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stricken out as irrelevant, and for Judgment and refer

stricken out irrelevant and for udsmeD. and refer
encc Granted
BIZ Judge Speir.
RELY, as receiver, &c. VS.. observation-disclosures
granted.
The Third Avenue Railroad Company Davis,
Jr--lnqucs, set aside and ordered short cal
cndar.
Well vs. Gessncr ct al Report or referee confirmed
and judgment OF foreclosure and sale ordered
MARINE coUET-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdsm
Mailer vs.. Ernst opinion nled.
Robertson vs. pouDlcday.-Motion for judgment
granted
Dohcrty VS. Ready.-Thc plaintiff has established
his right to the examination ciamcd iCode, section
80. Abb SOS, $40; IS Barb, LAG; 20 H. oil Hun,
i4oL
Miller VS. Cahill Order to pay money granted.
Fars VS.. Meyers--sherins bil, taxed at SIS 80.
Deyerill VS. CampbelL-complsin dismissed.
Jarory VS. Greenfield. vacated
Howard vs.. Whiting Receiver appointed.
Conway vs. Bresien.-Dsconi inuance allowed
JONAS VS.. Schlsier.- Motion den ed.
opperman vs. Strohm; Rouse Manhemer;
Winans vs. Clarke; Bohm wilkins; pooey VS..
Coolahan; Stots vs. Kntzing; Lesstcr Van valken-
fucker VS. rhomson Same VS.. Sheridan; Shicren
vs. ats-Dofnuita
Toope VS.. P.iege. Case settled.
Dcgraaf VS.. Ham. Judgment for plaintiff on de-
murrer
Frank Frank. Motion for new trial denied
Order and opinion filed.
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To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
II seems 10 me the natural supply Of water for this
city is the Connecticut or the Hudson. Three miles
above Troy Cohoes where the Mohawk takes its last
leap before entering the Hudson there fall OF about
eighty feet Millions Of gallons running to waste
DAT It Is only about 100 miles from hero, and it
ought to be difficult task in this day OF engineering
ana cast iron, to bring sufficient supply
OF water for the cty's In the way, by gong
the Connecticut At Chicopee Falls, three miles the
other side OF Springfield sufficient supply could be
had. think the supply would be unlalng even for
city four times as large as wo are now In time some
such source mention will have to be availcd or
THIS duching and damming Is all very we'll hut 1t IS
shiitess sort Of way OF getting along or COURSE by
utilizing the wators OF the North and East rivers
could at least onc-hnf the Croou, because the
OF tnose rivers could be used to wash out
water closets. the putting out OF rcs washing the
sewers, streets, sidewalks, kc., &c.
At present our houses nre getting uninhab!tabc for
tho want OF water. Water water all round you, and
yet they crying, 'No water spare the walcr. II
10 scandalous shame. HOUSEHOLDER.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
CROTON WATER.

SUGGESTIONS FROM CORRESPONDENTS RE-
oARDINa RcoNoMY-NEw SOURCES OF SUP
PLY suaaEsTED-coMPLAINTs FROM ALL
QUARTERS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 1875
To rHE EplroR OF rnK HKRALD:-
The efforts OF the HERALD for tho Improvement Of
the water supply Of this city deserve the thanks of
the community. Desiring to make a few suggestions
on the subject please allow this communication a
space the HERALD 1t Is almost useless for the Gro
ton Board request the stoppage OF wastage; very
little attention is paid 10 it. To accomplish this OBJ
jcct let sufficient number OF officers be detailed from
the police stations to Immediately inspect ali prem
ises and mako report OF the condition Of closets
and all apparatus used for supplying such premises
and where leakage ~ found to give reasonable notice
requiring its stoppagc, and II not complied with shut
of the supply.
such inspection could be accomplished inside OF
week, would show where the water goes. The
fully equal to lis usc and is caused in great
part by tho reluctance OF owners to make repairs The
quantity OF water wilfully allowed to waste in
many private houses who're It does not como under
general observation 10 more than sufficient 10 supply
III cir daily wants.
IL the wasage could be stopped tho head Of water
through the CITY generally would be from twenty TO
thirty feet higher than at time tho past year. Tho
constant waste detracts from the pressure the
same principle governs its flow in house where II
the water is let ~ the basement It will not
the upper hoor REFORM
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THE SKIES RAIN FLESH.
Another Huge story from Kontuck,

Another Huge story from Kentucky.
Louisville, March 10.-Capt. j. NJ.
Bent. a retired lawyer of Mount Ster-
ling, Kentucky, and gentleman we'll
known for his reliability, arrived at
Louisville tonight with specimen
of flesh which fell last Friday in Bath
county. The flesh covered two acres
of ground, and resembled mutton, and
left traces Of blood on the trees and
fences which were touched by the fall
ing flakes. Chickens and hogs de-
voured it with evident relish. The
heavens were clear, the sun slione and
only floating clouds were visible at the
time, two o'clock p. IN. of March 3rd
Quantities of the flesh have been pre-.
served that were brought to Louisville.
1t was given to Professor Lawrence
Smith, well known scientist, who
says there is no doubt but that it is
animal flesh. He purposes making an
examination tomorrow.
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Telegraphic Nuggets.

