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The Portland daily press., 1879-04-23

TaIiow quiet at 81 q o.. Porh lower and dull;
25O bbls for July new at 10 10. Beef is quiet and
steadily held Cus Meats are steady; picked bel
lies at 81 a So; middles duh and ea,y long clear at
AL short clear at 81 long and short clear 8. Lard
less active and lower 2264 tcs prime steam on spot
at 10 "a 90 latter CHOICE closing 10; 1000 tcs for
May closing at "a 7SO es for %ns Sane Gi,e III 5ped dsi
at a 2lc. Whiskey nominal w.
F1eghts to Liverpool-market quiet and steady;
Wheat y sail 81; steam at s. ,,o. ~, ..,.
CHICAGO, april 22.-Flour is queG anu weak.
WheaI active and lower; No Chicago SpriDg at .Sode
for cash; S7sc Tor May; S9sc for June; NO at % @
75sc rejected @ S2ac Corn aa IN tsr ss ar Nav
for June oats dull and shade lower at 25ac cash
21c for May 24c for June Rye is seady Scc eI1 ok
cash ri q 80 for May; 937t g S4o Tor s5une 81
Lard in fair demand and lower at 80 for casn; 90
s2A for May; 90 81 July baik x ears sbars ~
good demand and lower; snouiueis "oo o'' "
Heceints-s Zoo bbs flour, 1900 bush wheat. 49,
900 bush coin, 42,C0O bush oats z9Vo ousn fSe' =
0OS Gusn bbs foar 1os5oo bush wheat
176 900 bush corn GOO bush oats Ooo pusn eariey'
ths aternoon call of the board the market closed
with Wbsat in good demand and Ic higher. Corn is
fairly active and shade higher at 5sa y o'zG ioI May
3isc asked for June. Oats are Ac hlgher Tork uull
nE shade lower 25 for May; 35 bid June. Lard
fairly active aud shade higher at S23 for May; S73
bid June.
ST LOUIS. Aprll ZG.-ElOuT quiC1 ahA
double extra Fall at 40 a 80; treble extra at %
6 so: family at s5 O. 95; choice at 0o @ ~.
Wheat inactive and lower; No Red .Fall at oa3 g
/ O5 cash !; O4 a O5 for May; No do O2Ac Corn
active and lower; No Mixed at 33c cash; 3zs 33A
for May. Oats frmer; No cash at 25 @ 25ae cash;
245c bid jor April and May. Rye inactive and lower
at ACC. Pork dull and lower; jobbing 80; Lard Is
dull. Bulk Meats dull and lower; clear rib ~ de-
lvered May. Bacon inactive and lower; clear I'D at
81 cash and May; clear sides 5 25.
Recepts-3,000 bbls flour, q, 600 bush wheat 6l.-
600 bush corn 1900 bush oats. 1900 bush rye, 5000
bush barley.
OC0 ousb corn o0OO bush oats, 1900 bush rye, 1OOt
bush barley.
TOLEDO April 22.-Wheat steady; No 2 Red Oh
asked and O4 bid for May; 053 bid June. Corn Ii
weak; High Mixed at SEC cash; No at 35sc May
rejected 35sc.
DETkoIL. April 22.-Wheat easier; extra White al
| O2a q o2t; No White oOa; April OOs; May al
OIL June OF.
SAVANNAH, April 22.-Cotton quiet; Middlng ur-
lands at 11sc.
NEW ORLEANS, April 22-Cotton dull; Mddling
upands at 11ac.
MOBILE, April 22.-Cotton nominal; Mddling up
lands at lie.
MEMPHIS, April 22.-Cotton-buyers and sellers
apart.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-23
European Markets

