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now established. He was special mt,
torney for number of years of the
Order Of Elks. lie In also grind su-
prenle governor of the Knighfs Of
Malarhites. an organization having
EimInr objects to those of the National
tfviI flights dissertation. Mr.. King has
ng,Ired In sOme of the most important
legal lmttles ever fought at the bar Of
the District. -.r-.
Wilson Wood. the vice president. is
4 clerk Ia the United States pension
Office. having lRen appointed. to that
position frnm mississippi about twsn.
ty i've years ago. He n man Of
Hne intellectual attainmei,fs and 10
thoroughly Interested In the welfare Of
his race.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07

school products: Grains, forage and
forage crop seeds. vegetables and roots.
cotton. tobacco and peanuts: fresh and
dried fruits. cured and smoked meats
and poultry. domestic arts and do
nestle economy. dairy products. hand
made doorinats and Ak handles aud
public school work.
An interesting exhibit Of canned
fruits and vegetables. cakes and pies.
children's and wOmen's clothes and
handw0rk of various kinds was pre-
pared for the firmers' conference by
the HOmemakers' club Of the Locust
street social settlement. which Is un-
der the direction of It's founder. Mrs.
Harris Barrett. who was graduated
from Hampton institute In 1884.
Some of the excellent results Of the
Negro Home Garden association work.
which was begun In 1911 by Mr.. Lack
son Davis. a southern white man who
Is the state supervisor Of elementary
schools In virginia. We're shown at the
conference. Helpful addresses were
given by Hampton workers and other
experts. Interesting demonstrations
were given for the benefit Of all who
are interested In home and farm life.
That the Hampton farmers confer
ence and fair are most helpful to the
colOred people Of Virginia In unques-
toned. Yearly they give the Hampton
workers and students. as well IA those
who attend thp t-Oufprenre from dis
tant points. the opportunity Of seeing
what ias been done to improve the
condition of people on the soil and re-
newed inspiration for increased effort
In pushing forward the Hampton Idea
Of education.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07

brown heroine and will be loved by
every reader. The story IL fttingiy IL
lustrated.
Other features include an article on
the "Women's Clubs Of California" and
an article on John Jay Chapman's
Coatesville Pilgrimage" THE Men
Of the Month includes Will Marion
Cook. the late Dr. A. e. MeClennan
and the new Chicago lieutenant of po
lice. The editorials on the election and
1.-The Truth" are unusually strong and
timely.
The circulation Of the Crisis has now
reached 24.OOO copies each month. a
circulation unsurpassed by any colored
magazine in the past and unequaled
by any periodicai today among colored
people. This publication In the mouth
piece Of the National Association For
the Advancement of Colored People.
and 1t IL gratifying to note the sue
cess Of the magazine ind the work Of
this organization. which is doing SO
much for the race.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07

