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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
Plenty of brick and tile to be had
at the Green Bay Lumber Co.

Miss Clara Sheakley of Oakfield
passed Tuesday in Atlantic.
Don't forget that ! have fine
stock OF Velie buggies Just in.
S. r. Nelson
Nels Thompson has moved TO the
Nick Bintner farm north of Oakfield
and will till the soil this coming
year.
Mrs. Ide went to Audubon Tuesday
and met her daughter, Mrs. Alexan-
der of Cotton, S. Oak. who is here on
a visit.
Charley Freeman, clerk in the post
office is now employed as reporter on
the Atlantic "Messenger" for this
town.
Chas. Bison has purchased the
Nels Thompson residence and we
learn that Ramie Miller will move
INTO 1t soon.
DR.. Koob was called to Extra
Tuesday evening on professional
visit at the home of Mr.. Martin Jen-
sen, Mrs. Jensen being reported as
being very ill.
Send us your lumber bills for es-
innate. We can save you money.
BRAYToN LUMBER Co.
Mrs. p. j. Wiengardner of Wes-
sington Springs So. Oak, arrived
here Tuesday on visit with her ia
ther, Mr.. Geo. Fietzmier whom she
has not seen for | years or since she
was girl of 10 or IL years.
Colfax Coal, hone better for
| heating stoves-S4. 25.
IA BRAYToN LUMBER Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
Nothino New.

When a Nirginian settles in New
York he soon loses his taste for cat
fish and watiies; when a Georgian
adopts our great city as his home he
often turns his palate against his ma
tive foods-lye hominy salt pork
'possum, sweet 'taters, buttermilk, corn
pone, hot rolls, beaten biscuit hoe
cake, backbone stew, chitterlings,
souse, etc.-and "cottons" to what the
Yankee restaurants offer He NOT only
loses his taste for the home dishes of
his youth, but drops his southern
idioms, his southern dialect, his south
ern accent and drawl-New York
Press.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
Hans Hansen had business in At

Hans Hansen had business in At
lantic Tuesday.
Walter Hoegh moved This week to
his farm out near Walnut.
Tellas L egan's child is reported
quite iii ith q severe cold
Reno Ord way bad business calling
him to audubon Monday.
Mr.. Bopp and wife of Lorah alter :
ded the MCGOWAN sale last Tnms-
day.
sam Ulrich of Audubon is now ma
nrser of the Green Bay yards in this
village.
j. F. Jensen and wife entertained
their brother ia. law Henry Henrics-
sen OF west OF Elk Horn last week.
Mr. Louie L. Beck ana Miss Anne
LA G. HNsen we're married yesterday
at , o'clock Par leu ars next week.
Charles Netf OF L bsfal, Ks. az
rived here Monday on a visit to his
wife and SON at the home of her bro
Their Smith Burton north of Oakfeld.
Miss Es'a Simpson went to Au Ia
bon Tuesday evening with her bro
ther, Late's children who had been at
their grand parents home during the
absence OF their mother at q Chicago
hospital.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
Friday, March S, 1909
Commencing at loo o,clock p. m.
the following property:

Commencing at 100 o,clcck p. M,
the following property:
Live Stock ana Furniture
Live stoch: good driving team,
good mich COW.
Stable Goods: ! set harness, sim
gle harness, pair leather fly nets, /
carriage, ! top buggy, saddle and
riding bride, | fur robe.
Furniture: 1926 Story Il Clark
good as new, | hard coal stove, / $50
range nearly new, , sets door cur
tains, Dining room table, bed
room suite, Morris Chair, bed
springs and mattress, | Rocker nearly
new, cnrboard, > pieces carpets, Re
frigerator, 6 quart ice-cream freezer,
fruit jars and many other articles in
Guiding 5dezen Plymouth Rock chic
kens. Usual Terms.
NELS SORENSEN
FRANK G.. JENKINS. Anct
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
Theatrical Tailor Must Know History

