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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
v,mbcr Fraud Inycs,Ign,ion.

WASHINGTON, July 3.--The Senate select
committee on Indian tradeships resumed
investigation last night into the charge of
fraud in the letting OF timber contracts on
the Chippewa Indian lands in Wisconsin.
ID. l.. Mckay, State lumber inspector Of
Chippewa Falls, Wis, was called to the
stand TO testify as TO the value Of stump
age on Indian reservations in that district,
one OF the charges being that the Indians
on the Chippewa reservation were not
paid the full value of their timber. Wit
ness during the last season purchased
about %, 600, 900 feet Of timber for other
persons ON the Flambcau river.
The average s,umpage price had been
about - per 1000, or 25 cents moro than
Agent Gregory had stated was the
highest price ever paid any Chippewa
Indians for stumpagc. On cross-examina-
ton witness said that his lumber was not
cut from the Flambcau reservation nor
from lands immediately adjacent 10 1t.
His lumber did not have TO be driven 80
far down stream as the lumber In regard
to which the investigation was ordered.
William McKinnon, of Chippewa county
Wis, testified 20 making contracts with
the Indians for lumber. He gave tho In.
dians about 81 600 under verbal agree
ments, and when he asked Agent Gregory
about .making contracts, was told they
would not bc legal Aiierward Gregory
let Sherman and others make contracts
Witness was not successful IN Efforts ht
made after hearing OF Skcrnan's contracts
and had finally left tho reservation, loslnl
the ADVANCES made, except 500 received
from Capt. Henry, who took one Of hii
contracts. II looked 10 witness as II some
body else always got In ahead anyway ant
he auit. The average yalue Of the timber
he estimated at 81 a thousand, and some o
Il which sherman cut was worth s.. Wit
ness had agreed verbally TO pay the lndian'
=. % and sJ.25, which was higher, as b,
understood, than had been previously
offered, though he admitted on cross-ex
animation, that Il was not as much ~ the
| iimbpr Wag worth.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
TILE MUSIC rEAcHERa..
Tho Annual Session OF Their Assooia.
tion In Chicago.

Nlon Va NulNhhos
CmcA0o, July 3-Music aud song filed
Central music hail this morning. A thous.
and professional musicians, the larger per.
ccniagc Of them being ladies, had assem-.
blcd thcrc 10 attend the annual meeting Of
the Music Teachers National association,
an organization which came into existence
In 1870, with only sixty.two members, aud
has grown until nov Il has 500 members
and hundreds oi wealthy patrons In all
parts Of the United States. Among those
present NJ this mornings session were
President Max lcichncr, Indianapolis.
CaliNa layallc, Boston; q. NJ. Bowman.
New York, W. W. Gilchrsi, Philadelphia;
W. II. Sherwood, New York, Waldo
Sprati, Hartford. w. u. Colson, Cleveland;
Dr Haas, Boston.
A largc attendance Of local musicians
was also observed. scarcely church
choir OF musical society In the city being
without a representative.
The address Oi welcome a. the convcn.
ton was made by President 4. q. Storey,
II the board oi education.
President lHichcr read his annual al.
drr-. detailing the progress oi the society
aud the work u has accomplished. This
paper was referred to q committee con-
ssiing oi Willard Burrows. oi Massa.
scits, and X. u. Rood. oi Kentucky.
Secretary Perkins read his report, which
was adopted, and somewhat lengthy com.
munic,tinns we're submitted by Calixa
Laycllc, delegate 10 London, England,
aud n. Coo Stewart, of Cleveland, dele.
gate to London. Ont
The program oi the convention con.
tinucs over Thursday. and embraces some
Of the finest musical performances over
given In this city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
ITEM BY ITEM.
Tedious Discussion of the Tariff.
Still, Each Dav Shows Consider
able Progress Made.
The Roll Called on Nearly Every
Paragraph of the Bill.
Conference Committee on the River
and Harbor Bill.
The Senate's Investigation Of the Wis
consin Timber Frauds--The Bond
Miscellaneous
Memoranda,
sreclal pIspatch 70 Thc AprOal

Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal
WASHINGTON, July S-Mr. Blanchard
succeeded today in having the House non
concur in the Senate amendments to the
river and harbor bill and to order con-
ferrees. The conierrces appointed were
Messrs. Blanchard Of Louisiana, Catchings
Of Mississippi, and Henderson Of Illinois.
The Senate has already named its CON
ferrcos Mcssrs. Frye OF Maine, Dolph OF
Oregon, and Ransom OF North Carolina.
The Senate amendments number about
800, and call for about s., ,ooo, 900 over the
House bill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
THE pxMocRATIc CLUBS.
The Great Convention to Begin in Balti-
moro Today.