The founders Of the association
their declaration Of principles cnll at
teniioD to the dephrabIe fact that the
cOInrpd people uf the United States are
rapidly bping deprived OF their civil
ana IIIltirnl rights. that one by one
the privileges guaranteed by tie rOnsti.
tutlun aud the laws are being taken
away.
Outrage hns followed outrage. practl-
caliy unrehukpd. until now the racc
h,,s l,ern reduced to q state akin to
slavery -lnrrp,l from hotels. theaters
and other places Of public accommodate
tinn and recreation. jincrowPd Oh rnil-
rm,d trims and street .cnrs In many
SertiOns Of the mnd and often denied
q fnir hearing In the courts.
1t IL the intention Of the association
to combine into one great nntiOnal or.
glDizn ton. All members 0f the rncc.
wherever found. ure invited to join the
Orgn nizntion to contend before the
courts nnd In every other Legitimate
way for equal and exact Justice for all
nninkind. "rpg;ird.pss Of race. color or
prpviu,is crnditkn Of servitude."
II IL the purpose Of the association.
nrst Of aII. to test the c0nstitutionnlity
0f the jlmcr0w cur law. This infa-
nous statute IN believed to be uncOn-
stItutiUnnI In many Of its nsI,ects if not
all. Il is held to be eminently unjust.
~ fnt 4 t, N
man because Of his color to pny Hrst
claxs fnre on u common carrier and
receive third class accommodations.
COIored people are jimcrowpd even
at the Union station restaurant. and
more than one restaurant In govern
ment buildings refuse to serve colOred
people. All this. II IN pointed out. ex.
lists In the District Of Columbia. on
federal sOil. Notwithstanding the civil
rights bill. for which the immortal
SIMMER ~ earnestly contended aud
for which he virtually laid down his
life.
D;sfranchisemen In nearly all Of the
southern states. lynchlng. denial Of I'D
eQliate appropriations for the educa-
ton Of cOlorpd children. segregation In
undesirable sections In cities. DOnen-
fOr'pnient OF laws looking to the bet
terment Of the race In industrial and
agricultural pursuits. III treatment In
PRISONS and on chain gangs and the
failure Of the courts to grant impartial
trials to cOIOred persons accused Of
Ill.
National Civil Rights Protective nsso-
ciation aims to correct
l.. Mplendez King. the president. is
q product Of the University Of Michi.
gan and of Howard university. He
hns been actively engaged In the prnc-
the 0f law IN Washington since 1870.
having his Office during the entire time
at ar. r street northwest. where the
headquarters Of the association are
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07
THE CRISIS MAGAZINE.

Jessie Fauset Makes Her. Debut as
Novelist In Christmas Number.
The Christmas issue Of the Crisis,
which made its. appearance the last
week in November, is the climax of
many fine editions Of this magazine.
The cover. a winter scene of exquisite
coloring. was painted by Richard l.
Brown. the artist. and reproduced in
three colors. Many think that It sur
passes the Easter cover Of this maga-
zine In beauty.
The chief featurei Of the magazine n
the first installment Of a novelette, by
Jessie Fauset.. Miss Fauset here makes
her debut as a writer Of fiction. which
her friends have long known. is hei
strongest point Emmy is q charming
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07

VIII Dc appointed ncCoSoSU "
Deeds at Washington by
President Woodrow
Wilson.
was appointed by Pres. Taft. Mr..
Ross has done much for his party, and
can say as the late Sen. David B Hill
of N. Y, - am a Democrat" because
he has never been anything else. He
was National Chairman of the Negro
National Democratic Campaign Com.
mittee with headquarters in Chicago
and his work was very effective. Mr..
r. M. Johnson of Minnesota was with
him as one Of the executive secre-
taries. Messrs. Orri C. Hall, w. F. T.
Chandler and Pres. Owen Howell Of
the Ramsey Co.. Democratic League
have given their Endorsement also
Hon. Fred B. Lynch Of the National
Committee. Mr.. Ross is prominent
Mason and member Of Fezzan Tenn
pie, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, hav-
ing been Oriental Guide Of the I'm
perial Council. 1t is gratifying to
know that many prominent Negro
Journals have given Mr.. Ross their
support, and that his record as a
Democrat fs unquestionable, 1t is ex-
pected that President elect Wilson
will name Mr.. Ross among his first
appointments.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07
Mothers Congress Inspires At Club.

Mothers Congress inspires At Club.
The Mothers Congress md Parent
Teachers nssoriati0n recently held
most helpful and inspiring meeting IN
Houston. Tex. which resulted In the
formation Of IN auxiliary committee to
the lDH Art club for the purpose of
doing charitable work. Plans for the
winter work Of the organization have
been outlined by the president. Miss
Virginia h. Miller. who desires the CO.
operation Of Nil persons In the commu-
nifty In the efforts Of the committee to
help the needy children by providing
food and clothing for them that they
may be sufficiently clad to attend
school.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07
FARMERS HOLD
ANNUAL FAIR
Hampton Institute Host Of
1iners Of the Soil
SPIRIT OF THRIFT Grows.

