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AssIsskrNI NOTICE..

nuekeye Mining Company. situation Of UTin'
pal place u business Ne 20 ha,l Ten
plest, salt Lake CITY, Utah.
H..oriCE Is uHnEHY UIyEN 1ilAr AT
~ meeting OF the Hoard 81 Directors OF
mo Iurkeyo MininE co, held ~ ait axe ely,
Iuh October %, 1870, an assessment OF one
ia cent per share was levied on the capital
stnrn nf lie corporation, phYAhlc Al once 70
FRANK \, Taylor, torrrtary SO. g. fAat Temple
steel salt lake CITY, utah, and any a'ock on
which the assessment fhall remain unphii on
thr md nAy Of uertmhor, iTh viii bu deun.
,uent and advertised for faic AZ public auetoni
md N pAyme nj u not made tcfurc viii be toii
on the lsih day ~ nCccuihcf, ltlh, NJ tie houf
Of o. m At The once ot the company, 80
a. Main III salt take CitY, ltAh,to ray Astesa
ment and cosu OF adyctliainE and rApense Of
FRANK \. TAYLOR,
saltf ate CITY. Oetnbsr 81, itai.
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1t requires nino pounds Of dry digoi,i.
bio mattur tu maintain COW body IN
good condition without rcforonoo TO tho
milk she glvca. Any amount u food
anuSo tho uino pounds ut digcstble Dry
matter will go TO help the flow OF milk.
~ follows therefore, that tso moro food
she can aasimilato above the nine pounds
h'odod TO keep aer body IN condition
.uo more milk sho will give, Tho beef
WY iAll1nH-on tbs snrnlna -@''"-----I-
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rINuE ANNUAL NktTlNG or THE sroQk.
holders Of the Upper ousen tonsolidat
ed AninE aud lilling Company vii 10 teln AZ
the onicp OF the mpany, loon " tstit
center 4th, tsil. a. D. O'Clock a. IN, Tor thc
rlsrtion o. onlctrs hnd Tor mo uansaetlop or
surh other business a. may CONE before it -
H. %. itH. NerV
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And In accordance with Jaw md The order 81
the beard OF directors % said companv. made
a. aforesaid on the IN dAy uf september.
iss4 ~ many shares Of ealh nafrti of sad
stnct a. may be- Necessary VIII he sold n tue
once ~ the company. room % ana ~ Com
mefciai hiotE. eat lata city. tkh on tho
ltth day 81 November. -, Al Get 81 J.. m,
10 pEY the delinquent aaketfmsnt thereon,
together with the costs 81 adtefiisluF ana ca
Vcnfss Of sale. JurEln y. hoOLus.
hated sat lake city. utah. october 3, No
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NOTICE.

rl,uE ANNUAL MEETING or TIM
II siorkholders 81 The Cod Dust Mining
Company will be teid at the once 81 the con
ngny. room ~ aud . Commercial block, W
shit Lake CITY, tthh. on Ihuffdsy. the iiih
DAY ~ NuVcm6er, rpi, ~ ~ O'Clock noon. for
the election u directors 10 serve tor the en-
suing ycur and tor the uansacuon uf tuch
other hustnosa a. may come before o..
Dated At kalt l. ale Guy, utah uetnbrrp. ~
CiiAi.tE- n. ttNE,. srcy /,
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Norlor. of TRUSTEES sac.


