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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
Take Place at fodder River=Gen. French Will Not
Withdraw His Troops From ArundeI=-Garrison at
Mafeking Placed on Short Rations-- Reputation of
Tne Different Generals Before They Were Sent to
the Front--Brtish Plan of Campaign.

London, Dec. 12.-The almost complete
absence of news from the theater of war
up to 2:30 this afternoon increases public
anxiety, SO deeply stirred by Saturdays
disaster. Such scanty messages as have
dribbled through seem to indicate that
preparations are about completed for
simultaneous attacks at Tugela river
and MOdder river, the djspa tches show
ing that the British and Beers We're in
touch in both directions Monday.
There is no confirmation Of the report
of another day-long battle along the
Modder river Monday. but possibly there
has been resumption of lighting as :'e-
ported by Cronje last evening" as the
searching lyddite shell fire of Sunday
was probably preliminary to an ad-
vance.
A strange item of news has reached
here from Boer sources, announcing that
the Waschbank bridge is damaged. This
is taken in some quarters as possible
confirmation of the suggestion that the
way of Hepmaaker and are parting to
attack the Beers north OF Ladysmith in
the rear.
"A message from NdaupOOfC. ualeu
Monday, December II, shows that Gen
eral French has apparently no inclina-
tion to withdraw his advanced troops at
Arundel, as it Was feared it might be
the result of General Gatacre's defeat.
French reports that his artillery on De-
cember II forced an advanced post of the
Beers south of Colesburg to evacuate its
position and seek refuge behind Wall
kOop.
There is great indignation in England
at the ignorance the British intelligence
bureau is displaying in estimating the
Boer strength in Cape Colony. Experts
aver that $1,000 Beers will have to be
driven out of the colony before the pas
sage of Orange river can be commenced.
The Rhodesian force advancing to the
relief of Mafeking reached Gaberones-
fort on December . and found the Beers
had evacuated the place The Rhodesans
are repairing the railroad as they ad-
vance.
The latest news from Mafeking shows
that Colonel Baden Powell has been
forced to reduce the rations of the gar
rson and inhabitants, but water is
plentiful there.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
Won BuelOW'S Statement.

London, Dec. 12.-The Daily Chronicle,
in an edtoria, discussing Count Won Bue-
lows statements in the reichstag says:
Count Won Buelow talks of the lessons
of the HispanO-American war. This
may mean that, il Germany had possess
ed the fleet she wants to build she
would have saved Cuba and the Philip
pines to Spain. Are we to presume that
he thinks Germany an anvil and Ameri-
"a as a hammer? If So it is idle to talk
Of a great German navy purely for the
purpose of defense"
The Times. referring to Count Won Bue-
lows hammer and anvil phrase, says:
'"rhere is some danger of error or excess
in these literary excursions. 1t is hard
ly probable that Germany viii ever aga in
hecom" the anvil of Europe, but il is still
less likely that, even, as a world power,
she will be the hammer of the sea-
Other papers comment upon the speech
in connection With the necessity under
which England lies of Keeping pace with
the growth of the German fleet.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
STATE SENATOR DEAD.
AMES r. ANDERSON OF MEAGUEH
COUNTY PASSED AWAY
THIS MORNING.
Special to the Inter Mountain.

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Helena, Mont, Dec. Estate Treas
urcr Collins received a message from
White sulphur Springs today announcing
the death of State Senator James II. All
derson, who passed away at O'Clock
from an attack of appendicitis. General
regret is expressed on all sides in Helena.
Coy. Smith, Mr.. Collins and many others
sent expressions of coincidence TO the
family and many will probably go from
here to attend the funeral
After one and one-half DAYS effort Il
jury MAS secured at noon today in the
United States court to try the case of t.
Rollins Morse against the Montana Ore
Purchasing company. The juiY MAS
sworn in and the court recessed until Two
when the taking of testimony begun. Tine
jury is pronounced a good one, being
made up of number OF representative
citizens. All excepting Walter Passe-
want. who lives in East Helena, aud j. y.
Kenck. who lives in Valley. live in Hell
cna. The jury is composed of: Il. {.
Wallace, merchant: Louis Staddler. cat
llcman: II. o. Farris, restaurant; j. y.
Kcrct ranchman; r. II. Emery, bank
clerk: w. X. McComas, liSerynan; r.. {.
Perrctt bookkeeper; Frank S. Lang,
merchant; w. G.. Bailey, capitalist; John
Bower. merchant; G. II. Wickes mining
man; Walter Passevant, rancnman.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12

