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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-11
TINES { ttra Friday,

Tho Bellows Falls TIMES extra will
reach ( hester and the camp grounds at an
early hour Friday morning. 1t will con-
tam new cuts, late muster news, and a
complete program Of the day, giving every
detail regarding the movements of PrcSi-
dent Mckinley and party from the time
they leave the station until they return and
leave for Rutland. Everybody will want a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-11
Dissolution Notice.

This Is to give notice that the firm of Tidd
\ GOodell doing business in Bellows Falls.
Vt, dissolved partnership August Z, and that
the business hereafter will be conducted by
the senior member, F. J. Tidd. to whom all
bills due the old firm of Tidd & Goodell are
payable. and all obligations incurred by said
firm will be discharged by Mr.. Tidd.
F. J. TIDD,
@. e. GOopELI.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-11
Bellows Falls Times.
PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY BY
". c. BElkEAP & co.. PToprletors.

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iim in southern Vermont. Located in n
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crnter al the border line Of two states and
circulating in ionr counties of those states, it
- not eXcelle'i a. Il means of reaching a large
and thrifty population. Rates will be fur
nlshed on application.
All rostmasters are authorized agents Tor
the paper.
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ent rot to stop subscl iptions at the expila
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-11
TRUE TO THE LAST.

'hCk- ~ ITlC IHoIs
Many shoes are made on lasts tha
bear little resemblance to the form of
the human foot. OF course the result
is discomfort to the wearer. We sell
Shoes that Fit They are not only com
Portable when we put them on but
they are SO when put on by the wealer
Don't require any breaking in, and
they are SD go"d that it is long time
-' before they b eak cut. They are good
value, from the cheapest to the most
expensive.
We are now closing ont all our broken
lines of SUNNI r OXfords at greatly re-
due prices, besides what we have On
our 80 and 80 cent counters. Call and
see at
Keefe's Cash Sh0e Store,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21
The Reds Won.

|he Y. M. C. A. membership contest
Jed last evening and was won by the
Is by majority OF four, no less than
! new members being added to the as
iation. The blues were captained by
W. NJ. Harris and Mr.. NJ. l.. Efiinger,
|k the head of the other side.
liter the result was announced an IN
estiug program including addresses by
by OF the leading workers IN the asso-
zion was given. Mr.. f. X. Young the
h president OF the organic alton here,
ke on the Association 10 the Com
nifty" end was followed by DR.. Rodi,
% was president for two years, ana
70 spoke on worth OF Support.
fr, W. b. Anderson, the present pres'-
u. gave an address on Its Effects On
zenship" and Rev. j. M. Kerridge,
btor OF the Calumet NJ. E. church, ga We
principal address OF the evening,
the subject, "Its Best Friends"
zach OF the talks were pointed AMI IN
esting in every way and the speakers
b the attention of the audience close y
3 speechmaking was followed by an
bter supper, which was enjoyed very
kch
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21
|;l Occur at the Arm
lev Hall on New
Years Eve
L.,..tions Have Been Issued
are Printed ON Thin Paper
the Form or Trai"m"n's
Running Order.

