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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-01-26
ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM OUR STATE
Chronicle Of important Events
of interest to Washington
Readers.
Project Helps Portland.

seattle-Asserting that virtually all
of the ss,oOO,OOO appropriated by Con
gress for irrigation work In Washing
ton and Oregon will be expended IN
trade territory that will benefit Port
land and will work to the detriment
of Seattle, property-owners in the Kit
titas Valley have taken up with Repre-
sentative Humphrey and will lay be
fore the commercial bodies of thiscity
a nlan to effect an alteration In the
governments scheme which will re-
suit in the expenditure Of some Of tae
money in behalf Of Seattle's trade ter
TitOry.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-01-26
ORDINANCE NO. 129.


An ordinance ammending ordinance
,mber 43, defining the duties and
ling the compensation and the Il.
punt of bonds required Of the Towr
Aasurer, Town Clerk and Town
tshal.
e it Ordained by the Council Of tn
I'm OF Lynden, Washington.
SECTION /.
nat section two ca Of ordinance
nbcr forty three (43) be ammend-
go read as follows:
le Treasurer shall enter into q
bt with at least two good and SUI
fit sureties to be approved by the
Clcil of the Town Of Lynden. in
tlpenal sum OF Five thousand ($5,
00) dollars, conditioned upon his
coliance with the laws OF the
50 and the ordinances OF the Town
irsgard to the faithful performance
ots Official duties.
SECTION II.
Is ordinance shall be In force
effect from and after its passage
he Council, approved by the May
odd publication in the Lynden Tri-
b.
ssed by the Council this Goth day
osnuary 1911 and approved by the
NSr the same date.
Geo. w. Hall. Mayor
TEST: Chas. Il. Sampley. Clerk.
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are seeking to arouse puoTic senti-
ment to protest against Fitzgeralds
elevation to a position OF such power
that he would be able to punish all
progressives.
Stormy Debate on irrigation Report.
The Senate committee on irrigation,
behind closed doors, has been holding
heated sessions over the attempt by
Chairman Carter to use the commit
tee to injure Director Newell and the
friends of conservation Carter had
withheld for more than a year the re-
port of the committee on their tour oil
western irrigation projects, taken IN
the summer of 1909. He finally wrote
a report in full, and asked the COM
mittee to sign it. He met with re-
fusal, with the result that the issue
still ponds, and Carter, who hates
Newell, Pinchot, Garfield and all con-
servationists, may yet be baked OF
his plan.
San Francisco May Lose.
Flight to the finish" is the slogan OF
the California delegation in the House,
which is engaged in a contest wit.
New Orleans for the location of the
exposition to be held in 1915 in cele-
bration OF the completion of the Pan
anna Canal. San Francisco lost the
first round by the adoption of ma
jority report by the committee in ia
vor of New Orleans, but the real bat
tie will come in the House when the
reports of the majority in favor OF
New Orleans and the minority in IA
vor of San Francisco viii come up for
adoption.
National Capital Brevities.
Representative Champ Clark OF
Missouri, Democratic leader of the
House and receptive candidate for the
Democratic nomination for the presi-
dency, was nominated by reclamation
for speaker OF the House in the sixty
caucus.
Reciprocity between Canada and the
United States has been agreed upon.
rhe state department announced that
a satisfactory agreement between the
two countries had been reached. The
terms of the agreement will be given
out simultaneously at Washington and
Ottawa.
Acrimonious criticism of parslmony
on the part of Postmaster-General
Hitchcock, carried to the extreme OF
actually Gripping the railway mail
service, caused lively debate in the
House.
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Insurance Grants Revoked

Olympia. -State Insurance Commits
sioner Schively has revoked the GER
titicates of authority to the Aetna In
demnity Company of Connecticut and
the United Surety Company of Balti-
more upon receipt OF word from the
insurance commissioners Of the re-
spective states that these two com.
panies were in financial trouble.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-01-26
Foo Aida Chinese.

