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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-31

So THE president has Endorsed
Blaine's surrender to the North Amer
lean seal company, and has so advised
Premier Salisbury. Very well. The
country now understands the situation.
Harrison submits to Blaine and Blaine
to Elkins, the latter being instigated
solely by selfshness. And such is the
craftsmanship Of the "grsatest living
salesman
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-31
NOTICE.

AL PoeTILsTERs In the state are authorized
20 tpEe subscriptions to THE GAZETTE.
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS AL ovED-WEite for
terms and sample copies
REMITTATCEs-By craft, check, postoriCe
money order CT registered letter can be sent at
Dur risk. All other character OF remittances
- seuder's risk
Silver can be sent IN registered letter.
81 checks, money orders, etc, mugi be made
payable 70 TIE GAZETTE, Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-31

WHEN tie anti-Hogg newspapers
strike the constitutional questions they
are ct their oest. What the anti-Hogg
newspapers do not know about the con-
stitution on governor would try to
learn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-31

A TEsIAlL shopliter was arrested in
Boston yesterday. and informed the
officers when esked why she resorted
70 theft, That the devil tempted her."
Same old woman. same old devil.
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TO ADVERTISERS,

Advertisements for publication in the Sunday
edition 0! THE GAZETTE should be handed in
before O'C.ock Saturday evening. Advertisers
VIII consult their own interest, as well as our
convenience 10y needing mis- suggestion, as we
cannot guarantee the insertion OF advertise
lneGts received after that hour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-31

''tower" made lao speeches without the
aid OF an encyclopedia. Presently the
encyclopedias will be calling on the
president for things 10 put in their
books.
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kEOUrSr OE THE PuRIIc.

Persons unable To obtain TIE GAZETTE II
news agencies, on railway trains and in other
nlaces where usually sold, will confer a favor
Is reporting The fac 10 Us, giving oates and
PARTICULARS
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COURT OF APPEARS.
Decisions Rendered Yesterday by the
Appellate Court.

appeIi..ie court,
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, May 3O-The court of ap-
peals rendered the following decisions to.
day:
Affirmed-Barker VS.. State from Live
Oak; Kemp vs.. State, from Palo Pinto ;
Jenkins VS.. State, from Llano; Tucker vs..
State, from Llano; kiimer vs.. State, from
Coleman; Lewis VS.. State. from Brewster;
Harris vs.. State, from Parker; Cave VS..
State, from Trio; oprayberry vs.. State,
from Brown; McKissick VS.. State, from
Limestone; Dyches vs.. State, from Bell;
Ryan VS.. State, from Bell
Reversed and ismissed-Warder VS..
State, from Nolan; hnley rs. State, from
LlauO
Reversed and remanded-Henry vs..
State, from Llano White VS.. State, from
Lamar; English vs.. State, from Jones.
Rehearing granted and affirmed for $3.50
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway VS..
Key, from Coleman.
Injunction dissolved and proceedings dis
missed-Stowers Piano Company VS.. Ben.
iaplin ct al, from Tarrant. -.S.
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Entered at the Pcstorace IL Fort Worth, T

EEteIed at TIE PoStolhce "A Fort Worth, Tex,
as SecOId-ClasS Matter.
Tor the benefit Of our pat rors vino desire to
send single copies OF THE GAZETTE through
the mali. We give herewith the transient rate Of
postage:
Foreign ami Domestic. Per Copy.
Eight and twelve page paper.............1c cent
Sixteen ana tTeapy page paper....,.....S cents
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Cotton Region Bulletin.

United states signal service cotton region
bulletin fer twcnty-four hours, ending at 8
r. III yesterday. showing the maximum
tempalTture, the minimum temperature and
rainfall hy inches and hundreiths:
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For the Gazette.
SOMETHING BETTER THAN THE SUB. TREASURY
RiIt


