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Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-19
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, 8. d. Monaghan and Lizzie
Monaghan, his wife, by their deed Of
trust dated the 10Th day Of january, A.
d., 1885. and recorded In trust bookssv,"
psge, 423 ip the Recorders Office for Au-
drain county, Missouri, conveyed to the
undersigned trustee the following lands,
situate in the county of Audrain and
Slate OF Missouri, ,to-wit: Lots eight (S)
aid nine (9) in block fourteen f14), in
the town Of Farber, according to the Of
fetal plat thereof, which said conveyance
was made to secure the payment of
Certain note in said deed oftrust tlescrib-
Ell, and whereas default has been made
In the payment OF said note, which is
now due and unpaid. Now, therefore,
al the request Of the legal holder OF said
n,te, and by virtue of the authority vest
ed In me so to do by said deed OF trust,
/ will, on
Thursday, May 8, 1888,
b,tween the hours OF Q O'Clock in the
forenoon and 8 O'Clock In the afternoon
o said day at the front door Of the post
ofce In the town of Farber, State and
county aforesaid, sell said property pub
licly to the highest and best bidder for
clsh, TO satisfy said debt and interest
and insurance due and the cost of execut-
Ing this trust. March %, 1888. 5otds.
j. w. REED, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-19
Very Respectfully,
WILLIS P. KING


The Intelligencer agreed to the
terms OF the letter and went into
the alliance.
The LEDGER replied as follows ::
Willis p. King, Esq. Sedalia, Mo.
Mexico, No., Feb. 13, 1888. -
Dear Sir: DIR. w. V. Walker, of
this place, a friend of yours and
mine, has shown me circular let
ter, signed by you, asking Dr. Wal
ker to see the editors of this place,
and have them write you letter,
saying that in case Governor More
house grants the pardon to T. E.
King, that the editors shall make
favorable comment in their papers.
l do not care to pledge myself IN
aduance to either approve or disap-
prone Of any official act Of the Co..
ernor, but I will say to you, as a
friend, that in the event of the par
don spoken of. | shall not disap-
prove of it through my paper.
Your Friend,
D N Nrryrr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-19
MeouITpY, MoRRHousE AND
COOK.

The LEDGER does not propose To
have any controversy with the IN.
telligeaeer in regard to charges made
against it by the Reeheport eom-
aaereial. The latter paperis amply
able and, We presume, will take
care of itself. The Roeheport
Commercial claims that contract
was made by Gov. Morehouse with
DIR. King to secure the support OF
100 papers in this State and that he
would then pardon his son. The
Commercial also claims that the Ia
tetligencer was one of the papers
procured. The Iatsliigeaeer, in a
column of characteristic abuse,
pleads guilty, but claims that the
LEDGER is in the same box. Suppose
it was, (Which it is not how would
that alleviate the position of the Ia
| teIligeneer? The history of the
matter is just this: The following
letter was sent to DIR. Walker, oil
this city:
70 Nv. Walker, NJ d., Mexico. No.
SEpALIA, No., Jan. 81. 1885,
Dear Friend: have again appealed
to Gov. Morehouse to pardon my
son, Robert Emmett King. Gov.
Morehouse desires to pardon him,
but seems to be afraid that the
press and people may not sustain
him in so doing. l think that Gov.
Morehouse exaggerates the i'm
portance that he thinks the people
attach to this case, and TO satisfy
him on this point l wish to have
an expression from the editors OF
the State, the only persons who can
settle the matter win do me the
kindness to see the editors of your
papers at once and have them
write me letter, saying that IN
case Cor. Morehouse grants his par
don they riu make .tarorable COM
ment IN their papers, Please do
this and send what you get to me
at once. They may address these
statements to the Gouernor or me,
but I wish them sent to me, as
desire to present them all to the
Governor at the same time. / want
all shades fpolitical opinion if they
can be procured.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28
PURIFY your BLOOD.

