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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12
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Price only IS cents Gives to the mother and health
to the child. Sold by Drussists See Advertisement.
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"LksvESwoRrH STATE NORMAL ScHooL"-The hrst
term viii conmence Wednesday September tth- II d
iosue Address JOIN WHITEHALL.
aus.S. Leayenvosfh Kan.
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AGENTS TO THE RESCUE (!

Scatter truths among the people. RICHARDSON'S PER
SONAL HISTORY OF GRANT tells more truth about
the than all the papers In the world IL want to
know II Grant il thief liar drynkard read th. book
Agents can large wages for the few months sell
ing it. IL is wanted and give overwhelming commits
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Or W T. BLISS < CO. Toledo Ohio sepl2w4
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRKCroR,

DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judge I'd Judicial District-P L. HuBBARD
County Commissioners-JoHS L. BLAIR, HENRY STEELE,
JosKPH RAxpoLPH
SheriH-SAhuEL MAQunKEy.
Treasurer-RoBERT Tracy
County Clerk-CHAMEs RaPfELYE-
District Clerk-FRANK BRowS.
County Attorney-JoEL Holt
Probate JudgeJoHS {. GoKDoS.
Register Of Deeds-DUScAS McISTosH.
School Superintendent-D W. BRowN.
Coroner-L- T. HOLLAND.
Surveyor-HENRY WILSON
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E-The White Cloud Public Schools open on Monday,
the 18th inst The corps Of teachers Principal Alex
H. Miller: Assistants Mrs. I. H. Hawxhurt Miss Jose
chine Kerncr Miss The school house will not
h. eompleted for several months vet
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Canned vii collect an kids Of Gsvernness China
nooS boun'iea &c Agent for Phenix Fire Insurance
sse md ciain Agent WIN be in rrov .rrvMsa.r.
kw. STRArrON
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wAIts. r.'y:.:s.: = 2; neDs.ns l..s.ii1e
MILLIONS Bear Fsssius.y % sAesr WssSsrHal
Curative k9eets. Thy nos . Wiz RaDey DPiak,
mads Of Peer Ran, Whlskey, PFsef splriss and Re.
fsse Lisaers docred spc and sxetened to pssas The
taste called Toaica "Appse.svs 'Eeorers" &C. that
sad tn dppaer drunkenness ruin,
Medicine made from Native Caiifasnia
free frso all AlcsAslie stialianss. They
ING PRINCIPLE perfect Renovaor and ieor.snr 2
The syaem. carrying od all poisonous restoring
blood healthy condition Norer,on
according to directions and remain long un~e provided their
bones Destroyed by mineral poisons
the vital organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They are . Gentle PaFsasive we'll . Tonic.
possessing also the peculiar merit Of acting powerful
sgent In relieving Congestion Inaammatoa Of Liver
and Of all tn visreri Organs
FOE FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether In young or
old, married single the dawn Of
turn oil life. these Tonic Bittcrshave equal
Fer Isoaaoafsry and Chrsnic RhesoasIsn a.A
Gsst. Dyspepsia or Isdigessisn, BilIsss. Remit.
test aad Infermittent Fevers, Diseases Of the
Bleed. Liver, kidncys and BladAer, these Bissers
have been most suocc'sfn Such Diseases by
visiated Bleed. which is generally rrvlucs iy der.nxe
ment of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OF INDIGESTION, Headache. Pain
In the Shoulder, Coughs Tghtness Che, Dizziness
Ions Attack Paiticn Of tho Heart Inflammation
Lungs Pain In the regions Of the Kidneys and hursre
other painful symptoms the springs Dyspepsia
They inyigoratc the torpid liver
bowels which render them Of unequac efficacy
ing the blood Of all impurities and impartng Life anal cor
the whole .-4't
Rhcum Biotche spos Pimplc Pu%tules. Bo Cariunc,s.
Ring Worms. scaiead Eyes Erysi,eas Itch scurfs
Dscooratious Skim the Skin Of
whatever nature literally dug carried
Of the system short time by the Of the Bcr
bottle in such viii convince the mot crsuous
curative efects
the Initiated Blood you ts Impurities
bursting through the skin In Pimles Erup,ons Sores;
cleanse when find IL obstructed
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MARRIAGE GuIDE--Interesting work. numerous engra-
wings ia pages Price 80 cents Address Dr. Butts Dis
pensary Ia North Eighth Street. St. Louis No. See I'D.
vertisement. -a9febly.
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the meeting NJ the Busrd of County @
"A Of Dnniphan County. kz.as brih
resolved submt Che following ps1i.s 70 III
LEGAL electr. IL County nj the ger eiees'"n ON seo
FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. ID Hf-
ist Shall the County Vf ssS c"unty De
r~our~srd IN direct order that nurses me> Asses
hr~p and cst- rsiI BE- allowed to run at large Win
i'm the ipnunds Of -fid Coupfy 80
FL Shall the County Commissioner Of said County D.
rr~.f In direct order that swine shall not be al
isd m RIM n lsre within the bur de Of said County
Racts shai he rr.psr-i foEo~ To- vii Th"se IN n
x,r ~ the r.t above rnttion-si; Fsr cattle
hsrsr. mn~s and sheep mining at large Those
spp..ed the first Prupositn a1se s'entiond gsnst
.tfIe borrcn muIss and sheep running al large
Tbn-r in favor ef ser.nd proposition ahove mestto1sd
-Ycr svi,~ ruurnx large Ih~e opposed % the
and ur.ustiop eSssr mepiisned Against swine running
at lsrgs.
nor farm ~ aid County and with the proceeds from the
.me rnrha.e another farm not 10 exeeed 70 Of
land md with cenfra location Tbase IN favor Of
Ii sale and purchase. win vote ballet with the words
For sale af Pnr Farm Tr~ epia~ed IN said sale and
,rrha,~ will ballot with thu WORKS. a aipst sale
IL ps-,r Farm-
Atf~st: CHARLES kAPPELfE Clerk
psp-5 "
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