BILL.
tTearfully inscribed to Governor Barney
Gibbs, the Texas Democratic club organizerl
tAir-Father, Dear Father, Come Homel
Oh Barney, dear Barney. go home will you now,
The alarm clock is striking the hour:
You have borrowed the ST. Louis thunder,
somehow,
And Republican ideas Of financial power;
The farmers are laughing your project to scorn,
The Bourbons are mad as wet hens
While Republicans are standing with wide open
arms
To welcome you into their pens.
Please Barney, dear Barney, go homei
Oh. Barney dear Barney, what made you do so?
What mess you've made of it. my boy
Begorra, I'm thinking you're getting mixed in
With new kind Of party alloy
&c down on the gulf, battle your head In the
surf,
And take half-hitch on your dory,
II you keep sailing on in the course you've
marked out,
That grease spot" will tell the sad story.
Ca, Barney, ye spalpeen, 60 home,
Bonham, Tex, May "a, 1891.
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SOCFEEss SIMPSON can't be a Re-
publican, and is too conservative for
the third pArtyites Of Kansas. Let
him invest in pair Of socks and turn
narnonr.a-
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ny MArr-ry .pvANcE-posrAcE PAM

by MATL-TS ADvANCE-POSTAGE PAID.
Daily aud Sunday, one year. $40 90
Daily and Sunday, six months .. 5 80
Monday. Wednesday and Friday .. S 90
The Sunday GAZETTE, C6 10 "a pages, 1 Vt 2 90
By carrier in the city and suburbs, - cents
week or 81 rer month.
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MONEY IN CIRCULATION AND IN
BANKS.

MORGAN, TEX, May 20, 1891.
Fort Worth Gazette.
VIII you please publish for the informa-
ton of the public: l. What is the total
amount of money-gold, silver and cur
rency-ln circulation in the United States?
2. OF this, what amounts are held by the
United States treasury, all the state treas
uries and municipal treaSuries2 To this
add all held by banks. then give US the bal
ance in the hands of the people. If you
can't give us table of these amounts and
balances, please call on Fort Worth bankers
to do so, if not accurately, at least approx
mately.
The people, merchants and business men,
as well as farmers and laborers, want in
formation. All feel the want of money
Let all the politicians know the people
want money, and many farmers are now
borrowing and paying interest to England
Is this necessary If so, whya If the
bankers and capitalists are opposed to Bar
ney Gibbs bill, will they please present Us
something better?
will now say for once and all, | will not
vote for any Democrat, for president or
other Office, that is not in favor of lower
tariff and free coinage of silver 1 have
for thirty years voted solidlyssand without
fail with the Democratic p3'ty, but they
must not ask me TO vote for gold men or
higher taxes. THOMAS F. LockETr.
l. The latest report of the treasury
department that THE GAZETTE has at
hand gives the following items as con-
stituting the money OF the country
actually in circulation:
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Yesterdays Local Weather.

Mr. GIBBS has made men talk and
think. That's more than some poll
ticians have been able TO do.
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SO REWARD.

The Democrat Publishing company will paw
the sum Of SO for me arrest and conviction OF
LEyoody stealing papers from the residences or
UtteeS OF subscribers.
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INSTRUCTIONS no srRscRIBERs.

Give Postohce Address in full, including
County and State.
+ address IS 20 be changed, give old address
as well as new.
THE GAZErTE will be sent only for the time
tor which remittance Is made
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AEOUcE.

ANY partnership eetofore existing between
Lowell, Miller q Hf& contractors, is this day
dissolved by mutG esQsert, W. r. Miller re-
firing. Lowell s EoodAiIl be responsible for
all debts and col Net ALI outstanding bills due
of Lowell & Hood
LSignedl LOWELL & HooD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REPORTS or The SUPREME COURT AND
COURT or APPEALS.

The State Of Texas-Depart,nent of State. =
SeaIed nropnsaIs will he raneiveI At he ON 90
of Secretarv IF STATE mil XTa6ne:do ~ mi,
1901 NJ II ocIoci- a m tnt ,viicf1 80 80 ~
the nronasals viii he onened and the
AWARDED rs soon fbereaf fer : nractirabjt fro,o
am snitahe narSor1 ar ,1ersor roSiirt ~ ~
state To eiectrntvne nrint and bicd ~ 80
morris of the Snnreme CONT AMI The ~. IT, Of
knnaoIS Of the State of Tevas ,,ntrEOcto.
her 1st 1Se3 Said Ren1rtS he
printed and bound in duplica STYLE
fvne and material Of Vol ~ 80 ,,n.t,oe
GnTTt Renorts One tbonsand Coz. * n oncf
v0Inn,e ~ he fniSbed aDd deiiT n Nth nc
eIectroryna nlates 10 the secra<2&v Of state
Eoch vnIIma ~ ssts;n 7ss r,E:'oS neor ~
can he Ahout tfyE qSa.mes a&4s1nreIna CnnIs
Penorts and one yNnm S&g51fe fsonrt Of ArneaiS
Reports to he cononleSed dnring the time ~ the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-31

REPUBLICAN organs are cAckling
over the fact that the president on his
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Iu,.icaiioaS.