nOunced that the first battalions of the
sixth division would sail on Saturday
There will be more strength in the Bow.
even ii one general after another goes
wrong and shows incapacity for adapt
ing himself to Dutch tactics.
The Dutch warriors for their part dis
play remarkable hexibility. While con-
tinulng to fight in their own way. they
have learned that the British open bat
ties with artillery fire. in order to clear
ground for Il front attack. and they
adapt themselves to these tactics by sus-
pending gun fire and holding back rifle
volleys until they can be most destruc-
tive. They have also found out that the
British commanders attempt to surprise
their positions by forced marches at
night and they get their foes In we'll
placed ambuScadeS
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
Gatacre'S Report

London, Dec. 1.-THE war Office recalv-
ed the following from Gen. Forrastier-
Walker, dated today: "Capetown--Gat-
acre reports as follows:
"The idea to attack Stormburg seemed
to promise certain success but the dis
tance was under r-estimated by myself
and local guides. Policemen took us
round some miles and consequently we
were marching from $3.50 until a. M,
and were landed in an impossible posi-
ton. I do not consider the error inten-
tional. Beers commenced firing from the
top of an unscalable hill and wounded a
good many Of our men in the open plain.
The Second NOrthumberlands tried to
turn out the enemy but failed. The Sec
ond Irish fusileers seized kopje near
and held on, supported by mounted in
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
The Captured British.

Pretoria, Sunday, Dec. 10-President
Steyn has sent the following details of
the fight at Stormberg Junction:
THE British. with six cannon, at
tackled the Beers under Swanepoel and
Oliver and stOrmed the Beers entrenched
positions on the kopjes. After a severe
fight they We're compelled to surrender
The prisoners are Major Sturges, six
officers and 23O n-commissiOned Off
GERS and men of the Northumberland.
and two officers and about $50 nom com
missioned officers and men of the Irish
fusileers. 1t is impossible to state the
number of dead or wounded British.
The Beers captured three cannon and
two ammunition wagons.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12

fantry and cape police. Guns under Jeff
reyS could not have been better handled,
but regret to say that one gun was over
turned in a deep mullah and another sank
in the quicksand. Neither could be extri-
Gated in time to be available. Seeing the
situation, Il dispatch rider was sent to
MotenO. We collected and withdrew our
force from ride to ridge for about nine
miles. The Boer guns We're remarka bly,
we'll served. They carried accurately
5000 yards. 7 am holding Bushmanshoak
and Cyphergat. l am sending the Irish
rifles and Northunberlands to Sterk-
Strom to recuperate. The wounded pro-
ceeded to Queenstown. The missing
Northumberlands number 366 not 306 as
previously reported.'
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
Of Fine China
and Cut Glass
In the Art Room in Basement "a.
zaar, on Tuesday. 0ecem.
ber12, 1899.

When We will have the pleasure of
showing magnificent assortment Of
beautiful pieces of the Finest Porcelains
from the worlds most celebrated pot
teries in Europe. Goods of this order
appeal strongly to persons of refined
taste and artistic temperat tments. for
whom they are especially adapted as
handsome Holiday Gifts for their
friends. No person who can enjoy the
luxury Of possessing and appreciating
fine China. Cut Glass and Bric-a -Brac
should miss this exhibition of chef
d'oeuvreS shown il
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

Washington, Dec. 12-The debate on
the currency bill was continued in the
mousse to-day. Owing to the pressure
Tor opportunity 20 speak on the demo-
cratic side Richardson, the minority
leader. asked that night sessions be held
FOR the remainder of the week, but this
was demurred to and it was finally
agreed at last that night sessions for
debate should be held next "Wednesday
anu Thursday and FRIDAY. Grosyenrr
OhiO), was the first spes: y Z to-day
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
Want the Convention.

