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THE AKIZONA KEPUBL1CAJS : WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 18, 183.
RE-LOGATED,
Red Rover "Jumped" by
Charlie Ramps,
An Old Miner Who Had
Been Layingfor It.
Ramps Says Last Year's Work
Had Not Boon Done.
T ,p ownors Say It Was and Proposo
l siio Prospector Ramps In
tho Court About It.
1 readied tho city yesterday Mint J
arli.i K.uiiih, an old time miner
i-pei tor, had "jumped" the Ilcii
ne of tho oldest and best
mines in the Cave Creek ills-
Tin- Red Hover hna had many
., v'io have altogether done
iii.iKX) worth o( work upon it.
i dt'ui of money has been taken
i mid a great deal of litigation
f i i.mnected with its history.
fent owners, waiving U.ini:s'
v augured claim, are J. U. It.
It-r, Morris Astier, Bernard
U
i
U.H
1
re
i, unsnar.k uousctiau't. Itiey
mi ii in possession several years.
ik tui been done on tho mine for
(,,,..- tune, though the owners evi
den nippoed enough had been done
tu make gnwd their claim. Itamps him
tr i.u.l lioi'ii employed to do certain
k -mice enriy nisi u'-cemoer ne
n camping in the neighborhood i
lias
,.i tut- mine, watching with n great
deal . interest any improvements that
m jh be made before January 1 of
tins year. On January 2 he took with
him ute witnesses who exauiinid the
am -ant ol work which appeared to have
been done, and agreed thut the ri quire
meat" of the law had not been met.
The property was then formally relo
cated and the action tiled in avapai
...nn If a miia' amlilmi ntiit.nnrinlinii
,r. .....":.::.; :: ;''.s .'.:.'.' i
ut inc unlit: in i ouipuaD iu iiiv unncin,
wh. by no means intend to leavo
ii m in undisputed possession. In
tact tney laugh at his claims.
They say that along early m
December they sent a man up to tho
u, oe r i perlorni tho necessary work ;
be was well supplied, did all that was
reqiire.1 to be done and is there yet.
or ispei tor who came down from that
diairic jeslerdav says that U.unps ii
tnere to stay and says he will bo able
toe'Ahlisli his claim in court. The'
priip-Ttv is too valuable to bo permitted
bi etil.-r party to go by default so that I
more stubborn litigation la likely to
co'ue
GOVERNOR MURPHY'S ERRAND.
He Leaves Last Night for Washing
ton in tho Interest of Statehood.
j ernor Murphy left last niglit for
Wat iiigion to make another strong
pu Ijr statehood. His going ia the
reult if a meeting last Saturday night
olnttwmper men who pacced resolu-ti-
ns r. oiumendmg this courso. A
iu'i rip'ion was immediately started
to ra 'e money to defray the expenses
t goiernor and within twenty-four
n-"iri etwral hundred dollars were
ra. i The governor will return in
tiu.- tu open the legislature. This ar
ranjemuit gives him about ten days in
nt ii U to labor with unwilling United
Mates senators.
Mr Dillon Returns to LosAnseles.
Mr Kuhard Dillon, ho long ldenti
fied wnh the inerchiitilu interests of
1'! nix. having closed up the affairs of
l'i n i. Kenealy in this city, left lust
nigtn lor Los Angeles. Mr. Dillon's
deuiriif is a Iu99 to I'licenix. Ho is a
prn,;rexsie business man, one who
can n t he easily spared just at this
titnf, n hen tho need of good men is
rapidly growing. During hie stay in
PI o nix Mr. Dillon made hoits of
frit-D in by his courteous manner and
tl.e j intice of his dealing. He carries
vuth turn the best wishes of every man,
W' U..11) and child wLo knew him and
rn"8t persons knew him.
Corporation Election.