Los Angeles.-One Chinese was cap
tured and several smugglers are be-
lieved to have been wounded in a
revolver fight few miles down the
coast from Santa Barbara, when i'm
migration officers from Los Angeles
encountered what is believed to have
been q landing party from the snug
Cling schooner which the revenue
cutters Bear and Orient have been
trying to locate.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-01-26
Uncle Sam SEXES Warship.

New York.-A wireless from Trux.
lilo. Honduras. to Key West. says that
after two hours of defiance from Cen
eral Bonilla, Commander Archibald H.
Davis. Of the United States cruiser
Tacoma, seized the armed ship HOr-
net. General Bonilla's chief asset, cast
the rebel ashore, manned her with
gunners and engineers and ordered
her out of the inner harbor.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-01-26
Four Acres Net $1,000.

Montesano.-Charles Leavitt. who
owns ten acres of land on the edge of
this city, made during the year 1910
$1,000 cash profit from his little ranch.
Only four acres of the ten are in &C.
tual use as the remaining six are used
for pasturage.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-01-26
Acceptance for lite SAVING.

San F'rancisco.--Ship owners along
the Pacific coast are discussing plans
to have national Legislators take ac-
ton which will cause the federal au-
thorities to appropriate money to have
IN aeroplaae It every lifesaving sta
Ton. -
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-01-26

Laurel, Is miles northeast of White
Salmon, has organized a development
league with Is charter members.
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f.ew easy it is for one to suggest q
sure way for some one else to manage
a troublesome affair!
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24

spects from that given by the COM
pany on its previous visit.
Murray Simons, Hebrew comedian,
is the leading fun manufacturer and
he gets away with many a quaint bit
of humor. Chester Nelson is his able
lieutenant In fun making.
The performance opens with Song
Hits OF the Season." In which Leading
members OF the company give clever
limitations OF leading lights of the
stage.
The olio is a bit better than the
burlesque average The American
quartet in Hicksville Minstrels is up
roariously funny and gives some fine
examples OF close harmony. The
Dohertys also are present with n
laughable singing and dancing act.
The Trial of the Girl In Blue" is
the vehicle by which the members of
the company, bring the performance
to a happy close. IL Is full of bright
lines and laughable situations. Min
er's Americans present weil-dress ed
show and there Is a numerous chorus
of well-trained and good-looking young
women. They sing well and dance
we'll and are given plenty OF oppor.
tunity for the display OF their charms.
The performance will be on view
In the Avenue all this week. with
daily matinees.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24
Labor's Lot Around The World
KNEW ZEALAND


a
land with strikes"
1t the only
the employer lock his
AS In Australia the began with against
ingman and their equitable
in that In the latest revision
The individual workman who strikes
that whole public discomfort
volving railways ferries and the distribution
food supplies
OF of may
During this period of
people whe
the labor union Thou shalt strke!"
business
of
Cancellation they undertake determine
a
Well, n
is
dent Hobbs said at the employers
be enforced
For the
Prevention OF sweating.
The securing of hair return for labor.
For the employer
Settled working conditions a time.
Equality of working conditions.
by prevention ~ ,rdar
cutting of prices at the workers ~ - ~
He added that will
both
80 ~ - N"'
Capital and business have not been
regards compulsory arbitration her
craftsmanship " Ae'
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24
THE STAGE
LYcEuM.

