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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21
School LGw.

Tie compulsory education ltN
pfNi5es that children from S 10 IL
years shah 6 10 school from three
to SIS men,hs each successive year
AZ the discretion q To- school boaft
SAYS ulspateh Il Isma3ethe 1uty
athe school board Is furnish oe
county urefniendeni ls, q Ell
ehldan between th ae q sand
10 years n the 10s,iet IS vel IS
those n siieniente Bafls q
education a cites o Incorporated
towns may appoint onf s. m@e
tfaani officers 20 enforce the pro.
visions { this a.. Tie laW aIso
pfoedastha parents Who 8p %
needy Circumstances may g. ea-
bud t0f loss 0l wages q Their
children uh.ic attending school, 6
the same IS recommended by the
county superintendent This IS 60
be paid hy tie county 0mmsslo.
nefs. 4 fine f nOt leSs than SO
q moJe than so IS to be imposed
iof any violation q tie law
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21
Same Old Story.

Last lucsagv, says an exchange,
a >uaerf came e. town carrying q
small atlhs' a88 abann HeVent
mm eHe If our Iesd.ag grocery
stores ana purchased all the white
haBafy ap the firm bad and pre-.
eeeaed 90 Jn ths fut-gcmt bars into
small squares each bu making
aboat twenty small squares After
Narr.agthe small square paper
aaJ placing thm n hs atehe he
rf0ael an empty cracker box.
tansj 90 Hs old banjo. Wal9edt0a
street 5orne and heran "a make q
big fgss He soon had Iafee crowd
around h.m and ait,r telling fe0
pfoianf tales hs proceeded t0 teI
fhe people about the wonderful soap
he had The same uid scene We
witness every ieN days followed.
Men crowded and iammed each
othefto get q chance i6 buy these
small packages az ten cents each
He gave q second performance in
tbe evening and fully IS large a
crowd q eager buyers q fake wares
greeted him.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21
Buds Nose

IA N.zAtssse Tsa5es.E :. .a.....ts
st. rsr ms 49, h m
,,4afHes ars tfb ek
t ~e lr,,.s st..a
po pffeH.g.f
ale sa.aee
"A t.e +
4tet p
ts.4 ~
ns s., t E4f ....
ts.t % sss.,s.
,s
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21
Restrictions N. G.

4 dispatch 'ram Oklahoma City
slvs Restrictions 81 the Sale %
lands ftl Five CNlsea ifbrs was
FVena h8r3 bloN 10 ludg loee
division & tee district laat when .
demurrer ass sustained against thr
plaintiff Is thr case y FHlet against
Davis alleging breach warranty
81 TIE gfoan3 that Seminole lH
dan could a convey. Attorney J
q. Davis represented Gee defense
and vi MlCann tH plaintiff
'la igUi th Five Civilized tnoe
wefe maas citizens s. ih United
states 0tbaU theHgh's pdslledge
ana muuates 81 citizenship
says DaNh Hence the supposed re-
staeiIans are q msttef 81 the past
andth1 attempted guardianship s.
the government has % longer valid
standing 40 the suits of this char
actor arc very BENEFICIAL 10 that,
they e1usc such lands o. become
taSable an1 productive in ihe hands
a white oWners
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21

sbatareareai erred de % the stage.
asranee lt IN a cone 81 si6rg
told by the different characters
and presents it GA iae platform.
thus furnishing 8 moral and Hu
ta.ec'aal substitute or she
theatre The characters are
acted out made real living
people no wies, no scenery. no
costume % grease paint or
other accessories ace employed.
bat You are made @ see tie play
as rIyldiy a~ though acted by a
company % competent players.
You hear Is win an artistic
unity a deiluitsness OF purpose
and 10 an atmosphere impossible
20 any stage performance
Among the plays DE viii present
this year are "The Man ~ tue
Hour and The Lion and me
MOUSE luterest n the eomiar
assembly "a FiuIta Is Increasing
Opening date IS Jnly 18th and
the program simply superb
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21
First Hanging.

