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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20
COMING TO A CRISES.

New YORK, June 20.-The Albany Posts
special says: A union of Conkling men
and Democrats was effected. Motion to
adjourn until tomorrow was carried
in joint convention 53 to Al. To-day ahasty
canvas between the Platt ballot, and
the announcement of vote on adjournment
showed that if adother ballot had been
taken five votes would have been gained
for Depew, and the third ballot would have
elected him.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, June 18.-Indication for
the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
Valleys: Party cloudy weather, local rains,
followed by clearing weather winds mostly
northerly stationary or lower temperature,
generally higher barometer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20

THE STANDING OF THE CORNELL CREW.
LONDON, June 20-Mr. FL. f. Gillig has
written to Mr.. Towsey, Secretary of the
Hanley regatta, that he takes great pleas
ure IN acknowledging the consideration
shown by the Stewards during his negotia-
tlons them, encloses notice of the entry
OF the sCornell University crew for the
cate of their egbilitT Of fs fhese ' races duly
attested by the British Consul at New
York. Mr.. Gillig says he deeply regrets
hat the Henley Committee, not appriciat-
ing how fully synonymous the words ssuni-
VersltyD and college" are in America, as
shown by Webster's Dictionary, should at
their last meeting have decided against the
admission OF the Cornell crew, and points
0ut that the Cornell students decided as long
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20
HARD COAL.

The best quality of screened all rail
hard coal delivered at $1,000 per ton foi
nut, and 1915 per ton for all other sizes
Northern Line Office.
nov29tf G. III. SPEAKER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20

CAIcAGo June 20.-Two prominent and
respected citizens, Sextus n Wilcox and
A. G. Bell, were drowned while fishing in
Lake Superior on Friday
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20
SENTENCED.

New York, June 20-Vogel for the con
fessed blackmail of Rosa Strasburgers
father was sent to the penitentiary for
seven years and six months.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20

Gray hairs are honorable but their prem
ature appearance is annoying. Parker's
Hair Balsam is popular for cleanliness and
promptly restoring the youthful color.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20
G. III. SPEAKER.

Many railroads have discarded the old
make of scales, substituting the Improved
Howe, Borden, Selleck & Co., Agts.,
Chicago.
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TELEGRAPH SUIT.

Judge Truax dismissed the suit Of Viii
liams to restrain the Western Union from
S15, 900, 600 uf increased capital stock.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20
NEW YORK NEWS.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Mhe Post says the
bankers just from Europe say that Euro
pean f1nanciers astounded at the rapid
conversation of fives and skies into three
and half. All advantages being on the
side of the government it has a favorable
effect on our credit.
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PERSONAL.
A SAD ENDING.

ST.. LOUIS, June 20-Duke Sutherland
arrived here and passed east:
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FoR SALE-Old newspapers at SO cents
per 100 at THE ARGUS office.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20
MIDNIGHT MURDER.
Two men fight over a tri1ing
affair.
One Of them is morally wounded by a
knife wound.

LOUISVILLE, June 20.-The facts regard
ing terrible and fatal duel, in which one
of the parties used a knife and the other
his fists, on Saturday night last, in Browns
boro, Oldham county, has just come to
light. The fight was between two young
men of high responsibility, in which one of
them, John Basler, was frightfully cut to
pieces by Willis Downing. The duel.
which grew out of drink and boyish sport,
took place after midnight in an open field
near a church festival which was being
conducted only short distance off. Sever
al witnesses were present, but, owing to
the fact that the moon was obscured by
clouds, they could not observe it closely,
and could not swear positively to the de-
tails. 1t began in playfulness, which soon
led to anger, and the small group of spec
tators stood back when the two men arose
and grappled for what was to end in
murder In few minutes one of the an
tagonists had fled in the darkness, and
when Basler was lifted from the ground he
was found to be hacked almost to ribbons
He had one long cash down the cheek, his
right ear cut OFF, deep thrust in the
throat, one in the bowels which let the en-
trails out, and several stabs in the back, be-
sides numerous slight wounds Having
nothing in his hands, he fought with fist
against knife until too weak to stand, and
had fairly driven him from the field Dur
ing these few minutes, while the moon was
hidden behind bank of clouds, more
terrible deed than any of the witnesses ex-
pected, had been committed After Down
ing fed Basler was carried home where he
fingered until yesterday and died. Owing
to the uncertainty of the other evidence
his dying statement was taken by the mag
istrate of the precinct, and is corroborated
in some details 1t presents remarkable
of the lengths to which drunken folly can
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Now York Aarket.


