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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-08-24
BLOOMSBURY WBEELMEN.
Filth Annual Race Meet on Saturday a
Success.

The Bloomsburg Wheelmen held
their Fifth Annual Race Meet on the
FAIR Grounds, Saturday afternoon.
The day was perfect one, scarcely
cloud being visible. The attendance
was not quite as large as on former
similar events. Six hundred would
probably cover all the admission tick
cts sold. Will F. McMichael proved
himself superior to the other riders,
capturing the Mile Open and Half
Mile Open with ridiculous ease, and
had it not been for over confidence
on his part he would have won the
Three Mile Handicap.
There was some dissatisfaction ex-
pressed over the Australian Pursuit
Race, owing to unfamiliarity with the
rules governing race of this kind.
The contestants are stationed at diff
ferent places on the track, as in a
Handicap Race, and rider is count
ed out when he allows himself to be
passed by another. When the race
was called Saturday there were six
starters. w. F. McMichael was
scratch man. When the signal was
given to "go" McMichael quickly
overlook three and then dropped out
himself, leaving the race between
George Harry of Berwick, and Dave
P. Care of Williamsport. Harry pas.
sed the Grand Stand in the lead on
the eleventh lap, when some one
yelled "you're out" He rode only a
short distance further and stopped, as
did also Care. Nobody appeared to
understand why Harry had been
counted out, and tor a while great
excitement prevailed. Matters were
finally adjusted by both riders agree
ing to run the race over. 1t was nip
and tuck for several laps when Care
satisfied that he was unable to hold
out against Harry's endurance, gave
up and conceded him the race. The
list of events follow:
Halfmile Open First Heat George
Harry, Berwick, first; George Burthart,
Wlkes-Barre second; Frank J. Stoecker,
Milton, third; David P. Care, Williamsport,
pace. Time I.o7.
Second heat, Charles Harry, Berwick,
first; Elmer J. Williams, Wilkes. Brrre, sec.
ond, Andrew Gaffney, Wilkes. Barre, third
w. F. McMichael, Berwick, pace. Time
I.ost.
Final heat, McMichael, first Care, secont
Burthard, third. Time I.o6t.
2.4o Glass Race First heat, Ray Huber
West Pittston, first, Joseph J. Weber Pitts
ton, second; J. w. Wands, Milton, third
Time 2.24.
Second heat, Andrew Gaffney, Wilkes
Barre, first; w. E. Eckert, Berwick, second
Thomas J. Wands, Milton, third. Tim
2.24.
Final heat, Huber, first, Gaffney, second
,, Eckert, third. Time 3.I9.
Boys race, one mile, I. J. Wands, Milto
first; J. w. Wands, second; w. A. Rabb
Bloomsbury third. Time 2.55l
One Mile Open First heat, d. P. Car
Williamsport, first; G.. b. Hart, Wilkes
Barre, second; George Harry, Berwick, third
. Time 2.234.
first; Charles Harry, Berwick, seconC
Thomas J. Wands, Milton, third. lime 2. 3
= Final heat, McMichael, first; Care, seconC
: George Harry, third Time 2.4o.
Pursuit race, five and one. half miles. We
by Charles Harry of Berwick, in 1850
Boys race, local, l,-W. A. Rabb, frs
: Frank Bibby, second; Daniel Stiner, thirc
0 Time $40.
a Three mile handicap.--Charles Harr.
Berwick, IS yards, first; David P. Car
| rIc
Michael, Berwick, third Time 7,I9.
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Court Proceedings.

Court convened for short session
Monday, at 9 o'clock a. m, with His
Honor Robert R. Little presiding.
Gen. Fire Ex. Co. VS.. Magee Car
pet Works. Rule to show cause why
proceedings of writ of Vend Ex.
should not be stayed. Order of Court
filed. Rule made absolute, &c.
Commonwealth VS.. Martin. Charge
receiving stolen goods. Noll Pros al
lowed on motion of District Attorney
Court adjourned to meet Angus
goth, 1900.
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SUPT MILLER'S ANNUAL REPORT
Hon. NATHAN c. SCHAEFFER, J
Harrisburg, Pa. {
Nv De,yv .Cy,. =.

