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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-02-05
USITED STATES SENATE,
WAsHISGrON, ID. c., Feb. 10, 1888.

DT. ], v. N007T9,
DEAR SIR: Yours Of the 18th inst reached me
only hour since, 10 answer TO which have TO say
that at the first blush your suggestion strikes with
favor, and see improperly 10 gentlemen holding
official positions, Atkins and myself do, becOmi ng
interested In an enterprise such you suggest At
kins and will be glad to confer with you Harris
or both at any time that may be oun convenient and
discuss the matter further. Respectfully,
IsUAN q. HARpre.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-02-05
nousE oT REFnEsENrATIvEs,

DEAR Mn. RoGERs; Presuming on what you have
already written me and not having received your
poem aud not understanding the nature Of the
shares which you send me, am bothered aud only
solve the problem by sending you back the shares,
which iuclose herein. don't suppose they are good
for anything or you would not be sending them
around so huently Yours with respect,
s. &. Cox.
In marked contrast with this is the letter
OF senator Harris
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-02-05

Barometer-highest, 80 81, itth lowest, 1928
9th mean, 5000. ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 90, 5th
me IN minimum, 1876. Mean relative humidity,
s55. wind prevailing, north; highest velocity, 40
miles per hour. ISL total movement, FOp miles.
Baiu-3. 65 inches melted snow, asa Inches total
precipitation, 6.H Inches. Depth OF snow, 2obO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-02-05

The public debt reduction during January
was over S., 600, 600.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
MINING SALE.
Fine Group of Gold Mines Sold to a Mis- sOuri Company.

A Fine Group of Gold Mines Sold 10 a Mis-
 sOuri Company.
 Through the efforts of Messrs. T. L. Schultz and J. A. Conlee, together with the intrinsic value of the property, the Humboldt Mining Company, of Si. Louis, Mo, hsve purchased of Messrs. E. \. Hudson and Ohss. Bent. the Hud- son & Bent group of gold mines. in the BaboquIvari range of mountains, Ari- vsca district. There are thirty-eight claims in the group. and by the terms of the sale, three mines-the Plutus, Fidel- ia and Golden Rule-were deeded out right in consideration of the sum S25- OOO cash, aud bond given fer deed to the other thirtyfive claims in considera- tion ot $l60.000, payable in six, eight and twelve months from date. The com pany, of which Mir. J. c. Porter is Presi- dent, now has force of men at work de- veloping the mines, MT. J. A. Conlee being the superintendent A twenty stamp mill Is to be erected at once st the mines, the estimates for which are now being made.
 Messrs. Hudson & Bent fully deserve the good fortune they are about to enter upon. They have lsbored long, and in. dustriously. to develop these grand properties, and though many great ob' stscles have been met and overcome they have always preserved an integrity highly commendsble and rarely mel with nowadays. Upon receiving then cash payment every obligation wal promptly met. and even few that were outlawed were honorably adjusted. Suct men deserve the smiles of fortune ant no one will regret the happy result ol their industry,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
SheriTs Sale.

nIsTRlCT COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL DIS D tri s;. territory of Arizona, Tn and for the toanty of PIa-sl.
 E. J. Williams and J. D. Hilburn, ys. Geo. W. TeitswOrth.
 By virtue of a decree of foreclosure issEeo cus of the above named court in the above entitled cause, m favor of tho plaintiffs and against tne defendant. whereby sm commanded 10 make the srrou of the deer c out oi the herelnaiter described real esfate tO-wlt: The sum or Two Thousand Three Hundred and Ninety-elght and s-l0O (S2 s 03l Dollars. with interest the con st tho rate of two per cent. per month. together with cos t- Of suit taxed at Twelve and fO-luo ($i2.70l Dollars and counsel fees of foreclosure, amounting tO One Hundred and Fifty tslSOOJ Dollars with nteres. thereon at the rate of ID per centlper annum from date of this decree, ,andtths accruing -Ostz and expenses of this sale. VIII. on the l7th day of May. lso6. between the hours of 10 o'clock. a. m., and . O clock ?. m- Of said day. in front of tho Court House door, m the City of Tucson, in sand County of Pima cffer Tor sale, and sell st pCblic auction, tO the highest and bes. bidcsr for cash in lawfdl cur rency. all the following described property. rO- wit: All the rlght title. and interest ot the said George W. TeIts~Orth ln and to lots num- bered One Q( and Four (4l- in block number thifty (s0l, in Logan City in sad County of Pima. in the Territory ci AriZOus. according t9 the plat of ssid town in common use; the sad interest in said lots belng an undivided one half thereof K, II PAUL..
 Sheriff Pima County. Dated Tucson, April 2, lss6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
SUM MONS.

