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The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
CHISlNA GOLD BRICK
RECEIVED IN SEATTLE

Seattle. Sept 22-Tho first ship,
 lcut of gold from the nem Chis- ana district in Alaska has reach aJ che United States assay office in ;he form or a bar weighing 79 oun- c,s and valued at approximately SI400 The assay showed a gold of about the fiucncss Of the Nome dis tsfct products, aud ran S1S.22 to 'Iy ounce. Che Nome gold running about SlS.25. There Is some sil- yer m it, and strong showing of copper. rather an unusual combiu- aiou iu the natural state, The cop per mprognarion follows generally m au og the Copper river district gold
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

streams on the way the lily equip ed Chechaco would not be stumb- ling along the trail without food and facing winter during which hs must either starye or steal, and the government would not be ap- p,aled to later on to rescue these m. prepared persons.
 So declared Thomas Riggs, who returned to seattle yesterday after 'aylng completed the final inspec- ton O; the boundary line between Canada and Alaska. from the Yu- kOn River to the Pacific Ocean.
 However, he said, "the pitIful exhibitions of lnexperlence on the pat Of Chechacos Is heart rendIng. We met one mm-as an example going Into the interior with a horse oa which he hud packed ten pounds CT raisins, having been informed tha, raislns were unusually eflIcq- clous in sustaining life lu that coun- try. We found scores Of persons who had absolutely no idea how to pack trelr horses and who were cur ry'ng ;u supplies that could act possibly sustain them. All along we were appealed to as government representatives to help cut the raw new comers, and frequently to sell them supplies"
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
RUSTIC ARD K CALLED
 TO NATIONS CAPITAL

Juneau. sept. 27-Uuitcd States District Attorney John Rustgord, Iett Juneau Tuesday ou the steam ship Admiral Sampson for Seattle. suroute Go Washington. D. c. Ac- cordiag Co a statement he made be- fore leaving, Nr. Rustgard has been called to conference with ot- uclaIs iu the department Of justice over departmental matters
 A report chat Is admittedly per- sisteut bobbed -up today that the district attorneys mission is Co oi- fer a defense Co charges said to have been lately lodged lu Washington by Joseph Macdonald. recently a defendant m au alleged homicide ease here. who ,s said to be seeking Mr RusJeards political head be- cause of the district attorneys pros ecutIon during che trial or NIacDon- all. which resulted iu accQuital for .hc defendant
 Rumors have reached the Dis- patch office quite frequently oi iatr aud from responsible persons. that Che above paragraph Is true. chat. 3Ir Macdonald Is now iU WasntnEto usiue his influence Co have the rcs- lmat.ou oE Rus,gard demanded; and that tHe charges filed against che district attorney were not formally filed on record. but on the contrary
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Seattle, Sept. I3-"Had Alaska system of mounted police similar to that oI Canada. the tragic tales of tre tran between Mccarthy and the Shushanna, or Chisaua rlvor. as it Is properly known, would never have been told. There would have been no deaths at the fording of
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Birmingham. Sept. 27- shortly be fore tbc Ia. GN. Express pulled Into this city early this morning from Che North. the express messenger was oycrpowergd and while he lay bound iu one end Of his ear, robbers blew open che safe and secured tn Che ueirbborhood of SI0o,OO0, coin aud currency After securing the money. che bandits put on Che air
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
BOUNDARY SURVEY HEADS
BOOST wHITEHORsE ROUTE

Mir. J. D. Craig Of Ottawa, who had charge Of the survey Of the Alaska boundary line between the Yukon river and the base line at Mount St. Elias, is in the city on hls way east. Mir. Thomas W. Riggs, Jr.. Of Washington. repre- scented the United States govern mcnt.
 Mir Craig confirmed various re- ports respecting the richness Of the Shushanua gold strike. He did not visit the placer camps, but met many men who had been there.
 Mir. Craig came south via Cordo- va. He does not advise prospectors td follow that route to Chlsana. He says that the WhltehorBo route via Eluaue is much safer-VanCouver Province.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
EVANS TAKING GOOD
 COAL AT MATANUSkA