LYCEUM.
Characteristic In every way OF the
laser method OF doing things theat-
cal, was the presentation, Sunday,
the Lyceum, OF Freeman Wills
rhe Only Way" which marked the
rmal opening OF the Chaser organ
liz playhouse. This implies excel
nee OF protrayal, careful assignment
parts and close attention TO such
aportant details as costuming and
.enic investiture.
THE Only Way" Is a dramatization
one Of the best OF the Charles Dick
Is stories, "A Tale OF Two Cities"
he action takes place In London and
arts during the bloodiest period OF
10 French terror, and the original
DRY Is followed closely In the more
aportant details. Some Lyceum pa
ons may find the first two acts
{ talky and too slow-moving TO suit
lefr ideas OF modern entertainment,
II the third and fourth acts supply
lough thrills 10 even things up.
The story as most readers know,
balls with the pursuit OF the Marquis
, st. Evremonde, a scion OF the
rench aristocracy. by an enemy OF
8 house, Ernest Defarge, who seeks
avenge a wrong done his sister by
10 elder st. Evremonde. When the
ay opens the young Marquis Is iv-
q In London, under the name or
harles Darnay, and Is making his
wing as a teacher OF the French Ian
10 Ia
the crown, but is freed through the
forts OF young drunkard, Sydney
arter, who bears striking resem-
ance to the Frenchman. From that
me on Carter plays an important
art In the story Both Carter and
arnay love Lucy Manette, daughter
an aged and wealthy London doc
VI.
Carter, realizing that he Is unworthy
become the young woman's suitor,
svotes his life TO saving parnay
ON his enemies, that be may live to
axe Lucy his bride. So when De-
rye lures Darnay, or St. Evremone,
ick to France, Carter follows, know
lg that this is part Of plot to send
t. Evremonde TO the guillotine. Fall
g to free the marquis before the tri-
lnal. Carter brides guard, visits
/. Evremonde in his cell, overpowers
i'm with drug and exchanges
aces with the condemned man. The
st scene OF the fourth act shows
arter, impersonating st. Evremonde,
the guillotine, surrounded by
lood.thirsty mob, and his last words
al tho Anal curtain
1T is a far better thing that do,
IAN / have ever done. 1t Is a far
etter rest that | go TO than j have
yer known"
Vaughan CHASER gave a masterful
OF the role OF Sydney
arter. His work throughout shows
areful study and a thorough under.
landing Of the requirements OF the
art The marquis of Charles Carver
, splendidly done. Two portrayals
lat are especially notable are the
'efarge OF Herschel Mayali and the
lucy Manette OF Miss Edna Ellsmere.
he presence of these two materially
trengthens the CHASER organization
nd the stock season just opened
hould prove memorable one. Miss
ourteney, as Mimi, the little sewing
irl who, In the final scene, goes to
er death along with Carter, who has
Pen her protector, Is smaller one
Ian she has been accustomed to fiji
ig, but II is marked by the artistic
,uches, apparent In all Of Miss Cour-
fney's portrayals.
The other members OF the cast are
II well placed.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24
Back Broken When Auto skIds.

The skdding of testing automo.
bile into Monguagon crek, Saturday
afternoon, threw Joseph Manamy,
the tester, and a young woman &C.
companying him, out OF the machine.
Manamy struck on a gas pipe and 1t
is feared broke his back He was
taken to St Mary's hospital, where
an examination will be made, Mon
day, to learn the extent Of his IN.
juries. The girl was only slightly
Jared.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24
LAFAYETTE.

About 40 singers and performers
tho, like the "high-bawn lady," were
not colored, they were bawn that
ray" are furnishing entertainment In
be Lafayette this week, in a musical
omedy entitled my Friend from
Dixie." The piece was written by j.
,eubrie Hill, who takes the part OF
handy Lee. daughter OF Jasper Green,
nd there is just enough plot to carry
collection Of about 20 musical mum
ers. including solos, quartets and
horuses.
The action starts In front of Jasper
treen's home In Leesburg, Va, and
;oes all the way to Washington.
yhere there Is convention. Old JAS
Ter Is one Of those who go to Wash
ngton He looks like before using"
in a sarsaparilla bottle. and his ex-
,eriences with hack drivers, news
Joys, bootblacks, policemen and 9th.
irs form the cues for some of the
longs.
The performers are nearly all good
fingers, and some OF the songs are
lew.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24

GRAHAMSTOWN, Capetown, s. A.,
April 24.-According to the latest es.
Inmates. 80 persons were killed in the
wreck OF passenger train on the
kowie railway, when II plunged TO
destruction into a gorge, $50 feet deep
through the collapse Of the Blaauw-
krantz bridge yesterday. In addition
many were injured, some of them
fatally. II was the most appalling
wreck In the history of South African
railways.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24

the aid of an endowment income to
sustain 1t as a permanent place of
worship has been recognized for
some time and the collection of such
fund has been undertaken. The
church Is now in a fourlshing condi-
ton and has among its members
many very wealthy families. The
interval between the calling and the
arrival Of DR.. Barr was decided upon
as an opportune time for raising the
fund.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24
Or. Bars Church Raises 400 .ooc.

