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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE.

U. s. LAND OFFICE. Prescott, A. T., April It, 1881. Notiee ef Application for FateHt for De TsraOa xin- ing CEdim:
 Notice is hereby given that Nathaniel Ross by his to-uey in fact, Samuel s. shull, whose postOfice dress is Pr,neut, Ysvsf county, AIizoaa nss this day filed application fora U B. Patent for f hundred IS 1i linear feet of the Vernon lode, bearing gold and silver, with ground six huD- dr n Sid h. situate IyI:ig and being in Hzsss- yanpa ming Dlstric YayapaI cUuny, Ariz. nz Terri- torS, and designated b the held and ofisi piat hle in thIs office, l1. No. 45, u the unsuryrysc public lands Of the United states Sail Lot Eo 4J beng described as follows to vii; NsrIAfaon l4 ceg min East.
 Begnn,n at location monument at centre of claim Thence 43 deg % min, three hundred fee. an1ent or stone on side onun1ary or claim and initial point for survey or exterior boundary, Thence 46
 S Sfses s a ssssH M t2arS7i 7G za4 o % Y s o l where is set T fn te gTou q Er-uife stone I6xIs T. inches, marked DN Nc l, and sde is Ouit of stone Thence 4S deg 1 min V al lng ; IL end of claim six hundred (6o0D feet to NV corner of esi1n where is set T in the grouUd granite stone inches, mrrked DIV II and on W side s bui. mound of stone 25s feet high. From this cOrner monument No 1, eta fishing 5 W Storm Cloud Mining claim, lot No3'l Pateutei, bears K deg 45 min l. 52> felt distaut. From tis corner the T, s. nine a monument No I, HaSsaJBulIa Mining district, bears cs- pess ss mn. g. s500 d ins distant Thence 46d 3On along side boundary O. claim fifteen hup- dred l5Il feet 10 sW oorrer Cf osiH, where is in the ground granite stone l4IlOxs inches marked DN Ill., and on side Is built mound of stone 2 feet high. Thence , 43 deg D. along sW end of cam six huntren t6O feet corner of elzim where is ret . in the ground granite stone l2yI2s2 iEenes uasthed Ds " and on | eide built moasd of stone lt7 feet hlsh- ThefIee A6 deg g. min along E side boundary of claim hun fred and fifty 75O fee, to monument at center of bounsary claim zsd place of begin ming, containing 1 G5IO Jhs cltln is of record in the once of the Re order of Yayspzi Co Arizona eTr1toTy, in book of inning records pags l5s and l6J
 Any and all persons cAi ing sdversey pori on of said DeNernen lode surface r1und required 10 ther adverse claim w-th he egistsr of tue C Land Office at Prescott arizona Territory during the sixty days Of pubncltiun hereof, they VIII be barred by virtue of the SIatuIe.
 WILLIAM Y. KELLY, Register.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

The total cost of the Afghan war to Great Britain, so far. is estimated at S9.,- 5OO .Oo0 Th,s ineludcs S22. .500. o0b ex- rended m the construction of frontier rail roads. which will be useless for commercial purposes for long tune to come.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
How It Affects Them

judge Tu, ker IS continually telling his headers about ta,' goats around the sch"ol house eating up tae Democrat and its sick eninc effects uPrn sad goats We have made inquiry and md that the goats are all Democrats and have conspircd against the edi.or. They simply have a desire to sup ,,ress the circulation of the paper for fear II will have a lemarialzins effect on the flock Ssveral s,,ats have died. however. from over doses If New Nurk politics
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08


  Cumberland Sold and Silver Fu'inonf N0-----. Mining Coml any, Defendant.
 Action brought in the DIst ict Court of she Third yu- dcis District of the Territory of ArZcna in and for the County of IayApAi.
 Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Cumberland Gold and Silver Mining Compaoy.
 You are hereby sumHoneI and required to aupear in an action brought against you by the sboye-na cd plaintiff in the Dst-fc; Court of the TAiFd Judics al let, in and for the county of Ysapai, in the Terri tory Of Arizona -5Id the complaint filed with the Clerk 1f tn Court Prescott, in said ", copy of which complaint accomoaIles this sumnona) within twenty days xcusive of the day of servic.l af t'e serFIce upon ts county, but If served out of the county and vii m ths dIstrc' then nitiin thIrry days; all otlsr eases, forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that If you fail to appar and tii. complaint above required, the Ila t-H VII tax default aud judgment against you for the sum or two hunlred and fortycne ts41D dollars and interest thereon from tss Tth of February. A. D. lssl a leg pes i sr and co-fs disburse- nIeIts in th-s bel ali expended.
 Gwen under my hand nd the seal Of said District sEAL Court, al Prescott. this sth day of Februa y Isl. WILLIAM wILKERsON Clerk Churchill Aastorsc1, Attorneys for Plain id.
 Dih2g-i0d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

