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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Mining in Mohaye.
IMoaave Miner.l THE CrpRT. Gorru


 This clam lies south of the we'll known Cupel mine at Stockton Hill. and It's owner, J. w. Yoachsu. is now preparing to commeDce work on it in go "a shape. He will probably get to work next week.
 THE RAILroS.
 Stimulated no doubt by the recent rich discoveries on Stockton Hill. Capt. AtchlsOp has put couple of men to work on this mlne. In cleaning out an oli shaft they have brought to light a large vein of good looking ore, but its value ca3Dot be learned until the re- suit of assays now being made is known.
 THE JUNO.
 This IS ona of the many mines in this district owD-d by l.. A Sanderson of san frarcis O. IL lies about h-lf way Detween Mineral Park and Chloride. aud Las recently been lease to Messrs. Groom. Mendes and IwIggs. This IS a Valuable pfJperty, being one of the few mlpes in tue county for which U. 5. patent has been obtained. and the les sees will doubtless do yell out of IL.
 THE JUPITER. IS owned by James Daggett, and lies about a mile east of town. Mir. DaeeeIt siil commence work on this claim to- morrow, and expects to get out some good ore m very short order. He has done great amount of work on this mine ID the past five years, and taken ut several lots of good ore. Tbe ore from this mine carries large per celt of gold.
 THE CoSyoR.
 This IS one of the mines belonging to the ArIZona Northern Mining Company, and on which work has been recently started up toy Supeririendent Barry who has placed Mir. Ed. c, ok ID cbarso of the mIue. Under Mir. Cooks exper- fenced management we shall expect to hear of some go' big shII menis of ore from thus mine which is one of the best owned by the company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Sold by B. A. Torbs E Co.

The raising of ses in the Mssilla valley may at some time become mite an indus try. We were told by Mr. Bsrneastl, that he planted small patch from which he picked about twelve pounds of 8 good article, that he not only used in his own family, but sold m his store, the quality beng about the same as the average black tea sold over the coanters. The Rio Grande valley st this point has 8 soil that will produce almost anything. Las Cruces Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
SignaI Fires.

A Clifton special to the Times says: LieuteDsnts Reed and Bigelow. who left here early thIs morning with seventy five nc nnted men of Sheldon, have been summoned toy courier, sent out by Lieu tenant Maus, tO return on account of the Indian signal fires seen on the high hills back of the MetcHlt mine last evening. The il ssh fires were seen by over t~enty men who were working et the mines, and frU-n tue nigh altitude at which they were displaying they cauld easily be seen by parties on the lookout for them fifty miles sC Ith of Clifton"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Stop That Cougn

By using Dr. Frszlers Throat and Lung Bslssm-the only sure cure for Coughs, Cold, Hosrseness end Sore Throat, and sll diseases of tho throat end lungs. Do not neglect cough. IL may prove fatal Scores and hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balssr.. and no family will t7sr be without il after once using it, and discovering its marvellous power. T. is put up ID large family bnttles and sold fer the snail price of 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAzIHR MEDICINE Co, Prop 'rs.
 Cleveland, O. Sold by B. 4. XnTbe S Go
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Geronimo AgaIn.

