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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-06-18

There are no more cases of small. M,
reported. While the danger of tn,
disease Spreading is not entirely over
every day that passes lessons the danger
If you want to buy Il furnished nous,
VI nine rooms in of the hest resi-
uence sections of Elko, see the adj IN
this Issue. There is "a barn and other
necessary outbuildings on the lot. Thi.
Is Il splendid opportunity to buy n COW
nome i'll the hest town in Nevada mt n
reasonable price.
The Presbyterian church was crowd.
ell last night with the friends of m,
sarduating class of the high school.
hev' George II. Greenfield gave the
Young people some splendid advice that
they will do well to heed Us they travel
through life. The singing and music
were excellent. The exercises were a
big success in every way.
G. Gold the S. Jacobs Compauv's
tailor took rather an expensive bath ut
the Hot Springs yesterday forenoon.
When he finished his swim. he went
for his clothes and found the pockets
q his p%antaloons turned inside ont and
his purse containing S25 missing. While
he was IN the pool. two Japs camc in
II left while he WAS swimming. 1t is
supposed that they took the money. Mr..
Gold did not report his loss to the Of
hccrs until late yesterday afternoon and
the officers have very little chance Of
finding the thieves.
Gcbhart Sicbel. Mr.. Baumbach's bar
tender, skipped ont yesterday morning
with the money Mr.. Baumback had
given him To open the saloon. Alput
: O'Clock he told Mr.. BroSScmcr that he
was going To breakfast and tn look out
him while he was gone. Mr.. Baum.
back did not reach the saloon until
about 10 O'Clock. and missing the bar
Keeper began looking for him. He did
find him and t~elcgraphed east and
along the road. Last evening
when No. 1 pulled into Ogden Siebcl
WAS arrested. He is now held there.
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Famous Woman LinnuisI

Martcina Krainers of Rotterdam
ranks among the first of women
linguists. She can read and speak l3
languages, and there are few men in
the world who can equal that record.
Besides. she has sufficient knowledge of
seven other languages to in
them, and she has planned to add II new
language to her list every six months
for several years. Miss Kramcrs also
ranks ~ one Of the most influential
suffragettcs in Europe. She is editor
Of Jus Suffragii. the official organ of
the international Woman Suffrage
Alliance, which has several branches in
this country. Miss Krainers Is one of
the most optemistic of the workers.
She believes that within ten years
America and NIL the countries III Europe
will extend suffrage to women on
equality with men.
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S~almagundi
FROM DAILY

Miss Irene Hunter left for Oakland
yesterday afternoon.
ID. W. Franks has been appointed
postmaster nj Bullion.
Frank B~oSkowitz. the story telling
drummer. went west this afternoon.
The Commercial tailurs have II new
ad in this issue. Look it over and give
them II share Of yomr patronage.
We regret to learn that Miss Edith
Riddcll. II high school student from
Starr Valley, is very sick. She was
.aEcE 80 .ha HiGEwc"d hospital this:
afternoon for treatment.
The :. Jacobs Company believe in
letting the public know what they have
for sale. See the new nd in this issue
and lc convinced that that they keep
the best of everything and give value
received.
Mr.. John Daily who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. French. left for Cali
fnrnia ON No. . this afternoon. Ills
health has not been good here and he
thought a change Of climate would
benefit him.
WIN IIobs0n. who was brought back
from Wells on the charge uf stealing
from n cOl0rcd woman. was tried Sat
ur1ay before Judge Bruce. lIo was con
viCtcd and sentenced to pay n fine Of 500
or serve ~ days in Jail.
There IL considerable surprise expires
sod by snmc of our ciiiZcnL aver the re-
lease Of Bill Lawlcr, the vag, who wa
sent 10 Jail 80 days hy Judge Brown OI
the Goth Of April. u " Thought that II,
was released before his t,mc expired fo
some reason unknown to- the public
In order Ia set the matter right, wt
interviewed Joe Harris. cx.dcput,
sheriff, over the phone this forenoon
u was given the following cxplann
non: Lawlcr was committed To Jail %
the 10Th Of April and served 10 days /
that month, ~ days in May and II day
IN Juno, making ~ days. The Ia,
gave him II credit Of y days for good bt
hnvior each month. which reduced hi
Time to - days. During the time h
was In Jail. he worked - days for whic
II" received credit under the law Of tvs
days for each day no worked. This r,
duccd the ~ days to 81 days. As Il
served 59 days. 1t will he seen that !
Hot dl that was coming to him.
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~Salmagundi e..
FROM DAILY

