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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-06-01
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.

Perfect Development Demands That II
Should Not Be Too Tight,
Much Is said in these days concerning the
rights OF children, but there is certainly no
right to which every child is more surely
entitled than that Of good, sound physical
health. One OF the first requirements OF
healthful clothing is that it allow unre-
strained action Of every organ Of the body.
This ia absolutely essential for perfect de-
velopment so long as the body is undergo
ing the process Of growth. According to
Dress, mothers often unwittingly violate
this principle In the dressing of their chill.
dren by compelling them to wear clothing
which they have partially outgrown, but
which is not sufficiently worn to be dis
carded. Tight sleeves, tight bands, tight
waists, etc., which have become such from
the child's increased size, are certainly
quite as harmful as are those purposely so
constructcd; and added to this is the fact
that the bones and muscles Of the tender lit
Tie ones are far more susceptible to the con.
striction Of tight clothing than are those Of
persons of older growth. Il
The clothing OF children should always be
50 made that it can readily be enlarged to
accommodate the growing form, and should
never hit so snugly as not to allow perfect
freedom Of movement to every organ.
Whatever garments are worn about the
chest and waist should always permit of an
unrestralned, full inspiration, and it would
De an excellent plan If mothers would fire.
quently test the childs breathing capacity
oy placing tape measure around its waist
"hen in its night clothing, and allowing it
70 take a full inspiration, noting the num-
oef OF inches expansion, and then adjusting
ITS clothing to correspond with the measure
OF the full inspiration, allowing one inch or
Two more for growth
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-06-01
SheriR's Sale.'

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS.
ID sued out Of the Justice Court. Phoebe
Township, In and for the County Of Lincoln,
State OF Nevada. and to me directed and deliv-
cred. for judgment and decree rendered In
said Court, on the 2nd day Of July A. D. 1888,
in favor Of John Roeder and against H T
Wells and the M.yf 'wer Mine and Mining
Claim Tor the sum Of two hundred and thirty.
nine 43-l00 dollars, tS239 .4S.l00) debt and lien
together with twenty seven 25-100 (S27.25.l00)
dollars, tax cost, and all accruiDg cost. and
interest, have levied on the following prop.
er.y, to Wit:
The May flower Mine and Mining Claim situ.
ate in the Bristol Mining Distr ct, In sail
County OF LiGcoln and State Of Nevada.
Notice ia hereby given that on Tuesduv, the
Goth day Of November. A. D. 1883. will sell
all Of said Mine and Mining Claim and the
above described property. at the Court House
,or In Phoebe in said County. at IL O'Clock
M. Of said day, at Pubic Auction, for Cash In
hand to the highest ana best bidder, TO satisfy
said order Of ssle and all costs.
oct.27td 4. D. TURNER, Sheriff.
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Application for a Pc te at
No. 871.
UNITED STATES LAND Orr lut

