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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Notice of ! Orfeiture.

TUCsOS, Pr IA COUNTY AT
 February lj Is-i. ITO l.. D. LY ORD AND r.. BOLTON JR \ those who may claim under them each a1 undivided One-sIxth interest in the follow uE described property. You are hereby ulrtel that We have expended Four II udrod Dollar I labor and improvements upon the l0ra C. mi-- ing clam. located January 2i. le-i. Lofu A- Lucky Spring and tOpper Beauty miGe- 1cat-l iecembcr 6. lssl. COyOte-C Cabibi Mountains Pima county. Arizona. The sand amount benz Four Hundred Dollars for l5s3, m order to hold sald claims under the provisions of SecroG --t Revised Statutes of the United Statt-, beng ie amount required tO hold the same for thH g-i- ending December 3l, less. and that We Less cl-- trlhuted your portions thereof Therefore I within e1 days after service of this Eufir' o' publication you fail or refuse Co contribute y1r proportion of such expenditure as cc-uwTa-,. with the costs Of this publication. your iE,e--i- in said clam will become the property Of rs subscriber under sad Section l3-t iour r-1- portion of said expenditure IS sINty---z t.-.. dollars for the sid year 1883.
 EA. BARNARD.
 mhiW3m U. S. GLA-tUlL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
EOunIiupuTarV.

The La Colonla Mexicana," published in this city, and certainly a newsy paper, says of the CITIZEN as follows:
 THE CITIzEy.-This esteemed colleague appeared yesterday with its twenty-three columns well filed with interesting read ing matter and thirteen columns of ad- vertisements. It contains description of the Territory in general and more especially of Pima county and the city of Tucson. We earnestly congratulate the spirit and enterprise of the proprIe- tors of said journal, who have placed 1t to the highest standard, with the best q ally papers of tbe United States. It IS the most interesting and newsy daily paper south of San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TUCsOS. PI,iA COUNTY, AT !
 January r f.-L ITO HENRY l.. HERZINGER. OF IHDSE 4 who may claim under him an undlvi.l cue- fourth of the following described pruI-rtg. lou are hereby notified that J have eNHeud-. 0la hundred dollars in labor and improvement ulun the Continuation mining claim SIcrsIta u0--- tains. Pima county. Auzoua. teIug the same property located May D. i--l. hg Leonardo Sas- ucta, and recorded in the P,ml County Hscurl- CTS office, book of mining clulms J, page 46l. in order Co hold sand cham under the provisions of Section 2s2f. f- v5sed Starutes of tho United States. bslu- t.s amount required Co hold the same for the year ending December ST. l.s5, and that J myself haze contributed your portion thereof. Therefore. f within 20 days after service of thi- notice ty publication you fail or refU. e Co contribute your proportion of such expenditures as cf-owgsr. your interest m said clam will become tir r-rq- erty of the subscriber. under said Sec-rl -.-L Your proportion of sad expendtur, IS Twenty five Dollar.
 ia1zW3n GEO. F. MEEK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
1 New lee Factory.

Just west of the round house during the last few weeks there has been neat brick house for the newice factory erected. The house IS 4Ox6O feet, and one story, and iron-roofed. A fine office ls m the northwest corner. The siding IS siter- nate pieces of red and white olne. There IS 8 porch on the west side or me house where ice can be packed Tor shipping. The work of putting n the machinery will be commenced tomorrow under the supervision of c. \. Fitch. G. ". Van Hovenbugh is the manager of the com pany.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TUCsON. PI1Ii CpUNTY. Al. !
 jauUar |. l,-L ( ITO CHARLE5 X. SHIRELL. OR IdU-E 4 who may claim under kln al undivided one sixth of the following described property Iu are hereby notified that l have eXpeuist ore hundred dollars in labor and improvement upa- the Montreal mining claim. S-ltI mining ..is- tlcr, Pima county ArizUf a. being rtc sane property located AusUst 6. 1879. by me .Dlli-. gCEnsOnl and recorded in Book } gae - Pima county. Record of Mines, in order -p hold sad claim under the provisions of Sec son -.3l Revised Statutes or the United States, heu-rts amount required to hold the sane for q - ve-- endlug December 3l. 1885, and that rly-cif have contributed your portion thereof. ilerefu-r l' within !J days after service of th,s uo.IJs 0i pubhca ion, you fall or refuse -o contribute your proportion of such eXpendItUre, a- ca- owner, with the costs of tdis uubIc cation your interest in said claiIl will become rts property of the subscriber under sad section Zi3i. Your proportion of sad eNpCul.tcr is sixteen and il-iUU dollars.
 jai2WSn DANIEL IgefN~CN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
4 TOMBSTONER,S TALK.
WHAT HE THINKS OF TUCsOS's PROS
 PECTS.