.Jrdge Van Fleet fined the w. #
Jenkins company $3.50 for fencing gov
eminent land in this county.
Frank BuSknwitZ. the boss drummer
arrived last night and pat in the day
interviewing his many customers.
+. c. Mcclellan left on No. o last
evening for the Sparks-H arrell range
in the eastern part of the county. He
will he away until about July LIST.
4 special musical program has been
prrparrl under the direction of Mrs. h.
q. Tarr for the Baccalaurcatc Services
at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night.
\. W. Clayton uf Alpha, Eureka
county. offers his ranch of 720 acrcs and
AL his stock and machinery for sale.
lie tells all about it in this issue. II
YOU want tn buy u good ranch. read the
al and write To Mr.. Clayton.
William HDbSDn. u colored man,
robbed a cnlOred woman of the rcdlight
district Thursday night and lit out.
He was cangiIt At Wells Yesterday by
Constable Pclticr and brought back ON
No 3 last night. He is now in charge
If Sheriff Clark.
This morning when cashier Ennor
,..,,.l ia, .,f. 1t fla. First NnNt,Y,ll
Bank the burglar alarm began Ia sound.
This WAS caused 10y the alarm clock in
the safe running down during the night.
People on the streets wondered if burg
lars were trying To loot the bank.
Lincoln" said II Senator at Il bun
uurt in Washington. Had no great
admiration for mere financial success.
Financial success Lincoln oncc said.
is purely metallic. The man who
attainS it has four metallic attributes
gold in his palm, silver on his tongue.
brass in his face and iron in his heart"
We nave been requested To warn
bicycle riders. motor cycle riders and all
other riders To stop using the sidewalks
with their machines under penalty Of
arrest and punishment. This warming
iIcludrs men come and children.
Complaint has been made to the officers
and they will enforce the town ordin-
anc" against all who do not heed this
warming.
Elmnr Fulton. who W., sent Ia the
Is'nitcnt!iry from here last winter for
passing several bogus checks i'll Carlin,
i wanted at Oakland. California, and
viii probably b. taken there to answer
the san" chargr when his term AT Car.
ann expires. There were ten indict-
mrntS against him here and he was
allowed To plead guilty To one. . his.
Judge Blown gave him fourteen months
IN the pen.
There is II band Of thieves ont in the
hill, a G"Idirld. which is making
life mis,rlbl" for all persons who hap.
pen Ia lci,v" any property living ron
Loose, and the citizens nv" talking of
organizing a ppss, to get into the hills
and either arrest the members If this
band or cX%tcrIuinatc them. On II
occasion Il complete hnisting works vas
torn down and carried away, and ON
another occasion IL blacksmith shop dis
appeared. Mills have been entered and
plundcrcd and houses ransaCkcd.
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~Salmagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. holland and son
left for Denver this morning.
There will b. interesting d"ings ut
the high school tonight. Don't miss
them.
Mr.. and Mrs Bangs left this morning
foI a visit to Mr.. Bangs old home in
Canada.
Goldticld has 1913 children under 81
years of age according to the school
census just completed.
DIR. Mcdowell reports the birth of u
10 pound boy to the wife of Chas.
Mcconnell. of Lamoillr.
The Battle Mountain base ball club
will meet the Elkn nine vi their new
ground Sunday afternoon.
\ Colorcd man is in Jail at Reno.
charged with stealing and rihing two
sacks of mail ut Sparks Sunday morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Henderson left last
night for Boise City, Idaho. where Mrs.
Grover. Mrs. IIcndcrson's mother. is
very sick and moi cXpcctcdto ccovcr.
Mr.. Gray in II letter from Lovclock
states that II large delegation from there
will celebrate the 9TH in Elko. He is
in Winncmucca t~lay interviewing its
citizens.
DR.. Stuhl,S will arrive ON No. !
Thursday mOrnicg to deliver the address
to tho graduating class Of the high
school Thursday night. He will be
accompanied 10y Prof. Martin Of the
State University.
Mr.. f.. Dotta has purchased the
lumber yard formerly owned by w. II.
holland and is now ready to fill all
orders In that line. He hopes 10y fair
dealing and strict attention to business
to merit u share of the public patronage
See his nd in this issue.
There will he no admission fee at the
high school exercises tonight. All
| friends of tho school are cOrdlaIly
invited to attend. The exercises will
begin at $40 and will consist Of singing.
reading Of class will, class history. etc.
and wind up with dancing. The Pohol
will bc on sale after the cluss exercises,
The Lamoillc people are making great
preparations for the celebration of the
Nations birthday They will begin the
festivities with 4 dance Friday night
and continue them until IL o'clock Sat
urlay night. Saturday forenoon there
will I've literary exercises and the after
noon will ln devoted to sports. See the
new nd for further particulars.
County Commissioners w. II. Swccnc!
was taken i'll last Monday evening will
an attack Of ptouiainc poisoning. ant
his condition was serious for sevcra
days. DR.. Francis reported his case 4
in considerably improved Thursdn.
night. and stated that he thought hi
patient would soon from tn
effects of the poison. Eureka Sentinel
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Salmagund
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