Theatrical Tailor Must Know History.
Nj the head of this and all other
similar plants there is man OF edu-
cation, experience and genuine artis-
tic ability whose business it is to
know what is needed and how to get
it. If The Prince of India, Ben
Rur'' or The Darling OF the Gods" is
to be produced, he must map out the
lines on which the costuming is TO be
done, and those lines must be abso-
lutely accurate. There is a wide diff
ference between the French costumes
OF Napoleon's time aud those worn by
Jeanne dare and her friends. The
chief designer must know it and act
on his knowledge -Glenmore Davis.
in Success Magazine
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04

Before buying bills, figure with
the Green Bay Lumber Co.
Henry Hansen was in Atlantic on
business Monday.
La Sale Coal-only by the Green
Bay Lumber Company.
Jens Sorenson of Harlan visited his
brother Nels, Wednesday.
| have fine lot of timothy seed
to sell at $1.45 per bu. at S. r. Nell
sons.
Kirk Merrick of Atlantic was here
Wednesday visiting former neighbors
and friends.
Geo. Frazier's of Hancock la. are
visiting their relatives the Smith ia
miles this week.
See the Brayton Lumber Cos ad.
If you wish good bargain let them
figure on your bill.
We are the only ones that hand |
the genuine Washed Nut Coal.
fl BRAYToN LUMBER Co.
Mr.. Beers is confined to his bed by
a renewal of his,rheumatic pains and
Mrs Beers is i'll with the grip.
Only two cars of stock were
shipped from this station by our
dealers the past week on account Of
the mud.
Agent Marks furnished the fol-
lowing report of the business tram
sac.ions at the depot for February in
carloads and ticket sales viz:
Hogs l3 cars, cattle 4, lumber 2,
corn and each or mules aud mar
BILE.
Received: Lumber 4, coal 4, CO.
ment 3 and | each of salt, implements
feed and hardware.
Ticket Sales Sl79 Ga
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
The Suburban.

Two residents OF the suburbs, says
the New York Sun. We're discussing
the Olympic races which We're then
then taking place in London
The Olympic runners have done
some record work, declared one.
HIM" rejoined his companion,
scornfully, q notice they didn't run
with cup of coffee in one hand and
a breakfast roll and the paper in the
other"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
Farmers Attention

Bring in your farm implements and
have them sharpened and polished.
F. o. PETERSEN
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided TO move to the
country the Undersigned viii sell a
public sale at his home in Brayton.
Iowa, on
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
For Sale

A we'll bred Short Horn Bull COM
ing l year old. ma
j. n. Christotfersen
Rt l, Brayton
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04

Tuesday, March 8 after l a. m. is
the Day TO see Er. Weber, the Eye
and Ear doctor, who cures at Park
Hotel. Examination free.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04
Getting Down to Brass Tacks.

81 love you"
I've heard that before"
81 worship you madly"
Loose talk
q can not live without your love!"
Get some new stuff"
viii you marry me-"
Well, now, there's some class to
that"
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
CAPTAIN DANIELS
 DOES CLEVER STUNT

Capt. Daniels of the Pennsylvania made record for himself last cve- ming when he docked t9e big steam ship in the face of difficulties so great that bets were freely offered that he would not attempt to make the landing. Incidentally Capt. Dan iels gave those on the wharf a fine young scare and sent them scamper- ing downward in the belief that the Pennsylvania was going to ram the wharf.
 It was blowing tiercely when the Pennsylvania approached the wharf and the big vessel received the full force of the wind. It seemed impo8- sibIe to steady her without main taining q fair speed-and maybe 1t was. At any rate Capt Daniels did not try to find out for of sudden the Pennsylvania went ahead at full speed and it was then that those on the wharf ran for safety for it seemed impossible that the vessel would miss the wharf and it was the belief that she was not under control
 Capt. Daniels knew what he was doing, however, for the Pennsy shot her nose past the wharf and into the mud the Stern line and the spring were tossed ashore and the vessel was hard and fast. Two hours later, when the rising tide had lifted the vessels nose from the mud the winches swung her abreast tho wharf and everything was lovely.
 Those who witnessed the landing declared it as fine an example of good seamanship and quick wit as they have ever witnessed.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
.L|LLEY LOSES HIS
 SEAT IN THE HOUSE

