclbure. ls
registered at the JEFFERSON.
Charles Gee. or Petersburg. is reeis-
tered at the Hotel Allen
citizen from rural district t. hinscis
Sst.rdo y a. he stood gazing al the dial
Building AZ Tenth and Main streets
A. THIS moment he consulted as
time or prominent citizen u Rich
lnond who was passing. Their time
pieces agreed. II was 1850 and tho
ooL,niSTynan Was making. for train
g. a CLOCK registered about niueteor
- noon and The gentleman from TIA
Instead Of four minutes. he had nr-
teen minutes in which 70 make lis
tlaiu. anu lc went on his way rc5Olc-
iug.
A group ~ Chesapeake and Ohio
b1sness S eon5eete WFo A., Are here y
railway conductors. are Al the Hotel
Alien They are Ger aims a. 9. HarTi-
ton Forge: William smith Huntingt51;
Burroughes covington. Ky. e.. A. Scosa'..
fer. Charlottesville, Va.
Judge ". r. Homes. OF Boydton. IL
here OIL legal business. when seen last
night he said that great activity was
being dtsp.ayed in all lines OF business
in old Mecklenburg anu that wealthy
corporation was about 70 construct a
large electric plant 10 furnish light and
power Tor all the towns within radius
OF twenty Ave miles Of Boydton.
Among the Virginians at Murphv's
are O. ". hinton. Norfolk. c. L Cole
Newport News; c Peters. Lynchburgi
Fennen CrOnlcy. Farmville. l. = Eos
ter. Jr, Williamsburg. r +. Griffith,
Winchester.
- Nlrginians at The Richmond are A
y. BrOckett, 8. Y Williams. Alexandrsa:
H. Lee Brown. Blackstone; J. A Rector,
University OF Virginia
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pal undertKs. .S2S,74S.7Oc 2s.l7O,s7i
In estimating the expense OF these
undertakings no account - taken Of do
probation OF the plants. Experts agree
that at least per cent. OF the capita
expenditure should be written on each
year Cor depreciation and extensions. it
Is this item Of depreciation that causes
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POINTS FROM PARAoRAPAeRs.

II mn. tarin on lumber Is one Of those
nehs violent Arrangements which have
tbled man unknown 20 the public
seaneh-- 90 Zoo proclaimed as richer than
lt"- Ne4cller. kansas cry star
lnc Mayor of Boston - charged with mis-
quoting Emerson IL is hoped the people VIII
be- calm and let the law take its coursc --
Nilw aukec sentinel
narrow gauge librarians continue b, loud
rejection. Co disseminate certain books ar,or,s
those not JIG 20 read them -Bostou Herald
~ cry animal IN Denmark is made Co pay
q prone wonder what they would do over
there with our street car hogs Los Angeles
Times
ln connection with the kingston incident
d. would appear that some Of EnEland'a
Hands Across the sea" a4e very poor hands
inaeea.--Ch icago Inter Ocean
One OF the Presidents chief Characters
stern determination TO finish vrhaI
takes His present undertaking Is the
senator from tie Buckeye State-Louisville
Courier-J ourual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28

tr"hNl.n county. after n lapse o. over q
year, startled Che county LAST week with an
atf"cious murder Whiskey and bad women
are terrible combination and lead 10 dis
astfous results All Christians and peopj,.
no nave the well-benK OF Franklin count,.
az heart should pray to God that vice and
ia" iessness IN every form ryay be eliminated
from our midst.-FranklIn Chronicle
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learned that t-r .erformanca was No
5000. SN Nlo NOT get you the MATINEE rfcl,-
tts AS you wished. The fact that me shoy,
~ nv s.oi doesn alter the fact that have
a no" dress to show on. does it?' Houston
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MERELY JOKING.
4 Polite Term For II.

fala, wat does nades mean .r,.s ,h..
polite worl for hon. my son And ~
mere any polite word for heaven 90
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Just by the Looks of II.

ices KING ot encouraged since pot the
'' ''i = prescription said tho h-uorhorg-
IlA' can you read itc" 40 Bur In,
sure may Do the germs could get "a look al Ia
~ YOU'D scare EN- 10 death Washington
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Mngn Meet.

ienty OF war in Warsaw" remarked the
near-humorist Yes and ,bst 49, &
IS having dead iodz Of trouble. DO responded th..
almost wit. as he proceeded 90 light up an Sd
LOT 9e skunk Csobag1 w ashlngton jour
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No. 1906.
Deadly Kisses
No. 1OOO.
BY RONsARD.

autograph 49,.
All take these lips no
No such kisses 10 me
Ny o l see
Through mss he shore
meadows
Where all about Land
Fare the have led
With their ladies. In hand
All Love. how hreless
How pale kiss nc nile
So mine be
II thou wilt n
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Coed habits are what v.N certainly
imrrove n-1rs fortune and repu-
tstIor. -Stecf
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Poems You Ought to Know.

