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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

The blsckleg has appeared among the stock ID CaiIon de Gro. M. G. Samani- ego has several cases in his herd, and Charoleau IS losing three or four head daily.
 The east bound express train was de- layed nearly fourteen hours yesterday, on account of a wrecked freight train. which jumped the track at Indio sts- tion, on the Colorado desert.
 The Star says Ben Hereford has left for tour through the county. There IS a handsome and robust ghost of the Democratic nominee for District Attor- ney still upon the streets of the city, nevertheless.
 The new St. Charles restaurant, at the corner of Church street and Maiden lane, north of the postoffice, was thrown open yesterday afternoon and set a splendid dinner. Mrs. Rousseau will more than maintain the former prestige Of the St. Charles.
 The funeral services of the late Mrs. F. H. Mason were conducted at the M. E. church yesterday by Rev. J. W. Rob- inson. The Ancient Order of United Workmen attended as a body. The re- mains Of the unfortunate lady will be taken to her Eastern home for inter- ment.
 On Saturday night brilliant social party was given at the residence of Francisco Cuen, in honor of his saints day-San Francisco. Many represent ativts of the most select society of the city were present, and refreshments were served and dancing maintained until a late hour.
 The bill of the principal of the public school for last months services was not acted upon by the School Trustees on the lst instant because he held no cer- tificate from the county beard of exam iners. It said that several teachers are employed in this county who have not obtained certificates according to law.
 A large lot of machinery was shipped from San Francisco last week for the bonanza mines at QuiiOtoa- It IS for running the Burleigh drills. Water will be used from Quiggle's well, in which great supply has been obtained. The water question of that camp has been pretty well solved, and an abundance can be obtained.
 Four drunk and disorderly persons were up in the police court this morn ing, each of whom was sentenced to pay a fine of five dollars or languish five long, weary days in the tank. One of them made the requisite deposit and was given his sweet liberty. while the other three still make mescalliierous music in the cold and unfeeling bastile.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
SUM MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI l cial District, in the county of Pima. Territory of Arizona
 N. J. Sullivan and John Chart. doing business under the frm name of M. J. sullivan & o.. pla ntifis, al,Ainst George W. Van HOveubergh. defendant
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District. m and for the county of Pima, in the IerritOry of Arizona.
 The Territory Of ArzOna sends greeting to George W. Van HOvenbergh.
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the E irst Judicial District. in and for the county of Pima, m the Territory of Arizona. and an- swer the complaint flled with the Clerk of this Court St Tucson, i- said county Ca cOpyOf which complaint accompanies this summonsl within twenty days (excluslve of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons. If served in this county; but If served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty days; m all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above re- quirsd. the TlaIntiff will apply Co the court for the relief therein demanded. and costs and dis burseuents in this behalf expended.
 .---. Given under my hand and the seal of (Sx,, [ said District Court at Tucson this 24.h
 'IAA day of Septembar. A. D. lss4.
 "-~--s C. $. yEFFORDS, Clerk.
 By J. A. ANDERSON. h., Deputy.
 J. Perry.
 Plaintiffs Attorney. OcSDmW6Od
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors met this morning.
 The contract for printing the great register and the election returns envelopes was awarded to L. c. Hughes. The contract for printing the tally and Doll lists was awarded to the CITIZEN. The contractor for printing the great register was required to give bonds to complete the work within ten days after the delivery of the copy, after the man. ner and style of sample, in sum double the amount of the bid.
 A voting precinct No. B, was estab- llshed at Baboquivari, with Nm. Clark inspector and registering officer, and W. Sopher and Lou RaIney, judges.
 The clerk WAS directed to confer with the Board of Supervisors of Cochlse county relative to running the county line between this county and Cochlse.
 A school district was established at Nogeles.
 A large number of bills were audited and allowed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
IMPORTANT TO STGCKHfN.
OFFICE OF BoAlD OF srpTr,I- r-