The lrHt nuiniii! meeting 01 tho stock
hoi i r- of the Katrella Fruit Land and
Irrigation company was he'd yesterday
Bfteriinon at the company's office in the
Coiten 1 lock. The following directors
iwe hostn- Dr. C. D. lielden, ex
j.v H. ('. Powers, F. T. i'omerov,
Henry lielden, iNow York, and ii. .
Ligtitlnzer. At a subrquent meeting
ol the directors Dr. C. D. lielden was
eieeteil president, II. IJ. LJghthlzer vice
president and F. T. l'omeroy secretary
treanurtr. LOCAL BRIEFS.
Territorial Treasuror Christy yester
day took up I'.'UO.OOO of Wapai county
tx nde.
A V. Iiredull veeterdav awarded a
tontract for building a $LG0J brick re
sidence in Churchill's addition to W. S.
rnzpatruk.
The Valley bank yesterday shipped
to Socorro, N. M., a carload of high
mde silver ore taken from the Tip
Top.
While a water connection was being
made yesterday afternoon in front of
the new Gardiner block the main burst
nd the street waa flooded.
Philip McKwcn was brought up from
Jji a Head yedterday on a commitment
for rohhery. MoEwen was charged
ff'th "rolling" a aleeping man.
llruco Perley waa yesterday ap
pointed administrator of tho estate of
t-- s. Stevens, the old man who rec
ently died of pneumonia, euperindui od
by faith cure.
In supreme court yesterday discus
eionwas continued in the question of
amending assignments of error, op
ened the day before. The rule was
adopted. There was no other business
l importance transacted.
Mr. l;. u, KIrkland was at the gov
ernor' rooms vesterday (or the first
tune jimee his recent illnesa. He was
'(hzed three weeko ago with pneumonia
which became so violent nt one time
thai his life, waa despaired of. He
bear aw yei of the eevere struggle.
Ai tides of incorporation of the Wild-nian-Potera-Goldninn
Company were
filed yeHturday. Tho incorporators are
Porrv U'ildman late of L09 Angeles, A.
J. Peters and Nenjamin Uoldman.
The plveof bunineea js Tempe, tho
cnpital Btoek $50,000.
Yesterday was not marked by any
extensive real estate transfere. Severul
small lots clianued linnda and an offer of
$10,000 was inndo for tho Cotton block.
A big deal, the parties to which have
not jet been given out, will likely bo
consummated today.
Ks-Sherlir Montgomery left last
night for the worka on the Buckeye
ditch with three wagon loads of sup
plies and fifteen men. There nrn now
sixty men at work with twentv-ono
miles of ditch to clean. Mr. Mont
Romerv believes that vter can be
turned in in about two weeka.
Tho Warrens Not Hoard From.
NJntiiltK fnftlwii- w na lwwtv.l ii...ii.1n
frm ,ll0 contractors, Henry and Milton
Wiuronulio left town so unosteiitatioiis-
ly last baturdav niglit. It was reported
THEY DISTURBED HIS NAP.
lVn Sleeping on u Mountain Lion nml
I'rlcud Waited Ilim liy Sliootlnj; It.
"Tho most remarkable ndventura I
know of was that of a ten-year-old boy
in Colorado," said Uienzi lieauchamp to
a St. Mollis Globe-Democrat man. "A
party of us had gone from Pueblo for a
week's hunting and fishing along the
Arkansas river. Wo carried tents and
camped out.
"A man named Uritton had his young
son with liim a manly little fellow.
"ho oouU1 lan(1 a trout nnd brinK ,lown
an nntelopo with the best of us. Ono
day lie got separated from the party,
lost his way, and spent the night in tho
mountains. lie had with him n short
thirty-eight-calibcr spartiug riile, a
good weapon for small game, but in the
section where we camped mountain
llr,,ic .r-i.fi. nli.ntirnl Ilia fntnnr ivris
lions were plentiful. His father was
well-nigh distracted, and wo searched
all night for the adventurous youngster
without
avail. Just at sun up we
started to return to camp. As we de
scended a ravine we discovered the ob
ject of our search sound asleep, with
his head pillowed on an enormous
mountain lion, which was curled up ns
though enjoying a nap. 'Ihreo of ns
approached cautiously to within fifty
yuuls, drew a bead on tho animal and
ut a given signal fired.