BALTIMORE, Nd, July with the cx-
cepiion OF some minor details everything
is In readiness Tor the assembling Of the
convention OF Democratic clubs tomorrow.
Tho Academy Of Music will be crowded
from top to bottom. Nearly 5000 dele.
gates will be in attendance, and the crowd
Of spectators will In all probability be a
crush. The stage has been arranged to
seat l 500 persons, 80 that the presiding
officer will be between two seas Of faces
with delegates all around him. The dst
session will be called 10 order at noon by
Chairman Ogden, Of the general commit.
tee. The session will be occupied pHnci.
pally with the work Of organization aud
the examination OF credentials. II Is
thought another session will be held at
night when the plans and workings OF the
national league 10 bc created will be out
lined and discussed. The real work Of the
convention will be- done ON Thursday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
BANK pEFALcATIos.
A Dishonest Employo Robs tho Second
National. OF Jeraey City.

National. OF Jersey City.
Jrnsry CRY, n. j.. July 3.-John II.
Van Loan, ior the past ten ycau employed
at the Second National bank. went to tho
Caiskills ON his annual vacation on satur.
day lut. Since then bis accounts have
been oycrhaulcd and a shortage Of at least
sl5, 400 been discovered. Mr.. W. llogcn.
camp. president Of the bank, stated this
morning that hc had every reason 70 be.
licyc that Van Loans sicalings will not
exceed tl5, 400. OF this amount the bank
will recover $1,000 Mr. llogcnclmp all
miiicd, however. that the exact situation
u M yet unknown, bank examiners from
Washington are now ovcfhauling the ac-
count. oi the bank, aud expect ~ complete
their labou this week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
SEPARATE CARS.
The Law and tho Mississippi Railroad
Commission.


specla DlsrAieh 20 The Appeal
JAcKsoS. Miss, July 3.-At the last scs.
sion Of the Legislature oi Mississippi an
act vas passed requiring separate aud like
accommodations for tho races on railroad
trains. This law makes Il a mislomcanor
for any railroad company 10 refuse or neg.
lccl 10 comply with liz requirements and
imposes a fine II not more than 500 upon
conviction. II also makes Il n mis'lc.
moanor for any conductotsoi Of trains toncg.
lecl or refuse 10 carry out the provisions oi
the act, and upon conviction impuses
fine Of not lees than t2j nor moro than
$500 for each oilcnsc. Some ui tie news.
papers Of this state have fallen into the
error Of supposing that Il Is the duty Oi
the railroad commission 10 see 10 tho cn.
iorccmcnt oi this statute, when, In fact, Il
Is no part oi iis duty, but the courts are
proper authorities 20 enforce the law by
Imposing the penalties prescribed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, July al. Smith, OF
New York, and VI. w. Smith, Of New
jersey, brothers Of tho late Daniel Smith,
vino was killed last Friday night In this
city by Hal aud Reginald stoval, arrived
here yesterday and took charge Of their
brothers remains, and left today for Eliza.
beth City, n. j., where the deceased will
be Inferred. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Smith and her daughter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

PIrrsnuRo, Pa, July 3.-The annual con-
ycntion Of the Flint Glass Workers union
will meet at Canton, o., next Monday.
The scale Of wages decided upon by the
convention is expected TO bc practically
the same as for the year Just ended. An
other conference Ii 10 be held between the
manufacturers and the chimney blowers
previous " tho convention, though the
exnci timo has not vet bccn decided upon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

Texas coast where deep-water port can
be had at the least cost The entire State
of Texas is now aroused on this subject
and will be represented in the convention.
From letters received today it is learned
that delegates will be present from Mime
apolis, Denver, New Orleans, Lincoln,
Neb., and the smaller towns of Colorado,
Nebraska, Louisiana, Arkansas and New
Mexico. Many eastern capitalists who
have Texas investments are taking part in
the move.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
a nsak Attached.

