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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-OFFICE OF
~ the Jernsy hlue Mining company. room No.
l. Power building.
The annual meeting of tho tockholder of the
Jsrsey Blue Mining company will bs held in the
oihce CT the company. room No. ], Power build
ing. in the city of Helena. Montans, on Tuesday,
September l.. 1891, at four o'clock D. M, for
the election of seven trustees. to serve during the
ensuing year, and the transaction of such other
business as may properly oome before said moot-
ing. j. O., HtDNU3IT.
President.
Secretary.
Helena. Mont. Aus. 2, 1891,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09

Jenness-Miller waists in black and white .t
Fowles'. VISA" ."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09
The Helena Business CoIIau.

Mems. night robes in fancy embroidered 'front.'.
ak plain white 75c at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09

straw hats in endless variety at go. flow
ers IN wreaths and sprays, pc and 800. at
ii. Tonn's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09
HELENA FASHIONABLE DRESSMANNC ESTABLISHMENT

l MmnsmMM G RNgand frmm~eD Dresses ma@md of the mknas State M, viii h Webb cAmmn
@@a%% %dM Ma uaIaaHhMMmhS rPh AMM FFMAMooNr M PLATES PLATES mMyIm saw hnhe will mention Me 1@A"
pHlMn can ma nkpn these iT@Mdfmhn Plates % ~SG M%%G %ah Is M%%Im MO eM % pos
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09

Goto The Bee Hive for b.b carriages ar
save 3sh per cent. instead of buying from Il
stallment plan no uses.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09
Arrivals at The Helena.

A. Lindemann, st. Paul H. Dochens. San Fran
Nate Wertheim, Great cisco.
Falls. Frank C. Smith, Col
Lane II. Stone,St Paul umbus, 0.
j. :. Shopshire and Charles f. Daily. Chi
WlLe. suite. CaXo,
J. W. Madison, Chicago A. ii. Swinelev. Oman,
:. ,; Oleary, WE. Mcmillan, I"
Freq Qpp, nt. Lonis.. +. II. Prior, Hartford,
Missoula. NJ. Silyerthon Now
F. M. Dudley, st. Paul. York. Ne"
Alfred II. Grins, San /. Linis, New York.
FRANCISCO. /. Mcdonald. NewYork
A. w. Lyman and wife, cago, NAf
Helena. s, A. Corhitt Omaha.
M. Warren, San Fran 6, II. Robinson Ma
cisco. ~rysy1lle. "A
s. f.. Daily. st. Louis. Geo. II. Conly,in and
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. J. wife. h, ookIvn "Hu
Hodge, Honolulu.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09

Only shirt manufacturers in Montana. Giva
US your orders. Reed, Craig 4 Smith ca. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09

Ladies, ersey ribbed summer vests marked
down at The Bee Hive to make room for new
goods. Az"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09
Elegant Sprlnr GhIcLan


Az the boston fish market, only 25 cents
per pound. No. l3 North Warren street..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09
mi DAYS TOPICS.