WHAT HE THINKS OF TUCsoS's PROS
 PECTs.
 A reporter yesterday met Colonel Her ring. one of the prominent Tombstone lawyers. The gentleman IS one of the most intelligent takers on AriZOna sub iects the reporter has had the pleasure of meeting for long time Space will not permit an extended display of hs remarks. but as a man experienced and cultured, he devoted some time to Arl- zona prospects. In the first place, he believed Tucson would remain, as it is, the metropolis of the Territory. With additional railroad facilities and Tomb stone possesses none-Tusson will be the central point of the Territory.
 The reporter also asked his opinion regarding the policy ~of putting more railroads north and south from this place. The Colonel believed 1t advisa- ble. He thought that by extending rapid transit north and south, as well as east and west, Tucson would become the metropolitan center of the southwest. This, the readers of the CITIZEN must remember. comes from a resident of Tombstone. the only rival of Tucson m Arizona interests.
 The Colonel also talked quite while regarding the opening of stock board here or in Tombstone. RecItIng several examples he hardly believed It feasible Large speculators are m the cities, vast exchanges of money are m monetary centres. The matter of mlnlng stocA speculation has reached a poInt, WAere it can only be carried on m the largest cities. where the greatest wealth Is ac- cumulated. There may be-he sald' stock board of Arizona mines, m 1uc- son, but it will be only an oiishoot or the San Francisco and New 1ork poards' They control the country Tn that respect'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Sheriff s Safe

DY VIRTUE OF an alias execution issued ID ont of the District Court of the First Judi cIal District of the Territory of Arizona, m and for the County of Pima, on Judgment rendered in said Court on the 25th day of October 4. ID. lss2 ID favor of Thomas n. NOrwOOd and J. ". Sehiey, as executors of the estate of Wlillain Schlsy. and against the alta Mining and Smelt- ing Company for the sum If eighteen thousand two hundred seventy-sIx and Si-luO (Slo,Zl6 -J dOllzrs, | have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the Alta Mining and -meltlng Company, in and to the fOllOwlng de- -crlbed prorerty. to-vit: The l,G mine and the Alta mil site, sItratel iu ;he Har-haN mining diE- trlct. Tn Pima county, Territory of Arizona and designated re- pectlvely by the Surveyor General of ArIzOna as lots No, SS \ and S5 B., and pat euted to D. T. Harshaw, John Long and Michael Fagan. by United States patent, No. s63j, dated January 10th. lSS4. recorded in the Othce of the recorder Of Pima county Arizona territory, m book l7, of deeds of mines, pages 2i- to 22l, to Shich record reference IS made for fuller de Ono mine, located on the 18th day of Deceu Der, 1871, by D. T. Hsrshaw, John Long and Michael Pagan. and of which the lOcaUlOn notice IS re- corded in the office of the recorder Os Pima county, Arizona. iu book C. of records of mines, page l29. and to which record reference IS hsrby made for fuller description of sand Ohio mine. Asd noti co is hereby gwen that on Saturday the 10 o'clock a. u., and o'clock p. m-. in front of the Court House door in the City or Tucson. County of Pima. Territory of Arizona. will sell at public auction all ths right. tlrl9 and iu terest of said defendants Iu and to the above de- scribed property. t0 the highest and beet bidder for cash. legal currency. to satlsfy said exscu- ton.
 Dated. Tucson, March 18th. IsS4.
 R. II PAUL sheriff.
 By T. CORDS. Under SheriG. mchl5-td
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Notice of Forfeiture

