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M.rcur. New Iowusit.
tAiprcur Mlner.1

\ now townsi,c h to be- laid out on
the West Zip In u short time. II II To
be located ON the SnowHtorm ground
and win BE- known a. Rushvlllc or
Rush city several hundred lots will
BE- laid out with q wide street In front
aud q .0-fpot alley IN the rear The
county road which runs through ihr
townultc will BE- HtrniRhtoncd and viii
constitute the main street ~ Hushyillo.
The townsite will b. located east ~ the
mine ~ that no dump or tniiingH viii
II beautifully located Tor tnwnHits
as u u slightly rolling and slopes to
ward the west The soil II rraVoiiy.
nifordinE good drainage ana absence
from mud. The West Dip News viii
probably begin publication within sixty
days
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With the name OF Bessie l.. shirley
NJ the masthead, the Salt Lake Mine q
stock Journal made IT, appearance to-
crr and mining men. The Journal IL
launched to make "a speciality ~ the
mining Industry. and No. N full OF
crisp. Interesting reading with picture
OF A. W. Mccune adjoining the front
page. Miss shirley N 10 be- cnngrntu-
lated ON her pluck and indumitahle en-
crgy. and that the Journal may sue
coed. VIII BE- the wish OF an connected
with the mining business IN Utah.
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onIoAoo MARKETS.


Chicago, Fob. ii.--Mny wheat OPEN
ed at ssH. advanced To asa y. enscd
on 10 '3h0h.
Close.
wheat-May. 7aN; July. 7sxGh.
Corn-Fob.. 90; May. 31h.
Oatr-Feb.. gsis: May. 2sis.
Pork-Feb,. 1886. May, iousis,
Lard-feb.. BOG. May. 5.iODs.7e.
ltibs-feb.. ts5; May. 5oi.
cash.
whcat-No. 2. red. issGI9is; No. ..
GsgTi. No. hard, G1I6s. No. ., oiGG5.
No. !. northern spring. 1ihn12A. No. 2.
SONY; No. .. spring. sSniih.
corn-No. 2, 5Sag3Gh; No. .. 3sN9
3la.
OatE-No. 2.
Timothy tshGstIn.
FlaN-i.iai4,
linrley-ls TO "a.
Ilye-h1A
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Tho following named persons,
their heirs, or uuccesH1rr, will
learn something 10 their adyan-
tagc by communicating with the
undersigned Any one know
inE the address Of either %
them viii confer u favor by
forwarding the same TO my Of
nee.
Lars MortenHcn.
Clara Smith.
John Chriatofferaon.
y. q. Sorenren.
ole ". johnson.
briggs KinEsfori.
william Anderson.
Samuel Weber.
Joseph Keller.
Emanuel Petersen.
n. ]. Meyer.
NJ u. Crnndail.
Jcns Iohanson.
W. l.. Webster.
Iorgen =. Iohanson.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Utah sugar Co
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Hay N.,s,i, Mines.

The OHccoia correspondent ~ the
Willard County Proer.sa says that !.
III. Marriott has sold the Exchange
and Eagle group % gold bearing mines
Ia Salt Lake parties. This h q new
company. They win work from thirty
to forty men. W. \. Patrick. the
superintendent Of the company. will
De out here next week to move tho
twenty stamps of the Orccola Placer
Mining company. They viii put the
mill On the oHceoia west ditch. There
u one advantage 60 placing the
mill there. as the ditch freezes M In
the winter. w. r, Gregory has struck
" fith IN finding rpmc very good lead
on his ranch. We hope II proves valu.
ubio
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BUSINESS NOTES.

