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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-03
Mining Application
 No. D7O.

U. S. LAND OFFICE, TUosos, ARIZONA,
 May g7, isS2. HI OTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN I'll T RICHARD ~ COULTER, by James Reilly, attorney in fact, whose pOstotiee address Is Tombstone Arizona, has made app icatiOn for patent for 500 lin fret the Jessie Glsncarn mine, bearing copper and silver, situate in Warren Mining District, Cochise County, Arzons, and described in the official plat and field notes file in this office, follows viz: Survey No iO24
 Beginning at the ilital monument a pos, in the northery end line Ot this claim, marked I. N j. C.. N. No. 1, whence the Y. s. mineral monument No {, besrs iO 20 E, 5475 feet; thence, 7s 52 E, 2os, feet to NE corner post marked J. G. NJ. No. ?, identical with NV corner Magnate NJ. C., lot No ST; thence, s Is 8 ", 500 feet to SEE corner post marked J. C. NJ. No. 8; tn nee, N 7s' 52 W, 266. ? feet, to post marked J. c. N. No. l. 4SB.2 feet to Sw cornor post marked J. G. M No. 5, Identical with corner No. 3, Unknown NJ. C., lot No. 47; thence, IS $ E, 500 feet U NV corner past uarked J. G. NJ. No. 6; thence, Ts 52 E, l7O feet Co place of beginning. Var ason IT. 4J east, con taining 4.0S acres.
 The location of this mine il recorded in the Re- cord r's office of Cochse county on pige 407, book G. record oi mines. Adjoining claimants are same claimInt, Election N c lot No. 4 oa north, and Magnate N. c. It No. sI on the east.
 Ali peisons hold Dg adverse claims thersto are required tJ present the same before th,s office within six y days from the first dv Of publiea sion hereo', they Il be barred by virtue of the proyisions of the statute.
 RERBE RT BROWN, Register JAMES REILLY, Attorney for claimant
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Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court ot the County Of Co., chi c. Territory of Arizona-
 In tie matter of the estate of Iohn Clark. deceased
 James Garrett. ihe administrator of the estate Of John Clark deceased. haysog on the first day O April IsS2 pc, ,enied 10 the Judge oi the Pro- ate Court and fled in the cfnce thereof. his petition in duet fnrn ve'ist by his oath, praying for an order authorizir hun 10 sell all the per -on1i and real property belonging 10 said estare for the puTpo es th--rein named and the consent of all Ier~ons interested in such sale having zen filed in ih $ office and all and singular ihe law and the evidence being by the court under stood and fully considered.
 Whereupon il IS ordere3, ediudged and de- creed that said James Garfetr. the administra- tor of said estate be- and he Is hereby authorized 10 sell either in one parcel or in subdivision as he shall deem most beneficial 10 said estaie the personal property and the real eSaie hersinaf- Ter described. at private sale 10 the highest bid der for cash lawful money of the U. $.
 The following is description Of s1id real and personal p operty hereby authorized to be sold: One adobe house and loi si uate on Allen street. City of Tombstone. County of Ccchise. Territory of Arizona: and posessofy right 10 ranch si uate near Middle pasS O. the Dragon Mountains in ssld county, g head of cattle. 2 horses, hCusehoid goods. chickens. Turkeys and z burros, all being in said county.
 And it is further ordered that the said admir- istrator shall give nsticc ofsaid sale by posting notices and by publication net less than 8 vs before such sale required by law. publication te be made in the Tomb tone Daily PRosPEC- TOR. newspaper printed and published in said county. r. x. WOLCO1T.
 Probate Judge. Done in open court this Isih day Of June is92.
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hINING APPLICATION
 NU. 5si.