OAC bLAyCo. PIs. CoUSIY.A.T
 Jauu1gy I .,.i ff'O CH 4RLES STURGEON sEp J4VfS 1 CorlIIN or those who nay clam u-E.-r-s-- each au undivided One-sIxth interest of t...r-- lowing described property, l,u are .-rlh.ra.s- fed that VIC have expended one huulra. do. s-s Tn labor and lmprO FeUeEt UpCn the Nj pasr4 rHndum inning claim. Gro 5iaaca Minilrt-. trlct, Pima county, Arizona, Iu o-,lar Co .0U sad claim under the provisions of Section 2sl Revised Statutes of the United States. benz the amount required to hold tla salas for The year ending December 3l. 1883. and that vva lsra contributed your portion thereof. Ihe-1for- f within % Gays after service of this E0..ea br publication, you fall or refuse tOc0utrioutay yog- proportion of such expeu ii.ure-, as cl-0r1er, your interests in said clam will become ths property of the subscrIbers, rEder said Ssctol Si2i. Your proportion of sad expcI. Illr,s s Sixteen and Gj-I0O Dollars each.
 NAT CRDCGME
 MARTIN MCNAMLEA
 JOHN LYLE,
 iatZW3m THOMAS W. TONkIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Notice for Publication
Pre-emption No. s7I

LAND OFFICE AT TUCs,S, ARIZONA. {
 February i5. 1884. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice Cf his intention tO make final proof m support of his claim. and that saId proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at the Land Ctile at Tucson on March 2. I534 EdwarJl R Weidnack. of Tue son, Arizona, for lot and Lis of NW1t and MEL of SNit Of Sec. iQ. Tp. IA \, k. II T.. and uames the following Gs his witnesses, viz. II. Hen dersuu, George smith, John Bruckner and Charles Schneider ali of Tucson. Arizona.
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS. Register. FIrst publication February 23. 1Ssi. 5tW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
The Minns Prletas Horror.

\ gentleman from Minas Prietas, ID Sonora, denies the truth of the tele- gram. that was given to the associated nrAss from Fl Psso, stating that great accident had befallen the miners there, result,ng in the death of many of the miners. There has been no accident happened at all, and everything IS nov ing along smoothly. This news will be heard gladly at Total Wreck, which place supplied the majority Of the iaboreTs of the mines.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE v creditors apdpersols having claims agaiu st Philip Hlnkie, deceased, to present them. with pIuper vOuch CTS. Co the undersigned. admmIs- trator Of saId estate of said deceased st his of- nee, No. 3l4 Congress street, up stairs, ip- Tue scn n, A. T., within four months after tAe first publication Of this notice.
 Tucson, A. T., February 23, 1881.
 II. BUEHMAN. Administrator of the Estate of Philip Hinkle, deceased. InhlW4t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
NiHIrc Ores.

It Is generally understood that Tue son is, so to sTeHk, 8 great center for smelling ores. That is. thlt within a radius Of seventy miles are @ large nun ber of mines which ore capable of furnishing a continual supply Of ore to a shelter which might oe established he.e. While the number Of mines. and tue quantity of ore they can furnish, IS not 10 be drub-ed, the recent reports
 f several mining experts, who have n de examinations for parties with view Of establishing a smelter here, grave doubts have arisen that the per cent G- of silica carried in all the ores and huxes IS SD great as to ender 9iiling proposition th- most feasible Ihls being the cI>e the pr2spec uf TGc son is the contrary of being a gloomy ore. The mines are here lt makes no difference wha: means are Used, whe her -melting ar miIliLg,so tae ends (bnliou) is reached. | is the bullion that is wanted. So put up a custom mill in Tucson, ush ard amal2amat3 tie ore. and tie bullion will b. produced all tLe same.
 The facs that in a few days there will be a mill running iu Tucson n Gy help matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE aT TUcsoy.