European Markets.
LONDON, April 22-12.30 P. M.-Censols at 90 1-16
for money and account.
LONDON, April 22-12.3O P. M-American securi-
ties-Unted States bonds, Cts. at 104 new SIS 1867
new 4s 1888; 1O.40s, 103i Erie 27 New Jersey Cen
tral 434.
.. LONDON, April 22-4.00 P. M.-Consols at 80 ZIG
for money and account.
LONDON, April PA P. M.-American securities
United states bonds, new as, at 103a.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-12-3O P. M.-Cotton market
dull and easier; Uplands at 63d Orleans at 5-16d
sales 5000 bales including 1000 for speculation and
export Receipts $4,000 bales, including 26,OOO bales
Flour at "a 10; Winter Wheat at 10 "a Q; do
Spring at 6 9 8; California averages at 89@93;
club go 2@96 Corn at45 Peas 6 g. Provisions
&c -Pork at 80; Beef at E75; Bacon at 26 a 27.
don So 6.
PARIS. April 22.-Rentes 115 20.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-23
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
ROCKLAND, April 2l-Ar, schs Hume. Calder
wood. Portland; Robert Smith, Sprague, Danvers-
port; Atlanta. Bradbury, Boston; Maria Theresa,
Kelley ard Concotdia. Robinson, do; Trader Norris
DO; Nile, Spear, New York; James K, Weed, from
Salem.
April 22-Ar, sch Edw Everett, Jones, Rockport.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 22d, sch Vineyard, I'm
Cardenas.
Passed up, brig Eudorus
Ar at New York 22d ships Kate Davenport NAL
lett Havre; VIM McGvery, Nckels, Liverpool; !;
schs Rocky Yates, Tuspan; Wesley Abbott, from
Aquin.
United States.
Ar at Liverpool 18th, ship Merom, Lowell, Mobile;
21st, Geo Manson, Manson, Astoria.
Rosario.
of the Lizard Goth, ship Alice NJ Mnott, fm New
Orleans for Reya
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER,
IT'S REMARKABLE VIRTUE

and great superiority over the common slow acting
porous plaster and all other external remedies, in
cluding iDiments and the so called electrical appi-
is beng recognized the world over by Physic-
ians Chemists, the Press and the Pnhlic at larse.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-23
Wonderful Changes

have occurred in this country during the last three
four years, but none more wonderful than The Rev
oiutiOns in Color, produced among the Heads o.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-23
LAMENESS AND WEAKNESS OF
WOMEN
A DISTRESSING COUGH.

Jocob Coleman, % Gold ST., N. Y, reports Four
ofmy children were attacked with whoopng cough in
its most violent fDrm-tied Benson's Capcine Porous
Plaster on two of them-they relieved in less
than one hour-Then tried it on the other two with
iko cnlf
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-23

NOT naf-dozen members were present when the
House assembled, and with Thompson of Kentucky
In chair went into Committee the Whole on legis
lative bill. After speeches by waddin, Crayens,
Robertson, and Kilcbin in favor of proposed re-
peal, and by Dwight in opposition thereto the COM
mittee rose and the House at 10 o'clock adjourned,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
White Egyptian Corn.

A writer in the Fresno Repu5Itcan, speaking Of Egyptian corn says:
 It will give big yield on soil too poor to produce any other grain crop.
 It will grow on ground too dry to produce even rye or barley, the next two dryest crops.
 It requires no threshing, just the cutting of of the heads being all that is necessary, and that is less work than to husk other corn.
 IL can be harvested al any time from August to Christmas. being ready any time you are ready to har- vest.
 Its yield is greater and it is more valuable stock or team feed, pound for pound than any other grair.
 It is oDs of the most healthful and palafabl articles of food ever brought to the talie. either ground oI made into buns. cakes. pudd ngs, etc. or cooked whole as q substitute for rice.
 IL leaves OF the ground when sum- ner feed is gone, immense amounts of green stalks. leaves nd heGds, which are gruedIly eaten, and arc of inc greatest valuc for forage for all kinds cf stock.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
"Forrid Climate"

As may be expected, the following is the product of that lively camp Bodie, and the Standard is the au- thority for it. A tall, limberjointed, freckled-face young man, in a blan- ket cvercoat, walked gingerly into Judge Peterson's courtroom the other day, with rather portly, red haired girl, dressed in a red and black shawl and d Roman nose, on his arm He announced ia t myste- rious manqer that he and Sary were from the Owens River country, and wanted to get spliced. Tine Judge did tho job, and when it was over, the groom leaned over the table and whispered:
 Say, Judge, can't you date this thing back about three months-an extra $5 aint no objcct?'
 Why, what do you want to date it back for?" said the Judge
 "Why said the benedict, hesitat ing and scratching his head, '' You see the climate down our way is aw fully forrid.''
 The Judge informed him that it could not be; that the license would give him away, At this the grooms face fell, and catching the brides arm with Come, Sary, less go,' went out.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