Washington. Dee. l2.-The contest OYER
the place for holding The next republican
convention was begun at the white house
today. \ large delegation from Philat.el-
tria saw the president and explained 10
him the hopes of that city, but the prssi-
Dent said il would be anifestly improp-
er for him TO express the slightest pref
erence for any city in contest of this
character.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
Royal Vienna Ware
Cauldon Ware
Royal Bonn
Cloisonne Ware
Royal Teplitz
Doulton Ware
Intarsio Ware
Royal Satsuma
Royal Dresden
Wedgwood Ware
Coa|port China
Louwelsa Ware

We have Il matchlcss assortment Of the
finest cut Glass, showing the newest and
best cuttings in Water BOTTLES, claret
Jugs. Wine Decanters, Whisky Jugs,
Olive Trays and Dishes. with dozens Of
other pieces of all sizes. Here are some
choice bohemian Glass, fine Teplitz
Busts, beautiful Plaques, artistic Stat
uary and Havilanl China, plain and dec
Grated.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
Chafing Dishes
Five O'clock Teas
andMettlach's S Stems

You'll see a variety of Chatting Dishes.
etc, so handy for those who do not keep
house. and the largest lot Ga direct inn
portation) of Mettlach'S celebrated
Stems over 800 styles, large and small.
More things here Just right for Christi
mas presents than you will find eise-
where in Montana.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
Wealthy Boy Burglars.

Chicago, Dec, IA gang of alleged
bay D.. glars was ARE este.i last evening
IN "a laHissily a furnish ID apartment Is a
N .ll.una.re would occupy. Five bays
e-a?as 4 tha gang aa,i ;ia.r aSes rans =:
from II - II wears. The walls were.
hing With costly tapestries, rugs, Valu-
able paintings ana musical ms: uments.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
SOLID
STERLING
..SILVER
|J.H.Leyson's S
221 N. Main ST., Butte
221 N. Main ST., Butte

Every housewife is proud Of the
) appearance of her table. Nothing $
adds to the real wealth of it's fur I
nishing like fine Silverware. We 5
have it in abundance direct from 4
5 such famous makers as the Gorham )
manufacturing company. the Whit
) Ing company and the Towle COM 3
pany. Any one of these names, 4
) when stamped on piece of Silver I
ware, is positive guarantee of su- 5
perlor excellence. Read the prices
below. then pay us a visit of in
spection that you may know just 4
how much of saving they mean
} to you.
Sterling Bon Bon Spoon. O. M
in case, only .... 4J.VV
Stss''"s sass' Only 3s''y .:..' Spoon. in $500:
S'sa'Ss sn'S PIX: Pie Knife :.': i" case $3.75;
i; S:'s: & ":ss''; :': ~'':: .s'a 'Ss IS! $500:
S'fs''as Sas'sr fEss% ks;fe '.' h.a's and $2.75:
Sterling dozen Coffee d m
Spoons. in case ... 0O.VO
Stss''ns ssen ...': Sugar Spoons: spoons: $I.oo;
S's;'ax in sa*e Preserve Preserve. Spoons: Spoons $500:
Stss;'"s sass .:'. Lettuce .:::, Fork in S LIS
Sterling Sardine Server =. $1.25
Tail Orders Filled the Day Received
.&IsS<SnS>SS NNAAAAAA> a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
PROPOSALS WANTED

