Arizona silver belt. [volume], August 18, 1894, Image 2

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I'HE ARIZONA SILVER BELT,
oFiiri.iL rvr:i: or ui..v.utv.
'Saturday, August 18, 1894.
hdAtIlitv to imiluomiv.
The Son Friiuoisoo lixuminar ia ir-
Ijulatiug petition. klng Cougroan lb ! to ha aolnotod within W yours, tho
farooloe tke mortage of Ul Ctjntrnl J Stnto to oxitoud $51 in reclaiming encli
l'aeifio uml take contrdl of Ihe roftil. A w- If tlll roolaimvUuii is not nwclo
yotitien tsitwUaWl iii Globe received willu ilvo )'rs or $8 por noro not ox
161 jaigUfttMras. Everybody kow ' pomletl on Mich rttjliiuiation works tho
Low ) It k to gt sigrmturos to a ''""l revert to tho imblio tlomuin nftor
,ititiou; Mbt people will sigta peti-1 ft proclamation by w president. Eiwh
tioiT without giving tho question j State slmll '.mike it own rules and rog
iiny llwught, or oven reading it. They I "l'ttious governing reolamtilion by toot
will juit.J H rntlmr hnn invito xrmimnnt ! tlors under COllUliot with tllO Stftto.
liy a foKisnl, knowiug how liltlo weight
httftolieatofl tjetitiou, esiiteiiilly whou
5 I
kddrossod to Congress. It is proeontad
to Congress, uml tiled nnd that it) tho
end of it. It matters not whethor there
r.r ftvo oT'flfo hundred iwinos nttookf.1
they tiro never rend.
It appear to us that the present i a
poor timo to light railroads. Vith
tmt liberal government nid tho Pacific
ailrMttl would never have been built
fc'nd tho Groat "Wwt would havo ro
uiaincd undeveloped a terra incognito.
Government ownership of railroads
is, in our opinieu; of doubtful oxjwcli
onoy. (Vo don't know of any western
railroads that are making any mouoy.
Thoy oro dependent for revenue, al
most ontiroly, upon through traffic and
tho business furnished by the mines.
Both have fallen oft' Very greatly. J?or
hundreds and hundreds of miles tho
trans-continental railroads, travorso n
country destitute of resources, savo
riiinoral,- nml elueo tho closing of tho
ailver mines, there is practically no bn
inoss.for them in thoso sections, and
the cost of maintaining their toadbed,
owing to washoute, i orttiruiona. It is
riot readonoWe to suppoeo thot the,
Government could run thorn to any J
better advantage than tho companies!
-pay better wnges to omployea, offer
bettor sorvico, lowor rates or better ac
It ooul 1 '
commodations to the public
only bo done by causing a big daQeiU
-. T- .' . .,,
wnicn beforo many years might become !
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a uurutiu rtvutiUK 'UB iuiuu itoi. no..
. ...!- 1..-1I i. .,, n... i.. nous oxistenoo ns a
lltC iXJlU iUjJ.il! illU VUBW llUt. -ilJO
tho golden egg, whereas we should be
encouraging her te lay more oggs.
There are other projects which tho
Government might undertake with far
greyer bsnefit to the "West than op
rating railroads. The reclamation of
the arid lands, for instance, would give
$jork,to,thowH)d3 and homes to mil
lions of ptotpl; it would inerease the
revennee'of the railroads, induce the
etonsttiiotiou of competing hues, and ef
iest'a rednetioa in the rates of traw
portation. Something miut be dtthe,
and that Soon, to develop the agricul
tural resources of the West, or the
mifroad" pfobtam will solve itself by all
tho transeotttiuental lines being forced
into bankxMptoy. The Atahison, To
peka S: Sfc'riU Fe system k i4rnly in
the IwuKts of reoerrer, and has disoon
turned ojteratiug 306 miles of its lines.
