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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-10-16
INO- A-1CI I- VsI1-E --l-N 7'- - = = ---- in diameter.-lS. F. Chronicle.

A Memphis "lady killer" at tended a picnic not long ago and the girls put up a job on him. They organized secret society to which there was a single de- gree, but that was a nice one and consisted in blindfolding the can didate and leading him into the center of a "magic circle" formed by the young ladies, when he was made to kneel and was kissed, be- ing subsequently, made to guess who kissed him. Such program me would suit most men, and some of those initiated wanted very badly to take another de- gree. Finally the young ladies admitted that one gentleman, @ real killer, should be allowed the privilege he asked for and he accordingly 'kneeled down with a look of intense 'complacency up on his face that he should be thus selected as more attractive than other men. He was kissed and
 the bandage removed from his eyes, only to disclose to him the laet that his lips had been press eu oy those of colorea girl who .,au accompanied the;party as
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-10-16
JOB PRINTING:

JOB PRINTING:
 Legal Blanks. Briefs, BIl-Heads. Letter Besds, Circulars, Labels, Cards, Prosfat1- Ines, etc. printed in overy style. with neat sess and dispatch.
 RCurrency taken AT PAR when pay Faents Ire made ID advance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-10-16

"rhink Of my Jane marrying a man with one eye! And a red neck! And limp! O-h.h! When l think of that skulking Jasking sneaking around my innocent Jane to make her his wife, could tear this house downw-DetrOit Free PreeS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-10-16
That Sneaking, Skulking MT. Jas
 kins.

"Can I be protected here, Mis- ter?" asked woman yesterday of the Chief of Police.
 "YeS'm."
 "Can my famiIy-my innocent children-also be protected?" she demanded, striking the floor with her umbrella.
 "Yes'm."
 "If there is any law I want it,'' she went on, dropping into a big armchair; If there isn't I pro. pose to take club to himw
 My dear woman, this world is full of sorrow," said the Captain as he looked up from his writing; leach one has his own separate and distinct grief to grieve over. Tell me yours"
 "Do you know Jaskins?" she asked.
 "Jaskins? Jaskins? Seems if had heard that name sometime. "
 "Man with a limp-One eye gone-red neck sandy. hair-got t skuIking, sneaking way with him." she said.
 And he hassstolen your .poul- try, eh"'
 Poultry? Nav! It's worse than poultry-it's next to arson or mur- der!"
 "Go on madam-go into the par ticularsW
 "Well, he boards next to me. Pm a widow. Been alone these fourteen years, and if 1 do say it myself Pve always had the res pectablest kind of a name. Pve a daughter Jane. Ske's seventeen. She's good girl"
 Yes, madam"
 "And thatssneaking skulking Jaskins is after hern she eX- claimed.
 "Possible"
 "He just is! Was after me first. For weeks and weeks he'd hang around our gate, and smile at ne and inquire if wasn't lonesome, and send up strawberries, and look his lOvingest out of that cue eyen
 And then!"
 "And then, when he found I wouldn't marry him to save his neck, and he couldn't get my pro- perGy to run through with, what dye s'pOse he dOne"
 ''Cut his thrOat?"
 Nav! He turned right around and went to loving Janei He sent notes to her in those long pink envelopes; he has sent her bou- quetS and cocoanuts, and cherries, and he's skulking around yet! Pve talked and talked, but it dot do no good. If sunthin' ain't done l believe Jane'll marry himv
 "How does she act?"
 "She's grinning around and looking soft and loving like, and she won't mind half say, and is getting notes and writing ah- swers, and-and-!"
 And she broke down. She wiped her eyes. softly rubbed her nose, and after moment jumped up and demanded:
 'Is there any law?"
 "Lots of laW-dead loadsyma- dam."
 "And you'll put the law to him?"
 "I will make this town a vol cano for him beforei he's .week older!n
 "And you will break up !the rnatch?"
 "Either that or break his backw
 "G0ndl The police Hsre worth i sUnthiu' al,er alt 1T you s.H you'll wait 0n him and tell hin he's got to back right down or go to jail, Pli chain Jane to the table ] leg and sit by her for four weeks ! bat what Lll make her forget 1 him!"
 'J'N dc It madamw
 "rhink Of my Jane marrying a man with one eye! And a red | neck! And limp! O-h.h! When l 1 think of that skulking Jasking around my innocent Jane to make her his wife, could ! tear this house doWnw-DetrO1 Free Frees.
 Mir. Law, of Harlan, was tying a calfs legs together one day last week, preparatory to leading the ! animal into wagon. It occurred to the cali that liberty was pre- | ferable to death. and that if had 1
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-10-16
Culture of the Eucalyptus.