The report that Geronimo returned to hIs former camping ground st Camp Apache IS confirmed. On the morning Of the 22nd ultImo. be and four other Chiricahus bucks appeared near the camp bt about half past one o'clock, ana when within thIce miles of their destination they seized a White Noun tam squaw, wnO was guarding her corn field, aud demanded that she should show them 'he ChirIcahus camp. which, under the cITcums taLceF, she was only too glad 10 do. Arriving at the caup she pointed out GeTonimo's wife's wlckiup, wuei eupon the renegades laid d Bwn m tIis shade of an old stone wall ltbe moon shInIng brightly and whiIe there ChIrIcahUa sqlaw returning from camp where two persons acre s:ck, was seized, and upon at- ,smptlng to hallOe was thrown to tLe ground, a gun placed st her head and Was '' 1 if sue d.d not keep quiet iiey vpHrl it'i h-r It was then that Geronimo entered his wIfe's hAbitaiion, found her asleep and jerked her and her child out of bed and left with them and tbe ChirIcahua squaw, whom they cap- iuTed returning from the sick camp, as silently as they enter ed the camp. They To K the old woman whom they found m the corn field, short distance up White rIver and released her. She im- C1edIately returned and gave the alarm, which caused great excitement m the Indian camp and fort. Men were immediately sent in all directions Co discover Geronimo's traIl and as soon as practical, SaviH- nh. a captive Mexican, m charge of fif- teen IndIan scouts were started m pur- suit, followed by white .oidIer~. Geron- mo and hiS party were well mounted and were seen twenty-five miles from Camp Apache on the Camp Thomas road. by sn ambulance drIver, lefore daylight. They were also seen at a crossing on Black river. IL will be remembered that Geronimo wss reported and pub lished as having been so wounded as to cause his death. and now like bad penny has turned up where least expec- tai -Silyar Relt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

There is 8 great deal of quiet inquiry for good and deyel ped mining proper ties just now. To insure 6 ready sale, 'he mines must possess merits as such. The days of prospect selling are over and investors iu mines Esnt to see what they are purchasing just ss any one would want to examine s horse before buying.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Court InmmIssioner.

Judge R D. Ferguson to-day tepdered hIs resignation ss District Court Com missioner. and also ss United States C..mmis.inner. for the rtssop that his private bu-i -s .equirFs his entire time, and he is unab.e to dey te his attention 10 thi. branch of the public trust
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Burned Notes Reedeemed.

The cinders of the package ot notes destroyed ID the sate of s. c. Meyer S O., when the White House was burned were forwarded by Wm. Zsckendorf to the Treasurer of the United States for identification and redemption. The package was said to contain S360. in bills of various denominations. Yes terdsy Mir. Zeckendorf received a reply from the United States Treasurer. en- closing draft for s2O5, identified as follovR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
County Court.

r. W. GREGG. JUDGE.
 MONDAY, Got ,. Territory ys. Hannfh and Wiley Box Passed till October 18th.
 WEDNESDAY. Oct. !. DetOy V. Wilkins-Psssed to be called. Stiles, assignee, vs. Wi,kins-Psssed to be called.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

Sufferers from the effects of quinine used as a remedy for chills and fever, will appreciate Ayers Asue Cure, a powerfdl tonic bitter, composed wholly of vegetable substances, wIthou, a par ticle of any noxiOus drug. Its action is peculiar. Trompt, and powerful, break ing up the chill, curing the fever, and eIpelling the poison from the sys- tenn, yet leaving DO harmful or uupless- ant effect upon the patient
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10


 follows:
 TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES
 Washington September, 30, 1885. GEVTLEMES:-Hhe burnt notes for wsrded to this office, wlth your letter of the 2lst instant, have been carefully ex. amined by committee consisting of three experts. md they have been able to identify and prepare for redemption only s20j. out of -'.e entire lot of fragments received, for which I hand you my check herewith. You refer par ticularly 70 one note of the denomina- ton of Sl0O, said to have been burnt with the rest. A fragment was di-cov- cred during the e1amInatioO, which may have been the remains of the note referred to, but 1t was SO small and its character and denomination SO uncer- tain, its redemption was declined.
 Very Respectfully,
 c. N. JORDAN,
 Treasurer U. s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Nervous DebIIltated MeR

You are allowed a free tr1al of the use of Dr. Dyes Celebrated Voltsic Belt with electric SuspensOTy Appliances, foi the speedy relief and permanent cure oi Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles Also for many other diseases. Complete restoration to health, yigOr and man. hood guaranteed. Nn risk is incurred Illustrated pamphlet, with full Infor. nation, terms, etc, mailed free by sd. dressing Noltsic Belt O., Marshall, Mich,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
"BICHI-FAIRA.