Bodily and mental health depend upon
= healthy conditions Of the blood. Tho
blood particularly In tina spring ana
Summer nonths, becomes cioggsd with
1mpurities, which poison 10 and eenornt0
disease. A harmless blood purifier ID
necessary 70 restore a healthy tone.
Ihe best purifier and tonis, known "a
Dwifts specific {6 b. 81. OF its won
oerfui purifying and tonic powers we
give few tsstimonials:
MT. VIM. A. 6iet0ld, with George r.
koweil d Co., 10 Spruce Street, Nav
York, writes: ~ feel u my duty, for
the benefit Of others who may Be az.
nictsd a. was, 70 write yorl this letter,
choose ] suffered grsat pain from
turn my head without acute pain. Aft1s
trying all the usgsl remedies, and and.
tr1 no rslisf, used ono bottle q. B. g..
snd very soon was entirely relieved Oh
my Jobs Cpmiorisrs.' Now not 4
sign OF my alYlicticn can be seem
Mr.. h. y. Hamlin, Winston, N. c..
writes: ~ use IL every sE,ring. II III.
ways builds me H,o, giving me appetite
ana digessioE, and enabling mo 10 stand
the hot summer days. On using IL I
soon become strong Of body and easy ol
Mr.. c. X Mitchell, vast 2sd H
Ferry, New YORK, writes. II weighed
lio pounds when began taking your
medicine, snd now l52 pounds, I would
nos be without 6BS. Tor several times
It, weight In gold
Trsatise on Blood and tIkln Disease
mailed srsA TIE Bwfsr HpsclYiC Co,
Drswar 8, AtiAeta, O.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28
Notice Of Applications fer q. n.
Patent Ia thc Golden Gate
MfaI Site.
United srArxs LAND OrrrcE.

-.
Prescott, Arizona, July n, 1853. (
Notice is hereby given that the Golden
Gate Mining and Milling Company, by ia
attorney In fact. James J.. Hyde. whose
postoflice address Ia Kinginan, M0have
county. Arizona, has this day filed his
application for patent for five acres OF
land known AZ the Golden Gate mill site,
used in connection with the Golden Gate
mine, situated in the Lsst Basin Mining
District, county of Mohave and Territory
OF Arizona. and designated by the field
notes AID official plat ON iie In this cfice
! As Lot No. 38, in Township -----, Range -
Of the Gila ard Salt River meridian. Said
lot No. 38 being described as follows, to-
wit; Beginning at n po nt distant 100 feet
y. B degrees 20 minutes w. from, in
itiaf monument mentioned in ths location
notice. where ig set a post Aka ins.. 4 feet
long III feet in the ground aisroanded
by nound OF stones, post marked q. q. III.
s.. No. !, Top Of large limestone rock s
feet ut base and running to n Y,oint rock
marked u. q. M. 8. B p. 1, bears s. rs de-
grees 10 minutes K. 50 feet. Thence N. 40
degrees 40 minutes w. l65 feet 20 location
monument and post 4x4 ins., fess long. ~
of stones, post marked q. q. M. 8. No. 2,
Rock 3x4x2 feet, marked q. @. M. 8. II. j..
No. 2, bears N. Is degrees 50 minutes w. 80
feet. Thence ". ~ degress Q minutes r..
6G0 feet to looation monument and post 4x4
ms, feet long, II feet In the ground, sur
rounded with mound of stones. post martod
G.. q. NJ. y. No. B. Flat boulder 8x6x4 feet,
marked q. q. III. 8. B. p. No. 3, bears N .
% degrees 80 minutes X. $50 feet. u. 8.
min. mon. No. 2, l.. B. NJ. d., bears N. 27
degrees 10 minutes w. 1890 feet. Thence s.
46 degrees 40 minutes T.. l84 feet to water
ditch, 330 fest to location monument and
post 4I4 ins., feet long, IN feet In the
ground, surrouaasd xith mound of ssones.
post marked q. q. NJ. s. No. 4. A boulder
5x2x3 feet marked q. O. M. s. B. p. No. 4.
bears b. 30 degrees 25 minutes T.. 214 feet
Thence q. 43 degrees 20 minutes w. lGO feet
TO quartz road, 238 feet tn tor, Of hill, Geo
feet to loca ton monument ard most 4xs
ms, feet long, ~ feet Ia the ground, sur.
rounded with mound of stones post ma rked
q. q. NJ. s. 10. r. Boulder y1<x4xG feet.
marked q. @. M. s. b. p. No. D, bsars r. rs
deurees b minutes T.. l72 feet, Thence N.
10 degrees 10 minutes w. 165 feet. TO post
ginning.
Magnetic variation IA degrees 20 minutes
T.. Containing Ave acres.
Any and oil persons claiming adversely
any portion cf said mil sits are required "a
fils their adysrse claims with tho register oi
the United States Land Once At Prescott
in the Territory of Arizona, during che
sixty days period of publication hereof. oI
they will be barred by virtue Of the provis-
ions OF the statute.
Z. BussEss,
.s# Register.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