. USuUoTSoS nSSPoHo W tuSstds'o'o Sosss
!. Out by Msssrs. FrisselI ana Graham
For Conference and Exhibition OF
Agricultural Products-Ambition Of
Mrs. Harris Barrett. X
Hampton. Ya.-The Negro farmers
conference and fair. held annually al
Hampton institute. bring together sew
eral hundred enterprising and prosper.
GUS Virginia farmers and homemakers
who are eager to improve their soil. in
crease their yields per acre and secure
better homes aud more satisfactory
community life. .- ... ....-
Over $500 will be distributed this
year In prizes for farm products. do.
mestic art. domestic science. manual
training and public school exhibits.
Invitations to the farmers confer
ence. held at the institution Nov. ~
aud u. were widely distributed. They
We're issued In the name Of DR.. H, B.
Frissell. the schools principal, and Mr..
Charles X. Graham. director Of the
Hampton institute agricultural depart
ment:
The large school gymnasium. which
accommodates. over 1000 people, Is
filed at the conference time with inter
esting exhibits sent to Hampton insti-
tute from all parts of Virginia. The
Hampton farmers conference is tell
ing testimony to the thrift and prog
ress Of Virginia Negroes.
1t is an encouraging indication Of
what Is being quietly done for race up
lift through the cooperation Of many
agents-the preacher. the teacher. the
industrial supervisor. the farm demon
stration agent. the business man ard
the hOmemaker.
. The following classification list of
premiums will suggest the wide scope
Of the exhibition of farm. home and
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NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS
ASSOCIATIONS AMBITION.
Secretary Boyd Outlines Big campais"
In Nashville Globe.

The Nashville CTennl Globe In its
holiday number devOtes four columns
to the object and aims Of the National
Negro Press association. It gives the
full list of the general officers ana
also members of the executive COIN
mittce by states ~ fur ns possible. In
accordance with the decision Of the
last annual meeting.
Henry Allen Boyd. corresponding
secretary. has already done large
work In communicating with editors.
publishers aud general newspaper cor.
respondents with view Of having
them enroll ~ members Of the asso-
cintiun. His efforts have thus Tar
been eminrntly s,iccessf,,i. aud the
outlook for n strong. effective Organi-
"a tiOn IN indeed bright.
Fnrreaching In effect on the Negro
newspapers. denoninationat aud secu.
lar. will lie the advanced steps now
being made by the National Negro
Press association. says the Globe. The
election of Henry Allen Boyd as cor.
responding secretary. whose duty It 10
to keep alive the interests Of the asso-
ciation. M well ~ keep In tOucb with
the hundreds of newspapers now be-
ing published. will put the work ut the
association before a. larger number Of
publishers.
Secretary Royd is already ''on the
Job" sending out scores Of letters.
not only to the executive committee.
but to the members and affiliated
newspapers. All are showing deep
interest In the great plans that IRE
being pushed for the enlargement OF
the association. which has for its mot.
to. "For the Highest Developments Of
Negro Journalism"
Zone Of the first plans to he pushed
to n successful cnlminntiDn." says the
corresponding secretary after lengthy
correspondence with the president and
the chairman Of the executive commit
tee. "will m the compiling and issuing
Of a national Negro newspaper direc-
tory. u publication that will give the
name Of every Negro NEWSPAPER and
magazine published In the United
States.
Other plans. according to President
Thompson. will he the forming Of a
plate and recil,r0cal news service and
Standardization of advertising matter
for the Negro press nnd payers
in the United States. Underlying nll
Of this. declares Secretary lloyd. before
many years elnI,sp will come the daily
newspaper for the black man. with
complete news service that will handle
news for the Negro daily press ~ IL
being bundled now fur the daily news
papers published by white men.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07
Object Of Association Recently
Staried In Washington
HEADED BY PROMINENT Men
Growth Of Prejudice on Account Of
Color az Experienced by Afro -Aneri.
cans at the Nations Capital Neeessi-
tates Renewed Effort to Combat its
Ranefui Effects Elsewhere.
By r. W. THOMPSON.