Whatever
with do a
~ -"0 '--o'
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MONDAY JANUARY u.s. t-.
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Speaking o. skyscrapers what's the
matter vltl the High scuool buIduge
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H. Dll,s aah a
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portrait ,,--...
have already n - N's-1'ao
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-10-11
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE B. 1873.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office. Duluth Mimi

United States Land Office. Duluth MINI.
December 81, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in complianc
with The provisions OF the act OF Congress,
of June 3, 1878, entitled An act for tns
sale of timber lands in the States oil Ca.i-
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washing ton
Territory" extended to all the puoiic
land States by act of August 4. loJ:
William G.. Nye. of Cornucopii. county of
Bay field. state of Wisconsin. has this day
filed i'll this Office his sworn statement No.
1857, for the purchase of the Lot | and \ "A
\ E4 of Section and Wa MIA of Section
No. 8, in Township No. %, n. Range No.
l. w.
And will offer proof to show that the
Der and stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, and to establish his claim TO said
land before the Register and Receiver
of this office at Duluth, Minnesota on
Thursday. the 7th day of November, 1907.
He names as Witnesses: Walter w: French,
Leslie Copeland, Lizzie M. Iloyt, Lizzie III.
French, all of Duluth, Mimi.
Any andall persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested rofile
their claims in this office on or before saic
7th day of November. 1857.
}. q, HERMAN ENGEL. Register,
w. Ii. SMALLwooD. Attorney. Sis l0-1l
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
Notice for Publication.

United States Land Office, Duluth. MINI.
Sept. 10th. 1907.
Notice is herebS given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June 3, 1878, entitled IAN act for the
sale Of timber lands in the states of Cali
fornia, oregon, Nevada ana Washington
Territory" as extended to all the Public
Land States by act of August 4, 1892,
Maria Watilo of Ely County of st. Louis,
State of Minnesota, has this uay filed III this
office her sworn statement No. 1851 for the
purchase of the Nh OF NE14 OF Sec. Is, Up.
o. north. IL. IL w. An ..
And will offer proof TO show thai the
land sought is more valuable for its TIM
Der or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses and to establish her claim to said land
before Albert Thomas, u Commissioner
at his Office in Ely. Mimi, on Friday the 9th
day of December, 1877.
She names as Witnesses: a Lithner,
Henry Lahti. Andreg Watilo ana Herman
kanuelin all OF Ely. MINI.
Any anGsall persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested co file
their claims in this office on or before said
9th day of December, 1907.
9-27 ll-22 j. q. Ii ERMAN ENGEL, Register.
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60 Ill
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 8. 1873,
Notice for Publication.
United States. Land Office, Duluth,

March 18th, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
plIallce with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3. 1878. entitled
An act for the sale of timber lands
in the states Of California, Oregon.
Nevada. and Washington erri. ory,"
as extended to all the public land
states by act of August 4. 1892.
Wilbur M. Lemon of Cresco, county of
toward, state of Iowa. has this day flied in
this Office his sworn statement No. lIo34. Tor
The purchase OIL The NNl4 OF SEA, NE14 of
SW74 section "a i'll Up. I'll, Range ~ w.
And will offer proof 60 show that the
land sought is more valuable for lis TIM
Der and stone than for agricultural pur
poses. and 10 establish his claim u said
iand before the Register ana ReceiveI
oil this office at Duluth, Minnesota, on
Friday, the 18th day of November. 1907.
lie names as witnesses: John IL. Jones, E.
Robert Dawson, ID, Earl Henry. OF CreScU,
Iowa; Melvin q. Newell of Duluth. Mimi.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 18th Gay of Nov.
1901.
J. G, HERMAN ENGEL, Register.
L. Grettum, AJLY, 50 Ill
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873.
Notice for Publication.
Onlteu states Lana Otlce,
Duluth, Minnesota, Aug. 18th 1907.

Duluth, Minnesota, Aug. 18th 1917.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
piiance with the provisions of che act
OF Congress OF June ), 1875 entitled
An act for the sale OF timber lands i'll
the states of California, Oregon, NeVa-
ia and Washington Territory as eX
tenued to all the Public Land States by
act of August 4. 1892.
Abraham Ronka, of Ely. county of st.
Louis, State of Minnesota, has JuiS day
hled in this office his sworn Statement No.
l2456. for the purchase of the Sw4-NW4 "
N "A OF SW "A OF Section No. 3D. III Town
ship No. 81, Range No. ~, w, 4th =. III.
And viii offer proof to show that the
land sought Is more valuable Tor It's linz
Der or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, ana to establish his claim 10 said
land before Albert j. Thomas, U. 5. Commits
Siuner. at his Office in Ely, Minnesota ON
FRIDAY, the oth day of November, IyUl
lie names as witnesses: JACOB Nlemi, An
drew hosBI, Herman AandelIn, End LeInU.
ali OF Ely, MINNESOTA.
Amy and all persons claiming ad-
verSely the above described IanuS are
requested to tile their claims in this
Office on or before said Sth day of November,
1907.
]. C. HERMAN ENGEL,
Register.