NOs otls
UNITED STATES LAND Orrmt
Eureka, Nevada, December "a, A. u. 1897.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT rHE
~ Southwestern Mining Company through
their attorney in fact. W. $. Mills, whose post.
office address is RI Dorado Canyon, Lincoln
county. Nevada, has this day filed bis sppli-
cation for patent for seven hundrca linear
feet Of the Bedding mine or vein, bea, ing salt
with surface ground six hundred feet IN width
situated In st. Thomas Mining District county
of Linco In and State of Nevada and de, ianated
by the field notes and official plat or Ale in
this office as lot number 81 In towjlrhip 20
south range 60 east Of Mount Disblo Me ridian,
said lot number 81 being as follows:
Beginning at post marked No l, U -, sur.
vey No. 81. from which the \ section cor. to
sections four ~ and nine 70 township 20
south. ran % 60 east bears south II deg, So min
east, 1892 ITO ct, thence running first course
north. ~ deg east, 600 feet to post marked
No. 2, U. g. survey No. 81, thence second
course, south ~ deg east, 3l8 $40 feet to in
tersect section line to section 1 and of town.
ship 20 south Of range 6S east; north 1850 feet
from said section corner, to sections and
8; 100 fest 10 post marked No. 8, U. 3. survey
No. 81; thence third course, south 1lh deg
west. 900 feet to post marked No. 4. U. s. sur.
vey No. 81; thence fourth course north, 7Sh
deg west, 262 210 feet to int rsect section line
I, sections 1 and ., township 26 south. range
68 east, Mount Diablo Meridian, north 1887 7.lO
feet from said section corner: 700 teet to
post No. !. the place Of beginning. containing
6A.l00 acres. Magnetic variation 16 degrees
east.
The location of this mine is recorded 10
the Recorders Office OF st. Thomas Mining Dis.
trict, New, In Book A, page So, of Mining Re-
cords. The I'D loining claimants are not known.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said .Beldipg Lode" mine or sur.
face ground are required to file their adverse
claim with the Register of the United States
Land Office at Eureka, in the State Of Nevada,
during the sixty days period OF publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions of the 5tatnte.
D. II. HALL, Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for the
period Of ton consecutive weeks in the Pioche
RECORD, . weekly newspaper, ppblished ct
Ptoche Iinco In county, Nevada
jan7.10t D. q. HALL, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-06-01
Tho Doctor WHO succeeds.V y

A physician who understands human nat.
ure' who plays with the baby, makes
friends with the children and listens to the
woes OF the good wife and mother, is the
fellow to whom the master of the houss
most cheerfully pays the largest bills. It
isn't the medicine that's bottled up, but IT. 8
the comfort, the consolation that are un-
bottled that mark the broad line between
an unsuccessful and popular physician.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-06-01

vitai Importance TO your own interests or To
the interests of those you hold dear.
Every man has natural inclination to
communicate what he knows, and if he does
not 10 SO 1t is because his reason and judg-
menu are strong enough to control this in
herent propensity. When you find friend
VINO can exercise absolute power over the
communicative instinct-if we may so term
n-wear him in your heart, "yea, in your
heart OF heart" II you have no such friend.
keep your own counsel,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-06-01

A ND ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND PLAIN
"A JOB Printing done In Arst-class style and
ut short notice.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-06-01
THE ALL.KiND MOTHER.

s'6 V1I>NttN0 "S T1GNA
Lo, whatever Is at hand
Is full meet for the demand:
Nature ofttimes glveth best
When she seemeth chariest
She hath shapen shower andau
To the need OF overy one
Summer bland and winter drear.
Dimpled pool and frozen mere.
All thou lackest she hath still, n
Near thy finding and thy fill
Yield her fullest faith, and she
VIII endow thee royalty.
Loveless weed and lily far
She attendeih, here and there
Kindly to the weed as to
The lorn lyteared with dew.
Each to her hath use as dear
As the other; an thou clear
Thy cloyed senses thou may'st see
HAPPY all the mystery.
Thou shalt see the lily get
Its d vinest blossom; yet
Shall the weeds tip bloom no less
With the song-bird's gleefuluess.
Thou art poor or thou art rich
Never lightest matter which,
All the glad gold OF the noon, s..
All tho silver OF the moon,
She doth lavish on thee, while =
Thou w.thholdest any smile
or thy gratitude to her,
Baser used than usurer.
Shame be on thee an thou seek
Not her pardon, with hot cheek,
And bowed head, and brimming eyes,
At her merciful ''Arise!"
james Whitconib Riley, in Century
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-06-01

II is hereby ordered that the foreRoipe nef,c,
OF application for patent be published for Il,
period OF ten consecutive weeks in the Procal
EEcoRD Newspaper published at Phoebe, Lin
coin county. Nevada.
Jly.21.10t. D.H, HALL. Reoistar.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-06-20