U. s. Land Office, Tucson, Ariz., May q, 1892. NJ eTICE Is He FEY GIVEN THAT RICHARD " COULTER, by James Reilly, attorn in fact, wh SC p1stoffice address is Tomb tone Arizona, has made application for patent for soO linear feet on the Unknown mine, bearing copper and silver, sit uate in Warren Mining District, COchise county, Arizona md described in the official plat and field notes on file in this office, as follows, viz:
 Beginning at the initial monument, post in the center oi the north end line of this claim marked l. N. Ukn. Nj. No. I, whence U. S. mineral monument No. {, bears \ IS 2I E 5I90 feet; thenc T5 g E, 800 feet to NE corner, post marked Ukn. M. no No. S2 thence, $ IS 8 W 500 feet to SEE corner, a post marked Ukn. N. No. & identical with corner No. Jessie GleBcairn M. C. lot No. s6; thence, \ 7s' 52 W, 300 feet to pose marked Ukn. NJ. No. 600 feet to Sw corn No. ,, a post marked Ukn. M. \ O. 3: thence Sls's 8 E, 500 feet to NV corner, a post marked Ukn NJ. No, 6; thence, s 7s' 52 E, 300 feet t. Place of beginning. Variation IT 4)' ea.t, containing 6.s35 ac. e..
 The location of ttis mine is recorded in the Rec orders office of Cochise county, page 4O5, book 6, record of mines. Adjoining claimants same caimrn nt Jessie Glenca;rn N. c. lot No. a6, the cast. and Granville M. c. Lot s2 on the north
 All persons hGlding adverse cisims thereto are required to prtseat the same before this office within sixty dsys from the first day Of publicstion heIeor or they will be barred by vlrtue of the p:o y.siOns oi the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register.
 JAxEs REILLY, Att rney for Claimant.
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pRoPosALs FOR FUEL FORAGE & STRAW
 Headquarters department of Arizona OthceFhie Quartermaster Los Angeles Cal. June. l. iS9l.-Sealed proposals Tn duplicate will be received at this office and at the office of the Quarter masters at esch Of the posts below named until o'clock a. m., Izo h men- dlsn time on July I, 1892, and then open ed m the presence ot attending bidders, tor furnishing fuel forage and straw al Fort Apache, Bowie, Grant, Huachuca
 Thomas A. T. San Carlos, and Whipple BarracksA. T; Forts Bayard, Marcy, Stanton, and WIngate N NJ, Albuquer. que, N M., Los Angeles and San Deigo Barracks, Cal, during the ii cal year end ing june 30, 1893. Preference gwen 10 ar icies of domestic production and manufac ture, conditions of price and quality being equal, and such preference given to articles of American production and manufacture produced on the Pacific Coast to the ex. tent ot the consumption required by the public service there. Proposals for quaniitiesless than the whole required d, or for the delivery al ponts other than those named will be enter tained. Specifications, general instruc- rons 10 bidders and blank form of pro. posal will be furnished on application here CT al the offices of the respective Post Quarermssters. C.. C. LEE, Major and Chief QuarIerma.rer.
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To Advertisers.

