TUESDAY
1.800 PERISH IN
STEAMER HOLOCAUST
l*arl», Feb. 17—The French steam
er Vllle Dalger has been destroyed by
fire in the Indian Ocean with a death
list of nearly eighteen hundred, ac
cording to cable advices reaching the
French marintlne agency. Beyond
reporting the complete destruction of
the steamer and the practical eztinc*
tion of the entire list of passengers
and crew, the message contains no
GERMANY TC BE ALLOWED TO
TRY ALLEGED WAR CRIMINALS
London. Feb. 17—dermanv will be
allowed to try the alleged war crim
inals herself by the terms of the note
sent to ilerlln by the Allied powers in
response to dermany's tacit refusal
to surrender !hem for trial by the Al
lies. In the new communication of
the Supreme Council the Allies prom
ise t«> refrain from any interference
hilt, emphasize that they leave to the
Orman government entire responsi
bility for the trial of all derman na
tionals who were nnmed in the list
ALLIES DECIDE
TO INTERNATIONALIZE
THE DARDANELLES
Tionrion. Feb. IT—The internation
alization of the Dardanelles and the
Sea of Mamora, which has long been
forecasted, was decided upon‘definite
ly today by the Allied Supreme Coun
LORD READING DECLINES
AMERICAN AMBASADORSHIP
London. Feb. IT—Lord ' (lending
has declined to consider an offer of
appointment to the post of British
Ambassador to the Fnlted States, ac
cording t(» an semi-official statement
AIRPLANE INVESTIGATORS
SHOW “RIOT OF WASTE”'
Washington, Fell. IT—The report
of the committee of the House of Hep
lesontatives engaged in the recent in
vestigation of the army airplane do-1
vclopment activities shows that after
expenditure^ amounting to practically
a billion dollars only seven hundred'
and forty planes reached the Ameri
can army at home and abroad and
discloses what the re|»ort terms ‘the
riot of waste" Baker, Ityun and Disque
scored in their attempted development
of an air fleet for the army.
WILSON TAKES HAND IN
SHIP SALE CONTROVERSY
Washington. Feb. IT—President
Wilson has informed the senate there
is no truth in the widespread reports
that there was an agreement between
the United Xtaes Shipping Board and
certain British interests for the sale
of the seized German vessels. Mr
Wilson denied the allegation that the
projected side was a framed agree
ment in emphatic terms.
JUNE BOMB TERRORISTS
CAPTURED AT PATTERSON
Patterson. Feb. 17—Evidences that
the bombs used last June in attempts
on the lives of Attorney General Pal
mer and other public men were made
by some of the terrorists who were
arrested here yesterday was disclosed
today by government operatives.
FINAL RAILROAD AGREEMENT
REACHED BY CONFERENCE
Washington. Feb. ‘17—A final
agreement regarding the pending rail
road reorganization legislation ^vas
reached by the senate and house con
ference late today.
ADMIRAL BENSON TO SUCCEED
PAYNE ON 8HIP BOARD
Washington, Feb. 17—Rear Ad
miral Benson. Chief of Naval Opera
tions during the war but now retired,
has been selected by President Wilson1
to succeed Payne as a member of the
Shipping Board, according to a White
House announcement today.
WILSON DENIES _
WITHDRAWAL REPORT
Washington, Feb. 17—-An emphatic j
denial of the Parle report of yester
day that the president threatened to
withdraw the treaty of Versailles and
the American-French treaty from the
senate if the Adriatic question is set
tled without consulting the United
States was made by the White House
MAIL THE NUGGET TO YOUR
FRIENDS OUTSIDE AND HELP
BOOST THIS SECTION OF ALASKA I
JOHN W DAVIS SUGGESTED
AS LAN8ING*S SUCCEEDS
(London. Feb. 17—4’ubled reports
from the I'nited States today sugfcat
that there is a 'strong prospect that
John W. Davis, American ambassador
to I*ondon. will be chosen to succeed
former Secretary ol State. Robert
Lansing. *
REPORT WILSON WORSE
DENIED DY WHITE HOUSE
Washington. Peb. 17—Rumors to
the effect that Pfesiden’ Wilson's con
dition has grown worse during th%
‘night were denied this morning by the
White House. It was stated that Mr
Wilson was up and around this even
ing.