Yrw YonK, July3.-An attachment was
today granted against the property Of the
Union bank, Of Huntingdon, Pa, In n
suit brought by the Huntington Manu-.
featuring company 10 recover q balance Of
sp, ,g35. wich vas placed on deposit With
Inc bank lasi February a. n special nc
count aud has not been repaid, although
demand iof Il has been made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

tnofihI DItpalch % The Appeal.
IIiLLsBoRo, Ala, July 3.-Calvin Moody,
colorcd, Of Moulta, Ala, dragged his prcg.
nant wife 10 a piece Of woods two miles
distant, Friday night last, crushed in her
skull and cut her throat Jealousy was
the cause. lie was arrested and Jailed on
auspicion. A mob OF 200 colofcd mon
oycrpowercd the jaier Sunday night, took
him out and hung him. IIo confessed.
The mob was orderly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

PrTrsnuR0, Pa, July 3.-1ho lockout so
far has not had much effect upon the coke
trade. Shipments this week are not ~
large ns they worc last, but IL is no, due TO
any great extent 10 the mills closing
When the furnaces begin 10 bank, unable
TO find sale for pig iron, then the coke
trade will be effected.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
The shah Looking for American Talent.

PirrsnuRo, Pa. July 3.-Chas. A. Ash
burns, Of the United States geological sur
yey, stationed In this city, has received an
offer from the Shah Of Persia 10 take
charge Of the government engineering
corps now being organized In that country.
AZ present nothing but turquoise Is mined
In Persia, and the Shah expects 10 discover
valuable deposits Of coal, Iron, petroleum,
and possibly the precious metals Mr..
ABhburn has not yet accepted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
MILAN Demands - DIvorcr.

BuoH,pr, July D. king Milan has APP
piled To the church synod for adiudical
separation from his wife, Queen Natalie,
on the ground Of an insupcmblc aversion
10 her. Gen. frotic has gone tu Wics-
baden to bring the young crown prince
back Ia Scryin. The boy, who il twelve
years old, Is at Wicsbadcn with his mo-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

wAsuiSGroS, July 3.-Thc bond offer
ings today aggregated $4,000, In lots Ms
lollowG -Four per cents, coupons: $1,000
at l27a; $4,000 at l21l.
Four Per Cents Registered; $4,000 al
l27; $4,000 at l2s; $4,000 at l27l; s20.-
900 at l27l, ex-inicrcst
Four.and a. half Fer Gents. Registered:
Sl0O at l07l, s275, 900 ti l01l.
The Secretary of iho Treasury this after
noon accepted $50, 500 per cent registered
bonds nj ia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

81. PrrEnsnuRd, July The Gar ac-
companicd by his family, has lcit 81
Petersburg for n yachting tour In the water
Of Finland. Gems. Won Vert der aud Wal.
dcrsec, who are attached 10 the Emperor
of Gcrmanys military suite, are visiting
the Cxar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

LONDON. July 3.-Thc English and
French governments have agreed To work
jointly on aud after January 1. lssD, tho
subtcrmncan cables between France aud
England. The tariff will be ~ ccnhmcs a
word. A direct cable between Liverpool
and lIavr will be established under tho
nTrangrmeni.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
Zen. tto.er- Dismissed.

wAsnINcroN, July 3.--Gen. George c.
Rogers, OF Kansas, member Of the board
Of pension appeals, In the Interior depart
ment, has been dismissed, aud james A.
Lacey, Of Missouri, hs been appointed TO
Ihn NnnannN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
A.V,a.-,andi.s Win n...la.

BrRLlN, July SIT is believed that
definite understanding with Russia has
been established. Emperor William will
propose that the European powers reduce
their nfnnmcutH.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
nIrLin.nn.a Prnic,f.

wAamNGroN. July 3-The postmaster
general has written letter 10 the Prcsi.
dent iorns protesting against the prop.
osilon made by tho civil service commits
sion, TO extend the classified service 10 ~
10 include tho railway postal service.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
resa. w.... a pee,.w.,., Port.

Fonr Worm, Tex, July IA deep
water convention was called last month
by the Fort Worth board Of trade 10 meet
hero on July 10. The object is TO agree
upon the most available point on the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
An Idle Viii.