ON Tuesday last the Dcaerct Sation-
al Bank paid It's regular quarterly diyi-
dcnd ~ " per share. The stock ala not
rccede 10 any npprcclnhle extent. but
has sold since the payment Of the dlvi-
dend at t2o1.
The stockholders ~ the Coop. Furnl-
turv company met during the week and
reelected the old board Of directors nH
follows; John Henry Smith. LOWS NJ.
Cannon, y. NJ. Lyman, ~. 4. Smith Jr.,
". y. Parry, w. n. Williams. Henry
Reiser q, II, pettit and orHon nomney.
The new board elected the following Of
fccrri John Henry Smith. president;
Lewis N. Cannon. vice president: a. n.
Petit secretary and treasurer; w. n.
Williams. superintendent The report
Of Superintendent Williams for the
year 1885 made a gratifying showing;
the reserves Of the company were add
ed to ana a dividend was declared
Local dealers IN stocks state that the
money market has cased M again con-
Hiderably during the week. and that
dividend paying stocks are again In
strong demand. nroker cutter reports
the sale OF "A block Of Dcaeret National
Hank at se01 ana Y. G. N. !. at sisl;
other local stocks are quoted ns fol.
lows; ogden sugar $40 hid; state
Bank a. Utah. sold at 500; ut'th CONF
iutftlhl ana fuNlnfr lfNih hnld NJ par;
Utah sugar $685. Home Fire OF Utah
$50; Coop Wagon - Machine company
$40 bid.
George r. Odell general manager OF
tho cu-cp. Wagon a Machine Co, and
a.. q. Wright superintendent OF the
Idaho Falls branch, leave tomorrow ON
u trip 10 San Francisco. where they 20
20 superintend the handling Of large
quantity Of grain stored at that point
and held for various rRnohers and
farmers IN the Snake River Valley.
The bank ciearings FOR the past week
continue To show an increase, the total
Tor the United States having been a.
S26, 05s, $50. an Increase OF "a i-lO per cent
over the same week In aS The total for
salt Lake city reached a. O43 100, an In
crease OF q 40 per cen, over 1895,
In the assignment made on wednes-
day by y. w. Layton. successor TO the
knysville Mercantile company, at
KnyEyille, Davis county the total la.
bllitieH are given aa $3.50. or $3.50 more
than the cstlmnted assets, The as
Fignsos are George Swan Jr. and Levi
Taylor.
The stockholders OF the KRysyllle Ir-
rlgution conn any have elected the fol-
lowing directors. Thomas r. Roueehe.
Iyrnm strong, John q, NJ Barnes,
Vim. Taylor
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OMAHA 1--we srOCK.

Omaha. Feb. ii.-Cnttie-R Receipts.
600. Market active; native steers. a. 90
" $3.50. western steers. $3.50 u ft.s0;
Texas steers 1855 n $40. cows and
helfers, 1895 q i,gOi tanners, S2.s5 U
,3.25.
Rtockera and feeders. taS0 q N.S5i
calves. $500 " $3.50. bulls and stays,
etc, $3.50 q $500.
Hogs Receipts, 5000 Market TO
iOc lower. Heavy t3.GS a. 1915; mixed.
$500 u S3,0s. light. s1.55 q S3.67ia pigs.
.aOO " $3.50, bulk OF sales. $500 u $40.
Sheep-Hecelpts, 500. Market steady.
native muttonH. f3,75 q 1855. western
muttons, $3.50 a a25 stockers. i2.15
" $500. lambs, SlOO u N.s5.
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WEEKLY HANK STATEMENT.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes;
surplus reserve. decreased. $3.50. 40.
Loans. Increased, ts.tiC.iag. Specie. In
creased. ~ .spa 800, Legal tender. de-
creased, ti,22i,soo Deposits, increased.
600.
The banks now hold 1851. Sgs In ox-
cess of the requirements OF the % per
cent rule.
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STRIKE ~ THE COVE NINE.

Mir Fnrnsworth says II IL reported
that @ rich strike has been made In the
Cave mine. owned by Henry W. Law
renee and Hen Hampton The ore. b.
was Informed, runs high In gold. with
good values In silver nnd lead and IT,
present condition. II " said. Will enable
the owners to put the mine On pay
Ing basis.
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TmE wEEKls nrsINEss.
Up tlil noon today. sales for the week.
On both exchange. were as follOMai


The selling of memberships II bccom-
ing a feature OF the stock exchange
Last Saturday hon u. Luce captured
one for s1ci. this firurc being the high
est ever paid for Il scat. Today another
was sold, the buyer being Herman
Hamburger. who bid u In for the sum
OF flii
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KANSAS cIry LIvn STOCK.

Kansas city, Mo-. Feb. il.-cattle->
Receipts. 70, Market unchanged.
Hogs Receipts $500. Market &c
lower; bulk NJ sales, $3.50 n t3.5i. hcav.
les. s365 u $3.50, packers. $3.50 u t3si.
$3.50; workers., $3.50 " 1885, piss. $40
u s3.ii
No sheen
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% tho Prnrosc has been nr,lcsnl. ard
UiiNc work Ia tn, plAa uf the dhg
Si'Vryur sterling has completed u ~ O..
i'a,nT auiNov. urd ai isnin ~ tic
weather w.L permit use ma rye,
for a patent win be -Exchangc
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naeLtye Mining Company Meeting.