Seward-G Watkiu Evans Is re- ported Co be getting out @ fine lot gt coal lu che MatuuusEu field for testing purposes. Representative Milo Kelly. oi Kuik says that it is being taken clean and that there win be no complaint such as result ed from che careless handling of the somples taken in the Boring river fields for Che same purpose.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
MUST EITHER
PAY OR FIGHT JAPAN

London, Sept. 27-GrOwIng lmpa- tIent over Chlnas delay in acceed- ing to her demands for indemnity. to the families of the Japanese sol dlers killed a short time ago at. Ranking, Japan has sent a note to. China in which the latter country isI
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Washington, Sept. 27-senator Chamberlain succeeded in getting the Alaska Railroad bill on the calendar under the head of unfInish- cd business, and the measure will come up on or about December Sth.
 The placing Of the bill on the calendar was the signal for the Western Senators to get busy and
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
JOHN DOYLE DIES FR0H RESULTS
 0F INJURIES RECEIVED AT HAYNES

fall of 45 feet, and since his arrival at the hospital he has remained in a state of constant and exhaustive delirlum.
 Owing to his weakened physical condition, when he contracted pneu- monla at an early hour yesterday, ha was unable to resist the rayages of the disease, and passed off within twenty-four hours after the first symptoms were manifest.
 Dr. Gable telegraphed to the dead mans brother, Mir. Thomas Doyle, who resides in Dawson, requesting advice as to what he wishes done with the remains.
 l.. A. Harrison has assumed charge Of the body, and will await instructions from Dawson.
 The dead man iB an old time AL askau, being well known throughout Che entire territory and Yukon.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
N. '. STATE DEPARTMENTS AL-
 RECOGNIZE G-YNN AS GOVERNOR

specific purpose, or left entirely to the defendant to cxpend as he saw tit.
 This mass or evidence seemed to conIound the defense and the balanc ol the day was consumed in the ex- animation Of witnesses who had con trIbuted to the campaign fund,
 There Is stln much speculation as to the outcome Of the case, but it Is evident that sulzer's friends are not as confident of his acQulttal as they were before the trial begun.
 The time Of the court will be con- Bumed for che next few days In sim ply hearing and examining subscrlb- ers Co the campaign fund
 At late hour this afternoon the prosecution subpoeuaed Chester PlC,l Governor sulzer's private secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

given three days to meet the require ments of the demands. The note also states that further delay would result in Japan sending troops into Ranking to demand her rights by force of arms.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

The White Pass Athletic club will rive one Of their semi-mOnthly dan cos at Che club tonight. These are always enjoyable affairs. and from the interest being manifest there wuu be a biz attendance tonight.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
TRAIN ROBBERS SECURE SI00,000
 AND ESCAPE IN WILDERNESS

brakes, and as the train came to a sgaudsuu made dash into the wilderness. It was some time be fore the train crew knew why the
 train had been brought to a sud- den stop. and immediately upon learning tbc cause. sent word into this city and detectives and special agents of the company took mp the case. Up Co a late hour today, no trace og Che robbers could be found.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
ADMIRER OF MAYOR
 GAYNOR KILLS SELF

New York, Sept. 24-Grlef over the death O Mayor William J. Gay nor caused Morris Metzger to lose nIs mind and commit suicide yes terday. Metzger was a lifelong friend of Gaynor.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
PRICE 10 CENTS
ALASKA RAILROAD MEASURE NOW
 MATTER 0F UNFINISHED BUSINESS

from this time on they will make study of the gain to be derived by their respective states by tho open ing up Of the Territory of Alaska, which will follow the passage of the measure providing for the con struction by the United States gov ernment of railroads in the new ter rItory.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
NO VIOLENCE SHOWN
BY INVESTIGATORS

