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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

ranks more peeraCeS are recruitcd thar
any othcr in the United Kingdom, TAKE
such men as Lord Bacon. Ersline, BroRgh
am, Lyndhurst, Cairns and Rounded Pal
mcr. Look in Frsnce at Gambetis, Theirs
and a host OF others Soc in Germany
how the ReiohstSg Is recruits,d from the
gentlemen Of the robe And then smile at
the petty malice which inspired the Goy.
crnment organ % cast the Sur, and smile
still nore At the lamentahlc ignorance Dis
played
The mon who are running tho Hawaiian
Government viii have neither merchants,
lawyers, doctors. planters, or any one else
in their Legislature The only thing they
want is employees who vii whitewash
them 20 order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

LlrrLBs from wlndward inform n that
the political campaign Is beng carried ~
ON the following platform. the present
election tour evolving these planks.
ti-e. The repeal of the rnld law
>aaf The time houored SIOOD0 0p-
loan
Tif5 The lottery scheme
FFti A franchise I'm ,.,,,,r;,,.. -
poppy and manufacturing o9inm '-
ftft Opium license
1T llc Government candidates ara elected
every one of these i've measures viii n,
passed Il seems hardly possible that
men, having the fun use Of their faruIties
and pEotessing 70 have love for the coun-
ry would dare 70 put such an infamous
programme forward, but such Is the pro-
gramme
Il means:
taV'.g Financial disturbance sprb =.
we have not vet known. and VIZ b5Ts \.
ready suffered enough through The crzSs
ignorance Of our rulers
An enormous addition To the
gept ot the country. showing an utter earr-
iessness q the future and detsrrr;;rst;;,,,,
y lut ne1Fy burden on the tax rzva-S
t'9. HE establishments Of am
ehng center IN the midst Of the PSrif-
uoe4n. aud the attracting to our sborss -
aii NE blaaeklegs and their followers. nals
and female who fnd other countries -
warn for them - W
fo1.y 3 The cultivation Of a plant and
tae manufacture Of an article vbicb vii
\, M rgs1r'ied With anything but favor Nv
Ft-A-s Ihe rum of the native race
The platform appeals to tie vrrv vo-s.
eleine9ts q the populasion. II suv one
wished 20 destroy Havaiians and tbs;r =
l' ,'il,ie9ce' , no better course could b. FOL
lowed. The policy herr indicated i nj.
cidal haEaiians. who love Their eo,-ntrT-
nus oe dlsgusted- nay more. thew nus 1
q heart broken. When thew learn tl.t /
s-en q. schemes a these can te put forward 4
% Nln me sunrages of the voters an 4
lovers Of the honor and indepeniencs - /
lne country must rally together and prs-
vent TIE election q a LsasiSlst-lr. vi,;,b 4
VII obey when ordered 70 PAS sTleb irs--
mons hills - Sl'-- AAA1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
Orchella.

letter has been forwarded the G G,zErrE reIa-
i've to this plant. The letter was accompanied bv
a specimen which can be seen in Messrs. Oat L
70. We learn thaaA dye is made from the weed
We are further informed thar at the present time
II IS worth from 500 to $50 ton. The question
asked IN the letter Is whether the weed grows here;
.naI @ can at once De answered IN the negative, but
there can be little doubt that it can Be suocess-
fully grown, 1t needs no cultivation
Orchella or Rocella Is we'll known in commerce.
IL Is found in the Canary Islands, Cane Verdes,
the Azores, Angola, MauTitius, Madagascar, and
the Cape OF Good Hope. If it grows in such places
II ought to grow here. 1t produces red purple
and blue dye From the appearance of the plant.
We should say 1t grew in stony ground where there
vas not much moisture. Our correspondent asks
for further light on the subject We shall be happy
to forward any information on the subject
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
Mortgages Notice of Intention to Foreclose
ArnnlIf.Lc Il Ir.lar....- -