Mr.. Henry B~ratnober's many friends ver,
glad to welcome him back from hia recen
trip abroad. He spent four weeks in Lon
don and upon his return vent to DcLama,
coming from there to this city. Mr.. Brat
nobsr's trip Was of alpurely business nature
though he found one week when business In
London was entirely out of the question,
This was when the young emperor Of Ger
many paid a visit to his grandmother,
Everything in London stopped and every
Englishman seized the occasion to enioy a
private celebration on his W account.
Mr.. Bratnober says Montana mines are re-
garded in London with higher favor than
ever. The great Elkhorn ia turning out
dividends in a way that brings Joy to the
heart of the English stockholder. The
latest purchase. the DeLamar, has more
than met expectations. Over 14O men are
employed there now and the prospects for
the future could hardly be brighter. Mr..
Bratnober is looking we'll after HIS long
journey. and is glad to return to the de-
lightful climate of Montana.
Mr.. F. NJ, Dudley. the Northern Paoifc's
land attorney. is in the CITY. He has been
here SO often during the past year and for
such extended periods that he feels quite at
home in Helena. He will have business be-
fore the United States courts in the land
contest suits, Ant expects to be in Mon
tana during q good part of the coming
year. He THINKS the Barden case will be
first disposed ri. Mr.. Dudley says the CON-
pany win not disturb legitimate mining or
mineral lands, but will fight the townsite
cases to tho finish. ;.1a.ss
Prof. Boernstein is a new resident of Hell
ena, but he has already succeeded in organ
izing an admirable orchestra. The pro-
are by far the best ever rendered
BY a local orchestra. They are arranged
with proper regard for all classes of LISTEN
and are performed in a most creditable
manner. After the season at the Broad
water is finished the orchestra will be
under the leadership of Prof.
who has become a permanent
of Helena.
Among the visitors during the week at
he B~roadwater is Mr.A.L. Smith, of India
He is proprietor of the Bates
iouse in that city, and is one of the Oldest
nd best known landlords in America. Mr..
'mith is greatly pleased with the hotels in
lelena and is likewise delighted with the
lty and the many good fellows he has
He is on his way home after a visit
. the coast.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09
Shirt manufacturers. Reed, Craig &smith Co

Dime and nickel pocket savings banks at The
Bee Hive only 15c.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09

oid papers for sale at this Office at q low
price. AZ"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09
1t Is MIR. Israel's Misfortune.

Kid gloves and silk mitts at a bargain at
Fowles'. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09

Decorated chamber sets at The Bee Hive, new
pattern, only 1913.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09
ROOM FOR TEN THOUSAND
Result Of tho Canvass for the Enter
tainment Of the Teachers
Next Year.
How Building improvements In
Helena Group Themselves
Into Glasses.
Tho Work tho IrrigatinE Companies Are
Doing In building Up IA State
The Candle Factory.

Tho n OF the city in the interest OF
che entertainment of the members Of the
National Association of Teachers has been
about completed. Some supplementary
work has yet to be done. but the returns are
sufficiently full to Justify the statement
that Helena has answered nobly the call
made upon her. The following totals will
indicate just what has been done since
the work commenced last Monday morn
ing:
Total number placed up to Friday evening 6.s51
Estlmate for Saturdays canvass ........ 500
Estimate for hotels not yet canvassed. -. 1000
Estimate for householders out of town.. 300
Estimate for available rooms to To fur
nished ......... 1000
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09

A large assortment of white null ties at Fowles'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09
Arrivals at the Grand ce,tr,,

Arrivals AT the Grand Central.
Chas. T. Hull. E!khorn. r. Fullv M;las c;+u
VIM; i. Haerr, Spring Max Skiowar' Whiio
field. q. Snlnhnr Snr;n "nie
G. Nj. McFaddsn Town C. NJ. Lowery. Town
send. send A""n
Iii nnoeiler' Aanes- Peter M. Murphy, Elk
'lie,o horn.
NJ. f. Root, Elkhorn. George M. Mn,Ier ~;
Harry Murray, Towsley cago. o"f
T; l.. Hathrick, Elk T.. LINK, Logan.
Jra uhas. Marsh, nimini.
J.E. Wilson, Denver. w. r. Ioptn snd al.
d. q. Siiliman, Helena RimIni anu "He'
Jacob Kauf. Wickes. Il. f.. 0iNo,, Rort.,
=: G. Sharp, Tacoma. q. II. TayIor @ ~
W. A. Riley and wife, couia. ''fnu-
IT MlnheaPolls: ~ p. A. Martin and wife.
Medicine. G.. q 2nrInaru IT,.
j. d. Watts, Denver. Modicinn manly Two
Henry Herbers, Tn,an- w. j. Wait,rs p,+.o
H. ~ II Rrow, pr.,o WIN. /, Alexander.
Joseph Milkinsiu, Val Mrs, Fred Cove. all
ley. ofiIdran WWJEy;4taa SahIu
T. J. Bradley, / ittsburg phnr Snrin mai'' oul-
Louis Miller, Goblin. w l. Chnrrs a. p.u,
John j. Broushall, Hell Mrs. C. F., Iptz MM1 nr.
eAa" ton. MINI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-09