New York, Sept. 27-The invest igatlon into the cause of the death of Tim Sullivan resulted in re- port being filed that there were no evidence of violence found, and that death had been caused by the man being struck by q passing train.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

The latest reports from tho p. c. local office is that the S. s. Spo- kane will arrive about midnight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
LOCAL AGENCY
HAS GOOD RECORD
POPULARITY AND PRICE OF FORD
CAR Is APPARENTLY
GROWING.
loe Auto Co. Has Sold One Hundred
and Sisty-four This Season-Fu-
ture Prospects Bright

There seems TO be no diminishing
In the popularity OF the Ford cars.
both touring and runabouts. The du-
rability and excellence OF construction
and the very Low price are gradually
gaining the public. and every year sees
Increased sales on the part OF the dis.
trtbutors and agencies.
During the past year A W. Loe. Of
the I.oe Auto Co. agents for Ford cars.
did the largest business of their ca.
reer and established a record in dis.
posing OF l6i machines While this
number has exceeded all past records.
Yet they are confident that by the end
or the season they will be able 10 make
il zoo.
For next wear the Ioe allotment will
be 2Jb cars. which represents an in
Nestment OF little over s35. 900. from
which IL will be seen that they expect
To continue their excellent work dur.
ing the future
For some time there has been a per.
Sistent rumor going the rounds to the
effect that three Ford cars could be
purchased for $1,000 Where this r,l-
NOR originated is not known. but the
TACT remains that the price for Ford
models during the present year will
be $500 for the r1inabouts and $3.50 for
touring cars. plus sl5 freight in each
case. These prices will hold good IN.
iii 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
AUTO HORNS
Investigation BoI,g Made In Large
Cities OF Use OF Noise Producers
With Ain, 20 Lessen Use.

BOSTON. Mass. Aug Street
Commissioner James A Gallivan. at
ter a ten-day trip investigating the
traffic regulations OF Chicago. Wash
ington and New York. advocates a law
prohibiting the use OF auto horns. ex-
cept as warnings Of danger
There IS a rule IN Washington.
said Commissioner Gsilivan, which
does much 10 abate the noise nuisance
which Is the source OF much complaint
IN Boston. This rule provides that no
person shall use a horn or other sig
nal except TO give worning TO drivers
OF other vehicles and TO pedestrians.
From my talks with officials there
learned that accidents are less com
mon than in Boston. where. by statute
requirements. horns must he sounded
az every street intersection.
Similar restrictions as 10 the use OF
automobile warning signals are now
in force in Chicago. Cincinnati. New
ark. Jersey City. Sioux City. 8. Louis.
Los Angeles. Seattle. San Diego. Mem
phis. louisville. Atlanta, Denver. ST
Paul. Philadelphia. Dee Moines. In
buque and Portland
The States OF Connecticut and Cali
fornis have but recently passed laws
20 the same effect In all cases the
use OF an adequate and necessarily
powerful signal IS required The re-
striction as 10 its use IS made IN order
70 emphasize its meaning when e. II
actually necessary and 20 prevent lis
sound becoming so common as 20 AT.
tract no attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
MANY SIGN
PETITIONS
COMMITTEE OF ciTi EMS RE.
PORT GOOD PROGRESS ON Paw
ING OF NATIONAL ROAD.
In Belmont County-Ssy That so Per
Cent OF Property Owners Have
Shown Willingness to Aid.

