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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-22

TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDAN CE WITH
i the terms and under the authority OF a Ger ain
and HANNAH WITKoWsKi (hs wiiel, parties
OF the first part to HENRY q. tAMPBELL and
THADDEUS y. ENT, trustees, parties OF the
second part and the SAN FRANCISCO saw
February 21st, 1890, and recorded in the Office of
the County Recorder of the county OF uare
State of California, in ltber z of trust Deeds at
pages 13O and following, and in pursuance of
reso ution passed on the 12th day of November
1896, By the boarl OF dir rctorS of sad SAN
FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, corporation
and the holder of the note (No. 9S6O). TO secure
pawn Mt of which the aforesaid deed of trust was
cuted, declaring til AT q fault had bern made in
the payment of the principal sum and other sums
due under sa NOE and 1eed oftrust, and request
ing and directing said HENRY L. CAMPBELL
and THADDEUS b. KENT, trustees, 10 sell the
real es ate described therein TO satisfy said in
debtedness.
We, HENRY c. CAMPBELL and 1HADDEpS
B. KENT, trustees, do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY. the go day VI December, A. d. 1895,
at II O'Clock noon Of that day, and the auction
salesroom Of Easton, Edridge & Co., 63S Market
street. in the City and County of san Francisco
State of California, will sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder, for cash In god coin of tue
United states, the piece or parcel of land situate
in the county Of Tuare, state of California, de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
According to the official plats and system of
surveys of the Government of the United states:
In township TWENTY-FIVE (22o south range TWEEN
ty-fve (25) east, Mount DiaoIo base and meridian:
OF section eight (S) the southeast quarter (SE.
~. containing one hundred and sixty COY acres
of land, more or less; together with the appur.
tenanCes.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash In gold coin of the
United States: ten per cent payable 10 the under
signed on the fall of the hammer: ba ance on de-
of title item days ing allowed for search), then
said ten per cent to be forfeited and sale be
void Acts of sale at purchaser's expense.
HENRY c. CAMPBELL, r..
A 2
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DIED.

DIED.
Paglietto Annie HiIdebraut. Joseph 81.
Barry susan Kelley Elizabeth
Dapelio Lawrence Kimba |, Jennie
De Lama;er, 6. 3. v. Lind, Mary
Delaney Edward J. Lindsey. William E.
Dnoh ne. Cornelius McDevitt, James
Driesch an Ruby 2. Nc ,irath. Johanna
Gignat Eliza Randall May A.
Hannaford. William 6. Rourke Harold J.
Harding, Mary A. Sheerin, Mary
Haskell Gertrude l. Sullivan, Ba thoomeW
Hau eman, Adolph Sullivan. Mary
Henkel, Charles Weber, Emil A.
thinner, Philip
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ST DoMINIC'S CHURCH BUILDING ASSo-
citation - the regular monthly requiem high
mass for the deceased members of the above
association, and for the deceased parents aud
relatives of the members, will be celebrated in
st. Dominics Church Bush and Steiner Streets
TOMORROW (Wedne sday) }, at Z 80 O'Clock An.
Friends invited to attend.
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TRUSTEES, SALES.

TKUSTEES' SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
L the terms and under the authori of certain
deed OF trust. duly executed by V RGINIA s.
THORNBU RICH CHOPPER formerly VIR-
GINA S. THORN BURG HI wife of r.. d. 4. CROP
PER- party of the first part, to HENRY Z. CAMP
BELL and TIA DDEUSB KENT, trustees, parties
OF the second part, and the SAN FRA NCISCO
SAVINGS UNION, party of the third part. dated
January oath 1894 and recorded in the office OF the
County Recorder OF the county of Fresh State of
California in liber liza of deeds, pages 80 and
following and In pursuance of a resolution passed
on the 9Th day Novemb Der, 1896, by the board
OF directors of said SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
UNION, corpora ion, and the holder of the note
(No. 1214S) 10 secure pa menf or which the
AZORES aid deed OF rust was executed, declaring
tn default had been made in the payment Of the
principal sum and other sums due under said
ing said HENRY e. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS B. KENT, trustees, to sell the real estate
described therein to satisfy said Indebtedness.
We, HEN n Y q. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
B. KENT, trus ees do herebF give notice that
tt ESDAY, he 22d day of December, A. d. 1896.
at IL O'Clock noon OF that day, III at the auction
salesroom of Easlon, kldridg & Co., 63S Market
S rect in he City and County of San Francisco,
state of California, will sell at public auction,
to the highest bid .er, for cash in god coin of
United States pieces or parcels Of land situate
in the county of Fresno, State OF California, de-
scribed as 70 lows, to wit;
According 10 the official plats and sy stem of
surveys of the Government of the United S ates
In township fifteen C5) south, range eighteen
(1S) East, Mount Diablo base and meridian;
OF sections three (3) and four a., the whole,
containing one thousand two hundred and eighty
t12eo) acres OF land, more or less; together with
the appurtenances
TIE Ms OF SALE-Cash in gold coin OF ths
United States. 10 per cent payable to the under
signed on the fall of the hammer, talauce on de-
livery of deed, aud If paid, unless for want
OF title (ten days being allowed for search) then
said 10 per cent be forfeited, and the sale be
HENRY L. CAMPBELL r.
THADDEUS B. KENT, iiuSeees'
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p AkGAINS-$4 q PER LOT; 8 LOTS, 25xl2O
- each; situated on Sixteenth ST.. sixteenth
st. depot and opp. s tie of proposed park: street
work all done. WIN. j. DINGEE $50 Eighth st.
Oak
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
CFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

