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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
Graham Cnnntr Times.

One of the newsiest and most readable of our new exchanges IS the "Graham County Times, published at Maxey by D. L. Sayre, a practical printer and al
 enterprising man. The first issue printed on the 18th reached the CITIZEN table this morning. In his salutatory Mr
 Savre says that the Times will be strictly a peoples paper and will be governed by no man or clique, but will first de vote itself to the interests of Graham county, and at the same time give a. much space as IS admisslbleto to Terri torial topics. The present number be- fore us IS certainly in accordance with his salutatory. It will undoubtedly dc much to the building up of Graham county whose interests it so ably serves
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

The street commissioners reported yesterday in favor of placing street lamps in the following places, viz: One at the corner of North Meyer and Coun- cii streets; one at the corner of Franklin and Meyer streets; one at the corner of Franklin and Court streets; ore Gt the corner of Franklin and Church streets, and one at the southwest corner of block l76. North Never street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

During the recent severe storm of thi afternoon a portion Of the front of tn, Occidental Hotel, on Church street, va blown down with a crash. Tine wal started under the roof leaving a gap O about eight feet deep by about thIrt, feetlong. As the wall fell it struck th, portico in front, taking that d.wn also The big slgn of the hotel hos under tn, runs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
$500 REWARD.

WE WILL PAY THE ADOV1 EEEAhI W for any case of Liver Complaint By-pepss 5ick Headache, Indigestion. ua-. .if-..1u s COstiveucss we cannot cure with V e--.- Yes. table Liver Pills when the dlrsctlUG7 age -tlie-- complied with. They are puroig vegetable, 1.. never fgIl Co -1ve ssttl-i action Sugar 'ptrH. Large boxes. coutaIus al PI.--. 20 cent~. H sale by all druggists. Beware ot coult--t.i- and limitations. The genuine rla nIil iltCtlrti cf.l by JOHN e. WEST ,s O.. Ilts Pui llasrr- l-I and is3 V. NHli-ar street. Lra-p. fr- trial packagg- ---t a. mad. ir-pi.. u1 rH..ti.. D @ three cent stamp
 lgH}t. Sa.a-ss,ir fo .. H. --.s ..
 >o. % tol-.g-s St.. Tucson.
 Wholesale and retail Drurg-t buicH- mail at regular prices. uhi'-'fc.s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
cnrr... Ln,..rl-. -l Hi .he Bowels

cause lies in the torpidhty of the liver. A regular habit of body can be secured by taking Simmons Liver Regulator to ail digestion, to stimulate the dull and sluggish iver and rid tae system of ex- cessive and poisonous bile. The Eegula- tor corrects acidity of the stomach. cures dispep-ia and permanently creates regularity of the bowels alike free from iaNty or custIvruess.
 "I have never seen or tried such a simple, rlliracIous, satisfactory and plea saut remedy in my life as Simmons IArcr Regulator.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT TERRITORY 2 us trlruur. county of Pima. before W J. D-h1rra Justice or tlc Peace. Precinct No. One.
 g.. E. EIu- plaintiff. vs M D. Morgan. ds- -rrl-aut- demand -~N s'.
 Ias Territory 1f Arizona sends greeting tO ". Do W1r-an defendant. You are hereby sum rr..-.a.i and require 70 appear before me at my ...r. rr fia .irr,i Tgc-cu and coults of Pima. ur fH.l-a dag Hf September. A. D. lN>. at % .'...a-.. t M fr answer tle complaint Of the above 'smrd plaintiff. whd demands uf you that guu are inl-Atea tD uim m the sum 1f Eighty -ir. s-i.H dollars for meat sold and delivered to r.-l rf rH-- a-utejii instance and reqlest- Aud 1T rau flIl tp appear and answer said com r,I.iut as herein repaired, ihe plaintiff will take lU.l .l..rr alair-l yoI a- demanded and for the ru--- uf .hl- sult
 e-v-a urler my hand tAis Twentieth day Of T1.g. A D. l,-L W.J. OSBORN.
 CrIv-g X AR11I. A .ty-. for Pld. iy.2Wit
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