There is no reason to doubt that the culture of the eucalyptus tree will become very extensive in California. 'It.groWs so vigorous ly and is so valuable both for tim Der and fuel that it will probably be preferred where these are the principal objects. Of the many varieties the blue gum, or Ex- catyptus gtO6UyaS has receivied the preference. It cannot be com mended as shade tree, although it will answer where a variety is desired. The leaves are of a biuish color, and appear to be of two kinds upon the same tree, those near the base being large, wide and oval in shape, while those above are long and pointed like those of willow. These trees exude a strOng-seented gum, and the bark and leaves have g very pungent and powerful odor. which
 we believe keeps all insects at a distance, The seeds are best soWn in a frame under glass. After three months the young trees may be planted in a box of earth, say two and a'halfor three feet square and six inches deep, about one hundred to each box. If this is done in the fall they will be ready to transplant in the following Ap- Fl They 5hgCii = planted not less than eight feet apart, and as they grow large each alternate tree can he cut down or removed.
 In a good soil. wei pl0wed. they will 0utgrOW almost all 0ther trees, ana at the end a5 the fourth year will be twenty-five or thirty feet n !Ch aGI six Qr S2v0-, inches
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-10-16
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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-10-16
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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-10-16
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, 1875-03-20

IL hsa why an n.lae,ment .houi mt tstHc ns*lt.st
him fnr contempt o. thls aurt N rttces sd tAc pull
licaton pf salh aftclrs Al ot,resaHa.
t'HAnLrH II. tF.It. ftha'n Attorney.
Ti&E ntILE.
Tic Court then tiirccsctl tho following rule to
to entered OF tho dndket:
The 1rnpte OF thc Stato os flsinoa w. Wilbur F j..
stnrry TlIF day tonen tE.h ,}sn Cnprt C!ta1es II.
Heed, t,ieh Attor,cy #n hy lt1yr II Cottr Airs l,i'
;ufn5u1iDn Aerpin, atl, ni0yes the Court for rt1o
upon wilbur 7. siorey 10 .hnw cause before hi.
Court why hn son1d nut 10 attached for eo nlt #
tlft Court In rubah1g, c:nsing 10 Ia publls!!ci.
In ancwerarer published In tho City nf clicago cnc
lilo Chicago Fi.nts t!,o matters nI things se fhsh
tn :, haia information, ans! tho Court tsysng @
well cohaldarcd. N we'll Tho matters aud lLlngs
rel forth tu raid information, ths nlosf"n
for rnle upon said ssoroy n t,nw cate, etc.. snd
the Court Icing now we'll adYtaca in tho premises,
doth ardsr that s4i Wilbur r Storey be rs.!niEc o..
0r lTfore lhe coming i1lof this Conr oa Tuesday, tho
1hi day Of March, 4. y. la7a to xlow cnSc. any ho
hAh why an at4chncnt should no: issun ~ tinst INN
for conlou,pt Of court III lublishina, r cals4 t.
b. pabliale, IN neMaEanr ntbshsA IN s Gs'S az
Chicago callt ttc Chicago 1t,Hu, the matters efHl
th!ngH set forth In SAIL Information.
Tile intcrrogatorica to tlss abovo r''le viii he
thu sans IN those pro,,ouuslcd to that Of yoster-
daJ,
, 1875-03-20