IN pursuant 70 power of sale contained m certain
mortgage deed. dated the tith day of December A. ID
sSs, made By kihikihi. Of Honnlnlu Island of Oahu
20 II. =. Wood, % North kohaia Hawaii and recorded
IN the Office Of the Registrar Of Conveyanccs In Lfhrr
~, on pages - aud So and assigned James WIGHT ~
assignment, dated june 3D. ISL and recorded hi nj bfr
~ on page g, and for breach Of the conditions IN
the said mortgage deed contained. 10 wits the ncn-
payment thereof, all and singular the premises dr
scribed In said mortgage deed will aftcf me- lime
limited by law be sold at public auction in Honolulu
aforesaid
The property be sold under said power Of saie l.
situated at kconeula, Honolulu Oahu and described
as follows; Being part Of Land described 10 ROYAL
Patent No. 4tsj, being the Land sold 70 me by W c
Parke, Marshal Of the Hawaiian Isands on The ian
day Of January 1871, BY deed recorded in Libcr 81 90
pages $40 and sI7 on the 5th day OF March, is7i
JAMES WIGHT
1nl1 Al bv ptrrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

IuE Wretuy Si1Hsar7i OF QueenslGnd under date
Of November 18th says. FFom London It Is as
csr;ainsd that the receipts Of beet sugar durin G
the past eight months were l2S.0O0 tons in excess
ot the same uerlod last year. The new crop on the
Continent Is estimated Al 2,O7500O tous, being 465,
90 tons bellows that Of last year. The Manila
ctne sugar Is $500 tons in excess Of last year
The Jaws. NAurItius, and Brazil crops are Is per
cent. under those Of last year. We are not in a
position 70 supplement- this by the Queensland re-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

IHE bed Of the ocean, says a recent winter, Is 10
an cuorru0us extent covered with lava aud p1mice
stone. still more remarkable is it to find the Eoor
ul the ocean covered IN many parts with the dus.
ut ueteorites. Between Honolulu aud Tahiti, 4
depth Cf 80 fathOms-over two miles and half
"a vast LAYER Of this material exists Falling up
iAud tins Ifnpalpable dus; IS indistinguishabie
bet accumulAtIng Tor centuries IN the sea depths
It forms wu16rors story of continuous lombard
meut Of this planet by oometary bodies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
NoTES.

NEw sources Of electrical ecoaouly appear 10 be
constantly coming to the front. one Of the latest
Is process for runnInc sugar by electricity az an
expense OF 90 cents q ton. The inventor asks Sl2-
oOOOo0 for the patent. 1t IS said that the process
ts % Dc tested IA England
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

| y ChAMBEltc, CllfCUII IUUGE,
l Second Judicial Districf- Hawaiian fsiau.ls Tr
Probate.
On reading aud dlins The petition oi wm A. kin
ney, Adminislator Of the Estate OF W. Cltndc Jonre
OF Wailukn Maui deceased praying that his account
may be approved and he discharged FROM further rc
sponsibihty.
Its ordered that WEDNESDAY. January isih. ises
az az the Court Houss iu Lnhaina Be set AZ M
time and place Tor hearing said petition and any Oh
lectious thai may be made thereto; and al persons m
tcrrsted arc hereby notified TO attend
ABR. FORNANDER.
Circuit Judge of Maui.
llhainl. Dee. 18Th. 1855. fiuf ~
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eeaaI a00irlis.nllnls

cUPREarE COUNT or THE fIf-
- uaian lsnna.- 10 fiot.la. ln I|1 MlilII of IN.
frfafo of NEN. A. CLARK. eFtNdscd. lnies'1lt b.
fnrc Chiff jubilee Judd.
0u feadne nnd allnE lhe petition II NfN UI4Ia
widow of tho Decreased, lfllne ihat .s|d rllIt %
lNlnd dsg u Nuycmhcf. A D. lstt. lsd ffafInr i.1I
Nsrrs 81 adminiaifailcu I.aue 70 her,
ifs ordered shat III UEsnAfl the Oh d1y ol J1nHffI
D. leH1 Al 10 o'ciucf ans. nr end htffrf appointed
for hearing said petition bcfofe ihf sai Chief i1.t
la iho Coaff Room Gf thla Court AZ HoNoir|1. 40
aA.ch lime AID place ail pflfuue concerned maf fn.
pear and shaF tansr n any hcY hove Nhf ihe saalt
should not BE- rIanfe and that inif oidff b. ratda1rf
IN the Euriish arsnase irf ihfc1 ucttf'Ifc t1EH u
the IIswstfAN Gt1nIrH nrWtrlrtf in tlcunIn'n.
ITnn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
8alraiian 6azettG.
1sr Nopus IN REsus.
Tuesday. DECEMBER 2. lsss.