BALTIMORE. April 24.-Meribers
of the First Presbyterian church, to
which the Rev. A. ii. Barr, has been
called from Detroit, are raising an
endowment fund Of 100000. The fact
that the church is near the center OF
the city and may In future years need
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24
GAYETY.

The best part OF the Big Gaiety
,how In the opinion Of the audience,
IN the Gayety theater, Sunday was
The olio, and the best thing In the olio
was the act put on by the Five Must
tai Germans. The performance OF
this troupe on the variety OF instril-
ments made big hit with The crowd,
especially the work with the traps and
drums done by the juvenile member
of the combination.
Another olio act that brought out
the applause was the singing of Rita
Gould. She has a style OF her own
In singing catchy ditties and was
highly appreciated. Sidney Dean and
company, presenting Christmas on
Blackwell's Island" got of some
quartet singing and dialogue in stripes
that was good, and Al Herman, the
Ethiopian monologist, pulled off some
new Jokes as we'll as some stunts that
were more or less familiar West and
Wallace In singing and dancing act
completed an exceptionally good olio.
The main show, which was called
"A Florida Enchantment," did not
have the go TO II that was found in
the olio, though II served to introduce
some songs and specialties that help.
ed things along. The best was Eddie
Lovett's "The Girl of My Dreams."
Sam Collins led the comedy forces as
Adolph Meyerweist, woman-hater
He was ably assisted by AL Herman
as Jake Goldberg, William Belts as
Lord Bonehead. and Eddie Lovett as
Pal Cheatem, a confidence man. Mae
West as Fayette, highly-flying
French soubrette, Miss Barry Melton
as Nancy Nightingale, the grass wild.
ow, and Miss Eta VI. Wood as Mrs.
Goldberg added the necessary touch
Of feminine favor.
The Big Gaiety company will hold
forth all week In the Gayety. Next
week the Ginger girls will arrive.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24
AVENUE.

Miners Americans are playing a
return engagement In the Avenue
theater this week. This able organ.
ization opened its second engagement
for this season before a crowded Sun.
day house. which voiced its apprecla-
ton at every opportunity The per.
formance differs In no material re-
The Detroit times., 1911-04-24
The Weeks Events at Crowley Miners


attractive
hng aso dmerhahse
true th
These t dwok hrandb both arramd by long, experience
finding hote
dom MhareHyh When rn they
pc
N advertiser h dr In of the
blu gf which shh then on brings them here m anomer fte makas
hts f t nj d ip h CkyN Miner or?
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-02
RESIDENCE PROM THE
DATE or SETTLEMENT

Register Prentice of the 4. :. l.aul
oAice Ia this citY informs the New
that the railing ~ the secretary pr"
muleated last September in which h."
held that = homrsteadsr : residence iii
not count from the date Of settlement.
hut from the date h. filed where th"
land was under contest. had breu chang
ed 10 date from August 1T this wear
Entrymen who contested n piece at land
and established their residence prior
tn the date an which they filed can
count their time from the date IT set
Element, instead 81 from date II filing
- the Secretary first ruled.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-02
A FIERCE NIGHT ALARM

is the hoar-e, startling cough ~ q child.
suddenly attacked hy Group often II
aroused Lewis Chamberlain, II Manchrs
ter. o.. n. q. Va. -. for their children
were greatly subject 10 Group. "Som".
times In severe attacks he wrot" "wr
were afraid they would die. but since
We proved what q certain remedy d.
king = New Discovery j.. w have uu
fear. We RELY on il fot Group aud for
coughs. colds or any throat nr lung
tronhle." So do Thousands ~ other,
40 may YOU. Asthma, HAY Fever, H.,
Grippe, whooping Cough. Hrmorrhage'
nv before IL. j0c and si."0. Trial bot
tie free. Sold hv En- Drug Store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-02
AGRICULTURAL COMMITS.
sIoNER HERE AGAIN

