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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
STORM LOSS IN STATES

The territory covered by the severe
storm and freezing weather reaches
from ST. Louis 20 the Canadian lire
aud beyond. and from the great lakes
TO the eastern slope q the Mlssissip-
ri valley. Immense damage hss Teen
done 70 grains and garden 4 il
many sections and fruit has suffered
greatly.
Total loss % the entire fruit crop
Of the central lake region. extending
westward 70 the foothills q the Rocky
Mountains and southwark into Ken
lucky and Tennessee. Was adiudged
certainty by Pref. Henry J. Cox.
weather fcrccaster for the Unitet
States government IN Chicago
After Observing the progress OF the
wintry storm. with its biting frost.
which projected itself against ard OBJ
liberated the urseasonable warmth OF
the last few weeks. the forecaster SAID
he could see 10 hopes for peaches.
pears. piums. cherries. strawberries.
apples and other small fruits which
usually are SO plentiful ard cheap In
the summer months
The monetary loss may reach twenty
or thirty millions % dollars, and IN
view q TIE high cost % living win
have q far reaching influence. mas
Enach as L viii increase the prices OF
rA1ned goods because there VIII be
no 1910 crc9 % fruit % can
TIE force ter said he could see 10
hcre for letter wsatEer during the
next few tays II any fruit has been
left with TIE Eerm % life n Il By the
frosts that already have occurred. he
says. coming frCSts show every pros
pect Of wipfng cut the last chances %
a crop
The crop OF tree fruits. such as ap-
rles. peaches. pears. and cherries II
southern Illinois and the lower part
OF Michigan win be total loss II pres
ent returns are AZ all reliable.
The cold weather was general over
Indiana and reports shoE that no
section escaped the damage Fruit
growers made strenuous e1orts 70 save
the smaller fruits ard hundreds q
them burned straw under trees and
resorted 70 other expedients. bat the
ecorts we're ir vain The graps crop
win BE reduced % crethird % the nor
nal. while cherries peaches. apples.
pluns. strawberries and other snail
fruits are killed Hundreds q gar
ders planted in March VII have 70 Be
be renlansed
The fruit crcrs Ia normal years IN
Icciana are estimated 20 be worth
about s5.eoo. 900 Or S. 6le.cc0 ard Il Is
safe % sAy that the loss vin he fully
Ss.Gco. ccG this year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
wlLLIeLAwLeR HAS ACCIDENT
Battle cr.es 6sy Fails TrroSsh Win
so~ arc Artery Is Severed

Battle Greek. Mich April 2s-
While scufH.rs with scT-e fellow news
boys Willie LsvieT y years Old. fell
through tie plate glass winccW q The
Pfandsr news agency o-ce- A piece
CO glass four riches long vas driven
into his thigh and an artery severed
Lclng LAWYER rezriy cled 20 death
kes1re the police could hurry him 20
hospital n : thought Re viii rscoy-
er TEe lad Is a scr q Patrulmar
ssnecr LawieE che o. whose sons
Was scascec fc death nor long ago r.
. carcy factory accident
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
SHIP AND 1877 Los17


The sealing steamer Boethic arrived
az 81 Johns and brought news az the
less q the steamer Aurora
II IS believed. according 90 the ~
port. AZ the fishing banks. that al TIE
AarurAs crew o. ISL men were -ost
Tie crew q the Boetklc tried 20 oo-
tar definite news os tie disaster. bat
was unable % do 50 before sailing
tine.
Those On the Boethic report tnAt a
number % seals killed ~ the Auroras
er-w ard -pSnnet OF the ice LAD
drifted ashore.
The vessel vas engaged In the seal
inE Industry ard had been missing
since April l.
Il Is feared TIE steamer went down
IN collision with an iceherE
The vessels composing the sealing
Sect crutsed ever the North Atlantic
ard alOng the Laerador coast. but no
trace q the missing ship could BE seen.
No natives could Dc found Who lad
heard % any such ship~reck ssong he
cast
TIE Aurora 10 Owned By c T. Bow
ering a Co. Ltd. q Liverpool Il va
wooden steamer q $50 Eruz ton-
nAge. ard kaE been seAfng froz this
port every year since 1871.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
RAID WISCONSIN TOWN
Three Mounted Bandits Pay a
Visit 10 Sparta.

