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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF PROPOSALS FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
 SUBWAY.

Notice is hereby given that bids for the construction of the subway cording to plans and specifications oIl file in the office of the city engineer of the City of Bisbee, will be received by the city clerk up to and including Saturday, November 21, 1908, at D o'clock p. m., at which time the same will be opened by. the mayor ano common council
 Proposals must be enclosed in seal ed envelopes and be accompanied DS certified check for five per cent of the bid to insure that the bidder will en' ter into the contract for the amount bid. The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Dated Nov. 10, 1908.
 c. ". HICKS, City Clerk
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Open today fer business, the old reliable Mosher's meat market, Tomb stone Canyon. near Castle oRck. 920
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If you are going to Sylvanite write Or wire Ernest F. Bennett. HachiIa for automobile service. Cars meV, all trains.
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TURF SALOON FOR SALE.
 The Turf saloon, Main St., for sale Apply to Letson & Kline. s1s
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Bids for the remodelling of the Fair Store warehouse will be opened at the Fair Store on Tuesday. Nov r, at 800 D. n. The owners re serve the right 10 reject any or all bids.
 FRANKENBERG BROS. & NEWMAN, 93I F. C. HURST, Architect
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WARNING.

Winter is near. See the Independ- snt Fuel and Feed Co, phone 2S5.
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FOR SALE

Old papers, z5c. per hundred. Ap Ily Review office.
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IMMEDIATE RESULTS

FOR RENT-Two rooms, furnished
 for light housekeeping. No child ren. Phone 125. Mason House,
 Lowell. $40
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SCHEDULE

NORMAN CARMICHAEL
 Asst Gen1 Supt A. T. THoMPsON,
 Treasurer. CLIFTON. A. T. pHOFEseioNAL CARDe
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FOREIGNERS MARRY.

Christmas Candy at the Alhambra.
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FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply Walter Greasy, 64 Mason Hill, or phone 22O.
 936
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KNIGHTS OF THE MAceABEEs,
 TENT No. 8. Meeting nights, first and third Mon days, Medigovich Hall. Visiting Sir Knights are invited te attend.
 P. J. MCCULLOUGH, Com.
 B. A. WILKINSON, R. K.
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THE THOMAS SCHOOL

FOR GIRLS. w,ite For Catalogue
 SAN ANT ON1C- TEX AS
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FOR RENT-4 room house in Johnson Addition $15 month. J. E. T. St.,
 Johnson Addition. S1x
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
BILL TO REPEAL
THE TIMBER ACT
Senator BOrah Preparing Measure
Along Administrations
Views.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Sen-
ator Borah of Idaho today introduce
ed bill absolutely repeating the
timber and stone act. He offers
no alternative plan for disposition
of the public timber, but is in con-
ference with Secretary Garfield and
is getting the bill where it provides
a practical means of disposing OF
government timber on fair basis
and shuts -off the possibility of
false entry, and at the same time
sitpulates that money derived ON
government timber shall, as
now, go to the reclamation funds.
This bill is not yet shaped up,
but il is likely that 1T will dispose
of the timber either at stumpage
value or at public sale under the
direc tion of the secretary of the in
terror.
The government is to retain title
to the land and sell only the mature
timber cut on land to be opened to
homestead entry When the bill
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06

There is unique display in the
show window of the Bailey Sif-
fert-Garrett company of the num-
erous prizes taken during the past
year by MIR. CARROTS herd of Short
Horns.
Perhaps the most highly priced
of all the premiums is the purple
ribbon at the top of the display
deuotiug Slippers - undisputed
supremacy amongst the cows of the
United States, a position achieved
at the Denver show. 1t is doubtful
if any herd in the entire country
has carried off SO many premiums
in SO short time.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
new ROAD FOR
SOUTHERN IDAHO
Chicago, Milwaukee ( St, Paul Has
an tye on this Section Of
the State.