NEW Mar SHof-Charies Burkhalter b nov fully e.
tablshed at his Nest Market siae Of the Public
square, and b prepared ut al .ss % supply the Psshe
with the hestsf besE He has hs years. experience
in the business and Win give the puS,c vhst they vant
when they want It, snd in good onditioa He also pre-
pared buy an beef cattle that offer Persoes having cat
tie IN sell will do vel give him the first chance
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G.. A. r.

Phil Kearney Post. No. q. Grand Army Of the
A1A Republic meets a the first Tuesday evening 81
each month at the City Hall. White Cloud.
H. NJ WILLIAMS, Post Commander
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

Aug Pennel has bruusht into office whoppins
watermelon he calls the Mountain Brush the seed Of
which was him from old North Carolina It Is about
q. long a the hull Of q steamboat
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

"A row was commenced on the Fair Grounds Sat
uriay and adjourned to town at night wh.key
the The Sheriff made for resisting
6cer and the case will be tried Saturday
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12
Buckingham's Dye.

Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.
As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash off, Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. ?. HALL { CO.,
NASHUA. NH.
T. C. SHREvE Agent White Cloud
wM. n. SHEPHERD. Troy.
j. A. CAMPBELL Co, Severance.
Feb. - Is7a-iy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

CAUTIoS.-Every genuine box Of Dr. McLANES LIVER
PILLS bears the signature Of FLEMING BROS. Pitts
burgh, Pa. and their private o. S. Stamp IL Take
other The market In full of limitations 1t popular
verdict that people who have been the
Btters Cordials obliged eventually Nc.
LANES LIVER PILLS for permanent relief ap4ms
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

PIERCE Houss-yisitors to white Cloud will hnd the
Of the very best kept hotels in the State
Mr. Pierce experienced landlord and his house has
long been famous excellence Of its fare 1t In con
venient to the Railroad Depot and guests always receive
the best attention The Of this house will be found In
paper.
Mr. Pierce aleo has good Livery Stable In connection
with the house and hacks per tn Forest City
No. connecting with the Kansas City St Joseph and Coun
ell Bluffs Railroad.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

Mr. barrett residing in the northesst-rn part Of this
Township. died Ncaday. He vas buried "Wednesday.
with Masouie hausFs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

M r. Fish & ca. have just received . select stock
Of ladies' dress goods Of the very latest styles-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