Eetfo military action oa tho pnrt Of tho novasn-
meut the nero lawyer-statos,pau would have
fo.oHnlxotl tho lcgnl c1iYtence Of tho Coufctlar-
ncy, and scryoA notice bn jon Davis 10 t,,ow
il1e aunthorn Statas should not 10 compelled 10
perform tbelr part al tho compact known ns tho
CONSTITUTION Of ahe United HtateBl In tito moan-
timn ktonewall jackson might .llnvo boMhat,led
st!nct of Tho tawyar has lei Mr.. Eynrta 10 con-
dctn,l Tho policy Ut tho Government. hut hero
tho lawyer IN M moro to bo trusted than l.o wsB
dniing tho Wpr.
Ia neodesf, not Tho lawynr,-slls mnu Of netion,
,lok the nan Uf forma and teelinicalttios. sl1u-
rnnn affairs. "a Ianfns III ha immortal letters,
wnl romarks, "are ~ no uhtnnco governed by
tla,loes wcro to have no weight in diroesing orr
ronrHe Of n,ahhinl woull bo nothing
more than contention botwccn positive
n stats s"se " n.s aud asH H Itself ss waS bo "s "p
tice:' Writing IN our tiay md country, J,niaa
might l,ayo added that The Constitution would 10
MI instrument Of national suicide. There hre
tmcs when to preserve tho couBtitntlonit IL nec-
nppcarnnce Of Violating Y. AL great stntcsmon
lnyo recognized this. nil oyoll III tue freest co,,I-
tries boon guided by IT, Fox recognized It wlicn
i,a said /: " lie who sruats 10 tho Vague aud rash
nosnnB Of nbEtsact right in proforonce to tho
constant and uniform testimony Of experfenco
viii find lizo1f miRerably deceived In lin cacrl-
1ationB on ali ann}ucts IF commercial OF political
tllsc,.sHion" 1,,rko rucognlzctl II when l,o gayo
uttoral,cc 10 tho wortlu: ''Iloiincd policy l,ax
oyor bccn tho ,,nratlt or confusion aud oyer
will 10 40, III long m tho world ett1urca. rntu
good 'ttc,,tiou which IL ~ ceeity discovered at
tho rnt Wow M fra,d In surely detected at last
III, lot lno gay, OF 10 nlean forcc iu tho
government OF mankind. leliline sim-
plicity Ut heart IL 1.nang md cenlont-
ing principle" CONSTITUTIONAL, like parlia-
mentary, government haB its dangers, Of
roclaiy whom lawyers aro at its head. would
Impress on .ls minds OF tho roatler at tho pros.
Ont time what hIasallay remarks, BpeakiuE Of ".
, 1875-03-20
LAWYERS AS STATESMEN.

10 sa. az ha"T 1"e eH'fa30 7rt0""t:
There IN widespread nuttoh III thlh country
that great lawyer IL lpso facto O gscat ututob.
man. t,rent lawve,u tl,omuolyos nra yo,v mt to
IT,. ,,,ass -, ;f,,,,,o, .,s1 .,a a., ~
'Ap0s "',ao. lnAs 'nu1lon' anu s''o 'as' t"a1 'ae
n'aHseh looH np 10 them AZ sse'l' af'a arc apt to
drink in tlloIr uttetances on tho Iuostions Of tho
day as ofaclcH Of political wisdom, contributes
mi mn, to coco,rore t,,em IN th,t nt.ratcn
,,sI.s, 49,, u, ,,'a ,s.,s,.. ,,'" ,aaa.,,.
os1le!' fofhcu ~ tne 1o1loa VI ia"' 4eashou IN
tic lestor atHa lit tho judicial construction
Of the Constitution, accustomed to couu-
Hal and advise. critical In tboir judgments.
,,r ,on[, nr..t,co J., thn ~, -, .n",t;,a su,1 -,
W !uns p,Is'eo ~ a. w. a. ~ npo"A .s,,,. a =,
, 1875-03-20