Brotherhood of Railroad Train
Wa issued Invitations for their an
hall which will be given at the
Guard Armory New Years
The Invitations are decidedly
30 and out OF the ordinary They
r,Iutei on thin paper to resemble a
,,onbic train order. 1t Ia dated at
arrangement committee office in Red
| :, nacember 10. and reads asfollows:
Eourselr aud ladiss are requested to
rdless of all engagements or IN
lions 70 Light Quad Armory FRI
evening. December 81, 1897, where
eli hold main track in the Grand
owen by the Brotherhood OF kail-
eTrainmen, until side-tracked at
m for refreshm ents at the Banquet
Fcom a. IN. till 4 a IN. you will
a. Nor Time Card No. 367; at er 4
vou will run double to your lady's
lance and return xtra to your home.
\ the assurance that Red Jacket
Ice wishes you many happVanu pros-
Inns ,uns through 1898"
il signed by 1.-The Boys" as conduc-
and "Our Lodge" as engineer.
h. Morrisey is chief train despatched
AE. King tram dispatcher with
IN Homer. Jr,, as operator. The
il complete" and issued at . p. m
om,ttee having the affair In charge
as follows:
rranoement Committee wv. ]. Anderson
phen CockIng. Clarence }. Granville, Pa
Earthly, Walter Palmer
nor Committee william Downing, james
sIe Harry Huddlestone. joseph Michaels
N Hoast, Alex Mclean. A. Carney, III. >
ener.
pceotion Committee - Red Jacket Lodge
967.
icsets, 81; music by Fifth Infantry
I'd: James Riney, prompter. A ire
cial train will be run from Hancock
ughton and Lake Linden. Tram
return after the ball. Train will
We Houghton at 8 o'clock D. IN.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21
THE NEWS IN BRIEF

ID. III. Ball. a leading Maroro,,o
Mich., lawyer, who has been mont,onaS
a cahuiuate for the supreme bench
Vi michlgan' says such talk is not au-
thorized. au
". 3. Garrett, dry goods merchant
OF Corydon, Ia, has failed. with uabIu-
ties OF $4,000.
MISS Amelia Koegel, 35 years Old. at
tempted TO light a gasoline stove al
Hoiyoke' Mass, when there was an
explosion. She and a 2-year-old child
named Alfred Kenell. were killed.
Flora Sweet Of Susquehanna Pa
aged 40 years, shot her mother. Mrs
Elvira Sweet, aged 60, innicting a
wound from which she died. II was
the result OF quarrel. The daughter
was temporarily insane. Mrs. Sweet
and her daughter were at one time res
idents of Chicago.
John Strawman, a Seneca county q
FARMER, threw a cartridge into the fire
1t went off, filling Mrs. Strawman's
breast with shot and causing her death.
Strawman's right hand was blown off
by the explosion of the percussion cap
as he was taking the shell from the
fire.
Thirty-three men were injured, two
FATALLY, in a collision on the Rio
Grande road near Castle Rock. Colo.
between south-bo passenger train
| and runaway chair car loaded with
railroad employees.
The jury i'm the case of the city OF
Omaha against the bondsmen of ex-
| City Treasurer Henry Bolln returned
a verdict in favor of the city for 81 900
The 107 pieces Of silverware which
were stolen last July from Ex-Governor
Matthews Of Indiana, near Clinton, Ind.
were found beneath a haystaCk.
Engineer Patterson was killed in q
collision on the Southern Pacific rail.
road near Benson, A. T.
While Timothy Carroll, a prominent
citizen of Kilkenny, Mimi. was driving
home his team ran into a rut, his wag
on was overturned and his neck w
broken, causing instant death.
The schools at McCool, Ind, hav,
been closed down on account of diph
liberia epidemic, two deaths being re
ported.
The call has just been issued for tn
| general annual meeting Of the Illinoi
Republican Editorial association a
| Springfield Jan. IL.
William Strecker, 16 years old, fe
fifty feet in an elevator shaft at She
boygan, Wis. His injuries consist of
broken arm, dislocated shoulder an
broken nose
In an alteration at a dance in Rock
land, Wis. between Edward Couche
; and f. Wagner, Gust Prochnow inter
fered, striking Croucher with clu'
splitting open his head. Prochnow
: in Jail.
The Oshkosh, Wis, city administrs
| ton has declared war on slot machine
and they must all go by Dec. 20.
Burglars entered the residence
| James b. Smockton of Flora, Ind, ar
secured about $3.50 in cash and $15
goods.
Q Mrs. l. f. Squires, dressmaker
a Sioux City, Ia, committed suicide Wi
!. poison. Family troubles caused the az
John Kinnie committed suicide
Fort Wayne, Ind, by cutting his tnrof
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21

