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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-16

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l5.-The
squad OF footballers OF the University
OF Pennsylvania has received an ad-
dition in the arrival OF Charles Pike.
who weighs 2l0 pounds Pike has been
two years I'm the university. but this
is the first yearghe has been eligible
10 play with the varsity eleven.
Although a big man, Pike Is fast on
his feet. having negotiated the 100
Yards in less than seconds. IL is not
known definitely what position Pike
viii fiji, but it is likely he will try for
right guard, the place left open on the
line by the graduation OF Gus Ziegler.
Five Pennsylvania 1907 regulars
must be replaced. The men lost are
ex-Captain Folwell and Greene. who
have played haif-bsek for four years
Dwyer. the center and Zeigler and
Gallagher. the two guards. This leaves
as nucleus Captain Hollenbach al
full-back. Keinath at quarterback,
Scarlet and Pauxtis at ends and
Draper and CASTOR at tackle.
The hardest problem that confronts
the Red and Blue coaches is the de-
velopment OF n new center trio. This
the material for these positions is only
mediocre. There Is no capable man at
center while pike is the only expert.
enced man for guard. There promises
10 be a hot fight for the two half
back positions between Favorite,
Benton and Menier of last years fresh
man team, and Dyer and Sommer. var
sity substitutes from 1907.
The presence OF Holenbach at full
back and Keinath at quarter are like
iy to prove the salvation OF the Red
and Blue. Hollenbach Is the best full
back Penn has had In a decade, while
keinath by his work in the Michigan
and Cornell games last fall already
has Reagan distanced for the quarter
back position What is likely to prove
the weakness OF the Pennsylvania
team is the lack OF first-class substl-
tutes for the line. There are now
hardly enough good men on hand for
the regular positions. SO that an ac'
cident Or.two will raise havoc.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept 1j.-Tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-16
Slated for Howell in second.
tBattcd for Graham In eighth.

Slated for Howell In second.
tBatted for Graham In eighth
2s4 50 r
Detroit ..3 2 o o o o o - s
st. Louis ......1 0 l o / 3 0 l.
Two-base hits--Crawford, Mcintyre
Three base hit-Ioffman. lIits--On
Mullin. ~ in 2-3 Innings off Sum
mers, In la innings Sacrifice hits
Wallace =, killifer, Schaefer, Craw-
ford. Stolen bases-McIntyre, HartZell,
Hoffman. Double plays-Hoffman and
II. Jones; Mullin. Schaefer and Ross
man: Killifer. Downs and Rossman.
Left on bases-St Louis 5. Detroit B.
First base on balls--Off Howell |, or
Mullin ?. Hit by pitcher-By Howell 4,
by Graham l. by Mullln l. Struck out
by Graham 1. 10y Summers l. by Null
la Passed hall--Smith. Time .O6.
Umpires-Sheridan and Hurst
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-16
ax PAUL 4. eRusKE.