city 1tHprovcftt ntstk~kcuntur NICMll.
1ru-,r.t.o 1,nrnI In,r,..-Auttr,nnttrn
~ - s1.,s,, u..'..
Va s.','u ."s "oAs", -, ,,..,, a.,,
ae"',.s,''"e W. q. 4 q" "''."0p .'''"'
ef' fAui~ Ailn., March lo.--1ha spreading
cru Of st. paul's young existence has boen
checked by lard tines, and now tho il,tng-,p
o,i boarifvt,, ,,.,,,vu Inn l,or,n nue ptrast.
,ri,I.,, n,. -, ' ..s., ae, tr.,,,,aro,,a T.,
"a1's" o,'u .s"t aIso' "c'o eo 'loae'ioi'uo =, u,
aratao ansl bottom, hRye been 20 greatly improved
10 TO attract attauton from ai yisitors. Two
lo.g streets layo bcon payotl; aud auotLcy, In
tho ,c.rt ~ +ha o,,. ,,,s ho,, oncnn,i IN trn,o
ras .s d.. ~, '' , ass w. ~ 49,, ,.a ,,,so,,
lot 'ho hrst limo H'nee tHo scs' naa i'aa u1aou-
atrnctod range over tho buf. Churches, d"oll-
ingB, and b,lnnaaa-!ouscs aro being robnsntslled
aud rofurnlshod, until avon yoUr preak motror.
nlia will acnrco,, o,rcl aou,o or the str,,ctnrce
o',1 M. @v..a, 'a,e' 49,, ..,,,a,, IN, H.,
towotu Ito foat In !ioiglt anil ttH chime Of bells,
anil the grand organ now building for It, would
u,loru auy c,ty in tho world. And our Summit
ayonue. 100 ieet ahoyo .io ,1,sslrsjpv. and com.
"'o''"o' 7'o .e't "oos' '"o ,''n04eDlet' ""A eu
.na'"l'nt' VIC" OF Tho valley ios man! mfies,
has isa rcst c,,eco unsurpassed. for ennfost mud
beauty of adorntnc1lt md scoicry, III tho Wcst.
IN Politics,
ovorsbosly la Ut soa. S''til smah,ng OF MI
Annluu calculations NJ ocourrG1 With tho elec:,on
Of ClIlef Jthtlcn Mcmillan ~ utieu htatca Seii~
ntor In seldom experienced ~ EoIie1cnl warfare.
:Altlianci, Mcmillan ID Just the man,'-Ro able,
hon2rablo, and froo from polltica! cnsanglo-
ula.itH Of cvory natura aWhatescr,--nolotyw wnutcd
him. II we aro to boIleye our lcadlng political
orsana Of both sdes but Ica4tian II tho rl'ai',
wlIeihor hs was wanted or not, AMI ha las Gu.
triea upon hls duties with tho full confidence Of
nH.
Dnt most co1nptote'y ut Hon nro
ST. rAuL's SEwsrArEns.
won't presun.a to nay that neislsor Or them haa
III anchorage, bnt tlls IL tue way it loolN to
snan up troo The ftoMtr, from beiug l!om.
ocrntic organ, owned hy Republicans and edited
by MI u,!etlultnratna Bourbon, llnH como to 10
au " 'lutcptElent Ehpct 0%n2a ~ 1tepn1licAl!s
I'LL AlMg, 1t IL taia-Giiil adlset by Dave
lslako.y. formerly lo'lsion-A6ent at Chicago.
lslEEoly In good nonA- -satilercr, md nsn&cb hin
paper quite rcnlable but the Democrats, to
whom IL must turn Tor sHrrnIt' arc rapidly going
over to tho Disp'tth. Tao W1p7'ch III 4 sort Of
u guerrilla newspaper, hest o', raising Hs Sa-
taIltc Majesty and hol!ihg III Second eye1iIg-
edition. This Ii It's pride. II was born u ba1sli-
wheeker, and nurse'l tudor tho ktcka and cuffs
Of oach party, until It is noW PROMISING
candidate for Political honora Of n high
order. Not tin ieHst hurptissnG change
liahiD to neEtr Ws,t,lh bd tho nband1nfnont Of ta
, 1875-03-20

trying 10 have tl,o cann lr1ol tl,eas tlrce vo,,~
but !horo la always solun obstaolc In llls way
Nlle, will tllo .pooplo it,,sl tan1uJy for {io..
gross nh,lach9 For my nrt, can only SEQ ,u'' nna
and tint II Tho prcsA,ro Of public opiaon viii,
with TIE TMht1SE It, t1tls cfuaat1c nsainnt m,
connti:utiol.al taxation, rcnlaiu yours fost,ec9 s'
fally.. RAstuEr SrSsrTr
, 1875-03-20