LAND OFFICE 3T TUCsoS. AGl. >'.
 fe5rulrg I-. l---- Notice is hereby given that che fo.iHE- -- named settler has filed notice 0i rls lni '-'- make final proof iu support uf tls cam. .-- that sad prooF will be made before tl. i-.- y. and Receiver at Tucson, Arizona. or 1i.--g- 1881. viz: Jose VI. Vasquez. of Iuc-g1 AI.-S=s' for the lot and Eli of sWi. and s" oi sr of Sec. :. Tp. 10 g, R. lt E, and names L ,- lowing as his witnesses. vIz.. Alsaei --i Micf gel Mckeuna, William B. Llvin--.- ' J. M Martinez all of Iuczon. Ariiai 2, ...-
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Hee r First publication February z.l,-t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Notice of Forfeiture.

TCCsOS. PI.IA CoTNTT, A. T.. 1
 February 6. IsS4. ITO R. GODFREY, NAT HCLBkOOK AHD I James HfIe. or those who ms claim unler them each an undivided One-slzth Interest in the fOllowing described property. You are hereby notified that have expended Two Hun drtd Dollars in labor and improvements upon the Richmond Hill mining claim, PataEoI ia Mi-ing District. Pima county. Arizona, located September 70 tS>1 and recorded In Book O. page 52i. The saiC amount being One Hundred Dol lars for eaci of The following years, tO-gIt.. 1882 and iSs3. in order to hold said claim under the provisions of Section 232i, Revised Statutes of the U -lteC States. belng the amount required to hold the same for the years uscInE December ST. 1882 and 1888 and that l myself have contrib uted your portions thereof. Therefore If within eO days after service of this notice of pubilca- tiou you fail or refuse to contribute your pro portion or such expenditures as CO-Owners, with the costs of this publication, your interests ln said claim will become the property of the sub scTiber under sad section 2324. Your prOpor- tion of said expenditure IS sIx-een and 67-lOO dollars for each of said years lSS-, and 1888.
 fsqW3m CLAIRB0ONE SMITH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
FOR SALE.

' OFFER FOR SALE AT 4 REASONABLE l figure the contents Of the St. Charles Restaurant. Enquire at the Premises for further information. MRS. ROUSSEAU. mrllm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22

The CITIZEN has received an Invlta- lion from Sheriff J. L. Ward, ot Tomb stone. to the hanging of Daniel Kelly Op1er W. Sample, Jas. Howard, DanleI D0wd and William Delaney, occurrlne March 2Sth, at 1 p. ID. The CITIzES will have a representative at the gloom! proceedings.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Sheriff Safe