MopEsT.-We have received several dozen requests during the month about the same as the following, which if complied with, would bankrupt Rothchild, to. say nothing of poor Arizona newspaper man. Here it is:
 ''DEAK SR-will you please send me all kinds of maps bearing on Arizona, all circu- lars you can find and papers describing your Territory, as there arc some people here who think of emigrating to that section"
 (SignedD DE. A. G. CoLR. West Union, Iowa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
MANHOOD RESTORED.

\ s,ssisc sf sarly impTudsnoe, ea1sing nsTvrus de hiry p eTnar1 ezs, ete. hsslng tried n vaD every rroSu remedy. discovered simple means of cell cure which he via send free % his felioU sufferers a1.r,ss !. u. REETES. e ChsiA1 si-, \, |. svES-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

Ben Hill still thinks that the best thing for the country would be the Reorganization of both the existing political parties
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

Never refer to fayors conferred. If you owe a man 8 1t would be extremely indeli- cate to allude to it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
Sale of K cal Estate (

Notice s hereby given that in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court Of dehaye County, Territory Of Arizona, made on the 'th dA: of N rch. A. h., Iss1
 In :he Matter of the Estate
 of
 IT.. MORE. Deceased, The undersigned administrator of said estate, vfu sell a p1vste sale, to the highest bidder for cash. parcel and suhiect "a oarnstion by said Protzas CsEFt 0 ssIurcsy, April st. 4. D.. ls.;, l2 N. ais ooe in Mineral PzTs, al the right, ttle t4.sr and eAte of the ssd intestae te time of his ds4i snd all tbs right, tie .ntsrSss that said has hy op-rzton of lw e,herwfse scqgired otf,er thzu i edition to Ina; of the sid stnte ie time of his deA;h and to all thA; IOt. p-ce, paree Of land. situate. ying b@ns sAa Aohave CouBty and descrfbe1i As foiovs. to-wit: That certain lot oi land together with the improve there D. situate hing being Si Chloride. mining camp MohAse County and commonly kuoEu sud dss srlbes1 ss tbs "9oore profcrTv.- Terms 0i s4ls-Cash tsu Ier cent Q bs psia On the day of sale, hA,Nls- confirmation of sale by srd obat- C5at: deed al Puroh4-er's expeDss- Sea cd proposals for the purch of te above d-scgfhed Pr r. .rfy siH be received by the uuder-igsed his 01 Ia Mineral Psrk, A. T., sn sAtafd-S, Apr sa, isl al I2 N.
 JAMEs J. HYDE.
 Puhlie Aarninist ator. uls3w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

---is.a-- n---.- pa ----4l.as- Il. R.l-lst I...ar- soil, familiarity known tO the Christian world as Bob" is too durned religious to suit Chicagoans
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

The new Gar seems to haze reeonsidered his purpose of allowing the people repre- sentation in the government.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

Love me little, love me long," is the motto of Chang the Chinese giant, who is also Chang high.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

The Supreme Court has decided that the President san discharge an army officer with out a court-martial.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
Notice to Creditors.
F.A. ECkiIOFF. Civil aud Typographical Engineer

Piaas. Crues-ec-ions Sksscass. IznGsospe Views ls Mf1e.. feporzs szrveys P2uphets hsP~, E.e-. c1r fu.y and yrsD.sey T-ey-s-e4-
 ovvT~g-'7T-'-s s.---s- asEt aoyrtss BAls a:i-- aas Prescasff. A--EoSlA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

The Pope has been warned by lady that the day and hour oi his murder has been fixed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
POstponad.

The above ssle is postpoBed un;d Saturday, Apri 18th, at the same hour snd place.
 Jos. K. WALKER, SHEEIFF.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

Cadet Whitaker has repeated to the Court martial his version of the outrage upon him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
INSURANCE.
HUTCHINSON < MANN. GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO Cash Assets, Represented, s23, ,GlS,6ls.