BOISE, FEB. 2.-Can II be that
the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul
will build a branch road from the
northern part of this state to the
southern part, thus giving the long
desired north and south Idaho road !?
That this road is contemplating
operations in southern Idaho is the
conclusion drawn by those who know
of later developments, which are
that the company has oroered re-
preventative in this city to secure
complete data as to the resources
mineral, timber and agricultural
of the southern section Of the Gem
state.
The railroads. representative sew
eral days ago began the work of
collecting htc desire data and al
ready has much of it prepared to be
sent to the company's head office.
This representative knows nothing
more than that he has been called
upon to secure the data which he is
now getting together, but the fact
that, the information should be call
ed for is taken to mean only one
thng-that the road is contemplat-
ing the construction of line
through this section.
The Chicago Milwaukee ST. Faul
now has about 5000 men at work
building a line through northern
Idaho. The road has large num-
bre of men at work in Washington
and is now operating about 20 miles
of line in Montana. The grade ir
the gap between ecmpany's lines
Montana and North Dakota. it i:
expected, will be finished withir
six months time.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06

According to the annual sheep
census of the National Association
of Wool Manufacturers, Idaho ranks
third in the nation in the amount of
wool grown. and fourth in size of
flocks. The figures given are for
1907 and show that the Gem State,
with 2, 500, 600 sheep produced in
7-pound fleeces, 7,250, 600 pounds
Of wool in the grease, the shrinkage
being 81 per cent or 5,692, 500
pounds of clean wool. This brought
S3,757,O5O to the growers, an aver
age of 66c per pound.
The sheep census of the National
Wool Manufacturers is accepted as
authoritative by the department OF
agriculture. They place the num-
Der of sheep in the United States
fit for shearing at as, 864, 932, COM
pared with SO, $40, 7o8 the proceed
ing year, very slight gain indeed.
Decreases are to be found in some OF
the grazing states because of larger
shipments than usual last fall, due
to the attractive prices obtainahlc
for both wool and sheep. In some OF
the states of the east and middle
west, however, the numbers nave
increased. These facts seem to
show an increasing interest in sheep
raising in So ctions where years age
the largest numbers were to be
found. Prices were high again for
all kinds of sheep stock, and but for
his. with a contraction of the
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
ASKS FOR MORE
CAREY ACT LAND
Senator Hepburn Asks for Another
Million Acres for Gem
State.

Washington, Feb. Senator
Hepburn has introduced a resolu-
tion setting forth the fact that the
state of Idaho has taken up its allot-
ment of 1000, 900 acres of land
under the Carey land act; that
there is large acreage in the state
susceptible of reclamation under
that act and providing that an
additional million acres be placed
at the disposal of the state.
Senator Borah introduced a bill
today authorizing the secretary OF
the interior to issue patent to the
board of Episcopal church missions
for 100 acres of land donated
to it by the Indians. The lands
are in section 80, township 4,
range "a, Bingh am county.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06

was reticent about talking of the
evidence accumulated by him,
but he made general statement
that he had possession of papers
upon which alleged forgeri-s were
made that would foot up between
$40, 600 and $50,0 Asked
how long these Irregularities had
been going on he replied, sfor
more than three years.
Among the papers Mr.. Koelsch
has in his possession are said
to be several on which the name
of c. c. Anderson is alleged to
have been forged, and it IS said
the name Of the Ashland Lurn-
ber company, was also used freely.
On another note, it is alleged,
the name of D. r. Hubbard was
fraudulently signed, the amount
of the note being for $1,000.
With very few exceptions the
notes are made payable to the
Capital State bank, there being
but one instance to the contrary.
1t is claimed that Mr.. Sewell had
a note in his possession for $4,000
which had been fixed up'' for
him since Mr.. Neal returned from
Portland. This note, it is under
stood, was given to Mr.. Sewcll BY
Mr.. Neal as security or in part Sc
curity for loan, and it was signed
Ashland Lumber company, &C.
c. Anderson. -
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WILL WATER 5000
ACRES NEAR MORA
Company Formed to Irriaate Big
Tract--.LOcaI Man Is
Interested.

Nampa, Feb. 8. Norman E. Ellis
of this city has been instrumental
in perfecting plans for reclama-
tion scheme TO cover some 5000
acres of and in the country between
Mora and Owyhee.
The reservoir site. which is in
two parts, is at Owyhec station
on the Short Line, about 20 miles
east of this city and the land to be
w altered lies west of there. All the
land between Mora and Oywhec can
be covered by the project.
However. it is only intended to
cover about 5000 acres at the pres
ent time.
Associated with Mr.. Ellis in the
project are L. ]. Weaver of Noun
tain Home, F. r. Weaver of Owy-
hee and j. E. Weaver of Ogden.
Each of these gentlemen has made
desert filings on leo acres OF land
and Mr.. Ellis has one S0-acre de-
sert filing under the project.
The surveys of the reservoir sites.
in two bodies tsve been perfected,
plans are ready and the work will
be begun on the project at once.
I Teams and equipment for the work
are ready ami it is the intention to.
have the work we'll under way
next spring.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
new CLUB Is
ENTERTAINED
Meet at Home of Mrs. Dudley and
have a very enjoyable
time.