Tor.er, w horses 12A, mul 9. 70 Am Ca.tlc 504. 10 Mex cattle 195, saddle g, tax on D T property 24 2l, pcnaliy , 2I....
 Padllla, Jose house ard imp Homestead ntry 293. 116, hoIse 70, burrO ,, wagon 70, harness b. saddle 10, tax on real estae3S0 per property 2, total 55 penalty 2S.
 Ferca, Juan wagon 15. harness 3, tax on per prOper;y 5ic, Ienelty 6. -...-........
 Padslia, Nicidro hOu e and imp north Of Hob 'ook dam on R:o Fuer- 0 ., ih goods }, tax on real estate 6-c, pr property 15c,
 Panrod, Daxid Sr imp 2 D, hOrse 20 mule 10, Am COW l2t0, sadG.le5 hh g Ods 15, yoke oxen 4, tax on r>al estate s3O, per property l3, 70 al 8 95, penalty 19
 Icnl Jose Manuel hOuse On J COnly's lend. nh goods 10J, tax on per prope,ty aO3 penalty l 5...'.. ...... .-.- -....-..
 Pepa, eff. eta 2 mult 50, wagon 30 tax on CT property 8 G9, penalty 15. -
 Pere1, Thomas F and ne qr of SC qrof Ill e or of sw qr sec twp9 range ?, 16J .cIeS 2C0, St Johns tots II and b, 2l and A block 20 and imp $50. horse Q, 4 bu ros B. Mex co z 10 50, 2lU0 >heep 3,0O0, wagon 70, buggy 9, harness 20, saddle 10, nh goo1 ?; tax on real estate 16 5J, per property DO 67, total IF F. penalty 66 .... l2
 Peterson, A horses loo, tax on pcrson- al property 8, penalty l b ............-....
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nlyO6t
NOTICE.

At q Special Meeting of the Board oi Supervisors, held on the 27th ult., the following proceedings were had:
 On motion of Mir. Smith, seconded by Mr. Blassingame, ill accordance with an act to regulate lawful fences and tres pass within the same, requiring Boards of Supervisors to odesignatedistricts with in which owners, or persons in posses sion of land, shall, or shall not fence the same. The County of Apache is here by designated as District No. l and no person shall be entitled to damages foi stock trespassing uron cultivated or i'm proved land unless the land is enclosed within q lawful fence,
 R. c. BLAssINGAME, Chm'n.
 Attest ARTHUR ASHTON, ( l,Ek.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-06-20

Lopez, Roman hCH-e and ranch S If of ne QT sec -i tEp II range 2i S2 a'reS, :5l, Uth r property l6U, tax l5 30 pel alty 70.
 Lo, Cz Eau tn imp on Dupez ranch 5, ct CT property .J5, l. X l255 penalty t5.
 ambSOn, hCese at the Meadows, O ! B Jolly D, horse -0, Ow l0j 0, S0Gdie l3 toN3t2, penalty l5 .-.-.. ......... .....
 LCng < &Snow hlHpksm h hop in Spring rrvlie no, taolS 5, ;aX B. penalty l -.
 Lee, John hfu>e 30, wagon 2N In goods 2l, tax 70, penulty 19 ...- ......-.-.....
 Ecwis, | personal property 50, tax i2, penalty F ..-................. .-...
 Lope' Benigno house and ranch known as Lopez ranch, Inf of Mc or and If of nv qr sec 2i township range &e, 10 imp 475 oGher property Zz1, tax ;-6 ., petty 34
 Lopez, r personal IrOpCrty l15, tax 13, ptnal.y l Is .-...--.-.. ...--.... ............
 Lesser, Sawyer X K0cptz 8 ho-s ,s 2CO, ,C0 Am cattle S,7S0, tax l25 IS, pen ty : r. l;
 Long; Anthony Round Valley prupery 221, other prof erty SC, tax l5 0, e'ty to.
 LiLdenberrer, Rufus s ] Of tract of land containing l9. IS2 f ct. beng south hi and adjoining Hol0: ook on sL 0 twp range 21 D, tsN6 75, Ienally I S4 .--....-. ...- ELiudenberger, C Holb-ook lot Ii block l, 75, 51, tax I2 75, penalty G. ...-...-..-
 l., al, Jose An,ouio residence at St Johns bound north by river, by Manuel Morales other prcp,rty 4n, tSX2t5, penalty l l4
 LuSe, I HOlbrOok lot II blk Il and Imp 4jO pel snnal propl rty 3 Q, tax Il, p'ty 240. !. Laube, Ja"ob hi If se CT and ne or of Sw or sec 15 ;wp9 9 range 30, I20 acres, 15J, tax j0 penalty 2S. ...... ........-...
The St. Johns herald., 1889-06-20
Notice 50 Credit0rs.