TN THE COUNTY COURT, COUNTY OF PI- | ma. Territory of AIizOna,
 Emelia AruadO de Lopez. plaintiff, against Juan Lopez. defendant - Summons
 Action brought in the County Court in and the County of Pima Territory Ot Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 Juan Lopez.
 You are hereby summoned and required to sp- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff. in the County Court. ID and for the County of Pima. in the Territory of Ari- zona, and answer the complaint nled with the Clerk of this Court. at Tucson m said county. Ia copy Of which. complaint accompanies this summOnsl within twenty days (excluslVe of the dag of servicel after the ser vlce 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 no ifisd that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above Ie- quIred the plaIntih will apply tO the Court for the relief dsmsnded therein, and costs and dis bursements m this benAf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said County ourt, at Tucson, this 18th day of April X. D. l>,b.
 ISEN.I W. B. HORroS, Clerk.
 A3sEtd. By FRANKH. HEREFORD. Deputy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
Application for a Patent.
No. 445 for Patent Co th,
 Silver Glance Mine.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcr,
 ITnraR~t ArF-nvu Eah U r


 Tucson, ArIzOna, Feb. g. Is-5 NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT \. < IN Arnold. Trustee. whose pOstOtice atdre-s is Tucson, Pima County, Arizona. care A. W UnthRnk. has this day tiled his application fora patent for l225 linear feet of the Silver Glance mine or vein bearing mineral, with surfacs ground 4o2S feet m width situated in the Ar vaca mining distinct, County of Plma Erd Ter. rltOry of arizona, and designated by the held notes and official plaf on file in this office as ot No. fe m sad ArIvaca district. said lot No ~ being as follows, tOwlt:
 Beginning at the western end center of cain beiEg also the eastern end center of the Oriental mining clam, at a poet set in mound ci stones. marked "S. c 1. M.. No. l."
 U. \. NJ. M. No 1. B. D. on Gro Fino H.ll bears \ ss degs., S3 mins-, W 1909 feet
 Thence g. degs., i5 mlns-, W sOO feet Co poet, set in mound of stones, marked 'S. Q A. No. 2. being also the sOuth-eGstern corner Ut the Oriental NJ. c.
 Thence \ s6 degs. f5 mius.. F 5O feet Co center of Gulch bears < Se s'gs,, l5 mlns.. V l--5 feel to a post feet long, set m a mOuui Df stones marked "S. 6. NJ No. I, at the eastern end lau- ter of tho claim.
 Thence g degs.. t5 mins, sH Feel Co a post fec. long, set in a mound of -..lEs, mark - ''s. c. M. No.5"
 Thence s6 degs.. I5 u-ins., q l-5 lsst toA post set n a mound of stones. mar.ad s G. M. ho G." being alsO the rorthea-tssa corner of the Oriental M. C..
 Thence \ s2 ieg-.. e mius. r 1u feet tc post ''S. c.. !. N. No. l.' place of beginning.
 Masneuc yarIatlgn l2 dogs, tJ mius. F., con teiniDg 1854 acres.
 The location Of this mine is recorded in ths Recorders office Ot Pima County, Book r, Rec Ords uf Mines. page 51s.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely G1y portion of sad silver Glance mIEe er surface ground. are required to hls theIr adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office, at Iucson, n the Territory of Arzona. during the ten weeks publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions lf the statutes.
 B. M. THOMAS. Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period of ten consecutive weeks in the CfTIZEN, a ~eekly newspaper published in Tucson, Pima County, Arizona. B. NJ. THOMAS. Register. First publication. Feb. l3, 1ss6
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
Assessment Notice.