"i ho brute never btirred. riio boy,
whom we supposed dead, half rose,
rubbed his eyes, and inquired peevishly:
'What aro you fellers tryin' V do? I
killed this yero lion four hours ago.'"
DRUNK ON MUSHROOMS.
Tho Sort iifMlinulint UmI hy tho Inhitf
Unlit ol Xorlhi-niti-rii lt.
The inhabitants of the northeastern
part of Asia use a mushroom to promote
intoxication. It is known ns the tly-
blown mushroom, and the Horticultural 1
Times says it is also very abundant in
Scotland. Tho fungus is gathered in
the hotKst part of the year, and is then
hung up ly a string in the air to dry.
Some aro dry before gathered and these
aro said to be far more narcotic thnn
those artifii ially preserved. Lsually
the fungus is rolled up like a bolus and
taken without chewing, for, if masti- 1
cated, it is said to disorder the stomach. I
One large or two small fungi produco
what is looked upon as a pleasant stato
of intoxication for ono day. The effect
is the Mine as that produced on taking
a quantity of spirits or wine, except it
is delayed from ono to two hours nftcr
tho bolus has been swallowed. At first
it produces very cheerful emotions of
the mind. It renders some persons ex
ceedingly active, and is a stimulant to
muscular exertion. Thus, if a person
affected by it wishes to stop over a
straw or a small stick it Impels him to
take a jump sufficient to clear a low
lwdgo or the trunk of a tree. It keeps
those fond of music perpetually singing,
and under its inlluenco a talkative per
son can neither keep secrets norsilence:
hence it is a source of danger to ladles
nnd politicians.
INDICATIONS OF AGE.
It
In Shown Ineoiitrovrrtllily liy n MoUt
Kin nml 11 Dry I'alin.
"Do you know the surest indication
of old age?" said a physiciati the other
day, according to the Albany Cxpress.
"The surest indications in man," ho
continued, "aro n moist eye, n dry
palm nnd a shrinkage of tho calf of tho
leg. All the Indications are duo to
some action of the nerves consequent
upon advancing years. In the matter
of the eyo tho fifth section is inter
fered with, and it is this which causes
n How of water. The dryness of the
palms is caused by an interference with
the functions of tho body, also duo to
the action of the nerves, and the
shrinkage of the leg follows from simi
lar causes. In old age, too, you notico
somo men become more corpulent than
in tho early portions of their lives.
With drinking men tho change is often
produced by the quantity of saccharine
which they consumo with their drinks,
and with those who do not drink it fol
lows from other physiological changes.
As to tho hair growing gray, it results
in tho majority of cases from the par
tial closing of the hair cells and tho re
duction of the quantity of natural col
oring matter which the closing pro
duces. With women tho dimness of tho
eyo does not come so soon as it does in
men."
A NEW ALLOY.
(Urine
a Jletiil Which Hn AVonderrul
I'ropertlca or Heslitunce.
namo of manganino has been
Tho
given to a new alloy brought forward
in Germany as a material of great re
sisting power, nnd which consists of
copper, nickel and manganese, says the
New York Sun. The specific resistance
of this article is given as forty-two
microhm centimeters; that is, higher
even than that of nickcline, which has
hitherto passed ns the best resisting
vi'siprmiv iiinrtiiiw- timi ttim ii i.i ttnnt, . . . - . . . i
' .- , . ,.V I It """.Deiiiireilcotciloniv lnuiniiiutc uegrcu
re-arrested at t,lobo on the warrant ,, ,.?,. ,,-,:,.... this account P"J'. contractors,
KS:el 'rS''- to tho manufacture ( ; water franchises and
brought in this morninir. measuring instruments ami or ciectn- and deliver water
.imvEiviJits.
