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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1911.
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SOLICITED
These articles and Illustrations must not
be reprinted without special permis
sion. LEG WEAKNESS.
Itfa surely disheartening when prom
ising chicks get off their legs, sprawl
around, waste away and die Mother
Hen's chicks seldom get It. but brood
er birds often. The affliction affects
their joints, tendons nnd muscles, and
Its cause is often found In badly Ten
tllated. damp booses and brooders,
lack of exercle. running- and sleeping
on board floors, stimulants, bottom
brooder beat and heavy, rich feeding
to force growth. Bottom heat Is un
Photo by C M. Barnltx.
. DOWN ANP OCT
natural and makes hot brooder floors,
which kill and cripple thousands of
chicks each season.
The tmnsfer of chicks from such
brooders or hard floors to the ground
often cures.
Birds forced for broilers and roast
ers often grow too fast and go down
To cure, first rewove cmue. Cut on'
merit. TWrtrwl nnl ttHmutatttn foiut, .
.... v" : . "- i
an kidus. rveep low w tu a ury. we I
aired place ami encourage exercise
Feed a coolinc ration. irh mwn
"brtlB. barley, rlre. bread ami rallfc and
give twenty grains of bicarbonate of
soda to every two quart drinking wa
ter. RATS.
Tis bow the toog tailed rat gets in
his work on th little ducky, larks and
chick, and slick Mr Weaei nearly
always gets the biasm ltK weacvis
aren't the on! varmints that wanton
ly etoan tip a coop In a night A tdsglc
rat killed 133 hi. ks In one raid for
Duulery Loughlm (.f WlUIamstown.
N, J One rat killed eighty three
chicks in a rood of eighty-live for
Amos Wolfarth of Riverside. Pa and
buried them out of sight
In this day it's bughouse to harbor
rats ladles" rat ex epred but rats are
Photo brClt Barnitz.
TOM. "I SUSXI. A HAT."
migratory They thus transmit dis
ease and are liable to appear and dis
appear with chicks at any time.
For protection concrete Sours, tight
foundations and special screen!, fur
houses and chick coops are nuceswiry
and trained dogs and eats should guard
tbe grain and fowls.
' Tom. our tiger, has been trained for
thiswork. and there never was a more
faithful cop
Tbe guillotine spring trap is beaC and
this rat bead snapper sfcevld be batted
with toasted cheese, baeee or browned
buttered bread. The beat petaon Is ba
riam carbonate It In deadly, taste
less, odorless, varmints die off tbt
premises, and the small amount used
for rats and mice does not kill larger
animals. It is mixed into a dough,
one part barium carbonate and four
parts oatmeal, and placed where rats
freqnent.
DONTS.
Don't breed rants far saarket
Squabs few and costly.
Deal raise sqoabs wfe hfcUnga.
Not popular.
Dest crowd cfetckma H cntsa.
CreeL BsJawfaL
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KEELCY'S COLD CURE TRY IT.
Seme day whtn you wipe sweat from your
, bet brew
Ami at th doc-en Heat so bow-wow-wow
Just think U's net so very loe ace
That yw were cuHrtn at the 4he-on snow
You xt because that coal kill was w
Web.
You swore at that hot cinder In your e.
You awore because you had to shovel
mow,
ou awore because tbe icy vlod did blow.
You swore nhen all tbe bathroom fixtures
froze.
You swore when Jack Frost frore your
ruby nose.
And when you on the ley pavement
crashed
You all the devil's cussln records smashed.
Now, sir. If ou do lone for -winter's cold
WtiyaSdtstaU" and knOCk "nd "wettl"Jer,r n American Agricultural. That
Just hie thyself to yonder storage trust
Where rots are frozen so they cannot bust.
There In thy chosen element to dwell.
You'll pass la comfort every heated ipelL
And, even tboush you are a stale old
snide.
They'll make you over, a perfecto petri
fied. a M. BARN1TZ.
KURIOS FROM KORRESPONDENTS
Q. Is it true that chicken miles urn
like certain lizards that can change
their color according to the object the;
are on? A. No. They are light gray
in color, except when filled with hen
blood, which chows red through their
skin and gives them the name red
mites.