Mr.. Smith returned from New York
last night.
Another ease resembling small pox Is
reported in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Howell wei { to Larnoillc
yesterday 10 spend a few days.
Mr.. Gray writes that a carload OF
people from IOvclock and - or W from
Winncmucca will celebrate tho eth In
Elko.
Jose Goitiandia. the fellow that took
another mans bed from the 8. p
baggage room. paid &22.sO for his mis-
take and WIS given his liberty.
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Prof. Howard expects to leave Friday
morning OH No. . for II trip through the
east. Mrs. Howard will leave for Cal.
Norma OH No. 3 Friday afternoon. We
nope to see them both back again in
September.
according to later reports, the cause
OF Grover {. Hill committing suicide
WAS IL scolding his wife gave him he.
cause Of his being out all night. His
remains will bc taken to- San Francisco
and cremated.
The latest dispatches from Washing.
ton say that President Taft will send a
special message to the senate urging
a tax of two per cent on the undistribut-
ell earnings of corporations. This move
il madet to defeat an income tax amend
ment to the tariff bill.
The duty oil automobiles has been
Increased and after the Payne bill goes
into effect American manufacturers can
charge their W prices. But. happily,
the ultimate consumer in this case is
not the man with the dinner pail
Kansas City Post.
Il sat in the front seat of the car
with nine men, said the old maid,
-four in the same seat. five facing me.
| paid my fare with Il dime and the
conductor said: .Twor' | wonder
which of those men he thought I was
going to pay forr"
There will bc Il total eblipsc of the
sun tomorrow, visible in all parts of the
United States, except the extreme
southern portion. The eclipse will he.
gin late in the evening and continue
until after sunset. At the time of the
eclipse, the noon will obscure about
one half Of the suns area.
The dance at the Opera House tonight
is for the benefit of the athletic club of
the high school. The Young people
have worked diligently TO pay off thc
debt hanging ovcr them and have re-.
iihiit'i liouh SplI'ilihS luluS "lllblil
giving something in return If you
the dance tonight. you are sure
to get your moneys worth in real
enjoyment. Give the young people n
lift.
One hundred and three young men,
composing the class of 1909, graduated
at West Point last Friday. Among tins
number was Oscar Griswold. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Griswold of Ruby
valley. Cadet Griswold holds the rank
of lieutenant and battalion quarter,
master. The INDEPENDENT congratu'
latcs the young man on his success nj
West Point and hopes that further
honors are in store for him.
They curse the heat and the wastes
and the sand and the solitude: hut they
stay on, Just the same. They leave the
for a fairer land or for old
familiar hills that have been: the hills
are purple. far away and. somehow.
they wander back just the same. She
is crude and wide and lonesome. but
there is something that holds, too.
Once the Nevada proSpector always the
at hcart.-Bullfrog Miner.
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Vote As They Prey