Mr., Scales, who lives ON Bud Gray's
ranch six miles from Tempe, has horse
which had large swelling on his left jaw,
which was supposed TO be q wen. Last
week Mr.. Scales decided to cut ont the
wen, but on cutting into it he discovered
q hard substance, which on being re-
moved proved to be an oval shaped stone
two and half inches long and one inch
in thickness. The stone when broken
proved TO be finty formation. The
question is, how did the stone get there :?
Phoenix Gazette.
Mr.. J. V. Quiggle, the well borer, 10 In
from the Atlas copper camp, where for the
past several weeks he has been boring
for water. At depth oi bO2 feet he
stopped his drills and will not go deeper
tall the supply Of water now opened up is
tested. AT present il stands within 80
feet OF the surface. II the supply be suf-
ficient to yield 10000 gallons Of water
each "a hours--the amount required by
the company--no. further work will be
done, but In case Of failure TO supply
that amount the well will be driven
deeper. Tucson Citizen.
j. A. Conlee, Superintendent Of the
Monarch group Of mines, was in the city,
but returned to Casa Grande to-day. He
reports the properties under his charge as
the largest body Of low grade ore that has
come under his observation in Arizona.
There Is now In sight, he says, nm ore
body 5000 feet long, 400 feet deep and
from 100 to l50 feet In width. This Inn
mense mass Of mineral he claims will
average 1900 all through. A GO-stamp
mill is about to be erected and the indica-
tons are that they will In due time be
followed by many others. Tucson Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28
Registration or Electors.
OypIcg or rHE Board or SUPERVISORS
or MOHAyg CoUNTY, ARIZONA

OgTcg or rHE BoAaD or SUPERVISORS
or MOHAvE CoUSTY, ARfzoNA.)
Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Superyisorsof Mohaye county, Arizona,
did on the 3rd day Of July, 1883, adopl
the following order:
On motion 1t was ordered that a new
registration Of The voters of Mohaye
county be made for the ensuing election
(lSS8), and all voters are required to re-
register, such rc-registration being deem.
cd necessary by the Board OF Supervisors.
Voting aye, Messfs. Crozier and johnson.
And the Clerk is directed to publish this
order IN the official paper OF the county,
in the manner and for the time required
by law
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
JAMgR j. HYDE,
Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28
Notice or Forfeiture.
TO Guy w. McG,ie.

To Guy w. McG,iG.
You are hereby notified that have OK.
pended one hundred dollars in labor and
improvements npon tho Dansby mining
claim, situated III the Lost Basin Mining
District, Mohavc c0nnty, Arizona Territory
and duly recorded In Book I, pages l0l and
l02, Mohayc county Mizing Records. In
order to hold said premises under the pro.
Visions OF Section 2324, Revised Statutes oil
ths United States, being the amount re-.
quired 70 hold the same for the year ending
December 31st, 1887.
And you are further notified that the pro.
portion OF said expenditure due from You
is vl2.O. lawful rnoney Of the United States,
and II within 90 days after the publication
OF this notice YOU fail or refuse 10 cOntri.
butte ynur proportion of such expenditure
a. co-owner, your interest In ssid Siaim viii
become the property Of the undersigned,
under said section 2s24.
Patterson's Well, Arizona, jane 1s, 1898.
S3-lS CHAs. Lona.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28


