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, 1882-08-04
From Mondays Daily.

DID you see the book agent!
HAZEL KERKE is all the rage on the
Sound now.
TOMORROW will be collection day again
Get ready to pay yeur bills.
HEAVY rains the past few days will in
terfere somewhat with late hay crops.
1t is said that the Seattle Chronicle
will soon be changed to morning paper.
Mr.. JAS. MoCURDY, the successful
lime kiln man Of San Juan Co., was in
town yesterday.
THE basement OF Mr.. Eisenbes' new
stone building is about completed, and
the wall are growing ra ,i.y.
A NEW street lamp has been hoisted
into position in front Of Latimer & Co.'S
drug store and Sterming's saloon.
By the recent cyclones and torDadoes
in the West l3O persons were killed, and
S3,500,OOO worth of property destroyed.
DIED:-In this city, on the 9th inst,
S,rah. wife OF Mr.. Ashur Freeman, late
ly of Port Townsend. Olympia Conrier.
POLICE chief Woolery, Of Seattle, ar.
rived today and proceeded to Fort Town
send with two deserters from Fort Van.
c)uver.
OUR readers are to-day informed that
Messrs. Chas. McDermott 4 Co. have
opened a collection agency in Seattle.
Real their notice.
CAPT. MORRIS returned 10 Dungencss
to-day. Mrs, Capt. McAlmond and Mrs
c. +. King were also passengers on the
outgoing Dispatch.
We are told that Capt. Britain. of Sc
attic, has sold his Seattle and SehOme
mail contract to the Port Gamble steam
boat company, and that the City Of
Quincy will commence duty on the route
soon.
! 4 REcENR order from the treasury de-
| partment allows the citizens OF Alaska TO
carry arms for the protection of their
/ life and the killing OF game. The sale
OF arms and ammunition however is pro-
, 1882-08-04
Shipping Items,

PoRT GAMBLE, July 2S.-Arriyed, bark
Fresno, from San Francisco
Arrived, schooner Excelsior, from Fiji
Islands.
Sailed, British bark Ossey, lumber
laden for ADtOfOgasta.
SCHOONER VIM. L. Beebe arrived yes
terday afternoon from San Francisco,
with IA tons OF freight FOR Dungeness, a
small amount Of freight for up Sound
ports, and FOR Irondale $50 tons Of
freight, 10000 brick and two boilers.
She discharged today at Union wharf
EBoM the rapid time made by the Dis
patch last week from here to New West
Minister and back it may be inferred that
she is in pretty good running order again.
She went to Lime Kiln, San Juan. and
took on 40 barrels Of Mr.. McCurdy's
product which she conveyed to our B. c.
neighbors.
The Empire will load with coal at De
parture Bay for San Francisco.
THE U. s. surveying schooner Ernest
is now lying in our harbor, having arriv-
, 1882-08-04
From Saturdays daily.

GAIT. l.. NJ. STARR passed through
here yesterday.
CONGRESS is expected to adjourn some
time m August.
REV i. LArBAcH arrived from Port
Discovery today.
FoEESr fires east Of the mountains
havr been terrific.
THE post Office at Hoko in Clalam
county has been discontinued.
ALL who have empty ciSterns wear a
benign smile this shoWery weather.
DIR. CHELps and wife. ot Portland, will
visit Alaska on the excursion next month.
The VI. +. Annual Confere for Or
egon and Washington will meet at Alba.
ny, Oregon, August 23d.
CAPT c. 4. EHELL has associated him
self with John VI. Gushing for the pur-
pose of carrying on the stevedore busi-
ness on the Sound.
II: BYRNES. agent OF Nicol The Tai
lor, Of San Francisc is stopping at the
Central Hotel. Mr.. Byrnes is practical
and experienced cutter.
IT is said there will he game of base
ball near Port Townsend tomorrow.
Some of the Chimacum boys are coming
down in search OF laurels
ARRESTED. Marshal Finn today ar
rested one John Graul, deserter from
the lst cavalry company, TT. Vancouver.
He arrived on the North Pacific.
Ir is said that John Collins, of the Oc
cidental Hotel, Seattle, is erecting new
building for his business there that will
eclipse anything north o. San Francisco
The presentation of gold watch and
chain to Governor Newell recently In
Washington, by his New Jersey friends,
must have been source of profound
qualification to him.
NOTICE OF the dissolution of the part
nership of Messrs. deLion & Enell ap-
pears elsewhere. The firm OF r. de
Lion & Go. is continued with Capt E. A.
Nickels in place Of Capt. Chas. A. Enell
The Marietta Hotel at La Conner
conducted for long time by Milton b.
Coof, has been closed for o month or
more. 1t has been leased by Mr.. John
A. Biebal, recently of Mount Vernon
and will be reopened August 1st. Cook
has settled in the northern part OF What
com county.
We are indebted to G. B. Bagley, pub
lie printer, for pamphlet copy Of the
laws left out of the new code by the last
Legislature. These laws were compiled
by Messrs John =. JudsOn and Elwood
Evans, gentlemen of eminent lie ALL
ity, and We ,uut not the job was thor
oughly done.
Mr.. TIBBETs and wife, Of East Port
land, arrived here ON the mp Sound
steamer yesterday, on a tour OF pleasure
and observation. Mr.. Tibbets crossed
the plains in early days with the late
Hon. l.. B. Hastings, of this place, and
other pioneers. He is well known by
many Of the early settlers on this coast.
, 1882-08-04
From Fridays Daily.

