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PARTNER SNIP NOTICES.


CERTIFICATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" all men by these presents: That we, the under
signed. do hereby certify that constitute a
partnership transacting business In this St1te its
principal place OF business beng the city county
OF san Francisco that the firm and style of said
partnership is - NABER, ALFS IL BRUNEI; that
the full names and respective places of residence of
ali its members are: WILLIAM ALFS, residing at
Alameda, Alameda County. CAL. and HENRY
BRUNE, residing at the city and county Of San
Francisco, Cal.
Witness our hands this first 1st) day of July,
A. ID. 1881. WILLIAM ALFS,
HENRY BRUNE.
Acknowledged July 20, 1891, before Charles T.
Stanley. notary public.
IndOrsed-Flled July 81 1891.
lSeall WILLIAM j. BLATTNER, Clerk
by NM. A. DEANE, Deputy Clerk
jy22 rs % au1 st
nIsS0LUf1oN or C0FAK NIKsHIF
~ partnership heretofore existing between the un-
dersiRned under the firm name of NABER, ALFS
d BRUNE. and doing business In this city and coun-
ty at os. 323 and 1925 Market St. is this day Dis
solved by mutual consent, MIR. HENRY ID. NABER
retiring therefrom.
The business OF said firm will be continued at the
same place under the above name aud style by
HENRY BRUNE and WILLIAM ALfS, who as
sumo all the liabilities of said firm and who alone
entitled TO collect and receive all outstanding
Indebtedness
Dated San Francisco, CAL, July l. 1891.
(HENRY ID. NABER,
Witness I WILLIAM ALFS,
jy2l-25-29 aul-S 5t* tHENRY BRUNE
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&S1S0 GREEN-ST. RESIDENCE WITH EX-
G'O1CO. celent marine view: new house of
rooms and BATH finished throughout with all latest
anu modern Appliances; lot 20 :Sxl37:6. B0YEE,
TOY AZ co.
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$40 600 A PROMINENT downtown
nents consist of large dwellings: the location il 8
blocks from Market ST.. and blocks from the new
city HALL caOecar passes the door; this should
tract the eye of THE capitalist. there very little
downtown property for sale. For further particu-
lars apply 10 O'FARRELL " LANG, II Montgomery
str
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

- S0O GROCERY, BRANCH BAKERY AND
yf OOO. notion store; rooms; furnished; clears
E65 month. Apply W. +. HEALY, has Market lt*
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G17RO PAYS OVER IL PER CEN PAYS
eDO w. $50 per month: located near 4th st.
store and three rooms and Hats above; prop
erty steadily rented; of lot 25xS0. For fur
II Montgomery ST.
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GQOHD RIDLEY, WITHIN HALF BLOCK OF
I'oOup. Naencia-st- cable: . substantial. bay
window Hats OF . and rooms and bath each brick
foundation: street WORK compieted lot 25x9U;
rents $50; very low EOVEE TOY q GO
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GSEnA PAYS OVER 7 PER CENT; 18TH
tpCoUO. ST., n. side, nr. Market:3 fats OF and
rooms and bath each: hard finished; total rent
$3s per month; lot 25x rs; owner of the above
property has lett the city and it positively rust
be sold: n reasonable offer will he entertained.
For further particulars apply to oFARRELL &
LANG, ! l MONTGOMERY ST
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CHEAP 80 BRANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY
- aud variety store; living rooms; cheap rent.
81 Fourth st. iy27 It's
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CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVEYOUR
~ carpets cleaned and relald JONES' Perfect
Carpel-cieaning and Renovating Works, % and al
Eighth St; telephone 3iZ4 mrs AIN
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Is o.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th daY of August, 1851 VIII
be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public
auction: and unless payment is made before will
be sold on Monday, the eth day OF September.
1891, to pay the delinquent assessment together
with cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale
r. Is. HOLMES, Secretary
ONCE: Room 4, Nevada Block 500 Montgomery
ST., San Francisco, California jyl7 I'd
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DOR SALE
PACIFIC HEIGHTS
EASTLAKE RESIDENCE
COUGH ST. NEAR VALLEJO.