Itis reported that Mir J. W. SchreIdel the recently appointed collector Of GUS. toms at Calabasas was stood up on the second night of his arrival there. NIT Schneider but recently came from the East, and considering the little tune h, has been here his ethical kn wledge Of the country has improved wonder fully, although he Is sad to be not over pleased with his success.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

In Sonoita valley last week, says the Calabasas Times, a small band of Ind lans was camping near some willows where the mosquitoes were very numer- ous. A squaw left her pappoose in the shade while she played Papago poker with her companions. The game was rather high, and became so interesting that she forgot her unfortunate offspring for several hours. When her attention was again directed to the child she dis covered that it had been almost eaten up by mosquitoes. They had collected on the little thing in guch numbers that its face and arms We. completely raw from their attacks. Sc many had bitten the baby that 1t died next day from the effects of the poison.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
Capp Uuacluca.

Fort Huachuca is beIng built up rap- idly for an eight company post, under the direction of Captain D. Maiden, commanding the post. and Captain F. B. Hubbard, Assistant QuaFtermaster, U. $. A. \ more beautiful location, with natural facilities, cannot be found in Arizona, and as 1t Is cl SC to the border. and accessible by rail, troops can be used at moments notice and sent in any direction.
 Some enterprising hotel man of Tue son ought to visit the post with a view to establishing a summer resort. The climate is delightful. the water pure and fresh from mountain springs, the scenery is grand, the oak groves with fine roads through and around them. all combine to make 1t a lovely spot for Tucson people and others throughout the Territory to spend the heated term, instead of gong tO California or East ern watering places. Let some one move in the matter. Huachuca is only five hours ride by rail from Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

Wm. Kane, Of Kane and Company returned from making circle of the southern country this morning. He confirms all reports relative to Calaba- sas rufiianism and says that had he not fortunately fallen in with Under Sheriff Ward, from Tucson, in whose company he travelled. he would not have dared to have made the jurney he did. The standing up" of men Tn Calabasas ls of common, occurrence the last known victim losing one hundred and forty dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

Judge W. H. Stillwell is in San Fran cisco and at present residing in the Pal ace Hotel. He has done much visiting and now feels ready to return to his post of duty in Arizona, and will be here in time for the opening term of the next court. The Judge has won an enviable reputation, and his many friends will be pleased to welcome his return.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
"H. HAINER, St. Louis, Mo.

The rat was a dead rat and 1T at, that, a drawned rat. It is true that the water was little strong, but then it was qualities The young clerk in Recorder DrIke's office, grew taller and other young gentleman occupying a front room of the same building broadened out his apollo ike proportions, but as the water uearei the bottom and the rats tail made it's appearance on top they felt a little sick and wished the water Ell back in the ola.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
Weather Statistics.

SAN FRANCIsco, July IS, lSS2. EDITOR ARIZONA CITIZEN: l send you for reference the following hot weather statistics. The thermometer was hang ing six inches from the wall of the build ing and in the same place for the three years that I give the record. It was on the west side of Meyer street.
 A. B. SAMPSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

sumption, Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Jaundicc Insanity, etc. Excesses, ncn-us6, Abuse, Inherit ed Weakness. Malnututi0n. Spinal and crrcbra complaints bring on the above fatal diseases Debility and seminal weakness "bstruct tho am pOrtaut and necessary acts of ufo and tl-lr Hr toymcuts. Cures Guaranteed Disaa-es of ca. genitO urinary OrEun-, kidneys, liver and h.st der a specially. The many complaints and l.s eases Of women speedily curs.., consultation t. office OF by letter free aui confidential
 RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can arrange pay uents in the same manner as -1ty wuuid eaI ploy their family physician
 STRICTEST SECRECY MAINTAINED Call or address DR. LItBIG co. So. tt Geary srreet, corner Mt-Un- San Fr,tuclac7, Gal prrvatf frqurn 4iG Mason -f rect.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Dr. L. C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment, a specific for Hysteria. Dizziness. ColyIlsl1u- Nervous Headache Mental Depression, Io-- ui Memory, SpermatOrrhoea- Imp1tency, iuvoluu tary Emissions. premature old age, caused b1 over-exertiOn. salf-thuSe or over lndui-eurr which leads to misery. decay and desttH On. box will euro recent Cases. Each box cT--lll- one months treatment, Sl box. SIX huSea Co 8. United States com; sent by Uall prepIii ot receipt of prICc. We warautee SIX boxes wl- cure ans case. With each or,.ar received by g for six boxes accompanied with flve dollar. wt will send the purchaser our written guarantee C return the money If the treatment does uut etlcC a cure. Guarantees Issued ouiy by
 J. r. IOkB A. successor tp t'. U. lleyeT. Nu
 Z3 Congress street. Tucson.
 Wholesale and hetail Dru--.sr. u-l.-s b mail at regular prices. -1l5-iyddN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
The Tucson Opera House Compa