NOIICL ~ HEEEuN OtvkS THAT N
~ accordance with and under the power
sud huthouy granicd by that eertain trust
deed uads lie ilth day Of July, ituu, 10 orange
.. salisbury ana irauk N, Dyer. trustees, W
Thomas nolinEworth, and recorded jay ",
ls.o In took "ls' OF hortgaHus, on page ",
%, ~ y, OF the records Of sAlt LAko county,
Utah, ms unds.,Ened, A. sufytNluF trustee.
wilt oner for sA.t hAd irli 10 The highest bidder
joint city Aud touutY nuildiug In salt Lake
Cay, tan, tsams icing The County Court
lioute Of fAit LAKE ufiunty, utahl on the 9oth
day Of feptemher. 10, A ~ o'clock noon
u that day, ell The real estate herein
sitter described. TO pa sud discharge
the indebtedness secured w sai trust
deed and inlsTCtt thereon, Ani reasonable
compensation 10 said trustee, aud COSTS Of this
notice, anu expenses Of sole this sale viii
Indebtedness and because OF default 10 the
payment u ssid Indebtedness, which became
iue on the i0ih day of July, i-'i, AHd the same
10 now que and wholly unpaid.
hhid feal estate IL particularly deseribed a.
Aii,hal pafi Of 10, two az, bloch seventy.
ats TO-. plat 80" salt Lake CITY survey. a.
Commencing At the n. W. corner Of said
thsnre I'VE tsl fods south, thence I've ~ rods
.est, hence nve ~ rod. north 70 me place of
beginning. u }, sAti7hlhl,
Surviving Trustee,
fut1 publication, August ~ I've.
SALT IAEn Cur, scpt 18Th. is9e.
Attho written request Of thomas liolitns,
WORTH. the above ssle 10 postponed 10 " O'Clock
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In accordance with law and tho order Of the
Hoard " Directors. made on the igih Gay Of
september. $3.50 msnY shares Of each raft 81 of
such ftuck a. ms tc Necessary will be sold on
the sta DAY 20 November o. q, AZ the hour Of ~
Of Main aud lirst fouth streets salt lhh0
CITY, utah, 10 pay the delinquent Assessmtnt
thetton. toEuiter with cost q adyoftting
j. 4 HEYwoop. seorctsry.
once .MeCorniet a COS. bank A. above
bate Of art pablicatou. oeiob:r Is, 1900
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N. Hanson, Defendant
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear IN an action hfuusht against you w
ne Above named uiainiiu " tho District
our % the htfd j diuiai Dittfiut OF thu
rtttc Of Utah. and 10 nntno or the complaint
nltd therein within ten uhys ltNcIufisc Of the
DAY Of serNiccl after too service on you Of
tbs euuinouH-if served within this touniy !.
o., u served out Of this county. but In this
district, within twenty days. oihtfwiso within
i0fiy dayt-of Judgment ~ default Will he
tAsen sHa.nst you. according TO the prayer OF
sad complaint
Tue said action IA brought 10 have juds.
ment against defendant In sum ~ ff1Ln aud
costs OF tuii, ALLEGED 70 Re due ~ The balance
OF an account fot Toods sold aud delivered 20
ucicndant ~ her requeti. ~ plaintn. he.
tween December -, itni. and February 20,
isps, said sun being fue ana wholly unpaid
ANA you arc hereby MOULDED that q you fail
TO appear hud answer tho sad complaint 40
stnte required the said piainun will take
iuegmont against yea fot Tie sum Of N1i.N
and costs OF SUIT
Witness, tho honorable iufgca. hnd the seal
81 the isirirt Court % the THIRD
Judicial District. IN and for the
lssALl ttHio Of ltfh this hfteonth day
81 uciouer ia the wear Of our Tori
one Thousand eight hundred and
ninoty.six.
d y srAsTON. q orb.
ny J. n. srRAGuE. Deputy CLERK
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NOTICE To THE STOCKHOLDERS oF
N the Cr0wn foint told and silver Mining
Co. 1hc hoard OF directors Of tina csmpsny
90 the 18th day OF the present month. levied
10 bs paid forthwith a. this once All stoC i
upon which the asscssmcnt has not teen paid
on the ard DAY Of Nosemiur next, viii be 90.
90 much thereof NAV be Necessary to paw
the nsssssmfnt and costs OF advertising and
sale Will he cold al O'Clock pm, OF. lussdaY,
the let day 81 December next, AZ this once
sos NcCornich block. talt laHe CITY.
ny order OF the botrd OF directors Of the
Grown Point Gold and silver MINING Go.
AHInCN sTAiNEM.
recy. And IfeAr.
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And In accordance with law. and ordar Of The
board OF direction. made on the 2 tn day Of
AuE., 1896. 20 many aharcs OF eaeh parcel Of
such stock A. maY Ne necessary viii he sold al
The south door OF weheT County Court Home
IN ogden, Utah, on tho 2nd day OF Nov lsla
A. " O'Clock moon, OF SAID day 10 pay 10 IN
qunnt assessment thereon, together with The
cost VI advertising and eNpenseH OF the sale
j. u. hNE. seeretary
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In accordance with law and Tho order Of tho
Hoard Of Directors masr on tho iith day OF
october. lsNl aud On the ION lay OF Ausutt,
lsN, 90 mhnY sharea Of eaeh parcel 81 STOCK
a. may hc necessary will DO cold on tho 2ist
day ~ November. lev, a. z o'clocs 4, On. a.
the once OF the company Rooms II and =
Commercial nlork, salt Lake city, Utah. TO
pay the delnquuht assessment thereon. TO-
ID sale JOHN Al. hhitLE.
Secretary.
salt Lake CITY, Utah. october y, lisa
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County, fiA,s OF Utah
In tho Matter Of the Estate OF EiiIA Meads
Thompson harrell, deceased
NoTlCE Is uEnEni GIVEN THAT
~ Mile tllIs spencer. fheeulnx 81 the
FsiAts OF klllA MeAhs thompson bkrrll de.
ceased, has rendered for settlement, anu aled
ia sad court. her hhAi Aecount " her admins.
uatlon OF sAid estate and Ieutioh for nnAl die
trihution % tho Tesldue OF sad estats among
the persons entitled thereto, and that Medncs
day, the 18Th day OF NoVembsr, A, y, l,ya. ~
~ O'Clock a M. ~ the court room 81 tald
court In the County Court house. salt Iake
city anu County ,utAh.h As been duly appointed
by the Judge OF said court. for the rettlemenl
OF HAid account aud hearing said petition Tor
distfbution.a at which time And place any person
tntTTeatod In sad estate mhy appear and show
cause, u any there be.why saii aecount sbolld
not be settled and spprosed and nnAi di.tTibu.
Ton made a. prayed for.
dated uetoLer s3th, i.9A
q y, srANToN, Ciert.
ny FnIb W. prSsIs, Deputy uiSfL
Jko n. CANNON.
Attorney for EneeuuI.
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pslikourNI NOTICE..