WASHINGTON, May 81. a. m.-FCrecast
Tor Eastern rcXas-Generally fair, station
AIRY temperature, variable winds.
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NOTICE TO c0NTRAcT0RSi

Proposals win y receivsa at the Office of the
Undersigned for thy ICONS fuction Of the Docks
required at the newly
vELAS TEXAS.
For Information Id regalR to construction and
material, apply TO cav. ANGLE,
GUSTAV WILKE,
Receivers Of Brazos River Channel and Dock
Company. Velasco, Texas
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TELEPHONES.


"tt"Fl"l tNg2lls- ..ss.....1lO
Business Once. ...............IG 6
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Total .


Since this report was made there has
been an increase of about S25, 900, 900,
mainly by coinage of silver dollars.
.. This amount ISL, 405, obs, 000) is ex-
elusive of what is held in the treasury,
and is supposed to be in daily use by
| the people, or available for use. OF
course the silver and gold certificates
represent silver and gold coin or bull
ion stored in the treasury. We have
no means of knowing how much money
is held in the different state treasures
and elsewhere. The amount is con-
stantly varying ard depends upon the
time of collecting taxes in the different
states. In this state, for instance, there
is pretty large accumulation in the
treasury in the early spring, because
taxes are generally paid then, and in
the summer and fall the cash runs low;
while in other states-Missouri for in
stance--there is large deposit in the
fall, because then the tax collector
makes his rounds.
We have no means of knowing what
amount of cash the banks have on
hand. A national bank statement was
called for and published few weeks
ago, which shows the cash in the vaults
of those banks, the exact amount OF
which may perhaps be learned by APP
plying to the comptroller. Of the cur
rency. Such a statement does not,
however, furnish any satisfactory cri-
terion for ascertaining the amount of
money held in banks or in circulation,
as it does not include statements from
private banks, loan companies, fnan-
cial and investment agencies, etc.
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Recorded Transfers.

Gavin Walker to Viola Wilson.
lot l6, block 10, Stanley heighes,$ 100 90
E Mont Reilly to S. Go Browning,
south half lot 6, Sanders ad-
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BRANCH OFFICES.

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Tor subscriptions and advertising should be
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hrsI hoor where all orders for subscriptions
and advertising should be left
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AUSTIN.
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street
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO cDyrpscrE

Sealed bids will be rdse.vaa
m, June |. 1891. by the no Y o'e's.
the North Texas insane $40 tn.aaag-rSa.
rell, Tex, for the erection ~ - 20 a: l.,
s opi tII use en- ~ he sr Pa5, '.
the office OF Gil, Moed ~ II = sg-lrH ., !,
las, Tex; The right to sct an a. .-- D.
reserved. Bond in sufficient ~ VI a. o.ts I,
CURED Of the successful bidder VII d -
President Roo NJ IT
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10 CONTRlcronc
BIDS RaYTED

President Boar. @. 1T IT.
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:, Subscribe ss sc. 1lskls GAZETTE; onl:
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tNNI FtN BINTNFSS DFFTCE,
IS Tribune Building, New York
WESTERN BUSINESS OFFICE.
So The Rookery," Chicago, IL
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
FROM MANY LANDS.

IS France there is a government tax of two per cent. levied on all bets on races
 THEKE were eight hundred and thirty six cremations in the capital of Japan during the month of November
 BETTING on the rainfall has been car ried on to such an extent in India that the Bombay government has passed an act forbidding it.
 Ar the census in 1881 the population of British India was found to be ia6.- 755, gso. showing a density of e22 per sons per square mile.
 TIE government of Basle, Switzer- land. offers the inhabitants of that city the choice between being Cremated and being buried when they die.
 IN is94 it will be thousand years since Hungary became an independent government, and it is proposed to eele- brete the anniversary with great pomp.
 DuRIsG the recent severe weather in England sea guIls were fed from the windows of houses on the Marine Pa- rade Wnd fowl were found On the beach half frozen and nearly starved
 WOVEN are excluded from the galie- ries of c5e Japanese parliament be cause. as Japanese newspaper says, ''Ihey might De moved py the debates there to further political agitation ia the empire"
 A WISE provision for escape from fire is obligatory in all Russian hotels Every corridor must have staircase at each end, and. if of extra length, sey' eral others at stated intervals, or else iron ladders must be placed outside the house,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
Notice to Creditors