The Tucson Opera House Company have purchased site for their proposed new building at the head Of Congress street near its intersection with Sixth avenue at which place Congress street terminates. The grounds purchased were formerly owned by W. c. Davis and have frontage on Sixth avenue or ninety feet by depth of one hundred and eighty four feet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

B. F. Bivens. Esq, Judge Baker and Professor Barnhart arrived from Phlla- delphia last evening. Judge Baker lF president of the Gunsjght Consolidated Mining Company. They expect to leavs for the Myers district on Monday next.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
r.-. r,t,.n.rr-.- r-..,----. r--.,-. '.

Dss. BfNTIE'S Kidney Remedy NePh- reticuuI. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints. GGuorrhaca. tiieet. Leucorrh1a- For sale by all CrugEists. Si bottle. SIX bottles fer s.
 Dfs. VI ISrIE'ss f'andelion Pills are the best and casapest Dyspepsta and Bilious cure in the market. For sale by all druggists. ield&v
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

Mr. Ramon Garay, the Custom House officer at No-alcs in Sonora, left for home to-day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

Fireworks Of tle Copper Queen Min ing Company, in CochIse county have been appraised at Si0Ol1. The Flora Morrison works at S30,U00 and the old and uew works of the Consolidated Con- teutiou at 9-.W1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

Ycw To-DaB.

EDDEEE-IH rae-.r. Tu'r 1-. 3--2 neil. il- iau. Ialrr.arui Nr. ui Hrs- c. %. Hooker. aged pear and .u au-t-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
The Helvetia mn in the Santa Mn

The Helvetia mine in the Santa kItas is reported to be open ng out beyond expectations. The shaft which the com pany propose to sink Co the depth oi hundred feet, is eight by twelve and all in ore. some of which ls very rich. \ mill test made of the ore returned uinety-three dollars to the ton. When the shaft now being sunk is down one hundred feet a tunnel will be run from t into the hill and another shaft sunk to make connection with 1t. Four men oul are now employed, but as room for oth men are made they will be put on.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

Massrs. Bayer d Schwarz are all hustle and preparation, getting ready for the approaching feast. l. is well that they have taken 1t in hand as there is no place iu or about Tucson so well fitted for it5 successful giving as in or about the park grounds. It was success fui il other years and this year under -heir management, 1t promises to be more so.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
DR. LlEBIG, +a9 9l5 sss31 s]tnsl.55 STs55T.

EONTINUES TO F..i-tI sue. ' sassfuily hg Homeopathy -y. cry form of Special ur CaIoui, Disease without mercury c. uauselus drug=. DIR. liEEit ! INVIGOENIDk I- 9 uIsiJy and permanent cure for Samll1. Weakness. Nervous and PhYsica Debility. Lost Manhood. Vital Ez- hlUstion, and all Che terrible --- suits of abased nature. eyc-sses and youthful follies. Tho Doe for Wrll a.roe Iu vrI:io.. tu for feit -Latu for cas. t.at ie uu- dertikt- and fIliS Co ctr'. In. reason thousands cannot ret ,~u-ed of Seminal Weakness and the above .iIssases l, uW sug to c comp pIcafU1n called Prls-at1ri- he1. wlica requires a SueC.a. remedy. Dll BlD'> .N- NIGOKAlDE. No 9. is a SpoclGt cure for P-1stat0rihel. Eucc ol either Inv sortfur, ~I DOT bottle or 6 bottles SlO. Sent ru guy tl- dress securely coFere,. from ul- servation. Seminal Wcl1uass and PrOstatOrlhoa dram VitaA, from the body and cause uum-- Ous diseases that hGiiie OriIu-g medical treatment. IT aiioHe Co cOnunue. the unnatural lu-- affects ths vital organs, wiig. causes destroying diseases. Con
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

The first issue of the Graham County News, was received in the CITIzES office this morning. It is edited anc published by G. W. Barter late of th' Tucson Star. It is well filled with read ing matter and devoted to the interest of that section of the country and vii prove welcome exchange.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
Feast ofSan Augustine.