DEER MINING COMPANY - Location of | principal place of business, San Fran cisco. California Location of works, Qui- ,:oa Mining District, Pima County, Arizona,
 Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Thirteenth day of April 1ss6, an assessment No 5)Of 10 cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable inmedIatsly m United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the othee of the Company, Room 26. No. SO9 Montgomery stree'. San Fran cisco, CalifornIa-
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain un paid on the TWENTIETH III DAE OF MAY, ls-6, W1ll be delinquent and advertised for sale Rt pIblic auction, and, unless payment IS made before will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the (i6thl SIXTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, i.-si Co pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advert siu and expeT sss of sale.
 By order of the Blard of Directors,
 AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary,
 Onice-Room D. No (. 3O9 Montgomery street, San Franciscc, CalifOrnla-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
Application for a Patent, \ pplicatIon No. I4I for Patent Co the
 Sonoma Mine.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 Lnr-nn. AlLnna. U b. Q. lssi.

 OOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 8 ~ Arnold. Trustee. whose postothee address is Tu-son. Pima County, Arizona. care A. W. Unthai k. has his day filed hls application for a patent for i5tO Irea- feet of the Souoma mine or vein bearing mineral. with surface ground 6l1 feet ir width. situated m the Gro blancO rIning district. County of Pima and Territory of fri- zonA, aId desi4na'ed hy the held notes and off. cat plAi file m this office as lot No. ~ in shld Gro Bianeu district. sad lot No. ~ being de scrIbed as follows. to-Wlt:
 Beginning at the southern end center of claim at a poet feet long. feet m e mo und of stones, marked -'S. l. N. No l.'
 |. s N. M. No. 5 bears N 2s des-., g mins., W Z75l feet.
 Thence $ @ dees.. 8 mins.. F 300 set to post t'ei long st m mound of stones, mArSed Thence \ 70 de-s. E5 uiins E ss3 feet to ceu- ter of trulch bears ls ueg-.. tO mIus, W -1 feet to cent-rof Gulch bears SS degs.. fj mius,. W l.oo feet to poet feet long, set m a mound stone-, marked S. VI. To. 3.'
 Thence \ 70 des-. % m ms. ECO feet to north ern e, center of claim Ct post feef long. set m mound of sto1 s. mark. d =. II. No. L." rhencc ~ degs.. pi mii-. 70 fset to cen ter of SO1oma Gulch heur- i2 des-s.. 3l mins.. W i25 feet Co center of Guich bears \ lI de. co mlls-, l. 90 feet Co . poet Feet long set m a mound oi stono-. maked 's. ll. No. 5- Thence < % des,s. & mi.s W t21 feet to cen tsrof sonoma .u!ch bears bl dess., l1 nm [, W llU) feet to ceu.er of Gu cn bears N % deSs., iomns, W laOo feet to a pct feet long: set in a mound of -tou-= marked ''~. n. No G.
 Thence = 7s dezs. O min-.. F 2n feet to post $. I. M. No. l." D ace of heglnr lng,
 Magnetic variation l2 drgs., 2l mlns., l. con- tsirIne 3l "a acres.
 The location of this nine i- recorded m the Recorders office of Pima County, Book D, Rec nsds of Miue- pagfs ti4 and 3l5.
 Ary and al persons cialmtng adversely any portion O. ssid ~cnomg uIne. or surface ground. are required t hie their a.iy"'se claims Ssth the Register of the United states Land Ohce at Tue on, in the Territory of Anz ma during the ten weeks period of publication hereof, or they wal. Do barred .- virtue Of the pTOyis- Ions of the stiatute.
 BEN N. THOMAS. Register Itis hereby ordered ttat the foregoing notice of auplica-.uu tor prs be published for the periCl o: ten cuus-c we r-ess in the THEN. a weekly newspaper % b-lsaed m T Icsol. Pima Cou- ty. ArIz0us-
 First urhGcGtioG Fr1. g. l-56.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

