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District Government Affairs.

The work OF erecting the new police station on
18th street, between c and ID streets northwest is
progressing Well, the brickwork having been CON-
pleted Saturday. The work On the station-houSes
In the first and second precincts is not so far ad
vanced.
Chief Engineer Cronin, OF the fire department.,
returned from the flremen'S convention at Cincin-
natl last night He states that this has been the
most successful convention OF the kind ever held
In the United States. The exhibitions Of engines
and nremen's paraphernalia generally was the
best ever seen anywhere. To-day Chief Cronin Is
showing the veteran chief Of the st. Louis fire de-
partment, II. Clay Sexton, about this city. He
has been here several days, and is guest OF Chief
CrOn1n
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The Marquis Of LOrne and tho
Princess.
rHRF sTs TO BLOW THEM LIP WITH A roRprno

THREATS TO BLOW THEM UP WITH TORPEDO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sent. lS.--A short time before
the war sloop Comus sailed for Victoria with the
Marquis or LOrne, the Princess and suite the cap
tain or tie vessel received an anonS nous noto
containing the statement that the sloop woG,,d p0
blown up by a torpedo soon as the vice regal
party stepped on board. The captain was much
frightened. and appealed at once TO Captain
hooper, or the revenue cutter Richard Rush. The
latter, accompanied by squad or marines, made
a most thorough Inspection OF the Comus, but
found nothing whatever suspicious on board. The
revenue cutter, however, accompanied the sloop
some distance out to sea and saw the vice regal
party safely of,
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General Cable NexvS.

THE STATE OF SIEGE IN ST. PETERSBURG.
LONDON, Sept 1S-A dispatch TO the Times from
ST Petersburg says the allotted term OF a year
for the maintenance or the minor state OF Siege in
ST Petersburg and few other towns expired ON
the 10th instant
The vedo,aosf hears that IL win be prolonged
another year.
AN IRISH WOMAN SHOT BY A PROCESS SERVER
LONDONDERRY, Sept. ls.--A woman has been
shot Dy process server near Ghenties, County
Done2al, While resisting the seizure OF her cattle,
The process server has been arrested.
DEATH OF THE DOMESTIC CHAPLAIN TO THE QUE1K.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-TLe Hon. Gerald valeffan
wellesley, dean OF Windsor and domestic chaplain
to the queen, is dead.
WON'T JOIN THE STRIKE
The miners OF Rhonda valley have refused =
Join the movement for q general strike.
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The Corn Crop i'm the NOrthyvcst.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 1s.-Special dispatches re.
port that the corn crop In every direction has been
wonderfully Improved by the past two weeks or
nne weather. In southern Illinois lt Is believed
the crop will be safe from frost by close this
week. The crop will be a iul three-quarters aver.
age. In Iowa IL Is thought the yield Will be the
largest and best ever known In the state. The
corn has hardened and Is fast getting away from
danger by frost The hot weather which still
holds In Nebraska and parts or Kansas has done
no harm, the crop being SO forward as not to be
affected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-18

AT SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IA holders of the SOVEREIGNS' COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION. held Septem S.h, 1882. it was
unanimously voted to c.ose the Store 1923 9Th street
northwest am authorized to sell the remaining Stock
anu fIxtures, consisting in part of general assort
nent Of Groceries Scales Ice Chest Safe Letter Press
Snow Case Horse, Wagon AMI Harness, Shelving, Or
gan aud the Furniture of the halls above the store
Ihe above nj st be closed ont fore the 3O;h inst mt
Inc ca contract has been extended to September 30h
Inc fustees VIII Keep the system of Trade Tickets
and Contracts. JAIfFS A. EDG Ar
s16-3t Secretary and Nsnauer
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A PerilOus VOyare.

PORT TOWNSEND, w. T., Sept 1s.-The ship Bull
lion, with railroad iron, from Philadelphia. arrived
yesterday. On the 18th inst, In lat Ia 40 north
long. lll4l west, she encountered a terrific gale.
which carried away portion OF her rigging She
shipped several heavy seas and narrowly escaped
tounderlng. The wreck was cleared away, and
the vessel managed TO reach Cape Flattery, when
sne was towed In. One seaman fell from the rig.
glng and was instantly killed
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Collision Of Freight Trafns,