Cbtcago E7arEet.
CHICAGO. June 90
Wheat-Firm and higher; liz each; 12k
July; 1875 Aug; 108 Sept.
Corn-Firmer; z6ss cash; ass bid July; 45h
Oats -Firiner; SIX cash; s7s June; 81 July:
IS bid Aug.
Rye-95
Barley-1 10.
Pork-Weak and heavy IS 17h cash: 16 2a1s
July.
Lard-Easier; 10 s7a cash; 10 80 bid July;.
Whisky-1 09.
LIVE S4'OEE.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; fairly active but weak !;
loc lower; light T0a0 05; mixed packing 8 7u15
93; heavy 0006 %.
Cattle-Receipts 45510; slow and steady; ship
ping 2sGD5 90; grass Texans 25l14 25; butchers
o02D4 65 stockQrs and feeders 6aG04 80.
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BAsLER's DYING STATEMENT.

Basler III his statement saws that OF
Saturday night, in company with Downing
young man named Sam Connellv anC
two or three others he went to the festival
which was to take place in an open field
just outside the town. They took some
whisky with them, and, soon after the,
got there, commenced to drink They
drank together and had very good time
until about 12 o'clock, when all began to
get a little full. Basler, Connolly, and
Downing then walked off a little apar
from the rest and sat down upon a sand
pile. They had not remained there many
minutes before Basler began picking III
small pebbles and throwing them at Con
nelly in playful manner Connolly TOLD
him to quit several times, and, as he per
sisted in throwing, became angry and tolC
him that he had better quit. Basler then
said he only did it in fun and did no,
intend to hurt him, and apologized Con
nelly said: ''Well, that all right" Down
ing, who before had been a quiet specta-
tor, jumped up and said: "D-d if it's
all right either, and if you amt man enough
to take it up / will" Basler replied that
he was not afraid of him Oowning}I
Downing replied that he had better he
afraid. Basler made some short reply, and
things continued thus until both men got
excited, when they jumped up and ran al
each other. 1t is not stated positively who
struck the first blow, as nothing could
be distinctly seen. Basler said he thought
he was struck first, but some of the wit:
nesses say that they think Basler struck
the first blow. The two men continued to
strike at another for some time, and had
fought over a considerable extent of
ground, when Downing drew large. keen
knife and made
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-20
4 THRUST AT BAsLER's THROAT.


The blow was aimed too high and cut
deep cash down the right side of his face.
Basler now clinched with his adversary
and attempted to throw him down. Down
ing simply threw his right hand, which
held the knife, over Basler's shoulder and
stabbed him several times in the back in
rapid succession and cut him once under
the throat. AS soon as Basler felt the
knife thrusts he released his hold and
attempted to step back, when Downing
Jerked his arm away and made fearful
slash at him with the knife, which entered
his side just below the ribs, cutting a cash
several inches in length and deep enough
to sever part of the liver. When Down
ing felt the blood spout out upon his hand,
he beanie suddenly frightened and turned
and ran Basler tried to follow him, but
after running few steps, staggered, and
fell. Some of the men who had witnessed
the fight, but who could not stop it, now
ran forward and picked the wounded man
up. The cut in the side, out of which the
entrails protruded, was the one that did
the work. They raised him up and carried
him to his house, which was situated a
short distance off, where surgical aid was
summoned. The physicians examined the
wound and pronounced it mortal. After
cutting Basler the last time Downing ran
off into the darkness, going in the direction
of the river, and has not been seen since
The alarm was given and several citizens
started to intercept him. The Sheriff, also
who was in the neighborhood, Joined in the
pursuit. The supposition is that Downing
is still in the country, hiding in the hills.
The SerlH and posse are hunting for
him
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The Senatorial situation re-
mains unchanged.
Suit instituted against the
Central Pacific.
Other News and Items received by
Telegraph.
STILL THE SAME.