AN APF6RN+
Tho wrter OF tho following cume to TIE
r,utu1,sr off;co. Yl,owoA Ills croleutiay. aua re-
,aa. ~ H., ,,,',Itn,,o ~ ,I, ,,nt ~
!"o't'a t''' r.o',"'' VI Wiz H'aeA' W
the people ol chlcaGo: .....
FEL1.ow-Ctt1xESB: Having been appointed
by tho lion. Tl!omaH A. Ospor,1, Governor Of
Kansas, as soliciting agent In behalf OF tho
tlouBnndH OF AnfoEin:; people it that StGto, beg
cnrneatly to appeal To a'l cllasikAno pofhol'H to
contribute to tia rcllet Of taeir fe!iow-ctixons,
now enduring tho panEH OF every degree Of acH-
tlt,l.ion aid BtRryuti0lt.
Tho. great nnt1 noblo City Of Chicago has noro:
tErnud ii doaf ear to tho cry OF the needy, al
though shc hethelf aa been struggling amid the
waves Of nlisfortnno frequently when tt.nso ar--
paa!B for mid htyn boon nlhdo by her distressed
uiater cities, and feel confident that she wlll
ngain open lor heart aud raiae tho hand of cinr-
ity mud pour sympathy md suhstantial aid ilfto
Tho laps Of Tic dcsslsntn cltzenu OF Kas1sas.
Ono uolnut's confederation will prompt
tho charitable tlat thia appeal IL not
without foundation. Although tlsoso nn-
doublodly oxsts naod III your great city.
1t in close at your DUR, in the midst
Of plenty, and can eaBly 10 1olo:ed. Iu tar-pT
KAusas, howoycr, d spa, ly-Hattiod aud largo
totritory the deatn!ion is NJ it were, isolated,
al.d there arc no great communities near ut hanl
to render MD. Our poor people ind thelr rory
brrasl taken from ttloir hands by TIC graBehoppnr
scol,rHc, aud in few layn thoso who weru COM
Imrntfyety ntoy1jnrt1uH WEfn reduced To contlt.
, 1875-03-20
IT fIA2lFNAQ ct OV1kI
1toom 30t lalmor House., Chicago,
EATEN up ny EXPENSES,

DELo1r, Mitchell Co., ka.I.. alarch ill.,
To our frlauds iu the Kastoru Status. who are w
generously donating aa for thu destitute of
Kan1aH, vim iIavo lost ther crops by the rayageu
Of tie graxahoppors 10 dony Wa aro destitute
would bo rropontorous but did tho generous
people Of tho Eastern Btatev know ii was al,-
solutely necessary for tAe Aid Committee In this
placo to sell all Of tho valuable goods that arc
sent bore to pay. tho ozponscs, 1t aocma
send Mat thoy have to spare to
tho sufrorors without its costing all Of tho most
valuable part Of It to distribute tho soo1s. We
are told by tho Committee llere tlat tho RAILROADS
aro aono frelghtinH for nothing. It that IL 40,
would It not be bestor to seMd what you have to
spare to inliyIdHa!s,- ,-aa there con 10 nothiug
moro saved III freight,-aud save tho expense Of
lstrlbusionf Az it IL. we ara unablo to aea how
tho really destitute are benefited, because they
aro thu ouos thut hive 10 uolley to tako alYail-
tage OF buying oIloan gootls, II thoY ars soll at
tile aid store. Another thing; Tho worry best
goods aro bought BY tho partI0s that oDon tAem,
before outBde1 hpYo C!iagco to lonk Ut them.
Now, II tllara are auy persons that HiSll to holp
tho sufferers Of tlls atAta, AaYo they not somo
relatives or aolnRintAuces III this part OF tho
country that thoy can Honl to directly for IL 1t
IN not aet directly to Tho AesttItp, they wilt not
receiya tlls bonoit Of 1t. joHs l., White.
, 1875-03-20
Temperature Of tis1 Human ho"s '',oe

temperature of tiso Human J., Do" '.';a'oe,
Dr.. ]. q. Lombard, prnfensor OF lhSnohhie55 shie5
1t Harvard, hsa i.lvellttl "calotineto1 - tho
will mark the ono-eightioth Of dcsfes ,n, y, ol
temperature us tho human body: liy mits1 m.it1a 10
this instrument he claims tl1ss y y h.,ju
uudar varying cireumstauces-as. tof ,n ans ~ n.
In tle sudlen tsaneitlou from oonaisloIi intau,e
po4s to quo Of excltDmoas ealsoa ps y! IN @ 10
thought. lsy ,neaua OF 1t he haa msaS; a3S;T.rsoes s
Gular discovery tha: there IL always ai ,ha body
IN the temperature Of tLe two stdaa q sno .r,s
Tue lsft aide, he found. was always the ,a,a ous.
the difference Of temperature sar!in9 !.om ea IL
twouty-htth Of I loRTeo to : aud dofsysymu .srmu
hAs not lad An opportunity to Try ~ Nssa :,
upon + Iels-haade1 psraoR,
, 1875-03-20
THE COURTS.
Dnmagcs Recovered Against ES.Col.
lector Harper.
Inventory Of tho Iistnto OF David
Smith.
Judgments antl New Suits.
rHE HARPER DErALcSrInN.