Tucson. Arizona Feb. 9, I,.i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT \. <. " Arnold. Vice President of the Gro lGrcp hliver Mining Company. whose pOstouce aG. dress IS Tucson. Pima County. Arizona. care \ W. Unthank. has this day filed his apphcanu1 for patent for I425 linear feet of the CsllioTuIs mine or vein bearing silver, with surface ground GU feet m width. situated m the Oro blauco mining district. County of Pima. and IerrItoJ of Arizona, and designated by the held noes and official plat on file in this office as lot NJ. 45 in said Orc BlancO district, said lot No. d being as follows. to wit:
 Beginning at the southern end center of tis claim at & poet feet long, set in a mound oi stones, marked "C, I. M. No. l."
 Thence 50 degs-, 4s mIns., F. 300 feet Co csr- ter of SOnoma Gulch, bears 2l degs.. 4O mlus, F. at a poet feet long, set in H mound of stones marked ''C. Nj. No. 9"
 .C. NJ. No. 2. B. T.E bears \ 7s dees.. s6 miu., ls1 feet. Oak tree inches in diameter marked "C; M- No. ?. T." bears g dees., jO mins. W Thence N O deg. I2 mins.. E f75 feet to center of SOnOmR Gulch bears 3i degs-. D man 1425 feet to a post feet long set m mound of stones. marked "C. M. No B.
 Thence Sa degs., 4s mlns., W SiO feet Co northern end center of claim, at poet fest long, set in mound of stones, marked ''C. A' D: M.M.No.5 bears g degs.. g mins., W Thence N ss degs. 4s mins. W S.oO feet to a post | feet long. .ef m mound of stones. marked " C. M No.
 Thence O deg l2 mIns., l4-1 Co n post z feet long set in a mound of stones, marked "C. M. No. g."
 Thence $ So der4.. 4s mins.. F SO feet Co post "C. l. M. No. l." place of beginning.
 Magnetic variati0n i2 deg. 2l mins.. con ping l9.53 acres.
 The location of this mine IS recorded m 'ss Recorder's office of Pima County. Book D. Rec Ords of Mines. pages tl2 and tIS.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any Iof ton Of said California mine, or surface ground are required Co tle their adverse claims vlth t,e Register of the United States Land Office. ai Tncson Tn the TsrutOry of Arizona. during Che ten weeks period of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of ttr Qra7is- ions of the statutes.
 B.M. THOMsS. Ea-stef-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
A Hard Gang.

A gang of the most desperate Mex icsn thieves ever known to southern New Mexico are plying their vocation very extensively here of late, It is not strange that they have been successful when it becomes known that they are harbored and protected by the natives on the MImbres and few of them in Georgetown. and by nearly every native inhsbitsnt of a small pueblo known ss Colorado, on the Rio Grsnde below Rip- con. This place IS said to be the bead quarters of the gang and the inhabitants do not only extend the hospitality of their houses to the dsspersdoes themselves but conceal their short stock" for them. Saiz. the murderer of Tom Hall, makes hIs headquarters at that plsce-and is well known, not only there but upon the Mimbres and m Georgetown-yet the Mexicans, who well know bic bloody rec ord, will lend DO aid ID his capture, but go SO far as to hnrass the efforts of the officers that have attempted his capture as was illustrated tbis week in the en- desvor made by Pete Spence. The stockmen will yet have the Rrduous job of e1tinguishing this gang. They have during the past week made two attempts to murder the young girl who witnessed the killing of Hall and 1t was for that purpose they visited Georgetown.-Sil- yer City EnterprIse.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
The Future of the Colored Race.


