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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
An Aeeident ResuIts FataIIr

Prescott was surprised as well as shocked Sunday morning when the word was passed around on tue street that J. T Shull, the we'll known livery man. was dead. Sev- eral weeks ago, on his return from taking a man to the Senator mine, on a dark night. he drove oil the road over an embsnkment, sustain ing a fracture to his leg, and also re- ceiying internal injuries. Since then he has been confined to his room, but up to Saturday morning he was thought to be improving. SymP- toms of an alarming nature manifest ed themselves Saturday aud he grew rapidly worse until 6 o'clock on Sun day mornius when death relieved ! his suffeungs During all his long ] illness he has been most tenderiy and deyotedly Tursed by his wife, who is prostrated from the effects of her long vigil and from her bereave- ment.
 ! Deceased had lived ID this com munity for nearly a quarter Of century, and was universally es teemed. He leaves a wife, three son; and two daughters to mourn tho loss of an afFectionate husband ano father.
 The funeral will take place to morrow morning al 10 o'clock frOu the family residences. Members O the I. O. o. F., A. O. |. W, W. O W. and Woodmen's Circle are re ouested Co meet at their respectiv' lodge rooms a, 9:30 to attend tn
 funeral.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Prof. Gentrr,s Show. .

Tue company of educated dogs and ponies owned and trained by Prof. Gentry are considered to be not only the best educated, but also the handsomest collection of dogs and ponies ever seen. The entire con- tinent has been thoroughly gone over with a fuetooth comb ID search of members for this company of animal celebrities, and the result IS that Prof. Gentry now enjoys the distinction of possessing H5 of the most superb specimens of their va rious kinds ever brought together
 Tbev are to exhibit their beauty and talents in this city under thor oughly waterproof tent at Pleasant street, between Willis and Sheldon Friday, September 29,afternoon and evening.
 Tbs exhibition is easily the best of its kind in the world, aud will bt thoroughly worth attending.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Pioneer Band Concert.

The Pioneer band of Phenix gave A delightful eonCert on the plaza Saturday evening. The program was quite lengthy, taking from : till g 10 render 1t, but II was as interesting as it was long. The plaza was thronged with ladies and gentle men and children during the enter tainment and they showed their ap- precistion by prolonged applause after each selection. The band IS under the leadership oJ Prof. Geo. F.. Coke. who Is not only an excel lent musician himself but under stands the art of directing and lead ing others. He has band colL- posed of good musicians also, and their work can not but please all who listen tO them. Phenix should be proud of her Pioueer band, un- doubtedlv the best musical organl- zstion ID the territory.
 They gave short corcert on Sun day morning on the plaza, returning to their homes in Phenix CD Sunday afternoons train. They expressed themselves as being we'll pleased with their visit here. The excursion which was gotten up by the band was not as largely attended as they had hoped it would be, owing to the ! lateness of the season, only about ! loo people availing themselves ot it ! Owing to the disbaudment of the ! prascott hand the reception to the ! Pioneers was not what 1t otherwise would have been, but the boys oI the Hook and Ladder company en
 tertained the visitors from Pnenil
 on Saturday night after the concert
 at their headquarters.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Our Public Reooros.

The following IS the daily report of instruments filed m the county recorders office as reported by the Prescott Title Co:
 Sept. 23.-Henry K Bebn locates two mines, Big Bug district.
 JW Cool and wife and J NJ Nis- bet and wife to Carrie Merwin. deed, SI.5OO; l57 acres in sec h.
 Yee Sim files certificate of citizen ship.
 R 4 Thomas and wife, Debbie Merrill and Amie Brown to Black Hills Copper company. Ltd, deed, two mines. Verde dist, Sl0O0.
 Thcs H Br,wn and wife to Black Hills Copper Go Ltd. Mountain View mine, Verde dist. S2,5O0
 RA Thomas, Doane Merrill and I'll Brown to Black Hills Copper Co Ltd. deed three mines, Verde dist, Sl5O0.
 Chas Egge and Adam Kracken' berger locate Silver Glance mine ID Big Bug dist.
 Lula A Krackenberger to Chas M Egge, deed } of Mountain Chic mine, Big Bug dist.
 Geo Rohpeter to Maud NJ Clifford cancels bond for deed on proPert' in Big Bug dis'.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Suspicious Prowler.