ALBANY, June 20.-The joint convention
n1lntoH for chart term.
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Nc. 73. APP. ica;iOn Fer g Patent
UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE,
 PEfsCoIT. A. T. Aug;J-t 5tn. lsSI

Notice is hereby given George ". Tower, ~hose PDstJ.-Oe .tre Is brad-h-w, Ia,apai County, Ari z'I' l@. hi> ia n= apTl clfiJu for patent Tor h..e- r-,iI-c iJ1i -aE feet cf tEr ,i.ecH Mountain EIne of ven, Le-rlrg god @gG siy-r with surface g-GGl4 -lX hundred I,pii trr- Iu TI.-E. sltUzed ID r.raizLaw Mining Dstr.cf, Nay@Y=I County. AT.zouG T. -l+oEy, c-- I-a', ~ the nr.l notes and ofc n- t'ii- Ctiic- Lot NO. 41, said Lot MA I.-TE described f1GS, t5 N;;: Aagoe. .ic variation ls ds- F->' r-g n;lz a. loca,On mouum mt at =. ". cr . All S ere He; - la th- ground slate stone lLyl2Ls inc-es, marked ,I. No, l, S slde l. h mound oi stone As ft high. from which pine ,, l.-c dam t-T - jJ ceg- go II. 1t. to spiue ls :lcrs Ter. telfs N 4J d,s- r. 4s ostSnt i!..uc- 65 i-C- r. sI hun1rei (50Jl fee 70 s L. cor of calm. NI-- l= set in ae lgT u-c Ta lie -ue @4A-sxlu -rc'i.-, --a-E.d G " 2, md s. side S b-l' I4yluJ Cl stone fee, T gh. From t-s ~.liII -c., rers n t. l5 r.su. r. 'h.T: thi tl-l ea s-t e-.-tyIgii, ,33 f,-- CT t+ut thence N -i re-. If's-s hundred lj)oi fee To \. L. corner I, E1are s sHt . 10 ta- grCG q A granite stone fA5 Ec.e- marked G. II. NO. J, aEi on saia ,- s- n.c,n1 ot -toiIe feet hlgh from which
 i-e g .rCt tal.e,-r tears V. 80 d-C- r. r II dist Taa 'lcl'S .A a.4.u.te.. he.Ts Jj cegs W, A ,e.' cl- o @H oas -Ecua~ diameter, ae-rs i3 d-s ". .- ..- th zee H h3 ,segs go am s4X hun area faf irt 0 N V Cf C- Efere IS et 2, 'h- ~sIut -ra-ie l6Ilixi iucae,, mGrEei G. NJ No. f. s-. -iae Is ii.r mound uf stone 2i. fes high 1T, ch o-k inches diameter bears < B oegs F. .J feet ds'sut "a 20 inches diameter hc-rS :A cega N -s e-t distant; hence 70 dyg- 3D min W tesI han I5JOl feet to monument W v cprG Of c;4. aLd Ilace Cf bes, ming containing 2o 5'-l.J acres.
 1Ee ,eluon 2-d relocation of this mine is recorded q. th- Aecorders chce of YaVaTa County, a; Prescott I. L., BocA C. of Miues st Page 249. and i'll Book l.. T. Oi Mines, a. Pag-s i23- 42l and 42S.
 Any eLd al !sIsoAs el-lAlDz adversely any portion nf -sti q cen ECuIaiu Wine surface ground. are tse TuId >;st- jsI. O1lce a- Prescott u the Terri t.y uf duslu. the si1ty Cays peri Of pub- a,gu Ee-e TT ih'y VI! b. barred by virtue of the Jrcy.-ivl4s OI ta-- .,tLt4re
 w.N. KELLY, Register.
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Proposals fer Flour.