Q. 1 had very poor success with
geese List year My stock was young,
not overfat. healthy and mated early
A. Young geese are generally unre
liable breeders. They should at least
be two years old when mated.
Q Why Is It so many people -fall in
the poultry business? A. There are
not more making failure of this busi
ness than in other avocations, and
those that do not succeed generally"
fail because they do not learn the de
tails and demands of the business be
fore tbey enter 1L
Q. My cock pheasants are eating the
eggs Please tell me how to prevent
this. A Pheasants generally do this
when eggs are exposed. As nesting
reason approaches you should place
bundles of brush around In the cor- '
ners. leaving room enough behind for
the hen pheasant to hide her nest.
Scatter some small china eggs around
for the cocks to get fooled on.
Q At what temperature should I
run an incubator to hatch dock eggs?
A. First week. 102 degrees; second nnd
third. 108 degrees: last week. 101 de
grees. Q Do you run your poultry plant ,
by any of tbee ndvertked systems? j
A. Not if the srstem is a get-rich-
quictc. nature lake gold brick.
Our !
business is run on a sane plane a la
nature
Q Which breed of fowH has the
mo. perfect lacing? A. The Senbrlght
Bantam.
Q. What difference is there In the
color of a Columbian Rock ard a Co
lumbian Wyandotte? Is It true that
Buff I.ecttorns lay better than White
Leghorns? A. No difference. Laying
capacity depends oa tbe strain, ndt on
the color
feathcrs and PCfisHPi i s
While wild pigeons In the UnltM
States are about extinct, they are a
pest in England Tarmprs of North
Herefordshire have petitioned the coun
ty council for permission to kill them,
as tbe great tlockH are destroying their
crops
A merchant of the name Rottenberg
in New Vork was fined 5200 for selling
rots and spots. If the "name of the i
wicked shall rot" this one was rotten '
before and after
, - ', . ..
Please remember when you hatch
and raise fowls that you are dealing
with flesh and blood. There's a big
difference between raising chicks and i
pumpkins, but siuashheads can't see
it
Rank ground is a very common cause
of poultry diseases, and bow seldom
some cultivate or renew poultry yard
soil. Better send a chunk of your hen
yard to a bacteriologist Maybe that's
where your chicks got gapes or be&s
caught cholera last summer.
A WIIIInm.sport (Pa ) fancier hearing
a rumpns at night in bis henhouse
grabbed a sbotguu and ran for the
hennery. A thief on watch shot htm
and ran Into the coop. Tbe hero stag
gered into the pen, engaged tbe first
thief and his pal and after a fearful
battle killed both Strange to relate,
the man's wife locked bim out. he
was not arrested, nor would any one
go near to Identify the dead tblerex
They were skunks.
A 5.000 egg incubator was set and
so timed to batch at the Philadelphia
show that the visitors could see chicks
breaking the shell and emerging by
thousands. There were 5.000 entries-,
and on some days 5.000 paid to see
them.
"Back to the soil!" is a sermon
preached by some cushion pressing
city farmers that tbey ought to put to
practice. It would be amusing to see
them put their hot air theories into
practice, and If they didn't get a rrep
out of the groom! the first season thev
might reap some old style corammt
The poultry buainess is on tile boom
and has created a profession that is
sane, scientific- and satlsfat tory. It's
as respectable as any, pays better thiio
many aod. in truth, is a conservator of
youth
Some of our most noted fanciers are
ministers. Keeping chickens Is a side
issue that not only helps to supply
their table, but It's a sort of safety
valve for a professional man when be
can sit down in a pen and tell his trou
bles to an old ben
KINDNESS TELLS
IN HORSE BREAKING
Harsh Traafmanl Tends to Make
Animal Vicious.
When breaking the horse it will be
well to remcmler that be Is governed
by certain natural laws, which laws
must be fully recognized if tbe train
ing 1b to be .ucctsful, writes K Bev-
be will kick when frightened or es
cape from that which appears to him
to be harmful will be proved by a
little handling. Ills senses of seeing,
bearing uud smelling enable him to
take cogulranco of everything with
which he is brought Into contact.