Tn ass saturday 4 6p ~. the
district eoafi f0aM Nas sFuN 3et e
suifoSagoa ie witness the passing &
~ sentence 4 hV apan lahn l'en-
k.ns iof Ire mm8er 3 lena Gag
aeat pewa January sth, ass
Ih PRISONER &as apparently calm.
bli quite PALE as he faced the Judge
sha a3atsWa the prisoner in SUCH
: manner IS e. noi Eeaee s 1fy eye
ia the aa aadenge
fhs eoadcmmet mans ueo little
sons and laughter Nen present, and
ths iaei ,eeme3 % base Impressed
fses upon ialge BioWn. .1nd b aas
es.bIy aitecie Attorney anl su1-
aefs broke 3Mn and pated their
hands ,e tiltfeys rs tsshffom them
tae tears lhH emlJ aat 3sfe feA
Ths, sheriff Stell w bass the
duty 10 perform 9 spfegngthe ffst
uap a. q &gai banging b uhe rev
state ui Oklahoma. seems e te 8
fofeQne aneIasan. a.taoagh
- muf3egei Il ChNtasha ha> been
convicted u luaee Mahos cear.
tlitbs actual sentence has Hol as
yr, been pronounced en- bm, lhe
matter having gone to the slrfene
eolu o. afieshneal poni
fhr Ottawa county has us Hs
fortune e. witness hang ne thus
early IN statehood 70 b 5,pluet
as this section oaeei ~ mosf lsa-
abiding regions 81 The neu stats ans
has efien eeeaIeterfedto IS 4 Gaa-
fearing and sotef community
John Hopkins has uetolt'y
been driven 20 ihe awful 1eed be
committed through strong Drink hls
iovea which has caused rs down.
tall and destruction. added s. the
iniatuaiIon!igr the gd BE- Murdered,
Who's fand q mafface aas aentt
hIm
Th execution viii take pagt n
June 10Th. ana 0iil a0ubi'ess ~
private, cards q adm sson. te.ne
gwen rs t4t iee Il witness lhc
scene when John Hopkins pags tle
reaalgy Nlth hs lie.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21

populaF bishops In tl1e 81 Il
church aud one oi the strongest
pulpit orators Ia Amefea and
alil8elivsrhis world wide famous
lecture sl.ifc and ihe Bae at
oar chfuiauQna bishop Sic.
noweH IS president g the Re,
Ngous Educational .ai8uB
gf Amerea was formerly chan
ca1Dr 81 the University of ueu-
ser. and !, a memter of the rs.
transitional e'ommltiee of thy
81 6. a aud president - the
Board oi Trustees 0f the great
Northwestern University
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21
Katy Wreck

Im mhtoana ksir ilyt was
wrecked Friday neat Mas6ogee 81
a hea5-oa collision 0th nofth-
bound tfeeht lame> Ianshan.
eaEfnet 80 the freight engine anj
William We>t. aa pfessmesseuecr
h0ta s. Parsons were killed. A
numh g Passengers were injured.
none fatally several thousand
persons from Maskogee went to
the scene So tes The wrecked
engines fbe FLYER Wasioay minutes
hte and vas going at TIE rate q 81
miles an hour.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21
Edward P. Elliot.

Edward = Ellioilo oiSanawlch,
Mass. who has made such = con.
spleipas success 1t the big East.
ern hausauqnas has been secnr
ed for our assembly Mf. Elliotts
Chagia0qua work j. unique lie
fases a modern plsy, eonhning
his work 70 those productions
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21
Bishop Mcdowell.

Our Chauianquans are 81 de-
lighted 10 learn iha. Bishop Nc
Dowell oi the II. f Church Is 20
appear at our big assembly IN
July and Bishop Mcdowell will
DC given A hearty reception -
thai time. Genial bishop
Mcdowell il one Of tbs most
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21
Fus FixicO's 5 Letter.