CONTAINS
Eeeeption-haIl, salon-parlor, dininghal. buffers
pantry, eommodious kitchen, spacious front alcoye,
chamber with ample closet room and large dressing
room; thu other chambers sunny and capa-
clouS: house heated by furnace: basement finished
with store and wine room; house flushed through
out in natural wood: front door of oak lot 25xl00
or 5ONlG0 to suit purchaser. Apply at once TO
O'FARRELL & LANG, agents. Montgomery ST.
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GIO00 5-RooM COTTAGE IN BERKELEY;
W a[oO' minutes walk 30 station: $l2 month .
$2500-6 rooms. Dwight way; S25 month";
Fls7 % each-10 lots, Lorin; IS month";
x4u0 and up-1n Mckee Tract Send for MAPS
CALDWELL BROS. IL MonIpnmnrv ct ,n.,Oa
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED; LAID. ALIEN w WHEEL
- Den, 2400 Geary St; Telephone 1923. 1y,5 Il
CITY STEAM CARPET-BEATiNG AND RENO
y waiting works; dying and cleaning; "A and %
EighLh 81. 6. II. STEVENS. nrnnrietnr. mai INN
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0S7OO POSITIVELY THE CHEAPES T
eDcs W. residence in the city of Saa Fran
CISCO 2-stoTy franie house. rooms, bath laundry,
all modern improvements. Frederick st 10:
25xli0: goud residence good investment, as
II would rent Tor S45 per month: this is pick
up''; don't fail 10 investigate, For further par
ticulars apply to 0'FARRELL y LANG, IL Mont
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CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
- beating; retttng carpets specially. CONKLIS
BROS. S33 Golden Gate ave telephone 2l26 ID q
{ CARPETS CLEANED: AND . CENTS PER
\ yard 49S SteYenson: Tele. 3G2S; 5. Str ATTAIN.
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SPLENDID LOCATION FOR COAL YARD OR
~ livery and sale stable: barn and sheds con-
neeted: large yard: rent reasonable. Apply JAMES
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- TORE. FIXTURES COMPLETE; CABLE-CARs
~ pass; SIS; rooms. 1921 hyde nr. Green. % 3ts
OK STORE. LIVING ROOMS; GOOD FOR
ID LIZ. dressmakng. 325 Fifth ST. iy27 3t<
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u EAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY c. s. CAPP q
IL CO.. Real Estate AGENTS. Rent Collectors aud
insurance Agents, at our Office AS Montgon-
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I0S00 BARGAIN-RANCH OF 20 ACRES
IcoOO. in Sonoma County; good orchard aud
timber; house: barn; IL hennouses; about 200
thoroughbred fowls; horse: COW; carriage: farm
ing utensils complete. For terms and particulars
apply bet. and O'Clock TO LAURENS PRINTING
Co, l17U Market st. Rooms Sc and 81 ives 5ts
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81 ACRES - FINE RANCH IN TRINITY
I-OCcunty at sacrifice; river-bOttOm land, most
~ cultivated; implements and 80 head OF stock;
goou horses; S-room house and furniture; new
barns hhe water excellent range; fine trade estab-
lished; gold on land. Particulars a. +. MARKLEY,
Room g. 220 Suffer. iy2S 2t-
CROCK RANCH FOR SALE; I04O ACRES: 80
~ acres of alfalfa land. Particulars Commercial
Hotel city. iy28 2t*
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e On EACH-25x1oo: SIS MONTHLY INSTALL
W iOO ments: no interest; Baden electric
road. SPARROW &PEARSALL.625 Market. jyl2 II
q 00O EACH-2 LOTS 25xi20, l25 TT. s. OF
UlOOO Geary. Address ID. Box ], this office. II
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= GOD PAYING SALOON FOR SALE. ISQUTR E
VI National Brewer. iy27 BIZ
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CRUiKSHASK GOLD MINING COMPANY
~ Location OF principal place OF business
san Francisco, Cal location OF works. Los Burros
district, Monterey County, CaI.-NotIce is hereby
given that at meeting OF the Directors held on the
7th day of July 1891, all assessment (No. y OF 5
cents per share levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately in United
states gold coin, TO the Secretary. ut the once OF
Il 80. 80
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GPAULDI NG'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATING
telephone oVfU- mrl9 II
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ALFRED X. DURBRow. Secretary
Ohice-Room SO, Nevada Block 500 Mont .omer1
Of. San Francisco, Cal iy23 Ia
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1e MONTGOMERY ST.
Rents collected and full charge taken OF propert
Under Lick Heuse. Members of the San
Francisco Real Estate EXCHANGE
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GJS0N ONLY WILL BUY LOT l35, 32xli4
II IOpU feet, Laidley St. near 3Oth: lot l63 25x
l40 feet beacon near Harry: lot 1879. 30xlz7 feet,
LadIey, near seth. and lot lao, 30Kl2S feet Laid
ley, 30th all in BLOCK %. Mission and SOth ST.
Homestead Union Fairmount Tract: abstract OF
titIe 10 date. CHAS. L. FISHER 500 California l.
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G6760 MADISON AVE. BET. 5rH AND
OOtcO. 9th, harrison anu Bryant sts.; new
house OF flats, of / anf rooms aud bath each:
also rear tenement house; brick foundation etc;
rehtS 500 per mohth: lot 25xSO. BoYEE, Toy IL
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tnh SALE Al $l2,500-A SPLENDID CHANCE;
j 40 acres In the town OF Pacheco; mites from
marahez; at present used Tor vineyard aud
orchard, ETC.; in of the finest valleys In the
country. heretofore rather Isolated but now coming
10 me tront by means OF the new railroad from
Sialihez TO San Ramon Valley. which, when fairly
established. will raise the price two or tn rec times
32J Montgomery ST. jrlO weSu n
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.