Eastman Colby, lumber dealer, of
Brockport, N. Y, has failed. Liabili-
ties, S400, 900.
The Virginia legislature has declared
against granting government subsidy
to the Texas Pacific railroad.
The Wilmington Conference acade-
my, at Dover, Delaware. burned Fri
day morning loss S50.OO0.
A fire occurred at Boston on Thurs
day night, causing the loss of So, 900.
Among the buildings destroyed was
the "Old Bite Tavern" of Revolution
ary fame.
In New York, Friday, 80 shoema-
kers, arrested for conspiracy and in
dicted for misdemeanors, were ar
raigned for trial. which was post
poned till Tuesday.
Wickhatn Hoffman, secretary of the
American legation, writes to the Lon
don Times that there is not word of
truth In the rumor that General
Schenck was recalled at the request Of
the British government.
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CHEYENNE, WYOMING SATURDAY MORNING MARCH H. 1876

on The Tth and Sth, ia which was q
statement concerning the commission
to investigate the so-ealied Kentucky
Central railroad claims, in connection
with Beiknap, and statements affect
ing the chairman personally. Nord-
hoff called attension 10 the wording OF
his dispatch, it is asserted, and said
he had no knowledge of himself, and
that he made the statement upon the
authority of Gen. II. V. Boynton, cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Gazette.
A subpoena was issued for Boynton
but he had left the city. The COM
mittee adjourned till Monday.
The Presidential Proposition.
The Senate committee on privileges
and elections to-day discussed Nor
toms proposition for constitutional
amendment to provide that the Presi-
dent and Vice-President shall be
elected by a direct vote of the people.
1t was finally agreed that the joint res
olution should be reported favorably.
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THREE BLACK CROWS.
Pendleton. Hendricks and Randall. all
Good Democrats.

Pendleton. Hendricks and Randall. all
Good Democrats.
Washington. March 10. = Rumors
have been privately circulated to the
effect that evidence has been discoy-
cred of corruption on the part of three
democrats of national reputation. and
that proofs will soon be publicly made
known, with all their startling par
ticllars. 1t is mysterionsly said that
the parties are George II. Pendleton,
Thomas A. Hendricks and Samuel j.
Randall. AS to Peudleton, he will
appear before the committee on ex-
penditures in the War department of
his own volition. next week, to answer
the public statement concerning him
in connection with the payment of
money by the Secretary of War,
claimed to be due to the Bowler estate,
of which Pendleton was trustee. This
gentleman has already denied hat any
improper influence was used by him
to procure settlement of the claim,
The witness is to be named by Gen.
Boynton and will testify on this sub
ject before the committee on expendi-
lures in the War department. Mr..
Pendleton will be head in his own
behalf.
The charge against Gov. Hendricks
has also been denied by himself and
friends, who say he had nothing wha:-
ever to do with getting gun contracts,
as has been charged, while senator.
He merely introduced one of his con-
stitnents, Gen. Love, TO Secretary
Stanton. and the matter ended SO far
rs he was concerned.
With regard to Mr.. Randall the
charge is improper connection with
matters affecting the Philadelphia
navy yard, but there is nothing before
the committee on naval affairs in the
shape of a charge, or even an intima-
ton of wrong doing against him. He
has asked the committee to thoroughly
examine the matter, although he and
his friends utterly deny that he has
done anything whatever on which
even suspicion of dishonesty can
rest.
The District of Columbia Invest CATION
At the investigation of affairs of the
District of Columbia and the board OF
audit, to day, one witness testified that
he put down about 5000 yards of paw
ing, amounting to $1,000, and he had
never received anything therefore, but
glass of ale and cigar.
Those Treasury Thieves.
The trial of r. p. Hailock, one of
of S47,077 from the treasury in June
last, has begun. The trial of w. II.
Ottmrn, accused of the same offense,
will begin on the 18th inst.
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A Large Assortment of In-
tsresting News.
Gathered from All Quarters
of the Globe.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