G2l 90 NEATEsT HOME On THE MAR
RAlOO ket; cottage rooms ami bath: lot
oOxl25: on an arts ocratic avenue. choice loca-
ton; all street work complete convenient 10 local
aud car lines; SIP endld buy: $500
$Z65O-Eew modern house: rooms and bath:
lot 36xlO0: in choice location; in direct inc of
improvements; street work all done; convenient
10 car lines this property has been red uced from
$500 terms 800 cash.
Strictly Al BUSINESS block under forced sale
through financial diftcuti' s, $l0.000 cost $I6,-
900; mortgage $4,000; contains stores and
flats; gooi income: must be sold to realize imme-
diate cash: corner lot 60xl00; see his.
S44OO-Good inco property; lot 5Oxl4O;
cottages: both rented; on frst-class street; all
street work done: a splendid investments see this
at once. J. =. MYkR-,
1902 Broadway, oakland.
. ELEGANT RESIDENCEs IN OAKLAND
- 10 exchange for rented grain land: one CEN
traly located and the other in the su burbs; both
places elegantly appointed aid rank with The pest
In the city, valued at $50 0UU and $25,00O; clear;
land ohefed 10 trade must be gilt edge and income
producing. Com etc description from WIN. J.
DINGEE +. 460 Eighth st.
p kGAINS-S4 o PER LOT; LOTS, 25xl2O
- each; situated on Sixteenth st.. near sixteenth
ST. depot and opp tie of proposed park: street
work all done. WIN. j. DINGEE, $50 Eighth st.
Oakland.
G76 TO $3.50 FOR CHOICE BUILDING
I'D = - lots In the town of fitchburg; q new sta
ton established near Oakland, on the Haywards
Company; only IS minutes from San Francisco
and minutes from Oakland electricians every
ew minutes; terms to suit buyers. A ppy to
G. NJ. kUNKLE, owner, 91512 Washington ST.,
Oakland, Cal.
U1SA LOTS NEAR THE ALTENHEIM IN
I'd w. Fruitvale; electric cars; only 81 down
ana 81 week; selling fast: good Improvements.
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TTNIMPkOVED PROPERTY.
y ALL BARGAINS.
THE TIME TO BUY.
$3250-Cor. Washington ana Spruce; S7:6x100;
unot structed marine view.
$2500-Business property on oath st, mr.. Fol-
som; 37:6xl00: this is big value.
$1S25-Go. den Gate ave-, mr.. Baker st.; 25x137 IS.
$1S0U-2 choice lots on Douglass ST., near 23d;
50xl00: must sold.
$l750-Presidio Heights lot; Clay ST., near
Maple; 26x127 g.
1885, Point Lobos ave-, near Ninth ave 25x
100; terms. $500 cash, balance S2O per month.
$1,000 each-San jose ave-, near 29th; lots
ready for building.
$S00-NE. cor. Silver ave. and Grant ST.; 50x
1918; College Homestead.
$500-K st., mr.. 18th ave: 25x120.
$425-l7th ave, near Clement ST.; severed;
very cheap.
$2O0-1Sth ave, near N St.; 25x12O.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE 81 CO.,
63S Market st.
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election methods in r.ou.sisna- ine ..s.ss
was first taken On the minority - !,
re>oiufion. declaring Boatner enu..p~
the seat TIE rsscfgtscn was aetS
yeas 5e. nays ISL Three ReSeens.
Fletcher. MIN: johnson. caA- ano Hsss
N r---yoted for the resolution
scriiy rssolatsoa, declaring tse ssas sa a.
was then adopted without 'dsssssoa-
jeurnsd until Monday.
The resolutions adopted. AFTER reeisine
the chjersionahie pcrsionx of Mr. bssafa
speech were as follows:
Resolved. That II Is the sense "a IS.
house of representatives that IhosnAs
BaySrd ambassador OF. the United skaaee
10 Great Britain, in rsbliciy using 'he -
guase quoted. has committed an o1e-s-'
against diplomats propriety. ard an aeasS
of the privileges of his exalted postum.
which should make him the rspresensat,.e
Of the whole country. and no, OF any POM
ieai party Such usterance< were sHos's
inconsistent with the prudent cehca'e sna
scrsspalags reserve which he himself. whne
secretary Of state enjosned upon all oisto-
matte agents ef the United States. ~ eac
speech he affronts the great BODY o1 u
ecuntfy-nen who believe IN the poiiss %
protection. In the other speech ne ohehas
ell his countrymen who believe that Amer
cars are capable Of seif-goyernment- Tnsre-
fore. as the immediate representative oi
the American people. and in their name
We condemn and censure the said utter
snces Of Thomas F. Bayard
Resolved. further. That in the opinion
Of the house of representatives pubic
speeches by our diplomatic or consular or
fieers abroad which display paftisansmp or
which condemn any political party OF
party policy or organization OF citizens OF
the United States. are in dershci;on of the
duty OF such officers. impair their use
fulness as public servants. and diminish
the confidence which they should always
command nj home and abroad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-21
TANEs on RAILROAD LAND.
Northern Pacific seeks TO Have sales
In Nhehalls County SET Aside.