VANTILBURG & DAVISON,
Leading Phoenix
JEWELERS.
"Watoh.es,
Diamonds,
JHne 'Jewelry.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
Wateh Repairing in All Its Branches.
Washington St 3 Doors East of First Nat'l Bank of Arironn.
metal. Another advantage of nuin
franine is its behavior under variations
of heat, tlie resistance, it is ciaimou.
' nnl nnnnvnfiio It. ifAn.n-nl linCO wlllf'll
;.ik iifriii utua in jviiv i iij i" -.
aro required to vary their resistance to
nshlitrht a deirreo ns possible uifder
different decrees of beat. A further
interesting fact is mentioned, namely,
that while other metals increase tlielr
resistance by the raising of the temper-
ature, that of manganino is diminished.
FAMILY GRAVEYARDS.
I.onesuino M3I1U Tint Arc ti lto Seen on
.Southern Imllint lariiu.
"There is no place like southern Indi
nmi for graveyards," said a resident of
llloomfield, Ind., to a Chicago Globe,
man recently. "Now, that section in
cluding Green, Monroe, Jlrown and Sul
livan counties is a wonderland to trav
erse. It looksas though the old settlersof
fifty years ago wanted each one to have
a graveyard of his own. Kvery inilo or
two, often far from any roadway, total-
, inaccosslbi0 to waons without lay
. ..
nig wasto the fences, you come upon
little rock-walled or rail-bound in
cisures containing tho dead oJ one
family. Father, mother and several
children lie there, and none others.
"These jiiaees have long been for
saken and forgotten. Weeds flourish in
profusion nnd hide tho wind and rain
stained tombstones from view. Often
with a companion I have entered one
of those little inclosures, trampled and
torn out the weeds and riehted the-five
nr kiv tinnil5tnnp tlmt. lmrl fallen nnd
hnlricd even the inscribed virtues of the
,,oa(, ,nto ho wonny earU,
These people had no country church
yard. No preacher except the visiting
parson who came monthly on horse
back. They had no funeral in tho pres
ent sense of the word. Plain wooden
boxes were used for coffins and often
tho sturdy youth of the family made
the coffin for the dead parent or rela
tive. These little spots werodearto
those families. One can see that bV the
loving little inserip tions nnd
decora-
,tions. When they were all dead no ono
j remained to care for them and they fell
into decay and ruin.
I "They aro lonesome sights, those
little groups of white pillnrs. In tho
1 winter when tho trees are bare and the
grass dead, I have seen f! iclta of crows
coming nnd circling nbout the clump of
trees that usually cluster nitout tnoso
places. The bitter wind moans through
tho crackling branches and those crows
j wheel about and caw and croak until
tho world seems truly a placo of sorrow
and death."
Marriage In I'runala.
ooiuo interesting statistics on mar
riage inl'russin show that the marriage
rate has risen from 8 or 9 to IT in the
1,000 inhabitants during the last years.
This rato is ns high as that in the "good
old times" from 161(5 to 18T0. The nver
age age of marrying men remains at
the former figure of twenty-nine and
one-half. In lb3l it was twenty-nine
nnd two-thirds, in 1880 twenty-nine and
two-fifths. So that men marry neither
less often nor nt a later age than for
merly. On tho othcrliand, a great dif
ference has taken place in the class of
men who marry. Only forty per cent,
were independent; that is, either with
private means or tradesmen, officials or
officers; sixty per cent, were laborers,
servants or factory hands. The latter
form the majority.
Wanted.
A couple of furnished
for light housekeeping,
to going some dUtanco
V. Feck, Jr., Phoenix.
rooms suitable
Ho objection
out. Address,
For Salo orTrado.
Double seat family carriage for cash
or light rig or cart. Address, Box 35-,
Phoenix.