'n the Probate Court of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
 Estate of Henry Steineman, De
 ceased,
 Notice is hereby given by the um der igned administrators of the estate af Henry Steipeman, deceased, 10 lhe realtors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit the same with the neeessar, vouchers within four months aftei he srst pHbiieatioI of tins notice 10 the said administrator at his place nf business in ibs town of Bishee. county of Cochise, territory of Ari |. Eoas, the same being the place fo hs transaction of the business ot tb said estate.
 A. K. WADDELL, Administrator of the estate ci Henry S'eineTnan, deceased.
 Dated at Bishee, March i2, 1891
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

AFEw, and a very few persons of the opposite political faith, oppose Mark Smith for delegate te the con slitutional convention on the greunr that it is showering .oo many honor upon him. The PRosPECToR fails 10 call to memory an instance Of where ths public ever suffered from the showering of honors upon a worth! and capable public servant. If the constitutional convention Is not 10 be 8 farce, if it is to he a serious attemp Co gain 8 foUthold in the union oi states, such silly talk should not b' countenanced. The failure 70 send Oul delegate to congress to the conven- ton to frame q constitution would b. simple suirIds. He is the one to whom will be consigned the duty of asking our sdmittanee. A practical knowiedge of the contents Of our ..etitiOn would be au essential advantage that cOul'' not be otherwise gained. IL is no' Mark smith whom the people ar, asked 10 sen i as one of our delegate, to the convention, but il is the repre- sentative Of the Territory 0i Arizons s: the national capissi. If the name of our congressman were Genera Wilson or G-urge CheyAey, It would beno less the duty Of the people to al them io take part in framing our shiI Of state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
Fare to or from Fa1r7oank
Election Proclamation.
TERRITORY oF ARIzOSA,l EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT !
Ta aE 90 Whom # May Concern:

To aE 60 Whom # May Concern:
 WHEREAS, Section 2, of an act cf tbe SIX eenth l. gislattVe Assembly Of the Territory of Arizona approved March To 1891 entitled an act ''to provide for the hold ng Of convention for the purpose Sf framing a state constitution to be sub mi;ied 10 Ihe people for their approval or rejection makes il the duty oi the Governor of the Territory of Arizona to issue a proclamation calling a special election for the election of deltga'es to a Constiiuti ioRai ConyeE:son as provided n said act, "~hich proclamation shall be issued not ie- $ than forty days before the second Tuesday in May A D 1891" Now, therefore l, John \ Irwin, Gov eTncT of the Territory, in pursuance of he duty cnioined upon me in said sCs, Of the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly oi AglEoua, do hereby order a general election to be held ID the several counties af this Ter tory, on the second Tuesday in May A. D. iS9l, 10 select delegates io convention, appointed by said act of ihe Sixteenth Legislative Assembly ol Ar.zoRa, 70 be held in the city of Phrn,x on the first Monday m September, 1890. for the purpose of framing a constitution O be subnittci to rhe i,gai voters O this Territory tor their approval or re iectFon.
 The number og delegat-s to be chosen according to said act at sad election ID rhr several counties IS as follows: Two delegates st aH be eIs cred by the teTs of the county Uf Aparhe. One delegate shall be elected by the o,ers Of the crunfy ef CacnnIno- Three delegates shall he elected by the Voters of the county Uf C0chiss, Two delegates shall be elected by the voters of the coaDrY of Graham.
 One delegate shall be elected by the ters f the county If Gils. Three delegates shall be elected by lks
 c'srs of the county of Maricopa. One dsIegate shall be elected by the voters of the ceunfy ol hohave- Two delegates shall he elected by ibe yoirrs oi The county of PinaL | Three delegates shall be elected by the 1 voters of Ihe county of Pima. One delegate shall b. elected by the yotsrs of the county of Yuma. Three delegates sbaIIfe elected by he voters of the coun'y of Navspai, And I do hereby ofTtr a reward of S5c 'nr the arrest and conviction of any and every person vtell,ing any af the Fr"Vts-
 ons Of title I4, par l. of the Penal code ] Tn witness whereof, have hereuntn SCI
 nsy hand and caused the. grra seal of she Territory 10 be af- 1 GsEALI fzrd. Done at Pheniy. the oap-
 itaI NJ .rtFi z4. A D 18gi- ssST
 IouS \. IRWIN - By the Governor. Governor. N. O. MrEPHY,
 s. cretary of Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
NOTES FROM LONDON