BY VIRTUE OE AN EXECUTION ISSUED D oui of the Di-tris- lourt Of tee First Judi- ciai Blzt-.C O' the Territory of ArIzHua, in and for the county or Pima. and to .l e dlrec ed and deli vered. on judgment reu tered b. said Court on the 5th day of febr-ary, A. D. lS-i aganst g. E. Deisoug and in favor O. A. laZard. for he sum of Two Thousand Two Hundred and .hir- ty-iIvc and t-lOi Dollars, WitL interest on Si.l-J at the rate of Two per cent par month till paid. together wlth One Hundred SiZfy-elgnJ and 5j- l0J Dollars, ctsts sad disbursements at the date of said judgment. and acc-uIug costs. l have levied uJon all the foiiu~Ing descube5 prop cciy. to-git: The L-ttls So Ina Mining claim, located m Heiyetia Mining District, Pima county. ArIZouu Territory. the location uCrce us witch Is recorded m the office of the Record- er cot Pima county, ln BsDiy P Records of Mines ot Pima coUatl at Is-'' h1a, A.-9 tfe Arizg Ea mining claIrl. situated Iu suli hsisetIa Mining District the !1c'.tIrn roip0 "- iIch IS recufced iu che o,l.-e -i the EeoC.-s- pi Pima county. in Book r NecCrts Of Mines of Pima county, at page f'1- alec the Pima copper mlue. situated iu said Haivetia Mining Distinct, the location nl- tis If which is recorded m the office of the Re cotLer of Pima cDuuty ln BO k P, iecOrls of
 sIue~ o5 PlIIa cuUuty. Gt Tac7as bsS and tSt, and
 eiereuce ts lcr-ty male To sal records Tor a Us-, rartlcu a- description; also the CubrcZa iO.. m ttlabI siInIr Distinct, CouT e of PI.Ia. Territory of AuzGna, designated by the Surveyor General as lot No. 4l, the cateuj to which is re- corded in the OelCe of the Recorder of Pima county in Book II Records of Deeds of Mines of Pima county. at pages 2u9, 2iO. 2Il. 2l2 and Zl3. end reference IS hereby made Co said record for a more part lctLar description thereof.
 And notice k hereby gisen that on SaturGays the list day cf Aiarch, 4. D. 1ssi between the hoirs of i0 o'clOc< a. m. and o'clock D. ul.. iu front O. The Courthouse lOor. iu the city of Tue son. county Uf lima, Territory of Arizona, | Will sell all the right, title and interest of <. R. De Long in and Co t'.c above descrIb-nt property ct public luction to The highest and bf5t bidder for cash in gal currency, or SD much thereof as wll' satisfy sad execution and all costs.
 fsgtdE t. ' PAUL. Sheud.
 The above sIia l. hereby postponed until Sat urtisy. March 70. ls5i. Et the same hour snd place. R. II. PAUL, Sheriff.
 Ll.-nI -.-ns- IL ll-r.l- L ls.l-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
W. V. HAYWARD,
 arI'L,c.nn GitiE.n-

While we thank Our neighbors ID Tue son for their ki1diy offers of assistance, We still think we can pull through un- aided X great deal of suffering and Restitution will undoubtedly prevail, but We shall try to enddre and relieve 1t without aid from abroad. We, in be- half of the community, are grateful For the spirit of kindinees even though we should not need its substantial benevol' arCp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22

". E. Livingston has resigned his position as reporter sfoT the CITIZEN ID order to give biH constant attention to the cultivation ot his ranch. about twelve miles south of Tucson. MT Living ston is a good writer and hard worker, and the CITIZEN wishes him success in whatever business he engages in.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22

The recent interviews of prominent live stock men published in the CITIZEN have given that business a tremendous boom. Every spring in the country has suddenly acquired certain value Some stockmen want the CITIZEN to let up, snd others want 1t to keep Up its lick. Can't please both sides. See!
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22

The present weather IS dellghuul, s warm and sunshiny. The mesas eSI are blooming with wild flowers. I9lnk ol this, ye snow and sleet bound couh- tries.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22

THE DAILY AND WEEKLY ABIZON,4, \, .-f SFi < \ FEN is kept on file at k. O, l5 '-c, cor. Age cy 65A Merchants Exchange' VIZ, 5sr raot For advertising can be made. ioI. .l.--5.f !. Eranci-cO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
| Deed af Charity,

Last Saturday pr. ". N. Lewis, medi- cal examiner of the Travellers Insurance Company, of Hartford. and Chas. E.
 Meyer, manager of the Schliiz Milwau kgs Beer Co.,, gave an order on J. II. Wilkins for two hundred and fifty rations for three days. to be issued tO the delayed emigrants at the depOs. Some of the emigrants had been kept over week by the washOuts, and tLeis scanty allowance had run short. On hearing the rumor that some of them were suffering for lack of foO6, DT. Lewis and NIT. Meyer sent man around through the cars to find cut how many were actually ip need. 4 majority refused to make known at first their condition, but finding it was that or starvation they accept the prof fered kindness. Names were taken, and an order given on MT. Wilkins, who quickly supplied them with all the food necessary.
 The railroad company on Sunday t=le- graphed from their headquarters at San Franci-co for w. ". Tay Tor, their agent here and Len Harris to relieve all need of food. Every one that needed food was given a meal at Porter's. Orders were then issued to the emigrants for victuals at the different groceries, to last them either to Los Angeles or San Francisco. So tbGt every emigrant left yesterday well-Pleascd at the company's treatment. The company to-day paid the bills aggreEating nearly $500
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22