Mounted bandits raided the town Of
Sparta Wis. blew open two safes
ard robbed = third store. They es-
cap@d with 4 large amount % booty
before the t0wnszeu could organize
for an attaek. A heavily armed posse
was sooa formed. however. and started
IN pursuit
Hoof prints show that there were
three riders IN the raid They tied
their horses III the rear % Gee o.
the stores they looted
The victims are J. u Lnmber CON
p4ny. safe blown and money and "a.
pers taken; Davis Brcs. grocery store
safe blown. small amount o. money and
groceries taken Morse & Danu1n.
hardware store. attempt 70 blow safe
with Eirruxlycerin failed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
FIGHT m caR CAUSES SUI


Grand Rap.cs slicn-. April zs.-
Charged with natlEg a attack on
Jckn NcNsscu Nkile ficlng II street
car several seeks asc. Dr. william n.
Cressy. nzslfant surgeon az the Sol
diess Hcne. Vas taken into custody
hv shessn Hurley a. Ire beginning OF
! suit for 81 eco damages
II IA sIlexad by NcMahOn that he
va q Passenger On a street car Whsn
dispute arose tesEeen himself and
DR.. Crezzy. which ended IN his being
knocked thronEh TIE Etndo~. The
uhysician claims he acted In sslf-de-
ferse
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
ELECTIONS IN FRANCE
Pslitisai Parties Are Lsfs praesL-
esily n tie sane constion.

Results from the general election IN
France 20 tie new chamber cf eeg1-
tea with rins districts nos reported
are a. follows.
Rspuoiic&zs 81. Radicals ard Rad
eaiScciniists isf. Independent Social
isfs 10. Cnifed Socialists -. Progress
istz a.. Nafionalists ~. Ccn&rTatives
81. no choice 13f.
The election ieaves the political par
ties practically IN the sane positicr e.
!. tie last CHAMBER. but TIE result L.
considered a stro1E in1orsenert o.
the demand for electoral refcrn xhere-
By TIE basis a vo<inS "a cha.xed frcm
snail eirrurscripticrs q cover the er.
tire tepArtments.
All meuners % TIE cabinet ~sre ~
elected wish the excsptior of ". ND
ie-ar4. minister o. ruhEc uorts. pests
ard teierrar1s
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
SpORHAG AFFAIRS

Chanpion Jack johnson win not
lack support when he eaters the ring
On Iuly 4 20 defend his utle Arzlnst
James J Js-rtes. for arrangeusnts
have been completed 81 the king
pins q the colo-ed districts 10 run a
special train fron Chicago 20 the eght
Frank Krame<. Americas ehAnploc
eTclisr Was pa4afully intured n The
eve-miie protessionAl race On tie
vaIisbarg cycle track AZ Se~arx wher.
In trying 20 avoid a collision. BE rzn
into fence.
stanley Kstchel and SAm LAnEford
fought ST fast rounds AZ Philadelphia
Il was a no decision contest. as bob
uen we're on their feet az ne end q
the frht They win BE matched again
Jerriss win visit Frisco On May 2
20 attecd the ceremcntes % seeing
Pronosers Richard and Gsea@on c.
posst Sc go nore % the sici 800 rurxs
for TIE Jaly battle
TIE prediction IL uade tat Jornay
King VII b9 tack % the bat for The
Cubs 10 a veek o. tee cAy& West
side fans stu say seeing h sshsvfng
D. p p Roller expeces 70 mare
shcrt vork % Zeysco. tie Wrestler. tn
their ccmizg rAtch- TIE svect Il 60
bs stArsd az TIE chbcsso coiipeon-
Theocc-e Roosevelt 10 % % ere
aerted vita a tickst q sond rnkE 20
the IeEriesJchnscn frht wien he ar.
rivss ir NeE YORK.
Chicago vouen are giving a series
q ulxed games 20 rrOvf3e rsvenss Tor
speciai prizes fer the Whist congress
a. Chicaxo In May
JobrrY KE-r. ne fances Cub
cafcker. vi scia TIE ,eam rexf Mcr-
Gay. Pc viii psy has tre O. tTec tkis
seek
znyxrhc heaf Yaakes Rogers IN two
stralrht fans ne Wur1soarre- TIE
tine cf TIE falls Vas $50 ard iTsoo
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
GETS LAFAYETTE P0sToFFICE