QuIck, complete c1re, sll kidney, Bladder aud Urinary Diseases, ScaIdIng Irritation. Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the bladder, SI. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

Mr. Abadie If the PIonser saloon. CD p"siie The Pal ,cs Hotel. has in stock a quAntI'y of FieGch ci sr-t inst h- has had 10 bis possession for fourteen ears It Is an article of rare quality and 6 treas. ure to connoisseurs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
ROUGH oN CoRNS." ]"

Ask to: Wells Rough on Corns..' ljc. Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts. buniOns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Dr. FrazIer.- Root Bitters.

trszier's Roo. BItters set strongly upon tbe Liver aud Kidneys, keep tn. bowels open and regular, snake the weak strong, heal the lung. build uI the nerves. and cleanse the blood and system of every iBpu.ity. sok. by druggists. Price Sl. or six bottles sent by express prepaid for 8.
 FRAzrEB MRDICISE Co,
 Cleveland, Ono Sold by E. A. Yorbs < Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
HEARTPAINs.

PalpitstIon, Dropsical Swelling, Dig zine-s, Indigestion. Headache. Sleep, lessless, cured by Wells Health Re newer"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
.RorGunS PAINS "

Cures colIc, cramps, disrrh9a; ex- ternally for aches, pains, sprsins, head ache, neuralgia, rheumatism. For man or beast. 20 and 50c. V
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
TUcsos, A. T., Oct. 6. 1885.

TUcsos, A. T., Oct. 6. 1885. The Board met at 10 o'clock &. ID. pursuant to adjournment.
 Pressut-J. 5. Mansfield, Chsrmsn; J. c. Handy, Member; Geo. W. Teits- worth. Member; Chss. F. Drake, Dep uty E1-Ofticio Clerk.
 The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 On motion the road overseer was or- dered to proceed to Harshsw and Crit tenden and inspect the road there and if deemed e1pedient 10 let a contract to have the same repaired and put ID good condition, tLe contract not 10 eI- ceed S20O.
 Judge John Hsynes was called as special counsel for the Board 10 obtain his opinion ss an attorney m the matter of converting funds from the General Fund to the Salary Fund. aud other matters connected with the salary If county officers.
 ". B. Horton appeared and read a formal demand by the county officers to have the Board of Supervisors trans fer sufficient fuud. from the General Fund to the Salary Fund to pay their salaries, there being insufficient funds in the salary fund to pay the same. On motion she demand of the county officers was denied.
 The Board proceeded to audit &C., counts as follows:
 CONTINGENT FUND. B Nj Jocobs, purchased account
 of A l. Bancroft. for record
 books l0l Is A l. Bancroft, book roll of st-
 torneys s.........-....... ' 70 l. O Hughes, advertising re-
 demption of Narrants. . O J $ Mansfield, stationery for
 county officers. 74 45 J s Msn-frld retired from the
 Board and c Handy off,
 cisted ss Chairman pro tem
 to audit above bill D A Sanford, pu chased &C.,
 count, feeding prisoners for
 three m ID b. S61 62
 ROAD FUND. A J Davidson, convey lng super
 vIsors to inspect road to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
RED-BUG. FLIES.

Flies. reaches, ants, bed. bugs. rats, mice, eophers, chipmunks, cleared out by Rough on Rats, Pc, W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
MOTH FRS.

If you are failing; worn ont and ner vans, use "W Welis" Health Remover. $l Druggists. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Add TVS 'tiI LetteFs 0s OrdeT-
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Notice for Publication.
Pre-smpt.ou No. Is-5.
LAND Ogncr VI Trrso'.. AszoyA.