Washington.-Fly the banner OF
"Eq,uli Rights to All" Il number OF
cOlored men Of country wide pr0mi
neIte In business and In the prnfes-
siolls have formed in this, city IN or
ganlzatiUn known as the National
Civil Rights Protective nssoria ton"
which bids fair. to exert u farreachini::
influence and to inaugurate II revolu-
tiun In conditions that affect the well
being Of the rice.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07
J.A. ROSS, MENTIONED
FOR RECORDER OF
DEEDS

Hon. las. A. Ross ia, well known
perhaps better known in the North
west than any section Of the country.
and his many friends are glcd to know
that 1t is assured that he will be
/ the next Recorder Of Deeds. succeed
ing Hon. Henry Lincoln Johnson, who
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07
Many Free Persons In Slave States.

Many Free Persons In Slave States.
There We're in the slaveholding
states during the whole period Of
slnvery at least 100000 free negroes.
says the Popular Science Magazine.
This can he estimated by taking the
total census OF free negroes by dec.
ades from 100 to 1870. dividing IN
half to avoid counting any one twice
and dividing again In half to exclude
the free stntes.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-12-07

Minister'S Wives Form orga anirstion.
The wives ~ the minister's Of the
Pittsburgh conference of the 4. N. y.
church have organized under the mms
OF the silver Cord nSS"in tiOn. At q
meeting Of the assot.intiOn recently
held permanent body was perfected
with Mrs. Lucille Lewis as the CORE
spending secretary.
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The items from the classes. make
the news Of the masses. Read the
Twin City Star.
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Soldiers May Engage In Business.

Members of the Ninth United States
cavalry have saved up $4,000. which
they wish to invest In wholly legiti'
mate business In the interest Of the
race. says fhe Dallas 'Tex.' Express.
They contemplate the establishment Of
q department store to consist OF bank
ing system. millinery and dry goods.
shoe. drug. grocery and restaurant d.
partments.
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SMOKE THE RELIABLE
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WIDELY KNOWN
EDUCATOR DIES
President CAFES Of Fisk Passes
away n Florida
Was on LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

Mead Of institution For the Higher
Education Of ceiorsd People Sue
eumbs to Injuries Sustained In Rail.
road Wrsek-Univsrsity Now Run
by Administrative Committee.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-12-14