with an infield so shot TO pieces
,ho, intimate relatives are hardly able
10 recognize it, the Detroit baseball
emb winds up its series In ST. Louis
,odav and returns 10 the home dia-
mond for its long stand against the
eastern clubs--the last steady clash OF
the year.
On today's game il rests with
the TIGERS TO either make their
LEADING margin a very reasonable
one or else TO come back with
only a thin bulwark against the
probable gains of the other west.
err clubs which, with Cleveland
In the lead, are now laundering
close at their heels.
To HOLD THE LEAD 1T WILL
\ BE NECESSARY FOR HUGHlE JEN-
3 NINGS TO DEFINITELY SETTLE
+ ON SOME SORT OF A REGULAR
+ INFIELD.
Daily shifts in this department have
the teams local supporters on the
verge of hysteria and the most agoniz-
ing part of 1t is that nobody can un.
derstand 1t.
Coughlin, Perry, Killifer-they have
all taken their whirl at third base and
Schaefer is likely to be seen there to
day, If Busch joins the team as ex-
pected.
And IL a place Is TO be made for
Busch. the shifting round may have
TO continue indefinitely.
Game after game has been lost by
the Tigers on the ragged work of this
In
tory was achieved in spite OF some
very erratic play.
Vas list hos NIT der poor. old infeld,
anyhow?
nemesis that has pervaded II all sea-
son?
First 1t was Coughlin that was out
and then O'Leary followed. Rossman
got bumped in a collision with VIII
lett and ne. too, was out for a while
Since then. he has been steadily on
the job-and so has Schaefer-but the
other pair with whom in place the
Tigers won their championship last
season. have played but sporadicaily
all year.
Coughlin has been having the worst
year OF MS long career. gun WI"
the team, he is said to be unable TO
play because OF a sprained thumb.
OLeary's season has been just as
unfortunate. At present he is not
even with the team, but is remaining
Mt home, getting the returns by ticker.
Like Coughlin, he has painted
thumb"
PAINTED THUMBS WEREN'T
KEEPING THIS PAIR ON THE
BENCH LAST YEAR AT THIS
STAGE OF THE PROCEEDINGS.
NO, INDEED, THERE is SOME
THING DEEPER BENEATH THE
SURFACE THAT is THE CAUSE OF
THESE VACATIONS.
Detroit can only trust in Jennings,
who has never made a mistake yet
in the disposal and placing of his ma
terial. for Hughie Is apparently up
against II good and hard.
n the Tigers succeed In coping
the rag with their makeshift team,
II will surely be a Feat with a
capital r. No team In history has
ever accomplished such per-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday. Results.
Detroit 3, 81. Louis 7.
Cleveland ,. Chicago o.
washington 8. Athletics I.
New York I. Boston o.
Todsy'- Games.
Detroit at 81. Louis.
Cleveland At Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-16

ture of the fight which the Tigers are
making can best be illustrated by ref
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-16

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. 15.-Thn
football season at Harvard was begun
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-16
Art wh~ies

Reynolds. the catcher. ar" back FROM
their lcRaue engagements aud arr
ready to heip out any independent
teams that want To load up Tor fall
game OF two.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-16

for speeding to Ect the National
league kfng.to his train lie SMASHED
buggy but Has released when -thE
Judge beard the reason. Hans Will
foot the bill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-16

doe GHhasan dropped la ~ Nonroc yes
trrduy and W" two events with
Startle ana FiudlaN BOY, riIV latter
beating the state fair double wiuut IL.
Prince D.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29
See the Big Photograph Given Away Free at Naevesl
Roosevelt-raft Ticket

4os United ssates senator
AIf1ED kirTKEDGE
ninnehaha County.
For Representatives in Coner~Ss-
CHAS. u BURKE
Hughss Couuty.
EREN w. MARTIN
Lawrence County,
J. L. BROWNE
Brown County.
For Lieutenant 0ovesnOe--
JOHN =. eCHRADEk,
Psnntngtoa County.
For SECRETARY Of State
JOSEPH J. wALTNER. JR
Turner County
For Attorney 0enesai-
lRA F. BLEWITT
Moody County.
For state Auditor
G. Z. WARNER,
Hamiin County.
GEORGE O. JOHNSON.
Lincoln County.
For Com. School snd Pub. I.ands
MATTHIAS b. EIDE
Miner County.
For SupG Public Instruction
MILTON n. RAAER.
DAWSON County.
For Railroad Commissioner
HANS o. wICkRE.
Day County.
For National Committeeman
HANS n. FINNERUD
COdingtoO Coun ~.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29
lnsursent County Tick et
VS.. Stalwart County
Ticket