Scz Aldrich, seq lie,
It's ~ plain az kin lr
Them lOway fcllcrs
Air nothin' but jealous.
They can't grasp tho idcc
That this things mp to MEL
1iain't made every tariff
Lot 'om sputtcr an swear, IL
That Is their pleasure. But wait
Till the votin' an then. sure ~ fate
They will not be in il.
No. not fer u mint.
| know an you'll sec
That the majority
In my footsteps will leap
Like q lot o shorn sheep
And do cz | say
They'll vote ~ they prey!
indianapolis New
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Several of the high school students
left for their homes this morning.


Several of the high school students
left for their homes this morning.
Frank Girande came down from
Tuscarora last night and left for
Chicago.
Mr.. Ruthlrforl i reported much
better. His trouble is heart failure
due to old age.
The exercises ut the Opera House will
begin ut 3 o'clock sharp tonight. Re.
member this and be on time.
Prof. Howard left for the East on
No. 9 this morning. He expects to re-
turn about the 18th of August.
If there was an eclipse of the sun
last evening. the heavy clouds prevent
cd the people of this section from seeing
it.
Misses Carey und Olive Weathers
who have been visiting their Ellio
friends returned to their home in st arr
Valley this morning.
Champion Vicrru. Il Mexican ~
years of age. died mt Austin on the Bird
of this month. He WAS II well known
figure around Austin for many years.
The remains of Miss Riddell were
shipped to Decth this mornidg. The
funeral will take place i'll Starr valley
ut 3 o'clock this afternoon. May she
sweetly sleep.
a Young Greek. working on the
Western Pacific, was quite badly hurt
yesterday afternoon by heing run into
by II hand-car. After his injuries were
attended to by DR.. West. he was taken
to the fleetwood hospital.
Miss Bowen. Miss Rod.nbaeck and
Miss Knemeyer will leave tonight on
their summer vacation. The two
former will go to California and the
latter TO her home in Mason valley, this
state. We hope to see them all hack
again. when the high school opens.
Mrs. Howard left for her mothers
home at Berkeley this afternoon. She
told the reporter this morning that she
and her husband were not divorced but
only separated. He wen east and she
ven west. They will meet i'll Elko
again before the next term of the
county high school begins.
The county board of education held a
meeting last night and reelected Mr..
Howard principal, and Miss Roden-
back. Miss Bowen. Miss Knemcyer
and Mrs. Lothrop TO their respective
positions. This corps of teachers has
done good work in the county high
school and their re- election is sure to
plaese II very large majority of IL
people.
One of Eiko's staid, matronly ladies
walked into the ~postofice yesterday
and asked the poStmistress if she had
ever seen Il cherry colOred cat, The
pOstmistrcSs avowcd that she had never
seen Il cat of that color and asked the
staid, matronly lady if she had ever
seen such an animal. The lady replied
Yankee fashion by asking the post
mistress if she had ever seen black
cherries. We draw the veil here.
Billy Nye" Gray, the man who won
the palm rs being the finest looking
man in the last Legislature where he
crcditably filled the position of special
correspondent for several of Nevada's
dailics. is now in Winnemucca where
he is organizing Il camp nf Woodmen
of the World. Bill says that since
the closing of the legislature he has had
Il varied career. He has been an end
maj in Il minstrel show; female
impersOnator i'll Il farce (Bill must have
looked nice in Il directoire): edited Il
daily paper and occupied II pulpit.
That is surely going some for even
Willie. Carson News.
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Assessment No. q
wAsATcn UTAH MINING COMPANY