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
United STATES PATENT.
Mining Application No. ol742s' Mineral
U. S. Land Office at Denver, Colorado,
Notice Is hereby given that In pur-
proved May TO-. 1872, The Big five Min.
ing Company. by d. A. narry. its at
torney in fact. whose postoffice is Ida
no springs. Colorado, has made appli-
cation Ior patent for the Austerbaum.
Folger, Marengo. Austerlitz. Jena, Wa
gram and Rivoli lodes. situate in Rus
pin and Clear Creek Counties. State of
Colorado, and more fully described by
the official plat and field notes on file
In this office, as follows. viz:
RIVOLI LODE.
" " (. Z csF; .;s Sec; So = 81. &, Y.
s2'3;s IT., thence n. o. 46. W. $50 &;
10 & z cae sc GSr NS: no thence sbsnce 8 o. ts
T; 300 II. to Cor. No. l. the place Of
Be.tnn,nyw waeGAM 4. es4' NJ EoPE; ?, wh.nc. tn.
W W y. 4 co. cts Sec 80 I: g., r. e W;
f to ssss Cor III no 'se1ss . thence &! " ,56" S"
=. 70 Cor. No. >. thence 8. o. IS. E.
lso lsoo r. to Cor: No; =; thence n, ss' e.
I30O II. TO Cor NO. !. the place OF be-
JENA LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. i. whence the
NE NJ s,h cg! r M se' bear. 80 g. Z sss. VI q
y - 'ass tSsne. e - v 1879 SO & to Cor Cor
SS1 NO 10 thence ,ns1ce s 45 1'G g TO
~ n..,.a;St M a ;Hi,sTrEL!hTz y re- LOBE 81 s'n. -.
ne y S.h ?. n bear. Is ;, 10: Is, E; ssso;i
Y. 'Ss.ss 81 " nSso 4; e. :, coz (
Cor. No. 4. thence N So E. 1900 It.
to Cor. No. !: the place Of beginning.
MARENGO LODE.
s;S S9r p SCI f. scar. Sc s. s. B. B. y Y <
go stas7 H.. thence e. VI $50 ,,dr f. !, to
t. 70 Cor o NO. I. nsnen thence n. -: E. T. 1850 10
II. to Cor. No. 1. the place OF begin
roLaER LODE.
" " 4. 81 ss5 8 Sec N 81 seIr. .s i, Y x
siss:s r.. .hencs N .: IS: ". 80 4
y: to Cor. No. 3. thence g. o. IS. e.
100 T. to Cor. No. /. the plac. Of be-
AVSTERBAt'M LODE.
W. Y Cor. Sec. 50. T. 5 s.. r. ~ ". Of
the 9TH p. M. bears-s ST. -. 20" z.
- sss7t IT, thsncs y VI 1s9 1.as e. + to
to Cor. No. 8. thence 9. - 49, r. $50
II. to Cor. No. I, thence N. So r. 1900
n. to Cor. No. I. tho place of begin
contsinin~ .il.sSs acres. .1pre.:ly
excepting ana excluding all conflict
i,si selmsn lode. s,.7 seieel lode.
1851 Paramount ana Fairmount EIten-
sion lodes. elso Ace Of Diamonds lode.
ISeSf 1nsulatcr lode. is2s+ Little Ril.
lee iols. 1885 Tip Top lode. 1889
Forge Hill lode. 1869 Newbridee lode.
aAl 1s2s1 Roscoe lode. and forming .
portion Of the unsubdivided I. r.
10 ~. Of the 9Th PrincioaI Meridian.
AZ. claim: .' .hs .howH ~! BY ,,s. =.
fAkeside. a1Se Belman. b247 6eiEel.
1851 Eairmount and Fairmount Exten-
sisa, e4e1 Quincy and Mono Exten-'
siWn elee Ace OF Diamonds 1901 In
'ulater. 1e4e< Little Billee. 1S45s TIP
! -, 1895 Porge Hiil 1aS16 Newbridge
c. d. FORD.
Register.
Dipst nubliest stion October -. 1919.
Last publication December II. 1917.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-12-14

NOTICE OF APPLICAT TiON roR u.
Mining A,,,,eatiAa.. A.fHT' ~. .,,s,s. .,..,.
US; land offies.. Denver. Colorado
Notice e hereby given that in pur;
May 10. is7s Alice r. Mains. ~ c. ".
road builains. pf' psnVef. colo9.ao. . ass H. ~,
and 1900 linear feet respectively on the
district Clear CREEK County. state q
p.s snS .a fna na.., ~ N The ,s. a
nee s..;sS'%S ;SS$'SHs3E1: "a So y 1epn -.
NE Il Is sGF 2 H. ste bear. : ! e. :; Us: :'
teet te Cor ."s"et so n ;h.S:. sS 1s'. .:. 81
$s5s Zee. TO Cor: No. !; thence {. 50.
+ y - ae;s s7.s IS Sss CO..; issns: No.
sas"f. n" Il. Il place y y sa4innns .7s is.s to co.,
Resinnins ii.c1 ., cos: SS So: !. 9R 3hsne. tn:
;&ss q ! a. s?; T. F. s.ss; =; = s;
fe.t to Cor. No !: ,ssnc. !! q: ~
" s.es iss e fe.. NO 70 Cor hens: se ts.ns.
n. 81; Iy W. SIS feet to Cor. No. {;
No. 1, the place Of beginning.
Containing 3.544 acres, expressly ex-
s.ptins and Nd. e1c,.Sing sii conflict XIII
1879. and Lot :. Section :. and FORM
ing . portion Of the uneubdivided Twp
,'s:,:., 5s: S.,,s,.s; ,ss,:s;. - !: u = 's. 81 :'i
Adjoining ana conflicting claims -
shown by the plat OF survey: The sur.
vevs and lot above excluded.
Date Of posting on the claim, Noven
Der ., 1919
C. D.. FORD. Register.
0First pub. Nov. 10. 1917.
Last peb. Jan. %, 1elS.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-12-14