Fhe celebrated lecture "KIondise or the
I'd Fields Of Alaska" will he gwen az
Salvation army hail this evening py
biessor Wills. See the famous j. H.
|ment clai n and a trip up the YUKON
lenty-two new views have just Deeh
eiyed aud will be shown this evening.
mission 10 cents. Come. Lecture
nmences Mt \ O'Clock.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21

|ailor Dick, we'll known character
put the streets, was taken to Hough-
last evening by the marshal ana
len home at the county house. DICK
letting well along in years and is TO-
" unable to take care OF himself. Dur
the summer he managed to get along
he way or other, but now that winter
set in the officers though the county
bse the best place for him,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21
Murderer Merry at Chicago.

Chicago, Dec 21.-Chris Merry. charged
with the murder of his wife. and James
smith. his alleged accomplice, arrived
in Chicago yesterday from Princeton
KY, where they were arrested both men
were later confronted by Joseph Hickey
upon whose confession they were ar
rested. but they stoutly denied any
knowledge of Mrs. Merry's death and
were finally placed in Jail, pending ex-
animation.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21


Senators VIE understand the sltua-
ton are inclined to place the blame
mon senator Morgan, who is more
AGGRESSIVE and earnest than diplomatie'
~ ie said in the meetings of the com
n,ittce. as wen as upon the floor oil the
senate there have been many collisions
between these statesmen. senator
Turnie is a scholarly man, an inteIna-
tional lawyer and a thorough patriot
h,,t he is as gentle as woman He
avoids quarrels and bickerings' ana
contents himself with Logical star
ments Of propositions. Senator Morgan,
~, The contrary. is dogmatic and sneers
a. all opposition. RE is sarcastic ana
Sometimes absolutely careless OF the
feelings Of others Under the c,reuln-
stances the intense earnestness OF MOT
ran for annexation of Hawaii tends 20
silence Turpie, who does not ike 70
agressively argue with the man VINO
has so bitterly opposed him on all oc'
eAS'o"' DUNBAR
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21

Whs sa,.lrg So: Nay, 9Sc. Ccrn-Sy5 NJ
No. Spte . siI G27c. oats---tlrmn.. No No
t NO 2s;ta24c. Rye-Hishs'
46Hc. n,.rols Grs,Iu. 90
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21

\ IL merely matter OF business WIN
P. You ought to insure your house OF
|piture, or bosh. NJ T.. OBI ien, so'ic
b Tor the Friederichs, StringerS Harris
Fney, will be pleased to take your ap-
cnfinn
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21

'he meat market o. Calumet street.
nrIum, lately occupied by Reynolds *
Iery. Also three rooms suitable ior
all family on Eighth street, heu
iket. Apply to
loHN Il. O'NEILL, 115 Fifth 81.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21

biss Lena Bajaari has ret rned rom
Ferris Industrial school at Big hop-
where she has been attending sehooi
past term, to spend the holidayewitn
parents,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21

lr. Thomas Shea r csiyed letter
bay from Frank Torreano, VINO. le'V
I las TALL on yieit 70 his home III
IT, which says that that he ana Mr.
BERT We zel are in the same cry anu
ling "A good time together.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21