wasAinzrcn AFril . Represents
tive Cr-Er1cker rercgnixec an old
frisrd and political supporter when he
obtained rhe appointment q George
r Eavwccd as postmaster a Lafay
e.re e succeed he late Thomas W
Egrr Eaywoccs uarse wzs sert 20
the senate ~ he president
TIE rresi1enf also appointed Robert
Hay postmaster 81 Dsiphi ard z
gene Alieman. postmaster q Warszv
Both g, rhess are uew appointments,
ard are made "a Senator Bsysri1ge's
-ecoEner1attcn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
PRAISE FOR ROOSEVELT
Former President Makes First
Lecture in Europe.

Furmer President Theodore Rocse-
velt. praised ~ Frerch s2vants for his
ideals and his actions. appeared before
a great Partisan audience AZ TIE Scr.
boone 20 make the frst lecture o. his
life 10 Europe.
lie was iasrct1ceG ~ . leader IN
the Uriverstty q Paris. who sid that
Mr. Roosevelt had turned -ncbiesse o.
nge- into ~rschesse oelige- and stood
for the elevation q the worlds u0ral
standard
Mr.. Roosexelts SrpeArance GDcrE
the famous educators vGs regarced
as the most significant event Tor eda-
cation that has taken place In Paris
A. years BY The Frenck speakers the
educ Ationai systec1s o. America and
Eurcpe were oompared and Mr. RooSe-
yelts connection Herewith was dis
euSssd
II hs address MT. Roosevelt ~
ferred 70 the subject OF human rights
and property rights ir the following
rara<r1phs:
Ny position as regar1s TIE mcneyed
interests can - put On a few vcr1s.
Il ever civilized society properly
rights must BE ca-efziiy safeguArned-
Ordinarily and In the gruat majority
of czsee human rights ard prupsrty
rixkfs are t1n6Anert1lly and. In tAs
iong run. itenucal; but VIXEN Il clear
~ srrrars that there Is a real CO..
nict between then. human rights zrst
hare tie uppert2nd: Tor property -
lonEn 20 m2n ard not n2n 10 prop
erty-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
DELAYS CHARTER REVISION
FHrs cssreE 7sss Matte oxer vHi
ce-ers Fsn Ei.-tis-

Frr-. Et-e strr -S-Ttere vii
be &C uQse tawards he rsvtsicr %
ne city raerrer 1ztii fAil. according
20 decisicl .ha- has eeen mate ~
The cozEC1 roEreii Consequently
there IS nc r0ssftiHyy G. a ccmzissicc
fern % Scverrrezt &C Flfrt hsgors
Eexr spriEg
Il -ss iusendet 20 elect charter rs-
vtsioz cozEissi1zers n Iuze. e1f g
aAs hess tecisRt % VAR uzsfi TIE rri-
uartes tn September ard xszeral elec.
tions 70 Sovs=esr before taxing azy
further STEPS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
MARRIED IS DAYS ZOO SOON
wIas~ 90 cssrss Q. r4liiars Nay Lss.
Estate CO Tsehnl<zlity

Crane Rapids. uich. April 2s-Be
cause George . Hiliard. Of w1uke-
gar. M stood aes1re Justice Cres-
sell Dec I las Eitk Kate Bceruar
ard they we're r ats kusbaz1 ard wife
ffteez ears to- soo1 1zter Hiuols
laws. the colrts u IIirots REVISED q
recognize the woman az ,awruliy
we6ded
HillArt Vas accitentaily killed ard
his estate - siscco nay rct - 70 tie
widow. the PROBATE ia6Fe rensirg %
sppcir, her administrators
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
MISS ROOSEVELT IN AIR TRIP
ksru.it Aise nakes Ascent az Paris
Wiz cosrt Ls-ee-t.