~ AieA fpesf W inatAt journal
Sof was rokpsfsa Misso want to
know il Swnyhfook was any kin to
senator Brook. az nos Gun he ten
1m. Wei, So they Uss 30 lsln 10
enc 'nmhel Ibm. maybe So. they
was good frien's socially Z
Iol,patka Mao be- didn't knou
g. better ard think Sannybrooif
aas man, a. BOT 0un was had
lots o' fan out him beioge he ses
wise An Wol Warrior an' Keno
hallo didn't know no bs.tief neither,
an think sannyhFoolS uas a young
boy from keaillky. llse Hot Gun
say When ,key end oai different
they smoke slow an look way Of
an don't See aoshn % laugh al
baf re N0men folks was fsin
daner aa 1ospba Meeo m'Wolf
Waua sn' koaa Hauo wasn't 81
ieaa eag la aat mabe
lHaa mal ahsn sic nn
a ths ehnaey an th M
kh ntIe kitchen door.
We So HH Coa h 80 9o
20 saw yiAne as different
e siatt lnsh1 b bas
'ean g county sas asteaa
Stomp aaae@ c aH m-
s ase n i eaf
ron8i agead fshig So aot
ne utatee aus referendum an
Iasfa3 mtY ashes oa th bare
back ae w aiy tays 6a Tire 0ek
p s. instead q tbe ume
ehs6y peaaie fh1t aayea o tbe
nooas H after 8srs. set ts~
pa&v aEem
lfs neW KIND q UMslay
pea1ef Was toae oat 3 the poIpa.
au sou cmaian't sec the hack
DTS knees tof ihe ta8o hts coat.
Hsuas pedda s4noybnook, aa' il
vas pot near good as ahtf mule
mssttwsh branch water. fthe new
kIaa q pemny He ss hanar 80
o,H tan 6fe.eata b8g th.s
Saaayhn youeas drink any
0 i ye wasn't accountable for
year mssemeanon f Was tbe
ka1 strong Drink solomon ucst
ea b ien times sn aaed mock
ey fiespafHa Heeo an Wae
Warrior 80 ke9o Hsr0 pay close
unloa - book ig
81 HE Gan be- 81 ea 40 say.
- pg8ae th suaayb,oob
s,f eas r1a,Hcr Hse saY, an
Re hsl ah pe1slers
al soma q iHem vas
Nn Gss "a tmt mafes tbe
more tvaa Naa
a.af eta av ~unytoe 1y5a
8aat at ha s. fH ne eHean
sweaf auas fHe mla Make a
fa a E..f..s .
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21
Craig County Sunday School Association.

The Craig county sunday
school association met ia con.
yenlion 81 Bluelacaei. sunday,
May nth. Assembling a. the
Methodist Episcopal church sith
the sunday school Of that organ
lxasion, and the towns people os
Blnejacket the delegations from
the various sunday schools q
Craig county joined 10 song
service which Was followed By
tine study u the regular lessons
for the day Under the leader
ships of WIN MeCullnm o. Ninita.
who Is president of the county
association. an enjoyable int
eressinr and helpfulsiudy ofthe
lesson was bad. Whe enthusiasm
shown aueured well for NE
success % The convention that
vas 70 follow
Wilb the approach of ihenoon
hour the meeting was brought
toa close and a urain invita-
sion extended 10 dinner n The
school hoass near IS, where the
ladies 81 Blucjaeee had bouni.
fully prepared 10 entertain theif
visitors. and right royalty were
they entertained Mech good
cheer was in evidence and many
wore the words 81 appreciation
a the effort in preparation and
'ie hospitality of lhe slae5atket
people The occasion will BE-
remembered long with pleasure
Ati8o the convention vas
called "a order by Pres Wll
NeCullum Mr Hicks. superin.
tendcnt oi TIE 8lae5ackel n. 4
sunday schools. made the "a
dress of welcome response by
b A. Barnes OF Vinita Reports
were had from the thirty schools
Ct The county, many Of which
were represented by delegates
la the convention Reports we're
given for 3 number 81 schools
cot represented Increased Al.
tendenee and a liyelief interest
was shown 10 be the condition
oi the work over the county
many encouraging things being
told in connection with the pro
gress of the Different lines Of
Sunday seanoi work
Mr John Franklin White Oak
handled Township Organiza
ton 10 an able manner Bus
ness success % day Is won by
wise organization and ~ Frank
90 suggested the fitness that as
much effort should 81 asod to
win souls for Christ a. 10 gain
saccess along material lines. His
words we're keep going. do
10 disband however small your
school the greatest crop eroN
ing today IS the boys and girls
0f oar country Through the
sunday school 81 Franklin pre-
diets Tor them a noble citizenship.
NJ. Franklin IS Vice president
of his Municipal Township AZ Z
reports a strong organization
and good work being done
Ms d d Neville followed
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21