pr. and Mrs. Sherman RoAs went 10
|rquette this morning toHpend tne no.
fs with Mrs. Ross people.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-21
THE MARKETS.
chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Dec. 20.
Following were the quotations on the
Roard of Trade today: Wheat-De-
cenoher opened sl021a, closed $l.Oo'
January. opened 9415, closed $3.50; May
oraned 92ssc. closed $3.50. Corn-De-
cenber. opened 26lsc, closed use Jan
rarv opened 26Ssc. closed &c: Nay
onened 29Isc closed 291sc, OatsTD
cember. opened 21l5c, closed 2i%c; July
opened 221hc, closed 22%c' ,t,oI.
oan,ber opened $40, closed nomi ma
Ion,'ory onered $500 closed $S'Z1s'
Wav onened IS. 95, closed $500. LARD
nacember opened $445, closed nominal
Ionuarv. opened $4.6O. closed S4.oZ1s'
Drnd,yce. Butter-Extra creamery,
oon nor IN. extra dairy, 19c; IreSh
noc,,ing stock, 13c. Eggs-fresn stou ,.N
5oc ner doz. Dressed poultry sneyS
eSS15c per ID: chickens, 51sQo1sc' uue snSs
Rose. Potatoes-Northwe iiu,nois
eSs nor In. Sweet Potatoes-lllihols'
s2.0002.50 per DBL ST..
chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Dec. 20
uoqs-Estimated receipts for the 20 oa t3,.
h dop3 Las ranged at S2S5@3.5O ior
o;,uVO 90 ShG53. 52is for light, $Sg5@a.SU lor
piss, Dockinr, $S40Q3.55 for mlNeu,
rouS 60 95M355 for heavy packing anu
anu So lots. Cattle--Estimated re-
anipts for the day, 1iCo0; quo'a'n23t.a
.onged nj S5.O0N5.50 for cholce 70 ~ A.
staera S4.5Od5.O0 coed TO cIio 20 oo, M
"a SoIil S. fair to good, 90, oo ars
mon TO medium do. $d''V@l.-O co COCA /!
ntenrs S3OO03.75 stocketss,o So, $' =" be;f.
s57.s sf 9Gm9.SO COWS, S26OQ 4;oo ~
60 95l14 90 bulls, oxen anu -e seas :,
| eaS o AZ 1'exas steers, ana $d'oonO,.y,
S9'OV9~ 1aiyes sheep and Lamns-I-,s'i
ctod receipts for the day. wv wy 'cd5fI 81
iiitteu ,S,ofstiprs ranged at $"'oV% ~ 80
steyns e9.1ON4.SO natives gnu
, Q625 lambs. ,,,,.,.. ,,,,c stoc!s.
East Buffalo, N. y, b re, CON 1v'
Durning Is stevens LlES s-aIo n i
,,,jcsior Merchants, East ~ 15,,--Ninte ne
quote as follows: Oal'is- tol55 Ok. 600
w. bc4t oeaVy steers, 9o.lvtt D. 81 W.
cars, ~, enluning and export VI
10 C'..o..-si,-u,s 10 fair &.SOW4'oV' 80
| b.VU' ny, bl,tcbarv. S4.00Wf.3oi H'5 a
20 $50 se s5D4.00; light hclIets, IA a. +
puISli.' 4 10 choice, $4.UVN -.eo' -
Uo.oY' l0-,s. S225G,fOO; sto5 80 20,
gousS arm. $375W4.Z0; stoSH 81 ne 70
81 oog1so5: do. bulls Sz'o ,gss.cinto II
fSJ~Ser e7.coG7.75. llcE -. b,,il- sel
hls .l.,,.rl.ot active and tr1ni ~ -,
cars, Elai 80. raeGiurcs, and E h,-s
Not..-4'; 81 eos; PIGS, 20 % 80.
So.oV' ~. bs-Eccsipts 90
sheS,p e. ..-edy for sheep ana ye az
mare 49, culls TO ccSt, eo''VSS "a eS
nlNeu ec04S5; yearilnSs
w W.! e., Ss opcred STEADY Vu' &C.
200; 20 To-, S5.loCG.25; culi' 10 So
ss.15G5.C0, ,,.u..,,se Grail.
milwaukee, Dec ~.
So. No. 1 northern, "
Wheat--s'esSSc.' Nav. 9Sc. Ccrn--tlrn
No. spraliL,sss,, , eS, Oats--Firm; NO
No; o. oss,fl92ic. Rye-Hisher; NO
46Mc. ,,.rolt GrsLu.
Detroit. Dec. 3D.
wbsat-cssn white; CSC bl S.S Sesr ss y
scso5rrnn-cash, soc. White o"'''
: Rve-<sAo bid.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-06-19
Death of c. B. Thompson.