Il L. O'CONN0R, ATTURNEY-AT-LAw 42O
II. Montgomery ST.. San Francisco, Room 20. Pro-
bate ana real estate law. Patents solicited. l9tfSW
L L. JENKINS. ArToRNEY-AT-LAw "a
~. Fourth ST.; advice free all legal matters 50
~ lex MATTHEWS, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw 33I
w Montgomery ST., Room /; probatIng estates and
foreciosing mechanics liens specialties. jyl2 I'm
FRANK KENNEDY, ATTORNEY. So MURPHY
Building; all cases promptly prosecuted.jel SIN
A DvICE FREE; READ AID. PERSONALS G. W.
II HOWE Co, Attorneysat-Iaw. $50 Market II
NJ. ARMSTRONG, ATroRNEY-AT-LAW. RE
"a. moved to Academy Sciences building, r. IS Iy
n T. CAsON. ATTORNEY AT : LAW, 509
u. Kearny ST., Rooms and 3. apli SIN
CLARA FoLTZ, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW- PRAC-
y tces state and Federal courts. 4l0 Kearny Il 6m
II A; oRorHERS. ATToRNEY-AT.LAW, sos
Ii. Clay st. no3
w w. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, tsl
Nv .California St. Rooms l4-l5: advice free. dsis
TT HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the best oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by postal-eard otherwise will receive
prompt attention. ofhcs 622 Montgomery St
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GcoT6D PAYS OVER II PER CENT: IN
SpCtCO. come $3.50 per anDum: big paying in
NeStmeht for with iItt.e meaIs property
steadily rented, some OF the tenants having occu-
pied it for years; lot 22x75: improvements
S!st of fats; all are in good order; 9Th st.
Tor further particulars apply to oFARRELL
LANG, IL Montgomery ST.
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n FAR MAIL DOCK; STORE AND Ten ROOMS
AN270 hrahnau street. jy26 tie
GlS FINE SHUw-WINDO AND HALF OF
I.l l ". store 755 Mission st. jy23 1t
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30
SEEING THINGS GROW.
The Rapidly with which the GladIolus
Springs Into Life