Lion Fire Insurance Company, of London. tsirArl Insurance ConTany, of Philadelphia >t. Paul Insurance Company. of St. Paul.
 Wa'ertova ftre InsurEnce Company, of New York. New York Ci;y lnsurSuce Company. of New York. NeE Orleans Insurauce Association. of New OrlcsJs- Peoples IusUrbnce Ccmrzny. e NewarF. Revere Insurance Company. of Boston,
 Ten Ouia insIraDce Company, of New OrlsanF: Dpe.in HOnre IudsTur1ters, of New lork. Ia CcunNnce Insurance CompAuy, of FsT1s- Berl1n Cologne Insurance COmTany, Of Berlin EIrs Insurance A-soctztlOn- cf London.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

When t'.c supply uf Russian material fer C.,rs runs out. We wiil send over an ex-Ari- y,na S,ns,.r of iac memorable Eleventh Mob
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

The Bank of France IS paying its notes three-fourths in gold and the rest in silver.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
sum mons.

In the distct urt of the Third Judicial Distri ct
 Territory oi Arizona County of Yayapsi C4.RrEs W RF.ru p.intt6
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

S~oA SEEs- ssI dsy si s9rse sssily made. cossy . -0utai free AddT-s. TEUK Co.,. Augusta. Ms-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
Subscription, 5000 per Year

C. E CraA> 3Ie Pune st.. Room h. Sas FTaaeiseo. col. k1eHf for fhs ARIZosA MINER is Aaf city. Be e.horIsed sofIsef Eon<ys due tsfs .stablis nerf take oTd,rE or avertising end attend Q any sthev tzsi.>ss derolving HTsH h1H tAe representatire fk< Prbiishey.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

The New York Legislature has killed bill limiting railroad fare to two cents mile.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

G-to S1nT@r day % hotes. s&u4r5ss ~ortA g. irre
 TctO . -OAddr,ss sIISsOS Co.,, Portland. Ne
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

The emigration og the German IeoIle frnIn the mountain portions of B"heuia to America Is assuming large proportions. t.usc. l-t.ltI.aI tyranny.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

The fashionable shade this summer will be-well, the shady side of the street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

The time will come when modern warfare will be carried on by torpedo missiles.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

The Crown Prince of Russia is safely back to Berlin
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

Man was created little lower than the angels and he generally stays there.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

A tish would k rcal nicc If # didn't drink
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

Senator Logan denies that he ever advo Sa;ed the doctrine of secession.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

Detroit, April 6.-State Republican tick ct has been elected by 10000 majority.
 Iowa City, April 6.-Miss Durell, the faster, has wasted away to skin and bohes. At noon to-day she began her 43d day with out food and is stronger than for many days.
 London, April 6.-Beacons6eld passed a quiet night He continues taking nourish- ment and is gaining strength.
 Ptris, April 5.-It is announced that the Powers have agreed upon the proposal to be made to Greece in regard to the frontier. .anp their views will be formally communicated to the Grecian authorities.
 San Francisco, April 6.-Stocks: Mexican g.. 90; Nevada s7 8; Union q; Tiptop 4; Silver King 23.75.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
APRIL DRAWING.

Remit Money or Bank Draft in letter, or send by Express. DoS'T SEND BY REGIs- TERED LETTER oB PosroFFIcE ORDER. Or ders of S5 and upward, by express, can be sent al our expense.
 R. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier Journal Building, LOUISVILLE, Ky CT T. J. COMMERFoRD, PIP Broadway NEW YORK
 Prescott, Nov 6. 1ss0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
ulssw
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Cour. q. the County cf Ysvspsi Ter r1tory of Arixoua.
 in the matter of the Essa,e
 .f
 ErCsoIss Macon. dec-zsed Pursuzut to order cf sx3d Court, mace fhs fsk day of FetFBsy, A. D. issi. nosce is hereby gisen to tbe credituTs of, and al fer-oas having ciains aEalBEt sad dsc~ass 10 exhiots the same v1ts he uecsssry vouche- within sin months from the erst prhlez;fo1 of tkts nooe the undersigned at CnTy Creek. Co the Probate Judge st Prescott Yssssx Couu.y, AriEoEa Territory.
 GEoRGE xARaUID9E. Prescott Feb. igh. IssI f3i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
M AR RIED

In Bssersneld. Cal, March sth. to the wife of W H. wiIhscrAft, of w4inut Creek, A. IT. daughter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
I FL EG R 4 P HIC
ESPECIAL TO THE MINER.l

Madrid, April 5.-BOmb exploded under the window of the palace of the Duke of Sartoris No one hurt.
 Iowa City, April 5.-Miss Hattie Duell is growing weaker. She has commence ed her fist day,
 Boston, April 5.-An incendiary fire in East Cambridge burned shed of the Low ell Railroad Co. Damage, $50, 900.
 St. Petersburg, April 5.-The Minister from Roumania died this morning 2 City of Mexico, April 5.-Congressman Pacheco has arrived here. He Is looking after interests of the Tapolovampa railroad
 The new President of Mexico has thrown obstacles in the way of the prosecution of work on the Sullivan & Palmer railroad. Six hundred hands have been discharged Spanish papers warn Mexicans that they will soon be Americarized.
 New York, April 5.-Advices from Pana- ma state that POO Chinamen have been mur- dered by Negroes and Sholos
 Phenix, April 5-Case of Neri Osborn vs Auditor Clark was heard in the Supreme Court this morning, Fitch attorney for Clark. Court decided that all acts passed after March 4th, be null and void
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