Charles B. Thompson, who was shot on last Tuesday week, the Sth inst, m 2 quarrel with John Gibson, died on the afternoon of Thur, day following. It was found impossible to remove him to Springerville, and he breathed his last in tent on the mountains. He was attended by Dr. S. NJ. Craig, of this place, and pr WegenfOrth, of Fl Paso, Texas, who had summer camp in the mountains near by. The doctors, after very short examination of the wounded mans injuries, pronounced them Iatal. They also expressed sur prise at his extraordinary vitality, as the injuries would generally prove fatal in a very few hours, but Thompson lived over two days after being shot. AsIt was all that could be done was to make him as comfortable as possible aI q await the end.
 Thompson displayed great coo.npss. receiving the verdict If the doctors with calmnesS, after which he called lIlC DOyS III Cduip tu lllIlI anu blh ChCh one good bye. He then gave directions as to what arrangements should be made in settling his affairs. He even went so far as to give directions that 8 coroner's jury should be summoned while he yet lived, So that no time would be lost. His wife, who wes with a Hsh- Ing and camping party on the mount aims at the time. was sent for and came a short time after the shooting and re- manned until he died.
 The remains were taken to his home in Springerville immediately after his death, A coroner's jury was summoned and after hearing testimony, render ed & verdict in accordance with the facts ss published ast week The funeral occurred on Saturday afternoon, from his late residence near Springerville.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-06-19
Birthday Party.

Last Wednesday was the birthday of Miss Aunie CreAghe, eldest daughter of Sheriff St. George Creaghe, and Tn the evening of that day she WAS given surprise by party of her young lady and gentlemen friends, who having rendezvoused at the residence of Solo, mon Earth, moved down on the Creaghe residence in body, and took posses sion. After greeting thelr charming young hostess, the party proceeded to have 8 right merry time, and with music, singing and dancing, the too short evening was gally passed. It was well along toward the early part of the following morning when the merry party dispersed. with many good wishes of happy returns of the day, and ln this the HERALD man also joins.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-06-19

Wegen forth himself ;s a pleasant gen. tleman. and his camping experiment was being conducted on scientific lines, but be was unable to furnish the menu of a DeImoniro. and his crowd quit him just as the benefits were beginning to be apparent. The fact that the pa tients were able to make themselves so disagreeable IS proof enough that they were improving. No one should join a camping party unless he can agree to observe the common, ordinary ethics of such an expedition.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-06-19
Weekly Crop Bulletin.

The following IS the weekly bulletin of the Arizona section of the climate and crop service of the weather bureau for the week ending June s, 1897:
 Thunder and wind st rms with light showers during the re art of the week are reported from m my localities il ihe eastern half of the territory. Only in Graham county, however, was the amount sufficient t0 produce an, mate al las ing effect over more than very s.ua Il area. The amount in Graham was about one half tn inch, was quite gen ral, and greatly benefited stock interests but being accompan- jed by high winds. i. had q contrary ttf,ct on penil g grain fields, wui were in many plAres liattened to the ground
 The sHowers in south 'rn Na aiO md Apache count e. " re lowed by fr0StS on he 2d and 3d. Tn injury, however slight. and cr0i S generally ar DOT ed iu fhe cJnd ii m though water is ge,tin scarce In this dist ct Ilanl- ing is ab ut finished, wheat and rye are heading ou; and alial d anf potatoes are in blIom The first planting of corn is ready for cultivati n but hat Illuted later is suff-Iingi in some local iueS from cut worms.
 In the Salt river and lower Gila valleys sum mer heat and summer drought is on in earnest 
 ues fairly plentiful, and reports concerning crop conditions are universally favorable. Bar ey and wheat harvestS are in lul headway, and some farmers are cutting tn second crop of al 1 f,fa Figs and Royal apricats are icing mar keted and waterme onS are ripening.
 Refre ,hing light showers rep prted from | parts If Ydva 'ai county, but they seem to have 1 been local Water iS scarce. except in springs and stock Un ranges. while yet in good condi- ton, are living on dry feed
 | Extrac from correspondents reports: l NuIIio >O-Weulhcr warm; some wind: some 1 clou S. Slight showers on the 3Oth and 3l strong wind n JuI 9 II Farmsr rs watering graiu. Bet e. prospects for crops than for four | or five years.-L j. Br.wn, IT.
 St. Johns-Light ran Monday. Crops are all growi ng last and everything ind teS that we | viii have one Cf the best hdrye>ts tn htt We have had for years lialfa will soon be ready lc l cul.-W J. Mallory.
 COncho-Hea ' cuudS; no rain. Range bes for years. Mean Jemperdtur 64 -C 1. kempc
 Con, hO-Ali the week hos been much cold l Water in reservoirs nearly exhausted. - i Stanton.
 Spring rville--Wind fore part of week. Tem perature lower than preceding week. Llgh fIost on night of Sd; no injury to fruit or gar dens. Planting about all done. Water iron river yet.-Mrs J. Uddll.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-06-19
ROADS ASSESSED.
Board ofEqualizatiOn Complete
 it's LabOrS.
EGazette.I

