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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
nrire Ont fhe TTamps.

Tucson is again OverrLn with trsmps f the lowest orler. Last evening lady passing from her hOus~ 10 that of 8 neiRhbor. was assaulted by one of these ruff .nly brut.s. On beIng seized by hlu she broke from bis grasp and screaming with fright, ran to the door of the nearest house and escaped. The rufiap had. however, followed her up and ayaIn strUve to catch her. but forth nateIy the dror was unlocked and the occupants hearing her scream, rushed to her g-sistauce when her ssssIlsnt turned and ran away.
 Never before have these tramps been so sdaucloug as tO assault respectable lady on one of the principal st eets at niga;isll. aud someihlDg should be done ts preveut a ike occurrence. The po- lice officers are wide awake and efhcient mea. prompt to srrest an evil doer and ace him punished to the full extent he law, but It Is the law the very lsxity of Waicb permits these grsceless scsmps 10 roam at wiil from town to town, com raittiug almoss every crime known to the calender of InequIty end Edroitly escsp- lng puuI-hmt uE Tor tnelr mlsoesus.
 But notwlth -tsDdInz this ls1lty or the law. the police should be sutnorized 70 weed out the tramp element. root snn brspch. Iuis T. an exceedingly c hcult ,s-k. iuasuuch as but little ar DO pun Ishmeut can be inflicted upon th n. lt arrested they srs kep, ID i-il few days, well led. and then 8re turned loose 10 orev upon the next town they come to. A good ( SC Of hard labor 10 the cham ys7 2, the te-t rsun edy VI hin the bounds of Ias. would probably be f ctIve. but m esse ot a flllur- n ;hI- dIrectig the law -bould be strained by the institution rfs thlpping post, mode of punish mept 70 uLich these drODes are mentally and physically sv-rse. The C'ty Coun- e,i should rength.u the hands Of IFS officers iu the abatement of this unmiu- gated nuisance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
The Rerision of Army Tact.cs.

The board, consisting of Lieut. Co'. Bates, Msi-. Sanford and HasbroucE, CaOts. Haskell, Gilmore, G1dfres and Lsnc sster, and Lieut., Andrews, appoint ed to revise the tao Ics for the thr-e . mbatsnt arms of the service, has con- veued Owing 10 the late arrival | some Of the out-oi-tOwD members, DO business has been transacted br Cud - preliminary organization. Among the officers who have submitted papers for for The cJn idsrstion If the board, sr- Lieut. Col. H. Ii. Lfz He. 23i Inf-ntrl ; d H. .. Hawkins, who has can piled an entire new zrt Of tscgIcs for al three arms; Msj Wn Fl. PlVeil. 4'b Infantry; C1p James W. Powell. 6 9 Iafgnfry; Lieut. c R, r. Huzbe', I speotor G-neraFs D-Dsrtm-u'; L cut. Col. c F. Mason. 4th Infantry; Fir-t Lieut.. E. J. McCIeruaud, 2nd Cavalry; Li=ut. EG $. Farron, 2l-t h antrS ; Lieut., G.. \. N h.stler, 9th Artii-rH; ara Mi Wm. F. Livermo-e and Maj. E C. Beaumont, An CAuairy,-Globe Demo crat
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
The BoOmerAns's Curious Flight.

Some German scientists, seeking to dis cover the secret of the bOOmerang's curi- ous flight, caused s party of Australian natives tO give an exhibition of boom erang throwing at Munster. The instru- ments used were Of two sizes. the laryer being slender crescent about two feet long, two and quarter inches wide and a quarter Of an inch thick, made of an ex- traordinary heavy Australian Iron wood. This boomerang was jerked up into the air about 100 yards, when it flew straight away, then turned to the left and re- turned in n curved line back tO the thrower, whirling around constantly and whizzinS unpleasantly. One badly di- rected proiectile fell through a spectators hat with a cut as clean as that of a razor. A Weimar manufacturer, who has made some ll.O0O toy boOmerangs, believes that the mystery of shape lies in the sharper curvature in the middle, with unequal length of the two arms, which must be made Of equal weight by unequal thick ness The peculiarity of motion is due 70 the difference in the length of the arms, which divergcs the curve of rotation from the circular New Orleans Picayune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
A New Venture.