After Ian Ist 1892 the rates for advertising legal notices in the PROTECTOR will be the price fixed by the 10th Legislative Assembly Sec 5. Ac; s3r,ads as follows:
 ''AIl sheriff-s notices. advertisements. sun uo,e order, of safe and other advertisements necessary to be done by the sheriff or his dePu- ljes. all notices of ibe probate judge and county school superintendent, administrators, etc. SHALL. BE CHARGED FOR at the rate Of 100 per men for the fir insertion and seventy ave cents for each subsequent insertion. sci singie ieaneo in Nonpareil. and the sherln'. Prooa,e yougtS administrators are hereby required to collect all such charges from the parties from whom sue n service $ given and pay the same 10 the paper or papers performing such services.
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U. s. Land OffC Tucsor Arz May 2T, 1892, NyorI~EI HsRBBy GIysN THAT RICH N ARD COULTER, by James Reilly attorney in fact, whose pos;-ofhee addrss is Tombstone Arnona, has made app icaIi0a fer patent fir ss2 linear feet on thr ''UnkRown No l" mine bearing copper and silver, situate in Warren Mining District, Co- ohse c1untv, Arizona. and dsscrib"d in the oihcis plat and Id notes or file in this ofhc., follows, VII: Survey No l0s2-
 Beginning at the initial p7 nt in the center of the nortnerly end line fl the claim post marked I NJ Ukn No M No l. whence ' $ mineral m 'numen No bears 15' P 40I0 feet the sw corner Gar dner N c lot No 7s, bears sl' 30 2s0o feet thence 7s' 52 27o feet 10 \ | corner post mark d Ukn SnIM Nc 2. also corner No Of Annie N C lot No e; thence ' 4s' ssz feet to SEE corner ros. marked Ukn NoI N No 2, identical witb sw corner of D,sowned A c lot No Ss,thence 's s2 W 2sO feet 10 nter of s5utbery end line, post mari cd Ukn No N No {: 50 feet to sw corner a pos marked Uxn Nsl No 5. thence 7 is sS2 feel to NV cor CT post ma ked Ukn No I M \, 6 thence 7s- 52 E 20 ier to place Of beginning Variation IT 70 Fast, containing I0.9I5 acres.
 The location of ibis is recorded ig ,h- peeor der's office of cocfise county oh page 4oo. book records of mines. Adj ming claimants sam claimant 5raaviile N on the south an DisowneC N Iot S, sa on tine esst-
 Al persons hoi Sing adve-se elsims thereto are rc quired to present the before this ofe- wi.hiI sixty days from the first day of publication here-f
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MINING APPLICATION
 No, aG0.

U. s, Land office. Tucson. Ariz, May s7 1892 NoT1CF IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ RICHARD cos LITER, by James Reilly. at. torney in fact, whose postofhee address
 Tombstone. Cochise Co, rizOna. has made ap- Dlicaton for patent for about SIS linear feet on the Election" mine bearing copper and silver, sit uate in Warren Mining District Coehise county. ri- zona, and described in the official plat and field notes on file m this off e. as follows, yiz: Survey No lO23
 Beginning at the initial monument post in the uorth' rly end line of this claim marked NJ No l, whence | s mineral m0nument No 1 bears s Sl E 4s7s feet thence 7s' 52' W 2dO ct 10 NV corner {, vost marked 'E. Nj" No. ?. identical with NE co ner No. B. of Granville N C., lot No s2; Thence, s. IS 90 w., sos, feet, to sw corner post marked E. NJ. No 3, identical with No 6, Jessie Glencairn mine lot No 46: thence 7s 52 E, l5O feet to post marked E. N. No. l. 436 feet to SEE corner post marked F. M. No. 5. identical with NV rner Magnate NJ. C., lot No sl; thence 2d 5i E, 6.5, o4 feet to NE corner. post marked E. NJ. No. 6, identical with SEE corner Disowned M. C.; tn nee, 7s 52 W, 800 feet t- place of begin ug. yariltion IT % E, containing (, SIS acres.
 The Oca' 'ionof this mine is recorded in the Recor de s office of Cochise county page T2s, book 6, record of mines. Adjoining claimants are same claimant lot Nc. % on east lot No. S9 north lot No. i6 on south, and G. M c. lot s2 on west.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re- quired present the before this office within sixty days from the first day Of publication hereof or they will be barred by Vrtne of the provisions of the statute. HERBERT BROWN, Register.
 JAaEs REILLY, Attorney for Claimant.
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PATENTs.
MINING APPLICATION
 Ne- 56J.