WASATCH UTAH MINING COMPANY
Principal place OF business. Elko, Elko County.
Nevada. General onlcc outside Of Nevada Ma
2sl Atlas Block. Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Loc9.
ZION of mines. Little nnd iiig Cottonwood Min.
ing Districts. salt Lake County. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that NJ a meeting of
inc Hoard OF Directors OF WnSutch Utah MIn.
Ing Company held on the 18th day of June 100
Assessment No. I OF one % cent pCr share vas
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation
payable on or before Monday. the igth dny OF
July. lWo' TO Frank Rufuci, Secretary ana
Utah. ~
Any stock upon which this assessment mas
remain unpaid on Monday. the 10Th day OF Juiy,
lpul. viii be delinquent and advertised for saio
81 pubic auction, and unless payment " M Mo
oeiole, VIII DC sold on Monday, tho 18th day Of
August. 100, ut two o'clock u. M, at the rom.
pnny's onicc, No. 2ai Atlas Block. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. to pay the delinquent asscSsmcnt
expenses OF sale. ~
FRANK RUMEt,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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Serial No. o
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CARSON CITY LAND OFFICE.

LARSON CITY ASD OFFICE.
Carson City. Nevada.
May p. 1909.
:, NOTICE Is hereby given that Peter Gnrnt. nf
Imschrorh. ElkoC Ounty, Nevada. has filed in iii
ounce ms application to locate under the pr
VISIONS 81 Section 200. Revised Statutes of inr
united states. the Northeast Quarter of me-
southeast quarter tNE e OF SEQ of Sect m
North, Range Fifty.two (j5D East NJ n n q
NJ. containing Forty (iW acres.
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely t,te
ianu described. or desiring to object because of
tne mineral character Of the land. or for any
otn.r reason, 10 the disposal to the upplicagi.
snouiu nc ms protest In this Office on or before
the nth day OF July. a. D.. 1870.
LOUIS J. CouS,
n,,o =, H. RcRist r..
Date OF last publication July Is, ipW.
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Serial No. OiCia
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CARsoS CRY LASp OFFICE,

CARSON CITY LASDO OFFICE.
Carson CITY. Nevada.
May q, 1900.
80 NOTICE Is hereby given that Peter Garn,. of
lMschrora. ElkoC ounty. Nevada. has filed i'm I'Iis
Oincc MS application to locate under the Pro.
VISIONS OF section gnu. Revised Statutes OF mo
Snltcd states. the Northeast quarter of ihr
northeast quarter (NE 4 OF NE - of Sect ON
North. Range Fiftytwo (52j East, NJ liz
NJ. containing Forty (i0) acres.
Any ana oil persons claiming adversely tho
inhu described. or desiring 10 object bccnnsn OF
me mineral character OF the land. or for any
othcr rcnson. to the disposal to the applicant.
snouiu nle ms protest In this o0icc on or before
the nth day Of july. 4. d., 1909.
f'oUis \. CoDN.
n,,, -, r.., RcRl ter.
Date Of last publication JULY 10, 100.
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CARSON CITY LAND FFiCg.
Carson City. Nevada,
May -. 100.
NOTICE Is hereby given TINT Peter Gnrat. of
InSchrora. ElkoC county. Nevada, has filed in this
ONCE MS application TO locate under the Pho.
VISIONS oil Section BOO, Revised Statutes of the
united states. the Northwest quarter OF tic
northwest quarter tNW 4 OF NV 10 OF See.
iion ! ~enty.iohr laD, Township Foft y.thrce
ND North, Range FIftytwo (5a) East. NJ. II ia
q NJ, continuing Forty (Im acres.
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely the
land described, or desiring to object bccniIsc Of
the mineral character OF the land, or for any
other reason. to the disposal to the applicant.
shoulu hle hts protest In this Office on or befo 4.
the llth day Of July. \. d.. 1901.
Louis !. Conn.
n,,, -, H., Register r.
Date OF last publication lmlN rs. lMn.
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Tha HorseIesa Ace,