tFrom stalwart Republican Colums in
0sddss Record
"No person shall be eligible to
the Office Of representative who
shall not have been . resident
Of this state for two years next
preceding his election.
1t is q well known fact that
Enoch Norbeck. the candidate
upon the insurgent ticket for
representative to the legislature
left South Dakota in the spring
of 1907 and moved his family,
bag and baggage, to Cakes,
North Dakota, and lived there
. year, returning to Charles
Mix county, South Dakota.
March /. 1903, aud less than
three Gays after he got into
Charles Mix county his friends
were booming him for the legis
lature. They had forgotten this
constitution and when it wa.
pulled on them they got togeth-
er and made up . yarn to tell the
people and that 10 that he moved
TO North Dakota temporarily
only. There are many people
In this county that Mr.. Norbeck
told he was leaving the state
Of South Dakota for good.
The Northwestern R'y de.
manded Of Crawford that he d.
up the Legislation for their bene-
fit and he figured out that no
better help could be given them
than TO import Enoch Norbeck,
. resident of North Dakota, 10
Charles Mix county, to run for
the legislature and to plAce his
brother, Pstsr Norbeck, OF Red.
field. South Dakota, on the ticket
for state senator from that
county.
Bear 10 mind, voters, that the
Norbecks are heavy patrons aud
shippers Of the Northwestern
Railway.
Hon. Frank lrumbo was two
years 40 elected TO tie legisla.
ture from Bon HON me county
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

bOe ctASo SenetOr
HON. EDWIN MORGAN
La Roche Township,
HENRY W. EvERs
Highland Township.
JAMES. l. ASKIA.~
Jackson Township.
D v EASTMAN
~ A' vi rIMM.
Howard Township.
ELIAS ERsLAND
kennedy Township.
For Register Of Deeds
b. 2. REYNOLDS
Signal Township,
For states ). JAs.05nipyr Z. Trpros
Geddes
For COUNTY, Judge
Wagner.
JOS. DuBRAY
Lake Andes
A. J. swARTZ
Wagner.
BOZ o0r0nfs Z. P. rRrNK
Wagner.
For Justices Of the Peace
pa CROSS, lawrence
yPLEvY. Lake Andes
CH GATES, signal
For Constablss
xIEtH xItEtIAH RtEpr kITTEf; rn E.ss H,ss,:s: ss:,
FRANK CHAMBERLAIN
WILL 8H EPHERD
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Corn Cultivation.

AHu IoSu val w0Uu 10 y00Oy
70 cultivate. What will you do
about n cultivatnry Kindly
bear In mind that We hare the
largsst assortments of all up-D-
date makes Of cultivators Ia ths
county. A poor cuitivator u
dear at any price. but II you
buy one Of our reliable cuitivA-
tors, you win save both time and
money and your profits will be
larger when your crop u har-
vested We sell single row rid
ing cultivasors A. low ~ g.. On,
every eultivator guaranteed.
Can you beat that price any
where in the state.
MANURE YOUR FIELDS
Experiments have shown that
there is nothing % beneficial 70
. growing crop Of corn A. = good
coat OF manure spread over The
p OF the ground with = manure
spreader. Do you not think IL
would be well to clean up your
barnyard and give your corn6eld
the benefit The Great Western
Manure Spreader Is the only
thoroughly reliable spreAder on
the market, and on account Of
its construction aud material
used is worth 5000 more than
any other spreader. II will
handle any kind OF manure with
ease aud will cause less trouble
and breakage than any other
make. A dollar saved in buying
= man ure spreader is poor econ
omy, az IL will draw hundreds
Of its brothers out OF your
pockets during it, lifetime, un.
less il IL used to buy the Great
- BUGGY TALK
We also wish 70 call your ~.
tention 70 our greatly increasing
buggy business, which Is due
to the fact that we handle only
reliable makes OF buggies at very
reasonable prices. Our exten.
sive business allows US to buy la
large quantities. and thereby
save money in purchase price ~
well as in freight. II will pay
you TO look over our stock before
buying.
PAINTS AND OILS
In paints and oils we are pre-
pared 70 give our customers
more ualue for their money than
any Of our competitors ~ our
paints are made Of materials
calculated 10 produce durability,
beauty and lustsr.
ABOUT STOVES
Our line Of cook stoves aud
ranges in also worthy Of your
consideration. The best that
money can buy at prices as low
as can be obtained anywhere
for u uch inferior grade OF
goods. Don't fail u examine
our line Of gasoline stoves and
rAnQas.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