LAND OyFICE SE Trcso.. AEIzoSA,t
 o-.1bsr -. i-,5 Notice 's hereby gwen tha- tho fu lowing named settler has hlei notice of hIa l-ten-i to ms ks hnsl proof D tuuIolt of hI5 claim. and htt sad proof will De- maro b-tor1 the e--iz or and receiver q In 500. Ar.z9ls. ou November l0, Iss5 StZ Macar O Cori1v.t Mes viII.. Ari- zo' "a. for ths tti of SW-. u.d V of SEL, sec i. Ip. S.- k. i1 e.
 Hs rssuss Inc following witnesses to prove his z i1t uupgs te-Idsn 1pou cld cultIFa ioa .-f sad laud. si-. Elattla- -t adr Of lie-avIlo Ar | -,.n s; Ju7n Haoie-. Of Ass1gille Arizona. John Brown, nf NC-s.iile, Arizona; E C. Cage of Meislviile, Arizona
 FEN. V. THOMAS. Register. Ef--s .tsSf70.tsnr t.rf Q t1ls
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

Clears out rats, mice. reaches, flies, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, ants. go- phers. l5c. Drnggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
THIN PEOPLE.

Wells Health Renewer" restores health snd vIgor. cures dyspepsia, I'm potence, Sexual D bihty. Sl. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
OrganizIng.

A Tombstone special to the Times says: Hon F. A. Triile, Governor, ac compapied by F. K. AIusworth. Acting AdIutaDt General, arrived in Tomb- stone last evening for the purpose of placing ID the field a mounted militia force to warn and protect the homes and property of the cItIzens of CochIse county residing Tn such localities as are liable 10 be yIslted by bands of maraud- lng Indians, m accordance with n re- quest made by Brisadier General Crook, Commanding Department of Arizona, by a telegraphic dispatch of Oct 4th, 1885, as follows:
 FoRT BOWIE, A. T. Oct. i.
 Gov. E. A. T1tle. Tombstone: The Indians are scattered iD several parties, and though our information makes IL probable that they have gone south, still some of them are very likely to be lurking m the mountains, and some of tuese parties may turn north at any time. CitlzeLs sbonli still be on the watch and shoLl be warned that there Is danger that at any moment the h. dians may swoop down on them. I would suggest that you send parties to points near their usual tralls, where they can be ambushed, and at. the same time protect ranches and stand chance of killing some of the Indians (Signed,)
 GEORGE CROOK, Brig. Genl"
 A meeting of prominent citIzens was held in the court house this afternoon After B statement by Governor Tritle of the object of the meeting. it was re- solved, as the sense of the meeting, that company of cavalry be formed at once with R- $. Hatch, Sheriff, as cap tain, to immediately go into active ser vice with such force as be may deem necessary. A committee on finance Was appointed tO report at su adjourned meeting to be held at 6 D. ID. Upon cpnvenIDg report was presented b. the finance committee to the ef- feet that m their judgmeBti it would bs impossible To secure from the ct izens a sufficient sum Of money. based on certified accounts by territorial gu- thoFities, for the purpose of equIpplne snd supply ing with provisions ihe rs qu red number of men to warn the cii- lzeus in remote aud ubprotscted local iues. A mOt.pL Was made to Ri pt she report oi the committee, to which an amendment was mad, that the report oe lad on me table. Alter cons deTable discussion the question upon the adoption Of the amendment was put acd carried. A voie uf thanks WAS given G0verG"r Tn rle for his ac i've and energetic efforts IT devising measures, lookicg to ihr better protection of our citizens. Immediate ly after the adjournment Sheriff Hatch opened a muster roll for cavalry com pauy and secured the number of meIn- bers rt tquired. The mpany was organ ized and sworn in by Acting A Aijutrn. General AInsworth. R $. Hatch WAS elec-ed CaptaID. Henry SOlun, FrNt Lieutenant and James Andrews, Second Litutt napt. The ccmpsny was namt q the Cochise Rangers, Co. A. lst Rrgi- ment Of Cavalry, \. G. A. To-morrow the company will equip and perform such service as may be required
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
San Pedro
GENERAL FUND.