The \. P. Railroad Company have opened c land office at Colfax, Ore gon.
 The wire bridrc over the Salmon river, near Florence, Oregon, fell in ruins a few days since.
 Hay is s4 50 per ton. in Bakers field, California
 The Petaluma wooien mills are again in full blast One hundred and fifty cows are be- ing mixed daily at the Cuyamaya ranch, San Diego e unity
 The Good TempIarS of Stanislaus and Nerced county, will hold a con- vcntion on the 18th.
 An agricultural society has been formed in Lake county.
 In murder case in Monterey county one hundred and fifteen wit ness have been summoned.
 considerable damage WAS lately cause'l by 2 fire in the oil refinery at San . uenavcntura.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
CARTEs EsPANOI
scotch Courtship.

A shy young man. of Scotland, for fourteen years had weed the las sic of his heart. One night Jamie for that was the young mans name called to see Jennie, and there was a terrible look about the eyes, just as there IS sometimes when they've made up their minds 10 pop the question. And Jamie came in and sat by the fire just as he had done for fourteen years, and he talked of the weather, and the cattle and the crOl . and the stock market was going to say-but no. they didn't talk about that; and finally, Jamie said
 I've known you long time, Jen- niU."
 .. Yes. Jamie" said she
 And-I've thought I'd always like to know you, Jennie"
 |" Y-e-.-Jnmie."
 And so, I've bought a lot, Jen nie."
 Yes, Jamie''.
 So-that-when-"
 ' Yes, Jamie, yes"
 Were dead, we can lay our bones together"
 The fool had gone and bought g lot in graveyard, but Jennie was not discouraged. She knew her rnaD wcll-aiter fourteen years she ought to-and so she said gently:
 Jamie"
 Yes, Jennie"
 Don't you think 'twould be better to lay our bones together while we're vet aliTe.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
What he thinks of Arizona

Gen Fisk, who recently bought the one half interest in the Mack Morris mine, has been interviewed by the reporter of the New Jersey Standard. with the following 2 result:
 Gen. Clinton B Fisk, of Seabright, who for many years has been chair man of the Board of Indian Commis- sioners, has just returned from a months sojourn among the Indian tribes in Arizona. The General re- ports all quiet among the Apaches and Arizena's mineral wealth to be marvellous The completion of the Southern Pacific Railroad across the Territory opens up an immense sec ton of new country. Arizona is as large as New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Mary land. With railroads and well de- veloped plan of irrigating the rich valleys of the Colorado, Gila and Santa Cruz, this new Territory will afford homes for millions of farmers, mechanics and miners.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
NEWS FOR PHGNIx.
Lightning Lessons from
 Everywhere.

With the first of this month, we commenced to receive, and publish daily, telegraphic news from the four quarters of tlre globe. The dispatches which are presented every evening to our readers, contain the same news which is published that day Tn the San Francisco evening journals. Excepting the Star of Tucson,we are the only Arizona paper that can offer this indu 'ement to subscribers The business men of the busy world .wIll no longer be consigned, to oblivion before il reaches us. The proceed ings of the present Congress and all eastern and western news will not be hours old before it is pc rused by our readers.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05