Irlsby no means alad idea Of the Min
istry 70 send a commission, consisting OF
tho Auditor General. who certainly was
not pleasantly spoken Il At the last Legis.
laturs. Mr. .Fishbourne.who grts contracts
from the Government. and one other de
pendent. % search through the public nc
counts In one case. that Of the Custom
House. there Is an aching 10 hnd some
thing wrong. Up 10 present accounts,
there is nothing 20 find. But the whole
thing Is got up for purpose. When the
House MEETS. the gentleman who ruhs
his hands. and A. PalRvcr. IN the Farce
saws. Eh rrr erl-will state thHt,committees
OF the House have WY little time. they
do thcir work in Err hem-a very perfume
tory manDer It has therefore. been his
DESIRE 20 facilitate the work OF the ooun
try Of his adoption. the country be loves
50 well. Ia long Is 1t paysl by having the
examination oi the departments made be
forehand The scheme Is admirable and
viii work % perfection should there he a
suhsernent Legislature But what Il there
should not be What II people douhted
whether the Auditor General was likely
60 give an unbiased opinon. or his assist
ant Wns capable Of forming one-and yet
that is Just what people think
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

Col SEizsr again calls attention to the fact that
ne statistics Of immigration from Canada and
Mexico are lot Irel1ded IN the totals as there Is no
LaE q Congress providing for the collection Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
70 al Whom Il Nav Canaan

II y. GREENWELL AND BYR-
A-As .AADO HEDEIRos. both 81 Fe1s. iI41~li
~ u g re " altlerlAip under ne fra rfl.e
r. yliEl- nSLL = AEDEfHOs. 70 carr on ~
<,,ss.s 90 q [sss.iHg sad Stock ksisinz 4 liea11.is
iNH ohzEHWELL Z NEDEfsos
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

he UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
-. - been duly aggeinted BY tlie Hon A. Fornssdef
S@i.clii .lS- o. Mani II. - 4dminisfrator 0f ~
ksiate d EDWARD BATCHgLOR. Isfs II Wsiiuta.
seee3e-1 herH5J calls apoa sll-pcTfons Inhibited y
80 -iztc . eEs ianedlate payment ne. and al
snted y oftz19e or otieFise aye requerfed - pre-
selL fae sane 2 ne ~ ile cc1rf H0dre 30 Haiafn
11y ferle1 ifain sx Eionths fror the date of ~
notice o. be fo1eyer barred
THOs. ". EvERETT.
1dlr EFlafe of KfHafd B1fehefor ferrlr.4
Msil1k1. X1ul. Dee Ioth 1ee1. m, =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
tn. R,.uit- Of Prob i6ItIo1 !, n.,,..

EnTToR 6AEErrr Every Temperance man who
wishes society to be freed from the course Of in
temperance will rejoice in the success Of any
measure tending TO that result, whether Ii be by
prohibition or local option. What they desire i
deliverance FROM the evil, though wise men NAV
dider about measures. To all such. the following
statements OF TIE rrsHlts q Piohitifioa iH Naive
by the Rev. W. 5. MoIntire, President Of the
Maine State Temperance Alliance in the Chrisfia,
Ueios Of Nov. 5tk will give much pleasure.
Yours truly, s. N. CASTLE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
Gases Ground Rice

lib tins; Fine Pearl Sage, lb tins;
Metropolitan MaccarOni, 4 lb tins;
Tapioca, lb tins;
Split Peas for soup, 4 lb tins;
Pea Flour for soup, lb tins;
Findon Haddock in tins,
Yarmouth Bloaters iu tins,
Kippered Herrings in tins,
Oxford Sausages in tins,
Cambridge Sausage iu tins,
Petits Fois, auuatural;
Petits Fois, tres fin;
French Mushrooms,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
MOrtgagee 8 NOtice Of Foreclosure 3 of sals