The variety and relative cheapnesy of
building stone leaves very little excuse for
the erection of frame buildings in Helena.
and 1t would be very much better, not only
for the appearance of tho city but for the
pockets OF individual owners, if such ma
terlal De not used. While a wood building
may ut nrst have a smart look, it conveys
an impression of cheap timsiness ubicb
dsepens with time. On the score of economy
the large and incessant expenditure for
paint as a preservative. and the extra con-
sumption of fuel to maintain a partial de-
gree of comfort in temperature, more than
overcomes the slight extra cost of a stone
wall The longevity of a frame house can
not be- prolonged beyond thirty wears.
etone is practically everlasting. In this
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
A Brilliant sec,aI ca,nerlns.

The most enJoyable evening party
 Sever given in Prescott" was the uni
 versal verdict of about fifty of MT. and
 Mrs. W. c. Bashford's friends who were
 entertained by them at their lovely
 home on Mob Hill last evening. Four rooms were thrown open 10 the con- pany for dancing and card playing,
 and the taste and perfect harmony of decorations and furniture were & source of continual admiration and delight to all present. Nothing was lacking Co make every one happy.
 All were young and gay. While dam
 cing and cards were the more promi-
 nent features of the evenings amuse-
 ment. pleasant social intercourse, with
 the genlal host and hostess, as we'll,
 between the guests themselves, added
 zest to the occasion, while the discus
 sion of very elaborate and paistsble
 collation. was also enjoyed and relished
 by those present. The costumes worn
 by the ladies were exquisiteiy rich and
 stylish. The enjoyment of the evening was so great that it was not until the
 town clock had struck two notes of its hourly warnings of the flight of time,
 that the guests bade their sdieux ,o Mir. and Mrs. Bashiord, with expres- sions of thanks for the genuine unalley- ed pleasure that their hospitality had afforded them. The music for the oc- casion was furnished by Prof. Thomas. Among the ladies and gentlemen pres ent were the following: Ex -Gor. ernor and Mrs. F. A. Tritle, Rev. E. W. and Miss Mabel Meany, Mir. and Mrs. K. H. Burmister, Judge and Mrs. ]. J. Hawkins. NIT. and Mrs E. s. Clark, Mir. and Mrs. $. r. Be- han, Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Martin, Mesdames Reppy, Coles A Bashford, E. r. Clark, Misses Minnie Reppy, May Martin, Marie Magill, Flora Vii. iams. Emily Horne, Gertrude Gooding, he Misses Bessie, Fannie and Annie Blandy, the Misses Laura aud Florence iould and the Misses Blake, Messrs. 1 ,. NJ. Clark, W. NJ. Claypooi. c. B. foster, D, M. Martin, H. D. and J. M. litkeu, c. H Akers, 4. c. Burmister, . and ". Bayiess. E. $. Wright, E. J. Iorne, F. Blandy, Clara Gooding, N. evy, D. Williams If. F.. Norm and B. F. 4. Tritle. Jr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
LC MARTIN, Editor
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAiLY Max Salzmsn, Flagstaff merchant, IS in town.
 The board oi supervisors will meet February 2d.
 A. Leonard Meyer has been pardoned and has returned to Phenix
 H D. Ross and W. l. Van Horn have dissolved their law partnership.
 Mrs. R. II. Burmister and children returned from California last evening.
 J. F. Daggs, Of Flagstaff. came in on last nights train and left for Phenix to-day.
 W. II, Hatcher's teams pulled out for the Senator this morning loaded with supplies.
 Phil Thorsoh, representing the San Francisco brewery syndicate IS visiting Prescott.
 The proposition tc form an assooia- ton for the erection of theater n Prescott is being agitateG
 Jacob MefTord aud Fred Glover have both been pardoned from the peniten tiary, aud arrived here yesterday from Yuma
 Considerable money was put ap in Prescott on the Dempsey -Fitzsimmons mill, which occurred in New Orleans last night
 Mel. Jones, of the Prescott X Arizona Central railroad, who has been lad Gp for several days with a sprained ankle, went out this morning on his regular run
 Be sure co get Hoods sarsaparilla if you want an honest, reliable medicine Do not take any other which is alleged to be about the same" OF "just as good" Insist upon having Hood's Sarsaparilla. which IS peculiar in itself. Try it,
 A fire occurred ,ast night, at few minutes past 10 o'clock, in the bunk house of the O. K. corral. The depart ment responded with its usual degree of alacrity, and the flames were quick ly subdued without any serious amount of damage. The Q K bose company won the record
 H. T Andrews met with serious accident last night, and one which will probably disfgure him more or less for life. He was returning from & trip to Copper Basin with lady compau- ion, when 8 horse belonging 10 a freight team became frightened and becoming detached from the team, with @ single tree hitched to t. dashed by his buggy team, forcing the latter up on the bank, and oyerturning tho buggy, throwing both occupants out Mir, Andrews 1t on his face 0n a pile of rocks, and received several very severe and painful though not dangerous cuts on the face and head. His companion escaped without bruise The buggy gas g complete wreck, and .I. NJ. Hart son, of Copper Basin, arriving shortly after the accident, took Mr. Andrews andhis companion up and returned to town with them
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21