He will be easy to handle so long as
you do not bring him In contact with
things offensive to these Kenses. All
whipping, spurring and otherwise pun
lshlng the horse will be useless and
cruel and ml luercase hi terror
It Is never adrlMiWe to affect bim
with drug, fi.r while he is under their
influence be cannot be taught, lie
member always that you do not lo-e
anything bv treating your horse kindly
It b better to subject Ulm to obodi
ence through lore than fear Do with
Mm ktatliy rather than forcibly
Gentle him. that you may place the
bits in his mouth without forcing
them, then lead Ulm about gently,
teaching him to yield to the reins,
riftbt and left. When be will follow
your lead the hanx may be pat on.
Never b'tclt him to a heavy load at
first, lest he stall Itegin with light
loads and wake then heavier as he
shows a wllBntmesss to draw Remem
ber that foroHrte and cruel methods
will have? a tendency to make bim
vicious and tout kind and gentle
treatment will nuke bim docile and
even tempered.
WITH THE BOXERS.
Leo Houck will probably sail for
England soon and clinch a. match
with Bill Papke.
Champion of tbe lightweight divi
slon. Ad Woleast. and lohnnr Con
ton. the bantam champ, are lxth hot
baseball fans.
Frank PIcato, the California light-
weight, won his first bout in Aus-
&! la ilAfllfiM TVinirlAB I TV
1 Sydner
vnother "hope" has gone wrong.
rhi Chase, the English heavy eight.
touted as a -wonder, was knocked out
In four rounds recenflv hv Frd Ptor
beck.
Legal Advertisements
NOTICE OF SALE
In the District Court of the Sec
ond Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Arizona, in and for the
County of Cochise.
I.os Angeles Trust and Savings
wnt a corporation, piamun, vs.
i"nM and Ut Com
pany, a corporation; Bisbee Light
and Power Company a corporation;
Michigan Trust Company, a corpo
ration, and W'lHlam H. Goode, De
fendants. Notice is herehy given that in
pursuance of a decree in the above
entitled cause made and entered on
the 29th day of May, A. D. 1311.
foreclosing the mortgago or deed
of trust made j?J" ,he International
UBS ana UEDl o?11'' ODO ol lno
defendants herein, to Los Angeles
Tnat company, a corporation, wnich
under ufo name ot los. Angeles
Trust and Savings Bank Is plaintiff
herein, said mortgage or deed of
trust being 'dated the 11th day of
January, A. D. 1906, and recorded
In the oHlce ot the Recorder of
Cochise County, in Book 11 of Mort
gages at pages 607-631 Inclusive, I,
A. William McPherson. the duly
appointed qualified and acting Re
ceiver in said cause, and the Special
11 aster in and by said decree ap
pointed for the purpose, will, on
Monday, the 26th day of June A.
1 1311, at l'JW o'clock p m. ot
said day at the front door of the
Courthouse ot the County of Co
chise, in the town ot Tombstone, In
the County ot Cochise, Territory of
Arizona, sell at public auction to
tbe highest bidder therefor and as
an entity and without the right of
redemption, all ot the franchises
and property, both real and per
sonal, and the good will, formerly
owned by the said defendant, the
International Gas and Light Com
pany, and subsequently acquired by
the defendant, the Bisbee Light and
Power Company. Said property fee
ing more specifically described as
follows, to-wlt:
1 Burroughs Adding Machine,
1 Smith Premier Typewriter,
1 Otnce Counter,
4 Chairs,
I Office Deskx,
1 Meter Prorer,
1 Set Pipe Fitters Tools,
2 Chests Tools,
26 ft. 2 Inr Pipe, Second Hand,
50 ft 6 in. Pipe, Second Hand.
22 ft. 4 in. Pipe Second Hand.
240 ft. 6 in. Pipe, New.
2 Drip Pumps,
4 10 in. Tees,
10 10 in. Flanges
i 50 ft Cloth Fire Hose,
50 tt 3-4 in. Garden Hose,
1 Horse and Wagon,
1 90 H. P. Boiler, not set
1 32,000 Gal. OH Tank
1 400.000 Co. ft Gas Bolder,
2000 ft 2 In. Oil Line,
609 lbs. Fittings,
2750 ft 6 In. Gas Distributing
Line,
5 lines 4 in. Gas Distributing
Um,
4 Miles 3 la. Gas Distributing
Una.