During the early hours of last evening a mau was seen acting ID susDicious manner in front of an East Prescott residence. The family had retired and the lights were all extinguIshed but accidentally he was noticed Tn 8 crouchlng posltson by the fence. After remaining m that position for a short time be started to crawl stealthily up to- wards the house. The male portion If the occupants of the house being ah-ept the woman of the house called to him asking him what he wanted. The man then leapcd over the fence and started up the street, and think- i,g that with this the incident would close. so far as the inmates oi +ba bouse were concerned, be soon crept noiselessly back again. The tsIspbope was then called into use and inc sherifs office was notihed when Under Sheriff Johns and two deputies soon put in aL appearance but the prowler was nowhere to oe found. Several times a man pa; b..sn seen m the same neighborhooo acting m suspicious manner : There IS a loaded Winchester lI that same locality which its owner says will certainly be used II thes, spspicious movements continue ant develop into occasion justifylng it'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27

The United Verde Extensions group of mipes at Jerome, formerly owned by c. W. Hull is now being developed by a company organized in Boston some months ago. the company having deposited Ao'oVe
 for development work. Ibe most
 interpsting work being done on this
 group is the shaft being sunk on the
 claim known as the lSSS This claim
 lies alongside of the Wade Hampton
 and Eureka claims. which are now
 prodpeing ore for the UDIted Verde Corper company. The shaft ID the 'sS IS nnlv a very short distance from the Cuijei Nart, company. Ibis shaft has b,.-u sunk t0 a depth ot ] 210 feet through the hardest kind of rock ta te found in the district, all of which has cost S35 per foot. Tbe conf fence of the owners or the propefty Is d moust rated by the per sistence shown in sinking ln such
 rock. but the faith that a different formation would be struck was
 realized on Monday last when the formation changed to v.Ty soft tale formations soft, in fact, tbat
 work had to be abandoned until
 timbers fer use iu holding back the
 sides of the shaft could be secured.
 What this change means, 1t will, ot
 course, take some days to demon
 strate. but it is the opinion of ell
 who pretend to know anything oi
 the district. that 1t meaus the close
 approach to a body of ore. Work Is nown being continued on the shalt, On the Jerome claim of this group
 development work IS being done ID a
 shaft and tunnel. The tunnel IS ba ing run m a southerly direction and has been in a mineral formation dur ing the past week or so, with indics tions for ore brighteniDg. In the shaft the formation is soft aud sink ing IS belng done with the assistance Of a large gasoline engine. With . the large amount of money whicl Ia behind the working of thls prop erty the development will urdOubt eily be rapid aud thorough, as thel now have two powerful engines a , work. one at the shaft ou the lSSl : and one at the shaft ou the Jerom claim. In the shaft on the lSS' claim of the United Verde Extension claims there has been encounters l, very strong copper water. hi l water came in just as soon as tn x formation changed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Protests His Innocence.

Paris. Sept. 2l.-The Aurore today publishes the following declaration from former Captain Dreyfus: "The government of the republic has given me my liberty, but liberty is nothing to me without honor. From today I shall continue to seek reParation for the frightiul judicial error of which I remain the victim. l wish France 10 knew by a definite judg- ment that I am innocent. My heart will only be st rest when there re- mains pot a single Frenchmau who imputes to me the abominable crime perpetratpd by another.
 "ALFRED DREYFUs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Mysterious Disappearance.-Mother'
 Appeal.

For a long time 1 have been seek- ing information as to the fate of my son Mark Neumsyer, whether living or dead. To all who have ever known my boy. to his boyhood com panions. to friends ot later years, l appeal for information as to when and wht re he was last seen or heard from. no matter how long ago. To newspapers everywhere who are .villing 10 assist a distressed mother to clear the mystery of her sons disaprearauce. appeal with re- oues, to publish this article.
 MRR. L. NEUMAYER,
 Portland. Oregon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Ian MaeIaren on The Church.