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, at his office in the city oi Prescott, territory of Arizona. will receive proposals for the purchasa oi seventy 6ve s per cent. water and seWesage gold eoupon bonds uBtil lZ o'clock H on the l4th day of
 March, A. D 1879. each otsaid bonds being oi the denomination of one thousand dollars. interest payable semi-auluaiiy in New York City place tp be desg gHAted bv purchaser
 sad bonds to Fu8 for a period of
 fifty years.
 The City oI Prescott reserves tho
 right to begin liquidating thes,
 bonds after ten years and as funds
 may accumulate in its treasury ap
 piicsble t1 that purpose beginning Titt No l.
 4 certified cheek payable to the order of the CftJ of Prescott for : ! per cent. of the amount of the bid must accompany the bid. which Is tC be forfeited iu ease tLe successful bid ! deg shall Tor any reason fail to ac. capt or pay Tor said bonds. No bla Wiil Se considered for lss, . than the par value of said bonds. The successful bidder to designate . The style of the bond and the City ! of Prescott Co pay for engraving same. The successful bidder tC have the option on remainder O. ] authorized issue on same terms a, those sold, provided the city shall deem ir necessary Co issue same. The night to reject any or all bidi ' is hereby reserved.
 JoHN P BAUDER, 2litd City Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
Golden Eagle Opened. .

The Golden Eagle Hotel is nuw open acan for business after having been quarantiHed for several weeks. There was one case of continent small poN now entirely recovered, sLd out, with no blemish time wont remove. The proprietor, Fred Sattes had an eruption, the result of vaccination, but he has entirely recovered, and for teu days past has been dsvg.iuE hIs time Co renovat- ing and refreshing his hotel. Dr. Day who looked after the health conditions during the quarantine, says ihe Golden Eagle is thoroughly clean and no danger of any coDtagiou exists, and the friends of Mir Sattes and the public generally can be cared for as usual. 2-l3tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
MLnrlLI.ANFnI..

Fresh candies al AItken & Robin 1u's tf
 Butt-rmilk for sale at the O. K. store. West Prescott. l2-I6tf Leave your packages for the Verde stage at the O. Kstore, West Pres colt. l2-l6tf
 For good meals. go 10 the Burke Fine cooks and the table supplied with the best of everything 10 be found in the market.
 The legal officers Of the Crowned King Mining Co.-N. c. Shekels, eirector and president; Rubert Will kinson, director and vice president; Jas. N. Taylor, director and secre- tary; Geo. F. Harrington, treasurer; R. II. Hetherington, resident agen. :; Harrington and Shekels, superin- tendeuts. fl4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
Why Ordsr pi Sslssi Psrynal Pnyaty and Real ESak Shsuld
 Net ,. Made.

IN THR PROBATE COURT OF YAyAPAI Neanty. AriasnA Territory. lR the ularsagt q the eStAts ef Ai-xanasF strshss. aao.sfs.s lSEass n. strNAAa. tAs sdmiaisirEtaE ~ ths ss- tate o, AlsxARssr strAisan tisoozszd hAsizz fled hs pstition hsrsin prayihS for Ea ordss af sAls of personal prou~rty and of a certain ss-t ef ths r'Al sssH's sf szid d.e~deni, foe tho parBoss thsrs in sst forth it s tAsrefurs erdsred thaf al iaterssssd p-sssoas AFpeAr hsfors tAs saia Pro bate COurt On Assaay. the isth aay sf March. 1899. AS 10 o'clock e H- .uf s.id asy At the elrart ruou of sad coars. d ths nuurt hOase la Prescott. HSysp~i eeuHty. AiiEuza Tar ritory, then Aa6 thsre Co show ezass whF An or- der sAoald n0t os Eranisd Co the ssiA Jsmss a . ssrAhNa to ssii sad posponAl propsrSy:NE3 real estate.
 And it is fsrthsr gId0gza thAt a espy of tkis order ba pahiish.d in shs wEBiH JoURxAL- AtsEE. . neNspapss pahlishsd in szid ooanty fof fear suocessive weeka
 C. P. HICKS.
 ProbAss Jadse. Dated FshraNrr n. isae
 first pGblioAfiuH. Feh IA ttN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
J. J. CHENEY x Co,
Sold by bruggists, 75c.
 Hsii's Family PilLs are the best.
The County Newspaper.