NY Dear Sir -
The year, in review, presents no
radical departures, either in architect
ural advancement or pedagogical en-
ergy. We are confident, however,
that spirit Of progress is in our
midst, if allowed to base Our conclu-
sions upon the keen foresight our di-
rectors and patrons show in the APP
probation of thoroughly equipped
teachers. Unless they are fully pre-
pared, teachers Of provisional attain
ments are subjected to embarrassing
criticism in communities where they
find employment, because Of the de-
mands made upon them through the
influence of their we'll trained prede.
cessors. Surely, in this we can find
encouragement. Educational stand
ards are never raised, except when
they are demanded by progressive cit
liens, who are familiar with the needs
of schools.
A lack of taste is shown in some
districts concerning the matter Of
school.room decorations. We hesi.
tate to report that our schools are
being used as means of distribution
for political truck. Pictures OF can
didates, buttons, and electioneering
devices, are placed in the hands of
both teacher and pupils to further the
interests Of public aspirants. How
is child to distinguish between his
torical characters and ambitious can
didates when their pictures appear
side by side upon the walls ? 1t is a
good thing to put the schools into
politics, but by all means let us try to
keep politics out Of the schools.
Wouldn't it be better--more artistic
and productive of better results-to
decorate the walls with we'll chosen
pictures, representing some Of the
best art productions When we con.
slider that copies of the worlds most
famous paintings can be bought as
low as one cent each, what excuse is
there for decorating the walls of our
school-rooms with anything short oi
those productions which have cul.
ture valuel Often teachers aspiring
, to better positions and higher salaries
could, with profit. supply themselves
with such pictures.
A few districts have been urged
and are thoughtfully considering 9
plan, TO place under the care of each
, teacher, at the beginning of the schoo
term, the sum of ten dollars, to be
expended during the year for the lit
, tie extras constantly demanded by
wide-awake workers. Directors are
not always in position to anticipate
, or understand the needs of the differ
ent teachers in different schools, anC
this plan furnishes good test of ;
$ teachers ideals and general abil
| ity to adapt means to ends, while a
! the same time the confidence thu
imposed in the teacher must prov
t beneficial. Much money is needlessl
expended in the exchange of tex
books, which could be materially de
creased if plan of this kind wer
adopted.
In many respects the year has bee
a decided improvement over the pre-
ceding one. We look forward t
steadily increasing progress and NOR
favorable conditions.
81 Respectfully,
u John X. MILLER.
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Veterans Rally.