Articles of incorporation Tor new iourual in Phenix, have been filed VI orr county recorder. Tue name or th :. new paper will be the Arizona Leader and tbs lncoroorators are J. Q Dunosr, an old A-iz,ns iourualIst, and two nTomiDept Kansas capitalist, hessrs. Dopabus and Wicks-shsm both proml- nent men 10 theIr native state aud po- sassed of large means. The psp'r w'll start ou. with splendid financial b'ckinR a6d journalistic aoIli'y; a nevspa9er s,artiny under suco favorable auspices n such broad field Of useinlness can not but Le a power ia the sff irs of the territ lry, ard the Advance giadly vel co,ncs 10 our clty s journal which wlll will assist us in building uo and deyel- oping our splendid resourees.-Ad
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
The Idols of India

Idols usually occupy a little shedlike structure at the entrance to the villages. Every little village or hamlet one passes through south of Agra seems laudably de- termined 10 own a god of some sort; those whose finances fail tO justify them in sporting a nice red painted god with gilt trimmings, sometimes console themselves with an humble little two dollar soapstOne deity, that looks as if he has been rudely clipped into shape by some unskillful % prentice hand" God making is q highly respectable and lucrative profession in h. dia, but only those able tO afford 1t can expect the luxury of a nice painted and vanished deity right to their hand every day. Of course people cannot expect a first class deity for couple of rupees; al- though the best of everything is generally understood tO be the cheapest in the end, it takes money to buy marble, red paint and gold leaf.-Thomas Stevens in Outing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
Cards in Washington.

One of the modest cards among those of public men is that of Gen. Beale. who was. it will be remembered, such an inti- mate friend of Gen. Grant, and who is one of the most cultured gentlemen in Washin~ on. The family cards in which father. mother and daughter call with one presentation, are well represented ia that of Mir and Mrs Marshal Wilson, whose day Is Friday, and who live on c street. Washington Mclean, the veteran editor of The Cincinnati Enquirer, though an old man, still goes out in society, and his card IS as fashionable as that of q dude. Mrs. Stanley Matthews has q neatly engraved piece of pasteboard. and Mrs. Senator Stockbridge's lightly lettered card looks very simple beside the heavy black letters on that of Mrs. Malone Carpenters Washington Letter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
Fun inLitile Bits

If there IS any one whoshould be rap ped in slunber.' itls the man wLo snores.
 This is s world of fconpeusations- The simmer the cHde the heavier the cane. Boston Transcript.
 How many lodges did you say your husband belonged top she suddenly AsE- ed. Fifteen. "Merry on mel Butthins of a man being out tiisaru Jigl. week! l am really glad that Tn 0 widow.
 4 rich but parsinoui us old gentleman, on bsIrg taken Co ta-k for hrs nnc1hrl- tAbleness. ssd Q: "rrue, ] don tgive much ;
 Ut # -ou only kaes L-S It Ll.ts nc when I give any thing you wou!dat won der
 Wife, looking over bi.l-DO yOu reaem- Der, ny dear. how many truut you caught last Saturday? hsuI-Inere were inst twelve ot 'em --sll hesunes. Why 1. Wfr- The E,hmOnyer has made ms take. He chzFgss on!y Tor half sdcz-n'
 |, EAs between the rc's, and De had iust come in f-lm t-e outside. "I ye oEen out to get some fresh sir, he said. IT. deed. she qGerIed; ;~why q Gn'. y~1 oring some in 10 use for 6rss,1r'-Onans he- publican.
 Mrs. Kerlesa- You seem greatly chang Ad snd impr, we'd since your return from Europe, Mr. Tbomp~on. Mr Ihom'son -On, vastly. assure yor. Wty, IT diff-rent man altogether. Mrs. herless -Indeedl How pless"rt that must oe for Mrs. Thompson.-BOstor Beacon
 40 Honest NJ. D.-W0rried Wife On. doctor, what has detained yont l sep, for yol at F c'clcck; nv b1s0sl'G is ve-v lor ird-fd. D ct"r Com D.seest- Iyl-Yfs, I rec-iv-d your ca inep' nn' ss I mad ID engagement si'h an'ih ps,ient ID this neishborhood at 0 o'eloe ,, K I though I'd mas se one Iohot it and XII two birds with one stone.--Judse'
 He Was CouvIuced-"I know l am DO; s match for you in wealth or ID soeisl position, he sad. T know how nrEortny I am of you, yet msy not hope teAl perhaps some time-soms day les sbe sssenied, flung her resal head, ,'so ne day. ss you justly remark, Insy of slA1 I to consider your proposition: b1t hot, think, ir the near future. No. ME. Seeond d- shelf, 1t is not bargain day on tni' eoastsF yst.-Puek.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
A sIcYclIsT IN sENAREs.
iaois and Temples, Mosques and Bathfr
 Ghats-Gods of the Hea,hen