The Examiner is a',Iive nenejisper
Alive to its own interests. It conducts
LillO HIIW UWU1UHUWW. ak IXMIAIUUW
a-lottoryaBd gives away- thousand ofj
do: "iiiiifc-wl.v?" te iHeriwtM iUi
uboription list. It gives prises (a trip
to tho World's Fair etc.) to the "bright
set Behcet ohildren; "muse why?"
lo increase its pojmlarity and get Iwek
lwor(toltaJeroiie. It maks war on
tfie Paoifio railroads; "cause ' why?"
it sees in it a golden opportunity to
"turn an honest "penny" by premMtog
n popular prejudice. T fact ' tho Ex
aminer sapporfs a cause when there is
money and popularity in it.
r.n ii I in
tiiosi: rii.
Allegories, wLen welt' ohoseay we
like so many lines of light in a news
paper nrtiole, rendering everything
dear within its rays. The limner, sole
artist of the Arizona Republican, an
oxomplar of ifogartn, wfcese depictivo
poncilings leaves nothing ' uHoxnlnd,
aor a loop ou which to hang a" doubt,
pltcdB.ljer of EJwau, as the pie-1
aan, who'in'hTs calling is protdte&j
by letters-patent bearing tho seal of
tho United States, and places him in
type onir pedestal where tho soul of
art would comis-.iid the most admirers.
Even in Globe, so remotely interested
ihVPhoonij: pastry, the Republican of
tlio 0th instant, eulogistic of the pins-
tiotrt of moulding pies, wns in grenH
request. Tho opinion wns frequently
oxprossed'tfint sooiT expensive pastry,
us quoted, was too easily nn indulgence
for ordinary mortals who struggle be
tween n craving appetite and q sapty
purteV
The National Irrigation
Congress
will convene in Denver, September 3d.
"The work of tho congressi will be of
groat importance to. the people of thu
and region." sysibe S. F. Chronicle,
am, ,s expecio.! tner9 to us a large
t . . i . ,.. . . i
sllattln nna 'I'lm l ihuiIihi 'un a . I
stone in seventeen States and Teirito-
lies areated by the last Irrigation Cca
stress will render reporti, stjed
"l,on1
tWir showing of Ue exissfeg oenditions
Mid fntnre neetle in all pstts of the
ruiuless region it is proposed to con
struct a national policy and code of lo
ad laws to be submitted Mi Congress)
and the Legislatures of WostersSbUes.
Thsro-are WW nm
IK'I I i
H1
the greaW
rejtftr of Caeoniaw
sad Mri
XATIOVU.
"MUX
aii Kiit tiii) i:i:i.vii.t
r tiii: ARID I.A.MIS.
A AVitsliiOTton, tlisimtohof AugnA ll
to tho S. F. Olirouiolo, Buys: Tlio
IloiibO ttalnr nflontod tho Siinto
uiiamlinout to tho muiilry civil feill,
by winch ortoli Stnto Lnviug (lesejnib-
lie lnuds is iutitlkl to ToeorVlS 1,000,-
000 r osurvoyl publifc arid InniU.,
....
When proof of reclamation n furnishod
a patent uluill issue to actual Bottlors.
No State shall dispose of more than a
quarter feccUon to any ono person, nnd
the riet proceeds dorivod shall bo
used to aid iu reclaiming other land ro
eerved by this section, and if tltoro bo
any surplus it shall be uked to reclaim
arid lands in ihe State other than
those reserved by this act.
All lauds, other than timbor nnd
minora! Ir nil, which will not produce
an agricultural crop without irrigation,
shall bo deemed arid lands. One thou'
sand dollars is appropriated to ouiibld
tho Secretary of the Interior to oxum
ino any of these lands.
Prospecting is &. fever a mania
which grows on ono as does tho Jmbit
of gambling, which it resembles, both
being game of cliance. Tho "knaok
nt hoping" nnd the oxoitmnent induced
by tho hope keeps alive many to-day
whoso hair and beard are as whito as
snow on tho mountains. Onco a pros
pector, always a prospector, uuloss a
strike is made that will keep tho lucky
one in aflluenco tho balance of hie days.
Then ofttimes the riches from oue mino
but serves to dig unprofitable holes in
the ground, of which the only product
is hope. And then one lucky strike
one man made rich in a fow months!
ow mw,y men loas cause to shoul
" .7 , ?
over mountains, sleep on the hard cold
, . . ' .
grouud at night and eke out a preoa-
I At a si irl ulivnl 4 nil .ln.i
preoa
prosiieetor? It is
seldom tliat the man who discovers the
mine makes the money. It is the man
with the silver and gold in his pocket
who ooBies afterward. la ninety-nine
oases out of one hundred the mau who
makes the money is not the man wlw
"hoofed" it into n new mining country
but the mau who a fow years later,
rides into town in pUoe car. Kx.