The Columbia County Veterans
Association will hold their Fourth Re-
union at Millville on September 10th
1899. Jos. Z. EWES, Sec.
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r. Miller, F. H. Ringrose, sub. w. A.
Snyder.
Scott W.-Chas. Shaffer, J.Weliver.
Sugarloaf N.-Harry w. Miller, A.
w. Vaughn.
Sugarloaf S.--Roland E, Hess, G..
W. Sutlf.
The audience followed the roll call
with comparatively little interest. AT
its conclusion came the most appetiz-
ing portion Of the proceedings, the
nominations for County Commissioner
Nehemiah Kitchen and Oliver T.
Wilson were named. The vote was
then taken, resulting in jughandled
victory for Kitchen, he receiving 7S
delegates to II for Wilson. The an
nouncement was received with pro-
longed cheering.
The other nominations were easily
and hurriedly made. They were as
follows: County Treasurer, John w.
Fortner, Of Centralia. Prothonotary,
c. c. Yetter, Of Bloomsbury. Regis
ter and Recorder, Geo. w. Mears, Of
Rupert. District Attorney A. w.
Duy, of Bloomsbury. County Auditor,
z. A. Butts, of Jackson. State Dele
gates, c. E. Geyer, Catawissa, and
Jenkin Evans, Berwick.
The Committee on resolutions made
the following report:
"The Republicans of Columbia
County in convention this day assem-.
bled, express their unqualified approx
al Of the wise and statesmanlike ad-
minlstration of President William Nc
Kinley, that has brought unexampled
prosperity to the country, and has in
one short year waged to a successful
conclusion foreign war; we endorse
his determination 10 maintain and de-
fend the flag in every cline where it
has been planted through the heroism
and valor of our sailors and soldiers.
We emphatically endorse the stall
wart and businesslike administration
| Of Governor William A. Stone.
| We heartily commend the Hons. M
S. Quay ond Boies Penrose for theil
earnest support Of the Administration
their successful party leadership, ant
their Jealous support of all Legislation
beneficial to the State which they have
SO faithfully represented in the highes
legislative body of the Nation.
We endorse the ticket this da,
nominated and pledge it our unitet
support"
On motion duly seconded the reso
lutions were adopted as read
Jas. c. Brown offered an amend
! ment to the party rules, changing th'
time for holding the county conven
tion from August to April, carried.
This ended the business, and tn
= convention adjourned.
, AT meeting of the committeeme
held Immediately after the convention
H. A. M'Killip was reelected Count
: Chairman. He thanked the member
' of the Committee for the honor, ant
stated that A. w. Duy was re-electe
as secretary.
In case Of any vacancy on the ticke
= the Chairman and Secretary, are en-
powered to fill the same.
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
CONVENTION .HELD ON MONDAY,
Fight Over Commissioner Was Bitter. Bu'
Nehemiah Kitchen, the Organization
Candidate Wins Easily.

WIZ hNiN va h1oNui pitSi-
noon between the hours of S and 7
o'clock. The only Office for which
any fight was made was that Of County
Commissioner, between Nehemiah