IL has been known for some time that Ian Maclaleu has been critic ally studyingmodern church methods and the results are now tU be made
 public in the Ladies Home Journal His first article is called "The Csndv-Pu in the Church, and in this ho frankly states what many h ave [ 1t but have scarcely ventured to publicly assert with regard tc social tendercies of the church. I he The sraNt English author will then handle The Mutineer iu the Church" and after that answer tho somewhat startling question
 Should the Old Minister be ShOtf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
A Tucson Murder Mystery.

Tucson has a mystery which when if IS uuravel,d will probably tasten -b..r rrim, of murder on a young man there. The body of man was f,und recently hanging to a tree near Noraiss. It was m an advanceo s,are of decomposition when iounu ,gG ,,- identity unknown. Later a yrupg man giving the name oi BrowD. appeared st a bank ID | uc- son with a San Francisco check Tor SIOOO payable c. a man named Derry Ea claimed that Brown was his right name. that he was returned EIondikar and gave the name o' Darrv to conceal his identlty-sAn ln- estigatiop. however, disclosed the f,ct That Brown and Derry had been traveIinr together, and had last nean seen together near oisoee. Derry has not been seen since, anu Q
 l,,raber of papers belonging to D.-,v were found m Browne posses i;on D, and papers also found where where bs had been practicing at "rltlns .S D.-rv's name. The description gwen gwen I ,Io san Francisco bankers taliies " .I S"t tbst of the corpse found, ana ...,,-,rrstances point very strong.y .'' z, T,ogn having murdered his Tor ,o.r partner for his money.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
R. x. COOK. Principal
Notice of Enrfsiiure

WsIkfr. Arinnna, Sept. n. tsss-TO JoAn Frank. he hairs and sssigns. Auu are hereby % ti6ad that ! have during tho years lss8 and i.s- and fFu5sruven1auts npon the savanna uane, Nalkar district. AasapAi county, Arizona IesrisurY. the nottce oi tocAtton whereof is un record in the ofncR qt ne couury recorder of tke county of favATai. Ari- runN, in Book t2 of mi1es, pAge tsl, tn order t hsild saif mlniAE ciain under the prUytsiels oi s-s-tior l1g of the rsfiasa ataiEtes Uf the United Sfatas nnd srneuduenfs t1sreto. ConceFntns annual labor upoa mining elaine. u oetnE ths amount required e hold cad claim Tor tho pe Ficsis ending Dee %, lsf and i-sos the sitn ol s1aa heirg expaudsd during eseh ui sNid yesrs end u ninety tNl dAys after tle publication hereof you fst ur refuse Co oontributs youf proportion ot soe 2 aKr,arditura aa cr-oNnae. yuur tatsrest in said mining claim Hiu become the prcpertg of ths suhsrrihsr. yuur cp-oWnsr, who hAs made tna r.quired sxpenditars hy th- terms of cad cec tion 2zg4 ID, A. CURTIS.
 First publication. Sept. I2. ise.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Champisa L.ds.

Beginning at e corner. corner no I. identlcsl vith ne cor Of che location.
 granite stone sXiesxet ins sei e m grO1nd
 slop,rSide is built a mon ef stones C co
 h,a-s and 8 ft high stone marked c No l.
 iss4 same stone marked l. No @-lsS4 for cor
 no 2 I.sak lode of this survey. A cross CD
 a granite rock iu place mark K c No T.
 iss.l bfs s 6 deg s5 min 5l ft- cross oz
 yrzpfts rock ln place marked x k l. No
 a-I8y4 bears n &4 deg E uuD V 6l-8 ft Souphessf GOT sc s2 tsp l3 n R l W brs
 ss aee e5 min e 6lfia 2 ft. Thence ~ deg ls min W iasss ft Co intersect line 2-a sur vey no rss9 Capitol lode 60 deg 70 min e qss s h frSu cor 10 s. Thence same coarse IG4-2 ft ts, cor DO idsntisal with e cor of the location which is also cor DO of short ! Out lode survey no tss5. cor no z Capital ' l,pde survey 30 lSa@ brs 9e deg 5l min e Sls.sft. Thence e deg % min V a6O ft ao I kss,thuest center end initial mon identical with iuitlsi mon Of the location Thence ! same course ISo ft to cor no Short Gut ! losle survey no 1855. Thence same eoarse ' ITtI ft to cor no identical Witk " cor Of | the location. Thence ~ deg l5 min e | l5oo ft Co cor nO4 identical with n V cor of | tha location, and vlth eoi nos Lnk lode < of this survey. Thence t5 deg % min e ! S0O ft to initial mon of Link lode of this
 survey. Thence same eourse Zs6,e ft tO in 1 tersect line S-4 Capital lode survey no Ez9
 at bs deg 24 min v 9t .s ft from cor no z Cap;talloda Thence same course lS-2 ft
 to cor no l the place of beginning survey q [ axtar9ar boundaries
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Is.%ssr