One of the most de1ig htful and
successful events of in the history
of the Kensington club took place
Tuesday afternoon when the men,
bers were entertained by Mrs. w.
H. Dudley at her beautiful home
on Bennett street. 1t was an after
noon which will be long remcm-
bercd as one of the most enjoyable
that has ever occurred in Noun
tain Home club circles. A dainty
and delicious luncheon which in
itself would have established Mrs.
Dudley's reputation as most adj
mirable hostess, was served dur :
ing the afternoon Those present
were.
Mrs. Lamberton, Mrs. Utiey,
Mrs. DR.. Mather, Mrs. Or. w
o. King, Mrs. Mineau, Mrs.
Hougen, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs.
Watts, Mrs. Rhoades, Mrs Siffert,
Mrs. Beach, Miss Grain
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF ELMoRE COUNTY
MoUNTA1N HOME, IDAHO FERRuARY 8. leoe.

chimney and also vcntilating the
room in promoting an air current
which draws off the impure air
and forces it from the room.
1t is claimed that the Hawkins
arr draft and ventilator" will save
from 25 to 80 per cent of the fuel !;
it prevents the stove from putting
or exploding and prevents SCOT from
accommodating in the chimney
Mr.. Hawkins has given the at
tacn nmnent thorough trial on diff
ferent kinds of stoves, including
both ranges and heaters and is COLI
WINGED of its merits.
He has made application to the
patent office at Washington and if
the patent is obtained, efforts will
be made to put it on the market as
soon as arrangements can be made
for its manufacture.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
CASHIER NEAL OF BOISE
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
Official of Capital State Bank Is Under Ar
rest on Charge of Forging
PrOmisOry Notes.

BOISE, Feb. Sat nine O'Clock
at his home at corner of Fifteenth
and Hayes streets, in Boise, Horace
E. Neal, former cashier of the sus-
pended Capital State bank, of that
city, was placed under arrest on the
charge of forgery. The warrant
was served by Chief OF Police Ben
Francis and Deputy Sheriff Siggins
was with him. The complaint was
made by Prosecuting Attorney
Chas. F. Koclch, upon information
and belief before Justice of the
Peace w. II. Savige.
Upon the statement of DR.. H.
P. Ustick, who was summoned to
the Neal home immediately upon
the arrival of the officers, that
Mr.. Neal's physical condition
would not permit his leaving the
house last night without great dam
ger, Mr.. Neal was permitted to
remain at his home under the cons
tant guard of an officer. Mr.. Siggins
remained during the early part of
Special Officer Bostwick. The spe-
cific charge upon which Mr.. Neal
was arrested was the alleged for
gerry of the name of ]. L. Scwell to
a promisory note for the sum of
$500, which note the indorsc
ments show, was discounted by the
Chase National bank of New York
City.
Prosecuting Attoraey Kocisct,
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To Our Subscribers

The amended postal laws of the United States which
into effect January 1st 1908 requires that
shall be sent through the mails except upon the payment OF
transient secondcass postage unless is paid within
year of mailing This makes it necessary for us
to strike from list all delinquent subscribers and
rapidly possible put the subscription list on cash basis
as course afford pay postage to violate the
law accommodate those who in All papers
given reasonable time to adjust their business
this basis trust those of who know your
selves behind with your subscription will make effort
to settle up and if possible pay year in advance
The Maverick is the only real live paper IN Elmore
County, and propose to make better as time goes on
with many new and interesting features added.
1t will always be found in the very front row battling
the interests of the people and will lend every as
sistance within power for tbs upbuding of Noun
tain Home Elmore County and the State of Idaho.
We are now revising mailing list, you know
are indebted The Maverick, please aid by paying
and if possible pay one year in advance.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
RUSHFELDT WINS
IN CONTEST CASE
United States Land Office Decision
Is in Favor of the
COnteSteeS.