81. LouIs, Sept l6.-Two freight trains collide0
In tunnel three miles west OF kirkwood, on tto
Missouri Paciflc railroad, Saturday. wreck1ne
both trains and slightly injuring q couple OF 10
crew. The cars took fire and at last accOuulD
were burning furtously inside the tunnel mO
engine was sent from here last night 70 subdu1
the flames. The loss Is not known, but tt w11
amount TO several thousand dollark
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WATERBURY,, CONN.,, Sept IR-Rev. LawFonOD
Walsh, treasurer OF the Irish National LaS1
League, will tomorrow cable 70 Treasurer 1go0
at Paris q check for $4,000, covering C0ntc0p
tOns from Nay to date. Rathe9 Walsh has ~
formation that Messra Redmond and eext0ob
members OF parliament, are coming 20 Am01ee
carly In Oct3ber 70 speak In the inteCoooD q -
hand league.
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have associated with me in business my son.
conducted under the firm Of B. H. STINEMETZ
son.
Returning thanks for past fayors. we eolicit con-
tnnance of pstronaTe. and invite an inspecon Of
well selected stock Of Gent eneas, Youths snd Chill.
dren's HATS. Latest Patterns. New Colors.
B. II. STINEMETZ SON.
s16-St 1887 PennsSlssn avenue.
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While three boys were rowing on the Schuylkin
river at Reading, Pa, last evening. some threw
overheard lighted cigar. The water was thickly
boys were almost Instantly enveloped In names
ana jumped overheard They escaped drowning.
but were severely burned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-18

Mayor Green OF Boston has deputed Godfrey
Morse, OF the common council, to invite President
Arthur 70 visit Boston Governor Long has dis
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, sept lS-Ine conductor g
the western express on the Boston and Albany
railroad, telegraphs that about mile from RocoS
dale rail placed across the track was struck by
the nange OF the engine wheels and the enRtn0
and train, except the sleeper, were thrown Down
bank and the track was badly blOckaded. To
engineer, fireman and q brakeman were severe1Y
injured. No others are reported to be injured.
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oAmIETrA, IN EGYPT, STILL HOLDS OUT.
THE MARQUIS OF LORNE
THREATENED.
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
LATEST TALK ABOUT THE CONVENTIONS
The New York pcpub,,cau couv,,,,..

Inc new hork HcpubttCau Convention
THE STRENGTH OF CANDIDATES
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
SARATOGA, Sept ls.-Qulte a number OF politf.
clans and delegates are already here for Wednss-
days convention, and the states OF the various
candidates have been added up. Gov. CornelIa
friends stl claim that he Will 30 into the conven-
uon with plurality and place it al PA Secretary
Folger is credited with l52, and Congressman
NadSworth with g. There remain but OF tao
l2s assembly districts 10 elect delegates: so tho
estimates OF Instructed or pleged delegates ara
correctly approNimated
tBy Associated Press
SARATOGA, NY, Sept lS-Although the republS.
can state convention Is 10 meet here within the
next forty-eight hours the number OF delegates in
town Is unprecedentedly small The morning
train brought about a dozen only. The ouietnesS
OF the campaign here is commented on on all sidFE
ana the delegates, with the exception OF a ff.W
leaders, are very guarded In their expressions con.
cernlng the probable nominee for governor Mona
or the candidates have yet opened their headQuar.
ters, but the Cornell men VIII fling out their ban
ner at the Grand Union hotel this evening Tne
folger men VIII be ready 10 contest the cround
with their opponents tomorrow from the tinted
states hotel The champions OF Wadsworth viii
locate at the Congress Hail. where also the state
committee Will hold its meetings. The headauar.
ters OF The other candidates are not announced.
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Strike Of piano Maskeru.

HUNTERS POINT n. Y, Sept 16-Four hundred
employees OF the Steinway piano works struck this
morning on account OF the unpopular1ty OF super
intendent Sumner. The men will not return -
work until he is discharged Should their d.
~ N MOI ver VI shont e MS ai b.
strike.
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BOSTON, Sept l8-The bark Arthur C. Wade, OF
Portland, Maine, from Cardenas, August 3lsI,
arrived ar this port this morning, and is now
lying quarantined, with yellow fever on board.
Capt. Sherman lost two Of his children. His wife
remains on board. Two seamen died during the
passage
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HOME, SWEET HOME. A PAMPHLET OF