C1ile0 In extra session n0 would
60 TO Pierre and represent Bon
Homme county In the legisla-
ture. Evidently political pick.
ing in Bon Homm county didn I
look good to Mr.. Trumbo, % he
concluded last August to move
TO Wagner, Charles Mix county
and the Crawford gang OF de
ceivers would run him for the
legislature from Charles Mix,
though he hasn't been in Char.
les Mix only long enough to vote.
How do you old timers who
have spent years in Charles Mix
county helping her fight her
political and other battles relish
this kind OF dopeg WASN'T
there enough OF good old time
citizens Ia Charles Mix county
in the insurgent ranks 70 dill
those positions!
Are these the only games OF
deception being practiced on
the voters Of Charles Mix county
in the insurgent ranks to gil
those positionsg
The insurgents gave it out all
over the county that T. F. Ward
the insurgent candidate for
county Judge, was not their
candidate and that they would
not endorse him for the place
and support him as against
Honest l.. M. Gable of Wagner,
the stalwart candidate for county
Judge. Why this additional de-
ception on the voters OF Charles
Mix?
We're they afraid to endorse
Mr.. Ward for county Judge at
their insurgent meetings for
fear that it might injure their
cause in the county? They have
endorsed him hut done it under
cover and the Prince OF Bosses
[C. w. Pratt and his w6sle
bunch in Geddes are working
night and day to nominate r. +.
Ward over l.. NJ. Gable of Wag-
ner for county judge. Under
the primary law man to be.
come . candidate must have
from B TO 5 per cent OF the re
publican votes cast for gov er-
nor at the last election sign his
petition. A copy of that petition
is set out on page 287, Session
Laws of 1907. Part o9 that
petition reads as follows:
1--WE, and each Of US for him.
self, severally, do further de.
clare that we intend to support
the candidate named herein at
said primary"
You now want TO know who
signed that petition aud pledge.
Well, here are the names that
appear on Mr.. Wards petition
Read them over and Judge for
yourself ii they don't represent
q bunch Of lnsurgent political
foxes. They are: G, w. Pratt,
l.. L. Davis, II. G. Tucker, II. A.
Tucker, A. +. Bossingham. o.
M. Early, A. l.. Kitterman, Geo.
Frazier, 6. H. Struve, r. Z.
Mclaughlin, NJ. 9. Hartzer, }.
A. Miller. John Inner, w. T.
Morton. J. NJ. Humphrey. Geo.
w. Shuck, John r. Bell Insur.
gent candidate for treasurer,
j, +. Craig, A. r. Chase.
That petition with those nam en-
on it IL now on tile Ia the county
auditors office. Dan Lambs
name would have been on it had
he been home when IL was circu.
lated.
Linn Davis told Geo. Shuck
last week that the Crawford
campaign committee promised
Boss Pratt u, coo 70 carry Char.
Les Mix county. Linn, you
ought 70 b . little more discreet
and mot tell such tales when
others around.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