That the National road will be
paved with brick from Bridgeport 10
Columbus within the next three years
is a practically assured fact and a
very pleasing fact TO the many West
Virginia autoists who tour the roads
through Ohio.
IL was announced yesterday by
those who have been circulating the
petitions among farmers owning prop
erty that fronts on the National road
in Belmont county that over 20 per
cent OF the farmers have signed the
petition AS the state only requires
- per cent OF the property owners TO
sign there is now no doubt but that
the county will receive $4,000 from
thu state TO help in paving the high
way
The appropriation OF $3.50. 900 which
was 10 have been received by Guern-
sey county was guaranteed several
days ago and with the paving OF the
road through Belmont and Guernsey
counties the old highway will be one
long stretch of brick from Trfadel-
phia TO Columbus.
Just how soon the work will active
ly be taken up is a question as those
in charge OF the petitions in Belmont
county are desirious OF securing as
many signers as possible ana will
continue the work for several DAYS.
The names OF the petitioners will
then be sent TO Columbus and IL is
expected that the appropriation OF
slS0.O00 will be forthcoming soon az
ter the names are submitted
As there are about forty miles OF
pike 10 be paved through Belmont
county alone IL will necessarily re-
uuire about three years 20 complete
the work but the fact that n good
road 20 Columbus is assured is high
! ly gratifying 10 autoists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
AUTOISTS PICNIC
Belmont County ownes Of Buz Was
ons VIII Enjoy Outing az mIilner's
Grove August p.

meeting % the Belmont County
Automobile Association composed Of
prominent automobile owners in Bel
mont county. O.. was held IN the 7
q. q. =. hall AZ Bellsirs Monday evcn-
ing OF this week Several import ant
matters were given attention and a
large number % members were in at
tendance. Addresses we're delivered
by several prominent men and the
matter - The road improvements in
that county WAS taken up bat no def
mite action vas taken
Arrangements are being made for
tho annual picnic OF the association
which will be held az Millner's Grove.
on the National pike. Thursday
August n. A committee was appoint
ed 70 make arrangements for the
event which promises 20 eclipse any
thing OF ia kind ever held IN this VI
cinity A program ~ events II being
prepared and the Invitations will be-
Issued within q few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
REGAL RUEs OVER DOG;
DOES NOT wAKEN

Psr7i owner vis!tiu.. 80 sactory f-
Detroit This wc"k. related on amI,.- +,
..tn 'e 70. emily played orr frierl 'ba.' 4.
home
10 Fe"us there was G...e rivalry no.
f~s"u f." tvu. ffrf. I-0-s cars and
each wac rurt ..rti'y us s"Gfivf bis was
the better Ual.ire
one day the Hel.I Crfver .aI .Ief 20.
TURNED from f frtp iu the country IN 9
al pulled up 10 front 80 tie posf'ffi.r
Then along came PITS friend 10 DIS Gear
ard 80 usual discus slor v.s~ On
Tho argument faI reached ':e reiE 70
wH"r Tho E'Efi U1r o. lIfrreI. John.
500 80 doc u.e~ ere. Tr'ftr- ~ @
hound cooking 500 the wan dust rf .
road veil. 1'il hrt y1u $50 can drive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
VIII HSVs TEp 20 Washington, ps..
sVndaY-Nosting 70 BE Heid
Tuesday Mornina .

Ths wheeling Motorcycle club Viu
take a trip % Waehirg'on pa. sun
dsy. All motorcycle riders desiring
N - viii report o. Praunioh's store
~ 3 20 n m. SUNDAY FOR tho club will
leave promptly 90 . o'clock e. m.
An important meeting Of The .iuh
uil 30 heid ~ Braunlich's store next
TueHdav evening A club house Vitf
he decided on ana bylaws viii be
voted upon. Aiimemhers are expected
20 b. preeenf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

To auto owners. Jump INTO your
cor. brina che family with YOU and
vis't tre CadiS CHau'au1us. Excellent
program svey day from July 30 20
huqurt o. ENJOY zine suto ride
and 'reat yourself 90 some rtah lass
-ntertatnr1ert Dant concerto daily.
The best lecturers ard entertainers m
The r-a'nl Of Chtutauqus talent arc on
the program ....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