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPEEyI- .E- '. PIMA COUNT, TUCSON, \. T.. Sept. tI. l--t The Board of Supervisors met pursual. iHa- Iournment at o'clock a. m.
 On motion ordered. both members vutIr sls that the following preamble and resoiGtol adopted:
 Whereas. The prevalence of the Texa- s--s fever among the cattle of Texas and Neg NI- co seriously endangers and menaces the s'.-a raising industry of Pima county, be It
 Resolved, That the proclamation pr0r.rI-. August g, Issf. by His f kxceijency. the D..---a of Arizona. relative thereto be strIctl .H'r-'e- and any person and persons who sa-.. i-.- bring or cause tO be brought or driven l-rr'. county of Pima. in violation of ssii pn.e.-.a tlOn, any COWS, calves, bulls. steers OF ....- from the infected State of Texas or v-.r,'5 Ne~ Mexico shall. upon convictt.r f.-1 bs deemed guilty Of having established aa or fensIve trade. and of aidIng. abe ttIr- and nag tainIng a nuisance within the nuTs rt -- Pima county, and every person cr per-a-- -''-- fendlng, upon conviction thereof, shall tr i-. ished as the law directs, and the uu-s ace ir moved and abated by the Sheriff of -ia cong This preamble and resolution tp take .l forthwith, and te in full force durns ..-i,' of time specified m sad prOc!a1 anon. v't ' 18th day of October, A. D. isst.
 By order of Board of Supervisor.
 ". J. OSBORN. c f--- By w. A. McDERNoTT. Deputy. -slt --
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY OCT. II 1884
True Democratic Sentiments.

The reasons given by the eminent editor and proprietor of the Star, m hls spread eagle address at the Democratic ratification meeting the other night, for his being Democrat were only equalled by the answer given by the small boy under the following state of facts: Several days ago while circus was In town, the editor of the Democratic paper being in possession of several complimentary tickets, after proper distribution of the same had ore left with which he proposed to have some fun and at the same time draw out tue political sentiments of the youth or the town. At the door of the circus he found three bright looking boys, all snxious to gain admittance but too poor to purchase a ticket. Boys" said the learned man, "I have a ticket for the circus which I will give to the boy who makes the best answer to my questions. What are your politics No. 1, and why!"
 "I am Republican, because l believe in the principles of the grand old Be publican party which protects the iaborer; which has liberated 100000 slaves; which has preserved the Union intact, and paid off an immense war debt"
 "Well, that is a pretty good answer; what do you say No. ?"
 "I am Greenbacker, and because believe in having plenty of money III circulation. It only costs a cent to make a hundred-dollar bill and everybody should have a pocket full of money"
 Pretty good, also; what say you No. 3?"
 To which No. replies, "I am Demo crat. Because why? Why, because yo' are Democrat. and you have the tIcke and I want it.
 "Come to my arms, my son; you ar after my own heart. You have the tru Democratic spirit; you are entitled t the ticket, and in after life never mis an opportunity to gam an office or gift if there is a possibility of gaming by declaring yourself a Democrat" V.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
EASTERN FLOUR TABOOED
. Prosp.c, for an Increased Demand and Price for Our Wheat.
 IPhenix Gazette.l

H.C. Logan, general agent of the Pacific railroad system, visited this valley a few days since with a view, as we stated at the time, of ascertain ing what could be done in the way of moving the surplus products of this valley and establishing markets for the same. His investigations led him to the conclusion that the most pressing and immediate need ot this section was to obtain a market for our flour at pro fitable prlces. The pooling arrangement between the Southern Pacific company and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa fe road enabled the eastern miller, or more particularly those of Kansas and Cot orado, to lay down wheat ct points along the railroad Tn this territory at nominal expense, and they became m consequence formidable competitors for the trade of our southern towns. The pool, SO We understand, was abrogated on October 1st, and the following dis patch shows that Mir. Logan has acted very promptly in the matter:
 "EL PAso, October l, 1884.
 "To A. Leonard Meyer, Phenix: Have advanced rates on four from Demlng to points west to fifteen cents per ton per mile. Advise PheniJ mills.
 "H. c. LOGAN"
 This simply means that the Southern Pacific has applied to Eastern flour its maximum freight rate, and will relieve us from competition in that direction: By the new tariff schedule the cost ot bringing four from Deming to Wilcox will be Sl9 % per ton; to Benson, S25 95; to Tucson, S32 S5. This local rate Is greater, so we are informed, than the through charges formerly were on Topeka and Denver four-the points from which the largest shipments were made, while the rates from Maricopa east remain unchanged. Of necessity this will give us the trade of the lower section of the Territory free from con- petition. excepting that which California producers may present The effect will not only be to raise the price of our flour but to give a larger and more certain market. By this protection surplus wheat in the hands of our farmers, we hope, may be disposed of at fair prices.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
Notice of Forfeiture.
TrosoN. PIrA CorNL1AL