LANE TO BECOME EXECUTIVE
OF MEXICAN OIL COMPANY
I*os Angeles, Keb. 17—Secretary of
the Interior Franklin K. I*nne will be
come an executive official of the Pan
American Petroleum and Transport
Company and the Mexican petroleum
Company when lie relcnqtilshes his
portfolio in the cabinet on Margh 1.
This announcement was made here
today by K. I*. Dohney. president of
the two Mexican oil concerns, botli of
which are subsidiary companies of the
Standard Oil Company, line's salary
is was said by Dohney. will he fifty
WEDNESDAY
SEATTLE RADICALS
NOMINATE MAYORALTY
CANDIDATE AT PRIMARIES
Seattde, Feb. IS—Fitzgerald went
down in defeat and Caldwell and Dun
can. the latter the Triple Alliance
radical group representative, were
nominated for the mayoralty at yes
terday’s primary elections here. The
vote of Caldwell was 28.618. as against
a vote of 26.041 for Duncan. Fitz
gerald. whose chances were considered
the best of either of the three, re
ceived but 21.419. Religious beliefs
and Masonry both figured prominently
in the election, the Masons knifing
Fitzgerald on the ground that he was
a Catholic and the Catholics knifing
him claiming that he had renounced
his religion and married n protestant.
Caldwell had no newspaper support
whatever, the Cost Intelligencer, Times
and Star bitterly assailing him.
throughout the campaign, while the]
enty thousand votes were polled oir of
MCADOO NOT A
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
New York. Fell. IS William Cl.
McAdoo today announced that he Is
not a candidate for the democratic
nomination for president. McAdoo also
asked that his name be withdrawn
from the list of primary candidates,
where it w-as filed by admirers a day
GOVERNMENT ROUNDING UP
WILFUL DRAFT DESERTERS
Washington. Feb. 18—A national
round-up of willful draft deserters Is
to be started by the War Department
at once, according to an official an
nouncement from the department to
day. It is stated that the department -
has ascertained that the total number
of draft deserters is the country Is
REVOLUTION DEVELOP8
AT VLADIVOSTOK
London. Feb. 18—“Revolution has
broken out in Vladivostok. Nikolia.
Yenishiek a*hd Blavgovost and all au
thority is in the hands of a provisional
government whose program is In favor
of union with the Soviet government:
of Russia”, says a Soviet wireless from
Moscow arriving in London today.
CLAIMED WILSON SEN~
U. S. TROOPS TO RUSSIA
AGAINST ADVICE
Washington Feb. 18—American troops
were sent to Archangel and Siberia
by President Wilson in direct opposi
tion to the advice of General Bliss,
while the general was a member of
the Allied Supreme War Council, ac
cording to’a declaration made by Gen
eral March, Chief of Staff of the army,
before the congressional committee en
gaged in probing the war activities.
POINT HOPE NATIVE
DIES OF FLU IN SEATTLE
Seattle, Feb. 18—Kalpultrok. an
Eskimo girl of the Point Hope section
of Alaska who was preparing herself
fof missionary work among her own
people, died here today: following an
attack of influenza. *
RIGGS DENOUNCES GOVERNMEN'
ATTITUDE TOWARD ALASKA
New York. Feb. 18—“Congress ha
hampered the development of Alaska
with the result that the territory nor
has only about twenty five thousam
inhabitants, as against the over slxtj
four thousand disclosed by the ltli
census." Governor Thos Riggs Jr. de
dared in an Interview here today
"Congress has not tlm* for specla
legislation." the governor said, "an;
Alaska suffers. The people of Aiaskc
Are living under laws passed withou'
'their consent and without direct rep
resentation In the law making bodies
which passed them.
JAPS SENDING MORE TROOPS
TO VLADIVOSTOK
DESPITE ANTAGONISM
Vladivostok. Feb. 18—All parties
here Are antagonised by the contin
ual arrival of Japanese troops. Large
detachments of Japanese forces are
landing almost dally. Popular resent
ment has taken the form of a protest
to the Japanese representatives but a
Japanese member of the International
Commission has assured the heads of
the revolutionary government in this
city that tlie Japanese will support any
government that is freely elected by
CAPT FERGUSON,
FORMER NOMEITE, DEAD
San Francisco, Feb. 18—Cnpt. Wal
ter H. Ferguson, former Federal com
missioner at Ruby, Alaska, and well
known throughout Alaska, died hi this
IN TIIK DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
SECOND DIVISION.