GENERAL FUND. U P. Gabriel, sheriff of Pinal County, for fees for tS9.l0, allowed for. or............... fl 10 B M Jsccb-, purchased &C., count, JaIlors' and ianitors' fees, jury and witness fees, and justices and constEbles fees for Sll60l0. allowed for................-....... for. 1l5J GO On motion the Board adjourned to meet at p. n. this day.
 J. S. MANSFIELD.
 Chairman. Attest:
 w. E. HUEToN, Ex-Ofisio Clerk, Fer Chas. K Drake, Deputy Ex.Onic:O Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Legal Blanks !! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office

DISTRICT COULT BLANKS: Aninsvit for Attachment Undertaking on Attachment, Indictments, sheEif's Certificates of Sale oi Real Estate on Execution. PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Orier directing Notices to be gwen .o creditors Notice of time appointed for proving NiiI Certificate of Wall and facts found. Order directing posting Notices ot Application for Letters of Admims;rstj,- Citations, Creditors Claim. Order appointing Administrator, Bonds of AdmInIstrator and ELecrta-. Order RppOinting A AgpTaisers, Order appointing time for Probate of Will aut
 dlrectlng Publcat' on Of Notice uf same. Order appOlntlrg time and place for Hearing Application to cell Persona. Property and directing Notice Co bs given. Ordsr tO show cause why order of ssle oi EeS
 Estate should nOI he Hde, OrCer appointing ale Of Per-0HEl Property. Order of Sale of Personal Property, Order Hppoiuting day for settieUle nt Of acccun
 and direg in. Nstice tu be gwen. Notice Oi timc set for Settlement of Account. BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING '. s PsT ENTS To MINING CLAIMS: Affidavit of Citizersh1p. Affidavit of five hundred dollars impruv Agreement with PrLliaLers. NOt.ce of application iO- U. Patent. CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUSTICE COUET: Summons.
 
 Property.
 undsrlskiHs on cam and delivery of RsrsonsI Affidavit on clam and delivery Of Personal Property, Affidavit for attachment against a Resident. UudertakIng on Attachment, Mrlt of Attachment, Execution, Notice of Appeal. MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS Location Notices, Mining Deeds Real Estate Deeds Real Estz.e Nortgakes Power Oi AttOrney Bond for Deed to Mining Propsrty Acknowledgements. aeknovledements for Man and. d.wilc. Atiday "a Of Publication Notice Of Mining Claim, Road Station Receipts formiiy with the Statutes of Arizons ard tLs mining laws of tho United S'at--s OTdau -ent out of the city C. O. D. 230 Justice BlankS for *5.00. A Package containing the follaw,nr named blHnks for ! -stiCes' Courts will ia cent to any sddrc-s. postage paid, for s-.rt- 4l 4lCiimiUal Complaint. s1 Warrants of Arrr-..
 21 Subp0ngs. % CCmmItEeUt-.
 % SummGus.
 a 2, Tg%D si;i. on e. < b. of Pers Prop.
 N tuo0rtaAtA ga 9l -itds It- for Attacimsri 2O Undsrtsk inEs on Btsag.H.,rt-
 D Writs If Attachment
 1 ExscutiunE.
 el lAcknoNledgmeuf- .-i4-.t...
 70 Ackno~ledsmsr-s .s1-r and v fs,.
 To Bail Bonds. lu StiPustioBs on Appeal, sl Mining Incal"ls. Add o,s aiI Letters or Order-  Citizen Prlnting&Pub. Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

Last Chance mIne and millsite, Paja- rito dist. Sept. 23, O. C. McNair.
 Jumper mine, Harshaw. Aug. 4, J. Fl. Turner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
DEEDS.

DEEDS.
 Pascual Cannon ct al to Jno. T. Brick wood, land on which Brickwood's saloon is located in Nogales, S40O.
 Pascusl Cannon et al to School Irus- tee,. Nogales, school lot in Nogslesr Sl.OO Accompanied by plat.
 c. l.. Armstrong and Frank Renshaw to J. r. Br:ckwood, triangular lot in No gales, S2O0.
 Jose NJ. Appodaca, to J. M. Hamilton, lot in Nogsles, S2OO.
 Richard S'arr and wife to c. B. Ses sions Is block and 10 Bruckner's ad' dItion to Tucson, and block x, except two lots, S25O.
 Richard Starr and wife to c. IS. Ses- sions 1s NE and s E | and 5 Eli cf $ W | Sec. Six, 1p. II, ;. k. l4d $500.
 MISCELLANEOUS. LHnd claim at Bear Valley spring, Pa jarito, Jas NJ. Van Winkle.
 HoTpes' esd location, Bear Valley spring ranch, s. J. Shanahan.
 Butcher's statements, Ben DaRuere' Ou iotoa; Geo Pusch, Bernardo Nalen- cIs, Tucson. Cattle ear marks, Theodosis Carrillo and Eiwardo R. CarrillO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
WARREN LELAND.
Largest Hotel Enterprises