Preparations for the proper celebra ton of the feast of San Augustine which opens on the 21th of August coming have been made by Messrs. Bayer and Schwarz at Levin's Park. No measure will be left undone, or money spared by them to make the feast of this year ont of the most successful ever held in the town. The necessary booths will be put in place and the grounds laid out sui ticientlv large to accommodate all.
 Judge Alex Campbell, arrived 1T Tombstone yesterday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
SECRETARY IISco1s's ORDER.
JOIN WAsso%, Esq, |. $. SurYeyor-General,
 Tucson, Arizona

This action of the War Department Nill be received with satisfaction by the occupants of those lands and will give chem the assurance that they will be 1e secure in the possession of their im- pTovements and when the lands are opened to occupancy, as they dO1btless soon will be, they can secure q clear title to their property.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

Judge Siusou of I'Henix, this morning received the following telegram from Fort NicI1"eli: "Hudsou Sixsby, your man and tbe tT1 Meadows killed by Indians. Henry Meadows wounded in both arms. Information reliable"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

A flag pole taller than the big "Syca more of the Wabash" was raised at tho Arizona Lumber yard to day. It IS one stick of magnificent proportions and i' undoubtedly the finest pole ever raised within the corporate limits of Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
NnrIr

Taken ufi ig t..r i-g lH-si -uri. one -1rrsl mare about % ya..-- u..l. l-a1i.sl Cr on iert hip. The owner can have Ls anne by pruVur property and paying cLHr-1~
 is-sUiri B. \. BHASAVICH.
 American Flag. Jid Hat District. Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
REWARD.

GToLLE-ON -|Ai 3rh. FROM LAND | - 0Hae.- -u-a HHr11romari Cochise county. tr-a-a bond af =sldI. horses and eight mules Hrar l ".-H Il.r's shoe. a half moon con- r.aefs.i f- "a ii-- ur Ieft side mulcs branded on -haa.ia-.n a.--s- ol hip. A reg-ar5 of S5f Ui.- ls r... E.-r.r delivery of said property af our rra- per head 'or any ulrt os them
 - eaa-i -a- -ae tH--f, and S-oo fer any thief fiat may .- .- E-s hs found with stuck of our brand. LAND & EANES.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

-i1r. Aversion co Snci--y. Dimuess of Vision. Noises Iu tha Heai; the rl'al u1ii fsi5slng uii- n-serve'i lu rne urine and many other ousei--e- trgf lead Co insanity and death.
 Ds. INVITE vlI agree ,' for. -lf Five hun- tr-d Do.lar- for case of Ems and the V his'ti E-ztaraffvr lTr.i-r iIs special advice and -raaffufr-1 v-7It not eurc OF fog anything Impure or irfsrI0u- fIurE Iu Ic- DR. AlNIiE treats all prfvaf. Ul-el4.s sl -ce- tuliy without mer tir1 a-d advice irrlEdl1E analysis of urine. S- uf ps5e. of tr- sitai Restorative, s.O0 bot tI. or four times the quantity. Si0le: sent to ar. address 1IOu receipt of price or C. O. D.. --,-.ra sa5-i observatlou. and in private name If .Ia-I-el h- A. '. AiINIIE, 1i D.
 tt Ecaruy Street. San Francisco. Cal
 SIMPLE EOIILE FREE on application by letter --afiug syuutOms- sex and age. COmmu- ulratious strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