Banza firm have sold a controlling interest in the Hale 6 Norcross mine to R. N Graves, and the contro, of the Yellow Jacket to Alvinza Hay ward. In each of these mines is To- cated one of Coll Dcane's suppcs; d bonanzas.
 REDEMPTION OF SILVER.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, Dec. 2d,-On No vember 27th and sSth. sqp- Treasurer Sherman redeemed S14 coo in subsid iary silver.
 The Bank of California sold to the Government 3eo,O0O ounces fine sil- yer at 116
 RoAD SETTLED.
 The settling O the track of the Central Pacific Railroad, between BenI eia and Suisun, will stop all travel over it for at least two weeks.
 HAPPY HUNTER
 D. Botowell attempted to shoot ". II. Wheeler, editor of the Watson vile Transcript, yesterday afternoon in that town. with shotgun, but fortunately the gun was not loaded Cause-Incensed at an article in Wheeier's paper.
 SHIPMENT OF BULLION.
 TCcsoN, Dec. 2.-The ninth ship ment of bullion from the Tombstone Mining Company arrived today, en route to San Francisco. It amounted to S24,719.
 NEW MEXICO MATTERS.
 SANTA FE, Nov. 30.-Capt. Dodge and Company D. of the Ninth Cav, airy passed Pinos Ranch, fifteen miles from Santa Fe. The Company is forty five men strong and is to re- port for field duty 10 Major Morrow. at Bayard. One hundred fresh horses are escorted by Captain Dodge, ten of these go to Fort Baird ferty-two to Ojo Caliente and the rest to Bayard.
 Two hundred men will be put to work, on December 1st, to grade the branch of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway to the Santa -Fe. Depot grounds have been located and Commissioners will soon De ap- pointed to assess and condemn grounds for depot
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
New Mexico Items.

Las Vegas is attempting to organ izc itself as a city. Trouble is expc- rienccd in raising the necessity funds.
 Deputy Sheriff Basset was fatally shot by COW boy on Nov. 21st- The Cowboy received injuries in the fight which will probably prove ia tai.
 One of the partners of an enter prising firm, by tclegrsphing from Albuquerque to his partner to buy wool at local prices, made $1O,oOO on the transaction He bought 25O,0OO pounds, fully four cents low CT than the selling price.
 - Railroad building is going on more extensively now than at any time for six years. The late success of the north Pacific road will stimu- late the grand trunk lines to push their roads into all parts of the west.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
Porter's Petition.

The Yuma Sentinel has seen pcti- tions for the rc-appointment of Hon DeForrest Porter, as Judge of the Second Judicial District of Arizona These have been signed by all the members of the bar, all the County officials. and by all the citizens who have as yet had an opportunity to thus express their wishes. That paper remarks that: Judge Porter has been with us now over seven years, and has given satisfaction to all our citizens, save two soreheaded disturbcrs of the common veal, with whom he had the temerity to differ, it would seem incumbent upon the President to consider the desires of our inhabitants thus unanimously expressed
 The Colton lSerni-Troptc says: Strong efforts are being made in Ari zona 10 have Judge Porter reap pointed for Judge of the Second Ju- dicial District of Arizona. The Jupge's record is d good one, he is competent jurist and an excellent gentleman, The Semi-Tropic en- dorses his petition ''
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
LETTER FROM GREEN VALLEY
The Rich Mines of that
 Eeighborhood.
GREEN VALLEY DIST, ARIz., ]
 N NnHra. r1a har. % |

GREEN VALLEY DIST, ARIz.,
 November 29.
 EDITOR HERALD: Since my last O you the work of development has been steadily going forward. Sam uels, 2. cGowan 6c Smith have 20- foot shaft sunk on the Congo, and are now runzing tunne. to tap the shaft at the bottom. C. M. Clark has become sole owner of the Ready Pay, and is at work on it. ClArk's latest discovery the Gnlconda, is an excel lent prospect from surface indica tions, the ledge being about three feet wide, and prospecting about sixty dollars on the surface.
 L. P. Nash has returned from Salt river with ''oodles" of grub tools etc, and proposes to start at once de- veloping 1is claims
 While at Reno, a few days since, we were informed that certain mill owner will shortly visit the District with a view to
 MOVING HIS MILL
 to the latter place. We can assure him plenty of work for all his stamps. The late storm has filed the various gulches and tanks, and prospectors now have no trouble with regard to wafer. Water being in good supply at the Mazatal Com pany mines and min the latter will probably start up in short while Krale, Clark, Burch and Mcdonald have just returned from three days turkey hunt, whereof the slaughter was immensc-six. LODE.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05

What the dickens do you call your mule Ann for?" asked a tourist of a western teamster. Wall" said the interrogated, tits the nig- mule of the par, an tuck the name out'n the Scripter-An, a nigh ass"
 Cats have no fixed political belief They are usually on ttc fence.-Bos- fen Post.
 It sounds well coming from the Post. which is one of the main sup ports to the ''fence" doctrine.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
Sir Astley Cooper's Vital R ROGHnFa ftfM0 I,hp nrrpaI k.n D.