of America, says that while passenger from New York on board a ship goii around CaIo Horn. in the early days of emigration t' CS.. l;oTnla, he learned that one of the officers of the vessel had cured himself, during tle voy- age of an ohstiuars disease by the use Of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
J. s. MANSFIELD,
 Chairman

ATTEST:
 W. E. HORTON, EK-O -Officio Clerk. Per Chas. K. Drake, Deputy.
 TUCsoS, Oct. 9th, 1885. The Board resumed its session at ? p. m., and audited the following accounts, General fund: A. Bnchta, services as justice. S75.l0.
 W. 4. Scott, Jr., appeared and asked that certain policies 5s substituted for policies m other companies for same amount. The request was denied. The following accounts were audited:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
ROUGH ON RATS

W B. HORTON Ex-oihciO Clerk. Per Chss. R. Drake. Deputy Er-OficiO Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

DISTRICT COUAT BLANKS. Adi1svit for Attachment U Undertaking on Attachment Indictments, SherIf's Certificates of Sale of Real Estate on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-04
A Hint to Husbands.

Mr.. W. is quite an elderly, wealthy
gentleman, having for his second wife a
lady many years his junior, and much
petted. Any expressed wish of hers he
has at once gratifed, if money could be
the medium. One evening she remark
ed in her charming way, 81 saw to-day,
at - store, a lovely camel's hair shawl
that l wanted ever so much. Would
YOU bring home tomorrow check ?
1t is only 81, 800"
Yes dear" he replied, will bring
the money"
The next evening. with the assistance
of his porter, he did bring home and
placed on the parlor table fifteen hun
bred silver dollars. At the sight of this
pile of metal, weighing nearly a hun
dred pounds, the wife exclaimed {:
why, what are you going to do with
all that money!"
why. love, it's the money you want
ed for the new shawl"
Good gracious! Does it take all that
to make 81, 800? Why, had no idea II
meant so much. will do without the
shawl, and will put 1t all in the savings
bank, if you will let me-" And she did
so, and has since added several sums to
the deposit Mr. w affirms on his
honor that since that event she has not
asked for quarter part so much money
as before the incident. The above is not
a fancy sketch. 1t all really happened.
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Thinking of Making Pleasant
the Winter Nights.
INTER-NOS CLUB ORGANIZED
A Hint to Husbands-SOme Sunday
Reading About Women and
Things.


a number of young society people
met at Hooper'S residence, Cd First
West Street, last Tuesday evening and
organized social club, which they de-
cided to call the "Inter-Nos." The OBJ
ject of the club is to make and carry
out plans for passing the winter even
ings. Parties will be given by the differ
ent young lady members at their respec-
tive homes, and private theatricals and
hops will be gotten up by the club at
short intervals during the season.
Mr.. J. E. Jennings Is president of the
club, and Mr.. J. W Campbell is lSecre-
tary and Treasurer. Trhe next meeting
will be held at the Jennings residence,
on Tuesday evening next.
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P. o. BOX 962.

RE- We give every attention to the Rent
ing OF Houses. Collection of Rents, and the
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ner and " it'll dispatch.
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Salt Lake agent
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A. j. WHITE.
REAL ESTATE, LOAN,
Fire, Life and Accident
INSURANCE AGENT,
Notary Public,
Notary Public.
No 34B. SECOND SOUTH STREET
MONEY LOANED

From 5000 to 100000, Eastern Capital.
to Loan, for any length of time, on good
security, at reasonable rates of interest.
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