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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-05
GRADING ON NEW ROAD
TWO WAYS FROM LUBBOcl

Jack Porter came down from Tex
leo last night to spend two days in
Roswell looking after business and
reports that two men on the train
who had just been to Lubbock, Tex,
told him that work on the Altus, Ros-
well & Ell Paso railroad was under ac-
tive headway at Lubbock. They stat
ed that two outfits were grading out
of that town, one east and the other
west. Mr.. Porter says that he has
never been entirely satisfied since
he left Roswell and has just begun to
realize that it is because he would
rather live here than anywhere. He
wants to return to Roswell to live.
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TWO WEEKS COURT
OPENS AT PORTAIES

Judge VIM. H. Pope, District Attor-
ney L. o. Fullen, Court Reporter A.
L. Hull, Attorney A. J. Nisbet and
various other court attaches went to
Portales this morning to be in attend
ance at the term of court which op-
ems today ard will exte1s over a per
iod of two weeks. Before leaving the
officers of the court -tated that there
were no cases of particular interest
to come up at this term, but that it
would be steady grind of regular
court work. Clerk S. 1. Roberts and
Attorney R. L. Graves went to Por-
tales yesterday.
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by people owning such pipes on ac-
count of the fact that the workmen
did not know where the pipes were
located until they had been cut. If
people having surface pipes in the
streets will drive stakes showing
where they are located they will save
themselves much trouble, for the
workmen will either raise the mach
inc over the pipes, or have plumbers
ready to fix them as soon as the big
ditcher has passed over
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-05

coming election. In Roswell the regis
tration books have been open for sew
eral days and can be found at any
time. The boards of registration will
be at the registration booths every
Saturday until the election. The first
precinct books are at the Wigwam and
the second are at the Roswell Drug
& Jewelry store.
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Sofiad, Bulgaria, Oct. 5.-A procla-
nation of Bulgaria as an independent
kingdom was formally made at Tirno-
vo today.
Prince Ferdinand and his ministers
were at Tirnovo when independence
was proclaimed, having reached there
last evening.
The proclamation of independence
was made by Prince Ferdinand who
was elected Prince of Bulgaria in
1887. The Bulgarian cabinet is with
the Prince at Tirnovo, the ancient
capital of Bulgaria. Bulgaria has been
a tributary principality under the
sezerainty of the Sultan of Turkey.
Bulgarian cavalry are already mobil-
izing on the frontier ready to resist
the Turkish troops.
Turkey Accuses Germany of 1t.
Constantinople, Oct. 5.-Turkey is
convinced that Austria backed by
Germany, has encouraged Bulgaria
to declare her independence in order
to strike a blow at the Kaimil minis
try and compromise her neF constitu-
tion. 1t is not known what steps Tur-
Key will take, but the impression pre-
walls that an European conference
will be held to consider the whole sit
uation
France Would Be Mediator.
Paris, October 5.-France has de-
cided to act as. mediator to prevent
war between Turkey and Bulgaria.
Foreign minister Pichon has begun
conferences with the representatives
of other powers with this object in
view.
sHostiIities Not Likely to Result.
London, Oct. 5.ATurkey is not in
clined towards war with Bulgaria
and it is believed she will call a con-
ference of the powers to consider the
Bulgarian proclamation of independ-
ence. The indications are that the
powers will intervene to prevent hos
.tilities and all the cnancellories of
Europe are busy today with efforts
to discover a modus vivendi which
will result in the maintenance of
peace.
The proclamation of the independ-
ence of Bulgaria followed the conflict
between Bulgaria and Turkey con-
cerning the control of the Oriental
railroad in Eastern Roumelia. Bulgar-
ia took control of the road in Septem-
Der, because of a strike and operated
it with military forces and when the
strike had been settled refused to re-
turn it to the possession Of Turkey.
Russia Also Gets in the Game.
st. Petersburg, Oct. Sit is an
nounced with authority that Russia
will propose a congress of the powers
for general revision of the Berlin
Treaty. This is the outcome of the
proclamation of Bulgarian independ-
ence Russia has reason to believe
that the annexation of Bosnia and Her
zegovia By Austria-Hungary is 1mmi
nent.
Count Berchtold, Austro-Hungarian
ambassador to Russia today demand
ed an immediate audience with EN-
peror Nicholas. 1t was arranged he
should see his majesty tomorrow. The
Emperor is cruising in the Gulf of
Finland.
Troops Rushing to the Frontier.
Paris, Oct. 5.-The Temps today
publishes dispatch from Vienna say
ing the Bulgarian army is marching
toward the frontier and the Turks
are also moving forward to the en-
counter. Austria-Hungary is mobiliz-
ing two army corps.
Time and Places to Register.
It Is now time to register for the
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DECLARE IN
DEPENDENCE
BULGARIA ISSUES DECLARATION
AND THROWS ALL EUROPE
INTO A WAR PANIC.
A TURKISH TRIBUTARY