The Eldorado Cold Nininr Company rrinci.
pal place Of hufincfs. bait Lako
tuY, ttan.
~ Office THERE ARE nEt1N orENr
~ upou the following dsfcrited STOCK On
account II assessment No levied on The sih
DAY Of september, 49,, the several AnUunta
set opposite thc namCa uf the ftsrertNc
stockhoiccrs. 40 follows
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NOTICE.

rINO APPLICANTS tOR POSITIONS on
tho salt lake Police aud fire nrnaft,
mruts In accordance win section ~ 81 an
ACT governing tho Police and fife Dopart-
ments you are hereby notified that 4 public
examination ul Az appic.hs iof noaiiiorn In
the hoard, old city HAL, on saturday, tho lIih
day OF November, itir, ats O'Clock y, IN. up
plcAtion blanks can be procured al the onlte
u tho , hirf Of the tire Department
GRO M O1ftNGEn,
Chairman OF the board OF Examiners.
nov oh lsgA
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Ciiy. uIAh.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN IlsN,s,, 81
~ meeting of tho board OF l y. ~ Ooto'
sud company hcld on mo lslh ~! ner ghafi
hef, lsa, an assessment OF ton .ehtr = eefp1fs
Was levied on the capital stock OF lnss.,eI Jf.
non naynbIe immediately TO a. llapAssts' IN
Treasurer. NJ hs once Mccornlrh .t,ek ms
Lasa lity, Utah. ANY stock upon an Morifr
The ieih day Of Aoycmber, lsyt WI ~ NJ 'il,s,
qaent and advertiiec for sale % publ ms
aud I'm iesa pAymfnt 10 nAdn ~ nseemhef,
itiJ nj NJ o'clnef 4 m, topay ihe ~. ,i,er,
alaasament, together WIN ihe NosN
usng and expense 81 sale,
10y ''''' yIosriiI n. CoDkS, seete,M'
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, oc'oVs' A''
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NOTICE TnInE ARE DEi.iNouENr
~ upon the following described stock on
account Of Hssostmeut iey,ed on the loth day
% August. les. the several amounts set oppo.
.ite The nance of the rcspseuss shAfeholders
AZ iolloNa
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Dolinqusnt Notice-The Nontreh Mininf and
Smelling Company, principal place OF
business salt Lake CITY. ltAh Loeauon
County, Utah
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o1L,soueNr so1Ics