~ no electro lamp g. vnur hsad.
dash. 0r taii liEIt burns vt.h reddish
color 'usetad Of mo pure - llfc tuat DO
did when You first PIT - iU. 10 j. play
81 out, SAYS Emil GroSswan. uauufar
turer % the Red Head Spark Plug and
y "a time 10 replace ~ with new bulh
IhtS should be done. not only 81 Cfye =
uefter light. huf 10 save money as the
lamp Is CONSUMING more electric current
AMI wing less Hight Unless she lqfIv
iS one ~ the Tungsten o. Taufs.u.r
50" hours service u.t uf g. This W 90
surprise 4 good many people y 20 TN N
an eler'rir light bulb * good fp- r..-
time. The f'lam-fte - tie eliot. Goo
lau;s are like the Wick 80 q keros-t. %
lamp, re" become ehar-nd ans finally
burn Pwas and mast be replaced. bat Co.,.
course aft~ mur' longer use So e
'"u want good l'E~fs with a moderate
amount - current sf4fued watch vof!~
lamps carefully a-f replace y hen O. o.
red color appear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
INSPECTION
OF Motor Boats on St. Lawrence River
by Government IN Interesting
IN Many Ways

Special Dispatch 20 the Ir..,i. sencsr
WASITINGTON. u. g.. Aus. Sore
tarN Relfleld. who - hiri SClf "A nra-ti. Il
motor hoHt owner and Navigator and
heehtS interested go as.-. 70 comm ...-
cial anu spoff ia DEVELOPMENT o. l'n-
boating receHtiE sent Navigate .lr.r
DRYDEN 70 the - l.aw-en.. TO observe.
and report conditions amouc the Thou
sand Islands capt. DRYDEN spent sixht
Gays Inspecting boats ~ an types Al
Alexandra Bay. t''ayto5. cave Vincent
oEhensburE. Nor StoWu ard thence 20
SaCkefts liarbO". 'fi.3rupnf ROW Ms
Vile. and Dexter. lie examined 20 YES
sells Of all kinds. and reported 81 vio.a-
tiurs Or law Among wAI... Iswtre-
secretary R~df.eld was gratlfied 20 note
only on" boat not equipped WITH m,4tS
{" "Ntinguisr burning gaeul4ue tnr
ferry boat was arrested for having an
inadequate rev. and q lar..r Na,.f f.f.-
while entering the stream fro'il ~. ,la. :
Sine motor boats had more passer-.rs
than life preserves. and elrf.~l Wsr.. ,.,.-
lect''e IN equipment 60 wEt-t,a. .1r.f ..r
Del. no side lights were 81. rvu hy tor
MOTOR boats and went hua-s faleI Too
show tho white chf or 'aut.-n Ssrro-
tar. EeGfieli '7 satisfied f.l- 'n. IN
spection Trip or captain i'r't.u riIl re-
sult H. safer conditions ruuu- fia -s0
boats ~ tie region vis'-,f ana mat dur
INK t1H season. eSf,-c' ALL during flc
coming -egatts s~"S. sue. tu1s ,fsi. 80
along the - Ian enc AMI Lake Ontario
viii % a.ert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

Harry Thompson or Thirty dfth
street, Bcild.rr. accompanied by his
family. will le4N" sunday IN his Steam.
or touring car for trip 10 Barnesviile
and other western points
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

William Ludwig. OF the Ludwig Gar
age. on Guernsey street. Bellaire. has
purchased q new Ford automobile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

Albert Fellcr. 81 Bella.re. is having
HIS auto repaired in garage ct Mar
tins Ferry. and will also have tie body
changed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
AUTO BRIEFS

William Fcl.ors. president OF tho
Bellaire brewery. has purchased = new
Pratt 3D." Horsepower. ven-passcngcr
touring car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

Pete Ambrose. OF Woodsdale has
purchased new Chalmers touring
car. "a b" used "a the taxi business.
Tho lead vas made through the
WoodSdlle Motor Car 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

William Siddail ami family. - HcH-
airc. left yesterday In their machine
Tor trip 20 Morristovn and bethesda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

u y Walters received q now Moon
coupe. vh,.h he viii use BOO The ta.i
business win thc Elm GROW. Motor
Sales Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