Kitchen OF Greenwood township, the
present incumbent and organization
candidate, and Oliver T. Wilson of
Bloomsburg, an anti-organization can
didate The result which is an over
whelming victory for the organization,
is a complete surprise to the anti's who
we're quite confident of victory.
THE CONVENTION.
Pursuant to the call of County
Chairman H. A. M'Killip the conven-
ton assembled in the Opera House on
Monday at o'clock p. m. The at
tendance was larger than usual. The
meeting was called to order by H. A.
M'Killip, who after stating its object,
asked for the nomination of chair
man, whereupon E. B. Guie Of Cata-
wissa was chosen. The organization
was completed by electing w. J. Girls
pin of Berwick, and c. E. Kreisher Of
Catawissa township, secretaries, and
f. E. Straub reading clerk. A. W..
Duy was then instructed to call the
roll, the delegates answering to their
names.
Beaver-Phillip Raybuck, Nathan
Rice.
Benton Boro.-John S. Baker, w.
A. Butt.
Benton TWP. E. Edison, w. S.
Laubauch.
Berwick N. E.-O. c. Young,
Jenkin Evans, sub. H. F. Traugh.
Berwick S. E.-Chas. Fritz, sub. c.
d. Eaton, M. ]. Crispin.
Berwick N. W.-James Lee, John
Wright, Jr.
Berwick S. W.-Ell Sherwood
James Evans.
Bloom. II. c. Brown, R. D.
Young.
Bloom. 2-Robert Morris, Roy
Swentzel, sub. John Scott, Jerry Geese
Bloom. 3-H. d. Edgar, sub. RI.
Runyon, B. H. Vannatta, JOSEPH
Wits, Isaiah Hagenbuch.
Bloom. &C. F. Deatrick, w. ]
Shut, sub. Jacob Stiner.
Briarcreek-John Chrisman, sub
Freas Fowler, Goodwin Klinetob.
Catawissa Twp.-Geo. L. Murry
w. w. Gensel.
Catawissa Boro.-Adam trucker
miller, r. c. Smith, o. P. Kosten
bauder, John Overdort, sub. E. B
Guie.
Centralia John White, John W
Goldsworthy.
Centralia 2--W. G.. Gittins, Gee
w. Davis.
Centre-L. B. Hughes, VIM. Nc
Allister.
Cleveland-C. E. Krisher, F.
Delbough.
Conyngham f. N.-John Sone'
Peter Lenihan.
Conyrgham w. NJ. sub. Harve
NtOIRc, LuWdlu liOiihioh'
Conyngham W.-Robert Taylo
Adam Friday.
Conyngham S. Wv. L. Rauder
bush, Charles Hordaugh.
Conyngham S. E. James McHale
James Ferity.
Fishingcreek E--Samuel Harrison
A. w. Jones.
Fishingcreek W.-Wm. Pursel, sui
John Kitchen, J. F. Trump.
Franklin-Sylvester Hover, Tho
Mensch.
Greenwood E.-J. M. Sutliff, R. ]
Parker.
Greenwood W.. c. Parker. 10
Lawton.
Hemlock-Willits Beagle, Hug
Appleman.
Jackson-E. J. Sones. sub. Joh
w. Knouse.
Locust-C. S. w. Fox, Jos. Stoke
Madison-Chas. Coleman, sub.
G. Creamy, Albert Girton.
Main-C. L. Keyser, w. r. Reic
eldeifer.
Miflin-A. l.. Foulk, G.. f. Zir
norman.
Millville-H. w. Kisner, II.
Wolf.
Montour-G. w. Mears, sub. S.
Bowman. w. M. Monroe.
Mt Pleasant-Joe Patterson, FL
Crawford.
Orange-C. W. Trump, NJ
Conner
Pine N.-A. l.. Greenly, +.
Whitmoyer.
Pine st. l.. Watts, VIM. Din
Roaringcreek-A. w. Leiby,
Cherrington.
Scott E.-W. A. Trembley, sub.
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Physicians &
Surgeons S Soap,
? cakes for I5c,,
sold elsewhere
for 2oc. Have
you tried it ?
The finest lath-
cring and the
purest soap in
| the market.
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Shirt Waists.