 Frederick Douglass contributes Co the May number of The North American Re- view, brief article on the future of the colOred race, Re says the negro stands before us today, physically mGimod aud mutilated man. His motber WAS lGshed to agony before the birth of her babe and the bitter anguish of the moth CT IS seen in the couctenauce of her off spring; slavery has twisted his limbs. shattered his feet, deiormed bis body and distorted hIs features. He remains black but no longer comedy. Sleeping on the dirt floor of 8 slave cabin in in- fancy, cold on one side and warm on the other; a forced circulation on one side and chilled aud retarded circulation on the other. 1t bss come to pass, that he has not the vertical bearing Ot perfect man.
 Mir. Douglass thinks tha. this lack of symmetry creates resistance tu the progress which cannot well be over estl- mated, and that we should not measure the negro from tEc heiEhis that the white race has attained but from the depths from which be has come. Such men as Burke, GTattaD, Curran and OConnel, be says, come of comfortable gntecedents and sound parents, not from the oppressed and famisheG poor of the famine stricken districts of Ire land.
 Mr. Douglass writes that he has often feared a wholesale massacre of the ne- gro r e, but that these fears have de creased since ihe negro has disappear ed from the arena of Southern politics.
 The kernel of his article is contained in these words:
 "My strongest conviction as to inc future of the negro is that he will not be e1patriated nor annihilatei, n1r vii be remain forever e separate and dis tinct race from the people around him. but that be will be absorbed, sssimllated and will appear finally, as the Pheni- cisns now appear on the shores of the Shannon, in the features of a blended race"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

The Sanford mill was insured for ten thousand dollars. The adjuster IS here settling up the matter. Messrs. Aaron Mason and J. c. Harris were appointed appraisers of the building, ard Messrs. Mason and Bsncber, appraisers of the machinery. The total spprsisement was s2.5l0 55. The company will either pay thIs amount or rebuild the mill.-Enter- prise.
 The bond of Fred G. Hughes. as Clerk of the County Court. in the sum of t6O00, with Albert Steinfeld, H. E. Lacy, Fred Msish and A. Lszard, was sub mitted to the Board of Supervisors to- day for approval. The Board fixed the sum of tbe bond to be filed st Sl0,OOO, and directed that new bond be sub mitted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PRECINCT | No. 9. Territory of Arizona County of Pima
 P. Z-ime', Plaintiff vs. A. P. Wright De- fsudant--DemArd d for Szia25
 The Territory of Arizona reuds greeting to A. ?. Nnght. tefendan You are hereby sur nunsd ard required 70 appear before ne st my odice iu the Town of Crlttend4n, COuuty of Pima. o1. the sth day of June A. D.. lss5 as one o'clock D. u-. to ansWer the com laint Of the above named plaintiff, who demands of you that you are indebted 70 him 1T, the cum Of Tao Hundred aud Ninety-nlns and 25-I0O fS@29 95) DOllsrs. and if you faIl to appear sni ansWe- sad complaint ss herein required. the plaintiff wlli tske judgment ag-Inst you as demanded and for the cost of the suit.
 Given under my hsrd this 10th l day Of April. A. D. Iss6.
 J. K. MANNING. - Jus;ice of the Peace of said Precinct
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
Probate l., Irt Notice.

IN THE PEOBATE COURT. PIMA COUNTY | ArIzona, n the mstJer of the estate Of I 1Omas Davis. deceased.
 l.. l.. Wetmore. the Admin'stratcr of Thomas Davis deceased having filed hls petition, herein. prayiug for an order of sale of certain interests in mining claims m the Tyndall In forth:
 It is ordered, by the said court. that all per- sOrs interest ted the estate of thr said deceased appear before sand ceurt on Saturday. the 24th day of pril, iSsi at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, st the court room of saId court, in the City of Tucson, tO show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administ ratOr to cell such interests in mining claims of the deceased as may be necessa y; and that copy of this order be published Rt least four 5ucces siye week Tn the CHEN, a weekly newspaper printed and published at Tucson, in said County of Pima.
 J. s. WOoD.
 Probate Ju dge
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
Notice for Publication.
- - -'71 ~