A. W. ori^anD. Plaintiff.
J. R. LINN, JOE VINT, A. D. AN
DREWS, F. S. LAMPORT, as Ad
ministrator of the Estate of J. P.
Rogers. Deceased, and C. F. Rice,
Defendants.
Tiie 1’iesident of the United States
of America to J. R. Linn, Joe Vint,
A. D. Andrews and F. S. Ijimport.
a-s Administrator of the Estate of J
P. Rogers. Deceased. Defendants :
You, and each of you. are hereby
•ummoned and required to appear
ind answer the complaint of plaintiff
on file in tiie office of the Clerk of the
Court at the City of Nome, within
liiity days from the date of the sor
rier of this summons upon you, that
s. within thirty days after the com
pletion of the period of publication of
this summons, or judgment for want
thereof wilt bo takon against you,
■uul you are hereby notified If you
fail to answer said complaint the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded therein.
This is an action to recover judg
ment against the defendants to fore
close certain liens held by and as
signed to plaintiff against the An
drews Dredge. Situated in the Port
Clarence Mining and Recording Dis
trict, Territory of Alaska, and to re
oover the sum of $9220.56, together
with attorney’s fees, ns will more
fully appear from the complaint on
file herein.
The date of the order for the pub
lication of this summons Is January
SIst. 1920; the date of the first publi
cation thsreof is the Slst day of Jan
uary 1920, and the date of the laat
publication is March 13th, 1920, and
the time within which sold defendants
are required to appear and answer
said complaint is within thirty days
after the said 13th day of March 1120.
WITNESS, the Honorable WILLIAM
A. HOL2HEIMER. Judge of the
District Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Second Division and the
stiU. of said Court hereunto af
fixed at Nemo, Alaska, this Slat
da^ of January, 1920.
( SEAL ) THOS. McGANN
Clerk of the District Court
far the Territory of Alaska,
Second Dlrlslo.!.
By w. c. McGuire
' Deputy Clerk
ALIAS SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TOT
TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
SECOND DIVISION
CALVIN G. BRINKER. Plaintiff.
AUVED ANDERSON, Defendant.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT. ALFRED ANDERSON, j
GREETING:
You are hereby summoned and re
qutred to appear and answer the com
plaint <rf tha plaintiff on file in the
offlaa of tha Clark of tha nbaro on
DM «t 1* tJ» CIO- of SIMM, n
the Territory of Alaska, Second Df
vision, within thirty days after tb<
completion of the period of publicatioi
of this Summons, to«wlt, within thlrt]
days after the 14th day. of February
1130, or judgment for want thereof wll
be taken against you.
And you are hereby notified that b
you fall to answer the said complain)
the plaintiff will apply to the court fw
the relief demanded therein, to-wit
Judgment for the sum of $200.00 aai
interest on the said amount at the rat<
of one per cent per month from th«
26th day of June, 1918, and for hii
costs and disbursements herein.
The date of the order for the pub
Mention of this Summons Is the 3rd
doj^ of January, 1920; the date of 'thi
first publication thereof Is the 3rd day
of January, 1920, and the date of th«
hist publication is February 14th, 1920;
WITNESS the Honorable' WILLIAM
A. HOLZHBIMBR, Judge of thfl
said District Court, and the seal
■ of said Court hereto affixed, at
Nome, Alaska, this 3rd day of
January, 1920.
THOS. McGann,
Clerk of the District Court
Second Division. Territory
of* Alaska.
By W. C. MCGUIRE.
( SEAL ) Deputy Clerk
Publish—January 3, 10. 17, 24, 81, and
February 7, 14, 1920.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT.
Mineral Application No. 0360
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
NOME. ALASKA,
January 21st, 1920
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Teter X. Peterson whose residence
and postoftlce address is Nome In the
Territory of Alaska, lias made appli
cation before the United States Land
Office at Nome, Alaska, for a United
States Patent for the MORNING
STAR PLACER Minins Claim situat
ed on the right limit of Dry Creek
about four miles northeasterly from
the town of Nome, and being Mineral
Survey No. 1240, and being more par
ticularly described In the plat and
Held notes of the official survey there
of now on file in the United States
Lnnd Office at Nome. Territory of
Alaska, to-wit:
Beginning at corner No. 1. a schist
stone 24x8x6 inches, 12 Inches in the
ground, marked 1-1240 M.S. with <x)
on top surface for true point with
stone mound 24 inches base IS inches
high on N. W. side of same, and from
whence U. S. L. M. No. 11 bears S.