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POW
Il er Of sale contained in certain mortgage made By
Aki lehinamanl. OF Waihec, Maui, TO the Wahcn Sn.
gar Company dated the 9TH day Of january 1851 re-
corded tn her d6 pages 80 and 800. Notice Is hereby
given that said mortgageo Intends forocose said
mortgage, for condition broken 70 Wit the n1n-pay-
ment OF principal and interest and singular the and1
tcnemcnts. and hefcdtamcnts Ia said mortr1re deed
contained aud described WILL after the time limited hY
law be sold At public auction account Of the breach
Of the conditions hercinbefore mentioned IN l.id
mortgage as below specified.
no- Further particulars can be had Of ]. W. KarUs
Attorney Tor MORTGAGE. Waiiukn. Mani.
WAlHEE SUGAR COMPANY
Morig1rct.
Premises 70 be sold are the Apana alma of Kauakahi
and fully described in ROYAL Patent No 6i7q Il u Al
No Al5 also tho buildings thereon situated 100 u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

lHE1E arrived at the. siI principal ports of the
lried States during October bout p 91S foreign
ers, of which about S.S3S were from the limited
AlnSdoui- $3.50 from Germany, :. ia from Sweden
and Norway, l.2j6 from Italy, LIS from Russia
FINLAND aud PClagd, S6y from Austria SIS from
Bohemia and Hungary, 4S0 from Switzerland az
from Francs. a09 from Denmark. is from the
Netherlands, aud Ss5 from all other countries
Following Is table giving the total arrivals for
et9osr az each ot the several ports together with
tls totals for the ten months. with Comparisons.
For ne month F1,r fEs Tn y4,gss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

IT Appelrs Natal Is a: last going to cultivate tea
II earnest. For a long time 1t has been argued
that the climate was very suitable, bat from the
Ers.rrri S,o Is learned that ''the aroma Of the
SAMPLES produced Is excellent; It has has taste
by 10 u1gslus unpleasant which Is not character
lSLlc Of China teas, but II Is one which would be
readily acquired and appreciated by users Of il.
The tIdsrsace between Il aud soacbong English
breakfast was not detected by those who drank,
ullsare OF the fact that il was produced so near
ls Metal The price Is rather high Cor a ready re-
tail sale, bot 70 Is anticipated that 80 600 lbs viii
be grown this season, perhaps fall in price will
meet, THAT requirements" Why not try tea in Ha-
vlii- This country Is Just as suitable as Natal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

IEE record OF foreign events received by the last
tull. has been Of more than usual interest Spain
has lost its king Alfonso who will be succeeded by
his rye-year-0ld daughter Mercedes under the
regelcy % Queen Christina Der mother. The
struggle between ServiA and Bulgaria has resulted
n TIE thorough discUuhture of the former. Her
trooEs have been beaten back across the frontier
closely followed by the Bulgarian forces Ser,ia
has Proposed an arrulstlce, proposition which the
b1igari1ns entertain under protest until the
amount Of war indemnity to Be paid By Servia
has been settled SJune uneasiness Is still felt as
to tbs attitude Of Russia and Austria though an
parsnlly only on general grounds. In Burmah the
brliish eIpedltion2ry forces have met with no
elscS and annexation seems to have been resolved
on. tne Indian authorities, according to report
are preparing to administer the government Of
burua1. having already appointed Commissioners
and assistants 10 assume control Of its affairs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22

FURNISHED ROoMs--Neat and costly Fur
nished Rooms be had bT an eariy application AZ
~ No GARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
IN CHAMBERs. CIRCITIT JITD9!r,