CAPT. TUCKER, of the Dungeness light
house, is in town.
SENATOR Ben Hill, of Georgia, is lying
al the point of death.
The Good Templars of Wellington, B.
c., are about erecting large hall.
Ir is thought that the Alaska excur-
sion will be the event Of the season.
We learn that Capt. Willoughby will
return with his family to live in Port
Townsend.
NJ. G. ROBERTSON has taken sub
contract to carry the U. s. mails from
Nelh Bay to Quileute.
w. BUIRIrr, of Seattle, has contracted
to move the old buildings at the insane
asylum near Steilacoom, so az to get
them together and make a new ward of
them.
WE are indebted to gardener Smith
for a sample lot of small fruits currants,
clerries, &c. Mr.. Smith keeps in adj
vance of all competitors in this business.
He gives the best OF satisfaction as to
quality Of produce.
THE recent election in British Colum-
bia for members of the ocal parliament,
resulted in sweeping victory for the
opposition. This turns the present gov
ernment out and puts the Colonist on
deck" again for government printing.
IT is said that the n. p. r. r. Co. will
have 250,00O copies of Brents' speech on
the Admission Bill printed, and circulate
them for immigration purposes. This is
certainly very creditable to Mr.. Brents
and cannot but prove beneficial TO our
fair young territory. The speech is Ger.
tainly one of the finest documents ever
emanating from any one regarding our
position, resources, claims, &c.
GAIT. HENRY MCALMoND, who has had
charge of the pilot schooner Champion
most of the time for the past year, ship.
ped at this place on the bark w II .Besse
bound for Australia. He intends to re.
turn by way Of China, and will be absent
perhaps year. Henry arrived at hi,
majority a few months ago, and having
some Of the indomitable energy of hi,
father, is resolved to make a strike in the
world for himself. We wish him SAT,
voyage, AMI doubt not he will return
with his nautical experience materially
enlarged.
Gov. THAYER Of Oregon, has Commu
ted the sentence of JACK Powers from
hanging to imprisonment for life. Pow
ers crime was tn, kill met Benz. Cor
nelius, his father-in-law. The petition
toE executive clemercy was signed b,
1900 people.
, 1882-08-04
MINING NOTICES.
BRYANT MINING COMPANY

- Lrittion OF nrIncipIl pace Of business.
san Francisco, CALIFORNIA; location of work.
Harms Mining District, TiSGu country, Aims,
Ha Territory. NO'i'r j. hereby given that M
thu liib day G JmR.. ISSs itIr it--,-- ,mrnt mo
I"bol" cent pei @har VIA levied upOn IN.
capital stock uI the CC+pCzuti,n, ayable i'm
h'"Ilnt'1N. IN United states "Ohl coin, TO I'M,
SrtintaiN. It tiN- oticr - In COMPANY, Room
Ne I. "p sacramento -tprt. san Francisco.
tnliirnir.
ANY stock nnOn which this assessment shah
nnlIaln ilTE'i' on the Twelfth bay Of August,
l~>!. Will hc dclinIlirnt ami advert iS,I ,n,
~oIc ~ plllic auctIou. AMI unless payment IL
ma H. before, will br sold On FRIDAY, The fiji
tr"n'h lay oi september, 1882. 10 pay hr drlin.
lnrnt assessment together with cost ot nhvrr-
Using anu expenses Uf sale. by order of TN,
Board Oi Directors.
WM VI. rlERSON. Secretary.
once bOo sacramento StIcct, san Frtnci+cO,
'"H'0rhi"' iyI.iw
, 1882-08-04
VAR MINING COMPANY To