28 deg. 52 min. 30 sec. W. 65SS feet. A
geological station and monument on
Newton Peak bears N. 68 deg. 67 min.
E. about 1.5 miles.
Thence N. 57 deg. 03 rain. W.
variation 19 deg. 30 min. E. 714.6
feet to corner No. 2. identical with
corner No. 1 Survey 1177 Big Two
Bench; a fir post 4 inches square 3
feet above ground In gravel mound
and scribed 2-1240 M. S. for this
Thence N. 15 deg. 43 min. E. vari
ation 19 deg. 15 min. E. 1230.6 feet
to comer No. 3, a schist stone 24x12x
4 inches, 12 inches in ground marked
3-1240 M. s. with (g) on top surface
for true point, and earth mound 30
Inches, base 18 inches high on N. W.
Thence S. 66 deg. 54 min. E. vari
ation 19 deg. 20 min. E. €63.0 feet
to corner No. 4, a limestone 34sl0s8
Inches. 12 inches in ground and mark
ed 4-1240 M. S, with (z) on top sur
face for true point, a stone mound 34
Inches base 18 Inches high on N. W.
tfde of same.
Thence S. 14 deg. 52 min. W. vari
ation 19 deg. E. 1343.5 feet to cor
ner No. 1 and plaoe/ of beginning, con
taining an area of 13.781 acres.
The Mineral Monument to which
•aid placer mining claim Is tied Is
located and described as follows:
U. 8. L. M. No. 11 fs a dr poet
6 inches square. 6 feet above ground
in stone mound 3 feet high 3 feet
base and scribed U. 8. L. M. No. 11,
and is situated about 70 feet east of
a government road (known as Bessie
Road) and 2.75 miles northeasterly
from the mouth of Snake River in
Latitude 64 deg. 32 min. N. Longi
tude 165 deg. 22 min. W.
The notice of location of said placer
mining claim is recorded In Volume
123 at Page 67 of the records of loca
tions of said raining district and pre
The adjoining, claims are::
On the north MORNING STAR AD
DITION placer claim, unsurveyed,
claimant unknown.
On the east No. 4 above Discovery
on Dry Creek, Surrey 720. On the
west the BIG TWO BENCH SURVEY
1177, both owned by the Pioneer Min
ing and Ditch Company.
On the eouth the PANARAMA
BENCH Placer Claim, Survey No.
465, J. W. Albright owner.
There are no oonSlOtfng da Iras.
Pnbiieb—Jan. 34. if. Mb. T, 14, St.
It, Maoreb13, 10, 1690.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To JOHN M. MAT, your succemrq
heirs. administrators and uriiu:
YOU ARB HEREBT NOTIFIED
that L. R. Kemter, during ths ywu
1914, expended 9100.00 In labor an4
Improvements upon the STAR FRAC
TION Placer Minins Claim situated
on the left limit of Anvil Creek In ths
Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of Al
aska, the location certificate of which
Is recorded In Volume 186 at Page 26S
of the Records of Locations of said
Precinct; and, also during each of ths
years of 1915 and 1919. the said L. R.
Kemter expended the sum of $12.50 1n
labor and Improvements on account ol
your Interest in No, 9 Rocker Creek
placer mining claim on Itocker Creek
In the said Precinct, the'location cer
tificate of which is recorded in Volume
144 at Pago 243 of the Records of Lo
cations of said Precinct, In order to
hold said mining claims under the
provisions of Seotion 2324 of the Re
vised Statutes of the United States
and amendments thereto, concerning
annual labor upon mining claims, and
bolng the amount required to hold said
claims ahd your Interest in said claims
during each of said years.
And you are hereby notified that if
within ninety (90) days after the pub
lication hereof you fall or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such ex
penditures as co-owner in said min
ing claims, to-wit, the sum of $25.00
for the said Star Fraction Placer Min
ing Claim and the sum of $25,00 for
the said No. 3 Rocker Creek Placer
Mining Claim, your Interest in the said
claims will become' the property of
the estate of the said L. R. Kemter
now deceased, who made the required
expenditures under the law necessary
te the holding of said placer mining
claims.