NorE.-if any person holding 4 license as attorney
ailaw FROM this Court has been oititd from the ahorr
list, he VIII please report the same for entry.
WILLIAM FOSTER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
cI1ROH, LEMON AID ORANGE PEEL

lib tins; Candied Peel, mixed, ID jars;
Candied CitrOn Peel, ? lb jars
Carraway Seeds, lb tins;
Ground Cinnamon, lib glass;
Ground Allspice, Alb glass;
Ground Cloves, slb glass;
Cd Mixed Spices, lib glass;
Ground Ginger, 4lb glass J
Whole Allspice, lib tins
VIII Cloves, lib tins;
VIII Cinnamon, do;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
Administrator,s NofIce.

Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN
Il appointed Administrator Of the Estatc OF the late
5 p. KEW Z, OF Wamea Kauai, hereby gives notice
10 All parties having claims against the said Estate 10
present the same duly authenticated within months
from date or they will be forever barred; and an par
ties indebted to said Estate drc requested 70 make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned
S. AUKAI
Admr of Estate Of s. 2. Kcwc, drceased
Naimea' kau1i, Nov. 18th. 1855. 1000 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
Special Notices.


mas Al onice over Nessrs Bishop & C5s Bank. corner
Merchant and kaahumauu sts., and viii be happy to
attend to any business entrusted to his care toi eu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-22
Bologna Sausages, in Tins

Saucischen Sausages. round tins;
German Chocolate, u lb tins;
CooOatina ii tins,
Fry's Chocolate, l2 lb tins;
Chocolate de Saute, lb tins;
Monier's Chocolate, 6 Id tins;
Chocolate Sticks. lb tins;
Epps' Cocoa, 7 ID tins;
MOrtOn's Soups, l lb tins;
Cod Roes, Id tins;
French Capers, to J pit glass;
Ground White Pepper, J lb glass;
Ground Black Pepper, Ib glass;
Mustard GOndimeut, J Id glass;
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25
A general meeting of the Apa

A general meeting of the Apache County Stock Association was held in Darling's hall on Monday last, the 23d inst. The following members were present: Nat Greer, Geo. Phelps, M F. Chaffin, representing William Gar Iand), St. George Creaghe, w. Atchison, E. NJ. Brown, W. Brown, James NJ. Higgins, c. O. Howe, D. Rope, w. B. Leonard, Henry Tuning. M H. Wells, and the Messrs. Johnson, Smith and Gardner. The Association admitted to membership J. D. Murray and William Campbell. It was unanimously agreed that Gus Zeiger, of Navajo, be appoint ed Quarantine Inspector at that point to prevent the introduction of diseased cattle over the Atlantic & Pacific rail road into the territory and the Secre- tary was ordered to communicate with Governor Tritle requesting that the ap- pointment be made at once, as being necessary for the protection of the cat tie interests of northern Arizona. The resignation of Judge w. M. Rudd was read and accepted. An order was made to the Executive Committee that they, through the Secretary, communi- cate with the management of the At lantic & Pacific railroad, calling the at tention of that corporation to the large number of stock killed by the trains on that road. A request was made to the Board of Supervisors of Apache county, asking that the rate of assessment on stock should be continued the same as last year. It was also ordered that the brands of the members of the Associa- tion, forty one in number, be printed in sheets for posting, and also in con- venient pamphlet form. After the meeting of the Executive Committee which was held with closed doors, an adjournment was made until the 2nd day of October.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25

As will be seen by an advertise ment in this issue Messrs. Jewett & Munson of Bakersfield have arrived at Holbrook, in this county, with four hundred Merino bucks of the very high est grade in Spanish and French variety.
 Mr.Jewett has been sheep raiser and cultivator for over twenty-five years in the state of California. He is the son of the most celebrated cultivator in the United States, and knows whereof he speaks. The stock he now offers for sale is of the choicest variety and will be sold by the single one or by the hun dred at such figures that no sheep raiser need be without them. Now where is the sense in a man spending all his days and nights maturing, herding or caring for puny, sickly lot of sheep that will scarcely clip twenty-four ounces of wool in the whole year, when by ex- pending few dollars he could increase the yield to six fold. Don't delay in communicating with the owners of this splendid stock. It is the only lot they will bring to you this season.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25
SPECIAL MEETING
Of the Board of SuperviSors.-Digest
 of Proceedings.