Pianos and Organs
Sold, rented, exchanged and tuned.
See A. Uedew ill's "ad" 111 another col
umn. Buy a Home.
Tho rent you are paying will soon
pay (or a home. I w'JII sell a now
brick house with water connections nnd
bftth, in the Orchard Qrove addition.
Lot 50x140. Fruit trees. One-third
cash, balance monthly installments.
Price, $2,500. Call on O. L. Gimis,
Cotton Block. 'v
At Plank'a jewelry auction every
ovening in Commercial Hotel Block
there will bo given away (rom six to
ten elegant presents. Tho sale is a
grand success. Everybody invited to
attend. Blankenshii' & McAfkk,
Auctioneers.
Fine French
Gabbert Bros.
dinner every Sunday.
Cold! Coldl Qoldl
Parties desiring to invest in gold
mines can probably hear of something
to their advantage by calling upon or
addressing T. D. Morris, Willcox, Ariz..
P. 0. box 45.
Fortune telling by cards. Fee $1.
Miss Schmidt, Uregoiy house, room 0,
down stairs.
To tho Public.
Wlisreas, It has come to our notice
that tho Arizona Construction coin-
are offering to tell
to build laterals
Irom the Gila Iiend
Ueservolr and Irrigation company's
cana', wu hereby give this public no
tice, warning all uersons against tho
payment to said Arizona Construction
j company, contractors, of any money
for the purchase ol any water (ran
chiEes or (or the building of any lat
erals or the delivery of water, by said
Arizona Construction company, con
tractors, ns they have no legal water
franchises to sell, nor legal right to
build laterals, nor legal right to de
liver water from said canal.
Gn. Bend ItKbEiivoiii ami IiuirciATioN
Co.
By Lewis Wolklky,
Vice-President and General Manager.
Why Pay Rent?
I will sell a six room frame house
with two lots in Collins addition. One
third cash, balance in monthly install
ments. Price $1,000. Cnll or address,
O. L. Gimis,
Cotton Block.
Now is the time to buy
books (or the New Year.
Co., have a fine etock.
your blank
The Irvine
Candies made daily at
Kitchen, near poatothce.
the
Candy
t(
California, Florida and Japanese
Oranges and Grapes, 12 varieties of
Apples, Poultry, Game, etc., nt
Mesa Fituir r-ToiiE.
Illll-IIOHH Klllip,
FAKMEKS and HORSEMEN
A'tTICNTlON I
Now Is the tlrao for both farmers and horse
men to securo
A NEW JlARNKSS.
It Is the si-avHi when Imrne s should be
rhiinpcd I all hurii a supply of tho famoiif
Vacuum u, the l-t-st IIrnis oil In the wonil
Mi ITt leather Is tannvl with this great oil, and
for the preervatloi olleather It has no equal
To every purehas r of a new tet of harness we
nlvc a bottle ol this oil free.
I Guarantee All of My Work.
And all money will bo refunded when I fall to
come up to my stnndanl.
R. G. ANDRE,
Center Street.
Tiivenn'iilH.
Phfflnix Pavement Co.
Co itractors for all kinds of
Cement Work.
Artificial Stone Sidewalks
Of all kinds and Colors, a specialty
W. II. Wharton, President
C W Stearns, Fec'y and Treas.
v. . 0. Mftfctcn, Eupt.
ALL WOJtK WARRANTED.
Office In Cotteii Building
With Wharton .1 Czarnoskl,
Center Street
nkkmi. mi.
GARDEN CITY
It ICS'X'VTJXtAN'i'.
Washington St., I'hoenix.
East of M. Jabobs' Btore,
Tho Only First-Class Restaurant
in Town.
OOOD MEAL8vAT ALL HOURS.
r-KESD FISH. 1E1L CLTLETS. ETC TWICE A KEEL
SUNDAY! CHICKEN DlNNEIt AND BDTFBB.