Senator Chace has submitted an ex-
haustive report on his bin to reduce the
posting OF fourth.class matter. He says
the bill proposes in effect to merge the
third and fourth classes, with a uniform
rate OF one cent for two ounces or fraction
thereof. The fourth-class embraces mer-
chandise, samples, seed, and an infinite
variety of small articles Of slnnoft every
conceivable class The postal revenues
and expenditures for series Of years are
reviewed, showing that "the present
charges for posting are adjusted upon a
scale that, in the near future, viii be
greatly more than adequate to meet the
cost Of maintaining the postal service
and there is nothing in the present situ'
alton or prospects Of the Post Office DE,
partment 10 prevent so desirable con,
summation as reduction of postage on
isurth-class mail matterP .. --
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

A Washington dispatch says Senator
Stewart and delegates from Nevada, Ari-
xona and Montana appeared before the
Public Lands Committee OF the House
On the 23d inst. and urged favorable
Recommendation Of Senator Hearst's bill
allowing the disposition Of mines and
mining claims in Territories TO foreign
capitalists. Stewart explained the neces.
sity Of the measure il the Territories were
to be developed and the workingmeH
given employment On . vote being
called for the majority Of the committee
agreed to report the bill to the House
with the recommendation that it pass.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28


To the grief of some spectators the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Directors
have declared their mal elarterly divi-
dends Of ~ per cent. Tic capital and
mileage Of the Atchison system are 90
great that some unscrupulous bears have
been trying to turn dishonest dollar by
reporting that the dividend would be re-
duced, but President Strong says that
such course was not even considered
by the Directors. The earnings OF late
have shown gratifying Improvement,
and the prospect for immense crops in
Kansas and other parts of the West make
the outlook for the fall for this as well az
other Western roads quite encouraging. -
Railway Age.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

The Senate this week passed bin OF
importance to the Territories. 1t pro-
vides that all villages and city corpora
tions within the Territories are authorized
and empowered to issue bonds for all
necessary improvements, such as public
Buildings, water works and general sewers,
10 an amount not exceeding four per csst.
of the assessed valuation of said city or
VILLAGE corporation in addition to their
bonded Indebtedness Of January I, 1888
provided that nothing in this act shall be
construed TO authorize any city or village
corporation to lend its credit TO any
person or corporation to aid in the build
ing OF water works.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

There is decided disposition among
the voters of this county 10 put of the
holding Of the county primaries and con-
Senticn until within few weeks before
the election. The idea is good one. A
five or six weeks campaign is long
enough, and the strife for the various
Offices win be short and 1ess bitterness
and bad feeling engendered during the
campaign. In this county there ia but
little fealty to party and the successful
candidates will be elected on their per-
sonal popularity. Do not hurry politics
in this county, is what the people say TO
the party leaders.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

A fire at Santa Fe, N. NJ, on the 2lst
instant destroyed a two-story adobe
building in which were the post Office,
New Mexican printing Office and jewelry
store, and the law Office Of Catron &
Clancy. The building was owned by
Hon. Thomas Catron, who also lost his
Law library, the largest and finest In the
southwest.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

Candidates for the various offices in the
gift OF the people Of Mohave county are
preparing for the battle and in few
weeks win be in the field looking after
their chances. That there will be num-
ber OF candidates for each Office is appar-
ent, and the campaign win not lack for
excitement for want Of applicants for
office.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

The Albuquerque city council have
elevated gambling. They have passed an
ordinance prohibiting gambling on ground
floors, thcs compelling them to go mp
higher.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

The Board Of Supervisors viii meet On
the fourth Monday in August for the pur-
pose OF assessing the amount Of taxes to
be levied for county purposes.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

T.. s. Clark has issued circular stating
that about the first Of August he will begin
the publication Of the Ysyapai Democrat
ut Flagstaff.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

Tucson was visited on the 24th instant
with sharp shock Of earthquake. A
general shaking up was felt, but beyond
falling plaster no damage was done.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

The A. & p. Railroad Company il laying
of new townsite half mile west Of the
location Of the old depot at Holbrook.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

I
The Mills tariff bill passed the House on
the 2lst by a vote Of 162 yeas TO lao nays.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

1t is reported that sam1 j. Randall
has cancer oi the stomach and that he
will be compelled to retire from political
life.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28
w Fl A T