Mayor Strauss has been interviewed by the Chicago Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22

" ANA'A' v t4AN AAhf AlAAAStAu AifAA-Aig hfN miles northwest from Grcaterville. SL.
 PROPOSALS For furnishing provisions, clothing, bed ding. contingent supplies, fresh beef and wood for the Territorial Prison.
 OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TERRI oRAL PRISON COMMISSIONERS,
 YUMA, 4. T., Jan. 2S, 1881. Bids arc solicited for furnishing the following named supplies in quantities as required (mors or less) to the Territo- rial Prison for the next fiscal year, com Inencing July ], 1881, and ending June 20, 1885, viz: 20U00 pounds bacon. j0O00 do four, extra and unbolted
 one-half each. lG,O00 do corn meal. 12,OoO do beans, red and white, one-
 half each. 5000 do rice. 5000 do coffee, Costa Rica. 12-OCO do sugar, brown. 2.OJO do salt, fine.
 400 do pepper, black. in grain. 5000 do fruit, dried peaches and
 apples, one-half each. 40OG0 do potatoes. s,O-O do onions. 5000 do lard.
 700 gallons vinegar, cider.
 POO dozen yeast powder. Preston &
 MerrilPs.
 300 pounds hops.
 2J0 do tea.
 1)1 dc mustard. 5,001 do soap.
 CLOTHING. BIDDING, ETC. Suits for prisoners, pants and shirts. poo pants. 210 oycrshirts Sample of material in the
 Secretary's office). 50 dozen cotton flannel undershirts. co do do do drawers. 9 do drilling undershlrt-. 50 do Go drawers. 169 do socks, knit wool. 40 do bats. white wool. 75 do shoes, army. s do hdkfs. cotton. 700 yards t5wrllng, linen crash. $50 do shee'iDR, cotton, uableached. 175 p .irs blankets, 6-pound gray wool. 225 mattresses, 2Ipound single Eureka
 hnir." 225 pillows, 3-pounl single. 10 grJs5 ttrgaJ, assorted cotton. 10 Go do do liren. 10 do shoe strings, leather. 3 d. needles, assorted sewing. 10 dozen needles. machine sewing. I d. gloves, buck.
 CONTINGENT. 1,Oo0 gallons ol, coal 40 do dc lard. 60 do do boiled. 1 dozen oil, sewing machine. 6 gross matches. 1.250 bushels, charcoal. F tons coal, biacksmith's. 10 dozen plates. tin. 10 do cups, tin. do pans, G-qusrt. 10 do spoons, iron, table. 20 do clo'he5pns. ? pounds soap, white castillo. 9 do do shaving. 3 dozen mucilaga, small bottle. | do ink. Arnold's black, quart bottles. l do do copying. l do to red. 800 poucds ion, bar. 800 do steel, pick. POO do iron, Norway. 5O0 do do American. 9 dozen handles, sledge and hammer. 3 do wheelbarrows, iron. 65 pounds borax. i dozen picks. & do shovels. L H. 5 do buckets, galvanized iron. 9 do do granite, cell. F do bowls, wash, galvanized iron. 69 kegs powder, blasting. D pounds powder, gun. Sj0 pounds powder, giant. box caps, do do 2)0 boxes caps, gun. 600 primers, rife. 200 pounds lead, refined. 50J cartridges, Colts cal. 45. 1000 cartridges, shotgun. 1000 do rife. LOCO feet fuse. ? dozen globes for lanterns. 5 d. brushes. whitewash. do do father. ? do do paint. assorted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22
Flood Sufferers.

The Yuma Sentinel of Saturday con taipe a lengthy and interesting account of the late flood there, closing as follows: Early in the afternoon 8 Sentinel rep -ntative received the following tele- gram:
 TUcsoN. A T., March F, 1881. To J. $. Baucraft. Yuma: Do your flood sufferers want help? Answer immed aTely.
 (Signed) W. V. HAYWARD,
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