The stmpson NiuIng ComparT salt Lake
city, Itih Wofta of the Cainphny ~ COP.
Dituot, salt Late County, UtAh.
NOTICE TuEHE ARr DELINQUENT
~ unon ths foIiovinE tharea OF slOtk on
Hocouut OF assessment ieviei on th, IN DAY
0f september, I've. he several amounts set
opposne the names Of the respective s1ock
holders, a. follows
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The Ssu American "a. asd rusl Compahr.
salt Late Guy, utAh,
NOTICE. THrRE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon TIE following shafes Of stofk on
Acsoaut Of asses meat isWsd ua the 18th day
OF Heptsulsr ~. the several Amouats fst
opposite the names % ihe TespeetFo at0eA.
hO-nara. % lllIoNaL
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Andin accordance with tho law and the order
Of the board tof directors made on 7tpt .alh,
1895, 10 many shares esch ptreel o. NO
win he sold ~ liooms ~ ana 4 COMMERCIAL
Hoe, AT Lake CITY, on the 18Th day ot NO
yomher. Zoo. al = O'clock y, "a, 70 pay tho dn-
Inc costs Of advertising And tApenae OF sAle,
JUsLlpi J, kuokhe.
hrcIetaTY,
First publication OF INA honee. November
Hes lpgs'
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rALt LAKE cry, Oct o, isi0.
FINHE sToCkHuiDr ~ THE Keno
i lana q stock co, are hereby Botdud that
a me0tug Viii ne held Dc the cnmpany's once
win spencer Clawson \ 20, lQU broadway.
December LAT, lsH, nt ~ ocnck am, Tor INC
election " ohiccfs and such other husinosa az
II. u. CtAwsoN, IN.
HtrtN. and IfeaH
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judleia
Dttrlrt Of tho ttate o. Utah. County
OF SAT- Lake.
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NoIfcE-TnEIE are nELiN oUEST
~ upon the allowing fetcfiusd stock on
account Of afsessmeut %. ieyicd Al duly
called meetina Of the Hoard 81 Directors OF
taid ccmphny on the i2ih day Of september,
lspl. the several nWouuts tet orposite the
nance 81 the respective shAfehoiuefs. Ne fol
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AN ORDINANCE.

Amending sections ~. y. gi,gi 81, p m
N, = Of Chapter a. OF the havlsed
Ordinances ~ SAT- LAkc Ctty,
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otllSousur NOTICE.

Marc n Corporation IN fall Gold Qnsen
Nlning 60 pace % hustnett, salt Lata
tiiY. TITAN location q mine and worse.
CO., Ulah.
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rALr IAEn CIf. sept 18Th, isoe
Attic written request 81 IhomA, iioiiinF.
worth, the above aale 10 postponed 10 " O'Clock
room OF AondA}, tho a,th day % November,
ltJA u. '. SALISBURY.
Surviving Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court. Probate Division, Thir'
judicial District, ~ aud ior SAT- LAhs
County, flAte Of Utah
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

The com.,oek snyer MinlnE comn,nI,i ~.
cation Of principal place OF business %"
CITY, ulAh.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

once Of Grown Point Gold and silver Mining
10. 10 Mccorniek biock. salt Lake CITY.
utah. october ., isps.
The argus., 1896-03-05
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES.
TERRITORIAL COMMITTEE.

TEhRlTORIAL COMMITTEE.
Executive committee-J. H. Kibbey, chair
man; r. L. Long, secretaryi T. w. Hine. A.
y. Brodie, T. p. Carson, w. II. Griffith, Her.
bert Brown.
Apache county,. L. Hubbell, A. Gonzales
Geo. H. Crosby, Joe. Udall, c. /. Kempe,
Cochise county-Allen r. Bird, AL Noycs
w. +. Nichols, A. L. Grow. w. A. Place.
Coconino county,. S. Clark, c. NJ. Fun
ston. N. G. Layton, F. ". Smith. E. r. Green
law.
Gila county-G NJ. Allison, c. T. Peter, T.
A. Pascoe. ". NJ. Griffith, F. w. Westmeyer.
Graham county-M. ]. Egan, H. L. Smith, Fl.
Weech, Alexander Mclean E. A. Cutter.
Maricopa county-Jas. Mcmillan. T. w.
Goodrich.
Mohave county--H. II. Watkins, F. L. Smith,
]. X. Halsey. j. L. Nelson, David Southwicix-
Navajo county,. n. Bowman. W. C.
Barnes, jas. Maboney, jessie N. Smith. A. r.
Banta.
Pima county-Charles r. Drake, Herbert
Brown. j. 4, Zabriskie, Geo. Christ, R. H.
Paul
Pinal county-W. 3. Reed, T. p. Carson, o.
n. Carpenter, W. F. Cooper. E. W. Childs-
Yavapai county-A. q. Brodie Gins. H.
Akers, ID. L. Robinson, John S. Jones, Thoz-
Roach.
Yuma county-J. ". Darlington, O. r.
Townsend, +. S. Ingalls,, 4. E. Ewing, Frank
Wightman.
NAVAJO COUNTY COMMITTEE.
J. H. Bowman, Chairman; ". n. Clark,
Secretary and treasurer r. W. Nelson, z,
Snuerhsck, Joseph Frisby, Members.
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Number 13.