{ There is no doubt Of this
great reinedy's potency. It is
NO NewDisc0very unknown
and mayhap worthless, but
is familiar to the public for
years as the only reliable
remedy for diseases of the
Kidneys. Liver and Stomach.
To be well, your blood snrst
be pure. and it never can
be pure il the Kidneys, 1.-THE
only blood purifying organs)
Sare diseased.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

Gen. Sheridan is reported 70 be inn
proving aince be was removed 10 the
seaside.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

Cattle in ella county are this year
assessed at $40 per head.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

The California Republicans hold their
State Convention on the 3ist instant.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28
ICE DRINKS A SPECIALITY

Club Rooms attached for the
accommodation Of those seeking
a quiet game.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28
ORANGES, LEMONS, and all kinds Of FRESH CALIFORNIA FRvy
At Wholesale Retail.
Cigars, Smoking and Cnescin0 To6accos.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

Merchandise and stored aud forwarded
marked IN orr care will be caealy and promptly
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28
AGENTS FOR THE PIONEER MILLS FLOUR.

and Complete Line of General Merchandise always
Our goods always and iresb and prices
competition. s.sss y
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= E Z a =.

&obert Sobnfon, elmer Der Der.
borragenbfen 8aummolbdnoler 1T
@albeton, tuurbe pabn1nnig unb
muBte in bic Srrenanitalt mad 9luftin
gebra9t tuerben. Die eritea Gpm1p,
tome bon @eifesfrantbeit aeisten f6
BET ibm fur3 nod Dem 8anterott 6es
9auies 2aufmann & &unge. St
ma9te oanals einen Selbitmorbberlu1,
Der iebo6 miBlang. SEPT lit ct utts
beilbar Dem religi6ien Wabnfnn bers
fallen unb bilbet fi6 ein, er babe bon
@ott ben Muftrag erbalten, bic Melt au
reformiren unb alles 86fe aus3urotten.
= Sic @eiddftsleute bon 81 paio
batten fi6 iiber bic f9le6te 8erpaltung
bes poitamtes bur6 bic bnrtige po5ts
meiferin, Mrs. porter, be11pert. Ser
Poit : Snfpeetor 9plinsstportb unter.
fu9te barauf bic M"ngelegenbeit unb ers
fannte bic 8ei9merben fiir gere9tfertigi
an. Mrs. porter miro ibr Mmt nun
wobl an ldngiten berpaltet baben.
- Das SDnbieat, mel@e f9 In
@alpefton gebilbet bat, UNI g~efrorenes
Gleii@ in groBem MaBfabe nod Gurppa
gu erportiren, beabf6tiet bas 0aupt.
quarter bes u%nternebmens nod Sort
Wortb gu perlegen. BON bort foa es
oann in &efrigerator.@ ars mad @alpes
ton gebra9t perben, llrt bort In eigens
gu benz 3mede eingeri6tete 9ampfer
berpadt 3u perben.
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fonnte bas Mutterber3 bic Greube nidt
ldnger f9tpetgenb ertragen, unb nit
elltem glltdfeligen: st ftebt, er ffebt,
meth Suag6enl tredte fe ibrem grifs
geborene1 beibe Mrnte entgegen.
in oteiem IugenbIid mubte g6uar6
gu Der ueber3eugurg gelangt fem, baB
0as Dung an papas 8ruit teinett reels
len Wertb babe. ST lieB ieine 8lide
langiam prtifenb gu Manas 6anben
bt1ibergleitett, betra9tete fe cine WeiIe
na9bentli9, un6 entf6ieb fi9 berna@
far ben Miagfinqer, lieB EFF bic re@te
epedbano bo1 popas Gnie gleite11 uno
padte Wamas Singer oamit, arif
baum nit ber anberer 6anb in bic
SUIT ur6 ma@te einett fleinen, f@ma1tz
fenoen @@ritt auf Sba 3u.
St gebtl St fam geben! Ha1ferten
Bite glter1 auba9tsboa, ibren 5osn
abwe91elnb III BITE Mrnte f9lieBeno unb
init Nabrung betra9tenb.
Infer iuuger 0err bats @eben ges
lerntl f9rie bic &inberfrau, in bie Sc,
fnbeltube binausiitr5enb.
Sa, 10 tpar @ouarb. gtets utaes
p6bnli9. ifets tberraf9enb, unbere9ens
bar. Was mDbl Sante 2ifa iagen
tuirb, tpeun tie nd6fer Sage gu Beiu6
fommt2
Nm benz abenb tpurbe iebr ipdt ses
fpeift.
Sd fanr es nod faum faRen. fhiterte
Irtbur, als bas @bepaar fi9 f@ou aur
&ube gelest bate. Mte bel Mibe mir
uns nit benz 2rie9en gaben, unb 10
gai3 umionf. Nun 1T es flar: er tuolte
biefes 5taoium, bas bod INNER mebr
fir geD6bnli9e Rinber lit, iiberbaupt
ni9t bur6ma1en. Sein @inn ftanb
nod 96berem. ST iiberging bieie pes
riobe einfa1. limb 10 tpir6 er es aud,
fpdter i'm 2eben tbun. Sd iebe IS
f@on fomuten, tpie er bic &laHen i'm
@pmnaium ~iberfprinst, cine unt Bic ans
3ere, cine I'm bic anberel
Sba ld9elte glidlt6. Cine Meile
NOR Iles fin, baum rief bic iunge Grau
angftboa: rM9 rein, Mrtbur, bas gebt
ni9t! Sd babe eben ausgere9net, baB
@buarb baum NIT brei3ebn Sabren
Stnbent mirb. Inb bebenfe bic Rnei.
pentpirtbi6aft = bic Meniuren = bas
f9tpere Stuoium! 9as bdlt u1ein &iuo
ni6t aus!
Mber tpo3u iinb mir bentt ba2 meinte
Mrtbur berubigenb. Mir balten i'm
eben aurid, tpentt er 5u tuilb bortpdrtss
ffiirmt. uns 5u 2iebe tpirb CT ieinen
Offer i6on ettpas mdBisen. lnb nun
tpolen mir 6as 2i@t berlDl6en, mein
Ser3l @ute Na9t!
Suite Wa6t!
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GroBe Bargains 1T etaot : @rnno.
ftiifen.