Thp plumber has harvested and the furni- ture mover Rili soon giean
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

Secretary Windom in few days will tell the people how to refund.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

England has surplus of revenue and will reduce taxes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
SUMMONS.

In the Dis;rict Court of the Third Judicial Disr c
 IerEitorS of Arizona, County of Xsyspai. GKoRGK ", CURTIS, Plain IA,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
SUMMONS.

In the District Conrt of the Third Judicial Distri,t
 Territory of Arizona, County of Y4sapai. FRANCIS A. BAsHFo2p. Plaintiff !
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
BORN

England continues hostile ,o bimetalism
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
pre.ooa. v.-rs ssh. 1881.

FRANK NEADOR,
 AGENT, PRESCOTT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

the day and hour oi his murder has been fixed. 1 Cadet Whitaker has repeated to the Court. martial his version of the outrage upon him. The Bank of France is paying its notes three-f fourths in gold and the rest in silver.
  The New York Legislature has killed bill limiting railroad fare to two cents mile.
  The fashionable shade this summer will be-well, the shady side of the street The time will come when modern warfare will be carried on by torpedo missiles. Man was created little lower than the angels and he generally stays there. Senator Logan denies that he ever advo- Sa;ed the doctrine of secession. ~tft- Secretary Windom m few days will tell the people how to refund. The plumber has harvested and the furni- ture mover ~ili soon giean- The Crown Prince of Russia Is safely back to Berlin.
 England has a surplus of revenue and will reduce taxes.
 England continues hostile Ia bimetalisn 
 30 F N. In Bakersheld. Cal, March sth. to the wife Of W. R. wiIIscrAft, of w4lnut Creek, A. H., daughter,
 NJ AR R E D CORNEII,-CORNELI4-In fhenir. March S1st 1881, residence Of the officiating clergy man, Rev Wni. NeyeT. PreshyterNn. Mr. Gideon CorneH- or s.sEal GohATe ecurr, to Mrs. Emma Cornell, of Bradford. Ys,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

In the nisrirt Court of the Third Judicial District
 Territory of ArzonA, County of YGyzPS- c. MCKENZIE Plaintiff
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08

CoRNELL-CORNELL--In henfr, March Slst lssl at the residence of the officiating clergyman, Rev wn. Neyer. PreshyteuNn. Mr. 0ideon Cornell, Of s4saal GohaTe eeaIty, to Nrs. Emma COrDeu, of Bradford Ys,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-12
sssPORTY BILL.n
A statement Regarding Him Cor
rected.

It VIII be remembered that on the Sd
inst. inst after the return Of Mr.. L. d.
Montmollin from sylvania, scriven county,
whittier he had gone for the purpose Of
identifying the body of "SportY Bill" we
stated. upon what we regarded as reliable
information, that certain Of the citizens Of
that place refused to permit him to disinter
the body for the object desired. The sVl-
vania Telephone says, in its last issue. that
we have been misinformed, and makes the
following correction:
s'In Justice to the citizens Of Scriven
county we would say that we have made 1t
our business to inquire into the correctness
OF this statement, and find that 1t is without
foundation. Mr.. Montmollin, in company
with the Coroner and his witnesses, carried
TO identify the body as that OF sporty
BILL proceeded to where the body had been
buried, aud after digging down to the box
containing the body, the Coroner requested
Mr.. Montmollin to have his witness to state
by what marks on the body he expected to
identify it as that of Sporty Bill This
Mr.. Moutmollin declined to do, and the
Coroner, Mr. Thomas Parker, refused to go
further in disinterring the body. We are In
formed that fifteen or twenty men were
present on the occasion, but none OF them
armed with shot guns, nor there for the
purpose OF preventing the body from being
1isinterred for Identification. These are the
facts as we have been able to
gather them, indirectly, from parties who
were present.
'TThe people of this county have not so
far lost their love Of justice as to interpose
any obstacle in the way of vouchsahng that
priceless boon to their fellow men.
1--WE trust that the scale OF justice will be
evenly held, aud that nothing will be done
to bias or prejudice the public mind for or
against the unfortunate ones charged as
the murderers. Let the law take its course,
aud If they are guilty they should be pun
ished as the gravity Of such an offense de-
serves, but until they are found guilty let
them receive the treatment which brave
men would accord to helpless csptives."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-12
THE COLE SYNDICATE.