The country newspaper Is au nm Porant agency :n the cultivation of public spirit. and however humble IL may seem be-Iae the metropolitan daily it has 8 place iu popular edu- cation which is tcn little regarded The country newspaper Is usually local in its news, and the very peo- pie who might ml6. lt tre~h and suggestive arr those who com plain, most lrusly af ifS mearrg character. Shgrr, spicy az 5ci-s per taining to loca. interests are always welcomed in its caiymus, and the men Ind women B Do most desire .c make. home life iu fhe country rich and infusnual raa best do SD bv contributing freely .o jt- columns oi what they have in mind. In some plates this has been done, and the result in the qgcseHed lie of the ccmmuuity has been gratfying.- Boston Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
lRIZONAJoUBAAL-NINEk
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH LIs99
- - -

Tie folloumE ls fh- dally repor oI insrumen's 6l-l In tEe county recorder oGise ss reported by ihe Akers-I Irit.e Brown Abstract Co.:
 Feb. Z-p P Grja.va Frank Chnesmtb aud E80aIe B Poster locate Gujalva mi1e H Black Rock dEtrIct
 Geo Zisa locates OlYmps mine in Bsack Canyon distuct. Q Geo Bro6kshire locales John l. Sullivan. Ball Morning S,aT, Car Ton, EnieTpusc Bourbon and Browning miues ia Verde district
 Emery 'F Fi=hsr aud Jobn Lord locate Coppar Barnill site ia Castle Creek disuct
 sJK Mason toJ C DuT mortg ou cattle on range iu Verde valley; S2o0
 OC Emu so V l. smith and Al Lenhsrt deed k-2-tar mine. Castle Creek district
 J C Lanham to Henry A S,rod- thOd mortg \ Zl feed of Dot blk :, Jerome; SlC00
 Julius E Brandt Co John II Stein deed : int iu Eagle Tall mine Pine Grove district; Si0
 John E Stein to Nrs MC Listou deed 2 iut in above miue; $I
 Brown Bros Go r l. Griffin lease mining machinery ou Groom Creek . with option. to purchase same Tor S300.
 Feb. 2L-J0s- Peralio and Et- ward Escalaut- i0cair Nugget mine in Walnut Grove district
 Willis Cross % ' q tiTar desd Co Red Horsa aEl South Extension of Bed Horse .a.rrs and Cross Ranch ia Big Bug district; ST.
 Joe Askew .0 John Brooks deed Gold Com m'ne in Big Bug district, S250.
 r M Murphy aui wife 10 Ray HH oeed lOl i3 oik s, FleGry'- addition to Prescott; S225 Harris A Nlee.eT vs j Z D1ugiue. Morgan CowaH and Sai,an Gold Mining Co notice of action in dis . trict court to recover interest iu -Ssitan, Christmas, Mormon Elder and Turnbeaugh mines. Eurtka dis trict and iut iu stock of Sultan Gold Mining Co.
 Joseph L Bowels t0 Jos Dough erty deed lot r blk A, Prescott; S2O0.
 Feb. 25.-E. E. Mcfarland to Martin Petrich 30k75 feet on Hog Back claim, Jernue; consideration. $50.
 J. P. Dillon, assessor, appoints ?. Boscha deputy county assessor.
 John Chartz locates Cow Horn mine and mili site.
 Pat Barrett to J. R. Mcdonald. interest in Gem ga con, Prescott: consideration. Sl50
 -Ars. Mary Mcdonald to Mrs Thos Boyp bar aud fixtures of Sazarac saloon, Prescott. cousi iteration S2UO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01