published in our contemporary, being os more democratic hue, and is as follows; Supervisors, n. NJ. Riordan, John Davis and ]. F. Daggs-two re- publicans and one democrat; sheriff, J B. Thomas. republican; treasurer, George Rabbit. democrat recorder, ; |. Pitts. democrat probate judge, |. F. Jones, democrat; district attorney, II. n. Ross. democrat From the above it will be seen that the pros pective officers. with one single exoep- tion. are from Flagstaff. Governor IT. win, when the time comes, will proba- bly exercise his own judgment in the selection of officers
 The February number of "The Sea- son, just received, is full of interest ing matter. The newest and strictly original designs commend themselves 10 all lovers of the beautiful. both in dress and art-worS Plate S6i gives two handsome costumes for the prome- made and evening S65 has seasonable outdoor costumes; one colored plate gives icur fancy costumes, original,
 beautiful, and oi unique aud stylish effect. Throughout the entire book will he found numbers ot handsome
 cloaks, wraps, costumes for promenade
 for evening and home wear; complete i outfits for Children, the latest designs
 in millinery. lace work. embroidery mosaic md Berlin embroidery, fancy ! wood carving, canvas and wool work
 knitting and painting, with large i number oi new and pretty novelties in 1 art work of every description. This i journal excels all others in the styles quantity and quality ofits illustrations l No lady should be without it who de-
 sires to dress well and to beaut fly hel
 home. Yearly subscription, SS.50
 Single copies, 30 cents. The Interns
 tional News Company. s3 aud S5 Du
 ane Street, New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21

amongst us one who's brief career la the sacred ministry ondeared him io all who knew him. Too good for earth, yet we would have him finger here while we pray that his gentle spirit has passed into she brighter realms oi the angels
 Having determined to devote his lie to the service oi God, he left at an early age home and kindred and all the ;les that bound him Co his native hnd to seek beyond the broad Atlantic wider field for his missionary lshors,
 Hts aged father and mother, while they weep in the distant Isle oi the Sea ss his requiem Is borne to them by the winds ol the ocean, will find peace in the hope that he has passed from death to life to enjoy the hestitie vision of his Father m Heaven.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
rnose Premium Dictionaries |.