All the best game, fruits and vegetables
in season. Nice nrivato room
for families.
SINGLE MEALS 25 CTS.
TUCK. HING & CO.
The Family Restaurant.
Formerly the Klectrlc Lunch Counter.
Caters to Respectable Family Trade.
The Only Restaurant In town Employ
ing Only White Help.
AH Dolllcacles of the Season Constantly on
Hand, from Five Cents ai high as yon wish.
COOL, CLEAN AND CHEERFUL.
Tho Nickel Plate Lunch Counter 'L.ZZSJg:
ment, and will Rive you the worth of your
money- Any tickets put out in the future will
not be "booked" for less than lb-
SQUIRE & FKEYMIRE, Props.
WANTS
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WANTED A primer who has had seven
yeim exx-ritiieo l'i ihe vineyards and
orehards of 1 ntlfornia. .leal e employment.
Will work by the day or tontract Address
Frank Hose, cure of th's office.
r OST OK 8! KAYEI) From Hurley's jasture
Ij one hrouu Imrne, weight tuO pounds
branded J. ., on left high J10 nwaid tnd
noqiie.iloiisai.ked C K. Baker, .Teflerson St.,
near Yavapai, I'luenix.
KiNT YOUR ROOMS A HPRKCIATIKO THE
fact that theie will be a large nuiuberuf
visitors ,11 ThoMilx thin fall and winter, we
will take pleasure in rentlim any rooms parties
may hae lorent ehri:lnir noeomrolssion for
tame PHOIX REALhhTATECOMPANY.
Ileal XHtuto Ior Sal c.
JiOO For ', acres on Watllngion S, 3 miles
from 1 otofllre, east, choice for aub-dlvl-
slon.
13000 Buys 2!) acre", small house, three miles
west of postofllco. choice for fruit, JjJ0
cssh
25O0c-sh buys 13 lots MxlCi. Three blocks
irom court nouso, wiiii a nve room house
HOO cash for choice ol 11 lots 011 Wathlncton.
nt Capitol giuuuds. Call today at room 4,
i.ewis jjiock
iMuiio Tumiiir.
PIANO TUNING
Itetldence Weit Washington.
A. Q. Randal. VVIU A. Davis.
RANDAL &. DAVIS,
Hi
Embalming a Specialty
Fourteen Years' Experience,
Telephone 52.
Handle
Roll Steel & Metallic Caskets
Parlors Young Building
Opp, Commercial Hotel.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
TAKE
TMII KKI.IAIII.I!
TIIWiINT
rou tiu:
Liquor,
Morphine
OR
Tobacco
Habits.
Purely
Vegetable Treatment
Our Patients will toll you of
its marvelous effects. You
can continue your usual avo
cation whilo taking the treat
ment. Remember tho name.
um
Institute In Gilson Block.
Como and see results and sat
isfy yourself.
I. II. MOORE 11. D.
Medical Director,
B. B. DALSEY,
Aa.latant Medical Director.
ENSOB
m
teoliool.
Lainsofl Business Collep
Commercial or English Course taught.
Students may enter at any time.
Day and Evening Sessions.
ForinformMlon call on or address
E. M. LAMSON,
Principal.
Phcenix, - - . - Aiizons.
Sisters AcadcmyofthoSacred Heart
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Phcenix, Arizona.
FnglMi, French, Spanish, Painting, Drawing.
Music, ernbrotderv. etc . rjmsht. Tric
reasonable. Address, MOTHEK SCI'EKIOK,
iQieniz, Arizona.
-Lilverv.
GOLDEN EAGLfc
Livery, Feed
and Sale Stable,
STURGES & WALTERS, Proprietors.
Successors, to J. L Gant,
Sjecial Alttation Girea to Boarding Stoat
Calls answered promptly.
Telephone 51.
Pima Street. South of Mills House.
STEVENS &ALBRIGHT
Cor. Montexuma & Adams St.,
LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLE.