sENA
""sl'''s'on' N"'ci w ne ci'air
ia'u oeiore the senate communica-
'ioh from the commissioner OF agri-
culture In answer 10 resolution re-
cehtiy SUBMITTED by Jones, OF FLORIDA,
IN regard 10 the growth of sea island
cot.on. Oruereu Prihteu anu feierreu.
ohernlah presented resolution OF the
eihcihha, Nia'hoer OF commerce op-
posing any chahge IN the present law
requiring araw IN any oridse TO De
erected over the ONO river. heier-cu.
s"'s se' pieseiiteu Pe'i''oii Vi
AIanss.on orooks anu other coiored
,iieii oi 'ne D's.ric' OF ooiumoia, ask
ing that me lith OF April next, the
uniii' 'eisaiy oi emancipation III the
D's'iio,' oe ueciareu d iioiiuay' 10 en-
"o'e "ii persons ehipioyeu III the ue-
Par'n'eh's 10 a'tehu inc unVeiilng "f
Lincoln statue IN Lincoln rark. he
'erreu. Eumuhos moved that when
'he 0ena.e a'Jourh to-uay IL De To
niee. Oh Mohaay next agreeu 10. Inc
senate then resumed the consideration
OF the bill to enable the people of New
Mexico to form a constitution and
state government and Tor The admls-
sion OF said state into the Union on
an equal footing with the original
p'"P" ~
."e eoi'nii'.ec o'i 'eiii,o'ies rloNiu-
''s ,i'a' 'he laws oi Tue : hi'eu states
snaii oe "pp'icaoie 10 .he new slate
"nen '"','''v', anu 'iia' ~ si,ai, con
s,i'"te Juuic,ai uis'iic'' anu iiAihg
'ne ''ia'y u ''e u''''ic' Juusc' mar
eh"'' "''oihey' e'c', were asreeu 10.
'ei eonn,ue'aoie uiscussi'h' .he oi'i
Passe". ihe oiii proVioes t'iat 'he con-
s'i'u'io'i 10 oe ira'iieu siia'i oe reluo-
lican in form and shall be submitted
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THUNDER. WIND AND RAIN.
A Terrific Storm-Fearful Loss of Life
and Property

A Terrific Storm-Fearful Loss of Life
and Property.
Chicago, March I0.-A most terrific
wind, rain and thunder storm is re-
ported by special dispatches TO have
visited the northwest this afternoon
and tonight. 1t seems to have ex-
tended from Quincy to the northern
portion of Iowa, aud to have been es-
pecially severe along the banks ofthe
Mississippi river.
The town Of Haze! Green, in south
east corner of Grant county, Wiscon-
sin, containing about thousand in
habitants, chiefly lead miners, was
visited by II tornado which swep,
from the southwest to the northeast
taking in its course some thirty build
ings and destroying many lives. i
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LOUISIANA.


New Orleans, March l0.-Liert.
Gov. Antoine and sixteen other
prominent colored Republicans have
signed a card addressed to Senator
Ferry, protesting against his action
in ordering the exclusion of Senator
Pinchback, an ex. Governor, from the
floor Of the Senate. They say this ac-
tion seems very unjust and II painful
reflection on our race, through its
highly honored representative.
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WASHINGTON.
That Appropriation.


Washington, March l0.-The House
committee appointed this morning, de-
cided to report favorably on the def
cheney appropriation of 500, 900 for the
sioux Indians at the Red Cloud agen-
cy. This money is to be available i'm
mediately.
The Rio Grande Border.
The following dispatch was to-day
sent to the commander of the Depart
ment of Texas: 1.-The acting Secre-
tary of War directs that you prevent
any revolutionary movements from
our side, and also all military expedi-
tions in aid of revolutionists and all
violations Of neutrality. Also to arrest,
disarm and intern any troops who cross
from Mexico. Signed, E. d. Towns
end, Adjutant General"
Investigation Of Journalists.
Charles Nordhoff, chief of the n. Y.
Herald bureau, appeared before the
committee on expenditures in the War
department to-day, in obedience to a
summons. The chairman called his
attention 10 two kilograms, appearing
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-11
THE BOUNTY BILL.
Its Passage Probable.

Washington, March l0.-The House
committee On military affairs have
decided to report and recommend for
passage bill 10 equalize the bounties
of all U. s soldiers I'd sailors who
served for any' time in the late civil
war. The measure provides for max
Ing all bounties equal TO IS per month
for the whole time of service, taking
into account, however, all local pay
ments of bounty.
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INDIANA.
counterfeiters Corralled.