EGaZette.
 The territorial board of equalization yesterday completed Its labors and ad- journed sine die. The natter of fixing the asses ment of the variOns railroads provoked considerable discussion dur ing the past few days but the matter was adjusted and the railroads are now assessed at the following valuation per mile:
 Southern Pacific, $6 570. an increase of $l00 per mile over last years assess ment. Arizona and Southeastern, ,, ,360. an increase of $50; Maricopa & Phoenix, S4 300, an increase of $50; Arizona & New Mexico, $3,346, increase of $250. The vaIuation Of $5 GOO per mile placed on the Atlantic & Pacific wns allowed to stand. The ArIzona Central. a small road Tn northern Arizona, l2 miles in length was assessed at S500 The Pull man cars were valued at S4,00O and tourist sieppers at $l 200. There was considerable discussion about the mat ter of assessing the roads exempt from taxation but owing to the want of a legal spinion from the attorney general that matter was discreetlv dropped.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-06-19
The Camping Sanitarium.

Dr. Wegenfnrth's camping sanitarium
 was deserted last, week by the entire crowd of ssIuneers'' whom the pr. was treating. The cause of the exodus is said io be on account of the lack of such IuSuries as Italial opera, feather beds and Brussels cafpete- necessities which the doctor had neglected to pro- vlde. IL is even said that the. aggrega- tionef sranks were guilty of that un- pardonab!a violation ot the camp code l, ra<ssup- ga sxiskinR -at.. kha grub" Dr.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-06-19

Miss Rosa Miller entertained a num- Der of her young lady friends at the home of her mother, on last Friday evening. The occasion was the fifteenth anniversary of the young lady's birth day, and her young friends had very merry and enjoyable time celebrating the event. We join with her friends in wishing her many happy birthdays in the future.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-06-19

A committee, composed of Leiuten- ant Tom Peterson, James w. Lesueur, ". w. Berry, Mrs J. B. Patterson and Mrs. Charles Jarvis, was appointed at a meeting held the fore part of this week, to arrange a programme of exer- cIses for Ihe celebration the coming Fourth of July. The matter is in good hands, and Insures that the celebration will be a success.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-06-19
Notice for Publication

(Homestead Entry No. 6I5)
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT ARIZONA
 April 2S, 1897. Notice is hereby given that the following Eamed 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 District Court, at St Johns, Arizona. on Sat urday. June l9, lS97, VIZ Walter J Winsor for the north half of northwest quarter Sec. S4, and east half of northeast quarter, Section SS, Twp. 9N, range 29 E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultiva- tioR of said land viz:
 A. A Dewitt, Hen-y Butler, Edmund Nelson and Edgar :. Burk, all of SpIingerville, Apache county, Arizona.
 P. W. OSULLIVAN, Register, First notification May n lsQ7