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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-08

Omaha, Kansas 0sky and Texas
Exp 80. 20 M II 90 An
Hue Earth City and Worthingto0
Accommodation. II :16 mi :E5 ppo

Take the lis q. m. train for I'll points on n. D.
r. B. west Of shakopee; for al points on W. st.
p. R. r. west Of Kasots, including Redwood Falls
and for Winnehsgo City, Blue Earth City, Jackson,
Worhington and intermediate points. Take the $3.50
p: m. train for al points on 81. D. R. R. as far
Glencoe; for Ill points on ". st. P. Il. r. west OF
Kssots, except Redwood Falls and for all points On
Main Line, Black Hills and Sioux Falls Divisions.
". II. DIXON, Con. Ticket Agent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-08

MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range of the
markets during the day were received by
MORTON, DORIAN Sc Co.,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

GOOD COAL STOVE FOR SALE, No. % East
~ third street. 327@
!. A LBERTsoN's o.o D. LAUNDRY. e. r. Thru
4 n street. Goods called fer and delivered. 2S9-s9
yNEATHEH sTHIra Hor sale .ndls paae on Leave
wv orders at st. Paul Rubber store, ~ e. 3rd st.
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In the Country,

Y nnh ACRES choice farm lands, early seleo.
S?UVV tons, convenient to railroad stations
prime wheat lands or natural meadows, a. you msy
prefer IN tracts Of leo to $40 acres Chip
Pewa, Pope and Stevens Countless for sale BY
LEONARD B. HODGES. st. Paul, Mimi Sl-dAv
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-08
PORK.

Corn receipts in Chicago, 14s,6s4 bushels; shl,
nenta. AZ. 645 huahel.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-08
st. Paul Railroad Time Tables.

DAILY, except Saturday. Daily, except Monday.
Palace sleeping coaches all night trains between
st. Paul and Fargo.
Passengers leaving st. Paul at 500 p. m >, rea h
Fargo for breakfast next morning, and BIsm erck on
the following evening.
Connection made at Bismarck with stages for Dead
wood and all points in the Black Hills, also for Fort
Buford, Standing Rock, Fort Keogh, Tongue River
and intermediate points, and at st. Paul with trains
to and from all points East and South
In effect Dec 7th, 1879.
H. E. SARGENT, Gen. Manager
G. G. sANBoEN Gen. Passenger Agent.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06

unless YOU act the part Of honest men,
and pay what you owe. Here, in WASH
ingtOn, where am living, so near to
your State that almost feel | am with
in its territory, my interest has been
much aroused in your troubles. In n
speech which made at Detroit, a few
weeks ago, had Virginia and Tennes-
see almost solely in NV mind, when
dwelt on the enormous wrong and III
jury of reputation in all forms. and
that speech sent to General Wickham,
with this portion of il (pointing to the
part marked), that he and all others in
terested might understand my feelings
about the controversy in Virginia. My
views on the general subject are those
which know are entertained by Gen.
Grant. Senator Blaine. Secretary Sher-
man and all other leading Republicans
in every part of the North, East and
West, and surely the Southern Republic
cans will not permit themselves to be in
opposition to such leaders.
The Intelligencer states that the Presi-
dent said great deal on the subject and
finally inquired if the Federal officials,
naming the district attorneys, collector
of customs, of Richmond. Norfolk and
Harrisburg, Richmond and other points,
and the postmaster Of this and other
important cities and towns in the State,
were not supporting debt payers. lie
seemed gratific6 to hear that they were,
and then said he hoped that the colored
people of Virginia would not be misled
by the appeals of demagogues, and in
dnced to cast their votes against debt
payers-the party of honesty and right
in this contest.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06
TO SANTA FEE.

The Atchison, Topeka aud Santa Fe
railroad company have closed q contract
for the completion ola branch of their
road to Santa Re, the ancient capital of
New Mexico, to be completed by the
first of January next. A glance at the
new map Of that line just out, shows
that the main line is now being compile
ted from Las Vegas to San Domingo,
on the Rio Grande, and which will also
be completed by the first Of January.
That portion of the line runs south of
Santa Fe. about Sixteen miles below.
Therefore. in order to reach Santa Fe.
a branch will be run from near Galistoe
on the main line directly north TO Santa
Fc. and having length As stated Of
about l6 miles. This. in effect, will for
the time constitute Santa Fe the princi
pal terminus of the line. From San
Domingo. which is southwest of Santa
Fe, the line will be extended south along
the Rio GRande, 10 Albuquerque, and
through the range of mountains west,
aud then pursue westerly course TO
Arizona Common eeaith.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06
A SWINDI.ER.