IL 26 psges. sanitary Plumbing. issued for gra-
ntons ., 1 circnasioT gives valuable information 1t
is very concise, clear and sensible epitome OF
the general principles of plumbing and house drain
age" w. Paul Gerhard, civil and sanitary engi-
neer Newport % t. r R. L. writes ~ wish to express my
have read it with interest and tlnk you give it much
too modest title by calling 1t advertisement 1t
advice l wish. only. househoiders would carefully
read it and act accordingly"
Ask for i At stores317 9TH street. 1880 street.
Dupont Circle
iy11 HAYWARD b HUTCHINSON.
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CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Sept. 1S-A fire origi-
mating In and destroying the Central hotel burned
also two fine rows OF business buildings on either
side OF It. The total loss is over $4,000
ST. CHARLES, Ill, Sept. 16-The Cooperative
Creamery c0mpany's factory has been burned.
Loss 1900; insurance $4,000
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The Riflenaen Visftin9 West POfnt.

NEW YORK, Sept 1&-The members OF The
British and American rife teams went on an ex
cursion and sightseeing expedition to West Poin,
this morning on the steamer Hopkins. Quite q
number OF military men accompanied the party.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $3.50, ,4s2. %; customs, $6l3,g71.
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FAIRS, FESTIVALS. &c.
PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, &C.

THE DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN WILL CON
\ TINUE THEIR TUESDAY EVENING EXCUR.
SIONS on the Steamer Mary Washington during Sep.
tember
Boat will leave at $50; return at IL pm.
Brass and String Music.
Gentemes tickets so cents be had at tho boat of
the committee; ladies and children free. sl5-3t
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SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SCHOOL BOOKS
With Covers and Botters Free, at
ROBERTS BOOKSTORE,
1910 Seventh street,
AbovN New ork avenue northwest.
N. B.-BARGAINS l., STATIONERY. s9-1m
SCHOOL BOOKS
~ For every grade of
Public and Irivate Schools,
AND SCHOOL STATIONERY,
At Lowest Prices, wholesale and retail
G. G. PURSELL,
s9-1m 400 9th street northwest.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption. S297, 900.
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THERE IS REASON TO BELIEVE that the gov
ernment has come into possession of new and
valuable evidence within two or three days, In
the star route cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-18

SECRETARY TELLER has decided that the Indian
police may be furnished with revolvers for the
better enforcement Of their Official authority but
that the custom of supplying them with the best
improved breech-lOading r.fes will be dlscon-
tinued. No rifles and no liked ammunition for
breechoaders VIII hereafter be placed in the hands
OF any Indians by the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-18

PERsoNAI--Gen. Candy, late q. s. minister to
Honolulu, will. after visiting his old home in Co
lumbus, Ohio, return to California, where he will
reside permanently.-Rev. DR.. Forrest and wife,
VINO were at Sharon Springs lately, have gone to
weeks. E. Wilkins, of Washing ton, was q
passenger by the overland train to arrive in San
Francisco last M0nday.-Mr. I. w. SOmerS has
returned from Europe.-Mr. C. p. Ramsdell,
brother OF Mr.. H. J. Ramsdell, OF this city. who
was SO severely injured some time ego at his resi-
dence In Chesterfield county, Va, died there on
Saturday-Dr. Richey has returned to the city
from MS summer vacation.--M Andrew C. Raw
!ngs. who has been north for some time, is at
HaM!ton, va, Tor a stay OF tive weeks-Mr A.
afternoon from Baltimore for Boston, to be absent
several weeks, and Will make atour OF the north
ern cltes-Justtce Stanley Matthews left here
TINS morning In the limited express train, bound
westWard-Mr: J. W. Botelcr arrived home this
morning m rniT from Europe--Mrs:N n. " FITZGERALD:
1Ss6 10th street, returned from Europe on Satur-
DAY, after an absence OF four months.
OF wills RamSdell has reJurned from his vacation,
and LETT last night to attend the funeral OF his
Va:-Gen. A.J. Alexander G. n. Custer, U. s. A..
and J. K Stanton, U. s. n, ore at the Eobitt
at the Riggs-Gen. Cutter ana family, of Wash
ington, were registered as the New York Herald
once ON; II, II Parts yesterday Admiral Almy
New New Yo.k:---secretary FoIger has returned to
New York from Geneva.-Tsu Shau Pang, secre-
tary OF the Chinese embassy. Is In New York
Mayor L0ckward, chief clerk OF the Interior de
o ns Safes ns' nsm
attorney for the state OF Mndsota, IS In the city
ner Of 18th and X streetA
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to The Star