sAllu uQ|lAfH. lie &Ntn hLkcF aO6COHl1ts nHs TOA
tnrrctl III January, ta7I, Under promiso OF in,-
munty from arloBt. Thru stills ,yoro tnlmetli-
atoiy commonccd OF, hia official bond and yos-
tcrtiay defaults woro onterod tn two OF thon.
and verdict Eivon in tho thlrd for tho full
amount OF tho boul III tho case Of tho United
Statcs vs.. John. Il. 1Garnor, Gsorgo y. usbaon,
Jaeob II. Durtis. JnmeH II. IInrpar, L. II.
Mitchell, William Harper, Stepon Do Voios, Adam
Barefoot, aui George II. Campbell. after default,
tho jury fond Tie debt 00,0u0 and 300, 600
dAn,ngcs. In the oano Of tlss satns W. John I.
Harper, Allan ilart Adnm 1}Arefoot, e. Il. tifp-
son. William T. 11arper Jacob II. Durtis, Elijah
brown, $. Il. Mttehcll james n. Harper, lhillp
I'omptius, an1 George II. Canpbel1, vortltct
was given for 4ta0, QUO debt md s4l,s7o.58 dam
agra. and in the auit against john 1Ia,por, Dan.
icl LOWS, II. 7. Nopsts, DonusA Koarney. j. +.
Ferrcll, J. r. Hammond, W. X. nighau,, aud
Allen Hart tho Jury found vordtct for *1o. 900
dabt and 0uo damages. Tha quits In all tho
csaoH to be Dismissed on payment Of tho dalu-
ages assoascd mud ooais.
DIVORCES.
,ylsiua i. r. IloIbroos contp1ana That his wife,
Emily af. llolbroo has i,opn nnfaithfn3 for over
divorce.
Mimic Williams BAYS that bor husband haS
denerto! her for ueatly fo,lr yaars. and nhc thinks
aha casi contllo to live without him FOR tho rest
OF hor Hio.
\. r. g. nnuto commenced Auit aga!nst +. p.
Stcvons TO recover oil 600.
TIC Western t.ar Company began nnit In ro-
plevin against t1o Onicago Il Northwestnru lsai'-
way Company. to recover tha valna Of nj ity,eGtt
fsoight-cars, valued ut 415,d00, and marked "D.
l. 1t. p. II. Il. Coz" mud also With tho letter
"W" in cirele.
nsNgRtJprcy 1TE,ts
Leonard Miller, of daIon!,,!rx, filed q volun
tnry petition. lie Inns ts1UUOesu iluteH and i'll
cumi,ered land with which to jny tehta amount
Ing to 45,00U. negistcr JohneUn sill look into
tho matter.
s. Al. Church was eppoiutod Provisional
Iranhiin Feraon K c., wcrs adjudicatol
bankrupt by defnnli, and warrant insucd rq-
tur7latic April 10.
SUPERIOR COURT IN nntEr.
James c. Nixon commenced 4 n,.it In trosnn.s
a.:alnst JvHepi j. Koarnny aud James j. Wal
worth. layi,l: damages ut S,0ooo.
tl,o,,v. an,t David Maselant aucd Tho swa,,saa
sn9!"T s; asa s,, Ma'ins ,nn {, cSnp"7 5 Alum Smith,
a1ulyp 10 forecloso unortysgo for H. 900 OIL Ss.b-
lot 9, in o. i. Kosos subdivision OF I.ots md
q! in Dloclt h, of tho Cann 1rl,AtueH' Hubdivision
Of the northwest Il Of src 81, 80, II.
Don,acr, and ,Jolln Wesley bega, auir for $l5,-
QUO ucait1st i, u, IIamln and ,}obu Ii. Dayey.
c1nc11r COUNT,
ucr.l,o1d Loewnn,hal t}lod bit ngs,nst
Hamucl ]. nrt Icuty Ii. Wnlkor William l:rnst.
" ". 4, rsrLina, 4. Il. jhli;nss i1enry Wa,lrr, ],
Il. KoGt n, ". H. Kel funt, j, II. scloc,,berycr,
i, A, Riddle, J, P. lleGroaor, Johu Hoo.,
tleori:s NaYar. John k,,n,ncr, Henry Hpcrbt,'
Ludwig Graffen, aud Ftuuk tclwelufursh. ask
WGtl:nr Tar st,0 0tlo ~ G,,o,,1 + Vvo1i!or o1I