CLISToS. Mass, July 3.-Thc Biglow
Carpet company's mills, employing 1900
hands, shut down today ON account Of
hrnfcilY Of work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

Nrw YoRK, July IA New Haven
special saysi During the celebration Of
Yalo's victory at New London Friday
niehi every remaining rail Of the fence WIS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

Is one of the most valued
Democratic daIlles re-
celved at this office, and
In point Of enterprise ard
reliability hasn't a supe-
rior In the South.
The Lexington (Tenn,) Progress
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
= THE APPEAL =

Is bright, newsy and re-
liable. and Is a credit to
Memphis and the State
OF Tennessee.
Catholic Journal Of tae Nes South
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
Seventh Day of Garch. 1883.
SUMMG# S.

I4;te District C"ur; or ,ho 1n rd J ',iic' -l Dl..Iri (. County .i ' ->epti. T-rrl ofy
 uf Arizona.
 James IT, U,~kin~, ]r, i.ritrit V. F. .- naI, TT. i r 'S L. j. ui bat '. s- ltf'f'-r- - irg 7 btsl i,--s u4u sT fra n -Hf aud -i' . cf ( e 1T 1oua Con r1l ,', k, ' -i1f 1T, !, ". E..jy. | jag s4Ue-> ut- tar na'"e ano stvie [ ta" .>fsA.u htin"rt i:ai; Goa >tr 'c' on Co'npaaV De'entaa'.
 >ummols Nc. II
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 You ar n repN >-t.ttao ed ;tIfc r.QU r,d 70 appear "a an ';.an H"'usn- a-aiu~. Vou ny the. ahov i.Alu-G D .igli f~ r. m Den c' Cou-, 'fihF ir,l Jude si UI- ric-, in an ar .ut Cor g u i'tttaf. r0 tHo f tF't "t A,l2Nis. u+G comp -at W i' .iIr ,. .,3 mi, C..t.rt %. Pr 1 - .I Sa n cpoG 70 cyrN tf -sf.'h comp .i.. ohl pan ie~ thiS sulnmou>l- " t',iu fei, dsy-, ,cx- clu>ive 0f the day O. etrVIca' stf @ th7 rv.co u,.p4 you f tEis sum gioa >..t scT,ed if. t.sis wlth' n jnis dis'rict.jte'i witl 2 iweHty ii - :; n sli her eases tb1 " d ..S
 mi you are hereby nnt.n-t fha' ]! ynG fai' to appear and susUvi me rumnlaiBt as above rrguir q, jul ment d :aU-t vi | hs takHp az ans you enG c'et. and dis bur enl ants in this behalf eN pen!e
 Giveu under my h ,9d and th~ >,al of id lSt Li C"Gt. h,S l2,h day of January,
 F R. DODGE Clerk. F. NJ. SEn'urc, Ati3tn, P [ r P.sintid H.. tir>t pub cation January l&, IN-S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
Re.ocation of Proclamation.

|..rr toy Q. sriz na. ENrcut ' D p'..
 Dtii of fh G werner. WI .ve-. T Live Stock S3nItary ,n f. '1 l.. s.o4 of the Territory 'as officially requested li-t the respective quarantine pr"clrm ,lions 0 Nay 26 h. an. august the 18th, 1887. issued by the Executive a' their request. be nov re vOscd
 Now therefore, l, |. MEYER ZULlCk, Cover. nor of th. Territory of Arizona. by virtue 0: the authority n me vested, do hereby revoke sd quaran,in" pr clamlt'ons d, aforesaid. In es imony whereof have here SEAL. to s-t my hand and cansed the - seal 0. The Ter tory 10 be d.
 fixed Done at Presco |, ths capital, 'hl. I4 day 0 December, 1S>, (. MEYER ZULICK. E, the Governor,
 JAMES I. BAYAKD
 Secretary of the Territmry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
N0tCe io cisdiiuls.