Every newspaper in the country, probably, has had offers Of unabridged dictionaries for Use aS premiums. They are forty years beh'nd the time, are poorly printed and bound, and would be dear at cost of carriage alone. The Santa Cruz (Califoruia) Sentinel con tsins the following item, which can he appreciated by any who have been SO unfortunate as to receive one as pre-. mum
 As was coming down town few days ago l met Grizzly in the ear. and as we were old chummies, aud hal not seen each other for few weeks l greeted him very cordially, "what's new in ihe paper his morn ingY" l inquired, 10 set the eonversa- tional ball comfortably rolling.
 "Papa isn't out this week. Say, l
 hear they have discovered gold in Cali
 fornia."
 I looked at him little curicusly, and before l could make up my mind wha he was driving at, he said: r No use talking, General Taylor IS our man for President Then booked at him rather closely to see if he showed any symptoms oi insanity in his eye but he was in ap- peGrance as calm and rational as ever.
 "Nos that we've got he Mexican war closed up in shape and the Oregon question settled, 1t is time we"
 Sap" said l, breaking in upon him, fare you crazy or just giving me a whirl of some kindg'
 He looked at me blankly for half minute, and tGcn smile began to spread over his lace. "I beg your par don, old man, believe l am getting a trifle of. You see, l got one oi those forty-year old dictionaries as prem;- um the other day for subscribing for d newspaper that Is no earthly good itself, and it just keeps my mind working
 bout forty years behind the times. Let's go oif and take something"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Sheriff Lowry made his first arrest last evening.
 F. Nj. Murphy has been confined to hiS room for several days.
 Ralph Cameron and A. E. Macomber came in on last nights train from Flag staff.
 E. Burgess, ex-register of the land office, returned on last nights train from four months visit east.
 H. D. and J. N. Aitken, NJ. E. Morin and Dr. F. H. Waite left this morning on s duck hunting tour to Chino valley.
 The Phenix Republican says that the deal that was in contemplation for the transfer of the Gazette has been de- clared of.
 Phenix papers are agitating the es- tablishment of Circuit Courts Tn the ter ritory Arizona has about as much use for circuit courts as wagon has for five wheels.
 The Indians are coming into Pine Ridge agency and are surrendering. General Miles proposes to take their arms and sell them. returning to each Indian the price received for his weapon.
 Martin Maier and Wm. Dulin com- menced harvesting their ice crop to- day. The ice is from four and half to six inches thick, and the present cror will aggregate close Co 1000 tons.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
LOUAL BUSINESS MENTION.
one Interest ing Items tar X
 Classes 0f Readers

Coxe's Glyoerine Lotion al Roas'S Corner Drug Store. nl9u
 Faro to Senator mine, returning same day. $350. G. W. Ford, agent
 Three meals for Sl al thc sherman House, formerly Dan Hal4' Hotel
 Six p'k'g's oi Duke Cameo Cigarettes for D cents at Ford's.
 Everything usually kept ia drug store for sale onEAf al the Corner Drug Store. fl
 Sierling's Royal Remedy, the senu. inc article, in quantities to shit, ai Ross Corner Drug Store, aa2su
 Anthony < Kuhn heeF ou draught st the Montekuma, . cts per gisss; schooners I2l cts. m29u Stationery--largost and fn.st assorl- ment ever seen in Preseoit---st the Corner Drug St0rr. Il For Perfumes and nnest fancy goods, call at the Corner Drug stofe Endless variety.
 The hes, cup o' coffee in town. wiih a plate oi doughnats, Ia cents at the Nickel Plate.
 Dr. iienley's celery. booi, and iron bltters at the Key stone SslooH The best tonic and neryine known d New goods. just received. al ars W. C. Rurdge's The largest and | ,.... .s..-t- ..f ... tff,,.-.y .,s gau.v
 goods ever shown tn Prescott, m3l,i | The propfictoFs oi .rescolt's twu
 meat markets have decided to close 1 their shops hereafter un Sunda E 1 Patrons will take due notice and govrru
 themselves accordingly. td
 When luy one says that they can l get tho cheapest cigars at any other l place ln town, tirst give them nay com. | pliments and tell them that they wsru born outside of thr latitude oi Truth | The Oriental is c. W FGrds sIsecial | and exclusive brand, and cannot bc | bought at any other place in town. l Try them, and then you will always buy
 them. Just received new stock u | have received a carload uf elegant Auhv user Busch (St. Bouis) Lager Beer, which l propose io -ell ic,s cold, as ! reduced prices, in kegs, bottle- or any amount have ragurnishel , my uls ] Hig house, and w,ll rent roun>. bsjs f can bo rc1tcd at two or iaur hits. 8m | ready Co furnish cDul wood, psk. lans
 and juniper. cut tC' ah sizes, sp,4t an
 delivered at house for v per cord
 Leave orders here ar through postotlice. | Martin Maier u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
In Mennorlam.