4 Miles 3 is. Gas Distributing
Line.
Legal Advertisements
2 Miles 1 la- Gas Distributing !
Line,
339 Meters in use,
128 Meters not In use. !
28 10 In. White Lamp Shades,
1 Bell Pressure Pump,
1 No. 6 Humphrey Heater,
1 No. 8 Humphrey Heater,
l.t Round Room Heaters,
2 6 Tube Radiators,
1 i Tube Radiator, I
1 4 Tube Radiator.
1 Second Hand Or en,
20 doz. No. 198 Glass Chimneys,
100 Humphrey Inverted Arc Man.
ties,
60 Upright Arc Lamp Mantles.
50 No. 197 Welshach Mantles,
1 Gu Sad Iron,
That certain franchise granted ,
by the City of Blebee. Arizona, con-1
talnlng Ordinance No. 59, of said
City, which said Ordinance is en
titled "An ordinance granting to A.
W. McPherson. and assigns a Fran
chlse to Erect and Maintain a Gas
Plant and for Laying Gas Pipes,
Mains and Conduits under and
along the Public Streets, hlgh-
iways. and alleys of the City of
jBisbee," which said ordinance is on,
! file in the office of the City Clerk,
jot the said City of BIsbee.
That certain franchise granted by.
the City of BIsbee, Arizona, con-1
tained In Ordinance No. 102 of said
City of Bisbee, entitled, "An Or
dinance granting to the Interna
tional Gas and Light Company, a
corporation, existing under tbe
laws of the Territory of Arizona,
their successors and assigns, a Fran-
chise to maintain an Electric Light
and Power System, build Pole Lines,
and Conduits, along and under tbe
Public Streets, highways, and ai
leys of the City of Bisbee, Terri
tory of Arizona," which said ordl-i
nance is on file in tbe office of the
City Clerk of said City.
A leasehold Interest In and to
the following described property.
situated In the Town of Lowell.
said County snd Territory, which
said prera.ses are more partlcu
larly described as follows:
Commencing at a point 30 feet
in an easterly direction from the ,
S E. corner of the Bisbee Light
and Power Co. Gas .Plant Building. I
thence in a southerly direction 76 '
feet; thence in a westerly dlrec ,
tion 6S feet: thence in a northerly i
direction 76 feet; thence in an f
easterly direction 66 feet to the
place of beginning. There being,
situated on said premises a gas i
bolder of said BUbee Light and I
Power Co. i
Real Property described as fol
lows:
A. that certain property situated, '
lying and being in the County of i
Cochise. Territory of Arizona, nnd
bounded and described as
follows,
to-wlt: !
' That lot, piece or rarcel ot I
tround situated on the Rio Tlntol
I Mining Claim described as follows-
j Beginning at corner No. 6, ot said
I Mining Claim, thence running west-
' erly along the south line of said
mining claim (s reet, more or loss,
1 o the east line ot lot of one W. H.
I Goode: thence northerly along said
! easterly line of said GoodCs let
and the projection thereof 9 feet;
thence easterly parallel to the
south line of said mining claim 21
feet; thence running in a north-1
I easterly direction to a point on the
I easterly line of said mining claim,
1 119 feet from the point ot begin-'
nlng; thence to the point of b-1
; ginning.
1 Together with the following Im
provements situated thereoa:
1 Gas Plant Building,
1 Ludlow Dunn Compressor,
1 Governor,
1 Climax Engine,
1 No 6 Sturfevant Blower,
1 Boiler Feed Water Heater,
1 Boiler Feed Worthlngton Pump,
1 Worthlngton Oil Purtp,
1 75 H. P. Boiler,
1 Bristol Recording Gaug,
2 6 ft W. G. C. Co Generators,
2 6 ft W. C C. Co. Superheat
ers. 1 8 ft Wash Box,
2 4 1-S ft Gas Scrubbers,
2 Oil Meters,
2 Water Pumps,
1 10,000 Cu ft Relief Holder,
1 Exhauster Engine,
2 Punrylng Boxes,
1 Work Bench and Vise,
2 Compressor Tanks, 22 ft long
by 7 ft wide,
1 Exhauster.
All of said property being situ
ated in the County of Cochise, Ter
ritory of Arizona.