Washington, Jan. 2l-Congressman Lilley of Connecticut was this morn ing officially expelled from the house, the action being the result of the charges preferred by Lilley in con nection with the submarine boat con tract scandal. Lilley last year made sensational charges of graft in cOnnec- tion with that contract, but when it came to an investigation he failed to prove the truth of h;j assertions.
 Lilley is repr.Gentative-at at-large from Connecticut, and he is also gov ernor of the state, having been elec- ted last fall. He has refused to re. sign his congressional position and the attempt to force him to so do discovered the fact that there is no law to prevent him drawing two salaries.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
GREAT NORTHERN NOT
 BEHIND PROSECUTION

Spokane, Jan. 2s It is announced that contrary to the general belief the Great Northern Railway Com pany is taking no active part in the prosecution of former Judge Michael Gordon, arrested in Tacoma on q charge of embezzlemenb of S0,0OO from the railway company The ln- formation on which the warrant was drawn was furnished bf Prosecuting Attorney pugh, who lis said to be acting upon informatRn obtained by the State Bar Agsol lion committee during the Root iny5,tig@ion.
 At the timoof his arrest Gordon ex. pressed the belief shat the proseen tion was ipetituted by the railwa, company to purgelitselt Of the stian,s of bribing suproin3 court justices.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
GUNN|S0N HAS B|G
 FIGHT ON HANDS

Washington, Jan. 21-Present in- dications are that Judge Royal A. Gunnison of the First judicial district of Alaska will never be confirmed for reappointment. President Roosevelt some time ago sent Gunpison's name to the senate, acting in the face of considerable opposition from Alas kans now in Washington, aud while it is believed that the senate will not confirm the appointment, delega- tion from Juneau is now in the National capital preparing to make d fight against any contingency tend ing toward Gunnison's return to the bench in the First district .a
 Senator Kpute Nelson'of Minnesota has been selected as the representa- tive in Washington of the anri-Gun- nison faction, and yesterday he re- ceived a telegram asking that action be deferred until the arrival in Wash ington of the delegation. Tomorrow or Saturday the real fight on Gunni- son will begin, for on one Or the other of these days the senate sub-commit- tee will give the delegation from Alaska an opportunity of presenting it's grievance.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
COL. WILLARD HAS
 SUCCESSFUL TRIP

Col. B. F. Willard, of the Galena Bay Mining Company, srrived on the Pennsylvania after a successful trip east to confer with the stockholders of his company. On the Portland came for the mining company S6,- 900 diamond drill plant with q 1 ,00O foot capacity, and this plant is now at the mine where it will be placed ill operation within few days.
 My trip east was successful in every way" said Col Willard this morning in discussing his intentions for the coming year. I had very lit tie trouble in getting all the money asked for and in closing satisfactory sale of stock. Since the sale bids have been offered at 30 cents increase in the price obtained but there i8 no stock on the market.
 CT found financial conditions in tho east in fine shape, but in order to ob- tain funds one must have a substan- tial proposition to offer. There is practically no money for speculative purposes"
 Col. Willard brought with him a man named Johnson who is dia~ mond drill expert of wide reputation. Johnson has worked in mines in all parts of the world. Charley Crary will have charge of the opposite shift and seven men will be omployo on the drill gang.
 The, drill is to be set up at the end of the 1 700 foot tunnel on the prop erty and it will be used to locate the various ore bodies, the existence of which is indicated by the croppings in the tunnel. Upon the result of the work done with the drill will deter mine the location of the main tun- nel.
 Col. Willard will remain in town several days.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
PREMED|TATEDSAYS
 C0R0RNER'S JURY