By request of Miss Margaret McIn. ernay, sister of tLe late Reverend M. J. Mciuernay, We republish the following obituary notice from sn eastern journal. The deceased was educated at Manhat- tan College, N. Yg aud ordained at Troy, N Y.:
 san accomplished lady friend sends us the following brief but touching tribute 10 the excellent and very prom ising young clergyman, Rev. M. J. Mclnernay, pastor of McEwen's, Humphrey s county, who died on Tues. day lost, and was buried on Thursday
 h the morning of life, in the 6rst iush oi manhood, when the hand i sasuee had plaoed o0 his 'r4w ike 5ca1e iais oazriat the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
Mail scnn,iule

Prescott & Arizona Central Railraad-- six times a week arrive al i; l0 P. n and close at ; P, m, Verde and Biaek Canyon via Agns FTia-thrce times a week; arrive { ?. m., Monday, Wednescay and Friday close : 10 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 Phenix, Congress. Antelope. Sknll Valley and Walnut Grove-six times A week; close si5 a. m: arrive : p. m.
 Jerome-three times s week; close i5a. m, Monday, Wednesday and Friday; arrive ?. m., Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday.
 Howell, Walker. B0eno and Alexan- dra--three times week; close : 30 q. m, Monday. "Wednesday and Friday i; arrive [ 10 D. m., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 Simmons and Juniper--once week i; arrive 3 ?. m. Friday; close a. In. Saturday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
Notice 10 Settle.

Eyory person owing us by OIen nc count, or by note, arc requested to call and settle AT oN1g.
 Don't think, ncighhor. that we don't mean YOU, for If you are owing II s any thing, YOU are the very fellow that We are after.
 Every book account must be settled by the first of the new year, and every one that is unpaid on that date We will hand to our attorney for collection.
 BAsHFoRn k BHRMIsTER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
tor -nlr or Errhnucr.

House oi eight rooms, hard finished magnificent view, within nine miles oi the center oi Los Angeles, and within two blocks of 2 railroad depot Good stone walk from depot to house Arte. sian water; fine lawn, and sixty differ ent varieties oi roses, together with several varieties ol small fruits n grounds. hedge sronnd three sides
 Will sell for reasonable price, or will exchange for improved real estate in Prescott. For particulars apply at NJ. F.. Parsonage, Marina Street, Pres cDlt lntf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
NOTICE FOR PUBlICATM
LAND oSfics sr PRESCOTT. au

LAND pffiCk tr FRISCO fr. AEl-
 october St. issi Notice ts hereby giver that the fa,.s< nemet settler has Sled notice of his ini q to nas final proof in support of hl< q ano that said proof viii be maze b>l.' Register and Receiver Of U. < lsnf cc> trescott, Arizona. oH Decomhsr F. 50 lhotnas tsrroii, hom, stead spplieasiW a2f for the South ', of Mort h west I ana V of Southwest sec $ rweI6 SRsf He nams~ the fellowfag witnesses lst hts continuous residence upon a t z' of, said iant Vs.. Jchn T c .fslaefdt vilte, Arizona, John McBonaia of Pn Arizona, Geo. Ward. of Cottonwood Hs James Strithan, of Co tpnwood Ar.xen
 I. C.MARrIS. Re<x
 Fser.ioa Noyem be, 5-as.