Bukssuxes BRIGHTEN rHEJ TAKE rRkIl FLEHr-Th
chief Of blessings Is good health without which nothing
worth the having; Is al~sys appreciated at il true va
ne AFTER ia lost hut too often. not before Live proPe'
w. and cosrecs ailments before they become seated 70
dises.es Of the liver kdseys skin stomach and an
ding ftsa inpure feeb,e blosd, Dr. wALkkRs CAuFoz
x1A vrxreAR Bsrrrrs are Q md speedy re@edy.
has never vet failed In . single instance. sepi2wA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

Mr. R. Fish. Co have just received large assort
ment Of mems shirts cf every variety.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

a large stock Of Fan and Winter clothing to be
found at n r Fish 4 Goa
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A. E. & A. M.

XXX WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. re, A. r & A:
wv NJ meets at their Hall. third story of Weeks
Building On the Levee Wednesday night before
the Full Moon month and every weeks there
after. X N. WILLIAMS, W. A.
e. W. SHREvE. Sec'y
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

For the finest Photographs. Of size style 60
n P~t~r.ons Galley watsona Harness Shop He Is
taking excellent pictare and satisfaction
| al cases See his advertisement
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

-Psper Pissos the grs.sess thing avsee.t'
for sale q Shepherda
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NEW STORE IN WHITE CLoUpIC- +. Van Buskirk hss
lust received of goe which he has opened
out in the stand one of C. W. Noyes His stuck
consists select Of Dry Coda Grocere ETC.
purhasd especi, regard the wants o the trade Of
sh., ,oc.lity Mr. Van Buskirk 10 well liberal
and accommodating dealer and his return n his old bust
ipess viii soon bring hack his old east"mes With many
new
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

Our Register Of Dees occasionally receives deeds
record that executed from ten to fourteen years
II shows how careless people in the most impor
| t~pt uattera
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

We this week had the pleasure Of . call from A.
Disque Esq., If Ewoo Mr. Dsque the oldest cit
f.ens and best Republicans If that ancient town.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

f@ H. Dodge formerly Citizen Of this place but nov
one Of the proprctors Of the Burlington Patriot called On
M thi. week He is fat and his paper looks healthy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

f-rwenty enigrant team crnssed the river At
the White Cloud Ferry On "Wednesday bound "r the head
| waters Of the Arkanass In Colorado
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-Gcrdons Grape Festival, White Clsud appoint
ed for Tuesday did or The weather bad
that pecpae would venture out
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couxr-rhe Fall term Of the District Court commenced
nm Monday But few cases been disposed AZ thus far
About next week they will mp and the Grand Jury
NAV furnish interesting work. number Of legal
gentlemen are attendance together with interested
ties from every portion Of the County
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II-D A Mckinney says he took $50 worth Of in
In White Cloud last week Dan. is pushing fel
low and win stir al the bu.inesa that s abe
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II Ladies' dress trimmings and fancy good. at NJ R
Fish Co.'S
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. For an kinds Of Handkerchief. 50 to y. R. Fish
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f-rhe white Cloud Public Schools open on Monday.
the 10Th INST Inc c"'IN ." .o~e' " -
n M'Ier' ASs -
gnne herne' AHs ' ~ NO ~ ~ va "
=, -
.,,.,s. 20. -, H., 81.
" ~ -
f-Ane rshne, n.' '"'. .ur "ne. snopp"s
"ase."'' ~ " -, -. r',. ~
Is long Is the hull of a steamboat
- = -.
nent of mems shirts, Of every variety.
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. Fine Ciears at Shepherds.

- Beached and unb,eached musns At u. R. Fish L
Co.'S
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For Ladies' shawla, 60 TO II. R Fah
Campaign Bsdess a sAePaerd's
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20

BURNED UP.-The subscription lists of the Family Circle, and also of the Bright Side, were totally consumed in the great Chicago Fire; but they have now united, and are published monthly, at 50 cents per annum, under the name of the Bright Side and Family Circle. The paper is beautifullyt illustrated, and one of the very| best in the country for children and youth, and beautiful g. 00 steel engraving is given to each subscriber. Old patrons should send in their address at once, stat ing how many numbers are due, and do all they can to obtain new subscribers, and thus aid the Con- pany in retrieving their great losses by the fire. Letters should be addressed, Bright Side Co.,, Chicago, III.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20
Common Council Proceedings.