 Ghats-Gods of the Heather.
 At length reach Benares. wheeling down the lnxuriant Ganges valley. Oi all tne cities of the east, Benares is per. maps the most interesting at the present uay To the European tourist. Its 1. .4OC shi'alas, or idol temples, and 2S0 mosques: Ius wonderful bathing ghats, swarmina MIlh pilgrims washing away their sins. tAe burning bodies. the sacred Gances. the hldeous idols at every corner of the streets and it's strange idolatrous popuIa- lon' make up scene that awakens one 10 a Keen appreciation of its novelty. One realizes tully that here the idOlatry. the towing down before images that in our sunday school days used 10 seem so unut- teItoIy wicked and perverse, so monstrous anu so Tar, far away, is a tangible fact 10 Keep up their outward appearance on par with the holiness of their city. men streak their faces and women mark the the parting In their hair with red. Sacred ou-ls are allowed tO roam the streets at VIII, and the chief business of large pro portion Of the population seems to be the AeepiHg Of religious observances and nay ihS devotion to the multitudinous idols scattered about the city.
 Everywhere, fin inches of the walls. under trees, on pedestals at frequent cor ners are idols, hideously ugly: red idols. Idols with silver faces and stone bodies. some with mouths from ear to ear. big ldOis, little idols, the worst omnium gath erum imaginable. Sati. nothing visible but her curious face beams over a black Mother Hubbard sort of q gown that con ceais whatever she may possess in the way of body; Jagaddatri the Mother of tne World. with four arms, seated on a lion; Brahma, with five eyes and four mouths curiOusly made to supply quad- ruple faces; Kamadeva, the handsome little God Of Love the HindOO Cupi,D whom the cruel Siva O-ce slew with A beam from his third eye-all these and mulutudinOus others greet the curious sightseer whichever way one turns. Han- uman, too. is not forgotten. the great Monkey King who aided Rama in his ex- petition tO CeylOn; outside the cisy proper Is the monkey temple. where thousands of the sacred anthrOpOids do conrregate and consider themselves at home.
 Then there is the fakirs' temple. the most beautifully carved shivala in Ben ares; here priests distribute handfuls of soaked gram to all mendicants who pre- sent themselves. The gram is supplied by wealthy HindOos, and both priests and patrons consider it a great sin to allow a religious mendicant to go away from the temple empty handed. Thomas Stevens in Outing
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18

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 MT. Engene Marshall and xiss ,-or. the Clty of Chihushua,i Mexien. a.a viSi- Ing his brother-In-law, Jadge Woo5 o, t1s cIty. Mir. Marshall has bean a -. dent Of Mexico for fifteen years and bs, seen great changes during thai t,o,a The rallrosd IS bringing ID a great men, Anericans, snd the country Is deyelor. Ing rapidly.
 Every miner having a good clair should develop 1t, and as fast .s ,ha or- IS taken out briug it to the Tnosor shelter and have 1t treated, Thera i. no use shipping ore outside when Non can have Il treated here and save ,bl frIeeht The Tucson smelter viIl h, conducted on business principl-- and the best possible rates given in every case.
 This division of the s. P. has lately r.. 'eIY=d several engines from the G. ii 6 S. A. and ID turn has sent four len Eheelers to the Los Angeles dIv.s,or, The company has s large order for loco motives with eastern shops, bat caupo, get them fast en, uRh. They recentI, iorrcwed one Of the Phenix aud Mari cops englnes, and are using eyerythius IhRt will turn 6 wheel.
 Alsmeds street is destined to he tbe handsomsst residence -tre-t in tho city. OurlnR the pa-t few weeks property owners have been msklng extensive in. provemeuts, m the wsy of tree plant ing. etc. Chess Aldridge and Billy Read have purch sd the lot adj JininS R -ai's
 