d H Harris and wife 10 Ber.
tha M Reimer lots 1912 blk -
Platte-3O00
John Hopkins and wife 70
Woodbury. w Sparks W. ~ sec.
IL So 06--l40O
George Mcbride 70 G e F1oete
NV nwAne nv - 81 64-24;0
| w 4 Heaton and wife to Rsan
Vanderheidsn. mel sec 25 100 81
5000
Sampson H Galloway 70 Ellen
Boothley 50 ne sec 9 81 &C. as0t
George Frazier and wife "a
Ellen Boothley, lot / sec 5 = lots
l&2 sec Q 90 6-6i0o
Joseph W Linkhart and wife
to Eimore w Horst Und Int
ne ne sec 2l SO 64&lots 5,6,7,sx9
aud Sc seAns sw sec 70 90 o., L
Joseph w Linkhart aud wife
TO Tbaker T Linkhart Und 4 In,
ne ne sec q 50 64 and lots 5,6,7.
8 and 9 and Sc sc and ne sw .. c
26 9s 64-l
Joseph w Lnkhart and wife
to Ellnore w Hurst Und . Int
NJ NV sec l3 SEA. 50 re sec Ia
NV Sc sec % and sw 90 and 50
sw sec % 95 "a and NJ So sec 13
06 65-1
Joseph w Linkhart and wife
to Thaker + Linkhart Und4 Int
n2 NV sec 13 SEA. 50 ne sec Ia,
NV Sc sec % and sw % and e.
sw % IS "a and NJ se 13 50 65-l
Thaker T Linkhart and wife
to Elmore w Hurst Und2 Int n2
sw sec % 81 GO Except r Of WI
Thaker + Linkhart and wife
to Joseph w Linkhart, Undi Int
NJ sw sec % 81 66 Except r Of
WI
Thacker T Linkhart and wife
to Joseph w Lnkhart Und : Int
81 sw sec 95 64--1
Thaker T Linkhart 10 Elmore
w Hurst UDd ? Int 50 sw sec
l 95 64-l
George LaPlant and wife TO
Nike Ryle. NV Sc sec II 96 Ga
1900
George w Rouse and wife TO
John Soukup, lot 1854 sec IL 95
63-94O
George NJ Babcock TO Hattie
J Babcock 50 sw sec 81 95 81
23OO
Ralph Oar: to George NJ Bah.
cock, lots 90 aud lots 344xsw4
sec 16 81 64-l
ALA Smith 10 Elmore w Hurst
Und2 Int NV swAsw NV sec 81
and NV sw, sw NV sec - 95 Ga
and n2 se, ne sw sec 33 81 65&ne
ne sec IS 50 81 Lats 4 and 5 and
SO sw sec 32 81 81 and ne sw and
se NV sec 5 96 IS, Except r of
WI
ALA Smith TO Joseph w and
Thsker T Linkhart Uud 2 Int
nv sw, sw NV sec p and NV sw
sw NV sec "a 95 u and NJ Sc, ne
sw sec 3S 81 65. NJ ne. sec IS 90
u Lots 4 and 3 and se sw sec b.
% "a and ne sw, sc NV sec 5 VI
%. Except r Of WI
Louisa Cournoyer ct al 10 W
Mcfarland, ne4 sec 5 20 O.
5000. .68
William Spotted Eagle ct al, n
Henry D Giedd. ne NV. se nw
sec / 95 62-2373
/ Mark Patterson ct al 10 Joh a
IT Campbell ! Frank Trum DO,
mel sec Z 93 62-366O
Huto and wife 70 Q r Floete.
W. NV sec 25 81 64-2222
Moses Williams ct al 10 James
A Wagner = John + Homer se4
sec 4 81 65-426S
Sinteinkpawin ct Il 10 John w
Steckman. W. NV sec Is and NJ
NV sec - 81 62--31O0
Lake Andes Townsite Co 70 A
F Buche, Lot II klk 10 L. Andss.
10
AC Colledge and wife to Harm
De Boer. se4 sec 30 80 67.-580l
DAVID Zephier 6r 70 George
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

Rapidly increasing prescrip:
ton business shows the quality
Of our work. Bring your next
one to US. City Drug Store, Op.
|posite First State Bank.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

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amcs - essa es~0 psox1anr
nAsses.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

Good lArming haaed e eean1
principles of sciones onA peac-
tics. was never noss tapor1nns
or pro0tahle than now. Iho
Homestsad, a agrioalensal 81
live stock paper pnh1k1hoa Gsogy
Th1r11Ay - IL 110lnoa IouA
u ths bset exponses q 80
farming. The Ho0ooAsa1 =
editsd BY fArmsss wtD hso 49,
and operate their own lneme
right here Ia Tho mt6dle Wooa
% that tlheir teachines aro 1hor-
oughly practical Il hns -
partmsnis desoesd - hor.
ticulturc. poultry. sheep, dairy.
veterinary: laws affecting fAr-
mers, current eyeuta. hOuso
and home. Sunday schnol -
son. editorial comUonA live
farm gossip esc- and its con.
tributeSs include ahie and Soc
cessful farmers and sxperiaens
station experts throo9hoat the
WCsl Many farners = this
vicinity are airsady snbscihsss
for shs Homestead and III ohon1d
oe: . whatever adda - ohe
practical knowledee ot NJ 6nr-
mes increAse ths valae AZ land
and enhAnoes the peoopoetoy
- ah.A ssssm smu~ke~v 49,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