 The Common Council met on Thursday, the 1lth instant.
 Present - Mayor Finlay and Councilmen Larkin, Hanlon and Seibeck. Absent-J. NJ. Redondo. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Mayor stated that he had replied verbally to the Command ing Officer of Fort Yuma. concern ing the putting upof buildings on Military Reservations, and eX- pressed the sentiment of the Council.
 A communication from Sur veyor-General WaSsOn, relating to the Military Reservations in Arizona Territory, was read.
 Communications from Delegate Mccormick, at Washington, and J. H. Marion, at Prescott. con- corning town-site, etc., were read.
 Judge Reavis, at the request of the Council, read and explained the law and decisions governing entry of public lands and town sites, and also submitted an or dinsnce (No. ? governing the de- tails of the disposal of lands held in trust by the Council, which or dinance was taken under consid- eration by the Council.
 The Council then adjourned till Monday, the 10th instant.
 On Monday the Council met pursuant to adjournment. All the members present.
 Ordinance No. : was taken up and discussed. and. on motion, the adoption of the same was lost.
 On motion, Section l of the By Laws was amended by striking out the words "and third"
 The Council then adjourned.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20
1000 sacks of flour at Bakers.

THE CHILD'S FRIEND. - We have on our table No. of this beautiful Sunday School paper. Its illustrations are: "Grandpa has come," "The Nest of the Long, tailed Titmouse," and "The Rose of Sharonp It has excellent ar. ticles by Mrs. Sherwood, Ina Clay ton, Amelia Daley, and others. It is just the thing for Sunday Schools, and every Superintend- ent should send for it. 1t is edited by c. G. G. Paine, and published monthly, at the low price of 9 cents per year. Ten or more copies to one address, for 12 cents each. Sent with the Bright Side and Family Circle for 65 cents per an- nura. Send your orders to the Bright Side Co.,, Chicago, III.
 The steamer Cocopah, with barge No. 1, arrived on Thursday with l3O tons of freight. The Co- copah returned to Pert Isabelle yesterday.
 To DErART.-The steamer New bern will leave Port Isabelle for San Francisco on Tuesday or "Wednesday next.
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Probate Court.

JUICE T. J. BIDWELL, PRESi DING.
 Monday, April l5.-Estate of NJ. D. DobDins; ordered that David Neahr, J. D. O'Hara and D. Frank be appointed appraisers in the above estate.
 Tuesday, l6th-Estate of Fred. Regle: letters of administration issued to A. A. Mix, Public Ad ministrator, and notice to credit ors ordered published.
 Estate of Robert Cavenaugh; Thomas Hughes, administrator, filed his bond as such.
 Wednesday, 17th-Estate of J. w. Jones; citations issued to J.. w. Darlington and c. L. Jones,t to appear and show cause why they should not turn over to the exc cutor of the above estate certain personal property, now in their possession, belonging to said estate.
 Estate of Robert CaVenaugh; ordered that w. II. Forest, late administrator, turn over to his successor, Thomas Hughes, now administrator of said estate, all personal property belonging to said estate, and also ordered that a citation be issued to said Forest requiring him to appear before Court and render an account of his administration of said estate.
 Thursday, 1Sth-In the matter ok4ths application of D. Neahr, eXecufor, citing respondents j.W. Darlington and c. l.. Jones. to show cause, etc., it WAS ordered, adjudged and decreed, that from the evidence adduced, the appli- cant failed to prove the allegation set forth in said complaint; fur ther proceedings under citation dismissed, and cost of proceedings taxed against said eXecutor.
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.JUDGE DEFOREsT PoRTER.- =

,JUDGE DEFOREST PORTER.- Our newly appointed District Judge-DeForest Porter, Esq., arrived in town by last Thursdays stage, to assume the duties of his office. The Judge is from Browns vile, Nebraska, where he held a high position among the most prominent members of the legal profession, and comes among us with the encomiuns ofhis brother lawyers and the press. He is ac- companied by his wife, who, we are informed, is very pleasant and interesting lady. The legal fraternity called upon Judge Por- ter, yesterday, and extended to him hand of friendship, and welcomed him to his new field Of flabor.
 ! Fox SHIpMENT,-We are in- formed that eighty tons of Castle pome ore is awaiting shipment
 Castle Dome Landing.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20
800 tons of barley at Bakers.