Agricultural Commissioner u. VI. cot.
trrll ct the Rock island Lines, aud part,
were here again thi. week iu their pii.
waite ear. Nj C"tirrll was her, to murr
thoroughly Iuuh ovrr the country aud
learn conditions 81" that hi. road could
more intrlligeutlv advertise the posi-.
hilitics IT the great Southwest. TIL.
plan. hcncrforth 20 bee pursued by the
Rock island, viii Dee to take the couu
.try IN section. aud give more thorough
aud reliable Information 'o prospective
humr~rrkers
Will" here agent r. y. Hitler drove
the party to places Of interest iu hi-
auto. making % "trip ~ the Nmi.tad
r"untrN. W. hclir,r Professor cot
tr,ll will ho"s' iur uur state along prop
rr line, Nara Visa View Mexican
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department ut he Interior l. :. Land
Onicr ot rurumcari. y. NJ
august -. 1911.
Notice is h"rrh, given that viii ".
Rniuvnicr. 1T Tucumcari, y. VI, WIN,
ON june -. 1900. made ". T.. w.
500. fu, So ~Eti Sec. ~. Twp. l2
y. Enr gc 30 T.. and VI, NEi, soc
.. Twp DO y, Range 80 g. v NJ +.
Meridian. Ha, flrd notice Of intention Ia
make Final Five Year Proof. 'o r.tnh.
lish catm ,o tDc land lho,, described.
before the Register aud Receiver. T. :.
Land Dn,,p at ru,umcntl. y. VI, ou the
18th lav ot November. lHll.
Clnjm1u' iumr, a. witnesses: Fred
Grove. John Nhitm"rc. Frauk Done.
hue. o. Herring, 800 OF Tucumr,ri. Y. VI.
H95t r.. \. Prentice. Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. I. :. Land
Onicc ~ Tucumcari, Y NJ
August 20. 1871
Nuiicp is hereby given that Frank
=. Stuart. of McNlistcr. y VI, who, on
March .. lnoN. made II. g. No. 2373',
Ton ~Wl Soc. a.. Twp q y Range BE-
T.. y. VI H. Meridian, has dlrd notice
Of intention to make Final Commutation
Proof, to establish claim 20 'hr land
above described. hofor" L. T. Williams
T.. :. Commissioner nt Murdoch. y. NJ,
uu the 2ud day ot October, 1911
Claimant name, ~ witnesses: Robert
VI. Mc,luskrv. benjamin VI Hodge,
James ". smith. Willis b. smith, all
at MrNli.tcr, y. NJ.
u2.jt Il. \. Prentice, Register
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AN hu. 6Ird notice of intention Co. m.
Final Communication pr'oi. Co., ".'aI
claim o." DO, band above .ir.,r ,h", '.
fore Murry W. shaw. T.. = COMMIT.
rr, 81 ila,.rll. y. NJ, ou 'hc l.'t o.. .
september. 1911.
claimant names ns wi'uc.-r.; ri
shaw G t'ugg, John Bourne. Thomu,
W. llnuun. Tom Miller, ull o. lln.-"j
y VI
NOTICE FOR ptTRIIcATION
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NOTICE FoR PUBLIcATIoN