/ changed.
/ William s,ddau ami family. ~ Hcn
airc. left yesterday IN thoir machine
/ for trip 90 MorristoVn and bethesda
Pete Ambrose. OF Woodsdale. has
purchased % new Chalmers touring
car 10 b" used ~ the taxi business.
The lead vas made through the
WoodSdale Motor Car co
u y Walters received q now Moon
coup" which, he VIII use BOO the ta.i
business with tae Elm GROW, Mo;or
Sales Go.
W l. Williams has started on a
trip over fl. mountains via BEDFORD.
This route is proving very popular as
Tho roads are IN excellent condition
and tE" scenic beauty equal 20 any
900 the country.
Charles % Lippba-d' j. back from "a
tUo week. tour through Sow Ea-
i1nd. inclGiiag DO White mountains.
During hi- Journey o.. covered over
. 600 miles.
Roy Ray and family have started on
q trip ~ many Of the large cities fu
Tho north and east a. Wheeling Iu-
cluduE Cleveland and Sew YORK
They are travelling in Wirton s
/ T. \ Wos'mry.r has returned from
an extensive tour taroueh the east
George D. sufI oin bc home sun.
fav from h- trip watch has been
/ lasting durr 'hc past several vo.I..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

Charles % Lirpha-d' i- back from a
fUo week. tour through New l.a-
Innd. uDlViiag DO White mountains.
During hi- Journey be- covered over
. son milo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

Roy Ray AMI family have started on
trip ~ many Of the large ,ifirs fo
DO" north and east of Wheeling 300.
Guiding Cleveland and New Work
They are travelling in % Wiuton
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-01-17
Of Intention to Take
Tax Deed

To the record owners, and all others.
claiming right. title or Interest in the
following described tracts of land. to the
undersigned unknown. and the persons
in whose name said land may be taxed:
TAKE NOTICE. That on the end day
of November, 1903. the folIowingd described
pieces or parcels of land situated in the
county of Potter and state OF South Da-
kota. towit:
Lot numbered l0of block numbered 4;
Lots numbered / too inclusive of block
No. lG:
Lots No. s and No. Q of block No. II:
Lots IA and Is of blk. Is;
Lots ID. Ia. 16, II, 10, 90 of blk. "a
Lots 3. 4, 50. 10 of blk %:
Lots z to IL. inclusive, of blk %:
Lots 10. IL, Ia. Is. 10. of blk %:
lots LII, IL. blk "a; LOTS g.. 8. $40 blk35:
Lots l. %, "a. blk 40: lots IA, 81. 90. blk Al:
Lot g.. Blk Az. lots 1. :. IS. 8, 10. ~, blk 43:
Lots %, "a. blk "A. and lot 6. of Dix As.
all being in the original plat of the town
OF Forest City, Potter county, South Da-
kota. were sold for taxes then due and de-
l.nlutnt for the year 1903, at q tax sale Dv the
treasurer OF said Potter county, To w. II. Shep-
nov the lawful owner and holder OF che certificate
Of tax sale Of said pr. lises, issued at said tax sale.
The right Of redemption will expire, and
adeed for said premises be made, by the
Treasurer Of Potter County, at the expir-
alton Of sixty 900 days from the com pleted
service OF this notice. unless said premises
are redeemed before that time. as prOvid-
ed by law. Last publication of this notice
will be on January 10, 1913.
Dated at Forest City, South Dakota, this
9th day Of December, 1912.
w. III. SHEPARDSON.
Owner g. Lawful Holder OF said COun-
W Trcasurer's Certificate Of Tax Sale
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-01-17

DO you want to change climate!
DO you want 20 sell your farm and
buy a fruit farm in the famous
Bitter Root valley OF Montana!
We can sell your farm if you wish
to buy land from MS. We sell a
million dollars worth of land a
year and can sell yours. We own
a large tract of developed and I'M
developed land in this fertile val
ley. Grand scenery, fine water.
mild winters. cool summers. fine
hunting and fishing. Buy an or
chard tract, make money. take life
easy. Write for prices &c. The
w Kerr Company. 200 Andrus
building, Minneapolis, Mimi.