The Rapidly with which the GladIolus
Springs Into Life
Did you ever actually see things grow?
In the spring and summer days you
often see a tree with buds just ready %
explode like popcorn, and, like the corn,
charge suddenly to masses of fluffy
white. You walk by il and II is still
corn. When You return it has popped.
But did you actually ever see the explo-
sion, or better yet, see the growth when
there was no alarm to cali your atten-
ton 20 the change? asks the New York
Tribune Well, lie down some day be
side a gladioIus bed after recent rain
and sunshine have made a thin crust
over the earth, and when the green spears
are just beginning to push through
it You will see some cracks in the
crust, and by and by little traPdoor
viii begin to lift, as though some small
Titan were struggling underneath.
Look sharply now, for if you do not you
may turn your wandering eyes back to
end the green laborer pushing at the
door without you having seen him
come. Soon he viii throw back the
cover on its hinges and stand there for
the first time in the sunlight an inch
above the ground. All this may be
done even in an hour. Few things grow
faster than the gladiolus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30
ALBERT EDWARD.
His Game at the Duke OF RiehmOnd's
Country Seat Some Years Ago.

His Game at the Duke OF Riehmond's
Country Seat Some Years Ago.
II is not generally known that the
prince of Wales breach of hospitality
in playing baccarat in defiance of the
express wishes OF his host at Tranby
Croft was by no means his first offense
against the laws of hospitality and also
Of good taste, says the New York Re
corier. He acted in very much the
same fashion some years ago at Good
wood, the country seat Of the duke of
Richmond. Ever since his marriage
the prince Of Wales has been in the
habit Of visiting the duke during the
annual GoodwOod races, with the prin-
cess and a large party Of royal guests
The duke Of Richmond, who is now
an old man, is very independent Of
mind and possesses great force Of
character. His horror for gambling Is
well known. and when, few years
ago, the princes taste for haccarat be
came the talk ~ London, the duke, ON
the occasion Of the heir apParent's next
visit, told him of his aversion tu games
of hazard. and eNacted a pledge from
him that under no circumstances should
baccarat b played during is stay,
The duke makes an invariable rule OF
retiring every night punctually at tea
o'clock, no matter who is present, and,
confiding in the promise Of the prince,
although it had been somewhat rcluct'
antly given, the old peer went quietly
to bed al his usual time. On the third
day of the races, however, the duke,
who had as usual hidden his royal
guests good night at ten o'clock, had
occasion to come downstairs again
about an hour later.
His horror and indignation may be
better understood than described at
finding the whole royal party seated
around a table in the library and play
ing baccarat for very high stakes, with
the prince of Wales acting as banker
SO great was the dukes wrath that he
openly protested to the prince against
the way in which his confidence had
been betrayed, the latter presenting but
a sorry spectacle during this algarade
for he could find no good excuse for his
extraordinary behavior.
The card party was broken up IL
great confusion, and it was never re
sumed during that or any of the subse-
quent visits at GOodwOOd
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ARTIFICIAL fuel for locomotives Is to
be used by the Southern Pacific Co
According to the San Francisco En-
quirer: "a plant for the manufacture
Of artificial fuel brick from coal dust
and asphaltum has been purchased
in England and is now icing set up
in San Francisco. /. will cost $4,000
and have a capacity OF five tons OF
brick per hour. At present Goa! is a
very large item OF expense TO the
Southern Pacific Company, it being
nearly all brought from Victoria By
steamer. The use OF this fuel is stated
TO have been quite qIite successful in
England and the experiment of the
Southern Pacific Co. will be watched
with interest
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he Only Continental FIag.

1t is believed in Philadelphia that the
only one of the original continental
flags in existence is in the possession oi
the city troop of that city. The old flag
is spread between two large pieces Of
plateglass, which keep the air away
from It, The probabilities are that
were it removed from this case it would
fan to pieces. In design il is somewhat
similar to the English jack The design
was made by a committee, Of which
BENJAMIN Franklin was a member, in
1916. A few years later the first Ameri-
can standard accepted by congress wa
submitted and adopted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30