4 Ac.cr-- ia charge oE the financial part o' oIe O. oGg most prominent mlnes not @ te1IsauI mias from San Xavier de- camped Ilursjav morning, leaving the employees iu tls lsrcn for their wages besides borrowing about one thousand dollars from them. Cause, gambling and drunkenness The company is not Go be pitiel1s .ley had been warned of his acts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

A reporter of the Tombstone Inde- pendent has been told by gentleman of good standing, and who is well posted on affairs along the border, that he could count up one hundred rustlers who have turned up theIr toes to the daisies" since the first Of April one yea ago. This must be cOnsoling food for thought for those of the same class whl still live.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS,

Bill of sale-Wm Wilkerson to W R Ingram, the WIZ and SEl{ Of NEIL of section 20, and the SWlf of NWli of section 2l; consideration, S1.
 Power of attorney given by s W Park hurst to J P Zimmerman to sell certain mining properties in the Old Hat dis trict.
 Declaration Of Mrs E L Mckenzie to become sole trader to carry on business Tn Maricopa county with a stock of less than 5000 value.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
H r. Great English Remedy {,

k a never-failius e. --. ior NervOus DebI'
 ] xhgustei NItaLlfy Semmll Weakuo o--- Sperrnatorrhua. Los. MANHOOD. lmpot r cy, Paralysis, and a. che terrible effects u- self Abuse youthful follla-. and eEcefses 70 rntturer y.ars-sucl .s loss of Memory Las-i +4F4 Nocturnal Ems
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
Official Records.
LocATIoN NOTICES.


 American, Casa Grande district. Ju.e l5, E P Drew, Mrs E Drew.
 PalO Verde, Casa Grande district. June IA, Dick Bilderback, B Drew, D c Chilson.
 Gun, Quijotoa mountains, June 13, W II Thompson.
 l9, E Mcdonald, J 5 Wood, Wm. Miller Grey Eagle, Bunker Hill district, June 19, E Mcdonald, J s Wood.
 DEEDS.
 Abner Tibbetts, trustee, to Columbia Copper Company, May Sth, considera- tion Sl and 99,990 shares of stock to Columbia Copper Company, at S5 per share, the Bulldozer, Wonder and Wild Boar mines, Helvetia district. ClJulla Neugass to W A Scott, Jr lot f, block l73, Tucson, Sl.
 Oscar D. Mcclellan 70 Chas D Ken worthy and Benjamin P Wngley, Me Clellan mine No. ?, Myers district, 5000 Oscar W. Streeter, ] Sylvie Durand and Elizabeth White to the Salero Nm ing Company the Hard Scrabble, Red Cloud, Miners Lode, Emma, Salero, Salero King, Happy Thought, Sergeant Slip, Outlaw, Moffat, Lost, Last Resort, Ophir, Pearl, Lucky, Eureka or Juno. Helen, Lucifer, Pinafore, What Not. Rnmeo. Quick Return, Hoodoo and the Wide West or Venus mines TyndaU district, S10,000,0OO.
 Andrew H H Dawson, Lucy A Daw- son, his wife, to Elizabeth White, the following mines, Venus, Hard Scrabble, | Quick Return. Red Cloud, Miners Lode, | Emma, Salero King, Happy Thought, | Sergeant, Slip, Outlaw, Moffat, Lost. | Last Resort, Ophir, Pearl, Lucky, l Eureka, Pinafore, Hoodoo, Salero, l Romeo, What Not, Juno, Helen, Lucifer | and Wide West, Tyndall district, | S15,000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
ESTRAY.

TAKEN UP-TWO ANIMAIS-A WHITE ! mare. four y-ar- old branded \ on left lir. a hay mare, branded on Jeff shoulder; both ziddir mHrSed and broke to saddle.
 \. LICK rr..-Tr Mountain Suriuaf Pima t's-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23

County Recorders Oaico. Tucson. t,.41lia July v. !os1 CHARLES E. tt.1t-t. ] iyl- NIaw County iaeor.er.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-03-02
e a II RR,I A. G. .IS E l.f A x. EI EI,1Es Ia

Wagons and MAI nany r Repair
ed on short notice Plans and
for II 3 III e,f all Kinds
shed on III eattio All
work done ID good style and at
reasonable rates.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-03-02