An Attempt Being Made to Trow Off
the SuItan's Yoke-Turkey BIames
Germany with the Trouble and
All the other Powers Proceed to
Mix in the Game.-Turkey Is Not
Anxious to Fight but Troops Are
Being Rushed Forward by Both
Parties.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Report. Observation Taken at
600 a. n1.l
Roswell, Oct. 5.-Tempt.; max, "a.
min. As, mean "a; wind N, velocity
2 miles; weather clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and Tuesday. station
ary temperature
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year-max.
II; min. So.
Extremes this date II years rec
ordd.-max. 80 in 1900: min. 3S in
1902.
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The Kansas City stock Market.

The Kansas City Stock Market.
Kansas City, Oct. 5.-Cattle receipts
10000. Market 10 cts. lower. South ern
steers 3@4.40; southern COWS 2@3.25;
stockers and feeders 2.S0@4.S0; bulls
2.65@3.5O; calves 3.75@7.00; western
steers 3.5O@5.2O; western COWS 2.25
@3.75.
Sheep $1,000. Market strong. Nut
tons 3.eO@4.1O; lambs 4.25@6.1O;
range wethers 3.5O@4.25; fed ewes
3@425.
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Phones 65 and A. 2l5 North Main
Parsons 6. Son
BROKERS

All classes of legal and notary work.
Expert accountants. Typewriting &
Stenography All sorts of money to
loan. Property all over the city for
sale, rent or exchange. The only la
Dor agency in the Pecos Valley. Gan
get you anything you want, or tell
you anything You want to know.
Ask parSOnS---f1e Knows
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The big ditching machine that is
now working on Pennsylvania avenue
cuts through some water pipes that
cross the street the same as 1t would
through a tree root, and some delay
and discomfort has been experiencsd
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-05

S. E. Best returned Saturday even
ing from months stay at his ranch
in the northern part of the county.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-05

Registration books End precinct op-
en- Friday and Saturday at the Ros-
well Drug Store.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-05

Marriage license was Issued Saturday
to ]. F. Weissinger, 25, and Laura D.
Taylor, 10, both of Me1rose. They
were married Saturday evening by
Judge j. T. Evans.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-05
FIRE IN A
TENEMENT
ELEVEN ITALIANS BURNED TO
DEATH IN NEW YORK CITY
EARLY THIS MORNING.
WAS WORK OF FIRE BUG

Barrels and Boxes of Trash, Soaked
with OoiI, Were Found to Be Burn
ing FierceIy When the Fire Was Re-
ported-Many Injured in Their At
tempts to Escape from the Burning
Building
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-05

DR. PRESLEY Eye. ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted: phone 100,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-05

Ball bearing skates. Enterprise
Hardware Co.
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Time and places to Register.
It Is now time to register for the
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The Wool Market.

st. Louis, Oct. 5.-Wool steady
Territory and western mediums TO
40; fine mediums 15@17; fine 12@14
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SAVE YOUR EYES.
Wear Glasses Fitted by
DR.. HUNsBERGER,
Specialist in Fitting Glasses.
links JEWELRY STORE.

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THE SHAFTS PARLIAMENT.

The present shah of Persia has evil dently reduced to d fine science the question of controlling parliaments. After all the eminent political econo- mists. from the late lamented MachIa- veili down to President Castro. had failed, his most exalted majesty of the land of Hail Baba and the immortal Omar has nit upon the cxpedient of filling with lead every parliamentarian Who doesn't know enough t. express himself in properly loyal manner
 old Cromwell and Napoleon have cleaned out parliament houses in their times. and RObespierre and company have imposed the silence of death upon a few obstreperous political oppon- ents, but the shah of amorous fame must stand pre-eminent in the ranks of those who adopted similar methods
 Out rf the whole skin of infauy into which Persia has been cast come signs that go 10 prove the awakening of her people. and il is hard to know whether 10 receive the tales of sIaugh- ter with hopeful feelings or not
 Her people are evidently coming to a realization of the fact that rulers have Ho more divine right than the humhieSt nf their subjects. and some day soon the world may he enriched by another independent people.
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Ea.srys.r tt oyster Bay It Is now zsrr a-.. understood that thr rrrztz 4..t aa 94H-tsr Iu. homer ar holding #e.u t.,#a# ta Secretary sortefvou.
 Imme.laaH au.r Ilg ending af hIs Esa# NaT#B Havt. tty president wiH =fHrt eH ## extensive hunting tfip #H E.ush Es-t Nfll His second saa. k..ait. 4sa ja 5h. preparatory scaoaI q e14lan AIa- k . be lis aamrau- zsH. 1T tH- present plans are carried aHf th. rp WH a-r uIIx year When fHe eNredtIau starts u Wm b, equipped atH al moderu weapons for killing elephants and ether wild beasts >aHe Preparations hser already been made I'm president has told few friends aa iuak= forward tp the imp aith th, ereutezt pleasure. H. caeS as much fa study In, African wild fajmtH- as anything eHsr H. wants ta sa"u Che HtuHe au# habits af beasts # rhsIt aa.aas
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PARTY CANDIDATES