Terre Haute, March los. Miller,
]. Kirk. ]. Saunders. ]. Davis, J. Da-
ley and ii. Saunders, counterfeiters
who have been operating in this Sec
ton of the state, were arrested to-day.
Spurious fractional currency was found
on their possession. They have issued
S50,000 of counterfeit money.
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was at first reported that forty-one
were killed or severely injured, but
this is believed to be an exaggeration.
There is no direct telegraphic COM
munication with Hazel Green, but
the facts were learned from messages
sent TO Galena and Dubuque for med
ical aid.
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Another International Exhibition Pro-
posed.
Paris, March 10.-The Journals OF
this city, advocate the
holding Of an International exhibit
tion in Paris in 1878.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-11
PENNsYLyANIA.
Another Batch of

Another Batch Of Doctors. Esxs
Philadelphia, March l0.-The an
nual commencement OF the Medical
District of the University of Penn
sylvania took place in the Academy
of Music this afternoon. Graduates
to the number Of l24 received the de-
gree of M. ID.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-11
FOREIGN.
War Between Japan and ooron

War Betwesn Japan and Coroa.
st. Petersburg, March lO.-War
has broken out between Japan and
Corea. On Wednesday Japan declared
war and has blockaded the Corean
ports.
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Embezzlemsnt of e.ooo, 900 Francs.
Brussels, March lO.-Great excite
ment prevails here over the discovery
of an extensive defalcation in the
National Lank. Six million francs
have been embezzled by one of the
clerks of the bank.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-11
GRAND ISLAND STORE"
COMMISSION HOUSE or
John Thormahl n & Co.,
GENERAL DEA LERs IN
Grain. Produce sndFruit.
PRICE L.-T.

r'ou.. 81 ss. 5. and s. Is per sack. War
anted good.
Meal, fresh ground, white or eIIcw. 81 70 per
lO poualtis-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08
POLITICAL.
MESSENGERS APPOINTED,

San Francisco Dec. later ad-
vices from Oregon state that. Odell
has been chosen messenger by the re-
publican electors. Cronin will act
tor the democrats. 1t is said Grov-
ers house is under guard.
CHAMBERLAIS INAUaURArEp,-
Il Columbus, Dec. The senate and
republican hous. passed bill author
izing any qualified officer to admins
ter the oath to the governor. a few
minutes past so'clock the republican
members Of the senate marched ,o
the republican house, where Chamber.
lain was in.ugurated and sworn 10 by
Probate Judge Boone. He deliverel
short Inaugural. y
RUG ER lSsTRucfEp.
The democrats appointed a>commit.
tee to inform / he senate aud Gen. ,Ru
ger rhat It WIS. he legsl ht4.,se ande,
the decision oil tlle supreme courl-al,d
requested that the latter withdraw
the troops from the state house,
APPLIED FOR a CERTIFICATE.
St. Louis, Dec Full reports eI
the proceedings Of the presidential
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08

republican electors Of tins state is an
examining surgeon Of the pension
4 useau, The democrats claim that he
$ therefore Ineligible The repub-
leans argae on the other hand, lha,
the position Of pension surgeon is not
an Office within HE contemplation Of
the constitution.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08
FAULT lSs1nE CONSTRUCTION

OF the burned building, and one
to which there IS reason o believe the
dreadful loss OF life in the gallery is in
u large measure attributable TO the
use of painted cloth for ceillng. The
canvass caught easily and burned rap
isdly, Qf COURSE the flame followed il
i,o the ven.ialor ut The top making
The dome funnel Of fire right ever
the heads OF the people.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08
YANKTON, DAKoT A.
Good. delivered free TO any pss, Of the city.
The best and cheapest always on hand
Cutting & Cloudas.

OFFICE oFYANKroS ASDA3 " JCASj
NJ AtN1ss CssPAsr.
~ Yanktoa. Dikota, Nov, %. 1875.
Motto Is h.rehv given that The annual meertng
Jof the stockholdsts 6f lid company will be
h-a o. flee eies a( l. r Will sec fsfsfy IN ths
rtIy of fank,o 8. r on tue toeh day u Decea-
bcr. A. D.. 1875, at 10 n'elock 10 the forsne6a.
All s,ackhcldeys 3. . req asssisd 20 Be psassat.
h. r. Warn,
assrssasf trsAsayss.
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ugust Auorehaoh. Mrs Ann Martin,