Total ne. area of survex .sl.0eI aerss
 Magnetic variation 13 degrees 70 min C.
 The vein of the Champion lode extfnes from initial monument at south center - of claim in a norfheasterly direction Aos feet te north center end
 The vein of the Link lode extends from south center end In a northeasteriy eif'S ton 3l26 feet to north center end
 The vein of the Fortune lode extenoss from initial monument at north center ene in a sOushvesterly direction l44e.4f fees ~ south center end
 The location of the Champion clam E recorded in the recorders ofhce oI isse pal county. Arizona. In book h-e or nAlAs1.
 Ths location of the Link claim is record ed in the recorder soffiee of 1aTapai eoal.s Arizona. in book l5 of mining re>'fas- pages lS3 Soa.
 me Ioscation of the Fortune claim is re t,orded in same records, book n q of rasne'- ~ pages 354-65.
 AaSoiuinQ claimants are as follows fl1< Mountain Mining Company. ogDers ~ Pine Mt. claim: northeriy of forleI1ss Warren B. Clark, surviving partneroi oi -, - & Stukey, owner of the Capital, sOutAsSSSs, SS., erly of Champion. and of the S1c5t ss.. s0utheriy of the Champion: Arthur n. - s.d. cheIl. ownerof the Poor Man claim. nols- westerly of Champion; s. B. Grifhn; osesi .s of the First north extension Capital, soa,r l easteriy of the Link and fOrtEne- ~ other known claimants ,.,,
 Any and all persons claiming adteLssS.. adt-s :, any portion of said Champion AAAN Fortune mines or surface ground s ss. quirsd to file their adverse claims VIE Ill. ' .t register of the United States land ono Prescott. Arizona. during the s1iy 0asl, ..s.i, per1od of publication hereof, or tnes ,.s. .s.. be barred by virtue cf the provisions "' - statute .
 FEKDEKICE A. TETTLE, JR-, hesis''- ffrwa publicaeior, Auc1st gS. ls9s-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27

Notice isi hereby given that the under signed is owner of the Bordeaux ullne. io catsd in Big Bug mining dlstrict and VIII notbe respons bic for any debts con trncted, for labor or otherwise against said mining claim for paTtIes Woi klns the sails under lease, bond or otherwise fNEp hEif.
 Prescott, AIiE. April i7, isss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
No, &if spshcatiOn fer a Patent
rr,.trlsf, SrATFs LAND OFFICE. i

F,re~~sit Arizots. August ~, AID les.
 Notice is hereby gwen that Norman L. QnfFu and James N. Sanford, whose post. offsce adaruss is Prescott, Arizona have the aay filed their application for a patent fo.r thiTts tWo hundrrd and ninety one fsst s,f the Chaupion, foftune and Link mtnes ar veins hosriu2 gold aud 9lFer and other ,,r,.5.,vs minerals, alth znrfsce knoand ziz kundre,l fsst i'd width. Etuated ln Naiker usiuinc district. caunty of fayapai, Tern terv of Artzouh. and dssignated b9 the neie rote~ and olilclal plat ca tie in thts cluee ss survsv numbered 1854 on uuSaxveyed land approximntely in eec 5, twp ls k w Ciis and Salt River meridian Ari11ua. saia survey no l.S.4 being described as foi- Iowa tc,-ulE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27