HERE Is the way the Boston Herald
states the case: "Just now the Rus
sian Jew is in every body's wsv. By
his thrift he accumulstes money, by
his intellect he shows his way into
prominence, and this money and this
prominence belong TO his superioir
Cease to Cypress the Jew and he be
comes a Rembrandt, a Myerbeer, n
Heine, GAM betta, Di,raeli. u Ruben
stein; cease to rob him and be becomes
a Rothschild; allow his heart to ex-
pand and he becomes a MonEefOre.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30
Notice to License Taxpayers

Hereafter a license must be
procured before the COM
mencement of any business
liable to a license from the
sheriff, and especial attention
is hereby called to the follow
ing provisions of the law and
all persons failing to comply
Herewith will be held to a
strict responsibility.
Paragraph 2235, R. S. A.
"A license must be procured
Immediately before the COM
mencement Of any business or
occupation liable to a license
from the Sheriff ofthe county
etc"
Paragraph 2236-"When-
ever any person shall violate
the provisions of this act, by
transacting any business
whatever for which a license
is required by the provisions
of this act, he shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor etc. y
Paragraph 2241 - THE
sheriff shall be liable upon his
official bond for all license
taxes which he may fail to
collect by reason of his care
lessness or neglect"
All licenses payable at my
office in Tombstone. Checks,
excepting on the Bank Of
Tombstone, will not be &C.
cepted. c. B. KELToN,
Sheriff Coehise Co, Arizona
Tombstone Arizona, June
Both 1884,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30
German
Syrup"

Those who have not
used Boschee's Ger
man Syrup for some
severe and chronic
trouble of the Throat
and Lungs can hard
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30

The President Of the Republic Of
Mexico, being appealed to in refer
ence TO the proPriety or organ
ling Grand Army Post on
Mexican soil, heartily approve of the
same, ard now We are 10 have one es-
tablished in our sister republic Two
posts now exist in Canada and are I'M
der the jurisdiction Of the State OF
New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30

The Lick Observatory people think
they have discovered snow on The
moon. Well, this is a comforting
thing 10 know, especially when warm
wave is lurking around US poor ter
res,rials. We have known there was
blood on the moon for 10! these many
years, and long before the LEX OF
servers began photographing her hour
ly.-Mail and Express.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30
Err ANGELIC COUGH.
BY Means Of II She Set the Whole Con-
gregation Going.

BY Means Of 1t She Set the Whole Con-
gregatiOn Going.
She had one Of those sweet angelic
faces, with great, prayerful gray eyes,
and no one would think there was any
thing of the Joker about her. She sat
in her front pew in one of the fashion.
able uptown churches, says the New
York Times. Her pretty head was
bowed over her prayer book. All was
as quiet as a tomb in church and the
silence seemed to impress her. Sud
denly she looked up and her great gray
eyes quickly surveyed the crowd of 81
lent worshipcrs- Then Just the faint
est suggestion of laugh crcpt into hel
gray eyes, and she cOughed two oil
three cute little coughs. Then the
head went down over the prayer book
again and the smile on her face broad
encd as her neighbOr coughed, and heI
neighbors nelgnOor cougned. and the
cough was taken up here and there and
everywhere until the once silent tabeT
nacle had the sounds peculiar To the
consumptive ward in a big hospital
As the sweet young lady with The big
eyes came out of church she was heard
to say TO her escort:
Now, you see that coughing il
church is largely a matter of habit
One person coughs, and the rest of the
congregation follow suit. l know il
was very wicked of me, but when
looked up and noticed how silent every
body was l had TO try the experiment
of seeing how many people would cough
IL did. 1t was such fun"
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Notice for PublieaficR--HOme
stead No. 524.
LAND OFFICE AT TuCsoN. ARTzaNA,l
August l3, 1891. {

LAND OFFICE AT TuCsON. ARTznNA,l
August l3, 1891
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention TO make final proof in
support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of
the District court ~ Tombstone, Co.
chise Co, on sept II. 1891, viz Benz.
F. Smith Of Chiricahua mts, Cnchise
Co, for the s Cf the NE I and n ! Of
the Sc l o Sec. II TIP IS k 20 E.
He names the :ollowi witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of ssid land, viz /.
J. V Vickers, r N. Wolcutt, C. 5. Fly
and A. J. Godfrey, all OF Tombstone
HERBERT BROWN.
5 10 SD Register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30