In the Probate Court of Apache Coun- ", Arizona Territory.
 In the matter of the estate of J. H. Willis, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, executors of the estate of J. H. Willis, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said executors at their residence, snowflake, Arizona Territory.
 J. II. WILLIS. JR.
 W. ". WILLIS. Executors of the estate of J. II. Willis, deceased. ap25 lCm
The St. Johns herald., 1889-06-20

tax 2, penalty 45 ...........-.....-..... 10 45
 Zuck, Frank about g acres of townsite qr sec, To- HolbrOck lJis - to 42 inclusive and E C D tlG 20, lots to 10 inclusive blk O. lots IS I9 2S A .6 7 D . 34 5 36 g 50 39 fl 43 and Il blk 8, ,e40, tax l2o 2, pen atty D ..............,.... ..-.. ..,,... 135 50
 Ze:glcr. Wm nv ar sec 8 twp 10 range 2l, lGO acres, 2U0, other propt rty l0i tax l2 45, penalty . --.......-...-.. II O.
 And noi.eis hereby zen that l. Gs Tax Col ctor of said County of Apache, said Territory of Arizona, in accordance with Section 2j35 O. the Revised Statutes of Arizona for1S37 will ap- ply to the District Court If the Third Judicial District Of said Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Apache, U be ht1I ct the town Oi s. Johns in said County and Telr.tcry at its N ensuing term, to-wit: tie First (lst) Monda. in July, 4, D, IS Q, as provided d an l fixed b! law, for judgment against the lands, and req estate ard persCn il property above de eTibed in sail delinquent l st for tte amount of money due respectiN ely on said pieces of land, real e. tate and plr onal prope ty for said taxes of the year 1888, and costs Of t-iS proceeding and en- alty for nOn-payment accOrdi g to la: of sad taxes, and interest, and fer order to sell said property for the satisfaction the1e,f I further give notice, that on Il Monday succeeding ths said First Monday If July, A. D 1889, being tie Monday succeeding the first Monday oi said term of said Court, each piece If Sli land, real estate and personal prorer.y, for the sale of which an order shall be made by said District Court, at it's said term, will le by me, exposed for sale, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and o'clock P M., at lublic Outory, fer cash. to tie highest bi2d4r, ill font of the Court House dcor, at tie town of Saint Johns, County Of IT. Of Ali l,i, the building i'll which said District Court is Ee,d for the amount cf the taxes, penalty, costs and interest whi shall be by said District Court at its said term, adjudgCd anu decreCd to be dGe respectively cn each piece of said lard, rel estate and personal property above desl r.bed fo: the year 1888.
 NAT, GREER, Treasurer and ex-Ohicio Tax Col ector of Apache
 County. IL rritoIy tf Arizona.
 January 2I, sS9
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Nuanes, Francisco house and imp east of CCl5rrGo river. bJuided on south | Y " C Black 55, horse p two Mex cows 21. Wa gon 10 tax on ieal estatI 0, per property D, total 2, penalty lG......-.-.. -.
 Nelson, Ole imp OA old Muse ranch ad- joining C Woods cn 1 puche read $5j, two horses 70. 2 Am COWS D 20, hh goo dS 70, tax cn real estate $l t5, per property 49, tctal , l4, enalty 2j........-....-- ...--... ...
 Nicolas, Se-afn house and imp cu cd SalGdo plac miles above St Johns. on Little Col lrado river 5, ? c Mex sheep 375, tax on real state @, Der property II ?, total i2 yC pe na.ty 4 6i. .-....... .....
 Newton, Harry ne prof se qrend SC prof ne or see 9 ann " qs Of sw qr sec 2 twp9, Iarge 2, 160 acres 2Oo, tax on real estate 6, penalty 30 ....-..-.--- -.-.--..-.-.....--
 Naiie, Alma 25 horses 300, 75 Mex cattle 7o7 3, other property l25, tIx on pt T prop trty II r, penalty 31j .............. .....
The St. Johns herald., 1889-06-20
ES