Terms of Sale
Said property will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash; no hid will
lv nwnntewt nnlooe Ihn hMifn. fcntl
.!lr.i i.k . -T.ki i-... containing a net area of 0.598 acres.
?3J ? .! ? f J'V'Js recorded In the office of the
S5iSi or i hSfZiy Clunty Recover of said Cochise
m!: ?e fl ?d,l,., Count? in Book 24. Record of Mines,
! buU.vuvu v e"wu lBUU
rV imiuwv VI bUV UUk VUC3t7 LSI .?
to be paid upon confirmation of said I
sale to the succSi T Wdder by e '
rSLti? ..T.kI eiX.? ,
Sal Dlstrlct in and for tne Conntr ' ,ode' Sur' No' 1028' on t?e V Uie NoUce ,s hereby given that George
of CochUa NUafis further riven t" lode. Sur. No. 1632 onjsuttey. the guardian of the persons'
fhr-falJlfcS'lf1;! SsfoS? norsetarnreintert0ememNAR,ZONA NEW MEX,CO RAt'
conlsnce with th rtwrt, entre m ' Snr- No- lz?. ? He Jle:;r, i nors, has presented to this court way company pakifnoer
cordance with the decree entered in
the above entitled action, which
said decree is recorded In Boole 6,
at Page 562 ot Judgments, ln the
office of the Clerk of said Court,
and reference to said decree Is
hereby made a portion of this no
tice. A. WILLIAM MTHERSON,
Special Master and Receiver.
Dated May 29th, 191L
O'Melveny, Stevens and Melllrln,
iiicicm;i uirjicun ouu inojitaU
Ben S. Hunter. J. T. Klngpbury,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. .
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
U 3 PATENT
Mineral Survey No. 2866.
Serial No. 014452.
United States Land Office,
Joi.nlx. Arizona. May 27. 191L I
at., i. rh .tIwt, h nnr.
- . .. . . .
roaamjpi tne AC oi uongress ap-
proved May 10. 1872. the Superior
& Pltfshnrp Conner Company, a cor-,
,n ,- TU.nii v r,,i-rw pttnr. I
ney in' 'fact, whose post office imJ-
, ..A Hjy
- a j"'
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I FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
'
,
HARRIS BLOCK FURNITURE
Co. New and second hand fur
niture bought and sold. Fine
stock wall paper. Bre-rery
avenue. 353
FOR SALE Five shares Citizens'
bank sock at. Boi K59
poR SALE Cigar stand on Main
,.., n. r t,, . ,.:
OV4COd A. 1 . ilAUU, Ksilj H UTi
shop. Main street.
748.
, 1'OR SALE Team, wagon and har-
ness, one hundred dollars. Fresh
Jersy Holsteln cow heifer calf
sixty dollars. Bert Swan, Osborn
via Naco. 14.
!,
FOR
,
SALE REAL ESTATE
!
j TOR SALE Four room house in
j Warren. $1200, half cash, balance
$17 per month. One block from
car line. Box 852. Warren. S4
' FOR SALE 1 good 4 room house
I cheap for cash or on easy terms
Also furniture for sale R. E. Keh
ler Upper LoweM. 739
FOR SALE 3-vear-otd heifer, fresh.
A bargain $50. L. II. Wyatt, South
Bisbee. "41
Legal Advertisements.
dress Is Warren, Arizsaa.
HMkdstf
W '"'
Card lode minine claim, tuiau.-
the Warren Mining District, UocxUm
County, Territory of Arizona, i
proximateiy in Township Au.
South, Range No. 24 East, G. . S
K. U. & M., unsurveyed, described
follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, the N. W
Corner, whence U. S, L. M. No
4 Warren Mining District bears N.
22 deg. 9 mln. K. 5363.0 feet; theme
S. 76 deg. 40 mln. E. 36.0 feet to
Cor .No. 2; thence S. 2$ deg. 30
mln. W. 90.0 feet to Cor. No. 3;
taence N. 8S dee. 27 mln. W. 378 0
feet to Cor. No. 4; thence N. 26
deg. 30 mln. E. 149.3 feet to Cor.