The following regarding the plans and
purposes of the Cole syndicate as developed
in an interview with the Chattanooga TINES.
we gather from a recent issue Of that paper.
Says the Times:
"Colonel E. W. Cole, President Of the
Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia Air Line,
the system recently formed in New York
CITY bv a consolidation of the Coie-Seney
and Huntingdon syndicates, arrived In the
CITY Yesterday from New York city.
IA Times reporter called on him during
the course of the day and found him very
iubilant over bis present system. He thinks
il Is the strongest, most compact, most
poyerful and most perfectly formed in the
entire Southern country; 1t aggregates y
2O3 miles. He says 1t has not single vul-
nerable point. 1t extends from the Chesa-
peake Bay. without interruption, to Mem
phis. Meridian, Atlanta and Brunswick, and
bv july LIST will reach Cincinnati and have
an unbroken chain to all the great cities Of
the Southeast.
"Col. Cole is very reticent as to the inten-
tions Of the new company. He states that
Henry Fink took charge OF the system as
General Manager October LIST. He does not
think the consolidation will affect any minor
offices of the various roads, and believes
they will remain as heretofore.
'iHe expects by January to run cars from
all points on the system through to New
York city, and as soon as the system is
thoroughly in working order, probably in q
very few weeks, cars will be run through
from all points to Baltimore"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-12
Ia ChIeken syndicate.

The New York Sun has this item: The
South has caught the syndicate fever, and
the latest thing with her is g chicken syndi-
cate. Six firms control the poultry market,
with a capital Of $4,000. They give agents
five per cent. on poultry and eggs. Head
quarters are at Savannah, Charleston, New
Orleans and three towns IN Tennessee. The
hotel men OF Atlanta are wire pualng with
the chicken syndicate in view OF the com
ing crowds We hope chickens viii not
sell at the Exposition at dollar pound. "
The SuH'S statement Is news IN tnls 9uaI-
ter. The only chicken syndicate We know
ANYTHING OF in Savannah is composed OF en-
teFprising cOlOred experts, who eOnhue
their operations to night raids on the chicken
coops Of our citizens.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-12
Prof. nTaIIette,. Benefit Tonight

The complimentary concert 70 be given
for the benefit OF Professor Charles S Nal
lette tonight will, we doubt not, be largely
attended, and prove a perfect success. The
prominence Of those Of our citizens who
first suggested this as a fitting mode Of
manifesting their appreciation Of the ability
Of this gentleman, Of the liberali'y which
he has always unhesitatingly DISPLAYED
whenever his services were needed 10 ad-
vsneing any object of charity in which the
sympathies Of our people were enlis'ed, as
well as Of the great good he has accomplished
In developing the musical talent OF our city
during many years past, is an earnest that
his benefit 10 night will be thoroughly
substantial one. But, apart from this, the
well known talent OF those who have vnlun-
teered to appear on this occasion is guar
autee that the entertainment will be IN
every respect well worthy of the patronage
OF the music loving public.
We sincerely trust that the wellfounded
expectations OF the Professors many friends
that he will be greeted by full house may
not be disappointed. Il Is due him that he
should receive a substantial token OF we'll
merited regard. especially as the entertain
ment viii prove in every respect delightful.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-12
index 90 New AdvertisementS.

Pulaski Loan Association.
Savannah Mutual Loan Association.
Meeting OF Golden Rule Lodge.
Notice-Wilder & Co
Notice-R'chards0n & Barnard.
Steamer Cumberland for Darien.
Barge Mary for Sstilla river.
Notice-J0hu r F. Tattnan.
Billiard table for sale
O4ts-Kennedy & Bun.
Morning News Library
Fresh crackers-F. L. George & 20.
Bedroom wanted.
Brick house for rent.
Furnished rooms FOR rent.
Louisiana STATE Lottery
Malaga grapes-P. H. Ward & Co.
Hair tonics at L G SrrOng's.
Auction sale BY D LaR lche's sons
Auction sale by J Mclaughlin & Son.
Auction sale by HeorT Blum.
Situation wanted by a bOOkkeeper.
Valises, etc, to be redeemed.
Tnree rooms wanted.
Direct importation from Genoa
Proposals wanted for lifting an anchor.
Mss Isabelle CunuiEgham's kindergarten.
Money 70 loan
Black pOcketbOOk lost.
Lot for sale.