ANNEX 5. Correspondence between T. P. Galt and the Registrar Dear Sir, Johannesburg, May 28, 1902. I HAVE the honour to enclose assignment from R. E. Brown to Thomas Galt (Trustee) of an undivided one-half interest in certain Mining Claims at Witfontein (937 in number) to which Mr. Brown is entitled under Judgment of the High Court of the late Republic. Will you kindly place this assignment on record. I have, &c. THOMAS P. GALT. This Assignment made the Fourteenth day of February One thousand Nine hundred and Two between Robert E. Brown of the City of Wallace in the State of Idaho, Mining Engineer of the one part and Thomas Percival Galt of the City of Toronto in the County of York, Esquire, of the other part. Whereas on the 22nd day of January 1897 the said Brown claims to have recovered a Judgment in the High Court of the late South African Republic at Pretoria against Dr. W. J. Leyds Secretary of State of the South African Republic and A. A. J. C. Dieperink, Responsible Clerk at Doornkop in the South African Republic in their respective capacities whereby the said Brown was entitled to peg off Twelve hundred prospecting claims of the proclaimed portion of the farm Witfontein with a right for alternative damages undetermined. And Whereas the said Brown claims to have pegged off nine hundred and thirty-seven prospecting claims pursuant to the said Judgment and that he hereby became and is lawfully entitled thereto : And Whereas the said Brown has agreed to transfer assign and set aside over a one-half interest in the said prospecting claims and premises as well as the said undetermined damages together with any other lands mineral claims, damages or compensation to which he the said |