Barsla, Sa2tl R first hors, below Tule II other pIoperty v O. ax , 6S, en g.
 Becs, Dionic o ncuss and imp on eas, O. valley adjoining loIg's 550, O-her prOp-r- ty 2S7, tax 25 45, pen ,2H -....--... -.--. Bagnall, Geo house n NinsloW, bounded east by Pra {, west by Breed 1G 5o, other property ,1j0 tax 37 5 pen y ? So .........
 Bacg, FeinandcZ house nv Of COncho, bound " b: Jose Aregon 2l, tax G0r, D U3
 Bethel, r BolDrook lots D ana Il blk {, l5O. tax 5a, P ny Z3 ..-.....-...
 Burk M 4 house .!I SD inSe vile 10 per prope.t 3 Io G, tax 15 Iy, pct {! 75 ....- Earth, Perfecta hOlse in HolOrool, S6q, hh goods D. taX 26 = pen y Z3l ... ..... BITS O 2, Ro, ct To iae on n stGe Of Wins low 2 5o other propertp S7, lax 2 5,, D r
 Bull, j D carpent T ol5 z c, Lh $ cd 100. tax 10 9. pen'y B ...........-- Brewer. Jacob imp = 50, Oth ,r p5oIe ty 112 40. tax II, pen y % ............ ....
 Bull & ShOne Improvements 20, ctier pr pc ty 3T15, { K I25 S5, ptlitg 45. ......'.l ! BacI, Lorenzo St Johns lot ]. k ? and imp 25, tax 71, ? y1 0I..-. -..-...
 Baca, Sait.Is o To lp, tax C pen J3.
 Bustame"te, Jose dc la neys t Ohus jt block S9 ana imp 70, o.her prop, rty lZZ 60 tax .l, pen y 9 ........... Blair DGvII koase in Wins slOT il). Cig..t 2io, De. soiIal roper;y 3,1s7 5J. tax lly 30, zen -.ts 46-.......... !
The St. Johns herald., 1889-06-20
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Webb, Charles 8 horses 125. Am cattle 5 10, Mex 10 5O, other property 7e, tax s, penal Y 10 .-....-.---..-.. ,--.-..
 Walker, lots house and fencing e3 50, 2horses 50. cywS 9 20, hh goods 10, tax IS. penalty 23 .....---.-...-
 Williams, A house of section hoUs. in Wi.islow 1e5, hh goods l50, tax 45, p'y 1 47
 Willis. II E house and lot ill Taylor lS7 50
 imp cn pre-emption ms rbOve Taylor on Show Low creek $50, ht rSes | o, cattle 50 10. other property =, tax 29 45. pe'y ? A.
 Witherbee, W E HoibroOk lots 10 Il blk 10, 3J0 tax 9, penalty l45-...-..............-..
 WinsOr, A horses lo0, osher property 65, tax 05 penalty p ....- --...-..
 Woods. 4 use in Woodruff bound " W Erookbank'S, by Jos l-lllywlrite 5, tax l 65, penaitS 0S ..............
 Wall. W W mules 1C0, other prJper.y 3, tax D, pennlty l p .-......-. --...
 Wymcr, John 70 horses 400, 2S00 Mexican sheep $50, other property 15A. tax l2l D, p nalty : CT. ..........-. ,..--..-.- I Whitcomb, Vim n h. i SC qr and hf of ne qr sec 26 twp9 range zS, 10 acres, 200,
 vii !s, G M v Mex cattle 756, tax 23 A, penal V ? +. .-....... ....- -.-.-..--..
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Mat'nez. lore Ramon house in Coneho, bound by Jose Maria SalaZar. e by Con- cho C e-k 27 %, tax 4e5, penalty 24 .
 Matthews, W F. hngooGs 5, sax , D, pen ally II .....-..... ...-.......
 McFadien. 45 Mex cattle 4T2 , !, tax on person I property II i5. penalty 72 ..-.
 AO,ino, GTegoliO $ hi and ne Ir of SC ar and se qr of sw qr see twp Q iange 9, leo acres, EJJ, tax 6, penalty l 30 .....-.......
 Morrison, A l. Jr. near Lake Erin, leo acres of lani, 201 tax 6, penalty 3 -.....
 Mary n. J hn residence ii Woodruff, bound Il by 0 | fort. c by 4 c NJ 165. tax 1 g, peualty q. ......:.............. ....
The St. Johns herald., 1889-06-20