If there is an unShirtwaisted
woman in Columbia county,
here is her opportunity.
2s PER CENT. is THE CUT
right through on every shirt
waist in stock. We don't want
to carry them over.
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In Our Dry Goods Department.

Physicians &
Surgeons S Soap,
? cakes for I5c.,
sold elsewhere
for 2oc. Have
you tried it9
The finest lath-
ering and the
purest soap. on
the market,
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The Garments
Very Glad to Show You

How cheap you can now purchase the finest and
latest garments 1t wouldn't be bad idea to come
in and see how different this stock is from others.
We satisfied to have you look and buy later.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
The 9,.stte sloses . foresfal article

The 4,.stte sloses . foresfal article in the following choice words:
 The people of Arizona are just. They love fair play. and despise a hypoorite. No man is perfect and none are regarded a such. Above the puny light of malice, far beyond the reach of jealous greed, shines the everlasting eun of truth in whose beams are portrayed the duties Of men. The faith that caused Peter to follow bis Master; the love ths. the Savior bestowed upon Mary; the star that lighted the pathway Of Jesus are ali living and glowing today in the land.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
SHERIFFS SALE.

Public Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10 an order or sale sued out of the Dis,rc Court of the first judicial district of the territory Of Arizona. in and tor Cochi>e county. on De ccmbcr eth, 1899. and 10 me directed and deliv. eIcd. and which WAS issued in an action in said court then pending wherein William Corbctt rr- covered judgment against Julia NJ. Johnston de. fendant therein for the sum of si73 for wage es and for 8 s cost of recording his Miners lien and for 4a. 20 costs oi said sui, with inter-s; from Dec Sih 1897 al Ter cent per annum. and for ihe foreclosure O. his said lein and for the sale of the property in said judgms nt de- scrihed, an upon winch his said lein was per. fected. and wherein and whereby. l am com manded to make ihe said several sums of money together with he accruing costs. out oi the said mine and property. have this day ,evied upon all the right. title and interests oi the said Julia Nj. Johnston ibeing an undivided one thlrdl in and 10 that cert ,in mine and mining claim situ- atcs st the town Of Pearce in said Cochisc county. and territory of -riZona. known as and called the Moar mine and which adjoins the Ocean Wave mine belonging to the Common Wealth Mining Company, and which said Musr mine was located on March 2oth 1895 by John P. Peterson. w. l.. Monmopier ana san Moar and recorded in book nine lo) O. Mines in the County recorders officr in and for said Coo hisc coun'y. al pages 46o and @6I and to which said records and the complaint and decree in sad ASuon reieIehec IS nau h'i a more pitcuIar de- scription Of said mine and mining claim; and also all of the right title and interest which ,he >aid defendant Julia NJ Johnston had in said nine on the I2th day of September A. D. Is97, or which she may have since acquired.
 Public Notice is hereby gwen that will on the @th day of January A. D. 1900 a, the hour o'clock P. NJ. on that day, al the Iront door of the Cochise county. Arizona, Court House, in the ty of Tombstone in said comfy. offer for sale and sell. a, public auct on 10 the highest bidder for cash, all of the right title ana inter est which the said Iuiia A. Johnston had in and 10 the said mine and mining claim hefenbe!ore mentioned and ocscr.bed. on the Iath day of September A. D. 1897 and which she may have since acquired. to satisfy said order of sale, in- ter st and accruing costs.
 Dated December I3th. Ieoo
 SCoTT WHITE, Sher'ff
 By Geo. Bravin, Deputy sheriff
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
PPevensed . .Traged

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Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court. County of Cochise, Ter ritory oi Arizona.
 Estate of Mary E. Trask. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the uuder signed. adminisraior Of the estate of Mary l.. Irark. deceased 10 the creditors of, and all persons hay. ing claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. within fou, months after the first publication cf ths notice, 10 the said Administrator at his rcsiience in BeDscn, Coctise bounty Arizons, the sam, being the place for ths tra lSaet on of the business Of said estate, in snc County oi Cochse-
 k.E. TRA>K, Administrator of the Estate of Mary t. Trask d-oeased.
 Dated Benson. this a3d day of Dec Ise6 d77
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
NOTICE OF SALE.

IT. the Probate Court County of Ccchise
 Territory of Arizona
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
 Thomas Dunbar deceased.
 Public notice is hereby given tha; in p,lrsu. ance of an order of the Probate Court of lhe County of CochIse, Territory O Arizona. made on the rst day of August 1899 in the matter of the estate of Thos Dunbar dvcea ct the under signed. the administrator of sad estate. will seii al private sale on or after JaEIary 9th 1900, to the highest and best bidder for cash and subject to the confirmation of the saI3 Probate Cour. the following real estate ;o-~i.
 The undivided one half interest Of the # Of the SW x and the SW < of the s W K Cf Section a5 in Township IS .: and ihe N E of the NV < of Section B. Town ship I5 :; all in Range 20 E Gila and Sat River Meridian in Arizona. containing the 100 acres situate about eight miles in a noS;heiy direction. Bids or fers must be race m wrifir and vii be received at Wilcox.
 The urder-igneu reserves the ght to reject any and all bids or offers if deemed for the best interests of said estate.
 EDWARD w. DUNBAR, daotd AdminIstrstsr.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
NOTICE.

All pers ms working on or fnrnish- ing supplies for the $ snI r and Car on mines are hereby notfird that the owner' of :he sbove poperty hold themselves and rnperty free of any sn' sli debt contracted thereon dur iog term of bond. s id mines are sitna- tea m South Pass ruIquois Mining District and are now under bord to P II Clark.
 ! v SwAyZgK,
 EfRYDFR MCox TOMBSTONE Nov, 0 1899
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
Yhaueenss gre Ir1iag IL.