 it n every possible wsy. Mnt Aldrldye 4lso has an sdI lining property which will receive his personal attention.
 Hamilton McCulIoush, a colorei man who lives on II ,i len l. me, a few door. from Stone avenue, WAS found dead ID bis chair about two o'cl llck this after noon. Tle probable cRuss of his daath vas consum ptIo-, as his face indicate that. The deceased D s been s resident 1f ihis place for several years, sud uas hsir dresser by profession, but de voted most of his nue 10 eieAn- Ing snd renoysting old clothes. A he died without means, toe county will bury hIm. Sh riff Shaw, by direction of Supervisor Lscy, has tsk- D chsrge of hIs effrc,s aud persons having clothes there being cle-ned, will find them st the Sheriff office.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Creighton. of Omaha, Nebraska, and Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. ,chenk, of Dayton, Ohio. who have been stopping in Tucson for the past Few weeks, for the benefit of Mrs. Orelgh,on'5 and Mr.. Schenk's hes'th. leave this evening for Los Angei7s. They nave enjoyed our climate very much, and may return here before they leave the coast. Mr. Creighton Is one of the leading journalists o' Omaha, being proprietor 0t the Onshs Herald. which IS ID isc' one of the leadins deuoci aric papers 10 the west, Mr. Schenk IS avery cul,Iyat- cd musician, and is in the music ba.i- ness in Dayton, Ono. His wife IS a sis ter ot Mrs Creighton. l. IS to be hoped that the mex time they visit Tucson they will find great many improvements. and smoo2 them 8 frs: class mode D hotel, with every convenience for com fort.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
Will Arrive m Tucson.

Doctors of the English staff of physi- cians. surgeons and specialists will ar rye ID Tucson Monday, February 2Oth, and can be consulted until Wednesday evening, the 29th. sI the Palace Hotel
 These physIcisns return sver) three months, and to establish 6 vide repGts- ton ID Tucscn they offer their services for this first visit free of charge Let every sick person call upon the doctors, and when no hope of recovery can be held out the patient uIl receive the best advice. These doctors nave had large ezp.ri nee in the 6ospltaIs of London, Ehnbu-gh, Dublin. Paris' vienns, Berlin. St. Petersburg, New York. etc. To show the extent ot ioeir ski l. they offer large premium If they fail 70 cure sny case they undertake o' consumption. cstsrrb, canker, nervous debility, dy-pepsis, and liver complaint sk1p. gar and eve diseases, rheumatism and ague. Hesd office, London, Eng establish in 1870.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
n Msheney Wins the Watch.

As previously ann n'unced by H. B. O,dOe 4 Co last night the beans m ihe .aroons far were counted by 8 com mlttee snd tbs actual number counted was Sonnd 10 be 4462. and the book m which .t' .,,asses v- recorded sboSed that Ws ID Mabon.y had figured out tbe
 bsr to be 4460. and he being The closest. was awarded ths Sa'cn. MT, M4honey --s not present. out ou. 'ecrlvel h.al ,he good naEs aud the Ssicn' ~nieu i, Au elegant one, thls morning
 There were also several rTtiies. One toilet set wss son by B. B, Dodse; one chamber set WOO by Frank HartVeI', md a china set of ffty-sII pieces won oJ Mose Drachmen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
Pistol Prartiee

Anon. 7:3O o'clock yesterday morning s shooting sc-sPe occurred on FJursh s,relt. be,Eeea Alec ard Fremont, ID which Billy Fay and 0. 0 smith, better known as Charlie. were the p-lncipAl fiyures. Three shots were fired, two oy F,v and the other by Smith. No ope Ta. hurt. and he parties were suose- oueutly arrested: Fay by officer hyaS; snd smith by Chief O'ks. TbeY SIli Is tried in the Police Court st 9;5O a; m to day for violation of the uu1Ic,psl ordipsnce, and st 10 A. m- m J1-'ice Tss,on's cour', te examined tor vlolstl'n n, inc .t.'ut g. The cause ard manner oF tha q fi.ulty will DO do Ib', b. made snnun at the examination, until sitef ytich the Prospect IT refrsics from pup
 ,.biug the msDy conflicting details con ns-orug the mstter.-Pgospector.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
RuckIIn's Arnica Salve.