THE population of London is greater than that of Norway and Sweden com bined
 NINETY THoEsASp cows, # is calcu- lated, have to be zniIlced twice day to supply London alone.
 TIE first London directory was printed in lG67 and contained Eixty-four pages, with the names of i,7s0 pezsons and firms
 LONDON affords for the fhe nse of its Eve millions of inhabitants nineteen free public and twenty-five commercial bathing establishments.
 FIVE pounds ten shiiiings sterling per pound was paid in London last week fer a small psekags of unaPproaehable tea brought overland through Russia
 TIE London vegetarian society re. ports a membership of 54f. but the movement is said to have spread through. out England, Europe and the colonies.
 TaE 'tNeedlework guild" is one oi the most useful organizations in Lon. don. By it's means thousands of gar. ments are distributed 70 deserving per. sons daring the year.
 TIE plum of the late duke of Bed. lords possessions in London was the Coyent Garden market. Under an old charter the daISe could levy tolls ca every cart that approached within a quarter of mile of the market, and his revenue from this source amounted C f2e,0co a year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
N0EEs,E.

If you want fine straight whisky, Q the most celebrated brands, drop ints the Pony Saloon and satisfy youFsei that this is true. The Pony also CAT ries the finest brands ol domestic an. mp lrteI Br4ndies, Wines, Ales, POT ters, and all kinds of liquors. Ie, Cold Drinks of all kinds speciality The Carmen Key West Cigar is ti' finest for the money to be had in Ari zona. St. Louis Anheuser Bus Lagel Beer on drsoght at all times. No fas orites. Come all.
 JoBE SHAUGaEEssY,
 Proprietor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In compliance Hirh Title III entj. ted Assignments for beTefif of cIed- iiors" RrVissd SrstHtes of Ariz, na. notice is hereby eiypn itss G R.Idini & Co lately d5ir'g fsusincss in tItecii, of Tombstone Arjzpnn on ,he Thirlie.h day Of MaTch. d. D. 1891 nsnsle mn assignment ot all iheiF ptopsrry iofh real and personal to c. B. TaTIelI .or the benefit nf the rr. d. itors and She saii eTetiifors who ron sent to -reh assigi.mtIs. RFe hetrfy notified 10 make known tl.eir consent in writing within four nonths of tbe date hereof, ai,d Co file distinct sIsfe- ment of the particular nature and ,he amount of bis or ,heir rlsim ppsin.t the said C Nardini 6 Co, duly verified within six ms uihs Gf the date herp.F with ;ie said C. R. TarhelI. at the sore cor. 5th ard All. sts, in ,be rityti Tombstone Arizena.
 Daied lhis Slst day of March,
 c. B TARBRIL.
 A-rignee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
Not,ce for PuBhcatI"u-Home
 stead, No. 2i2-

LAND OFFICE AT TUesoS. AHzoSG,
 Ha-ea 20. 1871 AyOTfCE fs hereby gwen hal The foli FNi" N namsd artrier ka dlfd nnIl ef his irtrn- fI6s ts Q saak s aI proof ir sapprrf hIs eisiu sad fhss Id pro Wtn bo made lore thf Ra gfster ard hees iysr st nrg Q. lrfyous. Q surii q, is9I viz. DfE Gssi0 Ead O ri B4se n hYfsnns Ef thP SE I4 sfsW e. ssa v i-s af s E. i-s and SE i.4 of SEE i-4 s q. T. $ sR 50E.
 e aFnaes he following witucszes tn Irsye hi- q. .sffrT-oas r. fdrrre npon end cu tvafs tn i'd lard. viz; Nfgaei Russ. Bas lio Tanfim . lees P. n and Salvador Parsda- Hl 0f i4s 8soE
 HERBERT BROWN fsp5S-s9s Re st-r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
Notice for Pabiication-Home
 stead Nc. 243-

LAxp OFFICE 1T Tgcsos, ARTzoSA,l
 March 2. 1891. Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing named settler has filed notiee oi his intention Co make final proof iu support Of his claim, and that sad pfuof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson, Arizoua. on April I5, 1891. viz William H. Weeks of Benson, Arizona, for the Il. C. zee g, township l5 s.,T % east.
 He names the following witnesses tS prove his continuous residence upon ard culiixaiioa of ssid l2nd, viz Thomas J. White, John Temple. Lean sirO Diaz and b. Alien, all of Ben SOD, ATizoBk
 HERBERT BROWN. ] 4 sSSl& Regislsfs