cation oi principal nn""o business. San
francisco, California; location II " Drks Hnr-
riS Mining District, TakOu country, Alaska
TERRITORY. Notice - hereby given that M "A
nrciin2 at IN" Bar nj DirCtor-. held ON In,
llih day Of June, iSSs, an a-s.. -npnt No n
of onr Cent per share was levieI upnn thr
capital stock Ot the corporation. p,ynblr i'm
hia'cly. in United States golt coin. tn the
secretary. ni the office Of the COMPANY, nom
No. !, b',9 sacramento street. san Francisco,
California.
ANY stock npon which this .s'sSIncn nj shall
remain unrmil on the Twelfth hay Of August.
lSS?, viii lc delinquent, and advertised for
sale ut public auctUi: and r,lrSI ,r,ym.nt j.
lnalr before viii IN sold On FRIDAl the Fit-
t"cnth ny of September. ISSy, To ra,v the de-
linQurnt assessment. tusri her with costs Of
hlNt rising an cNncDS,'s Of Sllc By order of
the Board Of directors
WIN VI. TrHRSON. Secretary.
Office Go Sacrament % street, San Francisco,
California. jyIi-5w
, 1882-08-04
JAMESTOWN MINING COMPA.

- ny-Locition OF principal place Oi busi-
ness, SAN Francisco, California location Oi
works, Harris Mining District, ,TakOu country
Alaska Territory. NOtIcc IL herby given,
that nj "A meeting of the Board of Directors
held on the lith day Ot June, 1852, an assess
ment no u of one Cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the cOrporiIil lon,mIy
able Immediately, III Unitrh Suites gold coin.
to the secretary, nt the office OF the company.
room No |, 80 sacramento street, Sun Frin-
cisco, California.
Any stoek upon which his assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twelfth bay Oi August.
1852, will b. delinquent. and advertised tor
sale at public aucti on; and unless payment II
made before will be sold On FRIDAY, the Iii
teenth bay OF september, 1852, 10 pay the de-
lingucnt assessment, together With costs OI
advertising and EXPENSES Of sIle. By order OI
the Board of DirecIOlN,
GEO. W, REYNOLDS, Secretary.
office so sacramento street, sSIn Fnlnciscu'
California. jyli-jw
, 1882-08-04

eel on Wednesday.
The burned steamer Yaquina has been
raised. and is being rebailt at the wharf
in Portland, under the management of
Capt, f. J Moody who was mate at the
time of the disaster. 1t is said she will
he better than before
FREIGHT COMING. On board the
schooner W. l.. Bcrle. which sailed
from San Francisco July 18th, in the
line of G. H. Wells, i. freight as fol,
lows:
For Port Townscnd-C. I. Clapp,
40 packages, G. &. Bartlett, ~,
For IrOudale- j. VI. White 81 pack
ages, Z. S. Iron Works 27,S62.
PORT TOWNSEND. July 29.-Arrived,
this morning schr Excelsior, from Fiji
PoRT Discovery, July 29.-Arrived,
brig Deacon, from Wilmington, cal
PoRT TowNsESp. Jaly q. Arrived
ship Canada, from San Francisco.
PORT DISCOVERY, July 2S. Arrived,
ship War Hawk, from San Francisco.
The Mary Taylor, Capt. Dalgardno
arrived yesterday from Quiniault, whith.
er she had taken the prospecting party.
She is leaving again today with Messrs.
Martin and Tarte, for Hoko, to move the
cannery from there to n point between
Semiahmoo and Point Roberts.
The Occidental and Oriental Steam.
ship Company's steamer Oceanic, il now
on the way from Hongkong. Her orders
are that if she cannot make San Fran.
cisco before the date on which the Chin
esc bill goes into effect, she lie to proceed
to Victoria and land her Chinese there.
PoRr TOWNSEND, July 27. The steam
er Favorite arrivei this morning with
bark Buena Vista in tow. lumber laden
from Utsalady. The Goliah also arrived
with British bark Osseo, lumber laden
from Port Gamble bound for Antofogas-
ia. The Goliah left again with the Buena
Vista, outward bound. Yesterday the
Norwegian bark August Smith arrived
from Royal Roads, in tow OF the Cana
dian steamer Pilot. Sh today in
tow of steam-tug Blakely, bound for
Port Blakely. A vessel is off Point Will
son, supposed to be the bark Osceola.
PASSENGERS CoNING.-The steamship
Dakota sailing from San Francisco Sat
urday afternoon, brings to the Sound the
following Alaska excnrsionists: Captain
Phillips and wife, U. ). N, Jas. Marshall
and wife, II. A. Haywood, J. Martinstein,
s. Parson, O. +. Buiford, s. A. Alexan-
der, Miss A. Don and friend, A. B.Clark,
j. +. Slower. Jacob Sneider, ID. W. Lu-
beck, r. L. Woodforth, Jas. Bachelder.
The sloop Frances has been launched
from Tobey's ways after thorough over
hauling and complete repairs. The
schooner Perry was hauled up to-day and
will be attended to.
THE fine new barkentine John Smith,
just finished at Port Blakely by the il, II
Bros, arrived ast evening. She is
splendid looking craft and comp res
favorably with their best work. Ala,
July 26th.
WHEN the British bark Lammerlaw
was stranded at the entrance to Shoal-
water bay, last winter, the officers OF the
life-saving station did good service in res
cuing the officers and crew, for which the
British government has awarded to Capt.
AL Stream, the keeper OF the station.
fine silver medal, and n present Of G2
each to the six men composing the life
saving crew.
, 1882-08-04
MILLER MINING