TCCsOS. PIIA CoUNII.AT. ITO JOHN T. WALKER. OE THGSL Va1 Il may claim under him au urdIv.t..i .-. sixth interest Tn the follow rg describe! r-I- erty. You are hereby notified that v havs Y, pended Five II ndrrd Dollars Iu labor arl .z.. prOvements upon the PauIey and hsrcui.-.r- mining claims. located February g. l--. -s Last Attempt mining claim. located Ju-. - 1878, the Mamie Thomas mining clam .lga-st August l, lsls, and the Hamlet mining clam. cated rebruary F., l-i-, all sand claiu- t.rs the Iyndal Mining District. Pima ruur-- .r zOna. The sand S5I having been rEr4-.t.l .- 1883 in order Co hold sand claims urc c.r t.a r-. visions of Section 35-t. Revised Sra-l..- uf ,ss United States, beIrE the gwogur --s1--. f. hold the same for the year ending l....--- ;. I.S3. and that we have contributed your parr..- thereof. Therefore, If within sl a. .s lit.-..-- vlce of this notice of publication goC i.. .- refuse tO contribute yuur proportion .t -lt. a.- pendltures as cO-OULer, with the Ct-t- s' p :, publication, your lnterest Iu sald c.aIm VII. h- come the property of the subscriber uE,-- sad Section 3S2l. Your proportion of sad g--a-- iture is eighty-thre0 and 35-l ug...--.
 CA. E.EH..
 A.B.CtJA
 JOSEPH KNOTS
 L-W.TJIlI.-. iy25wsm |OoIhyHl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

There have been over l50 votes regis tered at Wilcox, and it IS expected that by the time registration closes the num- Der will have reached 200. This in dicstes how rapidly the valley are filling up, Willcox polling but POO votes two years sgo.-Epitaph.
 Pshawl~ That is nothing compared to the San Simon precinct four years ago. There they had only four voters week before the election, but cast lO4 straight Democratic votes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

storing the afflicted 70 hA-1A@-A
 NESS .,-,.;, st aoo for cass rnderta Ken not cured. The reason % many cannot get cured of weakness and ths A9one ,9,S1s eose- is owing 10 a complication, calleI TATORRHEA with h1fEf1AEoAh--SA which ranulres special treatment .,
 DR- I,IEBIG's ISvIdORAToR. No. 7. wlth otr N ye- culiar suecial treatment. ls the only ouIo LOl PRosTAToKRHEA. hy n Manhood ls res.oi lD', S so n the hand of time moved oaeA iroi' 9s0 'O youth. x ;, ,-,, bs.o,,e listlels and Respondent, look out Tor the com pIication with Vital Weakness and loss or . rtau ity knoNu as ProstatOrrhea. Hundreds Oi hNes lave been lost for the want of proper treat ment for this complication, and thousands nave Iost all their property and pleasure m hie iIoli i'S effects. = S. 4
 Price of either Inyigorator, ss. Case of SIX bottles. SIO. Sent to any address, eo'ereu ecurely from observation. IT.
 Dr. Lieblg d Co. treat successfully Dy .nr,- no- maoua,hy every form of bPEClAL. FEMALE or CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or nauseOus drugs. 1T vitality IS drained rom me body numerous diseases follow thai baule OFul- nary medic G treatment 1T aliossed 70 sonllI1e ,.i the unnatural loss causes Consu npaon, DiAoe- tes Bright's Disease, Insanity, et; Cures guar anteed. Diseases of the genito- urinary 0rgsns' kidneys liver and bladder speclAllJ trested- us KAsEs OF WOMEN SPEEDILY CURED. ,. f. QuaIIfrd and Responsible.-Dr. Liebig o Co. from EUROPE. are organized ID compLAhce sith the California Medical Law. Diploma pro cured by regular college education, and are no" m their nineteenth year of special practlce- Most powerful electrlc belts free tO patients; To PROvE THE WONDERFUL POwER or the IN l NIGORATOk A S2 BOTTLE GIVEN OR sES1 FhAA- Consultation free and private.
 Call or address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
DISTRICT COURT.
N F FrrzsrRAIp, Associate Justice.