NGStCFatIVo. ne gTeaI Eng fish remedy-has made more cures of Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak ness, Lost Manhood, nocturnal cnis sions, lassitude, inability for mental labor, despOndency a. q such diseases as are induced by yosthfnl follies and excesses, than all the other med ieines combined. Why will you suffer; Send to 4. E. 8iintie, NJ D., No. II Kearney street. San Francisco for the Restorative and be cured Price S3 per bottle. Four times the quantity. slO. Try a bottle. Dr. Miniic treats all private diseases sue ca.asfnliv Mitl.oll. I,,cr-.,rr
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05

Tripp and Covington, for the at tack upon Gen. Bouton, have heen indicted by the Grand Jury of San Diego county, for assault with in- tent to commit murder, and have been placed under heavy bonds |. 1. Jo1ynQL.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05

They give lnfang satisfaction. All their work is warranted. They have received testimonials from all parts of the country of purport similar the follow ing, hundreds of which file subject inspection MEss EMERsoS FEHER& Co. Ills. Julv1 IS and woyeagsn n anda nconstar
  S JULT  fat hod tui with fin all Nj The favorable reputation the carriages have made in localities where they have been used for several years by Liverymen, Physicians Farmers and others reeuir ing hard and uss has led to increased de- mand from those localities to meet which the manu- featuring facilities of their mammoth establishment have been extended enabling them to turn out in good style.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05

The newspaper IS always leaded- -Neu Orte,fJas Picdy,ule. Gives it more weight, you know.-Boston Post The leader sometimes causes the editor to be leadcd
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05

Runners still come from St. Louis, of an intention to complete the rail- road from Vinita, Indian Territory, to the Pacific Ocean.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
How to Sell a Book

"I have an infirmity of the eyes" remarked a dismal man to 2 well-to- do Pawtucket citizen Monday eve wont you just examine this and sec if have been cheated?" The ciii zen thus 4cc0stcd took the article in his hands and inspected it. Ii was a book, brand new and with uncut leaves. Would you give S250 for such a book as that:" continued the m 4n with defective cycsight. Ger tainIy," replied the citizen t-Is it full of P aies and pie ures:' It is, y replied the resident, hesitatinelv. ''Is the binding substantial as well as oInamental?" Beautiful" was the answer And you are quite sure you would give S2 90 for such a ncble book as tbis?" continatd the inquirer ''In a minute" he replied Well, then. take it." said the hook agent. II have q hundred and fifty more just like it in the express office. I can change a five. You will not be robbing me" The citi- zen took the book carried it 10 the falls, dropped it into the seethine caldron of whitening water. entered his house by the back door and went up softly to bed.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
LETTER LIST.

The following letters, un-called for, remain in the postotfice in this city, Dec. 1st. Please say adver-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
What a Single Grain of Wheat
 VIII Do.

five (says writer in a German contemporary reckon that single grain of wheat produces fifty grains and that these fifty will each pro duce fifty grains more, ard so on, We find, Tn the second year. 2,50O grains; Tn the third year. 125,0OO grains; in the sixth year, 15, ,625 OOO.O grains; in the twelfth year, 3H, 40, ,625 900, : COG grains. The third years crop would give 300 men one meal, leaY- ing enough bran 10 feed eight pigs for one day. The produce of the sin gle grain in the twelfth year would suffice to supply all tl.c inhabitants of the earth with food during their lifetime
 A singular freak ofnature is shown in a marble mantel at the Cincinnati Exhibition. In one of the onyx pill asters are seen the outlines of a wo- mans form produced ages ago, when the marble first assumed its growth and conscience. lis discovery WAS lhe result of an accident One of the workmen tur- cd the pilastcr upside down. and the strange beauty Of the features ofthe face at ouce attracte6 his attention. His employers were summoned, and the pilaster reversed is now the chief ornament of the m2ntcl.-Ci1cinnati Fdzette.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
7O,OOO CARRIAGES

Manufactured by EMERSON, FISHER S co. are now
 in in every part of the American Continent
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
Notice or Final Froor