Kermit and Ethel Roosevelt uads
a fiEht In a Wright hiplAne a. VIZ
cenres. IN Franoe Tier were ac-
coupanist % ~ aerotrozR 81 TIE
Anericsn and British uflitarT az.
tackes and Barcn DEs.ourneiies q.
ConstRnt Count Lambert. an exrsrs
wri<ht plot. invited Mss E1hei q
rake ar serial trfr. A minute later
thRx wsrv soaring shove
ksr-it wszt ~ usxf ard expressed
kRer EelEAt Tie machine wkicA tnok
khsm GO was makfce tts arst trips.
srt vas hart.red tiiss Eftet
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
THREE DIE IN A WRECK
Express Train Crashes into a
Construction Car.

Three men we're killed ard elxhi
fatally injured 10 a collisic1 ca the
Biz -Four railway. A train % express
cars OF The way frc1 So. Louis %
Indianapolis struck a detective switch
ard smashed the car % an fntsriock-
irg switch constructioc crew On a
sidiEs AZ Sanford. Ind
TIE dead are. Engineer r. =. Ely.
Msttoon. N. n. DrsseolL L. 3 Don
nelly
The probably fatally Injured. Con
ductpr II /. Shspuan. Indianapolis /.
Samuel Noret,. Dallas Sprlnrzts:
Charles Z. Ic1ss. Harry Clark. Fred
Riley. Harry Guiletf. and T. y Crit.
Nfh
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
BROTHERS LIE COMPANIONS
osasr seve-s ssns Between Rznsor
sns sersrs Lars~sy.

Battle Greek sfich. April IS
Destk severed q ooad between Ran
son X ard Jerome Laraw4y watch
has seez IL evidence forty years TIE
brothers rever married. bur irsspzra-
rss AZ soys lived together az men.
erfi! RsusoE tied At the age q "
FEARS. IL reefr Bachelor hone.
Jerome liked 20 hunt and every
winter RGEsoE accompanied him 20
TIE northern woods 80 a member ot
k1nting party Which otherwise
xoCit have tad 10 a,tracsicE s1z hi-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
MARK TWAIN DEAD;
NATION IN SORROW
IN His Demise America Loses
Its Foremost HumuTist


Samuel L. Clemens MARK Twalnl
Americas foremost hnmorist. died AZ
his home In Reddlng. Conn A public
funeral vas held AZ New York and the
remains were inferred AZ EimIra. n.
Y. Mr. Twain's death f. deeply
mourned BY the entire nation Priest
dent Taft. former President Roosevelt
and other distinguished persons paid
tribute 20 his memory.
Mr.. Clemens Vas sevenfy-four years
old. The breakdown which brought
or the end Is attributed 20 disheart-
enment following the death OF his In
valid daughter Jean The death OF his
friends. H. r. Rogers. ". n Lafan.
and r. W. Glider. also affected him
With Mr. Clemens When he passed
away were his daughter. Clara: her
husband. Ossip GAhriiowitsch: Albert
Bigelow Paine. his secretary. Dr.. Rob
ert H. Hasey. and the nurses. Late
il the afternoon his personal physi-
clan. Dr. Edward Quaiutard. arrived
from New Work ard joined the group
AZ the bedside. and remained until the
angel Of death came.
Mr.. Clemens had orly recently ar
rived from Bermuda. where be nad
gore in search o. health. On the way
up from Bermuda he said 20 Albert
Bigelow Paine. who had been his con
slant companion In illness
This is a bad Job. wen never pull
through with IT,
on shore once more. and longing for
the serenity Of the New England hills.
be took heart. and said 20 those who
sorrowfully noted his enfeebleuent:
Give me a breath o. Redding air
o1oe more ard this viii pass Bat
II did rot pass. and tired q body ard
weary q spirit. the old warrior against
shanS and srobs finally said family
20 his nurses
why do you fight 20 keep ne alive
Two DAYS of life are as good 70 me az
four
Mr. Paine said that Marx Twain
had pat hts Affairs in perfect order and
that he died well OF. though By 10
means a rich man He leaves a con
siderable number of unfinished manu-
scripts in al stages OF completion and
q all characters. many Of them begun
years ago and PUT aside as ursatis-
factory. Mrs. Gabrilowftsch viii aid
Mr.. Paine In the nnal decision as 70
whzt use shall Be made of these
Though an American born. native
% Missouri. Mark Twain belonged %
all lands. he rad travelled IN AT lands
and lived IL most % them He had
mor~ near-permanent homes thar any
cfhe- man % HIS day
Mara Twain's writing life began In
his pilos days and continued up 20 bis
dsath-hAh a century % devotion to
the art OF making people happy. For
several years he Was simply a hard
working newspaper reporter and spe-
eiai correspondent. searching Tor gold
IN Nevaea and California between Jobs
AZ Journalism. which Erlbstaked him
for prospecting But ne found his
pgrest and most paving streak % ore
when 10 1857 he wrote The Jumping
Frog o. CalAveras CoGnfy That
story picked up In a mining camp. was
hts nrst promising literary prospect
Re Rad struck the uosher lode
Printer plios. reporter. haE0-tsf.
novelist. philcsopher- & safely EN-
halmed % enduring fame
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
WOMAN GUILTY or MURDER
Mrs. Pearl Armstrong Will Serve Term
o. from 20 p Years