Juneau, Jan. 21--Premeditated murder is the decision arrived at as the result of the cororner's inquest into the death of R. F. Damers, who was shot and killed. Tuesday by k. F. Straud, alias the Peanuts Kid. Kitty O'Brien, the woman in the caee it held as an accessory, Judge Gpnnison has summoned a special session of the grand jury to consider the case and it is probable that the prisoners will be tried this term of court.
 The testimony given during the inquest shows that the woman went to Damers' cabin for au immoral purpose, and that she returned to Straud and to him complained of Damers. Straud then bought some cartridges and went to Damers' cabin where the murder was com mitted.
 Straud and the woman are drug fiends, and letters found in the mans 8 effects indicate that he contemplated entering upon life of crime. One letter addressed to a man in Seattle urges the latter to come to Alaska as the territory is to be fine place for crime. The writer says that he ''has the scheme all fiXed.n
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
ALASKA ROADS ID
 RECEIVE S35O,O0O

Washington, Jan. 21-Maj Wilds P. Richardson of the Alaska road commission has succeed in conVinc- ing the house committee on military affairs of the necessity ofaaiding AZ aska i'll, the way of roads. Tie com mittec this morning decided to in clude in its appropriation $35O, ,OOO to be used at the direction of Maj. Rich ardaon. This action means that the appropriation will be made by con grGSs.
 Maj. Richardson says that the greater portion of the appropriation will be used on the roads and trails between Valdez and Fairbanks.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
NorIcE orFonrElrliRr

rSA L.eiugletarS Edmund smith and A
 You and each of you arc hereby notiacd tliat tbere has been CNpepoed fin the years 1906. I9g7 ivN@ m labor and Improvements on the follow lug iodcs mining claims SituEtCd on Knights ISl0nd III Prince William Sound mining and CcCouting district, Terri tory of Alaska tn.yvit the Big Bonunza, the EilorodO, the ltalslc and he Dtrty.NcllOw, the Suln oi twelve hundred aud seventeen dollars U2l7l, oi more tha |, four hundred dollars in each of sIh years for tho sathgroup ot four claims being iu excess ui tue amount required by law 10 hold Sn id ot said. assess nlcnt work That said yNpcn. dlture for labor and Improvements as uiorc- Sad wuS made by Dr. A. VOn Gmthcr. Co- owner ot said claims with the ncrSouS above named.
 Aud unless within ninety days after the CpmpieuOu ot the publication Ot this notice. tu'Mlt, within ninety days after up Sth day Or Aprtl t9U9, you contribute yuEr prOpurtiuil 0i lheeN FCnsC ut lhC aforesaid uWhuNl labor. td. vii rthc sum ui One huudrcI aud thirty-Ihrct and @lOO dollars for thc yCuu lg1t on suld Big hurunzu, blduradu, Eugin and Ujrty Nrl- low mining claims. uud ihv sum ui One hum Grgd aud thitIy .thlcy aud 3i-lEl dollars for the yCHf l'W on said lli3g BrnuuIn, EidOradD. EhElc nnd hirty Yellow Iuiuiuw claims, and .i he sum nt One lluudrcd aud tmrty-'hr.nu and 3}.l00 dotlHrS iuy Che year luu, on said Iilu Bo- manga. tldOvadO, ruglo and Ditty Yellow .ninin@ ClRims, the iUicIgs5 uf ourh and uIl Oi you in each and uli 0i slIi Wiuinr CulmS will be turickcd tu and become the .l.rupyrig .,I yopr$Ud r2.uwuer
 ,Non GUuln@r
 First ruUliruttnu Juuuaryf-lglg.
 .lNSl pOhltuNuW April S-i"JN.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
GORDON ARRESTED
 AS AN EMBEzzLER

Spokane, Jan. 2i--Former Judge Michael J. Gordon, responsible for the exposure of former Supreme Court Justice Milo A. Root, this morn- ing was arrested in Tacoma on q charge of embezzlement preferred by the Great Northern Railway Com pany. Gordon is charged with the embezzlement of S0,2O0, it being al- legged that the crime was committed while he was state counsel for the Great Northern. Bail has been fixed in the sum of $t0,000.
 Gordon declares that there is no chance to convict him, and he OK presses the belief that the railroad is trying to purge itself of the stigma of having bribed the supreme court jus tices in Washington. Gordon de- clares that he can prove that the money he Is alleged to have embez- zled was paid to the supreme court to Influence decision in favor of the railroad in the action for damages brought by one Sparrow, who was given g verdict in the lower court. Gordon says that Sparrow later ro- ceiyed direct from the railroad com pany the amount of the verdict.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
RICH STRIKE IS
 MADE AT FIDALG1