Headquarters IersrtIr.rt cf Arizona. OfEce Chief
 COILui-ssry ef -ursistsI ce, WBiPp-- Barracks,
 FHLsCOTr. d. T., september 22d 1881 SEALED PROPOSALS IS TRIPLIC ATE, SUB i-tto Usgs! col1itio.s, will be received this rs s.il at the ices of te Acting Assistant Con- I--f.z Cf NUh-isirncp the foIow:nK named pCs,- G,i r c'c.ocz Saturday. October 22d, Is-l. V!.ItI JI, EuI .eC-- ,es VIII N= 9,el-d in presence cf D-ddar-.: Iu-ui-h hil- and delivery of FLOUR As fellows; uCt pacle A. T. -i Jh I -lnGs; Foretirs1. :. T Q. r. 40 pounds CaE! Hu4chUcs, A. T.. O'0 roUlI-; Ter; Lowell. i. T lU OU0 pounds; Fort h- T f5ryJs P1.nas, Camp Thomas, A. T., H,Ocl psHu's,
 UIu..ls .rust be aeon panied by bond with two sirrtI's the Of I 500, aud in accordance with ch bone VII uct re considered. The right to di- Ii-E tie i1 Oe purcaas L .: rtsyective io-i- l. ty the Government; and with the s.it Of ihe bidder tn whom asa-d made i: " he i!.c-e-se. Delivery of ore half tne s--OsIit aTa-GeE vi.i hc required wk forty days and the
 4ds uIii b. euter.aneu uless slTup b. fur he'd, hich shou be of les weight than F pOuEdz, marked tD be easily detI.d and should reach this ofEC- before the date for opening bids stand cont-mI lat. Il be furnished bidders application, which sp cation should be mase 2t tie ticah!. da,.
 The esnnent reserve. the right to reject any all proposals.
 h.an, proposals, bonds and full information to the manner of bi -din copdIrons to be observed hy bidders. snd terms of contract and payment will be furnished ppc1tiou 70 th.s o:t Se tS the Com i-s .ss Of .i- u-Is. Envelopes containing osa- st"Gld be marked, "fropos5ls for Flour al --,'' and addressed 70 ;ne to the CouInssar at the post.
 CIAS. P. EAGAS,
 Capt. and C. S, [. .. q. Sept. l7th. 1881.
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of cigars John Shepard beat Vanderbilt, record. driving Blvndine and Allberry a st eady mi,e in 2.22. There IS To question about the time, which has been certified to by the National TrottiDg tssnciation.
 SHOOTING AFYaAT AT HARDWOOD.
 DEAD1ooD, sepe 25.-W. l. Calvert shot and probably fatally wounded Chas Crippin on the Belle Fourche to day. Both men were farmers. The dispute was over f.ow
 HEAVY WEIGHT PRIzE FIGBT
 Nrw YORK, Sep. 2i.-Articles were signed here today for prize fight for the heavy weight championship of the world and stakes Of :leJ0 betEeeu Pasr5ca Ryan %; Troy, V. T.. aal John II. -u!.iraa oI I.s- 5oa The l-l- :. Q. take f.A-e within '.tty miles oi GeH Orleans :.cr months lcu-=.
 ArG.t,.aoC, roi1vs1o.
 p-.,g. H.. .ea-euG=. 4I.-Dutiag a tornado ta.s afternoon four people were killed. 1Le ,.ee,-s ae.c filed with debris. Less, SIO.0Jo
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HONEY. TIE BLACKSMITH

...- ,it- r.--io',ly I'tu D!oSius ny Are,
 s- 1T. ...rtT. So 2 a.t water u'aLiEE ny shoes, s... .t.--. ..... tIa .r- k see upward a-TlT".
 l,! !rs ..-4y s!..- ,'-.-Iol oauIc tut choose. yys... ..... ..- n.. .tl. rnv..Il.y work have got. >-...r z. ...-.-. r5 -tr.E- When the irJn .s hot. ? -..-....-.---- lsa-t ,louIi ind intend
 .-.... -I g.s--.f or another to d r -. .. -..- ...-,te--sl or Ii. sci tO amend.
 el' ..s. ;ae i-Elt tune when the purpose shall r..t....--- I-- re -r fae raou!eL' wot, ltII..l 49. ,o s;..Ae SIll= ,h- iron -- no. ys..-- s- -~v s-rfrh7 yau haTf-au '" pass,
 ... - pr tr a1-r.. I4y ne4-rl-r. loud '.-ng- i... ...-.... y.I.. ...-I 1l Ipt ia!, to -enrar-r,
 -.... t-..f -...l tlark-IIlth as n-jhe-! he sang -r,.a..f- ..tr g.nl. is r-hItsrer yysr t"'. >t.l, AL. -lL. ll srAIrF vHILE TRF IAfS i- BOT.
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Balroaa Charge or Ho--e.