WITH Al interesting paper uh me
"Relation of ihe Local school
% The County organization.
The ke, uotf 5i which Was keep
10 touch for mutual benefit Re
porl al features 81 the work 20
the eonaiy organization. Close
touch tie hope 81 the weaker
ss,isoals.
"Elemenlafy Work was pre-
scented by Mrs } +. peFshine
in > way that marked her as an
able teacher Mr. Pershing said
that tbe necessity q otganIga
ton was absolute Ia order that
the work Of instructIng the prl
maries and juniors might De- ad
yan1Aeeously CARVED out TIE
TEACHER needing special prepare
ton and the pupH . supplement
tars COURSE of study. ~ sqpe
nlenden' 81 Elementary work .n
Craig county Mrs pcuhae
pfoaers be- help % 81 rho ask
Mrs. Isl narroueh Void oE
tbe Home Department apd
what rs Nas doing ior Toe q Il
Sunday ehoo Is o Short bus
helpfuI paper 1he Home De.
partnient great factor Sos
eDoa Is any suudey school and
t6p convention woaldhage GLADLY
known of the work ln other
p.aces had there been time ior
lonee program.
Thomas y. EllEey of she
Louisiana Association has been
sent by that association for sl2
weeks work n oklahoma Nr.
Ellzey IS a former 0klahoman
aud an enthusiastic $ S worker.
His address on Organized s $
work was interesting and help
fol 70 The highest degree He
raised the curtain 90 The Immeu-
slty 81 5. S. work The Worlds
Greatest Naed i 70 know this
law holding up the Book as
is greatest teacher IS the Sun
day school exempllfed His
exhaustive treatment Of The set
eral departments 81 SUNDAY
school effort showed 3 large
knowledge o. what vas going
on and carried with d the con-
vieuon that il was indeed theI
worlds greatest work
Atthe conclusion % Nr FL
seys address s r Amos was
called for and gayea few minutes
talk on Adult Bible Study Work
after which Tie subject oi bus
nass was taten ap by the con
ventiou The state convention
al Tulsa June Q and hb, WA
annouced and on mention 81 , 81
Darrough. ali officer, Of tHe|
county association were elected
As delegate % the county con
yention craig county IS eHtitl
ed 70 twenty eight delegates aad
besides Il Was announced lha,
an sunday school workers who
attended That convention would
undaabied be made delegates
All local schools were urged 90
be represented ai the Tulsa con
yention
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21

Ihe Oklahoma State Medical
Association. 'n session a SuIrhu,
refused 81 take ans action 90 q
against the state tIspensary laN
Personally. i seems a great many
opposed &. but. as ~ Organization,
they deelded te keep OF 8 politics.
Wise doctors Resolutions iW ths
laW Wal net make i good, ard
resolutions against lht law WI n0i
make / bad.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21

Clafemore is 80 enterpusing town.
a mad DOG vas killed there the
other Jay before any 0i the other
towns ID this section knew the
season had upene6.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21

Barilesvllle vii have lree mai
delIsery after september l.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-21

a negro woman WIS arrested ai
hRa aeaf MeAlestef, on charge
g Killing be- husband. She 80.
Hilsd ~ killing. has saId she
sH wanted e kin him enough 81
IS wouIden'i Nans 70 run around
Niill otIAei woman any moTe AND
{ stems neu that ie really nesef
VII * ny inpfe flirting.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-09