"VYatsreaa,' ot the Louisville Couriar
Jooraal, has bombarded Arizona's
proposition to become a State. Among
other facts he points to Arizona's
sparsely settled territory, ooveriag
more ground than any Siate in the1
union, ejieept California, Montana and
Tems." Arizona had in 1800 "a imp
utation of only 50,020 sonls the
smallest number ever considered ne
cessary for a new State eacept in tht
oase of Oregoa and Nevada, the for
mer of wlrioh was more compact in
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tue foyy of con
verting unripe frontier settlements into
sovereign States" AVaterson, how
ever failed to mention Arizona's onor
mous debt, in addition to her pauoity
of resoiu'ces, and deduoe from the fig
ures, thus obtained, her utter inability
to pay the increased cost of maintaining
StiUe oter that of a territory, which
has Wen estimated in the oase of Utah
at $150,000 and unmistakable data given
in support of those figures,
The lonjf ooniest over the tariff uarao
to au end on Monday, the Ilouse reced
ing and'SccepUng the bill as amended
by the Senate. The bill was passed
by a vote of 182 to lOG, eleven demo
crats voting against the measure.
To square themselves with their con
stituents bills wero introduced and
passed by the majority in the Ilouse,
l'Httmg sugar, iron ma owd on the
& bui oi ur8 lh snRfe vin
refuse concurrence. It is' a hmniliat
mg defeat for the House aud the Ad
ministration and a complete victory
for the Senate and trusts.
Wilson spoke for hours, seVorely at
tacking the sugar trust, which; K6 had
boen creditably informed, had pur
based $112,000,000 worth of raw su-
garnutteipating the enactment of tho
Senate sugar sshsdulc. Tho trust's
gain, if that ttolwdnle is passed, would
realise $40,000,000
;, ;
The recent railroad strikBfTWTara' not
without their oomnensatiun. ' if they
hl(Ve Ul ht lftbor iw jor8 ti,e foji7 of
attempting to gain their point by vio
lence. Dels, the nroh couspiritor, is
quoted as saying: "I will nevor
again be oomteeted with any striko or-
; g,lijlMion. TLe akiko haB aevoloped
the fact that the ao&thttont of the peo
ple of the country is ayssinst strikes,
and the Government stands ready to
imt dowu sudi movements at- the point
of the bayonet. I shall hereafter ad
vise all workmen to seek redress by ihe
ballot.
Judge llawkfutrhas remlerod a de
cision to the efiect that tko net df the
logiahtuie tuiug Natiowl haul: stock
is valid.
ThpMlHjy of'HtfOTijijjC; (Srpud j$u
tr Wo rMtui afilfefcteV?
I " liwui 1 1-11) 'MP'f u
xi'i'i.i:-"riir. ru.Mrr suits.
Tho San PranciBCO Eiaminor, of
Aug. 12th, contains an interesting ar
ticle upon tho obborvation of Mars by
tho Lowoll Observatory, at Flagstaff,
Tho Lowoll Obsorvalory is situated nt
a Light of povonly-iwo hundred feet, in
an ntmosphoro that is almost porfect
for visual olwetvation. Its chiof instru
ment is ail 18-inch telescope, which is
ono of the largest lenses in this country
Morstiud tho oarth are coming nearer
togotbor and when they arrive in op
position to tho sun, October 20th.,
Will bo closer to each other than thoy
will bo again for fifteen yours.
It is now springtime in tho southern
homisphore of MarS. Summer begins
on August 31st. Li ordor the butter to
understand what may llion and there
after be seen, tip to and beyond tho
period of opposition, observations of
tho present vernal phenomena aro nil
but essential. As the orbit of Mors iB
outaido that of the oarth, that half of
his snrfaco which is turned towards tho
oarth at tho period of opposition will
bo entirely illuminated by the solar
rays. It will bo n "full" Mars, much
liko n full moon.