WHAT WILL Be DONE WITH ARAB?
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IT Is STATED at the Treasury department to-day
that the published reports to the effect that q
large number of colored employees of that depart
ment have recently been promoted are untrue 1t is
stated that during the past three weeks there has
been but one appointment and one promotion
among that class of employees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r~ THE FEDERATION OF LABOR WILL
t~S meet at Cosmopolitan Hall. Of 9th and
streets. TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock. and all
Delegates requested to attend. It,
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt Theodore Schwan, 18th
Infantry, has been relieved from duty at David's
Island, NY. H.; also, as member of the court mar
tial at that point and ordered to join his compa-
ny in department Of Missouri; First Lieut. G. X
McGunnegle, 18th infantry, granted leave of aD-
sence set ior SIX months; First Lieut. Theo Smith,
six months; superintendent general recruiting
service has been ordered forward 100 recruits to
Fort Smelling for assignment as follows: 30 to the
Sd Infantry 30 to Cos. A. D. E, G and l, 7th infant
ry, ana 40 to the 18th infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-18

REoRGANIZING THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE
Assistant superintendent Jameson and Chief
Clerk Summerfield, of the railway mail service,
have been busily engaged for over month In the
work of redesignating and recognizing the en-
ployes OF that branch OF the postal service In
&C accordance with special act Of Congress passed
the last session. All of the employees, about $500
gers railway postal clerks, road agents, and local
agents, have been redesignated as railway postal
clerks and divided into four grades, with salaries
ranging from s720 to 81 1,4Oe per annum. In many
cases the redesgnatton resulted in a decrease Of
salary, but the general average shows an increase
OF salary paid to employees
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A PRIVATE TELEGRAM received in this city to
day states that the republican convention OF the
county OF Livingston, New York, held on Satur-
day, endorsed the administration OF President Ar
thur, and unanimously approved OF the nOmina-
tiOn OF WadSwOrth for governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-18

THE NOMINATION OF Capt. Samuel g. Fairchild
to fill the vacancy In the New York board of
steamboat inspectors, caused by the resignation of
Capt. Austin Jayne, has been received at the
Treasury department from Collector Robertson
and by direction ok;secretary Folger has been
mont, who is now at Albany, n Y When the
nomination receives the endorsement Of that
officer it will be laid before the Secretary for his
action,
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The CoRCoRAN GALLERY OF ART is having quite
an ovation from the magazines just now. The
Century for october is to have quite profusely
illustrated article on the Gallery and It's contents
and the september number of the Magazine Of Art,
(publishei by Cassel, Peter, Galp1n & Co., Lon
don,) just out, has for It's frontispiece remarka
Diy Well executed full-page wood engraving OF
Boughtons IIeir Presumptive," one OF the favorite
paintings OF the collection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-18

HUSBANDS BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-Robert H.
Booker today filed bill for divorce from Rebecca
Booker. He states that her maiden name was
Wheeler; that they were married ia Alexandria In
August, 1876, by Rev. Mr.. johnson, and came to
this city, where he obtained position under the
government, she refusing to assume marriage re-
latfonS with him till he obtained work, and In
three weeks, he having failed to obtain employ
ment, she ceased to speak to him, acting as
stranger toward him till September, ls77, when
she finally deserted him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-18

MIR. HENRY GEORGE has written letter to Pres
1dent Arthur detailing the circumstances of his
two periods OF imprisonment in Ireland, when no
cause OF detention existed crcould be found by the
magistrate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-18

THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR is subjected
to a deal of annoyance through the persistent
personal efforts Of those seeking places in the
Pension Office. Over fifty were in the halls OF the
Interior department to-day seeking an interview
with Secretary Teller In but few instances does be
grant an interview to of1lce-seekerS.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15

All the goods belonging to the ahcve firm have been purchased by the undersigned and placed on sale at the cigar store of John Moss. Florence They will be sold at either retail CT wholesale, at reduced prices. Mr. Moss is also authorized to collsct the firm accounts which have been lett in lis charge.
 ll3t WM. J. O'CoSNoR
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15
Board of Supervisors.
IContinued from last week.

THURSDAY, July 6, 1882. The following jurors certificate were allowed and ordered paid out of General Fund:
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15
NStEco Of EuarGsian's Sale (
 Real Estate.