sDining stAtlon
 Through ticksts to all points in the UnlE 5tAtes, Canada and Mexico.
 CONVENTIONS; Jerome Junction uitk .. 4 r. for Jerums, r. '. Junctlsa uia d E R. R. for Huron and Mayer. MaYur ra etags tO Crown King and other ma points, Prescott with stage hEes q all the principal mining camps Cz grees Jcnction with stage hnee for e. gress. HzrQua Iala. stanton and fArnel. El springs Junction with the C. C. II. <. 4i- "a for Castle Cr-ek Hot Springs. the allg gl- round health resOyt; Phenix with the h. A S- R V. K R. R for pOints on ths 5. 2 systam.
 Y. N. MURPHY RE WELLS.
 Prest & Gen Mgr. Assf. Ge1- Al1
 Prescott. AriEOnA. Prescott. Ar11u GEO Nj. SARGENT,
 General ' d P. ARt.
 Prescott Arizona.
 W. S. GoLDswOHTHY, City Ticket Ag11.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
Cabinet Cafe

Sunday dinner, Feb. 26, for 8 eut s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
NOTICE ro PATRONS.

Subscribers Go the JOURNAL MINER 7'ling to gst therr paper promptly her by mail or carrier, or in case
 srot satisfactorily delivered by a carrier, will confer a favor by notifying this office so that the fault nav he Femedied. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
SPECIAL SALE. &s.

The O'Neill residence, completely furnished throughout. For further particulars apply on the premises from 2to 1 p. m. daily. 2-l4 I'm
 For sale aI a bsrgain-Oak bed room set and hair mattress, Eureka range, clipper spring couch, White sewing machine, Emerson piano dishes, chairs, etc. Apply al l59 \. Cortez street. 2-27 lw
 Home made hominy, or hulled corn, for sale at 10 cents per quart. Send orders 10 Mrs. Collins. Pres colt. 2-N-t6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
sroCKmoLnEK.s WEEPING

Notice is hereby given that the second annual meeting of the stock. holders If the Arizona Gold Mining and Milling Company will be held at Newton. Jasper county, Iowa, on Monday. March H. 1899. for the cleo ton fl board of directors and such other business as may properly come before them A. K. LUFKN,
 fStd Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
HrLp wANrEn

Active and trusted person 10 work f.ru- locally. L.He-a. ~alarv guar auteed. Good chance for advance meut. No capital required. For ful information address Shepp Co.,, IO3I to lO33 Chestnut street, Phila- delphia. , 23tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
FINE LIouoKs. CIaARs. As.

The "Bucky O'Neillp cigars are for sale at Hotel Burke. Try one.
 Carl Upman De-, l0c. and two for 25c. cigars at Aiken & Robin on's. If
 Strictly pure McBrsyer whisky at The Cabinet, bottled m bond, for family nsa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
SALOON FIXTUEEs.

Any party desiring first class sa- loon furniture or cabinet work of any kind, will do well to consult me for design and price. Rates reason abl. and work guaranteed. Call on WILLIAM BRrGHr, Scopel House. .
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS

TO PHENIx.
 Saturday excursions 10 Pheni1 and the Salt river valley. The s. F. P. & P. Ky. Co. have yielded tC the popular demand and beginning at once and continuing throughout the winter will cell each Saturday tickets 10 Pheni1 and return at one fare For further particulars call on or address w. 5. Goldsworthy, City Ticket Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01
Notice to Creditors Estate of Johnnie NJ. Morrison,
 Deceased.

Notice l. hereby given by the undersigned, Hd- mipistrEtoc..of the estateiof Johnp.e N. Mo.ris- son deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said dec sAsed. 10 exhibit them Siih the necessary vouchers, within foar months alter tue frst pGtli ion of this notice to the said administrator At- the office of Aorriscn & MOrrisou, Prescott. ArizoaA the same being the place for the trsnsaction of the business of said estate in said county of YavApAi.
 ROBERT E MORRIRON,
 Morrison. Deceased
 Dated this 2Sd tAy of January, 1sea
 First publication, Feb IS. Ats