Although thoso of Mr. Lowell's ob
servations which ho 1ms mado the topic
Of his first publication wore taken
about four months befoio opposition,
whou Mars w as nearly twice as far dis
tant as he will bo eventually, they
have yielded some excellent results.
Ho has seen twelve of the socalled ca
nals, which aro by far tho most inter
esting features of the Martian topog
raphy. The astronomers who accept the ca
nal theory buliovo that those immense
water ways wore constructed by intel
ligent beings, inhabitants of Mars,
probably for purposes of irrigation,
Mare is triuoh older planet than the
earth and its surface is parohod and
lovelod by the hand ot time. There it
room for belief, therefore, that Sfcare
sorely needs moans of artificial irriga
tion, and thoro aro still other facts to
support tho hypothesis that ho actually
has them. For in the Martian winter and
spring his canals aro not conspicuously
Visible from the earth; then, soon after
the vornsl equinox, they begin to sho:.V
themselvos, and fterthe miraiijor sol
stice they are at their best for the ob
server. In a little wlijjle they grow
less dear sgalD,' and in the Martian
winter once more fade from view. This
apjMttent periodicity, corresponding
year after year to the procession of
the froosone, may, therefore, be ascribed
to tho growth of vegetation on the
banks of the oauals nnd through the
adjacent country.
Of course, the canals are not f.ll that
Mr. Lowell and his staff have noticod
oh the faae of the planet. They have
seen the polar snows laelt nnd flow
northward, giving rise to .the phenom
ena that seem to imply the flooding of
the south teiuxerate zone; and they
have witnos ed some strange happenings
in the pokr cap, including the appear
ance of one it two star-like points
with ia the yellow eclipse, whiob are
probably the gtisteniBg peaks of polar
mountains.
It is diieily the southern half of Mars
that is now observable, but oven iu
this quarter of the Martian world there
are quite enough canals to keep tho at
tention of tho astronomers busy while
they last. As the season advances the
observers nt Flagstaff may expect more
and more from their work, and beforo 1
wiuter closes in upon them thsy should
have a great amount Of very valuable
scientific material irt hand.
The estimate by the Mint of the
amount of gold in thecountry for mon
etary use on the first of July, 1893,
was $6GJ,275,d35. All of this was in
tho Treasury and bank vaults oxeent
$60,577,050. The net exporf of gold
from July 1, 1898, to the same.'lsU, of
1891 wore only $L.r',(0,Gd0, whifo the
gold production ef the country fov the
sajBC timo was within a small fraction
of $30,000,000, being 12,955,000 in
crease over the provious year. From
his should bo deducted 13,000.000
used in tho nrfe. Therefore, on this
basis, there was at' the beginning of
July a not increase of $18,50l,000",
making tho total supply of gold for
monetary ues in the United Slates
082,775,335.
mm i m u sii' ism isssowswmwi
Tfio utility' of tho bycyolo wns
throughly ddmoustrated iu tho recont
relay ride from Washington D. 0. to
Denver. Tho distanco, 2037 milos,
was covered in 0 day?' 10' honrs and
thirty-sevon minutes a gain of thirty
seven hours nnd twenty-threo minutes
over ihe sohedulo timo. Tho avorago
rate per mvle was 1 minutes and 33 seo-
Icndo.
Trie siiccess of Mi's. Annie M. Benin,
of MoKeesport,- Feittifeylvftnia, in tho
treatment of diarrhoea iu hor childion
will undoubtedly be of intbrost to many
mothers. She Srtys; "I spout sevornl
weeks iu Johnstown, Pa., nftor the
great flood, on necount'of wy hnsbarld'
boinc employed there, Vhad sevoral
ohildren with us, two of whom tdolc the
diarrhoea very badly. I got sorad of
Cimmborloin's Colic, Cholera and Dlar
rko3 Bemody from Itov. Mr. Chapman'
It curod both of thorn. I know tovornl
other ossee whore it" was equally suc
cessful. I fiWukit cannot be oxcollod
nnd cluM.riti'lly ,rDUimontl1t." 25 nnd
V.O ewiliK. for sale jpfCfe Jlilch-
fflBtaSgBS
Tho Territorial Hoard of Equalization
wag in session nt Phconix this wedk.