Tacoma. March NJ -Speciat-sn ir,nor-
tant Su, xas fled today tn the United
States circui, court hy Ashton q Chap
man. attorneys for Receiver Andrew F.
Hurieigh, OF the Northern Pacific railroad
TIE bill - IN the equity class and covers
flH tyne written pages. Ia the Hill the re-
cetver seeks To have set aisle and de-
claTed void the sale Tor taxes of the com
pary's unpatentei lands In Chehalts coun-
". number nE over 4 m acres The taxes
wcre LEVIED n 1872 and the lands we're
s11i lhe following year The salt "a the
first - SIS Kind brought N this state un-
der a decision rendered b. the supreme
court Of the United States about A wear
ago Under this decision the cornnaryr
claims that lands which have not been
rafenfed 70 the Northern PaciNr hv the
goxerar,ent cannot he assessed aza.,S-
tse company ami taxes collected thereon
The quest on involved in the case before
the supreme court wss the rghi % rail-
roas companies - land IN fhelr grants
which mere mineral in character ?. waa
held that until u hal eeen absolutely Do,
tetminei that the lands a. I've r,.fan,..4
~ere not mineral lands. tills TO tHe-, ra,,ti
nat f,5lN pass - the company Tee la,sx
naraea .n tbs bili are inclBlsi "a the r,no.
pany's grant IN Chshaiis county. t,.t n.y4
never heen patented TO fae Northern pa
clsc Receiver Burieign claims IN the
complaint that IntA u Is fully lemon
ssratsa that the lands a-r~a are no, wiz
esal lands they cannot be patented a..
therefore the county came, assess to-.
taxes on .her, against the company ThA
amaalnt involved - not stated n thA h-if
bat couRt.a. persitv ans interest Il rr
ures up several Thousand dollars Tes
eouaty q Chchsiis ant County Treasure,
J G Lewis are the parties defendant 10
sss action.
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supreme Court decisions.

Olympia, March A.-Special-The su-
preme court today decided a case OF some
Interest In relation 10 the payment OF war
rants. the case OF Stevens VS.. the city Of
Spokane. Stevens sued the city to re-
cover from the general fund the value of
certain variants held against special
street assessment fund. Stevens contendtns
that the city had not taken the necessary
steps TO create this fund. Tie lower court
held invalid the regular assessment male
toward the creation of the fund. and under
the act of the last legislature the city was
proceeding in the levy os a new assess
ment Stevens tired of the delay and
sought to have the warrants paid from
the general fund. The court held the
same a $ In a Seattle case formerly decided,
that until the right to collect the special
tax upon the property benefited has been
exhausted the warrant holder can not en-
force the claim against the general fund.
In this case the new assessment had been
levied and was in course Of collection and
Stevens must wait until every possibility
OF paving the warrants out OF a special
fund is lost.
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Tacoma, March o.-Special.-Charles s.
Fee, general passenger agent OF the
Northern Pacific, arrived today from ST.
Paul in his special car. He was met here
by Assistant General Passenger Agent 4.
II. Charlton. OF Portland. and General
Agent Nadeau. of Seattle.
Mrs 4. V. Kautx Miss frankie kautz.
Mr /. Speur and W. y. Kennedy. of Sc
attle. were n the city today. guests at
the Tacoma hotel
A panel of forty-eight jurors was drawn
today ny Clerk Fairweather.
Murray and Mack were the attraction
A, the Tacoma theater tonight.
The American Fibre Ehamois Company
has brought suit against the Peoples
Store for $1,000 damages. alleging that
the company's employees made untrue
statements regarding the plaintiffs busi-
ness affairs.
The police have arrested Charles Frtnk,
charging him with hurgiarizing the house
Of A Thompson. on Q and Seventh streets.
Fr.nk is believed to he an old offender.
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Two Men Had Been Lying in
Wait for DR.. Lyon.
THE SHIP cLENMoRAc LOST.
On the Beach at Ocean Park, North
Of the Columbia kiver.
Two Sailors Killed and ths Iron Vessel
Carried High ON the Beach-Tacoma
Democrats or the Better Class to
Vote for Orr to Defeat Fawcess.