Of the Board of SuperYiSOrs.-Dige of Proceedings.
 The Board of Supervisors met at St. Johns on June 25th, 1885, pursuant to the following call:
 SHOW Low, A. T., June 18th, 1885. T. $. BUNCH, EsQ.-CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, ST. JOHNS, A. T.: l hereby call for a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Apache county, to be held at St. Johns, on the twenty second (22) day of June, 1885, for the purpose of inquiring into and investigating the management of cer- tain county offices, and the county jail, and take such action in the premises as the Board may deem requisite and proper for the welfare of the county, also for the purpose of attending to cer- tain matters.
 Which call is signed separately by Henry Tuning, Chairman Board Su- pervisors, and Ernest Tee, member of said Board of Supervisors.
 Present, Henry Tuning, Chairman; Ernest Tee and W. B. Leonard, mem bers.when the following proceedings were had to wit
 On motion the Board adjourned un- til Tuesday (23rd) at 10 o'clock.
 June 23, 1885. Board met at ten o'clock. Present Tuning and Tee. On motion the Board took a recess until ? o'clock p. m.
 o'clock p. m., June g, 1885. Board met at stated time. Present: Henry Tuning, Chairman; Ernest Tee and W. B. Leonard, members; when the following proceedings were had to-wit:
 Comes M. V. Howard and presents these charges against J. L. Hubben, l as Sheriff, to the Honorable Board of Supervisors, of Apache county, Terri tory of Arizona:
 GENTLEMEN :-I have the honor to herewith submit the following affidavits in regard to the Sherif7s office of Apache county, A. T.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COUNTY OF APACHE. M, Y. Howard being first duly sworn 1
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
APACHE COUNTY LAND ASD STOCK ]
 ERnITrpS ASSnl,I

APACHE COUNTY LAND ASD STOCK ]
 GROWERS ASSOCIATION. Location of principal place of business, sau Francisco, California
 = Location of works, Apache County, Arizona Territory.
 Notice is Hereby given, that at a meet ing of the Board of Directors, held on the 24th day Of April, 1SS5, an assessment (NO. 1.) of Seven Dollars per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation. pay able immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, 417 Kearney street, Room 2, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 29th day of May 1885, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before will be sold on Thursday the 25th day of June 1885, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 A. A. HOYT Secretary. Office, 417 Kearney Street, Room ?. San Fran CISCO California May -75t
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD ! Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, County of Apache.
 W. R. ROBINS, Plaintiff,
 YS. \ Summons No T3
 JOHN EATON Defendant)
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Apache, Territory of Arizona. Territory of Arizona sends greetings to John Eaton. You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Apache, in the Territory of Ari- zona, and answer the complaint fled with the Clerk of this Court at St. Johns, in said County. Ca copy of which complaint accom- panieS this Summons,) within twenty days lex elusive 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, in all other eases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint, as above re- quired, the plaintiff will take Judgment against you for the sum of Eleven Hundred and Twenty-three and SS-1C0 Dollars and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended Given under my hand and the seal of said District Court, this 1St day of April A. D 1885.
 SEAL ALFRED RUIZ, Clerk. May 7-10t
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AT PREscoTr, ARIz.

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 said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court of Apache County, at St. Jotns Apache County Arizona Territory, on the Eth. day of July, 1885, viz: John Adey of Sprngerville Apache County, Arizona, for his Deciaratory Statement No l619 for the southeast 4 of the southwest 1 of Section No twenty-eight Cls)' and the east 12 of the northwest r oS Section No. thirty-three (S3l in Township No. eight (S) north or Range lNe. thirty (30) east.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Linden Watts, William Woods Charles Thomas and Joseph l. Clanton all of Spr1ngervllle, Apache County Arizona Territory June4-5t. THOMAS WING Register