~ Inmnny Location Or principal place of
business SAN Fr,nci>cO, ca itOrrE,; l,ratiou ~
works, Harris Mining District .TtkOu country,
Ala|>a TerriOry NOti ice IL MrpIy given hnt
~ nicetiDg ct the lasIr1l at DiIrctOlN, bcll
ON the ltth day ~, june ISSl, mn nS-,@-nrnt
NO. u Oi one Cent PER share was levied upon
the capital -tork ot the corporation. payable
Immediately, In IDituh states gold coin % In.
secretary M the Office of In Company. room
No. !, 6Ub Sacranc ito street, san Francisco,
California.
Any stock npon which his asSs' sSmcnt shall
remain unpaid on the Twelfth lIRy oi AuguSr,
iSSs, will br delinquent, and advertised tor
safe at public auci ion: and unless payment ~
made beiOI,' will he -Oih ON FRIDAY. the Fit-
tccnth bay Of September, lSSs. to pay In de-
lnqucnt assessment, tOgct her with costs nj
advertising and expenses Of sale. BY order oi
the Board Of DIRECTORS.
GEO W. REYNOLDS SECRETARY.
Onicc-6O9 sacramento street, san fH,nciscn,
California. jyAGw
, 1882-08-04
TEANNETTE MINING COMPA.

- ny Location Of principal place of busi.
ness. SAN Francisco, California: location Of
works, Harris Mining District ,TnkOu country.
Alaska Territory. Notice IL hereby given, hat
ni II meeting Oi the Board Ot Directors, held ON
the 18th day OF June, lSS,, nn assessment iSO.
II OF one Cent per share WINS levied npon tbs
capital stock ct the cOrpOrItiOn, payable i'm
mcdiuteiy. in United States gold coin, To tho
Secretary, nt the office oi he company, room
No. !, 6t0 sacramento street, san Francisco.
California.
Any stocK upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the Twelfth Dy Of August.
lSSl, will Oe delinquent, and advertised tor
sale NJ public auction, and. unless payment I.
made before. will bc sold on FRIDAY. the Fiji
trcnth bay of September lSSe. to- pay the de-
linquent assessment, together with cost ofad-
Vcrtising and expenses u sale. by order Ok
the Board ot DiJctOrS,
GEO. W. REYNOLDS. Secretary.
Ofticc BJ9 sacramento street -sun FlnnclSco.
California. lyliNlw
, 1882-08-04
LOCAL ITEMS.
From Thursday. DniIy.