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsON, ARIZONA,
 March 26, ISS5. ! Notice is hereby gwen that the following named settler has hled notice of his intention to make final proof m support of his claim, ana that sand proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona, on May (. lesi VIZ Louis Mueller, of Tucson. Ariz.. for the I7 and t3E i4 of NE !. Sec. IS Tp II s. R. II E. He names the following witnesses tO prove his continuous residence upon and culti- vatiOu of said land. viz-:
 Joh s Wood. John B. Allen, Joseph Durr, and William J Osborn all of tucson. AriZ,
 BEN. M THOMAS, Register. First publication. Ma-~h 2. 1ss6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
Troops Ordered from Seattle-Sheridan
 and the Attaches.


 The order daily expected for 6 week for the transfer of the remaining troops of the Second Csvslry from California was telegrsphed General Howard yes. terdsy from General Sheridan. and they will leave for Fort Lowell, Arizona, on Monday.
 Yesterday telegraphic order was is- sued by General Howard for the return of the two companies of the Fourteenth Infantry, stationed at Seattle, to Van couYer Barracks, near Portland. It will be remembered that these soldiers were sent to Seattle st the request of the Governor during the recent riots over the expulsion of the Chinese, and they have since been kept there to pro tect the Chinese who renamed.
 By order of General Sheridan, receiv- ed at the Presidio 6 couple of days sgo. the officers st the headquarters of this divisinn are directed not to give dIs- patches relating to Indian affairs in Ari- zons to the newspapers The Lieuten- ant General says that during the recent trouble official dispatches were pub lished in this city before they were read by him in Washington, and that the premature publication of them retarded the success of the troops n the fieid. as the Apsches were thereby spprised of the whereabouts and movements of the troops.-S. F. Call.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

John Turner was brought to the coun- ty jail last Saturday from Taylo charg- ed with the murder Of a man whose name we did not learn; rumor has Il that be lay in ambush for his victim and deliberately shot him in cold blood The murdered man lived few hours after the fatal shot, and wss able to speak but he could not say who shot him for be saw no one, but his little five year old son dld see the shooting and ran home saying. "John Turner has shot ny father" which caused search, and almost immediate discovery of the whereabouts of the dying msn.-Orion Fra
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
Notice of Forfeiture.

'sTucso1. Territory ,t Arizona. Pima county March 2.. issi.
 Tow. Sept JoarEn1 and Ch-rias w. Payne. or tauss Htn may cirfm ura.r tnem any iLrsr- est l1r s-.1urrr cor u-c-.alfI tl the faIlGvrrg x d-scr bad pop gTs-y. yuu u-F hereby uo.ll-f tlat hrr- eElsI-s8 Dls EautTed fSiuCi D1.lars in iltp- e.1 Ir p-uVrTssl.- cC Inc folIuvlr {. r.iuirg clam "lus I1c-ou Load SO [ Htnr," locatsd Iln4Er- isf. i--t and rcco-ce.l ,n Jana ny .d i-,i, Iu Book T. Record of Miro4, pages 51i-7 sg-d records oeiui; iu tho Rec -ler's of- Ice Tuc-ol. Pima cou.ty. Arizona. The claim bcing in the Tucson mIuirg strict. in Iorri- to-y and county aforesaid The sand tlnao0 harinE heen eyper ded in the year i--5 in nfder tc revelpp and hold c..iIa under the provisions Sf Ssotion 2sli. Revised >tAtafes of the United < afes. being the amount requ red tO hold the sHma for the year ls>5 and that | have contrib u:ed your portiOos thereof. Therefore. if with m ninety days you isil or refuse to contribute yOur proportions of said eXpenditures as CO., owners with the costs ot this publication. yo-r interests in sad clal n viu SlcOu.e the property Cf tkc ss.bs -fibsr under sad Section E2t your proportion of sAi9 expenditures Is Ffty-fo tS5s.0Jl Dollars.
 ai-2n W. B. LIVINGSTON.