W. F. TrTzGERALD, Associate Jnstlee'
 MONDAY, Oct. 9th. Court met at 10 a. m.
 Territory vs. Manuel Martin, attempt to commit great bodily injury with a deadly weapon. Sentenced to pay a fine of SIOO. in default of which, im- prisonment for 2OO days in the county jail. .. stealing. Sentenced to the penitentiary for five years.
 Territory vs. D. J. Bolyn, perjury. Pleaded net guilty.
 Territory vs. J. 5. Wood. Jury re- turned verdict not guilty. In the three cases of the same against Samaniego. Otis and Toole, nolle prosequi was entered. S. Demurrer overruled.
 Territory vs. Davis, Otis and Sama- niego. Demurrer overruled.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
Application for Pardon

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE " undersigned will, after the exp.rs,iuH oi fifteen days from the daie hereof. upp'9 tutts Governor of the Territory of Arizona f.r ta pardon of Jose UrlAs. now confined Ig tts Ter ritOrlal prison at Yuma. Sa;d UUa- I- now Lc- dergOing a sentence Of seven years imYl.,,r ment under a sentence imposed by the JG.!se oi the First JudIc al Distri ct of saiI Itr-i-,r. -7 and for Pima county. pronounced on lh- -s day of October, l-S2.
 LEOPOLDO CNEEIL' Dated at Tucson Septeu Der 2s. 1s,l. -,-tH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
$40 REWARD-STOlEN.

EROM A ROOM IN WHICH IT WAS II stored ID this city, a tubular tin case. about r. inches long an1 "a in diameter, c lntaining as follows: One demit Master Mason from Mt. MOriah Lodge, Fiddletown. AmadOr county, California. dated latter psrt of 1s6l or early Tn lS2: 1 commission Secord Lieutenant of Company R. kirst California Infantry; cOm- mission as First Lieutenant and QuaTteTmAster First California Infantry commission Rs First Lieutenant California Infantry; I discharge enlisted man from Company C. Firs- California Infantry. tO accept commission dated. think, February ls, 1888, signed by Colonel Edwin A. Rigg; hnal muster out of service al Santa te, New Mexico, July Q, lsd6, and perhaps some other papers Of a personal nature. By returning these papers the above reward Will bs paid by the undersigned and no questions Rsked. as to him they Ars valuable, but valueless in the hands of others, as detectives are looking for them tO he presented in Washington with a view of claiming back pay. and by fraud and perjury a pension. :. R. DELONG.
 Tucznn Arizona Sept | fSsl sal sun
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
PROCLAMATION,

EXECUTIVE DEPsRT1ITST CF AEIzuSL
 OFFICE oF TEE HUyFlNsH. :
 PREsCCTr. ArIzoua, Au-U-- g. i-'i VUHFRFAS A CONTAGIOUS El~ItSt 4, W prevalent amOEg le1as cattle. and l- .-- y to be disastrous to the Cattie Ht.Iy-.sH: I'd: t-- zOna uLless the importation of sucL Texas .-.. tie into this Territory is strictly lrt.rN.r'sa- Now. therefore. l. II. M Van Ar.-,u. AC..- Governor of ArizOna Territory, ct Va-l al person or persons from driving aLy IySa- ta'. j.. into thls Territory until the 18th day of ur.o-r- A. D. 1881. -
 H.M. VAN ALNiN Rul2tf Acting Gnvernnr nf rIE-u- --L-..--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIT 0.ota- \ holders of the Southern ar lc lai....l Company (Of ArizOna) will be he'd a' .-H-..e of the company. in the city of san tra-..--r State of California, on Wedr s-o 8. .i- r-'- day of October 1881, at ten O'clG, ;. u. t"5 ils purpose of electIng Directors tO srfEr for ne ensuing year. and for the transs ., ot sl'- other business as may properly come before '-' meeting.
 auIDtd FS. DOUTY. s,,retar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