TIE ARfv, rrraivrl mpre u'w type by
the last steamer.
Ma. HAYDEN passed through here ,o-
day, leaving on the up Sound boat this
morning.
Mr.. JAS. REID. brother Of Rev. John
Reid. Of TINS place, Is IN town tiom We
toria. visiting relatives.
The roof is being puton Mr.. Winslow' S
new building next door to the post office.
It has been built quite rapidly.
QUITE number OF Young folks attend
ed the dance last night, and the boys are
agreed that it was pleasant affair.
PROF. KERR arrived home today from
Sequim. Miss Kate Morgan having taken
charge OF the school be has been teach
ing there.
Col. HUpsON, carpenter, of Walia
Walla, first cousin Of Gen Grant. Is
coming to Puget Sound with the inten-
tion of locating.
Or the hundred or more persons dying
in Pennsylvania last month over % years
Of age, nearly three.fourths were women.
1t has been remarked that women fire.
quently remain to have the last word
The Calender Minstrels passed
through here to-day, on their way to Vic
toria. Perhaps t. ey may be induced to
take in Port Townsend on their return.
They had a very successful season at
Seattle and Portland.
On, say! Did you see that nice saddle
made by Mr.. Blake for Rev. j. Reid? 1t
is beauty, easy riding simple outfit
durable and very CHEAP! Cali on him
if you want anything in that line. He'll
suit you both as to quality of goods and
price.
THE Dispatch arrived this afternoon
f27th) from Neah Bay and way ports.
Among her passengers were Capts Kinds
and Oliver, Mrs. Barnum, Mrs. l.. H.
Gays and Mrs, r. Mcdonnell, OF Dun
geness. and Mrs. A. Weir and children,
Mrs. Capt. McAlmond and Mrs, C.F,Kin
Of this place. A lot of freight was also
discharged here. The steamer proceeded
to San Juan where she will take on
load of lime for New Westminster.
, 1882-08-04

hibited unless 10y persons about to leave
the territory.
Masonic. On the 9th inst, Grand
Master J, A. Kuhn, accompanied by G.
q. Haller, p. G. Master, and about l.
other brethren. left UtsalRdy on the steam
cr City ot Quincy for Skaglt City. where
the c. VI. constituted Mount Baker Lodge
No. 36, +. n \. NJ. and installed its Of,
ticers, Tnc new lodge starts oil with
IL charter members, and has a large ju'
risdction.
Mr.. Landes has been appointed ticket
agent for the Red Star and American
lines OF ocean steamers He is prepared
to sell tickets to Europe from New York
or Philadelphia, prepaid. at lowest rates.
This will prove "a great convenience to
many of the public, who desire to send
tickets to their friends instead of the
money. If You will call on Mr.. Landes
he will give You all the information de-
sired.
RESIGNED. We understand that Mr..
Chas. McDermoth has rendered his res
ignation to the director Of the Port
Madison School district. Mr.. McDer-
moth has held the position Of teacher at
Port Madison for number OF years and
he now leaves to become a resident OF
Seattle. Who his successor is we are not
informed, but we understand that the
directors have their eye on a capable
teacher, to whom the school will be Of
fered. Post -Inteliigencer.
On the returning trip OF the mail
steamer Hope from San Juan Island to
Port Townsend on Sunday morning last
Miss Lima Pentield was passenger ON
her return home to Seattle. Miss Penn
field has just completed term of school
in No district on San Juan Island. 1t
was her third term there, and the people
did not seem averse to third term in
this case. The lady gave splendid salts
faction as u teacher and left with many
hearty wish.s for her welfare by her nu-
merous friends.
, 1882-08-04
MARYLAND MINING COMPA.

wi ny-LOcatiOn OF principal place Of busi-
ness, san Fnnc-cO, California; location OF
works. HARRIS Mining District TAkOu country,
Anskn Territory. Notice " hereby given, that
Ut II meeting Oi the Board Uf Directors, held
on the 18Th dny OF June, ISSl. M assessment
lNO. d OF One Cent per shnrr wis levied upon
the ci'piini stock Of the corporation. pnynbiu
Immediately, in United states gold CON, 10
the Secretary, NJ the Office Of the COmnnny.
room No. !, 800 sacramento street, sun frnn-
cisco. California. ,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twelfth hay Oi August.
lsS2 viii be- drlmdneni, and advertised for
sle at public auction, nnd, unless pay ynsnt u
made before, will he sold On FRIDAY, te
Fifteenth Duy of September, lss., 10 pay thw,
delinquent assessment. together with cost oi
advertising and expenses of SALE. BY orucrOi
the Beard Uf Directors
WM. M. PIERSON, Secretary.
OIfice 800 sacramento street. San FlanclSco'
CALIFORNIA. jyli-jw
, 1882-08-04
JOHN + CONVEY,
Register.
U. 5. LAND opyIcE. OLYMPIA, "; T.,