Dated Nome, Alaska, Doc, 13. 1919.
JAS. M. 8TRBKTEN.
Administrator of the Estate of
L. R. Kemter, deceased.
Dec. 13. 20, 27, 1919 and Jan. 3, 10, 17.
94. 31, Feb. 7. 14. 21, 28. Mar. 7. 1920.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To JOHN JOHNSON, your heirs, as
signs and legal representatives:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned co-owner. In the placer
mining claims known as the BERING
GROUP and NOME GROUP, situated
on Penny River a tributary of Bering
Ben. in the Cape Nome timing and
Recording District, Territory of Alas
.ka, the notice of locations of which are
recorded in the records of said District
has expended the sum of One Hundred
Dollars each year during the years
1911, 1912, 1913. 1914, 1915, 1915, 191T.
1911, and 1919, in doing the annual
labor required by flection 2324 Revised
Statutes of the United States and sup
plemental legislation thereto, in order
to hold said claim.
And you aid hereby* required as
co-owner la said claims to contribute
your proportion of such expenditures
as your Interest may appear, to the
undersigned at Nome. Alaska, within
ninety (90) days after the date of ex
piration of the. ninety (90) days pub
lication of this notice, and if you fail1
or refuse so to do your Interest in said
claims will be forfeited to the under
signed by virtue of sard section 2324
Revised Statutes.
I*ted Nome. Alaska; Dec. 13, 1919.
®. E. ADAMS
Co-Owner
13. 20, 27. 1919 and Jap. 5. 10, 17,
*1, 21, Feh. 1, 14. 21. 25, Mar. 7. 1920.
NOTICE OP FORFEITURE
To Fred Chanmaa, Tkentoe Hubbard.
Milton B. Alloa Eugeni B. Alloa
Caboll Wkifakeed. Dorothy Dobbv
Jobs D. toady. John L. Boan aad
H. T. Hardlac, you aad aaeh of'
your bairn, anKua and Irani repce
Tou and auih or you tbo horaby not!
aadoyatgyud eoaratr, In the placer
attain* claim Imam an Mack Ham
ftaeor on Pelok emit a tributary of!
Borina Baa In tka Capa Noma Min
ina am( Reourdma Diatriet. Territory
•* Alaaka. (tka notlea of location of
•bleb to recorded In Volume It at pme
111 of record* of aatd Diatriet) baa ex
pended tka eum of One Hundred Dol
lar* each year durtaa the yearn laoc,
DOT. 1MI. 1»0*. DIO. Dll, Dll. D14,
Uli and Did, in delay the annual
labor raunlrad by Section JIM Revlaad
Statu tea of the Called Stator and aap
MemanUI le*tal*tlon thereto, In order
to bold aald dlalm.
And you and each of you are hereby
reqbtiod ao aa-omara In aald claim
la cootrlbntA your proportion of
■icb rxpondltaro ao yuor later,
ait may appear. ^ t»' (he uudar
•laned at ’Nadu. Atoetot, erttkla
ninety dam after the date or axpl
mtbm of tka ninety dam publication
of this notion, and It yea fall er refuaa
ao to do your laureet la otW
claim wftl oa forfaited to tka older.
Maned by virtue of aald aactlan DM
tloekmd tale toe.
Dated Mima Atom. nee. ath. Dtp.
s^BsooMimi. * Nuumieo.
Pm- *, U, Id, If. DU. uita'Vit
««.«. SU M. t 1 11, n. DM
Tha ttaily Telegraph Bulletin and
Weekly Nuggel delivered hy carrier.
Par month 91.09.
NOTICK OF FORFEITURE
To Fred Chapman, Thomaa Hubbard.
Mntea E. Altes, Eocene E. Alton,
Cabell Whitehead, Dorothy Dobtm.
John D. Leedy, John V. Bean and
H. T. Hbrdtnc. you and each of
your helra, aaalcna and legal repre
aentatlvea:
You ate hereby notified that the
underalfoed oo-ownor. in the placer
mlnlnc claim known ea Ruby Placer
Claim <on Pcluk creek a tributary of
Berlnc Sea, In the Cape Nome Mln
Inf and Recordlnc Dletrlct, Territory
of Alaska, (the notice of location of
which Is recorded in Volume sc at parr
MS of records of said District) has ea
pended the sum of One Hundred Dot
tore each year durlns the years Hoc.