U. Y. Land ofice, Tucson Arizona.
 May 27, ls9z NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT RICH. IN a;d Coulter, by James Reilly, attorney in fact whose poStofhce address Is Tombstone Arizona teen hundred and fifty (lSJOJ fee. on the Triangle niue, bearing copper and silver situate in War, mining district Coohise county, Arizona and describ- ed in the official plat and 6eId file in this office as follows, viz, snvey No. 10ia
 Beginning at the initial monument ia center of s1uIht rly end line, post marked NJ T N No I, whence U. s. mineral monument No bears x 9 40 E $500 feet; theres \ 7O' g s0l feet to < E corner pest marked N No ?; thence \ g. Sl 129s .5 feet Co E corner post masksd T NJ No 8: thence 7O' 29 W I0s.2 feet to a post marked N No {: 2ls.4 feet to NV corner q post marked T NJ No 5: Thence $ e 10 W 2ss 46 feet u post marked SEE corner Disowned Mining Claim; thence 5' 54 ligS fec to sw eorn-r post marked T NJ No6 thence 7J' e9 E SO0 fee, to place of beginning. YarilIion IT. 4o East, contsiuirg s II .9s acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the RecoT- der's ofce of Cockise county Arizona, on page 4O7 or Boos ReeOrds of kires. Adjoining claimants aTe sam= elaimrrts ou B Db and John. lot No q on the east; snd Disowned, lectiI 2 and Maruate mines, lots 39, 4i and sl respectively.
 All persons holding adverse claims there'o are re- quired to present the same before this oice within sixty days fir the hrst day of publication hereof they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. HERBERT BROWN, Register JAMES REILLY, Attorney for Claimant.
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Probate Notice.

In the Probate court of the County of Coehise Territory Of Ari1o.a.
 In the matter of the estate of Thomas F. Walsh. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that James !. Haherin has hled with the Clerk of this Court d petition praying for letters of administration with the ~il snneSed of the estate of Thomas F. Wash de- ceased, and that "Wednesday. the 9th day of .uly, Ia92. al 10 o clock a. m. of sad day al the court house of the Ciy of Tonit stone. County of c. ehie and Territory Of Arizcna. las been ap- pointed as the time and place for proving the will of said l Ihomas F. Walsh deceased, and for hearing the application Of said James l. Haber- lin. for the issuance of said letters of aduinis- tration with the will annexed.
 F. N. WOLCOTT. Dated June 24th. Is92 EN-officio Clerk
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. Phenix, April 2,, 1892. ITO THE PUBLIC. To the end ,ha, the
 Il Railroad Commissioners of Arizona may in- i telligenily comply with that pat of their duty 1 as piosr-ed ty law, which req iirts that on the hrst Monday in December they shall make a I rsPort 10 the governor ito be by him transmitted | 10 the nsM legislative as emb'yl contaiains such iaeis, statements and explanations as will di close the working of the system of railroad interpretation in this territory and it's relation 10 the general business and prosperity os the citizens oi the territory, and such suggestions and recommenoa ions in respect thereto as may to them seem apr ropriate. this board has de iermined, m addition to the regular quarterly meetings oi the board appointed 10 be held al The SecTeiarys of1ice in the city of Phen'x on the second Mondays of January April lu'y and October of each year to hold special meetings al various railroad points throughout the territory, ard 10 invite the aitenda nee thereat oi such of our ciuzenS as may ind it convenient 10 attend and have information and advice 10 offer 10 the comms sioners in connection with their duty.
 Meetings for the northern district of the ter utoy have accordingly been arrang~d as fol- lows: Al kingman on the I4th. al Prescott on the 10th and al Flagstaff oa the 18th of the monsh of June next
 Meetings for Ihe southern district will be ar- ranged ai Ihe next qgarie:ls meeting to be held at Pnenix July IT. 1892. Complaints of unreas- onsble charges or unjust discrimination in fright or fares against the railroads operating within this terrltoTy. may be presented by the oomplanants m person. ot any meeting of the | board or by mail addressed to the secretary al PhenlN. By order of the Board
 II, B. LlGH HTHlZER. Secretary l
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Mining Application No 559
U. $, Land Ofice, Tucson Arizona,
 May. 2S, 1892