New that Taft has received n. Ha#- !uaiiou of rhe republican raaay s4ery member of that parry zs expected ta support hum and 10 man who ts reat- ly loya 5a hIs party win refuse. fr h. win know that upon organization de- penis thc rora- as ,hasa eb. ieslre efficient eaatmnaHt and that tae very existence et a-- sanized effort depends absolute iy upon the success Of n. party systems which prevail n aH wrtz of the world thsf hae4 besame -amse#He sophisticated ta know rhy difference.
 Some mrp ar tH-aeHHgs-Jef~d #e5> from supporting thr candidate uf n party b personal considerations sa faI reasons which appear important lt e., time. and thes lose -igat altogether uf the fact taat the pursuit 4f -ual a coursc hy any considerable number would render futHe evrry attempt af organization or discipline
 Let republicans Try tn remember what would happen f enough rapub- uean voters @eut over lo lhe demo crats al the national election to defaat Mir Taft could . man be considered rational who cuts off his nose To spit, his face. or could republican b, thought loyal OF rational abo would aid in the election of q democrat be- cause Cannon pr Hughes id mol fc- eeise the nomination af the rartya
 By the action af tte Alaska reFub- liean convention and the nomination of John W. Corson the republicans of Alaska identified themselves with m, cause of Mir Taft. corsou is today practically running for election on a Taft ticket The only way in which the people of Alaska can takc part in the national election is To support the man who may be regarded in a sense as the running mate of the national candidate In other words a vote for caesou is 2 vote for the principles with which President Roosevelt and Taft have been identified. and which have per formed such signal service for the country at large
 The republicans of Alaska should cast aside all considerations except that republication demands loyaI, from them They should pay mo heed whatever to the attempts that are now being made to turn them from the path which the party points out. They should remember that vote which is not cast for republicanism is cast against their own party. and therefore against the principles which they ought to cherish.
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..artufe. at fae y#fs inception of tH- administration rf f=THHH -vf-+ H.##s s.-. dJ-razs .f -H4atI.#= tGat Hy
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 I ..4atas rrH N.a Y.rE f I.s,. l SsHat.s bsH.u. anes. tar# expires ..a=z.ar= affeH uaxt March
 Hza. would b. is.r Ia tn. HGdIa at administration ur f'fd d.a. rut .mHs tHat Taft fs ....aa. If rrs .. rra=#i.Ht# ttH.ea maeH. traaHi, .aH aasu aHaus fh.t #m
 SaEtaE aau.d Ha raaa. ala4..az t4 Ha#=.seza than ts=H.f Ials ta= same in uaaf Hz rtaI
 EHs#a HasH aaNet, fiji some Ia#Hs.sz <. ts ..a. .a5'I =at .H tHa H.l in W .Hzsm zarHz tae absea.a a.
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have expended aufHz taa gears of fsJ6 to 1908 one hundred dollars each year tn labor and improvements upon Che Tundra claim. zituatrf uu the right limit of tbe Tapkak river. back of the lagoon. in the Nome Mining District. District uf Alaska Location notice recorded In Vol 161. recorders office And you all are further notified that if you do not within ninety tso) days from the date 9f final publication here ot. cause to be paid Go the undersigned year preportionate share of such ex- peuditures as ce-uwHcrs. your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section a3e4 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 HARRY EVERETT.
 Co-Owuer. Date of first pub April 6. 1908.
 Date of last pub. July 6. 1908.
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CURIOSITY OVER ROOsEvELT'S
 MOVEMENTS IN THE FUTURE