h ord>r n prove ils great merit of 0y's Crean Bsiia. the so1t effective cure for CatssTlI and Coll in Head, We have pre- pared a s:s-rors friAl sixs for 10 cents. Get i. of yoar dr=yg.st oy seLj lJ sents te
 FLY BROs-, Ss Warren St, T. '. City.
 Isuaersi frcm catarrh of t:'o worst fini ever since boy, and l never hof-.h sos cure, but Ely's Crssm Balm seems so da even that Many acquaintances have used t with sxeslleut results.-Oscar Ostrum, S Warrsn Ave. Chicago, Ill.
 Ey's Crsem Balm is the acimowiedsed sure for eatarrh and contains no cocaine, nsrsHy 1oe any injurious drug. pnes, O Ossn1a AtdrsGg,sts os by msl
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court or the County of Co- chise Territory of Arizona. Estate of Jeanette Sayle-. deceased.
 Notice IS hereby giv. bv the uadersi ned administrator of the estate of eannettc Say Ter. deceased to tie creditors of and all per- sons having claims against the said deceas. d to exhibit them. with the necessary uchers. with. in four months after the first publication. of this notice to the said adninis,r.tc.. at my residence in Dos Cabeza., Cochise County, A. T.. the sane being the place for the busiIess of said estate. in sad County of -ochis..
 ARTHUR SAYLER. Adminisua ator of the estate of Jeanette Sayler, deceased.
 Dated this I 3ih day of November. issa ST
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27

simon iiie. cabin. lot sI, block 2.
 bispce- ................... 2i E SaDche. < Of section {. township
 IS; range Io. Ito acres land.
 Lower San Pedro. m .. I2 6i kefugia Saise. ranch Improvements
 3 horses. wagon and harness
 Lower san Pedro. o...... I3 % Townsiie Mining and Milling Co,
 Townsite mlne No s4. I8 8
 acres: hetalic Accident miLe,
 No s. I8.95 acres. s AZ l H Terry. southwest Z. section rs.
 township 20. range 90. Iso acres Lower San Pedro ....... 3I So Toe Vercelina. rsme house. furniture bispcc 70 Mrs NJ L Williams. Frame house: frame houses on lots 5 and 6 block fS, Blsbee. .... Io S5 Dan Wauehtal adobe ana frame house, furniture. sewing machine 2 work horses. 900 goats, wagon haincss, bicycle Dos Cabezas. 20 90 James M aters, lot I8 block q, Wilcox. ........... So NJ. C BENTON FRANK HARE Chairman Pro tenn Clerk JAMES F. DUNCAN Deputy Clerk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
Notlce to Creditors
. Probate Court of the County oi Coehis

In the Probate Court of the County oi Coehis Territory of Arizona. Estate of Chas. A. Reich, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Ed H. Wrttig. administrator oi the estate oi Chas. A. Reich, deceased. to the creditors oi and all persons faving claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publ,catp . of thIs notice. to the said administrator al his office in Bisbee. the same being the place for the uansac'son of the business cf sad estate in said county of Cochise.
 ED. H. WIrTIG Administrator of the E. tat~ of Chas. A. Reich deceased.
 ated Bisbee. this 3rd day of Dec rsoo pr
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
CITY IyD C1USTY OFFICIAL PAPER
FREE COIN.!GE 10 tOl.

loom Paul" did all his praying be- fore the fighting began. This plan has certain obvious advantages which peopl. wko fly to arms hereafter should not forget.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27
Homestead 4pp.icaron No. a,ss.

Homestead App,icaton No. 2rsa Department of Interor.
 Land Office at Tucson Arizona
 Dec. I6. 1899. Not ce is hereby given that the iol owinp named sett CT has filed nouce oi his intention Ia make final proof in suppor. oi his claim and that al 1 oroof wlb te made before the clerk Q. the District Court at Tombstone. iizona. on Sziu day. February v, 1870. viz Henry Goefgtns. Of Los Cabezos. Arizona, for the N W x Sec, IS. Is s.. R 1s E., G. & S k. B. 6 H.
 He rames the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. wig
 Victory Adeli and lanes A. rrice. of Pin .rv Canon, ArIzons, and H~nv Smith and William Nutf, Of Turkey Creck. Arizona
 MucToN 2. NJ ORE, Regisses, Firss psbiicssscn Dee. xe. Xs,e.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-27

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