In the opinion of William Hogan of Hogan's bay apothcr rich copper, mine has been discovered at FidaIgo bay. MT. Hogan ia in Valdez and he brought with him a small sample of orc taken out by Mason and Gleason who have been prospecting at Irish cove. The orc is chalcopyritc and it
 is declared by mining men who havo seen the sample that it win run 20 per cent
 Mason and Gleason for a year or more have been operating on the property where the find was made and they cut into the ledge last year, but at the lime believed that the showing was not that of permaneUt vein. Last fall, however, when they started in on their assessment worl, it was decided to sec what would re- suit from running in on the ledge When Hogan departed the men were in sixty feet and for the greater part of the distance the ore vein is the full width of tic tunnel In pla- cos the vein natTows to eighteen inchos, but for the most part it sbo- tween three and four feet wide.
 The Mason and Gleason property ia a little more than q mile east of the Fidalgo-Alaska property, and the ore on the former is much the same as that of the latter. {
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
Notice Of Forfeiture

EpI IT, Euhrlon. Ks EmJlc!on and J E Fisher. ..r
 Nouaui each of ycu. are hereby notified that we have expended thc sum of Eight hun. drcd CSuOu1J dUliurs upon the. Back Channel Group Associat Uu Claims ui One Hundred SiNty NGO HCFcs situated on Fall Creek Alas. kn as will UppcHr by location certificate re. corded July iJ, I9UT in book l.. of Locations on page 59i. Records oi Valdez, in order Co hold 252' Revised statutes n' the Enitod states. be- inE tho unoust required lo hold the same fnt the year ending bee, Bl, 1908 And 1T within ninety days after this notice by publication yOu fhil 0r rciuSct To each contribute One Hun drrd EnO 0oI pOllRrs ma costs of this notice, thn same being yOur proportion. of such eSpen dilurp ns 60 owners, yOut interest in said claim will become the property of the subscribers under Uid section 232E
 I II Shutweil
 E r. Mciss ilntcd ct Valdez, Al0sRa ttis sixth day uf JauunTy, D.. IgUg.
 Datc of first insertion, Jan !. iaO9
 DHiU ot last insertion April & 1909
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
SERIAL NO. 02l7.
SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD Ap- HIIC' ALTON.
C. <. Land Office, Juneau Nlns En. .. Nov. r., 1908.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN:
 That oliver r. Hubbard, oT Valdez, Alaska, assignee of cHCh, Emit frClctick K rOmrci. nud Heirs Ot Timothy Gleason dCvvNsrd. each a beneficiary under section 2:Fl6 U. S. Revised as statutes granting additional Unds Co ,uhiors and Sa Tors who served during the war Ui the rebel lion, applies tp enter. ONT. HINUEEU FIVE, 2GlOO, GOi 25) arrcg. being MudS Cln- brnccd in Alaska non -miuctl |, <. Survey Nc. i5I, situate uCHU tO HEd north ol thr town oi Valdez, AlHSkH, in juHUau,-AiUSEn iHuT Di~. tricG being more particularly described Hs ioi- lows:
 SURVEY No. .'J7. Beginning nt cor. No.i. identical with cor. No. Vf sur. ij5, green stuUu 6N6 in. >iN in. above ground. marked up side facing claim Cor l: whence C <. Iuc Mon. No. ij' bears < 70 dCG, O2 min. W. gG.uG Chs. dist: Thence x. 3l.r2 Ciis, to Cor No.2, m green stone HNS ins. D tuS. above gr0Uui marked <. d57 ., oS G9r N9 ? on Ni4c facing reimi ihcnoe F.. 2.H Chs. {" Cor. No. n green stone lSN7AI inS, l2ins in the ground marked <. ia7 Cor R. on side ihcimg claim; thence <. 3l9I Nhs 2" Cor. No. |, d green stone 2NNsNf inS l5 ius I,l claim; thence W. ,2 99 Chs. to Cor. Nu. the place ol beginning. Mag. var. 2S deg. 5. min. r.. Area lul.21 ucrCs. '... .. -.
 AS additional entry to snid Kroulrri's ori.i. nat h"mraigad entry 2I2l Tracy, Mnng~uU. And tu snjd GIcusou Heirs original. lIumr stead Eu,ry lG75 La trO>Sc Wisconsin.
 Any and ujI persons claiming udvrr,nlr! am. portion oi thC above described luud, are y.- uu!rCd to ii!c in the U. <. Land OMrc at lU. period 0i publication of this notice, or within thirty days thereafter, their adverse claim iu due form and mlunJr or they will hC forever
 " ''' JouN W. DroafY.
 It is hereby .ordorrd that the iGrrgoing mo- statutory period oi sixty days in the Airth Ir0Sprc,or n"wsp"pcr published weekly "'
 ~ ' 'on> W DUDLEY
 Date "l first publication January 2i. 1900
 notc oflnst publication March 25, l"n"
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
Notice of Forfeitnre