Notice is hereby given that the Hard Trial mine, located in Tiger dlstr1ct, . sFs- pal County, ATIEUnA, ls being Wofked an- der bond aad lease, and that neither ot the Ouners thereof nor the mine above named will be responsible for any iahor, improve ments or accidents vhieb might occur on or in the said mine. Jul. N. kodenhurg, Jehanue Rodenburg. JchH haioie'
 Prescott, Feb. s0, lsSs. "
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27

A former chairman of the Ken tucky democratic state committee charges that the Goebel election law was framed to steal elections, which cbarge is absolutely true.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27

Noie ts hereby gwen that the under signed ls aba hsh Os. asT of the tosiEnHstefs fs Yicilznte ana Nas Fra uaIEas, located ID Bug Bug Mining Distitct, lsvspsi Coan5y y' Arizona. and ! sil not he responslete Tor any debt, O. labor, contracted at AiElst ssi0 mining claims by sny persuns gf FSI sliis-
 MRS. IDA c. hAkLE1- Prescott. Arizona. Sept. 26, lss'>.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Dreyfus Leaves Rennes.

Rennes. France, Sept. 20.-Drey- fus at 3 o'clock this morning left the prison in which he has been confined since his return from Devils island, and proceeded to Vern, wh gre fe took a train bound for Nantes. The departure was completely unnoticed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
NOTICE TO
 CREDITORS

Estate of Clinton D. winS6sid. deces-ed-
 Notice is hereby gwen by the unfief-n n sdministrator of the estate of Cih1'o- "a Wfngteid. decassed. to e cretityrs ~ -.s and all persons having claims against ins deoessss. to exhibit them. with the ueos- =, vouchers. within ten months alter 1N' -. publication of this notice to the sad - istrztor st Camp Verde. YavspAi oonnty' - s0nA; the same being place for the trN0-, -, ton of the businsss of ssid ssta.e. AA county of IAvspai.
 Administrator to the se=tate of Ciln''N
 WinKfsld. dsoeased.
 Dated this 2tth day Of August. I5se-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
GARD CASES
WITH VISITING CARDS.

~. .f-s,,trsus Casd Case hsadeaa.ls . - ..-5 arsararesi Ntfh the Furc1assrs -. ..-.,..1 skss fr,1nt c9Fers s rsste = Flfe a--ss-.r. rsrnlzf Nfsttiae siae ha...i- ~ cAr'ls.
 - .5 ..-.f frsstlsi tss fesser1tlis stfrlinT = f-f ear. i.slfer. ss @ fslsitttett S1ll n.t - slwsEs kee4.t1E tEizht aud asticAlt st-
 .-.-.ss sffaz sssr,ls sTs grtsiisi "a tla h1let = -.-srt. Isa~trrst EfeFy tsziF nassar -. .,,s th. fsaufg of zee Alums1um Nara - s17v..sis e. lll, sli saii ls enisets@liy <-
 - . .,-.,II gIs Is.stakfs Nftte csfg Nsf5 plain. @s.5,--. -.-1ssf t.s liEnieci tu feeT hnsa fs,.s a i.sssIs. frciuatn1 Nsse Ntih nAzee. cnly .1 s,., 6- -..f ,-s.fuaid Ladze aud socisy Q - -. tistf-sns. sseni ozsh Vith 0raas Aslirszf eaasra O.
 ARIZONA -- JOURNAL-MI MINER, PRESCOTT. AEt1oSA-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
Prescott. Arizona. May l, Is.s5.

Notice is hereby given tsAf ths StNndard Nnd Buster group fl minss. located tn the fihe Grove district, Bradshaw muuntHins, Sre noN heius work,sd under bond and leAse, and tiist the oNpers Sf the same Wtl not bs rosponeabis Tor anv lalsSr Hcrident. or dslEs of the same Ac- crued under the terms of the ssase.
 IA fuEHEs.
 JoHN MCkENZTk-i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
By L0UIs k0UcHIEAr, fresidsnt-

Notice is hereby gwen that ths favorite Snow Fhsssr and Golden Belt Halnlng claims. located in Walker mining district, NAvApai Sounty, AFinona, are being NoEke under b. nd and lease and that nsttkef ths owners oi the same nor tEs Ennes above named vi ] 1s responsible for any isbof, improyeH-s uts or accidanis on thsH
 FkED EOBkL.
 \. l.. GRIFFIN. Prescott. July =, lssH
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
NolIcn or FoRFEIIURE.