We are informed tAa; ;.e aTa.-- ai ,l- Atl.utrc G, P.c'fc E q, have e.a-'uasl B. divcrge from tay.r of.-ina! -.-..g. ala. n-- .,eai of clo.s.le' .ae Ca.... iaseg Eef :ne Needles. will, ia ,.e ,..--.. .l Ha,s- tc-rv. Mals-. comfy. .-. ......Farl and er..,th. to,.sls, u-ag C.. Z. t..siie. ,he head O.. nay.-t'.or. sai t..'..s er ro San Frsnc.Soo ,'1.4.h -ama-. Nevada VI B.hefsarla. e.c Ia-- g. y ,.- e,"a1a ,e ,.n,.o. s.s. but s.F.a-s J-s '...l i.-, s--- ,.., l 2. c...u-. ...ru '...it t.i. i..a ~.a-l--,. Ti.e b-e.-. .s.. a7 e.u. mud e. >ei U' .z z.s understand i.. ..e.s .. -..l a.- h.r. ts i.-. at ;..e N.ei,a- .er..E. t.- Ii.h Southern ri! cr.....-. -as .'.a.a frma tl, g4.at aAsrr d. .l.....s Tt ... Atlantic and Pal.:t -5.. -- t ilo aesouutia., ir9 sh- ,-r..e ..e.. by railroad ooIT.rsatl,as ,ra.- .r..--
 ereat magnitude. F., r.... r't.. uraI, .sed is not very IH.1s.u-. s. s.-.-- c.n,,: surpiy a.r e.l4'e,-..- a-....., .. local l'::'uas'
 Uie ,liag .s ,.t,a.- ;..4. ..e -'- .- bui.l ta ,ae re-..s U..,a a.-. --.-....... iri1.i4 ,aiplei o.f, .a ...... i, Is ot ha' .ut.- 4...-. ..,., .... .. raai ,r.ss-8 t.. .... ..
 !nghet gt... .-c-r ...... tar "erl ".-- ~ .-.
 the l.ae -asa--.,
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]. 2. ! : G 2 AP uIC An Extra Session of the Senate Reported Shooting of
 Arthur.
Great Excitement.