GU fife Arctic Mining Co, q corporation and the indtviduNl members thUrcuE
 HUtu and each of you are hereby notified that lhcfe hns been ctppndcd ip thc year 1908 lu lihor and huptnyemeuts bu thc California placer mining clnln situbted nt Slstc Creek. In tle toppcr tehter rceOrdng disttlct, Territory Oi Alasth. Inc stm 0f 3lOU, being tie Rmoudt fcuUired by lawtO hold ynid claim under the prov islnus nt scrti 352i, devised Statutes ot thr l'ujtud Etdcs iof the wear ending bee 3i, tTS And Il ~lthin niuety days after this DO, hrt by publication yot t9ti or gefusc 10 contfi- bnte lo the unilesgncd your proportion of sttph expenditure Rs cp. OWncfs your interest fcitCA 10 ahd bceuine tho property of the un dcisisncd under said section 232.
 James Baket
 w, H Grhry
 q, N. CrHty Date oi first publication Jan ii 1909 Dste of Mst publication April Is. 1902
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
Moyer Loees D amoge suit

Wosbington Jan 2t President Mover of tbe Western Federation of Miners will get no damages from
 Governor Peabody Gen Bell and
 Capt. Wols, all of Colorado, the su preme court today deciding against thc laborieader in the action brought as tic result Of the labor troubles in Cripple Creek and in othor placos in Colorado in 1908 MoScr sued for damagcs for false imprisonment
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-28
Fl. E ELLSWORTH 4 $ s A Y
 Q F FICE
ALASKA
Notice of Forfeiture

To lu-rph II. kirmrytr
 Guu are hereby notified thut there has been expended ln the ycur lguS, in labor and i'm proycmruis ou thu following lode mining claims situated ou Glacier island, in Prince William sound wiu.ng and recording district Territory oi Alaska, iO.Wii the K. and NJ |, M and k, 'uc Dot and jn" Butler, the sum of SE1.na. or more rlulu &IuI Uu each ella i'm being ln cN"rss ol the amount required by law 10 hold said vIuiws for th" year following the r"II"Tmuun" ul said assessment work. That .uid expenditure for luhor md improvements H. aforesaid wms ma 5" by F.. II. Mack, CO.Owncr ut said claims with tho person above named {; nUd unless within ninety dnys after the com 2 piriinu of the publication of Chis notice: to- wit within ninety days alter the eighth day of April, ll@ Nou contribute your proportion re- VHrCu by HIW OithU expense Ut inc aforesaid annual Hbo". tUwit, $2JO.uu for the year 1908 on -Nid K. and M., Nj. and K, the Dot and the HuilCr miuiu claims your intcrcstin each and nll of slidmiuiug claims will be forfeited tu nud hocnmrthc properly of your said cO.owrer.
 Ell Mack Bntc Of Hrsi publication, Jan. T. 1900
 bui@nl Inst publication April B, lPM,