\ meeting ~ the stockholders 81 The
buckeye Mining company " called y"
the stockholders. TO be- held In Room
tos Mccormick Block. this city. &C ~
u. M. on Monday. March ~. 1873.
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WEIR SAID TO HAVE 1T.
Ajax shows an Improvement, but
Dexter Wcakens -tsusiness
Failing on.

In the pit this morning business was
very much improved. and with one
stock contributing 1900 shares. the
brokers succeeded In selling si.515
shares which had value of s2oisl u.
The feature Of the call. aud the stock
To- make half the business. was Dalton.
which struck a boom and sold with
unlimited freedom at figures ranging
from s't to .. cents share. while ut
the close there was strong bid % "a
cents. with offerings at a.. The sud
den uprising In this security. was the
cause Of much speculation among the
brokers as to why IL stood In such
great demand, and on inquiry u was
learned, though unofilcinily, that ThOH.
Weir and Oscar Young had bondoid
the mine for ~ cents a share or sylpO).
the bond 10 be- taken up OF let alone in
- week. This. therefore. Is doubtless
the reason for this mornings stir. IT
such men as MIR. Weir get hold of the
mine. II VIII be n great thing FOR the
Dalton. which may soon be opened ~
into good gold proposition. IA "
nald that the gentleman recently visit
ed MnfynNale and made AN inspection
" the propFty.
The first seller on the call was Ajax
which advanced materially and sold
NJ si.ti. while II stood In good demand
at 81 20. Dalton n Lark shared w the
trading at 10 cents. and Dexter was
weak, the stock making transfer NJ
igO3is and having "a closing bid ot
hut g2.ss. In -Four Aces there was
brisk business at old figurcH. sales be-
ins made IN 10 g. cents. this piico,
however. being for future delivery.
Unlcna was seller at 81 cents. nnj
Mammoth strengthened itue
on good reports from ths
mine and did business up to fi.ti. Mer-
cur weakened and sold a. low ne ts.ai.
while Lower Mammoth found tnkcra
on stationary basis. Northern Light
sold at ss cents. Sacramento &, tu ~
cents and star Consolidated at fi.31s,
Dealing with unlisted stocks. Boaton-
De IL Mar was handled at sh cents ~.
tire which the stir IN Dalton occurred
at which time is,0ol shares changed
hands Eagle and Niue Bell made
sale at SIS. aud Golden Eagle was
picked up at So cents. while Gold nm
was taken mt cents. Joe Bowers con.
tlnucd to advance and sold above y
cents, but Bowers Extension was some
what weaker. and had dealings a- low
M i2h cents. Richmond Anaconda.
sunbeam and Houth swansea were the
clos... ssiis!s.
BUSINESS FALLING OFF.
The week has rccn a falling on In
business. due no doubt 60 the unwiac
policy OF three calls "a day. on both
exchanges. up TIL noon today. the sales
had amounted To s2i.iaO shares, with n
selling value 81 $40. 500. 05. This N a
splendid showing as compared With
business a year ago. when II amounted
10 but 2s.is0 shares with a value ~
1901. 90. but Il II not M heavy nH u
was week or ~ ago with but one
exchange running and a single call
each day. Prospects for next week are
brighter.
The closing figures were as follows;
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Feb. i.--IIogs-Rcceipts
5000, Market slow. u Toe lower.
Ieaviea. $3.50 u t1.91is; mixed. $500 u
S397is; lights. $500 q sls5.
cattie-RoceiptH 400, steady.
UNCHANGED
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SPECIAL AT AuERn AUiIs. SATURDAY
IN 10 A.. 81

Ladies' embroidered border, scalloped
edged handkerchiefs, regular ~ and
zoe grades. for 2 hours only. at Gle
each. Limit 10 each customer.
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Advertisers who desire 20 reach the
country population OF the Western
States and Territories should patronixe
the semi Weekly News" It's circula-
ton books ure open 10 all advertisers.
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New York. Feb. ii.-sugnr-i,nw.
steady. fair; refining. 1915. ccntrifu.
gal, % tcrt. h-i6. molaHner sugar,
. a-iG Refined. steady. crushed. ~ F;
poMdercd. ~. Erhnnlntod. Dc.
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opening session. siigL. No sales at
later sessions. Cash wheat. ti.i2it.
Barlcy-cash, Si.1Sa.
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Waterman nrothcr., stock nroh.r..
No. Central INK. Phone iG-3 rings.
--=---------
Andrew A Lombard. stock urohsrs,
EOS Atlas Block. Tel. $500 Rings.
Morris A West. stock firok.rs'
i3i Atlas Block. Telephone COL.
Elmer q. Darling. sto.l rrohsr.
loans: . W. end south. Tel ios.
Harry ~. Cole. stecA ur"hsr.
No. 90 West Second South. Phone 3i9.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKErs.
MONEY.