# Plano TWine Binders, .lli ers ant lII otse
R''alses, Red Wing Wagons f:4trand IsfT ouf
and Mnitor Fcws;; NJ Isrsii ii
City ssedsrs Spring Tooth Tooth ana ra,jo
Harrows, .55 RI II 55s3 s. 1yr X.
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e ERiI, Ii, Il Az 80 .Eta rs
SPECIAL s0TICEs

All psrsons III ESP ssINet on the lands Of
tho ST. PA NJ ssyE.hPO OLIs AID Ma NJ
ToBA RAIL WAY co Mp 4 n H cutting Or
removing any Of the I'M BER Ethereorl will be ba
'aroseeutee,to to the full extent of the Law. Any
partiss desiring to 1alrR CHI AAsE ]. q THIMBER
LOTS. ..of the company can make their s applic;a-
sioas direct 70
JAMES B. POW ER,
Lsnd Commissioner St, 2 y. and n. Ry.
st, Paul, NJ mn, n Nor. Is, 1881. MA
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-03-02

The State q Minnesota to the above naHed
defendant. @ 55 # 81 @
You are hereby umrnoIed and required to
answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff IN the
above entitled action which Is hereto annexed
and and herewith served npon yon, and to serve a
copy Of Jour answer to tbs said complaint on
the snhacrfber at his office in nj ddlc River, in
SAID County, within thirty dats after the SER
vice Of this ssulnnacns u pom YOU, exclusive of
the day OF such serviee, ana ii you fail to ans
wer the said complaint within The time afore-
said, the Plaintiff Id this action will apply to
the C0urtior the relief therein demanded.
n Dated Jan. 2Oth, 1882.
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II s. I.AN OFFICE at e,rookston. Misn.

-H p LAND 7UFIEICE at IrO0kst0ll, Mi9si. I,
IL JAM Goth, 1852 HI s$Sss
\ Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that saia proof VIII be inade before Clerk Of
1852, viz: Swan Peterson, d = No. 4o4T, Tor the
s u, Sec. Is, T. 1856 Rs4 80 He names the fol-
lowing Witnesses TO prove his continuous resi- 2
nee upon. and elslti Of said land viz:
Peter els 8sssl. AIRED VI ;ailn and
ollnsa All ot River, Marshall
CO., MINI. IL #4fI 35.i s nm" '#
9-l3 JOHN GROMB, Register. ~
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\; s. ia Nd oFFfIGE GEs crookstonl, MINI,

Complaint having been entered at this Once
by john IL, Cook against John w, mckinney
tra. a.entry No. 162o, dated June IL. 1880 upon
tie N. ". "a sec.4, f.. .1B6, Is, i7, in Marshall
County, Mimi. with a view to the cancellation
Of said entry; contestant alleging that the said
john w. Mckinney has never broke or caused
50 be broken the amount Of land required BIZ
law, or any part thereof, and did not break S
hereby summoned To appear at this Office on the
18th day CT May, 1892, at 10 o'clock, q. NJ, to re
spond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. . IN Ia
,l3 r. g. sLETrEE, Receiver
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t 4. LANE, oisn ICE 1T crools tor. alrinn

LAND 81 OFFICE at Crookston, Mimi, ],
III. Feb. %, 1882. y ,4.gs$ A 5$s 8J
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ina;snaned settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support q
claim, and that said proof viii be made Defo te
Clerk Of Dist Court Of Marshall Co.. at Warren
Minll on AnrIli 1882, VIZ. ~ Ohm Nelson, I'D. ADD
No 1902 for tie n i. v % o. 155, r. 46. He
names the following witnesses rs prove Ills
continuous denc and c,tltyation ofsad
land. VI II: tfSsoi5e 1ieGeea Michael Leonard
Michael FessIey, Fred Tripp, al of Warren,
N al.sliali Ce., MINI. VI s} 81
a. @ JoHN GlsoskIs, Register 3
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csKUNoEK EEksEcTORY.

M. Il. CHURCH, Il " Rev. "a. E. FLINT, Pas
Tor. RcgularSeryiees every Sabbath, at IL,
s. NJ. and q p. Nc. . aabbatll selEooI at 1a, NJ.