furuAl mleelOus ANcrclc- " of Visi0n- Foises in the Head: the vital rcid passing rnobssrved in the urine, and many other diseases that lead tO insanity and death.
 DR. MINTIE Nill agree to forfeit Flve hna srad DollArs for s case of this kind the 'lts Rcstor.tIye (under his special adVce anc trastmentl will not cure, or Tor Anythlng mpure or injurious found in it. Dh, MlNLlE treais siI Priyata Diseases successfully without msr- cury. Consultation free. Thorough examins- tion and advice. including snalJsls of urine S5OO. Prios of the Vital Restorative, 50 bot tJe or four times the quantity, t5-OO' sent te any address upon receipt of pr1ee or U. O. D- sorura fsorn observation, and m private name dssired. by A. r. MINTlE. M. ID.
 il Kaarny Street. San FrSncisco, Cal;
 RANPI,E ROTTi,E FREE on application b. letter stating symptoms, sex and age. COmmo- nicatiOns strictly confidential.
 Da. BINTIE'S Kidney Remedy Neph- reticum, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder ComplAints, GonOrrhea. Gleet, LeucorrhoA For sale by all druggists; si bottle. SIX oottlss fer 6. .
 DK. MINTIE's Dandelion Pills are the best and cheapest DyspepsIa snd BilIious cure in the market. For sale b. all druggists- aplSti
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
REWARD.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROV -7t,,-, ,,,. | of Section 2l of Chapter 9. Compil- Fl of Arizona Territory. and the ord 1i -f. Os Supervisors of Plma county made 1h- isst am authorized to offer rewari ' ',-- for the arrest and conviction or the ptIlr-.- or perpetrators of the murder of Frsd h- Con- hyan's Rsnch, on the SOnolta, oa '-' day ot June, lss4. p,Tr
 Sheriff of Pima oH. Tucson. October 2. 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
REWARD.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PRO tl7i,' Il of Section 2l of Chapter of tL" Laws of the Territory of ArlzOua. ll.- of the Board of Sup. rvisors of firt made September IS. Issi. I am au' ..'' make an offer of an uncOadtrIOua- SE5o for the srrest ( and conviction o 't. it. tratOr or perpetrators of the mUrt.- '' .- CISCO QuirOnes, near the San Rafael r -i or about the sth day of July, s-i.
 E. H. PAUL
 Sheriff If Pima COuut} A- .. Dated TuefOn. October 2. 1s-i. '
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
NOTICE

SHERIrF's OFFICE, PIMA COUNT. A. T..
 TUt SON. October l. 1881 In compliance with Section of Chapter Z4. Compiled Laws of the Territory of Arizona, 1 do hereby give notice that there Sill be n gen eral election holden in Pima county on the 4th day November. lss4. in accordance with the above proclamation.
 oettf R.H. PAUL Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
Official Records.
LOCATIONS

Gold and Silver Cup, Santa Rosa mounfaids, October ], John A Forbes. Tanks mill site, s miles east of Pan tano, October 1, D II Logan.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Brand, counter brand and ear marks of Martin McNamara.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
STOCK RANGE FOR SALE

THE BEST RANGE IN SOU TI!FkN ANI
 | zona; situated 10 Bear valley. hnvlu- aa. one entrance; about 10 miles southeast from Ol BlancO; contains house lSxi5 and higu u 'I. clear; a good post corrtl 4OX+0; stresu yt Ir- m water of half a Glie. @ acres of lyUi plOWed land for orchard or gram; rarcl rI. support 4.0OO Co 5,6oO head. Inquire ac e v Ofhce. aEIiI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
$500 REWARD !