UNfoS TOWNSHIP, October 20, 1879.
To he Editor fine Eagfs:
a highwayman is gentleman as
compared with acontcmptible swiadlcr.
The former simply relieves you of your
purse by force of arms, while the latter
worms himself into your confidence and
then abuses and robs you, like the mis-
cradle hypocrite that he is. Such one
has been operating in this county. the
victim-of his viliany being some of our
best farmers. Several Of them bccom-
ing aware OF the deception had him ar
rested and bound over to court. His
name is Charles Werner. lie il proba-
bly, not the only one operating in the
State, and farmers will do well to be on
their guard for such chaps. The safest
rule is not TO buy anything of peddler.
Make your purchases Of responsible
local dealer. This fellow was selling
cloth-men's wear principally. His
mode of operating is to secure the ser
vices of some well known citizen, who
is not over scrupulOus, TO introduce
him to the people. thereby readily win
ming their confidence. and their notes
and money. lie had fixed price of
sos for each lot of goods sold here. for
which he took notes running for six,
nine and twelve months, at 10 per cent.
The goods are not worth more than
one-third the above price. He has
offered the notes as ffty per cent. dis
count. j. j. BECKER.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06
KANSAS STATE FAIR.

The kaMsas City fairs for years have
been simply Kansas State fairs. That
is, the Kansas City fairs would have
been slim affairs but for Kansas. Our
State has never failed TO receive proper
credit for her exhibitions thus made by
the people of Kansas City, yet so far a.
the profits, etc, were concerned, finan-
cially speaking, Kansas City rcaped The
entire benefit. We are glad 10 note
that Kansas people are not only tired on
this arrangement, but that we have at
least one town enteIprising enough 10
tackle the abuse. The next Kansas
State Fair will be held on our own soil
and at the capital of the state. Ii il is
made what il ought to be then this
trundling of to Missouri every year TO
make display of our productions will
be at an end.
The following is clipped from the
Commonwealth of Sunday.
At meeting Of the directors Of the
State Fair Association, held Yesterday,
Q constitution was adopted and an cleo
ton had.
The officers elected were Hon. L. {.
Henry, President VIM. Grrifenstein,
Vice President; 4. l.. Stringham, Sec
Rotary, and Joab Mulvane, Treasurer.
Major Sims was first elected Treasur-
cr. but resigned.
An Executive Committee, consisting
OF Major WIN. Sims. r. |. Bonebrake
aud L. j. Anderson, was elected.
A committee was appointed to solicit
persons to take stock in the enterprise.
and consists of NJ. Bosworth. Joab Null
vanc and 7. l.. Stringham.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
November 22d, ut the rooms of the
Board of Education, in the City Build
inv
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06
ANOTHER PACIFIC.

a dispatch dated st. Louis, October
rs. touching the present status Of the
ST. Louis and San Francisco railroad
and future arrangements. says: /.
Judge Baker, Vice President of the
St. Louis and San Francisco railroad
has Just returned from New York. He
says the preliminary arrangements are
now being made for the completion of
the above named road from Ninita, In
dian Territory. its present terminus, to
the Pacific Ocean. Also. that twenty
millions of German capital is offered TO
construct the road. When the arrange
mcnt is completed the road viii be built
under the land grant originally given by
Congress 10 the Atlantic and Pacific
railway
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06

The drive well pump matter has as
sumed a phase that smacks now of bus
mess. Instead of visiting vengeance
upon an inoflensiye, grey headed old
man. our people have concluded TO in
vestigate the matter fully, and if there
is any possible show for success in liti-
eating il a fund will be- raised to pay
expenses of such. Al q meeting last
Wednesday evening of our best citizens
a committee composed of Judge H0uk.
Mr.. A. L. Kellogg, and Mr.. Gus Will
iiams. were appointed TO look up the
question. They will report soon. The
Interior is heartily 10 accord with the
movement. bus would not advise fool
ish expenditure Of money hHieSs there
is some positive assurance of success,
Some Of our best lawyers think the
fraud can be beaten. and we hope il can.
We viii speak further of the merits of
the case next week-HnsesfasoR faferior
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06
THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS.