Thano. Joseph house and corral in Bush Valley 5 ? horses 70, sadCle Ii, Lh goods 10, tax D, penalty 1 222, ....-.......... ,
 Ie>teman, C q house in WinSlOW SS 5a, mo ey 30, nh goods 70, tax o5, pen'y l9. ,
 To.rls, Jose house and imp south Cf Die go ChaveS in Tulc S2 50, 2horseS O. wagon l0, harness 10, farm inlFl 10, hh goods 9, tax O2, penalty 5 .-.........
 thompson, E II horses =, 3 Mex cattle 3l ,g Othtr D operty 55 tax 5S, cny B.
 1GrkeI, A fl hC us1 and impCn W qr of nv or of sec IS twp l9 range h S30. imp CT Sw or Of SW CT sec ? tWp:0 range 15 4U Gcs 6l0, horses 20. % cattle }7c, l2J Mex cattle lZ;O otEcr property 2Sj, tax g o3, pen v5 50 cS
 To res, Je> Us imp at Salada Springs ms Of St JOl.na l10, St Johns lot blk S9 and imp 9 horse 30, tax 19, penalty D. .... C
 Thompson, I II house at Nine al 22, St JOhnsiU,S l and blk G ?, ? hoses, Wag- on. harness l3U, hh gooGs 4j, tax Q 66, pen atty g. .. ...-.. .-. .----..-..-. -.-..
 Todd, Howard W Inf of nv qr 90 twp 19 range 16, 75 acres 100, tax ., pen'y l 15r. i
 TafOlla, Jose Al mo house in Tule pre- cinct Ol Little Gel Jrado ri. CT S2 59, tax 4 penalty l2 -.-...----- ---.
 Townsend, Isaac residence in WinSlCT, bounded east and south by J x Woods, west by Ben Baeur slU5, nh goods $75 jew elry S.5, tax Cn real estate S4 95. ptTS1Eal property $S to:al tax g. e5. pcna ty T 39 Q
 Tafolla, ROmulo Inf cf Swqr sec zn II If of nv ar sec % twp 1J range D, l acrts 70, .aX 6. pen; lty 70. -.---..- :
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
 May 4 IS8n

lld. 1i Ioo.'. NQtice is hereby given flat |! c following named sett CT has filed notice Of his intention to make final proof ill support of his claim, and that said prof Wil b. mIoe before Judge O. Probate Court or in his ab eHc2 tie Clerk of the D stii olIt of Apache county, Arizona Ter ritory at St. Johns, Arizona, OH Juno 17th, 1oS9, viz: FaLstin Lopez. frr his Homestead Entry No. 40, t) the south l2 of tue southwest 1l of Section A l ownsh hip II north, Rang ? east. He names the following wiiIt sSCS to pr Ye his continuous residence uIol, and cult;VGtion Lf said land Viz: Severo Grjego, Tiofl Sena, Re- man Vigil, Benign) LOp Z, al of St. Johns, Arizona IerrtOr
 I, BURGESS, my0 Ct Register.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-06-20
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