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL RE PAID bi Il the Territory of AIlzonR for the Crr.,'a-. apprehension and conviction of tle i,t-tl s parties who murdered Frederick KrI-r,r oa ,- 23d day of Juno last at Con byan's ranch ol '.s 5OnOita River in the county of Plma. As-aal
 Fl. NJ. VAN AkMAE.
 ses ltDttW Acting Governor AEll"u..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
Great English Remedy!

Is a never-failing curr for Nervous Debility
 Exhausted Vitality
 Seminal " ca es. Spermatorrh9a. LOSJ MANHOOD, ImpOten Icy, Paralysis, PrOststor rhOeA and all the tern |ble effects of self
 Abass. youthful follies and excesses in mature |years-such as loss O Memory Lsssit1de.N Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT l.r .l- ~ co-partnsrship heretofore existing 's. s.-...t the under iyned. under the firm me %. o.--,--a S erinO, has this day been di- solve d hy I-- consent. BaldO Saich pays all the aeu.s collects all biils of the late firm ard e'l''- the usiness ID his own name.
 Incson' september -''h' i9H 9BHiLDO sAICH
 se9sIw J,CERIN6
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

The Democrats condensed the Re- publican county platform and say 1t IS good. What is good in their platform is not original and what IS original IS not good.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
Ayers SarSaparilla.

Since then NIT. LELAND has recommended AYERS SARsArARILLA in many similar cases. and he has never yet heard of i;s fail- ure to effect a radical cure.
 Some years ago one of Mr. LELASD's farm laborers bruised his leg. Owing Co the bad state of his blood, an ugly scrofuious swelling or lump appeared on the injured limb. lios- rible itching of the sIin, with burning and dartins pains through the lump. made life almost intolerable. The leg became enor- mOusly enlarged. and running ulcers formed. discharging great quantities of extremely offensive matter. No treatment was of any avail until the man, by Mr. LELAND's diree- ton. was supplied with AYERS SARsArA- RILLA, which allayed the pain and irritation, healed the sores, removed the swelling, and completely restored the limb Co use.
 NIT. LELAND has personally used
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS
Notice of Forfeiture
HARsHtw. PIMA Coryrv

hAhShtM. TINA CCCNry A -- TOJ. A. NOLLEY, OR IHCsI MA. .',i. ,i.
 Il claim under him an undlyide-I ,ra' ,i AAi terest in the following Ce-criFa.I .- ..l- '-- You are hereby notified tha- 1 Eav. t.pi-i,y One Hundred Dollars m lator and Af--ist ments each upOn the Ne Plus In. -- -- -'.- Queen mining claims, loCate- May T.. T+ AAl recorded in Book F., Records ,f l'.'.-''. a-i 750 and 75l, Recorders office of plYr, id-.s T and the Yankee mining claim IY.-,.-- ,,s ~ lsSl and recorded in Book P E.co-i- '., ,, ~. - pages 751 and 152. Recordrr'- ofE.s s lr.l-s, county. A. T all said ciailn- s..r..7r ,. ma Mining District, Pima county. 4r'71-. - A4.e' said SlO) each having been expended r- l-r order tO hold said claims u-as- tl. ,-s .- of SectlCn Z334. Revised Statu.e.o of \ '.,''..is States. being the amount re,lu.rt1 ..ei same for the year ending Decruh--gi gi i..' i., .l- that have con rlbuted yuur tar-.... ..i " a-i Therefore, If within el days .s .-..r,.-.' notice of publication you fan as -.fr.. .-' tribute your proportion of such ayra-i..... ,'l- cO-OWner. with the c0-ts cF t-!. r-li. .,' las your interest m sand claim VI! rasli-5, erty of the subscriber uICr- srII ~s.-.'- -t Your proportion of sad exu-r 'I.--,-..- .- -'-i- dred dollars or S;lS.SSl5 for - '. o' ,..5 .s.-. claims. -'-
 AuS.swSm ADCGOLEr