A dispatch from Richmond. Virginia,
dated October Sist. says:
The IateHigeacer this evening pub
fishes what it says is not stolen inter-
view. but an outside and cordial state
mcnt of the views of the canvas. given
TO the editor on a recent visit to WASH
iustop. Said the President: I have
nothing 10 conceal or withhold from any
one. aud prefer that my position should
be known to oil. ] do not assume TO
command or control the votes Of the
Republicans of Virginia or seek In any
way to influence Federal officers. vet l
would be much surprised If the Repub-
liaaas should ally themselves with repu-
in your State. They should
not encourage OF touch any proposition
or position whatever that soHtains even
the germ Of Reputation. They ,sqst
not sacrifice the great principle involved
IN tte payment Of the honest debt Of
Virginia, even though to do so would
result Ia some tra4sie1t advantage over
their advcrsar!es. This i Net the qucs-
ton Of TODAY but o. Ill time. tisRsrls
is making the greatest mistake Of ksV
lis. Eorcible readjustment. in princs-
pie, is Roakipg less than Reputation, and
don't your peoHe kqow tlDt there IS
not respectable man II 81 thc North
No vNbsK Hey toseet)e jbyUarSsAse1
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06
], q. CHANGES.

Post Office changes. IN Kansas. during
the week ending October %, 1879, fur
uishcd by Vim. Van Week, of the p. O..
Department:
ESTABLISHED.
Archillcs, Rawiins county. Armstead
W. Morris, postmaster.
Pesth, Rawlins county. Lorenzo DEM
mcr, postmaster.
Nertncr. Rocks county, Nertner j..
Mcgowan, jr., postmaster.
DISCONTINUED.
Oxford, Sumner county.
PoSrMASTERS APPOINTED.
Clear Dale, Sumner county. Mrs. Mar
garet Lord.
Clinton, Douglas county. Merton A..
PAYNE.
Fort Larnei, paMnce county. Claude
Clcrc.
Grecnbush. Crawford county, John
Nicholas.
Lane, Franklin county, l.. Hendricks
son.
Milwaukee, Stafford county, W. kP.
Dow
Mineral Point. Anderson county ,Jno.
pi1,r
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06
FSTIM OF WHEAT.

The New York Produce Exchange
Weekly says: "The wheat crop OF the
United States for 1879 is estimated AT
425. 600, 900 bushels. The spring wheat
crop win not turn ont SO large as was
at first expected. The spring wheat
crop Of Minnesota, according TO early
estimates, was 10000, 600 bushels, but
later no more than 2s.0oO.CCo bushels.
The consumption Of 100000 popula-
ton. plus the amount required for SEED
and other purposes, is placed at 25e,-
100000 bushels, leaving l75.ON.OOO
bushels for export, comprising 60.0O0,-
600 bushels for Europe. and 100000
for other ports.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06
SEDGWICK COUNTY

Sedgwick county elects the entire Re-
publican ticket at Inajorities ranging
from $50 10 1000. K. A. Dorsey's is
over 1000. The Commissioner tor
the Second District is elected by about
1865 majority The vote in the city was
light-neariy three hundred short OF
her usual vote.
The Grecnbackers in this city cast
seventeen votes. Some townships did
not east single G-backer. Those steers
stalled
Elsewhere we give the returns from
the townships as far as heard. We have
enough, however, to warrant us in say.
ing the country is still safe and We Re
publicans happy.
L. S. The boat left this morning mali
ned by two fall crews. That band fur
nishcd the music.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06
TILDEN'S SUIT.

The suit de beue esse, brought by the
Government against Samuel J. Tildcn'
was up for hearing ON Saturday, III
New York, before Judge Choate. From
the proceedings il is evident that MIR,
Tilden, who sunk his patriotism in his
love of gain in the days that tried mems
souls, will now have 10 make good his
income tax. He is given sixty more
DAYS TO answer or pay up.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06
GOOD NEWS ALL AROUND
ABROAD AND AT HOME.

Up TO The last moment before gong
to press we learn by special dispatches
Ben Butler by from eight TO thirteen
thousand majority, estimated.
The Connecticut Legislature stands
1853 Republicans to 80 Democrats.
Pennsylvania shows large Rcpubli-
can increase, Philadelphia polling lar
ger vote than ever before on a State
election.
Wisconsin re-clects Smith lRepubli-
cam Governor, b. increased uajOritics.
New York elects Democratic State
ticket with the exception Of Governor.
Cornell (RcpubiicaD is elected. Later
returns may change the result in favor
Of part if not'all the Republican ticket.
The dcbt-payers of Virginia, the par
ty the Republicans allied themselves
with, elect their ticket.
Mississippi pclled very light vote,
and went Democratic.
In Chicago the Republican gains are
immense. johnson, (Republican) for
Treasurer, was elected.
From Minnesota the returns come in
slow, but show Republican gain.
In Yazoo county, Mississippi, the shot
gun policy did its work, the Democratic
gain being over one thousand.
In our own State returns show Re-
publican gains, with the exception Of
Atchison county, which elects Demo-
cratic Sheriff and Commissioner.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06