 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of the county of Pinai, Territory of Arizona, made on the 17th day of April A. D. 1882, in the matter of the estate and guardianship of Peter Shaf fell. an insane person, the undersigned, the guardian Of the estate ot said ward, will sell Ut private sale, to the highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States of America, and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on or after Saturday. the 1st day of July, A. D. 1882, all the right, title, interest and estate of said Peter Shaffell ill and to all those certain mines, mining claims and interests in mining locations, bounded and described as follows, to-wt:
 An undivided one-half interest in that cer- tain mine situated in the Halstead Mining Dis trict at Mineral Hill, Pinal county, A. T., about one mile south of cottonwoods, located March 2, 1880, and recorded March %, 18SG, Book i, page 106 Mining Records of Pinal county, known ss the Grand Prize; all undi- vidsd one half interest in the Boston mine, ct or near Mineral Hill, Halstead Mining Dis trict, Pinal county, A. T., located April 12, 1880, recorded April F, 1880, in Book 1, page 129 Mining Records of PinAl county; an un- divided one-Esslf interest in the Maggie May mine, situated same above. located April F, 1880, recorded June s, 1880, in Book 4, page 240, Mining Records of Pin@l county; an undivided one-haf interest in the Sucker mine, situated same as above, located January 22, 1880. re- corded March ,, 1880, in Book ], page 49, Min, ing Records of Piu2l county: an undivided one-quarter interest in the Montana mine, Halstead District, Pinal county, A. T., located March 4, 1880, recorded March 27, 1860, in Book 4, page 104, Pinal County Mining Rec ords; sn undivided one-half interest in the LoIo mine, located April F, 1880, recorded June 8, 1880, Book i, page 241, Mining Rec ords of P.nai county. II alstesd district county and Territory aforesaid; also sn un.iividei one half interest in the Nancy mine, same district; an undivided one-quarter interest i'll the Pon- tiac mine, situated same as above.
 Terms and conditions of safe; Cash in law ful money Of the United States of America; deeds at expense of purchaser. Bids CT offers for all or any part of said property may be made st any time after the first publication of this notice end before the making of tle sale All bids or offers must be in writing and lett at the office of H. B. Summers, attorney -st-1aw, st Florence, in said county and Territory, or delivered to the undersigned personally.
 M. l.. MORAN,
 Guardian Of the Estate Of Peter Shafeil.
 Dsted June 10, 1882. je10 2w
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FINAL COUNTY RECORDS
Furnished by JnO. 2. Dcyiac.
 County Recorder.

 For the week ending July +, 1882:
 MINING LOCATIONS. Western Union, Josephine and Blaine mines, Owl Heads district, J. Schoshusen. Poorman, Mineral creek, William Sho- enburg.
 Golden Star, Pioneer district, N. Zu- brod.
 DEEDS.
 c. M Gilmore, two houses and lots in Pinal to Pinal County Bank; S200. William Nesbitt to E. B. Jones, E4 of section %, Tp. S., Range 10 E., and NW4 section 2S, Tp. f S., Range 10 E.; 5000.
 Michael Backmas ct als with Ada Mill and Mining Company.
 MILL-sITES. South Empire mlll-site, Riverside, Jas Elder
 Ray City mill-site, Santa Catalinas, David McDonald.
 MORTGAGE. J. D. Reymert to W. S. Tolles, satis- faction.
 S. ?. Hall to Frank Atwood, mortgag- ing certain lot adjoining P A. Browns in Pinal; consideration, $500.
 POWER CT ATTORNEY. Harriet E. Leyan to William Allen General
 MISCELLANEOUS. Bill of Sale-W. D. Herrinetan and Amandy Harrington to George Scott. William II. Nichols to Wnliam ". Nichols, assigning 1l-20 undivided inter- est in certain bond executed by E. E. Chilson ct al. on the E Pluribus mine, Casa Grande district; consideration, S5, 900. ". H. Nichols to Henry NJ. Rogers, assigning certain interests in bond on Re ward mine to Henry M. Rogers ct al. i; consideration, $1O,000.
 William J. Nesbitt, declaration of abandonment to entry of the NW4 of section 2S, Tp. s. Of range 10 E. W. s. Tolles to ". A, Bolinger, revol- ing power of attorney heretofore given. Copper bottom mill-site, Mineral Creek district, by Shaw, Scofeld and Melrose. ". H. Lampker, notifying Charles Metzger that he has forfeited his interest in the St. Louis mining claim.