The Best Sslye in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum- Fever Sores. Tetter. Chspped Hands, Chlblsins, Corns. and all Skin EruP- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded Price IS cents per box For sale by Geo Magtxa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
The Nn-f Agreeable

vaIl es .he m st effective method oi
 j;sneIling He sdach' g. Colds, and Fevers, .r TIenpsiug the System, is by tskins sax doses of the pleasant Californis i;,,;d fruit remedy, Syrup o' Figs. For ssia by F. Fisishman 4 Co, Dr1sgisi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
2~oah MaafR.

The hes, fresh meats constantly on hand also lard, sausage, etc; Prices ss low ss the lowest. Delivered slinou' a.,~a .haroe. OF. 6oHuhAcHHR.
 s1'ra 'A Propr. Union Market
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
Notice of Forfeiture

To W. H. Smith: Y"u srs h-rrb- no.i-N. that the lndsr- igned has evreudst durfns th, y-ar ehdig D.. emner 3t, Is. e. ou hur fr,,i t1I- jars n ths D. tormsuce ut h- ru-l L.bor upon the Bernard mine. -I af-1 Iu tha tf-. ar@r- 'I mluIGx d tricr, e a ty O. Pima T-r-i- tory Ot AT Q nz- and recurt-o a sn he e -nfy Rs- G 'er's thss Book s, R. cttfd of N nes. p-zea % g. and a. m order to Do the same. .s rs- quir q by Sec -ion 3,3 of the ksSl--d tAfzts-
 the UnIf-d . ztss; and yo propOrtlOn uftks amount -xpend-d and due tn The unC srsi<rad i- tfly dollars and If you, suur heIrs or i<ns. f-Il c. contribute your proporfIon of he a expended ~ItE Inety q ,y- rffer the puolica ton Of thus not ce. y'.ur iu ID salc B-r- rc mine vi becOm the prupert of gr wrer undersi ssr ed, who hAs .u ce sGcn e1uecdl tnre BERNARD yOtIT-
 tucson February 7th-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Rafaela Romo. Deceased NOTICE T. HE FEY GIVEN BY THE " unsier Isn q, adm nIsfrat of he estate o' hafaelA kOmu dec@as q, Co he Cresi,tlrs 0s and all p-.s ns having laIu. ssairsf the said dec rs q, tO ex7Ibtt them VI th the ns esszry uche-s, V . ID ur mor hs -fter me sc pul IeatI n of th4s n0tIce, to th sald admins trafOr al hls Otncs. ' sT ~outh Aeyer sIrcsI. Tucson, In the sad county of Pima
 BNRNABE RORLEs Admin strarOr of the E-tate Of hs asla Bono. deceass.t-
 Dated zt Tucsoa, Aug 4tn ISs7.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
GoYetament Lnnda