]. ~ District c. = ssdsvsek eosasl
3 s.. Z s !. 81. 8 s s;:s 4
\. Z O. al TSs r. sosd G.
Mil U5kks, u1falani4 IS <
Th@SSos: Shmed, - r. IA CT M;
wor1 1efsn1ns, i FSby r - ~ ~ -,
heeac - b( - 49, .nane 1ninti1 ~ -
disfsoG couvfsDf SslG9lck csu stass 6GkG
sas, And that 6nless &c answef II petition otnaid
plaintiffs against Il ls3 In said action. II The o.
ice Of the clerk Of said court. BY the - day -
December, lsss, said petition will BE- tahss g
true aad Judgment will Be renderetlin SOL srsisa
IN favor OF said plaintiffs, sud a<niust satk -
fendaat for The recovery ofthe following personal
property situate IN the county ~ Sedgwirk ard
state Or Kansas, to Wit: Two pufisys. sine s cog
bssea, 60 -ahASt, thrss - isch hoaon. Al 1set 4
Inch leather halt, - feet inch iAAtAeE be;t one
siagie reel boiling chest, two reel bolting
chest three = brsckst feed riss-Wood AopPess, Is
feet aud half ubbsr bels. = No Z elevator
cups, dwelling bolts, 70 No. 81 s,svatoT
cups, - fAstsaings, ons pair No. = burrs.
followers and ksys, Il feet csstan belt, d feek
four and half costoA belt. for the sum of ESQ
the value thereof In case . return Of said prop
erty cannot be had, In accordance ith the prayer
Of said petition. sg
sinss { Hssa. ssaaisy . waa,. PisasuGs At
toSpsys- ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06

During his participation in the esms
paixn 4, this county. our brilliant young
State Seast0y. Hen. IL. {. Sluss, more
than sustained Ms epviable reputation
as an able speaker, ready debater,
and thoroughly well infosnaed student
of politics. His meetings, thoAga ~
isssA iq the country, were numerousiy
attended by fhe most intelligent Of our
people-the farx1srs. NIL Of whom were
we'll pleased a. an opportunity to heas
II. AIsf;-Kssanys6h Pre-. :
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at Wichita Kansas. oct. 18th. ls1a
Notice is hereby givea that she follow Ing ne,i
settler has led notice az his Intention ;.lsSe t.
nal proof In support ot his claim and secure iasi
entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days srJ.
the date OF this notice viz:
Albert q. Wells, Deciaritorv statement. NJ.
u ,ol, for the north half of the gor hsss: sAr;el
and the north half of the northwest quarter %;
section y, towlsEip2s range west. AID usssle-
the following A. his witnesses. VIZ io,esh b..
Eddings Of >edswick Coust. kAa-as, ADD Jane.
Jones or robert chamberlain II >edSsica ,oia :
ty Kansas. R. WALKER, REGISTER 3l-j
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PRICE LIST.
% Douglas Avenue .
Rings.

Plain and fancy solid gold. the iafcs; styles
Of ssss;Igs, diamond. rich and elegant
WATCHES.
Railroad timers. gold aad silver. with the
latest improved American and swiss works.
warranted for i've years. Ladies' watches and
JEWELRY
Of the latest patterns. pins, ear drops. lock
IS, ssa irpumerable ARTICLES in the jewelry
iine. With
tsLAs~ES
for near and fsr-sishtsd people. ss ssls 81,
with thousand novelties Of different kinSs.
cheaper than such goods have ever bees Of.
ks4S IN this market. Cali and see me, next
issr 70 sAs AsE York Ssorc.
SIT VxrfsN kAssEl.
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Notice.


wichita, Kansas, Nov. lss. ISIS.
Complaint having been entered Ut this aIkcs by
W. C. Weiss against Snsan e v. WilijamsoU,
abandoning Usage Filing No la.&ss, dated tscto
Der 10, ISL; john 4. Cray for abandoning Usage
fling No "A .ols, dated june l.. Isl; Noses \.
Cox FUR Abandoning Osaes Ming No. u 80. dated
March IL, 1879. Gilbert L. Mccullough for aban-
doning Usage fling No. Il $50 dated January ~.
1s.s, upon the northeast quarter section 4, town.
ship - south, range east, IN Sedxwick county
Usage fling: tn. said parties are hereby sum
m6ned TO appear 1t this Office on the 9Th day OF
December, lsse. At O'Clock m. 10 respond
and Furnish tertimeny GOVERNING said alleged
abandonment
J L. DYER, Receiver.
O. d. Kirk nttorney Eat
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BY the President j:
WIN. NJ. ENARTs. Secretary of State.
MAJOR GENERAL HOOKER DEAD.