Ae has been able to obtain for the
Hualpais. Yet at the same time the
"stoughten bottles" AT Washington
order that every one of the 624 In
dians be vaccinated as precaution
against smallpox prevalent at Con-
gress, several hundred miles distant
from the Hualpai reservation. Great
heads, those department officials
Arizona Silver Belt.
A telegram from the City of Mex
leo says, high officials of the depart
ment of foreign relations, speaking
of the recent prize fight(a), that
nothing can be done to punish the
people concerned as they merely
violated what was practically only
police regulation, succeeding in
making dash into Mexican terri
tory, avoiding the Mexican officials
who were over fifty miles away.
Had they been caught the offense
would have been only misdemean-
or and nothing more. The offense
is not an extraditable one. Presi-
dent Diaz has taken the ground all
along that the Mexican law did not
cover prize fighting and his en-
deavor was merely to prevent the
fight out of consideration for the
United States.
The portmaster is in receipt of
letter from D. G. Chilson, one of
four brothers who, in the early days
of this camp, located and mined the
Silver Nugget claim at Richmond
Basin. The mine proved bonanza
Chunks of silver were picked up on
the surface and $4,000 in nuggets
was shipped at one time. "Gib" in
quiries about Jack Eaton and Judge
Hackney and wants to know if the
Silver Belt is stiH alive. We will
send him copy Of this issue to show
that we are still on terra firma and
and pushing a faber in the interests
of Globe district and Gila county.
Mr.. Chilson, who is now located in
Loomiston, Washington, expresses a
desire to return to Globe. He will
be welcomed by his old-time ac-
quaintances.-Arizona Silver Belt. >
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Killed by a Train.