Boise, Ian. 3d. Register Will
lam Balderston and Receiver Fred
". Tinker of the Boise United
States Land office Yesterday handed
down their first decisions in con-
test cases. Both cases involved
desert entries, and we're brought
on the grounds that the con-
testees were not bona fide residents
of the state of Idaho. On the show
ing made by the entrymeu the con-
tests were dismissed,
In the case of John S. Johnson VS..
Oluf N. Rushfeldt, involving entry
No. 2325, for the east half, section
321, township a south, range 6 east,
it was shown that Rushfeldt, by
various witnesses, had repeatedly
stated that it was his intention to
make Idaho his home. Ms. Rush
feldt, wife of the contestee, testified
they came to Idaho intending to
live IL the state, and that inten-
ton had never been changed, since
the entry was made in January,
1905. The decision says in closing :
ssThat in the substance of the
testimony which rests the conten-
ton of the contestee thar he is
resident citizen of the state OF
Idaho. There Is practically no tes-
timony to show that Rushfeldt
went to California soon after max
ing this entry and remained there
several months. He purchased q
house there in which they lived
This he still owned at the time OF
the hearing, but it was listed for
sale. He and his wife both testi'
fled they did not intend when they
went to Califorin, to make theii
home there. but that at that mt
and at all times, intended to main
tain their home in Idaho
The other case, Christian n
Wasom VS. Emma A. Rushfeld'
wife of the contestee in the abov'
case, involving entry No. 1916, TO
the west half section 81, town
ship a south, range 6 east, involves
practically the same testimony an
the decision was the same in dis
missing the contest
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
IDAHO THIRD IN THE
PRODUCTION OF WOOL
Stands Fourth in Size of FIoCkS---0utrdnkS
All But Two in the Union in
Gross Production.

range, the total increase of the
entire country would have been
consider ably larger
The season of 1907 was unusual
in some respeo ts- For the first
time in several years no consider
able quantity of wool was con-
tracted for on the sleeps back.
This year few, if any, buyers have
appeared in Montana before May,
and the great bulk of the clip was
purchased late liz June. This hold
ing off of buyers, though attribut-
able tc combine to depr css
prices, was nothing more than lea
sonable timidity. Early in the
year the business outlook was far
from encouraging The prospect
for good crops was far from reassur-
ing; merchants were unable to dis
pose of scasonable goods, owing to
the backwardness of the spring, and
high rates prevailed for money.
THESE factors, combined with the
extreme views held by all growers
and small profits made by dealers
the previous season, had strong in
fluencc in determining the course
of the dealers. Their inactivity
was simply business prudence at {
time when many signs suggested
conservative action. Less money
was made this year than last
and many only saved themselves
by the quick turnover. Manu-
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06

man twenty-five years old, died
Friday morning, january 81, of
Tuberculosis at the home of his
brother in this city. The deceased
had arrived from Chicago only a
few weeks ago and came here in
the hope of benefitting his health
He is SUI vived by a bI other and two
sisters all residents of Mountain
Home. The funeral services were
conducted at the house by Rev. c.
E. Mason, and the body inferred in
the Mountain Home cemetry.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
GET MORE MONEY
INTO CIRCULATION
City Fathers Get Together and pay
Some of the Clty's
Bills.

The village council met ia rcgu-
lar session Feb. a, with Members
Whitson, Weaver, Rhoades and Ey-
ster present. The chairamn being
absent, Whitson was elected chair
man pro. tenn.
The minutes of several meetings
in January were read and on mo-
tion approved.
The following bills we're examin-
ed and ordered paid out of the fol-
lowing funds:
General Fund.
L. L. Spring brush and signs $1.8
J "A. Purtill securing copy
of ordinances 2o.85
]. A. Siffert recording deed
and 81 to Gmy Assn.
fund for deed 2.25
A. Stevens salary as mar
shall 500
Sol Newcomer, justice fees 600
r. w. Smith merchandise $50
]. w. Caldwell lumber etc. 34.84
Commercial Club, hall
rent for Nov. Dec.
Jan. Feb. 4O.OO
VIM. Simpson, work on en-
gine house $50
Geo. Britton care of en-
g,ne house $50
Street Fund.
T. Z Evans rebate or, inn
I pounded stock 7. sc
W. r. Coates, street work 10. 0C
John Horgan, street work Loo
( BY motion of Weaver, seconded
by Rhoades, the claim of the Noun
tain Home Electric company for the
sum Of $l12. 20 for lights tor Janu
airy, was laid on the table
BY motion of Rhoades, petition
signed by j. A. Eyster and 18 othei
citizens, requesting the placing o
a 30 candle power electric light a
the corner ot Tate street and Stan
field avenue was granted and
light ordered placed and maintaine.
there.
Ordinance No. 81, enti tied. Al
Ordinance Providing for the Pay
mcnt Of License 10 the Villag
of Mountain Home for Selling G
Spirituous Liquors within the Cor
poratc Limits of the Said villag
of Mountain Home,'' was place
up for it's second reading.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
USEFUL INVENTION