'Secretary CnWislo estimates thfet tho
i'evonuo undor tho tariff bill jusl passed
will exceed tho expenditures by $15,
000,000. Undor tho llouso bill Ihcro
would have boon a loss of ?20000,000.
Beyond qno&tiou, that do vii incarnate,
Casorio, llio nssassin of Caruot, tho
President of Franco, was tixeoutcd yes
terday (Aug. 17) as that was tho day
named by judgment of 6ourt, for chop
ping his head off.
A Mosco, Colorado, dispatch says
tho oxoitomont over the recent gold find
has boon intoneilicd by tho disco vory of
rich float ore extending over n vcrv
wide territory. A now town has been
htarted, called Blanca, nnd a stage lino
is running. An assay of oro selected
with a view of avoiding rich pocket
formations, is Baid to have averaged
$700 to the ton in frou gold.
Tho capital btock of our railways on
Juno 30, 1893, was 8i,OG8,035,ll8, of
which 2,8150,331,072, or 01.21 icr
cent of tho total, paid no dividends du
ring tho year. Only 5.82 per cent
paid us nmoh as revon per cent divi
dends, only 5.21 per cout paid from
G to 7 per cent, only 11,02 per cent
paid from 5 to G per cent nml the re
mainder hud loss than 5 per cent if it
had anything at all. The bonded debt
amountinsr to $15,225,089,821 Of which
1597,111 2G8, or 13.3 pet cent, paid no
intorest. Railway Age.
Fifteen more oattlo of thq Qbbora
herd of Jerseys wore sluagbtered yes
terday by Territorial Veterinary Sur
geon Norton, post mortem examina
tions voro held ou nil of them and tliu
result of the doctor's tests disclosing
tuberculosis was confirmed, Among
the animals killed were several calveg
whose lungs have been preserved. Ail,
contaiu tubordes and present , other
conditions of the diswt-e. 01 ilia orig
ins! forty-five cattle of the herd twenty
two remain, some of the slaughtered
animals having ?ou calvod since ihe
herd waa brought to the territory,
Fhten.j. Republican.
Our motto
"A donu'i north lor a dollar" It tie raetto ot
IIckk1' fxxitptrllla. Tbli piedlclss li a blgbly
coucontritoJ exti&ct oi S&napulUa and otber
well-knotrn ve;e!able Mmedluf, and li pro
soaacid bj eip:ti th roDget and test j-rep-sratlon
ot the kind yet produced. It owei Its
rctillar (Irength and medicinal merit to the
act that it i prepared ty 6 CoaLLtatisn, Pro
portion, and rrocon
Tccullap to ttartf,
dliooTertd by the proprletorg of llaod'a Eirti
parilla, and kaown to no other sisdlelne. It
prompt action on th blood rfmovciall Impart.
tiea, and curet tcrofnls, alt rbtau, tores, bollj,
plmrJst, dl button, tod all dlteaici or ff
tlom arlilns from Impure blood cr low stat oi
the system.
"I bsro taken nood'tSariaparlllaand nndjt
(O be the best UoodpurIerI hare over used."
Mm. II. Field, Auburn, Cat
Tho Best Medicine.
"I have used alx bottles of Hood's Sanaparilla
for Indigestion. It has helped e a great deal.;
I think It it the best ziedlclno for Indigestion tuit
djf ppsla." Mrs. N. A. IauDsauxut, 1SJ NonS
Filth Street, San Jose, CeX
K. D. Be suro to est only
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by dragsrlsis. Jl; six for tt, rreparedonly
lyCI UOODACO.,Apothccaries,LoweIl,'
IOO Doaoo Ono Dollar
SUOltTY SAVLEJfS
LiTery & Peed. Stable.
Horses tlordei by the Day, Week or ll'ith.
Sariiile Tfon,SindeIMv5rfKil6r8
and Tmrsf for hire at all time.
Best jlUentlon Given Stock
Left in my Care.
Prices Reasonable.
m:st n; loiiuk. i. o. o r.
Hescne T,dge, 1. O. O. V., meets 2nd. and
lth. Wednealays in ech month at Court
J!oii9. Viffitint' brothers In good standing
are corJially invitett to attend.
jtl. O. HrrciicoW; N. G.