N-lag;ou. Sept. 3.-The President '.-. called ..n e.t.. 5es5ion of the Senate, .. a.--r D.tal-r I9.L
 Ts.E ;Iy-LslIsTIpy.
 Heou. Se-.t. Z3.-The following has just ...a received lra.4 the Department If t- .. President oi the tniyed ota.es of
 .7e.--A proclamation: Whereas, sub -s..s ,t interest to inc Juited States rcquiEe .. tae senate ahouid he convened at an ... y a.tc to receive and act upon such com .aaa.c.tious as may De made t. it on the ..-i oi ta- Executive. Now, therefore, l, Chester 4. Arthur, President of ;he United ,.rsl-s. hate considered IL to be my du;y to -s-e this. Iay proclamation, declaring that an e.tr8os.. nary occasion requires the Sen ate %. l.e nited States to convene for the ,-.n-ac,iY-l f business in the capitol. in the e..v of Washington. on the lOth day of Octo- ber next, al noon on that day, of which all rlo shall sj that time be emitted to act as u.e.abers of that 6ody gre hereby required {, take Aotioe.
 Gwen uade. my hand and the seal of the United States at Washington, the 23d day of September, in the year Of our Lord oae thousand eight hundred and eighty ..e. and of the Independence of the U..ted states the one hundred and sixth.
 t>.cU,G CAEsrER i. ARTHUR. gg inc President:
 JANEs G. BLAINE,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TGE THIRD JC- d!ela District, St he Territory of Ar.zoEA la and for the G0-Bty O! IAyaiai.
 LEvI BAssFoED, Pi.-atia.
 GEoEcs A. HAYWOOD AND FRED. G. FRxcsI, Dei'dts-
 Under ana by virtae of g. o-.er Of sale and eIeeu- tou -t oct oi the DsEuict Curt oi tae Ihrd IN- dci4l District of tAe 1erricly oi HrEo2 ID And TOT tl.r Cou " Nay1pa the above eutitesi Ection pherafu Itvi bssEord h- above named plasntr, ob- .si ea j.sigropi.t and dcc-Us CT :orccCsu-e against the above EzIneI deieuiAtt, George A. hanfEonf which ,ai1 i1.reut aud decree is recorded n JUag- eat Book ;, a I4s s 443 10 'S am eo-nHAn'su To .,il nat c rtAln proper 5, to Vif:
 AU,Ie ri ,4s. ..Is snl iater,st of ssid defendant G- 4. Il nd, o: in and 70 that par.leiar niirIas I!-sr lo.e. sz5l mining aim be1g one thousand .-. m n. by lil;ITri fet LII w-cth, oontAin- ing tvUr ai- at ls setts- a.G 1eAs Inc same n44L< I--fsuted to 'eorzH A. iei-iIond sId -ners OS Ittsr- qa.sE luon IuIuCrs. cc-f.hc@ie So ., L. cue L! tEe UG.t,d -la-cs on .s i5'h day ef AFf-! I-74 The tltrTezt nssto! c-tSei 70 De sc-f.7 tciS 7 1tlsled iutsrest o tSy EIadret and IO-iy feet i s-i5 second es;orsioa soats or sad Tiger lode
 A-o. al! tLe Ig., uLe and crest oi cad .-fean' Geo. E. lIl1f. Ot Ia GG tJ that part cuar fl,c- I.atc-l tract q mining ara and rIhiiLg claiI1 ka1su as tle 0orG,-l. TO=.-s Co. location Cu the ,--ld ger lCf.e. sad mining c4siIa being Cne ih ald tet lu . gA ol tva aREdret feet n ~it h. aud clf4iui- f,Ec 4lc 54-lg3 gc- and being that u1--.cer Iisigg lsi'. psten el To . 4. Gordon and :.t- lrv lrtreI, eli. known U.L---l certificate Na t.cL., t,snei by ih- Ialt, S.1t- ths sth day of u--. 4, The sad interests her-t! directed 10 be -o. beng Lt1vIls5 iut-r,-; cf two hucrei fe Tn sad mining c.il., being one-4-th thereof Esch and al rad i-or-lty 4i. mining calIs beng situate in thr -er M nlas District in rn- county Of l.EA'A, n t-- Territory of sTz0EO IC;-'ler wJh al tEs dFs >pIr- .Gc angles T1lI@T2 ores and earth JSrei and i,n-gneIts, k.rc3ta and aFEutenAGc-s th-rcIo beooslUg cr iu sIy Sise aipuTfal or SO nuch there of ss u-y be nece--.ry satisfy sand judgment ihe veral sGrIs found tJ l.. da" fOlloS-, tJ Nlt: Iu lsiufi1. the of syc 6S-lsl, judgment; also. Iu-rher Of 5S5 -6Ioo, counsel fe.s and hi- costs. taxed the sun 70 and Fred G- Breeht tce -ur1 ,.f nine hun'r.d ioI and his costs taxed a; the of go, Pubic notice is hereby gwen that
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subscription, s5,C0 Der Year
6rARILIr.G .-.

OIr c..i4eEs aes= sareae a., eTcirem,nt, t.s E.s-.s nounoiaE ths Presi5 5eat G.---... ...- lsts .s- u....- idsa; ar.a.r --s H..- ......
 Astae :-es :.. ... ..-. consiIe. ,l- -...- -...-- by stock .slr.r s-. a.. .s market. God f.rl.d r..-1a. nat. ..is t..l- I.---, aa-.l . G,.-.umenr Si,aoa- any l.- l; the nea4 Cd! A:,.rrs ass...-... prove true. ], rsI.d Hl...l.- ... .----,. e- ealing 1. new election.
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ATLfu2Ig PiGIFIb f.R.
LAND FOR SALE.

Tn. land deps- m-ut Of the Atmtc < TEc'f~ Rail C. mpa y is orgauiZeI ani it- oflce .stsb lIshei the Armijo House, New Albuquerque, New Mexico.
 All communications concerning lands owned by he company shculd he addressed t0 J. 4. Williamson Land commissioner Of said company. The grant of lands made to The company on the 9th day of July IG6 and the right Of the gOrnpsuy the Iauds dates from March I2th. 1872, which time valid claim 10 any Of tls Cdl numbered tI1ns, such tlree five, e.c-. have 10 anyone within fifty ni-= tach he fine for the road a. dehnIttly locAtef. Applications will be received for :he purchase of any lands belonging to the company and prompt an returned, Remember adGr.s al communities dOIs to
 LA WILIIANSDN,
 Land Commissioner,
 A. G r. k- K Co.
 New Albuquerque.
 New Mexico. Sept. Issl-tf.