May. 28, 1892. Notice is hereby gwen that D. Willis James and William F.. Lodge whose post office address is New York City State of New York by Ben Williams attorney in fact. P. O. address. Bisbea Ariz have this day nled their application for patent tor ten hundred and si>ty-Iour (To63l linear feet of the Uncle Sam MIne or vein. bear ing gold silver, copper and other minerals with Sur'ace ground four hundred and seyrniy-nine l47ol fet in width. situated in the Warren Nm Ins Ist:icI County ol Cochise and Territory cf ArIzona and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this once as lot Number sevenry-six t7ol said lot No 7o being described as follows to-wit:
 Beginning al the initial monument of claim at post marked M Uncle Sam NJ NJ C No I nom which U ; NJ NJ No 1 bears V 84S 10 E 4o3+-a feet; thence running $ 5 TOW 259 feet 10 monument of stones and post marked U S NJ NJ C No 2; thence S So' 30 w Io65 4o feet 70 monument of stones and pc st marked U $ NJ NJ C. No 3; thence \ 10 as8. feet to monument oi stones and post marked U . M M C No q; thence x $ 10 iSo eel tc a mon- umsnt of stones and post m irked U ; NJ NJ C No 5; thence 500 Ic62 feetto q mon- ument of stones and post marked U NJ NJ C No 6; thence $ s 10 w 1876 fe=t to pos; No and place of beginning. Magnetic Variation IF 70 continipg Io.s3 acres. Ex- elusive of conflict with lot No 8. Sunrise NJ. C. The location Of this mine is recorded in the Recorders orice of Cochise County Arizona in the book --of-. The adjo nIng claimants in the north are Cupr;e NJ C and the Sun Rise, NJ Co with which it coi fl cts and on the cast by the Brother Johnathan Nj. C.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of sand Uncle Sam m.ne CT surface ground, are required to fife ther adverse claims with the Regis Of the United States land office al Tucson Arizona, in the county Of P.ma' Arizona during the sixty days period oi pubii- cation hereof, or they will be barred by yir'ae of the provisions of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN.
 Register. BEN WILLIAMS Attorney in fact.
 Itis hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for pa ent be published tor the period of sixty (ool days in the PRosPEcIoR uaily newspaper published al Tombstone An
 HERBERT BROWN. Ia Register.
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$500 REWARD.

sill pay the above reward 10 any person o persons who Siii give inc information ~hici wiil lead 10 the arrest and c"nyie;i.i of any per son oT persons unlawiully handling any os my stok.
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 HORSES-BrandedH HG on Jeff snouicer.
 H. c. HASSELGREEN, S2Z3m San Pedro river.
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AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

G. H. KELLOGG. No BIO Pine street, Room s7 and ss, San Francisco.
 E. C DAKE. room $. Merchant Exchange. san Francisco.
 GEO. P. HOWELL, TO Spruce s; New York
 N. W. AVER & SON. Philadelphia Au transactions made by the above named persons siu be compiled with at the PROS PEG TOR office.
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orders office of Cocbise county, page iso, book g. record of mines No adjoining ciai mats. All persons holding adverse claims thereto arc required to present the same before ihis ofsee within sixty days from the first dsy of publiea. tion hereof. or they will be barred by virtue o the provisions of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register JANEs REILLY, Attorney for Claimant.
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they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the siarute. HERBERT BROWN, Register.
 JAMES REILLY, AtiorI ey for Claimant.
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KING solomus lpucl Ho. 5. f.aAM

MEETS THE THIRD SATUH. xIA,s day in each mouth at Masonic Hall x < All Visiting Brothers in good standing V are invited to attend Special meet ;gs g'heS ;ae flag IS hoisted on the Hall
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U. E. Land office, Tucson Arizona.
 May 27, ls9z
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R. 4 V

RAM A STATED MEETINGS ON THE " third "Wednesday of each month in Ma ~ sorc Hall Notice of special meetings by hoi'ting special flag. Sojourning Com panion Nordis1y invited
 ADoLPA COIN. H. P F. L. MOORE. Secretary.
 
 10 O, E. REGULAR MEETING NIGHT .z4-&A Ga.Sday of eIch week, All visiting -4SSIts~H members In good standing inyiteu to attend A. W. SMITH, x. C. WM D. MoSMoSIEs, Sec.
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Public Notice.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE or RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS OF ARIz. phenir Anril q, ISo,
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U. s. Land Office. Tucson. Ariz, May s7 1892. NOTtCf IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ RICHARD COS LITER, by James Reilly. at
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