Frank 8 Strohbehn 70 q vsrn
stephens. Lot s blk 10 Catholic
c add 70 Wagner--y50
John w Harding and wife q
Ellen Evans. Lots 10, II and II
blk - IN HArdiags lss odd 4
Andes- 675
Mary r Spider et q, 10 Min.
nia X Potter. ~ nv sec n 81 o.
1851. 20
Minnie + Potter 10 Joseph "
Llnkhark. sw nv sec "a 06 6a-l
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Now that IL In time for the
spring rains Is 10 alao time t<
get ycur eavespouting attended
10. See d. II. Cross for first.
class work. a-lO
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-29

Fnr sala. House $500 barn
l0x&8; chicken h0usA. three
acres VI land, ! acre fsncsd, bill.
ancs may b used - gArdea aad
II 81 with fruit and shads tEoes
Located In South Wagner. Will
b sold chap loe oash Il taksa
immediaAely. 4. G. Hemeyer.
Tho next exAminAtiO0 tor
teachers ceru1caAee will boheld
n Csddes April 8 al -.
Eighth srada sxamiaalioas vill
b hsld sinultaasously u Pla1te.
0sddes. Lake Andes. Waee
and Wheeler My "a 90
0lisis Haeroa O. - !
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FURNITURE NEWS



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Mohave County miner., 1908-04-04
Mine Warning Notice.
'hom it May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Silver Queen mining and millsite claims, designated by the Surveyor General as lots No. l29 and l2l9 B; the EvaI gelist Lake mining claim designated by the Surveyor General as lot No. 1918; the Arnold lode mining claim designated by the Surveyor General as lot No. 40; the Genera Lee lode mining claim, designated by the Sur veyor General as lot No. 39; the Hubbard Lode Consolidated mining claim, designated by the Surveyor General as lot No. fl. and the Prince, Dire Necessity, Cricket, Tough Nut, White Cross and Live Yankee mining claims. situated in Cedar Valley mining district, Mohave Coun- ty. Arizona Territory. are being worked under contract agreement, and that neither the said mines or mining claims or buildings, mills. machinery. implements. fixtures or improve ments made or to be made therein or thereon, or any property of the Cedar Valley Mining Company or the undersigned owners thereof will be liable or responsible for any labor, ma Jerial or debt contracted. or injuries sustained by any employer or employee in working or improving said properties; and that no em. plOyer or employee is the agent of the owner for any purpose. and that all operatives en- gage in such servlce at their own risk, and that no debt or claim or debt is valid against said mine or mining claims or property, or the owners thereof.
 CEDAR VALLEY MINING COMPANY,
 I. M. GEORGE, Agt.,
 kingman, A. T Ki3gman, Arizona, December 8, 19O6
 First insertion Dec p 1906
Mohave County miner., 1908-04-04
Mine Warning Notice.

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Sunshine mine No. ? North No. North. and No. 1 North Blackberry mining claims, also the Sun- shine mill site situated in the Peacock mining district. Mohave County, Arizona Territory are under bond and lease to parties working the same, and that neither the mines, buildings. machinery tools, fixtures or improvements made, or to be made thereon. or any property of the undersigned owner thereof will be liable or responsible for any labor. material, or debts contracted. or injuries sustained by any em- ployer or employee in working or improving said property and that no employer or em- ployee is the agent of the owner for any pur pose. and that all operatives engage in such service at their own risk and that no debts or claims are valid against said mining claims. mill sites, or any property connected herewith or the undersigned owner thereof.
 w. B. RIDENOUR. Blackberry Ariz., April 3rd, 1907.
 First insertion April 6, l907-March llth. 1908.