Good Turnouts on short notice
at all hours ol the day and night.
Buy, Sell and Trade, Horses.
Special attention to boarding h:rsea.
Phoenix Opera House
Saturday, 0!
January ul
The Tersatlle comedian,
ALBA HEYWOOD
AB
TOM D1LLOWAY. 5
Will prccnt hyp.rmln.ion of Sol Smith Rui
sell, the test and funniest of all his suecessec,
NEW
EDGEWOOD
FOLKS,
'EicPT-nwl ". .n Ik a rprr tiioutlnv t(mnl
utt-ry pretii'T tnl H i mi j, natural, aui
ruiKuuiiii imt'iiui 'll'i i HUJ1V 11 IV 1U1
qilei. out of-U e irny Sew Kngl n1 vlUafe.
uiu vuiunn) ni'w no; wi"U itits ICUirUJ.
S" -! mi- uuiri vuninvicis mi- ci J Willi
f It 1 II Nl titrf II rnrf k.im.a et ifimn va unnlnl dsiil
they f iv irit'iout xeetitlon, well taadt it the
compi ny
Advance sale opens nt Opera llute drns
store, rnd.y.Juiiuai JJ.
IViur.eriei-.
ARIZONA NURSERY GO.
6.ll.aiYS0Xt SON'S. Traps.
Five Miles E:ist of Phoenix,
On Cronp-riit CbuuI.
IIomc-Grown Trees tt Plants
A Speelalty.
Aprlrut, Vearli, IMtini, Altnoutl, lear,
rtnrlno, OrniiKe. I'oii)ef;ranate,
Quince, Talln, rmbrelln, Afth, Ole
amlrr, repine Willow, 1'oplar,
Roses in Great Variety.
Xolicc lo Bridmakers anl Contractors.
We, the undersigned, a'chiteets of the city ol
I'huMiix, herehv agree that on and af'er the
first day of May 1M3 lo specify for all brick
worn under our supcrvMon. and require thB
same tohou-ed by contractors, brick of the
following dimensions'
For common hrlck b'i inches lonir. 4 lnchca
wide and li inch s thick and for pressed or
Mce brick. kH inchi s long, 4V. Inches wide anl
Tfi Miches thick signed this Jan 5th 1S93.
McGlnuia & Heinleln. A I'. Petit: Urcichton.
Merit! ew A Ferris: II. R Ieonard, Sr.
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No 911.
Ljind Ornc at Tocsoh, Ariz ,
January 11, 1S-J3.
Notice Is herebv elven tnat the followlnr
named settler has filed notice of hl Intention
to make finni proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will op made before the
clerk of district court at l'hcpnix, Arizona, o
Feb 25. ltfJ.1, viz: Henry II ilcPhaul for
the se , sec. 1, tp. 5 s. r G w
He names the lollowinir witnesses to Drove
his continuous residence nnnn an I caltlvatlna
of said land. tIi: Kugene Canithcrs, Aur.
Douglass. . J. Morgan and W. L. Uarrlcus. all
of Gila Bend, Arizona.
IIERBBKT DROWN,
T. J. HOWELL, Attorney ior 01lmtu.
Notice for Publication.
Premptlon entry o 2C37.
LANdOFFicu at Tucson Ariz.,
December ii, 189i (
Notice Is horeby given that the following
named pettier has flld notice of his intention
to niak- final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made hcloro the
clerk of the District Court at I'h'entx Arizona,
on Feb 4, lS'il, viz: Wesley McKeo of l'tue
ntx, Arizona, for tho nw'i of fee. ', twp. 1 n, r
2e.
He names the follnwl' g witnesses to proro
his continuous residence upon undculitr Mini
of ld land, viz: Jinn y K. Sloser. J hu T.
I'tmlie. J hn II Ifoovern'id HaniJ. hhljrt, ud
io. Puojulx, Arizona.
I IIKKBERT RJllVVV.
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