Esta'- of Hillsm c. oliver, tt ceased.
 Notice Is hereby ven bs th under 3.,ne d, snmtatstrstrt. o b. estat of W.slis 3 l. Oliver, decesscI. I5e cte irOis Of and !! lers nav nE ci ial H z2ai st sEc sad de- ceased. to exhibit th' m. Gl n tf- De essa ary vouchers w;tl n ten oGinS after The nr>t puel. cation Of this no ice, Co i c. olt CT, a the stor- of the post trader at Whippie Bar racks, ihe same be! 2 Ihe pi e Tor tne rans- scti, the bus Hess Of > Il estate in Said County of Nav. psl.
 MASY JANE OLIVER, Admniststrix Of He estate oi Will am G. OlfvSr. tt ceased.
 Dated al Prescott, AriZon X, .hls 1Sth day of January, lSss- Si-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
Na1la2 f0r Pah'i2atO:.

r =. JAN; FFICE AT PRsSooTr, ARIZo- A [
 January F. lNSS S0i.- i- herci.y given that he foltoains- nt;rH settler has ned notice cf his inte3 . .lOn 70 make nndl prof mp ou cf his iumesteai Eutry No. lei. and a at sP !d proof VtI b- nai brfpTe tn" l.. ei- "r 1nI Receiver -t Pr. -, Ot triZ nA. on Ft | \ RN 23i n iSsS, v.Z.: nn Mar, of .>Ena fria, Ari10na, for {. t -oCri. one ? i- O. 4.o-th west oa- QIarter. and s1Gth unr-bsif ot 3Crtue.is- Oae-Qua ;cr of see ion .2>l.;wcnty-eisht township l4 q. range east,
 Hs II ..r. C the following yituesSeF tu prove n;s continuous Trt-denc uppnt aNd CEitlva ,on If a.1 isn ., .,H RenjAnin II. Weaver, Nathan q. E " ] '5u t'phens and rred A. V itttG-, hl. ire cOtt lz ja-li6 U. J. PULLMAN, II Raceiver.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
No ce of Forfeiture.
To Jona sn e.s. your heirs, assigns snt legal resa tiiYsS

To Jo"a sn e.s. your heirs, assigns and
 legal resa ttiyeS:
 You ere ' notified tbst the under signed, B IS co-ow1er with you in the niieSp mining claim. has expended ihe sum five hundred 1o lars in tabor and i'm . provemcnfs upon sfit mining claim. ih saip expenditures and improVemenf being l. ade bs me m the years 1883. 1884. 1885 lSS6 SCd i>sa, one fundred dol ATS ip Irb1r ana ! pavement having been ma ie dur ng esrh oF h" above years. in compliance with inc United Siafes mining laws requiring annual eNpendi' urss to be m sde on mininz T inns.
 The said W hite Spar mining claim cons : of l.5oo in length by 60i w.dA. situate "a Hs,s sa. anps mining district, In the county of avap 1. tn | q territors Of arizona. record of the 'ocati en of the said White Spar mining cla m Is m ade in the Recor of Mines. in the ifice of the County Recorder of said Ysya ia. countv, in Book g. pages 3ao SsI
 nu you are hereby further not il ed that f, at the expiration of ninety days after ;hs publication of tn's notice, you .ail or refuse 10 contrib. fe or pay to me your propofti ion O! the ssid expenditures, together with the cost of the pu blIcatlon a' this notice, the interest of you n said White Spar mining cl m will be forfeited and become the property of the undersigned. c. J. WICKLER.
 Prescott. A T., January 5, lss& sod
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
Notice t0 grsd tors.
E-ta,e of John E. As.r-. s-e-s. 1.

Estate of John K. A&,rs. dve-ss,3.
 Notice "a hereby g,.en nv tAa uud~r>i-1oc, m i~tr2f iI of fEt q .fs-l Of John F. < Ner-. deco.seu. to tEs ere | .-. .f ant all pCys1uS having CiaI'lS eEAiD>t fhs Sa;H GeceS~ f. ru 0Shtbit ttcn, with tue uect-earr vouchers VI htG t-n tlb fnpufA~ aftes .p frs Dubii cs:irn of this notice ID tG2 ~@id h rie> s,. ,kers, si Prose v. vap couutv. AT Eona territory, tLe >a'ae being .h 3 tce the transectlcn of -he tuSlne>s nf ssla estate in ,aiG coCuty If lavapsi-
 C. H. AkERS. Admin s;rator o, Ee Estaieo j'h.. E. Akers, deceased.
 nstei Prescott. 4 T. tuis ;5 dap | J sGusry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
CoVeInaT's Proclamation.
rRkITHEN cr lZ"NN
 ENEC JTlNt lfsD N!'rNtNr. fFttCE oE IHE GNyEk> >OR. J