THEEea are factions aud an,i-iacti1ns
in the Farmers Alliance snd more
coming every day. IIloOks as though
the bubble bad busted" and the whole
party had constituted itsel! into -
mere oyergrown grSUger debating
rlnh
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30
SH-RlFf'L SALE.
GEO G. BERRY
PIa ntih
sTARKs sURDAM and CHAs G, JoHxsT,

NEO "
Plaintiff
sTARKs sURDAM and CHAS G, JOHNSTON
Def ndauts
Under and by virtue OF de rec OF foreclosure
and an order Of sal i-su-d out
Of tbs Dis ri Cont Of the First Judicial Dlstr
Of the Territory OF Arizona in and FIR the C,uDty
Of Cochise dste1 the Srh dsy Of Augu-I 1891 and u
me as Sheriff duly dirrc ed and 'eI vered on a
jrd.mert rendered in said cou-t in the a O~e en-
rid sction for the Of sI453 y -ith interest
here at The rate Of tao pr cent
. Tonth, unit paid, iozeIh w',b costs di-hur
sement- and attorney fre amounting to the
sum - sIOs g. Together mi .tere.t upon the 10
closure OF m rtg.ge on tae hereinafter d,scr b
ed properly.
have this day lev eli on a the right, l., claim
and inrerest Of rhe -ai1 DeGe d4uts a-d to the
oI"vi De cribed property viz:
Beginning at & stake rear she W stem BANK II
tn n Pedro river running thence SIC " 100
rods a stake At The so t1ea.t co ne- thereof,
rher &c norr herly 10 rOCE O a stake at the north
at ro-u 7; theme ives 'Tly 10 70 l. to -fak at
Il north west corD.r; then sogrher'y 165 rods 10
h. place Of recIr Mug, and invest corn
Said tra-t Of land being pIrIly hoI del on the
" e by the San PEDRO RIVER which runs though
he western pat ofsHI tract of land and Is stta
I'd ANouI four miles 70. tn of he O Bron-O mine
ga q track mnra5a- a large ~priDg kLoNn IS Levi
SnIiags. said tract lies in tn san Pedro " / y
about five mile. soH'h Of Charleston, known as
T. e Lewis Spring Ra en- bring on the ST side
Of h, San Pc iro river, tog'Iher VIII sill siagu
lar the ueneme1 : IN 0 a1purteuce- III r~uRto be
/ ,ngnE or in any wise GpPertaining on the 81 day
OF June 1891
Therefore notice is hereby given thai At Il
a cl pcA noon the 3Ist day Of August 1871 at h
c urt house % in the Cry Of Tim p-run IN the
10 Comfy II COehise, will sell a. Puble uc-
t'oI TO :he highest bi !der fE cash 10 lawful
money oftHe United STATES all the right title
claim and int est of the fen lants and to he
above described prop srty OF much hereof a.
nav BE- Necessary 10 It,-fy said judgment and all
,o-Js sui and aecruing costs.
D tied August 8. 1881.
c B, KELrON,
sheriff,
BY WK MEADE. Deputy sLeriH
G. Clerk, attorney tor Plain tiff,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

Frvsh RAach Butter tFom the ranch OF
WAITE Stwoleotgs Cash store. STu
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30
a Throat
and Lung
Specially.

ly appreciate what truly wonder
full medicine it is. The delicious
sensations of healing, easing, clear
ing, strength-gathering and recover
ing are unknown joys. For Ger
man Syrup we do not ask easy cases.
Sugar and water may smooth a
throat or stopa tickling-for a while.
This is as far as the ordinary cough
medicine goes. Boschee's German
Syrup is discovery, a great Throat
and Lung Specially. Where for
years there have been sensitiveness,
pain, coughing. splitting, hemon-
hage, voice failure, weakness, slip
ping down hill, where doctors and
medicine and advice have been swal-
lowed and followed to the gulf OF
despair, where there is the sickening
conviction that ali IS over and the
end is inevitable, there we place
German Syrup. Itcures. You are
q live man yet if you take IL .