Hosiya. March o0-Specsai-The excite
ment following the murder OF DR. J. II.
Lyon last night Is probably without parai-
iea ~ this city. Al the inquest held this
AFTERNOON Conner Jones testified to having
ssen two men OF small stature lurking on
thf oisdge At the spot where the murder
vas committed. on "Wednesday night.
and, also last night about an hour and a
aa't before the deed was done. On bota
occasions the msa sneaked away n the
snaco~s Of the gnowsheds on the ap-
preach OF Jones. Mrs. Lapham testified
9 their appearance al the same spot on
Wednesday night.
From outside evidence IL IS gathered
that DR.. Lyon found man in the yard
OF MS house few nights ago, and. sup
posing him to be a neighbor. hailed him.
but the man siouched away. II has been
shown eonclusiyely that robbery was not
iae motive Of the assassin. bct that the
oeei was premed,tated and deliberate.
The evidence suggests that the victim
was struck by two assalants. The skull
at the base OF the brain was crushed IN.
and the face and hands showed contu-
sions- The inquest was adjourned until
tomorrow. Citizens subscribed over $3.50
in few minutes this afternoon as re-
ward for the apprehension Of the muir
derer.
DR.. Lyon came here from Boone. Ia. sew
ersi years ago. lie was prominent in pol
iucs. being a delegate to the last RsauD-
Acan state convention.
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THE SHIP GLExMORAe WRECKED
On the Washington CoaAe. North OF the
CoIumbfs-Two SailorA KILLED.


Columbfs-Two SailorA Killed.
Astoria. Or. March 3e--At 80 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon ths British ship
Glenmorag. Of Glasgow. went ashore al
Ocean Park. about seven miles from H.
waco. on the Washington coast The
Glenmoras sailed from Shields August Is.
1885. and arrived at CailSo December ?.
she was bound for this porx in ballast She
Is OF 1857 tons burden. ana Is said 10 be-
long TO the same owners as the Ssra,h-
bi4ns. which went ashore ave miles be-
lew on the same beach four years ago
Capt. Currie was in command. with a
crew Of txentysix men, The first iEu-
nation OF the wreck was had about
o'clock in the afternoon. when one OF the
sailors came TO the residence Of Mr.. Tay-
ior. asking for assistance. Immediately
citizens notified the lifs-savfng crew. and
all went TO the scene Of the wreck. The
ship struck about high water in dense
fog, the captains first indication OF nan-
ger being the cry of Breakers on the
port bow from the man on the lookout
lie Immediately attempted to wear
around, and had almost succeeded. when
she struck and swung around broadsae-
on. with her head TO the southwark. The
after port and starboArd boats we're AT
once cleared away ana lowered. both
reaching the water about the same time.
The mate who was in the Ice pods, at
tempted to pull the ship out to sea, bis
was forced to let her drfst in-shore- The
boat which hal been lowered on the
weather side in rounding The stern vas
caught by a tremendous sea and dashed
up under the ships eoul1-er. crushing the
occupants In a cruel manner and smash
ing the boat considerably, The air-tight
tanks with which she WA provided alone
kept her afoat. The captain next set
about lowering the forward boat and
reached the shore in safety about an hour
later.
John Reedy and James Adams were
killed The injured are. i<itchards, brok-
en- ankle: Buckler. internal injuries. Sill
veIwood. internal injuries; BegS. internal
injuries.
The life crew did no. arrive in time TO
be of any service. no signals having been
seen, and the weather was too thick for
the ship 10 be observed The captain has
reported to the British consul here, who
will make no statement until the court Ct
inquiry is held. The vessel Is now lying
high and dry. stern on. on ire beach. oat
OF all present danger
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RECEIVER sUnLEJGH SECURE.
judge Field Refuses to Interfere in
Miiwatikee'~ Behaif.