No. 1, the place of beginning, ex
cluding area in conflict with Sur.
No. 1382, Sunnyslde lode, of 0.344
acres and in conflict with Sur. No.
"" 1"C, Ul .;,
nt race 48
The names of the adloinlnc claims
the Sunnyslde lode. Sur. No. j
182. on the North; the Granvl le
FRANK H. PARKER,
Register.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE SHOULD NOT
BE MADE
In the Probate Court of the
County of Cochise, Territory of Arl
zona.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jo-
- ,
sephine Z. Keenhold, decease
U appearing to this court, by the
pc u lion m w i ww-
niedbr Ellen U MitchelLadmlnb-
tratrlx with the will annexed of the
estate of Josephine Z. Keenhold.
deceased, that it is necessary to sell
the whole or some portion of the
real estate or t aia oeceaeni w pay
the dobts of flecedent and the ex-'
., w V-r- nf rt?nlr!ffTn-I
! -
tion, fli the mortgage existing.
thereon;
It is therefore orderea by this
Court: That all persons Interested!
ff A Want Ad Will Always Make A
H Hit When You Need Anything
WORK WANTED"
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 2 3-room houses, clothes
closets and pantry. 1 4-room house,
close closet and pantry; hydrant
at back, door; water free. Apply
Geo. Vanderwalker, Moon avenue.
636
FOR RENT Three well furnished
rooms for housekeeping. Brooks
Cooper Furniture Co. Phone 34L
620
FOR RENT A nicely famished two
room cottags. Inquire 54 MasoB
Hill, or George Roberts, Main St
"That good place to at" 151
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
around Castle Rock. Mrs. C. Louis.
740
FOUR ROOM house, modern con
veniences; screen porch; ?22 10S
Mason Hill. W. A. Sutton 561
FOR RENT ROOMS
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
Edwards House. Johnson Addi
tion. 443
Legal Advertisements
in the vstnt nf sAr rfAaei .
W before the .aid ProbaTeo
a rf y . . tay July' '
A. D. 1911, at tae boar of 1 o'clock
It m nf l.l An m v ..-. .
. .. " '"c "" rwnt
f? .f TV- . We eHrt houae ln
tt 1SJ0mTa?SJ?M ""
;,JetrL LJ??'.J.to V
. . . .J , . """ "" oc vear proo to establish claim to the
granted to said Ellen L. Mitchell, land above deesribed, before J IX
as .u.h ttdmlBlstratrlx. to sell soTalor, U. S Commissioner.' at
much of the said real eetate as shall , iiisbee. Arlsona, on tho 17th day It
i e nessair and that a copy of thte Julv 11L
".Jilrif'Jf"?8" cat araos as witnesses:
!ve weeks In the Btobee Daily Re-, Byron C. Williams, of Bisbee, Art
view, a newspaper printed and pub- zona.
ububu in iae taw county ot vo-
chlse
Dated June 5, 1911.
FRANK W. GOODBODY,
Judge of the Probate Court-
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
ACCOUNT AND HEARING PE
TITION FOR DISCHARGE
In the Probate Court of the
County of Cochise, Territory of Ari
zona. In the Matter of the Estate and
Guardianship of Mary Suttey, Eva
Suttey, Frank Suttey, Amy Suttey,
Ilos,e Suttey and Freda Sutt rmN
nors. !
and filed herein an account of his
guardianship proceedings, together
with his petition praying that he be
gaardlan; and that Tuesday, the,
27th day of June. 1911. at 1 o'clock'
p. m., at the court room of said
court, at the court house in Tomb-
stone, Cochise county, has been ap-
pointed the time and place for the
seiuemcai oi mo account ana tne
hearing of said petition, when and
where any person Interested may
appear and show cause, it any the)
may have, why the said account
should not be settled and the prayer
of said petition be granted
Dated June 13. 1911.
3. E. JAMES. Clerk.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
03461
Department of the Interior, TJ. S.
Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
June 10, 1911.
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