Al Jenersonvilie. Ind. Mrs. Pear
Armstrong. who was charged with the
murder OF her husband. George Arm
strong. By administering strychnine.
cArbolic acid and ealomel Was found
guilty Of rn2nslaughter.
The law provides an indetermfnats
term Of imprisonment o. from two 70
TWENTY-FIVE years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
DETROIT WANTS BIG MAI BOUT
MIshIss- MAJ viii orsr szoocc
Purse % ces-n az zesyks.

DstT0if. April lS-JAnes Sirxslyn.
% Derrcit las arnorncst thaf he
uczi1 Submit an o1sr q a tzl.ecc
purse n an exert 10 hrsrE &C Detroit
re ~restIinE ccctest eervee. yrank
Gcsch. uortts chanpion. a-c searss
laus Zoyszko. Polish chAnrfc1-
II TIE Detroit c-sr 10 accepted. Il ~
sA3d. TIE match probably vfu ee
stAEsd ~ Beanss PARA. TIE koue C
re Detrcis AzertSan isar1e eall clun
ard I'll be a t4yiiEht arAir.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
SCIENCE LEADER A SUICIDE
weuan who Informed CT Mrs stst-
scr Kills Herself

Miss Marion Stephens. for many
years leader in the Christian Science
church in New York. committed sui
eide BY inhaling gas.
She IS the ore who informed on Ms.
Stetson when the latter was ceposed
from the church
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30

Miss Fr&Ecls Rohinscz. eAnghtsr %
jean X. Rchlnscn. bad q the nia-
nozt Match eo-pany. ard Hubert
Goodman. coacknAn Tor he fAmily
we're barnes severely by an erplosion
o. rAs a. the Rooirson houe al Grecn-
fel1 HIif Coma
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30

B11rrTsierre hicrnscr. tEe cele.
erated NcrreEian poet. elst in Paris.
Frazce. where &c wert for tseafme.L
Ia uas feFsrtyeiSht years e aga
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30

Ge~- .ktusnes CT Supreme seneh-
Coxernrr CA&sles =. HazAes las -
ci&ca 60 aeeepg PFesl1saE Taft's a..
rolntnent a. 1'nnsd states supreme
ccurt fretixa
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-12

G. A. Copley has been appoint
ed postmaster at Inlay.
Toe Harlow, at one time State
Printer of Nevada. died in San
Francisco recently.
Pete Cugnina, one OF the p'o-
neers of the Comstock, died in
Virginia City last week.
The tax valuation of Ormsby
county has been fixed at S3.o7E
per Sroo for the coming gear.
The loss of stock on Nevada
ranges this winter will not be as
great as at first expected. in tact,
in some sections there has been
no loss.
Bullion tax amounting to S32,-
oSo,47 has been paid to the sheriff
at Coldfeld by the Consolidated
Mines company for the quarter
ending December 81, 1909.
Judges Pike and Orr have de-
cided to set apart one day each
week for the hearing of divorce
cases at Reno. thus avoiding in
reference with the regular court
business.
The Nevada Railroad Commits
sion has ordered the Central Pa
ei6c railway company to reduce
its freight rates in this State, the
reduction to take place on or be-
fore April 10.
A syndicate, headed by ]. S.
Cain of Bodie, will erect power
plant at Lundy canyon for the
purpose of supplying Bodie. Ma
sonic, Aurora aud Lucky Boy with
electric al energy for mining and
domestic purposes.
Game to his death by gun
shot wound inflicted by himself
with suicidal intent" was the YER
diet of the coroners jury at the
inquest over the remains of Matt
Devine, a Tonopah miner. who
killed himself at that place this
week.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-12