PERsONAL.-We had the pleas ure ofmeeting with Judge DeFor- est Porter last evening, and find him a pleasant, genial gentleman. If we are anything Ot phySiog- Eomist, we would say that the people of the Second Judicial Dis trict will nevershaye cause to re- grGthe appointment of DeFcfest Porter, Esq.,, to.slc~ ~auigship of their Court. A
 We had 3 pleale.1l .l!! ., .ecc1e( day, from Capt. J. H. Hurst, 12tlN( Infantry. The Captain is from Mendocino county, Cal, and is an old newspaper editor, and, 0f course, a very pleasant gentleman
 ICE.-Mr. Iaeger, residing about one mile below town, informs us that, on the 10th inst, water con tained in a tank, about three or four inches deep, was cOngealed to the thickness of 1-16th of an inch. On the 12th and 18th, also, ice was formed at the same place. We have hope that soldiers dying this summer at Fort Yuma will have no occasion to return for their blankets.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20

Mayor ArlzOna ClIy. U. S. SURVEYOR GEMS OFFICE,
 Tucson, April I. 1872. Capt. MacGowan, 12th |, $. Inf,
 Commanding Fort Yuma:
 Sir-Your letter of the'30th ult., regarding military reservations in the limits of Arizona City town site, is this day received, and will have proper attention.
 In further reply, I would beg leave to inform you that the au- thOrities of Arizona City do not hold any tracts of land by receipt of mine, nor can any corporation, person or persons hold lands by virtue of any receipts I can give. have this day advised the Gen. eral Land Office at Washington on the subject.
 Very respectfully, your obedient servant, JOHN WAssoN,
 Surveyor-General.
 The following explanatory note of the above, we have received from R. B. Kelley, Deputy Sur veyor and Clerk of the Council:
 The survey was Inade by order of the U. $. SurveyOr-General at Tucson, plat forwarded by him to Washington, and plat and descrip- tion returned by the authorities there to the Land Office at Pres colt. The town authorities were then notified that the town-site was subject to entry. The Council then filed their declaratory state ment, made proof and payment, and entered the land at the Pres colt Land Office, a certificate of which fact is now in the posses sion of the Mayor of the town.
 The so-called Military Reserva- tions south of the Colorado river, below the mouth of the Gila, were embraced in the said plat.
 To ARRIvE.-We have intelli- gence to the fact that the survey ing party of the Southern Pacific Railroad of California, under En- gineer Phelps, were, on the sSd inst, at Fink's Springs, a distance of about % miles from this place. We expect them here or Tuesday or "Wednesday next.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20

p tons of wheat and corn at Ba- ker's.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20
Correspondence.

The following letters concerning the military reservations in this town were handed us for publica- ton by Capt. MacGowan.:
 FORT YUMA. Cal, l
 March 30, 1872. ] To tl- e Mayor of Arizona City: Sir-Wishing to have no con- fiict of authority between the civil and military authorities, 1 desire that you will unite with me in preventing any buildings. etc., being put up OH the Military Re servations on the Arizona side of the Colorado river.
 have the honor to be your obe- dient servant,
 A. E. MACGOWAN, Capt. 12th U. s. Inf, Com'g. Post. ARIZONA CITY. April -, 1872. To the Commanding Officer, Fort Yuma:
 lam directed by the Common Council to inform you that until patent is received from the U. $. Land Office, the civil authorities will cooperate with you as de- sired. A. J. FINLAY,
 Mayor Arizona City. T.. S. SURVEYOR GEN $ OFFICE, ]
 TucSOn. April I. 1872.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20

FOR OREGON. Companies and D, 21st Infantry, ton - and Lieut.. Ross in con Tn rived here from Tucsonthd way to Oregon. We uItio that Companies l. and k, same regiment, are on thy and will arrive here in two, also destined for
 We are requested hereafter all busin| with the County K stfetded to by tha Spann) personal be connected vi futti,o- rOtsoa