NffI'NN tffN' W Wv lNNfll'l ' ~ lslN'l
Onirc ~ Turumcari. y. VI
august y. 1917.
Notice D., hereby given that George
", Blauhrnship Of Quay, y, W., who.
on Oct. ~, 1900. made n. T., NJ. l.Gll.
Tor ~ NWt, ard W. NEi,, see. 80.
Twp q y. Range ~ T., y. VI T. Merit
AN, has filed not ire at intention 10
make finol Five Year Proof, Ia r,tah
lish claim io the land above lr,rrlhrd,
before M" Register and Receiver. rs.
Land Onicr NJ Tucumcart, y VI, "u
the I'M iuy IT November, l9ll
Claimant names ~ witnesses: \. l..
Davis, of QUAY, y. NJ e. \, WAYNE.
John TaTlrv. John Eslingcr, nil ot To-
cumcnri. y. W..
p"it Il. \. Prentice. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


'lHlr' dI lU'nulrHfl. y. VI.
August -G. 1871
\"'irr D., hcrch, given that jaime,
: over. ct Charlotte. y W.. who. or
Iuly 90. 1905. made n T.. Va. "laG. tn,
SW'n. see 't, Twp = y. Range - e..
y. VI T. Meridian. hu, filed notice oi
Intention :" mak, Final fiN, Irli
Proof. :" establish claim ru tbr IuuI
above described. before VI ". shaw
&. :. Commissioner nt llns.rll, y. NJ.
ou the 10th la y"f urtohcr, 1911.
Claimant names - witnesses. william
n. Mallory. John r. Mrouirr. william
\. Corgll. samuel e. uuv. aIl Of char
loite. y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ~ the l]htrriut 1. :. Land
Office ~ Tucumr1ri. y VI
August - 1911

office ~ Tucumrlri. y VI
August - 1911
Notice a. hereby given that Rome f.
Donohoo. of Tucumrari. y. NJ, who. ou
january -. 1900. made II. T.. Nu. 5O.l.
for ~ SEi,. Swi SEit So. 80. Twp
u y. a. 80 T.. aud lot =. see. 80. Twp.
~ y. Range - T.. \ VI T.. Meridian.
ha, filed notice ct Intention ." make
Fi.al XIV" Year Proof. Zee establish
claim ." the land above dr.ctlhci. hy
f"rc ~" Reg >tot aud Rrrci,"r. T.. :.
Land Odirr ~ Tucum,ori. y. ". uu rnu
l3th lnN ut November, l"ll.
claimant uomrs &C., witnesses. T. \
street. : g. Lawson. sam Anderson,
leo anderson. an ui TIrumcari. y. VI
O.. - u. \. Prentice. Register.
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FARM FOR SALE;-l6O acres two
sad one half miles from Tu'umcari, can
be irrigated. Patented land.
Sea. 2.iltf
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Department of the Interior T. ; Land
Office at Tucumcari, " VI.
August II, 1911,
Notice il hereby given that Lnllot
w. Hawkins. Of Hassell, New M"Nic"'
who, IN Feb. %, 1909, made H. u.
Serial No. 0lOsO5, for sWh, See. ~,
Twp, o N. Range 2s y, N. NJ. T., Merid'
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ot the Interior T.. =. Ian,
Onir" ~ 1uyumcari, y. VI
August -. 1911.

August =, WI
Notice Dr., hereby given that FIhu \.
Dale, "t Electra. Texas, for tbr heir.
81 Hurley Dale. decreased. who. uu O,'.
De-, 1905. made n. T.. No. ll7i3. for ~Eli.
~rr. -. Twp. q y. Range - T., y. VI. g.
Meridian, ua. hl"l notice of intention p,
NAB" Final Five Year Proof, q c-tuI,
i,.h claim 10 'ur land above Described
before /. T. Williams, T.. : Commit
.iUu'r. ~ Muriurb. y. NJ. on the .3u.
daN ot Ortohcr. IGll.
Claimant name, ~ witnesses; Iuhr
Randolph, William u. Witchcr. Arihuu
raI", an 81 Jordan. y. NJ, carl Bcr.
ley. at MrAli,trr, y. VI.
% Ut Il. \. pr"nt Zee. Register