And In pursuance of the law so
many shares of each parcel Of said
stock as may be necessary will be sold
unless payment is sooner made, on tho
9th day of June, A. D., 1908, at
o'clock p. m. OF said day, at the office
of the Ebbley Investment company.
Wallace. Idaho, to pay the amount Of
the delinquent assessment together
with the costs of advertising and cx-
penses Of sale.
ABE wYMAN,
Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an
order Of the board OF directors OF the Hypotheek
Mining and Milling company the above sale has
been postponed to the 18th day of July 1t o'clock
.. M OF said day at the Office Of the Ebbley In.
vestment company. Wallace Idaho.
ABE WYMAN
Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an
order of the board Of directors Of the Hypotheek
Mining and Milling company the above sale has
been further postponed to the 10th day Of July at
o'clock p. M. Of said day at the Office OF tho
Ebbley Investment company. Wallace Idaho.
ABE WYMAN,
Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-09

her eye while she waited for Dick
who had gone Off In their carriage to
the postoffice to send some kilograms.
1t was small shop and the time early
afternoon, when few people were about.
A man who had preceded her was
looking at watches and seemed deeply
absorbed In this occupation. She heard
his Inquiries as to quality and price
and knew that 1t was Armitage's voice
before she recognized his tall figure.
She made her purchase quickly and
was about to leave the shop when he
turned toward her, and she bowed.
Good afternoon, Miss Claiborne
These are very tempting bazaars, aren't
they? If the abominable tariff laws Of
America did not give us pause
He bent above her, hat in hand, smll.
Ing. He had concluded the purchase
Of watch. which the shopkeeper was
now wrapping in box.
II have just purchased a little re.
membrance for my ranch foreman out
in Montana. and before | can place II
IN his hands 1t must be examined and
appraised and all the pleasure of the
gift destroyed by the custom officers
In New York. l hope you are good
smuggler. Miss Claiborne"
I'D like to be. Women are supposed
to have knack at the business, but
my father is so patriotic that he makes
me declare everything"
Patriotism will carry one far, but
object both to being taxed and to the
alternative Of corrupting the gentlemen
who lie In wait at the receipt Of Gus.
TOMS" kl
"Of course the answer Is that Amer
leans should buy at home" replied
Shirley. She received her change, and
Armitage placed his small package In
his pocket.
my brother expected I, meet me
here. He ran on witt our carriage"
Shirley explained.
"These last errands nre always try
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IL
Armitage employed his time to adyan.
tage. He carefully scrutinized his
wardrobe, and after process of eIimi.
nation and substitution he packed his
ralment In two trunks and was ready
to leave the inn at ten minutes notice
Between trains. when not engaged in
| watching. the incoming travellers, he
smoked pipe over various packets of
papers and letters, and these be burned
with considerable care. AIT the French
ana German newspaper accounts of
The murder Of Count Won Stroebel he
read carefully. and even more particu.
larly he studied the condition Of affairs
In Vienna consequent upon the great
statesman's death. Secret agents from
Vienna and detectives from Paris had
visited Geneva in their study Of this
astounding crime and had made much
fuss and asked many questions but
Mr.. John Armitage paid no heed to
them. He had held the last conversa.
ton OF length that any one had en-.
Joyed with Count Ferdinand Won
Stroebel, but the fact of this interview
was known to no one unless to one or.
Two hotel servants, and these held a
very high opinion Of Mr. Armltnge's
character, based on his generosity IN
the matter of gold coin. and there could
Of course be no possible relatlonsh bin be.
tween SO shocking a tragedy and a
chance acquaintance between two trav.
e'ers. MIR. Armitage knew nothing that
ne cared to impart to detectives and q
great deal that be had no intention Of
mpartlng to any one. He accum ulated
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that accentuated her youthfulness. Rls
brown hair. caught up from her brow