]. H. Hawkins of the Racket
Store has succeeded in inventing a
device which, he believes, will be
a great fuel saver, health promoter
and labor saver
The device consists of a small
piece of common stove pipe which
he attaches to the first joint OF the
stove pipe. This new joint is SO
arranged as to draw the cold air in
to the pipe, the oxygen consuming
the carbon, thus utilizing much OF
the fuel that ccsapes out of the
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06

is finally sgreed upon Senator
Borah will introduce and press it,
but prior to this he wants the tim
Der and stone act repealed, as he
regards it as impracticable and
conducive to fraud. Once the exist
ing law is repealed, congress will
be quick enough to enact prscti-
cable substitute.
In this matter Senator Borah is
carrying out tS administration
views.
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WARRANT CALL.

will pay upon presentation the
following Elmore county warrants:
Current Expense, 1907; No. SOY
to 72o inclusive.
Road Fund, 1907; No. SIS to iio
inclusive.
Office of the County Treasurer at
the Citizens State Bank, Mountain
Home, Idaho.
r. w. SMITH,
County Treasurer
Jan. 9th, 1908.
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Monday evening Miss Grain en-
tertained Miss Brady, Miss Adams,
Miss Ruby Mellen, Mr.. Mack, Mr..
Marhoffcr, Mr.. Vincent of Mich
igan and Mr.. Osborne, at the resi-
dence OF Karl Hougcn. A very de-
lightful time was reported.
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BY motion Of Weaver, seconded
by Rhoades, the council adjoui ned
until Tuesday, Feb. /, for the fur
ther transaction of any business
that might properly come before tho
council.
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Young Man Dies.

Carl Harmon Helgram, young
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Prosecuting Attorney Koelsoh
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-18
Mines, Mills and Mining.

Custer county is of the richest mining sections world
but at present needs better transportation and capital
It's rich mining districts In states and territories
and agriculture though progressing hand in hand
independent of each other The farmers wdened by
the miner to be but relying home consumption ex
cusVey he can exist and prosper but this county
and farmer depend upon each other
moment call the attention of the capitalist of the most
important mining districts and mines in the county, viz aa
with its great copper mnes Morgan creek creek lead and
silver mines Bayhore district with its famous Ramshorn Sya
and dozens of rich eadver gold bearing mines
Flat Centennial Flat East Fork Clayton Slate creek THOMPSON
creek Robinson Barr Stanley Basin with placer quartz Fish
& g mnes sheep Mountain and Seaoam, with their
Oh h eadver mnes Loon creek placer gold quartz min
es Washington Basin gold Mines celebrated Yankee Fork
district which godsver embraces within its confines
VI the most prominent producers time being
he Lucky Boy and Yankee Fork Custer county has
Quartz mills and smeltersfve quartz mills at Custer dredge
2oat and mill at Staney smete commentator at Bay
morse ana new 0oon smeter at Macay Custer county has
nearly oo located mining claims and yet the region has not
been half prospeced. ~ n.y.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-18
Notice of Forfeiture.
KErcmUM, Blaine County, Idaho, !
E..hr,,a.. -, "a tnng I

KErcHUM, Blaine County, Idaho, !
February 3rd, 1908.
To ISAAC n. DAILY, his heirs, assigns
orlegal representatives
You are hereby notified that l have
expended Two Hundred Dollars (SaOO)
in labor upon the
"OCHER"
lode mining claim, situate in Seafoam
Mining District, Custer County, Idaho,
in order to hold said premises under
the provisions of Section 2324 Revised
Statutes of the United States, being
the amount required to hold the same
for the years ending December 3ist,
1906 and 1907.
And II within ninety 800 days after
the full publication of this notice you
fail to contribute and pay to me Your
proportion of such expenditure, and
cost of this notice, as co-owner, your
interests in said claim will become the
property of the subscriber under said
Section 9324.
CHARLES CRANE.
First publication Feb. 18th, 1908.