Gin ftnf3ig Nder umfaRenbes sthd
2anb, glatt uie elm Slid init feinem
Boben, 6ftli6 bon Der @ta6t, 3pii1en
8urnets unb 2amarsS traBe unb inners
balls 2 Meilen bom Mittelpunft ber
Stabt unb 3 BIods bon elmer ge1arters
ten StraBenbabnlinie un6 Waferleitung
on Militdr : Mpenue, 1T ioeben In 2ots
bon babi6er @r6Be unb tn tpeiten
5traben ausgelegt tporben. Dieie 2ots
ino ieBt gum pretfe BON $50, $75 uub
800, auf Iei6te Sermine ober segen
baar, gum 8ertauf. Gutter SiteI urb
Warrentees Deeos. &ommt iofort unb
nit seigen gu1 bieie unb anbere
@runoftide, bic SIR a1 einem Bargain
baben f6nnt.
@runbeigentbimer i'm gountD, peI1e
berfaufen poaen, m6gen uns bamit be-
a%uitraaeil, ba mir biele 9uftrdge bon
bier unb austpdrts baben..
has 8. Dignowitp& 6 o.,
SO. / Weft 9oufton : GtraBe.
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MotiS AT 5teusrsabler.

Die gountp . gommiifoners Court
bon Berar gountb tritt am Montag ben
IL. SUM- 1888, 8ormittags 10 ubr, i'm
gourtbaus gu San Mntonio, 9eras, ais
ngoaro Of Equalization" suiammeu
unb berbleibt In Gibung bis Bic benz
goarb borIiegen6en @ei6dfte erlebiet
ftno. Sietenigem, pel@e glauben, bab
Der Wertb hires @ieentbums au bod
abgei9dbt purbe, finb bierbur4 benaGs
rt9ttst, tire gintpdnbe an obigem Sage
ober fobalo als m6gli@ na9ber i'm
Gi1tlang nit benz @efebe benz 8oarb
borsulegen.
ger6fentli6t aaf Mnorbnuns belaes
ter CURT.
Gum 3eugniB bierfir babe i'd bies
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gefagt.
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tes bat. M~uftrdge aus benz 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt ausgefihrt.