Frank Hand, Sfc'y.
ILA r.M.'Aitl'MII.NT, XO.3.
I. O. O. K. meet on tho second and fourth
If riilnva in iiph month, at the Court flouaoj
Visiting brethren In good standing cordially
invited to attenu.
II. C. Hrronooct., Scrflje.
Wv. ZfMntRM-Axs, G-: 15.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,
McJniiLEN SlLVKR MINING COM
patiy. Looatlon of ptincipnlplnco qf
Uuakjefta, Santa Hum; Simonia Count', Call
frrala. Liatfbn of workr, JIoMillcn, Gila Coun
ty, Arizona.
Nutioe'Is hereby given that at n mietine of
tho lioard'of Uiroctori, held on the first (1st)
day of Ausruet A, 1). 18JK, nn asseencnt
(No. 8.) of Kive (5o.) Cents rxfr share u
levied upon the Cat ital Stock-of the'Cfttimra
tion, payable immediately in United Statea
Gold Coin, to the Secretaiy nt tho office of
the Coiiiany in the Savrruss Bank of Santa
Koa. corner of Fourth street and Evchanee
avenue, Santa Itota, Sonoifliif f!ouhty, Csli
fnrnia. Any stock upon which this astessinenf aliill
rerKafn unpaid on Monday the iWentedhth
(17th)-dy of September A. D. 180-1,- v ill be
delinriuentaflJsKfiertined for sale at public
auetlun and unless payment is made" Snore,
will be sold on Monday tlio Fifteeutlf flBtli)
day of October A,. D. 1S0I, to pay tbs flelin.
quent assessment together with costs" f ad-
vrtlsmp tttid expewea ot saie.
By order of the Uiani of JJjrestorsv
3 flHAB. a. hokk
lIOFRRIt,
Hecrttarv,
Olftoe: SliWJSnkf -Santa Jtoa, coi.
nr if K"rWr itreft njid Kxclinnpe avenue,
BMtta H" fc"" "" C'nnt, fiHlornin
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The L&adng, Paper of
Qila Oountyi
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Ifai the largest Ijona" fijj"e circuktion
of any wekly-paiier. in Uie,'rprritory,
and is uonptjqiienUy.tlia Wwtt adver
(rising meuirra.
sseessslsj&saeses
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SARSPLING
WORKS jjj
J! Ciris. It. WORK, Proprietor, S
jj Tl"0!', Ar)s. (J
, Purchaser of Copper, Lead. Silrer aid rR
p Gold Ores and Bullion. 0;
2) Cash Betarns Made Within m
g Twenty-Four Hours ffl
Jp ASSAY DEPARTaiENT
K Or SAMPLING WORKS J
irt c:i... a..... i rji
-' .J,. c, iai-t v "v
$ Gold and Silver Assay 2 00
lb Lead Assay 2 00
Jfi Copper Assay 2 00
ft ... . 1
mi nnecial rates lor other metals.
3) JJC1"!1' atteatioii clteit uSapIss by a
(r niuit or exprf.
552aSS3SSS
JS35S
J. S. COLLSklS.
Instruction, at llcaeocahle 'rrrn, gf en 03 the
Piano, Violin, Guitar'
and- Itaniolin.
Tha theory of music taught; also if desired
tho art of playing accompaniments without
knowledge of the notm.
KnigHisof Pythias.
Regular moating P finl Jlaun'taln TpUk
No. 11, Tuesday night of tach'vrebk at Ma.
sonic Hall. All brothers in good standing
are cordially invited.
W. A. Witsos, C. C.
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NOTICE,
-vtotiok is'niineuv oit.nthat at thk
IT rgulr arlrlj mucins of Uie Bosrd of Suixr-vlnoi-sofOIUtoUntjr.
Arfronii, hejil on tlio 3rd dy p(
April A 1). JMI. tb Mlowini'orierwMraucd.to
wit.
"On motion it It ordered, that, pjrtnant to Act No
7, Jwslon I At tot 1389, a r ruhtftUon of all thoroter
of.OlU Connty, Arizona, ooht; ttfl nittWlSit tLc
Clerk liubrih due notice thereof.
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