II In mentioned In an item In the
Horseless Age that the city OF Mil.
waukee will. In n short time. Use no
horses for municipal purposes. except
to draw fire engines. The city officials
are convinced that the automobile ia
80 far In advance OF the horse In cost,
maintenance. and utility, that there 10
hardly any room for a comparison,
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Serial No. oI07I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CARSON CITY LAND OFFICE.

CARSON CITY LAND OffICE.
Carson City. Nevada.
May -. 1910.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Peter Carat. of
Tuscarorl. ElkoC County. Nevada. has hled In this
ONCE his application to locate under the Pro
visions OF Section SS6. Revised Statutes of the
United States. the Southwest quarter of the
Northwest quarter tSw = Of NV ~ Of
Section Twcnty.threc. t23). Township Forty.
three C3l North. Range Fifty-two (52) East.
NJ. ID. II. & NJ. containing forty G0) acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
land described. or desiring to object because Of
the mineral character of the land. or for any
other reason, to the disposal to the applicant
should file his protest In this orice on or before
the 18th dag Of July. A.. D.. 1909.
Louis J. Cons,
Register.
Date of first publication June I. 1900.
Date of last publication July 10. 1902.
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The Peril Of Reformern,

Many n rcfOrmer perishes In the re
noyal Of rubbish and that makes the Of
tcnslycncss OF the class. They are
partial: they arc not equal to the
work they pretend. They lose their
way: IN the assault on the kingdom
of darkness they expend all their en-
crgy on some accidental evil. and lose
their sanity and power OF benefit
Il. w. Emerson. In New England Re
formers"
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CARSON CITY LAND OFFICE.

CARSON CITY LASDO OFFICE.
Carson City. Nevada.
May -. 1909.
NOTICE Is hereby given thut Peter Carat Of
Tuscarora. Elko County Nevada. has filed in this
ONCE his application to locate under the Pro-
visions Of Section 2p6. Revised Statutes OF the
United States. the Northeast quarter of the
Southeast quarter (NE 4 of SEQ Of Section
Fourteen uD. Township Forty.thrce N3) North,
Range Fiity-two t52) East. NJ. ID. II. & NJ. con.
tnining forty GO) acres.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
land described. OF desiring to object because OF
the mineral character of the land. or for any
other reason. to the disposal to the applicant,
should tic his protest In this onicc on or before
the nth day OF July. a. d.. 1909.
LOUIS j. COIN.
Register.
Date Of first publication June {. 1909.
Date OF last publication JULY III. 1909.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CARSON CRY LAND OFFICE,

CARSON CRY LAND OFFICE,
Carson City, Nevada,
May 81, 1919.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Peter Garut, of
Tuscaroru. Elko County, Nevada, has filed in
inns ONCE his application 10 locate under the Pro-
visions Of Section 1900. Revised Statutes of the
United States. the Southeast quarter OF The
southeast quarter (SE e of Sc - of Section
Fourteen llD. Township Forty.three (3) North,
Range F1fty.lwO t52) East. NJ. ID. u. NJ, con.
tanning Forty HO) acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
land described. or desiring to object because of
the mineral character OF the land. or for any
other reason, To the disposal To the applicant,
should lille his affidavits OF protest in this onice
on or before the nth day Of July. a.. ID. 1909.
LOUIS j. CoH.,
Register.
Date of last publication JULY 10. 1000.