that accentuated her youthfulness. HI
brown hair. caught up from her brow
In the fashion Of the early years OF thu
century, flashed gold In sunlight.
Much Of Shirley's girlhood had beer
spent IN the Virginia hills. where Judge
Claiborne had long maintained refuge
from the heat Of Washington. From
childhood she had read the calendar OF
spring as 1t is written upon the land
scape itself. Her fingers found by in
stinct the first arbutus. She knew
where white violets shone first upon
the rough breast Of the hllsides. and
particular patches Of rhododendron
rad for her the intimate interest Of pri-
vate gardens.
As the Claibornes fingered at their
table short stout man espied them
from the door and advanced beamingly.
"Ah, my dear Shirley. and Dick! Can
1t be possible? l heard only by the
merest chance that you were here. But
Switzerland Is the real meeting place
OF the world"
The young Americans greeted the
newcomer cordially. A waiter placed
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Ing. There are innumerable thingr OF,
would like to come back for from mid
ocean. tariff or no tariff"
There's the wireless" said Shirley
I'm time we shall be able to commi
our afterthoughts to it. But lost view:
can hardly be managed that way. Aft
err get home l shall think of scores oil
things ! should like to see again thai
photographs don't give"
Armitage had been the subject of SC
much Testing between Dick and her
self that 1t seemed strange to be talk
Ing to him. His face frightened pleas
antly when he spoke. His eyes were
grayer than she had moekingly de-
scrlbed them for her brothers benefit
the day before. His manner was grave.
" courteous, and she did not at all be
lieve that he had followed her about.
Armitage was aware that jewelers.
shop was hardly the place for extended
conversation with young woman
whom he scarcely knew, but he lin.
gered in the joy of hearing this Amer
lean girls voice, and what she said In
terested him immensely He had seen
her first in Paris few months before
at an exhibition Of battle paintings.
He had come upon her standing quite
alone before High Tide at Gettys-
burg" the picture of the year, and he
had noted the quick mounting of color
to her cheeks as the splendid move
mcnt Of the palnting-its ardor and fire
took hold of her. He saw her again
In Florence, and it wds from there that
he had deliberately followed the Clai-
borues.
His own plans were now quite unset
tied by his interview with Won Stree
bel. He fully expected Chauyenet in
Geneva. The man had apparently been
on cordial terms with the Claibornes,
and as he had seemed to be master of
bis own time 1t was wholly possible
that he would appear before the Clai-
bornes left Geneva. 1t was now the
second day after Won Stroebel's depar-
ture and Armitage began to feel I'M
easy.
He stood with Shirley quite near the
shop door. The carriage drove up,
and Dick Claiborne came up to them
1t once and bowed to Armitage.
'There Is great news Count Fer
linand Won Stroebel was murdered in
MS railway carriage between here and
Vienna. They found him dead at Inns
)ruck this morning."
us it possible! Are you quite sure
lie was murdered"
1t was Armitage who asked the ques-
ion. He spoke in tone quite mat.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Office OF Bullion Mining Company. Limited v

Office OF Bullion Mining Company, Limited Wal.
lace. Idaho. May II. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting NJ Tho
Board OF Directors Of the Bullion Mining Com.
pany, Limited. held on the 14th day Of MAY. Al
1908. at the office Of the company. an assessment
OF two and Qnehalf mills per share was levied
upon the outstanding capital stock Of the com.
pany, payable on or before the 18th dsy Of Univ
A. d. 1903. to J. II. Taylor, cecretary. Treasurer
OF said company at his Office in the Occur Alsna
Iron Works, Limited, building, Wallace. shoshone
County, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment remains
unpaid on the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1as. will
DC delinquent and advertised for sale at puhl,c
auction. and unless payment 10 made before will
Dc sold on the 18th day Of August, A. u. 1as n
pay the delinquent assessment tosether with
'osts OF advertising and expenses Of sale, IN a..
'ordance with law.
J. II. TAYLOR.
secretary Treasurer Bullion Mining Companv
Limited. Wallace. Idaho.
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