Angus, Auerchaoh. Mrs Ann Martin,
Mrs. Berry, Joseph F'ardell, Jol II
tracy, j. Russell, III. Raph, Mrs.
Joseph Rogers, Roht. Jackson, Chas
Nestits, Louis {. Becker, Mary Mul-
vany, Stephen { Ham john Mig.n.
mis-, James Looney, II. J McNs.lly,
A. Stetson, William H. Barret, Wm,
Hartman, II II. Geary, Geo. Lofel.
Nicholas Conovy, Sarcl Z. Davis,
Geo. G Lott, Geo Hann,py, Geo. /.
Treel, 1bos. Westner, Michael j,
kalcy, T. L. Louis, H, Hecln, Patrick
Gallagher, Abtaham kur'z, Abraham
ID -iz. Jno. Monurn, James J. Cullen,
Matilda Ward, Henry NJ Bunce,
t'.++4l.ss+4t Dempsey, NJ. A.
Gray, T. h. jacob, l.. OstraDder
w. ". Barton, ilaron Dietz,
james Lennon, John S, Charles !,
. is john Grscc, Charles L Gassett,
Win Bryant, N. w. Kramer, James
Layden. Francis MEG If, Claude
Burroughs, Harry Murdock.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08
Tii.DkN ELECTORS.

The dcmoeianc electors, Rober,
Bullock, Robert Hilton and James +
Young met AT the capital in The Office
of the attorney general and cast the
vote of the state according 10 law.
They also slgued a petition 10 The SCI :
ate and house oil representatives ot
the United States stat,ng their legal
election aid PRAYING that they might
be recognized MS electors Of the state
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08
WIsCoN SIN.

THE PREVAILING coNipLAINT.
Milwaukee, Dec. III has trans
pired that w. We Dawens, one ot me
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rAarIAL Lr.r OF kILLED.-
onlelS OF TUE FIRE.

Richard Curran, John Turnef. Chas.
rRpme, Isaac Deser, James Cassidy,
James Gsrsey, Hugh Obsreer,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08
1t Stopped the Cough and Ssyed
the Child.

We have recently had OCCASION to try tho VII
tue of Hale's Cough Cordial In our family. l.
little son. sick with the prevailing fsver. vas
afflicted With the most distressing cough. which
gave him rest, night OF day. We hsvs little
faith In -p~ient" mcdicfnes, and seldom mne 40
try them; buJ something had TO bs done. ~ ,hs
constant conEh prevented MA recovery. We &C.
cerdlnaly ,roeurrcd bo,tleAof the Cordial nom
the ag.utN4-aEi cotnmcnced la according to
dire nos. Ttfe effect WAS marked from the very
ffst, and theschild that nj ghl enjoyed rettesh.
ing ssepi aud h,4the a11i nixht there vas scAnss.
xestfge OF the cough len. II this b fair San
plc 6f what the medicine will do, It's growth In
pJpuiartty u not 10 be wondered q. t.--xseh&ssT
NI+ss Frees.
Ro,d and varran.eA sv NILS rnsdy.
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FOREIGN


EEARREsTED.
london, Dec. 7--Brcnt. the Louisville
fmger, VAS reArrcsied 10 dny.
w.RLlRK ACTIONS.
The HrnmTHian government have or
dered $4,000 elnssepot rltles and necessary
ammunition, The Servmns have also or
dered fresh arms from sbtoad.
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-01
Notice.

hISTRlCT COURT, COUNTY OF PIMA -lJ In District Court, First Judicial Dis. trict. ''- i'''
 In the matter Of the Escheat Of the Els. tate Of Thomas McWilliams. decaasc5 fo the Territory or Arizona. ''
 At appearing Co me from an information nled in said Court by Briggs Goodrich his. Flct Attorney Of the County Of Pima Ter riiory or Arizona, setting forth that one Thomas McWilliamS died intestate win In the Territory Of Arizona, to-yEit. Al Oalnp GoodWln, in the County Of Pima. on the &1th day Of October. X. D. lSz5. Seiz, cd Of certain property described in said in- formauon, and it being represented fo mo oy said information that the said Disiricf Attorney Is informed and has reason to neHeVe that the property and money men Honed m sad information hath escbeatad 10 the Territory of Arizona by reason that ths sald Thomas McWilliams. deceased mas lelt no heirs capable Of inheritins- fbe same, and that the said properfv sIoui5 De vested in the said Territorv and I, further appearing Co me that II. B. Smitj, 10 now !n possession of said property and estate by said information.
 IL ls therefore ordered that all rnrsons interested m said estate appear and show eauSe' il any they have, within thIrfv days tate should not be vested in tba f,ar-i,II11-s, And it is further ordered that fbis ord S- shaii be published at least one nnonti, rom The date hereof, in TIE ARTzoNa SIilzEN, a newspaper printed and nnh- hshed in said District. f'0
 F.. F. 'DUNNF.
 Judge First Judicial District of AriZnra
 Dated 2Sth day Of November. lS-5-
 December 1. a-5w