MAJOR GENERAL HOOKER DEAD.
Garden City. l.. L.. October Sl.-Ma-
jor General Joseph Hooker died this af-
ternOon- General Hooker had been in
his usual health until an hour before his
death. and purposed going TO New
York tomorrow to attend to business
matters. He gave q large dinner party
nj the Garden City hotel ON the 25th.
and has seemed to be in the best of
spirits, and to enjoy society, greeting
with his many friends as fully as at any
time in his life. He took his accustom-
cd walk in the park during the after
noon, and did not complain of feeling i'll
until about four O'Clock, when he retir-
ed to his apartment and summoned his
valet, who helped him to a seat, where
he rested about an hour, then rose and
busted himself about his rooms, till, at
5:45, the valet hearing the General
struggling for breath fastened to his
side and assisted him to lay down upon
the bed, at the same time ringing for
help. The hotel superintendent hurried
to his room, but when he arrived there
the General was dead.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-11-06

That stanch old stalwart daily, the
Lawrence Journal, appeared Sunday
morning twice its usual size, containing
forty-eight columns of matter. The
business boom now sweeping the coun-
try must have struck Thacher and his
paper, and it could have lit down ON
none more worthy.
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Notice for Publication

LAND OFFICE,
at Wichita, Kansas, October L., i..9.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice vi his iuteatioe ., make
final proof in support OF his clai sud secure isal
entry thereof ut the expiration Of thirty days
from the date Of this notice, viz:
Katharine Goetz. for the southwest quarter Of
section q, township &. range west, and names
the following a her witnesses, viz Frederick
Asst and John Hollis, Of Reno eounty, Kansas,
and Bernhardt Hermls, Of Reno county, Kansas.
SOFT II. l. WALKER, Me:ister. !.
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Grand Opening To-Day

or OUR FALL STOCK OF BR0ADHEAD DRESS
ALPACCAS.
We are the sole agents in Wichita for these
justly celebrated goods, and assure our
friends that they are cheaper than any other
goods in tine market.
We have them in all shade and c0lors. and
they are warranted to wash in soap and wa
ter and still retain all their color and finish.
Call and examine them.
ELIAS & KATE,
- Philadelphia Store.
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STATE OF KANsAs.sx
sedgvick coaRty-
In the Prnisate tsurt In and for aid County
In the matter Of the estate 81 George Horton.
deceased
Creditors and ali other persons interested IN the
Aforesaid Estate are hereby Estifesl. that ~ the
present term Of thu Probate toar.. in AID soI ssid
County, holden 1t the .osrt room. In W@hifn,
County Of se-fgwtek. state OF Aforesaid, on thu
Sssh day of November. 4 u. lsss. shall apply
to said Cours for fell and enal settlement Of
said estate JULIA \. HORTON.
IA AdyninisfrAsix,
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Matte. ssr PsllIsa.ssa.

at WieaiIH. ksa>As. aax Alb. l-sa
Nstiea L. herrhy glssa that che feieu Tag p<s1ssi
settlrr hiss alsd hnties ef bis sHtesFtsso ~ make
ssal rss,sf In -afssst a htz elisha. ard s-sss~
anai ssiry thsrei ~ the psrssissa "a f,ssfy days
frssyi the date 81 this a~fies. wa
Robert Me- lafeE. s.lR,iai4 tsstsf - the estate
! sinlsu T. Patterson. issf the esfiheset aasftsf
~ .srfian Is, tnan -. ssselt. ranes ~e-t, srS
A.iie. the Essi.Niuk q, hi ustnsssss. Via Lewis
lii.,des. ash .gass AstiAfsa. Of ,ssigaisk essa-
~. haosa..
u L. " At.sEE. tegtsset
lsaek 8 nibbse. ass's. f..r sEFlisaa, ss-s
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Nstiss lss Psb'iatisa.

LAND OFFNE
sx naiss ksasas. trteber y. $50.
Notice IL kesssy n su fha: the soiss~ lag -ns1s.
settler hA Sled nstse os hts sssSsssSs " ffAks n
uaI procg in surryrf Of his claim asd saAl
ensEy t<re.f u the expiration u thirty a-s frez
the date Of this notice, via:
tarthur l. Miller fsr the southwest quarter q:
sectioa -. Township -. snzth az ranxU =. wes1
ard names ,h@ following n biz isEess<s- vif
Hsasy v. Miller - JAa,es warrisx, Of frotcse.
>eslGE sek esssnay. SnAi Jsnes T. Briifs- 81 feo-
"a ~ ''s. sSss1 XIfsss sse....