The reconstruction of that part
Of the Clark road in Lincoln
county destroyed by floods has
commenced.
Chas. ]. Sadler has been re-
elected president and w. d. Phil
lips secretary of the Nevada Ag-
ricultural Society.
The chamber of commerce OF
Elko has let the contract for build
ing 32foot bridge across the
Bruneau river on the county road
to Jarbidge.
Governor Dickerson has ap-
pointed Emmitt Boyle of Storey
county to the position of State
Engineer, vice Frank R. Nicholas,
resigned.
1t is officially announced that j,
will take four months to repair
the Western Pacific road that was
washed out by the recent floods
in Eastern Nevada.
Jarbidge has had its first killing
A dispatch received Tuesday by
Sheriff Clark of Elko stated that
Robert Burns shot and killed jim
Dryer, but gave no particulars Of
the homicide.
The announcement that big
pumps will drain the water from
the lower levels of the Comstock
mines means a revival in the old
time camp by resumption of work
on the lower levels.
Applications under the Carey
Act have already been filed fol
eos 200 acres of Nevada land
which will probably double the
population OF the State in the mex
/ few years. as the land is to be i'm
proved ana cultivated.
Among the new industries fol
Reno is a powder mill three mile.
west of that place. the foundation,
for which are now being laid. II
is for the Pacific Steelite Co, and
will likely employ 100 men by
the first of the year.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-12
NOTICE or FORFEITURE

To john Beckmau. d. u. Tranter, AM
ton Mogie aud Thomas CeScu,ti.
their heirs, executors, alininistrat-
ors. and to whom il NAV concern:
You are hereby notified that |. Charles
y. Nardy. co-owner. have expended dur
ing the year 1908, the sum OF one
hundred dollars in performing labor
and making improvements on the Gao.
tus mining claim, situated in the Ma.
son Valley mining district. Lyon county,
State OF Nevada, said claim having been
located on the 18th day of February.
1907; certificate OF location Of said claim
is recorded with the Mining Distric, Re.
corder ot said mining district and with
the County Recorder OF Lyon County.
and that the sum OF one hundred dollars
was expended BY me upon said claim.
said expenditure having been made for
the purpose of holding said claim under
the provisions of Section 1924 OF the Re.
vlsed Statutes of the United States. and
being the amount required TO hold said
claim Tor the year ending December 81
1905.
This notice will he published once a
week tor ninety days and IL. at the ex.
piration OF ninety da,s after such notice
by publication is given, YOU should fail
or refuse 10 contribute the sum OF
twenty dollars for and on account of
SAID, claim, the SAME being the amount
each OF YOU are to contribute and il
YOUR proportion Of the one-liundred ,lol
lars so expended BY me on said claim
your interest in said claim upor which
YOU tail or refuse Ia contribute said sum
ot twenty dollars shall become the prop.
erty OF the undersigned said co-owner
under Section 1924 aforesaid.
CHAS. A. VARDY.
First publication, June rs, 1909.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-12

Butte and Yerington Copper w.
lutte, Montana NOTICE. + he'.s
that at meeting of the Difee',o pI
on the ID tav Of Febr uaIs,
assessment OF one (l) cent T.
was leviei on the capital s'o To- N
corporation, PAYABLE on or ne'o S,s,,l
80, 1910, to ". Il. Wright S sIops
56.4SS Phoenix Block, Butte ="
ANY stock upon which the az, ~, 4
shall remain unpaid on the 90 an
March, 1910. will ne delinqueu D,;or
vertised for sale At pubic s". Il
unless payment is made ne'o a ri
sold on the 10Th day oi aW'" VA
paw the delinquent assessi'le''' MA
with costs OF advertising ara y, n
of sale. w. r. escreiSA
456-l3S Phoenix Block bu'