L.SD OFFICE AT F1oEE>Scz. AEs1cS--s
 Nuxeraher Trh- .<-S. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ia a,r V the following ns med settle. h4s -s-- notice of his ilfenJion to E=lSe 114- lr',t- in support O. his claim and ~scDrw 1rnA ra- try thereof at The expirSt-C1 of s11rt1 l.ss from the date of this nO.lce-stz- tr y-HA--A HANSON of Maricora CS1-IN. ~1- zs1.-sa Pre-emptiOn DecisratO-y >ea-euuc1S N@~ se4 for the northwest cre-. -art-r ct sec1-lsl II. Township ! uG-sh. age Ess-- -ao names the following as --s Uit1r~~@~- Siz. Charles II. Veil of Psnnix- A-tscla. and George R Roberts. slso sf FA.Ez-K. Arizona.
 neTI45Sw. c. N. K. PArEssx. E-ssssz.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
LEGAL
PISSOLCTION NOrICR-

NOTIGE Is HEREBY GIVEN rnAr V the late firm oi Gregorr a Nt.ey "a g. 70 day by mutual co-scut. cis~ci sec- 4- h- Gregory will take charge Of a-l the r47f-~e- ship property works aZ= scealsr1s and sa,.- up all the outstGntiag in1-e e1ne-- gS sA.t n es lar cs the assets ct .le s- me f--- al- All persons knowing thefnseives lr-re- a4 O tn Q said firm win please eal at tAe ers VI of Lemon & NcCab- and settle .t Cr-e-1I cssh, og note wttA good security
 J- M Cs1EGo1T.
 Fl W WEEu
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
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Probate Notice.
Notice Of Flaal Rroac

LAND OFFICE l.
 AT N1F.1 Der l@1. 4>-4 FLORKScE. A E.EoSA. '
 TOTICE ES a ERERN GIVEN 4 - that the fOllOzriE --rssE E1-c ~-T--rr @.a filed notice of his intention 10 zs1Se 4eaA proof in suppo cf his claim cad -ecllze final entry thereof at the exsirssie1 of le .-fT days from the date Of this notice. xt4. -n~ MAN II. TIFFANY. Of Pheruix. A i=o@a. Homestead Application. Ne eT. for the $ " | Of Section 4 T V. E and names the following Ss his witnesses. viz: Henry Althoir of Pheuiy- A-izeaa- and Peter Reiner, also of RAGaix- A- L-
 L. NJ k- E4tllsSS, Ecs siz.e- oces5N
The Phoenix herald., 1879-12-05
AdministretarAs lalr-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAr 4 in pursuance of G- o-s--r oT -4e ~-s- bate Court ofthe County oe Ft2eL Ee--t- tery of Arizona. made on the SGe laT - Moy. 1879. In the matter os t1s Es-z1e s4 SrAPaEN BtcHASn. deceased. tAa laae<- signed. the 23minisirstor CT sat4 Eaea1e. will sell at privs.s Sale. e he eis1-=- o--~ der, for cash. In Cnlted Scz--s c1r-~1-F. and subject To cOnfrn@rica er said f-uea-e Court. on o- after S2trr1sg- the six,A ia12t day of December. A. n fS-S. all t1e r-Ea& titles Interest and estate ofrke sSi1 SFsFEizs< RICHARD. deceased. st the rirn- oF kls G-a--. and all the right. title. and in-er-<t tAal tae said estate has by operation of iae ll otherwise acquired. other 7A1a- ur in at-.- lion to. ths, of the said iaiaS-a-- z- rA- -E2s of his death in and 70 =a zacavt1-c cn-- fourth interest in that certain Uize cr ns,1- ing claim. situate lvirE and h-,1< lA Globe Mining District. NaricaV4 S'ozz-E. Arizona Territory. and kzoNl ana a. scribcd as the NaIamocA ni1e-
 Terms an conditions of sales Nas1 1l Cn-ted states eC-reI cE- D=~1 a. sza~a.sa of putchaser-
 Bids CT offers may 6- nSSs az azT Ina after the first publication ef LAls 11ctce. z1t before th making Offae rale.
 All bids or offers must be i1 E-icinE. a1a ieft ss the office Os H. B. SUn1ers. .1tlre-y at-lav- Florence. &- T. e 1=lise-=o -1 .4a undersigned peEsOnsilr-
 Dated \ovembsr f2- l--0.
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