iERkITHEN tE \ IZ"NNt
 EXECUTIVE IfsD !'rMINr.
 fFtiCE OF IHE GNyEK~ : .Hif whom h k pr"-enr~ may coin" rec 
 ' n-r H- 1 am informed that Wiiiam t t'Hh". ftE;'ie IF sop c, toJr n cavalry, Va, !.-oh iftHr1-r-d a. S'l4Obur Spr! us$. south i4' :. .'iZ III ,, on ti4e 9 h day of = p eIn. n'' .s .rni TO IT zee of tne intiId r-rur fnIIr H'.rt t..~ .-. ell discovered.
 Now. tii' fore, l '. Meyer Zutics, Cover l. -pt ttV I-g tor, of ATlzora. bl viitae Il Ahr .'u- huTitEln ine VFA ei, du here 0fcI AhI oInc aim a rev ard Ufhve hUndrej dollars Iof tne arrest and conN teton uI ine InGrc-rei uF mur4"r9r rs of ihe Id N itismt Drake i-- In witnes~ vh renf, 1 tav- here -F 4 nntp -tt iny hhnd ant csu>e& tne - Great Sea Of Tue Territory Uf Ari-
 to affixed. Done .t Prescott, - c Capita tuf> fwenty- SIX ily ut NoVein D,-r \ n lSS-.
 C. MEYER ZitijCK, By ti,e tis- ernEr.
 JAS. A kAYARD,
 ed. tr.rar1 of h T rr 'ory der2,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
Inaia n Expectations.

All porsons wno have claims against the Government ior losses sustained through Indian expeditions in Arizona and New Mexico wIli nEd T to their in- terest to communicate liumedIately with the undersigned in IT, gard to tne same, Ii they dt sire to take advantage oi the laws recently passed Dy Congress to reimburse all parties who have suffered such los>c, WI. .. c NELL.
 Attoruey-at-Law, Prescott, Ariz.
 JIptf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
NoliCe to Settle.

E tu 's hiei U tG. n.in Of ". I. w -Hh X n 3TH .~.f frn tHs's q. .uc 2 o1c office and .Pi ,ie 'h r f ounts a! once owing - tho !eGta f W. z W . ''o, e;i n :ttsrs uI' h. Ds 3i n. and q cpu 4t- te:oo' 0 Ing UuD4' | nn or @fter Feb u1-S Is >s Vi a" n 'nG-t tr s't"r- Hey. of cpiiec tun w /. tl..-tN X co
 iluiUf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

A hitherto uncharted island. two miles long, is reported to exist Tn latitude s deg. E min. south, longitude Iso deg. se min. east.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

II app, airing to this court by The rc, o'd- therec', that the persons appointed tn admin i>ter upon the ahrye-named estates did, in conformi y WI h the orders appointing theu., duly qualify and eCter ol the sdminI I-trajiuii ,f ssiI esta[es " tShl 7 the oath r.quir, ny la" .nj hy il 'iu@ .ropcr tonis in accord nee wIth the trder5 mat ing Sucl apIoiu ments and u further appearing to thi, court rom ih- records th":c. ' that such estates gre stil D n1ir. and j:n>e'tltd aud ihIt the time waer, i'll the ger rn, appointed t0 acm ni>te- on said estrtr>. were by law required to fife reports aud accounts a. heir ucls IT such ad- mi irtral!on, hos long since pa sed. end it fur her Augrar. 7 io thi, court that there Is nothug in | Tr.I:us showing what final dis position has b-tn nldde of the real aud per- >onal property b longing 10 s.i3 esiat. s Now, there fore, ;t .s il .rc ord r C tlat e. il aad very sCm nis tor "I sdr ini-t.a rix, eNccu- tor or eXr, Utri oI the bOud- mc nd sar. ties of such hdmni-tratcrs "r acmiristrs- trixes, executors ar eX cutfjXeS, having in hand tGc administration of any oi tLc ab bhv - named Csiate5 t!e on oT before .-e
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