An unknown man was killed We'd
nesday evening Feb. 26th, by Santa
Fe train just south of Los Angeles,
The pitifully-mangled body lies at
the morgue, with never a clue as to
the name or identity save few let
ters scrawled in memorandum book,
which look something like ''Universi-
ty, q. Treat"
As the train began leaving the ci-
ty, the engineer turned on. more
steam, and soon the train was bowl
ing along at rapid rate. The air
was so full of dust and sand that it
was almost impossible to see any dis
tance ahead. When the train had
reached point between Nadeaa
Park and Central-avenue station, the
engineer saw man walking on the
track. The whistle was blown and
the brakes set, but too late to stop
the train; the poor unfortunate man
was struck by the cow-catcher and
his brains be-spattered over it and
the track, while the lifeless body was
pushed along the track, the head
humping over the ties. The top of
the skull had been knocked off and
lay on the track thirty or forty feet
back. The clothes were almost all
torn from the body, and the poor
unfortunate's entrails protruded
from gaping hole in the side, MAX
ing ghastly and sickening sight to
look upon.-L. A. Times.
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The sixteen-year-old daughter of
Mrs. Moore, now living in Lonesome
valley, was taken to Phenix this
week and placed in the insane asy-
lum. On Saturday last she with her
brother went to visit some old ruins
near Coyote Springs and while she
was Ginning up the cliffs she lost one
of her shoes, her brother picked it up
and in attempting to throw it up to
her hit it against rock, knocking
the heel from the shoe. This seemed
to anger the little girl, and she de-
clared she would not remain at home
any longer, but would go to Prescott
and started to walk to that city. The
brother went home and reported the
above facts, when a search for the
child was commenced and continued
until Sunday night when she was
found wandering in the valley crazy.
From the trails followed she must
have walked nearly forty-five miles
during the time she was lost--Ari-
zona Mining News.
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Should adTer..sss -hoir ca--mariss IN the
'AEa-a- The brand Including paper ono yoar.
constitutes O small outlay, and may saye you
. cut" this one saving would pay cost of
brand and paper for many years. Remember
It's bns;Iess maxim: % business which can
not afford to advertise, win not pay to fol-
low" Gentlemen. send us your brands.
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Trains Nos II and 20 run on alternate days.
Information to what days same viii run
will be Furnished by agents on application
No. makes connections Mt Ash Fork with
A q p. yextibuled limited No. from the
east. This In the finest train west Of Chicago.
No. also cannects with A. d p. No. from
the west
Persons desiring to stay over at Ash Fork
will ind the best of Recommendations mt Fred
Harvey's hotel.
No makes close connection ut Ash Fork
with A q p. trains Nos and T. A. d p No.
reaches San Francisco 10:g5 am second morn
ing. A. d p. No. Is yestibuled train
throughout. lighted with pinfch gas. dining
car running through. Los Angeles to Chicago.
Harvey. with his unexcelied service, care and
attention to his guests
Nos and connect at jerome Junction
with trains of u. v. & p. Rr. for Jerome.
Connecting ut Prescott with stage lines for
all principal mining camps. at Congress with
stage lines for Hargua Hnla, Station and Yar-
nell; at Phcnix with the Maricopa q Phe-
nix Ry. for points on the 5. p. Ry.
This line is the best route to the Great Salt
this valley and the rich mining section tribu-
tary to this road. address any Santa Fe Route
representative, or
Gen1 Ft and Pass. Agt- Prescott Ariz.
GEO. T. NICHOLSON,
Gen1 Pass- AEt-. Chicago IL lvppv
RE. WELLS sen1 Manager Topeka Kan-
Asst. Genf Manager. Prescott, Ariz. :
IRA u. SMITH.
Commercial Agent, Phanix. Arix.
f. COPELAND,
GenT Agent, Ell Pnso. Texas
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Two weeks since Mr.. Sam Hughes,
while returning from his stock ranch
north of town, came across a dead
mesquite tree upon which honey-bees
had built their combs. They had
appropriated three limbs; the center
one had evidently been the COM
mencement and the other two en-
braced in the enlargement of the
comb. In breaking the limbs with a
view to bringing some to town as a
curiosity, the two outer ones, with
comb became detached and were left
behind. The central limb was
brought in and can now be seen at
the Office of DIR. Fenner. 1t con-
tains five heart-shaped combs, 20
inches wide by about Is inches deep,
and is truly an interesting feature in
bee life. This however, is not the
first instance in which bees have been
known to build their combs on ex-
posed limbs of trees. In 1890 the
Citizen published an account of a
similar find by Mr.. E. L. Wetmore on
the Rillito. As it was summer, the
bees were at work. He hived them
and they did we'll. On the great
mesas of Southern Arizona it is no
easy thing for bees to find a hollow
place in which to hive, but it is clear
ly evident that if left to themselves
they would in due time change their
mode of life aud thus meet their en-
vironments. Birds and animals are
subject to this transition and there
is no reason to believe that insects
are not amendable to the same con-
ditions.-Arizona Weekly Citizen.
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The argus., 1896-03-05

Lieutenant Slocum, now here with
his troop of the Seventh cavalry, en-
tertained few of his friends at a
regular camp dinner Monday even
ing at o'clock. The dinner was
prepared by the troop cooks and the
menu consisted of nothing but a
plain soldiers daily food. A band of
music played sweet music while
those present sampled the black cof-
fee and the contents of the bean pot.
After dinner the party went into the
parlor of 1. E. Solomon and danced
until ten o'clock. Lieutenant Slo-
cum was pronounced by all to be a
royal host. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Smith, DIR.
and Mrs. Lacy, Mr.. Rice, Chas. F.
Solomon, 1. E. Solomon, Misses Sol
omon, Miss Kelly, Miss Guernsey,
Miss Reynolds, Mr.. G. B. Reynolds,
and Lieutenants Slocum and Clark.
County Bulletin.