To John P. Scoru, his heirs or assiKDEs You are hsral,y notified that have, during the years Isia lsisl I-e5 and tste. expanded 500 in lahsr nu the Eanfuck mining clam. recorded in book co Of miuaz. paga e. records of lavApAi countys ArizonA in order to hold sAld claim under the provisions uf sectiou 2s4 of the revised statnfes af tla United StAies and the amendments there fo. concerning annual labor upon mining ela4nne, it being the aDOunt required e hold sad claim for he period ending December Sl. isls and # within ninety lao) days after the puhlics'ion hereof you fail or rctuse Co co2 tribute your proportion of such expendirare, u1Gh intsrest to date. as co-oWner. your interest in the sAid mining claim will become the prop erty of the subecri heF. your Co-oWnar. who hAs made the required sHpsbditure by the terms oi sAid as-ci ion 2s3l. ALEN. DENNN.
 Mcfsak-e. Arizona. June a. 1888.
 Firsf uublicsfion June %. isf4- d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27

Miss Julia Grant, daughter of Col. Fred Grant, was married at Newport. R. l.. September p to Prince Csntacuziue, a Russian no hlamRn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27

\ two cent postal service has been iu Porto Rico by the United States. Postage heretofore has been five cents there.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
May E. IsM.

Notice is hereby given that the Brown DAke Gold ConfAuy's group of mines, located in HAssaysmpA Mininx District, will pot he re- sponsille for Any deb.s oF supplies. lAboT eF uis t@rfAl furnishs.d while working under leNse and sutiou- BBOWN-DAhE GOLD Cn.
 ByA.C C. Dsks. President pras,,ts Ian 1 fsfa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
ALFRED DREYFUs.
Still Preparing tor War |.

Cape Town. Sept. 2l.-PrePara- lions for war continues energetIcsily on both sides. The BOeTs are laager- ing and the British troops are reach ing Kimberley and Lady Smith, the onwar,i march of the latter being marked by enthusiastic ovstlons from the scared inhabitants and hordes hurrying southward for safe tv. The last report of Boer activity emanates from Newcastle, Natal, saving tbe Transvssl forces are en- camped at Zandspriut and intend to rad Natal immediately after they understand MT. Chamberlsln's reply is not satisfactory.
 Gold and Poverty.
 Washington, Sept. 20.-General Shafter has sent to the war depart meut copy of dispatch received from Colonel Ray from St. Michael Colonel Ray says: q find at Anvi aud along the beach between BOO aud $500 people. Fully 25OO of the people will be compelled to leave there before the close of navigation owing to lack of fuel and shelter There will be but three steamer here to return before the season closes. Unless the people can gel away there will be great suffering and loss of life.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
JuneI7.Nm.

N.tioe is hereby given that the undsrslgned ar. inc ouuers of th.s EmDoria ErOup of mining claims sitnate4 in HassAyAmpa miDinG Glsirict Havapai Coanfy. ArtzcnA and that they VII m no manner be re~p.nsible Tor auy deats, lAooF or other work contracted while the same are heinz worked under bond oT lesSe.
 DEMARY. sTORTs & KEYS, Dstaf Julr A Esqa 2m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Ofhcs Es Prescott ArizonA
 Sept. a. isQs Notice is hereby given that ths following named settler hAs filed notice Of his intention to make huSl proof in support of his claim, and that snid proof wi0 be made before Register and heceiver as Prescott. Arizuna, on Oct E. lsqa. vtE. Edward Hahnrin, for the Lot 6. Sec ZR Twp Il SksE
 He nAmes the follosinx vitnesses Co prove bic co1ti1nozs residence upous and cultivation Of, s4id and, via
 E. D. NulhollNnd. c H NorwoOd. wm- Ste phens. Vale Arnold. al of Camp Verde, Ara
 khEDfRfCK A. TRlTLE. JR.. Firs. pubHoation Sept 21