VAsHINaTeN. . President Eaa-a- er#s Hat#Hz 1aH=a.-H H.z Intention aH sa8s bus aaHeu u >na.a asGaf tHa siH#HH =# #s r.s#= ..##a and ra= -a.a. 4f,Hz=s ..#z.s= uI= r.as urE= sf- return .e#aHHH VHaHE a.H# #HHez. a#a# Ha ear=a- HaH=- h. a# ta .aH-H.ah. eftHE
 rae authoritative a.kaaa IedemsHl a.t ~, aas-.IsH .- 5a a.# a,as from #alta.= t long Hm ar#a Hs ,.=H sears n uHs NHa. a#.. H# Ha af .r. =sr.-t in .a#zaasHa ae ...zf.- tHa. Ha .a a..a#. tHr.I ~Hs- -aH.ta rm Sow York ta -aae..d Thomas e Fbf fHat Hr i- aa aa.e#e th# head f Harvard alE.a.. #a ul saua eaaH a-u4aH tl ba founded h1r. H Naz sa.s sa9aGi.. x uaG AL. @aas aEsf stories r.s1rItus ra sphere af H= m= Hr. #afe#te-
 rrezal.nt Eoa=sNst k confident af Hhe election af Taft az president u
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BORDER OF WESTERN CHINA
 HOME OF CLANNISH TIBETANS

The uuH brown aaaoa#.f f#zz T.ea- .4a euferaua and western gHmt r. he -anj.et af faa following interesting report fram Cut. StH.- ,.,u..a Mitchell af chHaskHe
 TagzieuH. u Inc pfa.fHEa af Sz.aH= en western ehul k fHa a=f# t.aH asfae# reaching fEe rHt.tH uaalsr F = situated at au elevation U =Iaa 5==t tn tHa h=H maHH#f8- fatt extend Hr.HsH aa=trra CHHH8 taf4 =Tfs@H #s each Tar#ianIa rram cuaaainz IL l= lHlfez # Has4# and f.#f#.r= '. #H# rih-fm fa- x addffiauf dae= tHe route crossing mountain f4t=-e- -s4f l5.oue f,.t high
 rmH the prr-st dyaa-rs Tb,aH souH4ary line extended as far et-t a- rat-teHlu but and.F tt- present e-- sime it is noW drawn !, dlg- .rsa farther west at inc taggn of Eataus. Is this border strip of tsrrrart k rar.- dated mostly bt Tibr5au- tb-s are HH- lrr tHe jurisdiction Inf thr-e TbetH sings each having his district but au ludef the spvareigHrs ot f.r t.Hfaaza government
 Tarsienlu i- small town w5fh Iae wooden houses and a population of s- loo. mostly Tibeteu- Irs -rratsgiau md commercial importance i= due ls heinz the gateway 10 Tibet and the nigh plateau~ to the northwest In this district are tae splendid grazing pastures. where fine quality of uaaI is produced Farther ou is inc Tacun river. which forms tha boundary be- tween eastern Tibet and oue of tH- aboriginal Chinese tribes called fin, Mautzu
 \ large trade is done here in rbubub and musk the latter taken from the small horulcss deer plentiful in this part of China of the exports of this district musk is the most valuable. tho price of the medium quality being ia times its weight in silver
 The product iz obtained from sack like gland in the abdomen IL is care fully dried and sewn in -maH bags. .alled musk pods, of one ounce each. made from the skin of the animal The musk deer of northwestern China is an allied species and is only found at an elevation over 5000 feet Ii stands about 2o inches al the shoulder. but
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 eHa t- h#-an tx uHm- Haa and : haaHlha f,r -a,. H tH. mm ot aa.. -aeHeH =m-HHe= nuggets Hee f4Hu1 Prom 544a fr 7.a#4e oHH-r- rru~ f-ou Taf-.HHa mmHs T=s Tihaan cone ita- Mzana ta .a-alHe uaa aHHsar sand H fna rfvsr H,d= Ha k az#r-. t9 aursHds.- mtuug lis country his HHr5ra-h far fhem bems zerg eaaat II.. THt..s e-h.- ts b. ff a.pu. md -'HaH-Is fs-aal= fafai4 r4aan
 Th. exports from uaztaru China into Tibet consist aiwa-t entirely of fea The shipments . Tatefra.a conn, rHnotraH from fhe town af Yaehow 'H SeerH"# fr"EiHee The f#J pack
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 . ....f .a'. If." H......a-. #'..H
 Nr=rta NHa ..#aa ## conditions 8n '.. Philippine. T.aan.. HaNaH- cab. aa# faas4 Eaa- ha- maaa haa rHet.- .s.E t.s director sf action f.htms t.ssst. i. Ha- done an amount or 0aHs that uea3 us beyond most other u.#. aud Aa has u-#G4H#E amad,
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iss ar. male up u r,liz of about 3 ls.t laur Each eariaa viii tlIse on his back frm 5 te 12. according te EI- l-e and -IG.a-tH THs annual value af zte traHe ameuHat ovsr s75p.oa8. r.s fsNafIaa a#4unt= to se raf cone #h- hH.a af#ah#b eass t4 tar szft and se5 9#aaa 8t eHfneta the capital efs ! fde province. TbaIe I= also smaH
 mmt af American trHts dEad tn Yaeaaa sein sfarafaa foe th- TfbaaH market
 Af#aaeh rufaad Iz Iu course af com traetHon from r1tHaE on tHe eulf of .foHHatHs. pYuHuIr. rhe capital city af t=e rra4uer ar that mmc. in the aushes~ta af Chna When completed
 ~ Frtfszr,L fe extend it tp Batme. aHs-urr ef about lee miles. If this
 daua it aul givr eastern Tibet and s,-tef China an aH rail route to the -.a md divert tbe traffic from the long lal aborfuus route yta rhc Yaugtzr alyar Fram Eaueraug ta Suifu. tine head af not-ttiau If thr Yaugtze. is n HeH of = dasz eser the monutains. -"ma-4r wHtahaaa l5.ooo fact in height From Smfa ta the mouth of the Yang tze at Shanghai is distance of .ooo miles. including the gorges and rapids af fha upper part of the river
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SOCIETY PUG IS KNOCKED
 OUT BY o'BRIEN.