Portland. March A.-When. several
weeks ago. United States Judges Gilbert
and Hanford denied an application made
on the strength Of quasi decision by four
judges of the supreme court TO remove Re
ceiver Burleish. of the Northern Pacific.
railroad, and TO give the Eastern receivers
control of the whole line. II wa. stated that
Judge Field could come out here and. sit
ting in court with them. remove Mr.. Bur-
leigh and appoint the Eastern receivers.
1t is learned on good authority that an
application was not long since made to
Justice Field TO exercise his authority and
to remove Mr.. BurlssNh. and put the whole
line OF the Northern ras18 IN the hands OF
the Eastern receivers. and that he declined
to do so. intimating that the present ar
rangement was satisfactory.
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Everett News.

Everett. March Especial FIRE in
the Star bakery. hays.de. badly damaged
the Interior about noon today. Loss prob
ably ss0s no Insurance
Capt. Maynard. Of the steamer Clan
Mcdonald. was brought TO the Everett
hospital on Wednesday for treatment fer
appendicitis. DIS. Cox and Thomas re-
moved the appendix. and found the in
tastine r1lp,ured. allowing the contents TO
escape into the bow els. His condition is
critical
The Populist Club has elected these CT
ficers. President. II. " Boyer; vice
president. G h. Foster. secretary. r. F.
Smvth: treasurer. John Holt II has ak
tv-foi;r members
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nasno raiiwsy for . distance Of lce mites
above Wellington its present terminus
provided the CITY OF yietoysa xearantees
bonds Of the rozd 70 the amount Of Ees.-
GO at per cent. for twenty-five years
As a further stipulation. the coal bunkers
OF the frm win Be removed - Es4uimalt-
where all coal shipping pertaining to the
DunSmuir compauy's business would be
made. This, Il is claimed by the pro-
rsoterx. would give employment to large
number of men. ard would greatly benefit
the trade OF Victoria.
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To Protect Alaska salmon.

Washington city. March - sa-The terri
tories committee Of the house has agreed
10 report tavorshly the bill giving TO the
secretary Of the interior greater authority
for the establishment ard enforcement OF
regulations in the protection OF salmon
fisheries OF Alaska Persons violating the
Law viii he subject 10 fine or imprison-
-taArf or both.
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The sooner you begin - ngnt the FIRE
the more easily IL may be exfinguis he'd
The sooner YOU begin taking Ayers sarsa-
rartua for yo,.- hiood-disease. the easier
viii ba the cure In both cases. delay is
dangerous. II not fatal BE sure you get
Ayers and nc other.
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81 Rayard Has Nothing IN ~ax.

London March 0--The Representative .,
the Associated Press called AZ the / nt,st
States embassy tonight 10 inquire vhs,h..
Mr. saysrd desired to say anything for
publication regarding the vote If rens,,-..
PASSED BY the house OF representatives Az
Washington city. Mr.. Bayard howevs-
announced that ne did not desire to In - y.
The mailer. p,
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N4,a,cor,. March Especial The little
a-year-cld son Of James Kenyon. living =
silver bach sas droVn-1 in Lake Wha--
coz, thfs afternoon, having s,rayed TO inc
water front unnoticed and fai'en in.
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The raeorna Public nn,,,,

washington City. March pa, -.
ing of the house committee On
buildings today the biIls for l,sie
building at Tacoma to cost f,f.1 ~, '''.'i'c .
reported favorahly by the sub-eo,,,.,,..~.. y as
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II IS weA 70 ge; clear Of a cold N. a.
week. but " is much better ana ss,sr
rid yourself of u tae frsi forry-eiEtt non ~
Dr. u. Jsyne's E2pecrorsnt ''s
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Victoria. March - The details - ~
proposal which tne hlnsmEirs intend un-
De- certain conditions % lav before vi.
reris city hsT~ been ma e puhl.c vhs
scaesae . 10 extend the Esa9l-nalt { N.
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Eyes examined free Miss 2. Wiixinssi.
Graduate op,ictan New York eye nospt-
1al practice sai First avenue. corner CO.
l.ruhia. IN drug store.
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The Arizona statehood r,,

Washington city. March p -T.,,o
ate eommit;e" on territories to,Ia,
20 report fsvorsbiy the bin for ~ IS, =,
mission a Arizona. an-
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Auction sale 0. real estate. See page 4
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Ase;ioa sale OF real estate. See nx
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