July D, 1904
Noticc IL hereby given TINT JOHN u.
CARR, has filed notice Of intention w
make final prDuf before the Judge OF
in his absence, the Clerk, of the Probate
Court, nj his office i'm Friday llnrD0r-
W 4, nl saturday the 18th day Of Angnst u,
1857 on Homestead app lGItiOn No. wv, Ius
the lot and SEE. J, Up - N, and III oIsr
or scc - and SO ar of ~ ar of acc b. Up " "''
west. . 49,,
llcs nnmcs IA witnesses; Andrew J.. MlhI'
Warren c. Mail, james l.. Davis ana u 80
Wrckcs all OF Lopez Island. W: J.,
john +. CONVEY,
Register.
, 1882-08-04

Mrs. Wells would like to say to the Ia
dies Of Port Townsend that she VIII Keep
nice assortment Of Ladies' and Cnli-
dren's Undertaking, Ladies' DreSSinE
Sacks and Children'S Clothing sPeci"i-
ty. At the residence OF Mrs. RENELL
, 1882-08-04


THE Ledger, of New Albany, Indiana,
publishes the following pleasant para
graph: Hon. Thos. II. Brents, delegate
from Washington Territory, recently
made strong speech in Congress in IA
vor Of the admission of that territory as
a state. There is much fact and philos-
ophy in his argument. There is much
more reason for the admission of one OF
the coming great states of the Union than
ther was for taking in Colorado, Nevada
and several others, Al thousandfold
more reason for it than there would be
for Dakota.
Mr.. r. A. Horn has just been nomin-
ated to represent the fourteenth Ohio dis
trict in Congress, and as the district is
largely republican and he is popular,
there is no doubt OF his election. His
twin brother is now IN Congress from
Michigan, and will, in all probility be re-
elected this fall, so that the two brothers
will meet on the floors OF congress rs fell
low representative, on the 4th OF next
March. They ore brothers of our fellow
townsman, j. G, Horr, special treasury
agent. Olympia Courier.
DIED Charles Edwin Jones died at
home in this city at z o'clock last evening,
after five weeks illness with dropsy OF
the heart. Mr.. Jones was born in
Clarksville, Missouri, July 3, 1855, and
has lived in this territory nine years He
was good citizen and a worthy man,
and his loss is much to be regretted. He
leaves a wife and infant child. Mr.. Jones
was n member of Seattle Lodge Of Uni.
ted Workmen and OF Seattle Lodge Of
Good Templars, under whose auspices
he will be buried today. Funeral at the
| residence, on Fourth street, between
Pike and Union, at half-past !, and
the NJ. Il. church at Post IRteHigen
Ger, 9th.
Mr.. Jones was brother OF Mrs. Capt.
Clark, formerly OF this place, who died
recently at Goldendale. He was much
respected by those who knew him in this
place, and he also had many warm friends
in Whatcom county. A friend writes MS
Of his death: He died easy. His face
lit up with smile and he said, % happy
children, come ED.
, 1882-08-04
First Glass EEotel.

"a" Immense arrival Of cooking
stoves at Sheehans. Also steamboat
fittings, gas pipes, and pumps,
, 1882-08-04
NOTICES or FINAL PROOF.
U. S. LAND OrrCE, Oh mpia, W. I.

U. S. LAND OrFCE, Oh mpia, W. T.
July 6, 1882.
Notice IL hereby given that PATRICK Cor
MAN has filed nOthr Df intention To nuke u
nal proof beforr he Judge or In hl- absence,
the Clerk OF he Probate I lOurt nj his office, ll
Friday llnrbor, " 4, m Friday the Ism
dny oi August, A ID, lsSs, on Homestead AZ
plicntiOn No. 233I, for the NV qr of sw qr' rw
ar Of NV ar Of 40 p: ~ ar Of ne ar, ne ar Oh
so ar OF sec. 81, tp - ~ west.
lie names ~ Witnesses: Daniel Mauieu,
ChIrles Mckay add Patrick Bigin Of san Juan
county, W. r.. md John Crook Of Friday iAr-
Dor, W. 4.
JOHN + CONVEY,
Register.
, 1882-08-04

TIE ARfv, received more u'w type by
the last steamer.