ananins Ape,iSpsisn IA. 0I7las Ainsssl Survey
To- l14Ai
U, Q. 1Aul O2ieo
Receipt He. oe1n
pesvsY Opicvads. Oct. 10. 1919
HssIss = hereby gives that in 1nyssancs cftns
Act ~ Cso0Us, spnrnvsd May 10 1871, =.
Fsrves, vhNpo Nrs4ofhes is Idaho Syringe. Ce'ess-
DO bss - . ppissss'sn 70 spatsns forfAo linsar
h.~a ~ hsata Ps le1e bssrse gold anl sifvsr w
snrlsee 0soarl IaO s-st IT, vfA,h. s'nsis = Grsss
Valley 0ius1g District Clear C!ssk Cosney: Sssie
Of oolspola en1 {. sc tiSeA In the rlss end eeN
suss - Gle II ssts ollcs - ellsws. Wis: nsas:-
sise = css; us I: vsrIse TIE ~ y Css. s .s =
D. - g = Is0 r.. thence D. ~ yW. 10e =.
nsmee . ~ - y le0 =. :heaes y. -
~ \. - ~ pssee ~ kseianisR.
csnseisise in sress ead forming g pest,sa g
~ Z. X of ose. !, fvp. Q. koaOs ~ ". efees ~
pelooo1Sl 0ostlioa Sail tscatiea beinG socnfoeS
e vi. -. pses u sf ~ fsessds sf csas Csses
ASsisiss ssss1sso svsss ss ous. Ho ~.
-. ~ - iea1
81 -.
sssss pub o. y. last pub. pss- =. isAs
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-12-14
M ing duplication NO. Cl76oI
Mlneral survey Ro. le34e
U. S. LAND OFFICE.

Denver, Colorado, Novem 26, 1912
Notice Is hereby given that in pur-
suance of the Act of Congress, ap-
proved May 10, 1872 Franz Hutchason,
whose postoffice is Idaho Springs, Colo
rado, has made application for patent
Tor l4S2 7 linear feet on the HOR f
SHo Lode, bearing gold and silver,
with surface ground l478 feet in width,
situate IN Coral aiming District, Clear
Creek unity, State of Colorado, and
described in the plat and field notes on
file in this office, as follows, viz.
BEGINNING II! Cor. No /. Whence the N. A Cor.
theme n, 80 W. '47.s II. thence u 40 35' f
iis2 f.: thence s; l0o I47 SIT. thence S Az
81 ~ l4s2-i IT, 10 the place OF beginning
Containing 2. 947 acres, expressly ex-
cepting and excluding all conflict with
surveys No. 1867, and 1882, not in
cluded in Tract A." and forming a
portion of the unsubdivded Twp. ! S.,
Range 73 w. of the 9Th principal
meridian. Said location being recorded
in vol. l59, PAGE I'll, of the Records of
Clear Creek County, Colorado
Adjoining claimants owners of the
above mentioned surveys.
c. D. FORD,
Register.
First pub. Nov. 80, 1912.
Last pub. Feb. 3. 1918.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-12-14
Treasurer's Notice on Request for Tax
Deed

To every person in actual possession
or occupancy of the hereinafter de
scribed land, lot or premises, and to
the person in whose name the same
was taxed, or specially assessed, .and
all persons having an interest or title
of record in or to the same
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 1st day OF November, 4. D.
1909 the following described property
situate in the County of Clear Gre elk
and State of Colorado, to-wit: Line In
Lode Mining Claim, Survey Lot 655,
Spanish Bar Mining District was sold
for the taxes for the year 1908 and pur-
chased by Joha R. White who hath
made request upon the Treasurer OF
said County for deed
That the said premises were taxed
for said year 1908 in the name of he
Lincoln Mg. & Mg. Company.
That time of redemption OF said real
estate from such tax sale will expire
on the 22nd day of March, A. u. 1913.
and unless redeemed on or b. fore sad
day a deed will be issued therefor.
Dated this goth day Of November, A.
D. 1912
SEAL ]. A. Noone
Treasurer of the said County Of Ciea
Creek
First Pub Nov. %, 1912
Last " Dec. q,