1*07. 1901. 1999, 1910. 1911, 191S, 1911,
ISIS and 1919, In doing the annual
tabor required by Section 2314 Revised
Statutes of the United States and sup
piemen tal teclslatlon thereto. In order
to hold said claim.
And you and each of you are hereby
required as co-owners in said rialm
o contribute your proportion of
such expenditure as your Inter
est may appear. to the under-’
sinned at Nome, Alaska, within
ninety days after the date of expi
ration of the ninety days publication
of this notice, and If you rail or refuse
SO to do your interest In auld
claim will be forfeited to the under
slcned by virtue of said section 2321
Revised Statutes.
Dated Nome, Alaska, Deo. Cth, 1919.
WILD GOOSE MIN. £ TRADING CO.
Dec. i, 13, 20, 27. 1919, and<JanTnJPii),
17, 24. 31. and Feb. 1. 9, 19. 22. 1920.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To Fred Chapmun. Thomaa Hubbard,
Milton E. Allen, Eu(ens E. Altos.
Cabell Whitehead, Dorothy Dobbs.
John 19. Leody. John L. Rsau and
H. T. Hardin*, you and each of
your helra. assigns and lecal repre
aenta tires:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned co-owner. In the placer
mining Claim known as Highest Bid
Placer on Peluk creek a tributary of
Bering sea, In the Cape Nome Min
ing and Recording Dlatrlct, Territory
of Alaska, (the notice of locution of
which Is recorded In Vol. 114 at page
999 of records of'said Dlatrlct) bee on
•■ndad the aunt of One Hundred Dfit
loie each year during the years 1999.
1997. 1909, 1999, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1914,
1919 and 1919, In doing tho amngi
tabor inquired hy Section 2124 Revleed
Statutes of tho United State* end sup
plemental legislation thereto. In order
to hold said claim.
And you and each of you am hereby
required as co-owners in said claim
to contribute your proportion «f
such expenditure as your inter
«t may appear. to the under
■idnad at Nome, Alaska, within
ninety days after the data of expt
ration of the ninety days publication
of this notice, and If you fan or refute
■o to do your Interest in said
claim will bo forfeited to the under
•t«ned by virtne ef aatd section 2121
fcevfaed Statutes.
Dated Nqme. Alaska, Bee. Cth. 191b.
IWIBD GOOSE MIN. A TRADING CO
iDac. I, If, Jd. 27, 1919,.and Jan. *10,
ji7, ae, »it and Tbb. i. i, it, n, mo.
NOTICE OF POHFHTUNC
To Fred Chapman. Thomas Hubbard.
Milton *. Alloa iluaono E. Alloa
Coboll Whltehaad. Dorothy Dobbi
John D. L«0dy, John L. Boou anil
H. T. Hardlnft you and amah or
your helm. isslsns and loyal ropro
Toa an boroby noHScd that tba
undaralynod co-owoar. la tba placer
nlainy claim known as Forty Aero
Tract, situate Ea tba Capo Noma Uht
Ins and Itecordlnp District. Torrltory
or Alaska, [the aotlco or location uf
which la recorded la Vol. m at pass
•« a* records at mid District) ban ea
pended tbs sum at Oaa Hundred Del
ian each year durlas the yean 1XK,
»»7. ltd*. Uff. mm. MM. MIS, Mil.
l»li and ms, la dolns tba aanual
labor roqmrad:by Hsotloa HU Rertsad
Statutes or Uw VdMa* Matsu sad am
plstnental liytaistlea thereto, la Order
to bold sold smut.
Aud you ead each ot reo dm1 hereby
mnatrad aa oe-owume ta asM chiha
proportion or
otaaty dayu aTtor tba data of eapl
me aasoty days pphUoattoo
at tide aetle* aad Hyeo tan or reran
•• ta de your tat—I la mid
tdatm wHl ba lardMM la ta uaOor
Hpnd by Ttrlaa at aaldfactm MM
Dated Mama, Ahda. Dai, dtb, llM.
wild aoom urn. * nuMHaoo
Das. d. U. M. V. WH-jOg, Mfk
». K n. aad Mb. i» «.« «ttm.