Letters are continually arriving ssk- Ing ihe price of public lands. and some make 8 request that agents secure nouses for people who live In Indiana. Illinois and Ohio. This arises from the -Ecs that people east are not informed In the land laws, and thInk that all that IS necessary in taking claims is for the yapsrs to be filed by SD agent, and then they can pay out on the land the same as though the purchase was from private individuals.
 Any person eIcept soldiers and sol iiers heirs must make sfEGRyit thaIthey ,r7 scqusinted win the lana they are laterInz, and also make affidavit that Co she best of their knOvledge there Is 10 mineral on the same.
 PRR-EMPTIoNs.
 Section I76 slys thaS every person JeIng the head of c family, widow. or siagle person over the age of twenty-one and q cIJizen of the UnI;et States, or having filed a declaration os Intentio to bee me such, as required by the natural 'ZIfiOa lsvs. who mas made Or hereafter makes e SETTLEMENT IN PERSON on the pubic lands subject Co pre-emptIon, and "AN tALoOAso AA@ fACNlo sAC roAA-C hA1 who has erected A dwelling thereon is authorized Co enter with the register Of he United States land office for she dis ret in which the land hes, by legal sub division sny number of acres not ex- ;estIng one nnd-ed and sixty acres or 8 quarter section of land sO include the -esIdenee of such claimant upon paying he United States minimum price Of such land No person who Is the rro- 3lietOr of three hundred and twenty seres can pre-emps land. No persou who quits or a5sndons his own land to 'esIde 0n pubic land ID the same state )E territory can pre-empt. Persons can lOwever, take honestesds and timber claims whether he has tie three hundred and twenty acres or nos; neither does the sw prohibit his taking a homestead ghe1 he has left a residence on hIs own aud. The above eniy refers to pre- enptiOns-
 The first requirement ID taking 8 pre- smptlOn IS 70 select the quarter section iesired. and ascertain ffom the Land Office record that it IS vacant and sub iect to entry. He must then make some improvements. Not stick up stakes, ous make some substantial improve Hents. and then within ninety days file | sdecisrstOFy statement for the land in | be local lsnd office. the fees for which | Are three dollars. A residence must be | established O1 lhe land when the improV- aents are frs: begun, and scontinuour ! -ssidenoe Is obligatory.
 After a continuous residence upon 6 9rs-enption for six months settlement : -sn be proven and the government prIce | oein2 paid, there will be a final receipt | sgued to the pre-emptor; but ID case | .ilEer does not desire to make final | 5soof st the end of six months, be has | ;hlrty three months from the time he | made settlement
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
SUMMONS

IN THE JUST ,CE.s COURT. PRECINCT l No. L in and for Pima Cogrtv rsr-,,.,-, ,s ArlZonR. & Thomas PEunty. rlaia,is. rs Daniel Mood, defendant
 Action broueht in the Ja--iea'. Co,,, ,, Precinct No. I. IE and for t-- Ds,.nt. ,,s -. ID the Tern Ory of AriEonsL
 The Territory of Arizona selds srssrins "a Daniel MoOty.-
 You are hereby summoned and regni-et so Ao- pear ID sn acton or0uSht agsIusf you bT tE- above raned Ulsin if ID the Jusfl--'- Col-. g-r Precinct Number One, ID and for the Corr- v of Pima n the err1ro-y of ArizonA- Aa. answer the nnpl- -Int nlsd m sad gusrirss Court ar Tucson. A. C.. In sai1 tul1rT within hv- days exclusive of the day os service after the service upon yoc of tais snniuu-. served In this Pr-cl c. bur If served z tnOut this g. In-.. tur m the Goa fy te1 jays; 4 -, rvrd out Of the oau ?. If teen tzgs. n 4li 'th cas-t, C.. -l 2 ds5s. or iudgn nf oy etsulr VI ] 1@ raS-n a i1n-r vo1
 Given under my hand a- Tuc-un. this l2zn dAs of January iss5.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18

For Sale. Lot II. Block 1. Tempe, Ar1s Address, MATILDA EsPARzA, opposiie Ice tsssofy' north, Tucson, A z.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18
HOMESTEAD

Entries must be made in person, usually before the Register of the local Land Of5ce and the entry fees are sixteen tCllars. The requirements of the home stead law are about the same as those ,tthe pre-euption, except that residence .aa be established within sir months after making fling; bus homestesds are 8ubjees tO contests If settlers fail tO get n the land inside of siI months after
 utEy. Homesteads nay be proved up 2 sII months and paid out on, she same 4s pHe-eD ptioas. but osn be proved up ID uz years VI bout psying. In making lna proof the setiler will be requi5ed O give the a1nber of times be or she ias been sbsent from the claim, where Reat, and for what they vent, and are t1esticned regarding the amount of im- 1royeme1ts shey have. if ID the judgment
 The Register and Receiver the law has .ot been complied with they will not is- frs s final receipt.