PHILADELPHIA. Anthony J. Drexel Fiddle. society leader sports
 ran. author oad amaetur boxer went down 10 defeat al the hands of Phil tdelphia Jack OBricn. Eiddlg-- mIII with o'Brieu vas line stas event at the athletic smoker in the exclusive Mrr- fon Cricket club The two were billed 70 fight five rounds
 The first two rounds wera about even. Riddle ended the third round very sroggx When the bell rang for the fourth round he came up very gamely. o'Brien feiutel and then led off with his right. landing on RiddIe's jaw well toward thes ear. The amateur tat- cred. and p'Brien turned and pIayfuIIy struck Referee Roach.
 Riddle stood tottering. trying to Ieak- The bell was quickly rung and 1estoratives administered. EiIdlr had trained down from 200 pounds to 154 within two weeks. The strain Was evidently too much for him.
 'It was fair fight" said Anthony J. Drexel Riddle. but I could do bet ter"
 "I did mol mea nto hit hi mso hard said O'Brien. "I suppose. though. they ~ill even say that this fight was faked.
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MA TIERS RECORDED
 nIME oE 1nnp
JUNE 25, 1908. locations.

Thor ASSOC. near Lillian creek. May 4l, lep> F. J. Anderson yt al.
 conveyanees. Tha- tyte 10 Ncts Riugsucii. May f i'nN. lnt No. l. block No 1e5. Nome city.
 ls b. Dawson to Chas C Suter. Nov :, lse'. Wist,rfa lot. Front st. Nome IF J Castou. trustee. To J. <. McIu- fash. oct. | lsoG lot $. block To. Nome. J. <. Mcintosh to John HaIdorson. June $. lgo>, above property. J. \ Johnston to R. W Johnston. S'it F. lso5 an his interest in the oregon Golden West and olympia as- sucialiun claims. near Port Safety R. W Johnston To John Hamilton. March aa 1908. eighth interest in the olympia. Seattle. oregon and Spokane assoc. claims, east of Port Safety. w. < GfisHeld to John Hamilton. tH his interest in above property, Feb. I5. 1so>.
 II. <. Co Martha Thulaud ct al oct 10, 1907 No. I above. Specimen gulch.
 Mortgages.
 Peter Garsis to Lambert Aube. June ?, tso,. lot x. block F. Nome; half interest in claim No. below. otter creek. also five horses.
 C. \. Evans to V 4 Julien, June %. 1908. half interest in No. 18 above on osborne creek.
 Power of Attorney. Jos. Prout to Erling Prout. June 9. ts0S.
 Agreement. Hans Samucison to L. Seppala. March 6. 1908. conveying half interest in all property owned by first party in the Fairharen district.
 Notice.
 Lena $. Walton to Northern Mining X Trading Co, June 9. 1908. concern ing beach claim fraction at mouth of Daniels creek.