New York. Feb. ii.-Moncy on call
steady at ~ per cent.
Sterling exchange duli with actual
for demand and at i.slis for 60 days.
Posted rates. tstdis and is6u =.
fihr silver, 5gt.
Mexleun dniiura Az
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The stockholders or the Kaysvlllc Ir-
rlgatlon conn any have elected the fol-
lowing directors; Thomas y. lloueche,
Hyrum strong, John q. NJ. barnes,
YIN. Taylor
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DENVER i've srock.

Denver. colo, Feb. li.-Cnttlc--Re-
celpts 900. Market active and nrm,
beef steers SAB n $500; cows, ta.26 q
SA0O feeders, freight paid to river,
1880 a siGO, rtockerH. do, $3.50 u s7b;
bulls and Etags $500 q $500.
Hogs Receipts, 800. Market active
mixed, $3.50 q Sa.15; heavy. $3.50 a
Sa.7O
sheep-Recelpts. go. Market active
aud steady; good tat muttons. $500 q
a. 90. lambs. SAYS a $500.
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SAN rRAscisc" MARKETS.
PRODUCE.
san Francisco, Feb. ii.-wheat-At
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The bank olearings FOR the past week
continue To show an Increase, the total
for the United states having been a.
N26,0is, $50, an Increase Of ~ i-lO per cent
over the same week In 'aS. The total for
salt Lake city reached s30f3.i00. an In
crease OF " i-i0 per cent over 1895,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05
PEARCE, ARIZONA
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court or the County of c. chise Territory cf Arizona.
 Estate Of Richard R. Fisher, deceased. Noticc IS hereby giv n bv the undersigned administrator of the estate of Richard R Fisher. deceased. to the creditors of and all per- sons having claims against the said deceass to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. with- in four months after the first publication of this notice to the sa d administraior. at his ofice n the Court House in Tombstone Cochise County, A T., the same being the place for the busiress of said estate. in said County of Cochis:.
 A. WENTWORTH. Administrator of the estate of Richard R. Fisher, deceased.
 Dated this I4th day of August. Isea Au-I6
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05
?. o. Address,
Notice of Application for Patent

U. $. Land Office, Tucson. September E IeoS.
 Notice is hereby given that ir pursuance of the Cni;ed >Iate. min.ng laws. Adam Her.ich, by James Reilly his attorney in fact, whose post CttIcs address IS Tombstone, Cochise couaiy, ArIooEs Territory, has made appH-a,ion for pIrent for I5so linear ct of he George Lode Mining Clairf situate in the Turquoise m ming district. county Of Cochise. Territory of Arizona as described in the official plat hereysih posted, and by the field notes on file n the office of the Register of the Gil. Land Distric; at Tucson, Territory of Arizona, as fellows. viz: Beginning at corner No I. SEE corner of claim a pine post in mound Of stone. 3 feet long n. square set one fcot in ground to b Tock I5io bears g IS w 53S5 feet; thence x 3+' z6' W I5co feet to corner No ?. identical with location corner pine post in mouGd of stone 3 II high I ins square Scribed I3ro C M whence U l. M No I3I0 bears $ 4o' 4s E. U $ l. NJ No I2+e bears x O 75' F; thence N 5I' 25' E 3co feet to initial monument of loca- ton pine post in mound of sone ft high ins square scribed I NJ G Nj C I3IS 300 feet 10 corner No }. pine post in a mould of stone 3 feet long 1T ches square set inches in ground 10 bedrock scribed I3Io G N C; thence $ 34e 26' l. 1900 iect 10 ccrEeT No 4, Identical with location corn=ra pine post in mound of rock feet high inches square scfibed ISro c M
 
 south end of calm pInc Jost m mound oi stone feet long inches square set iu bed of rock inscribed G N C I3Io 3oO feet 10 corner No I, place of beginning. Variation Of all cor ners I3S E. Area George claim 2o.s5 acres and forming portion of the quarter Of section
 in township No 19 $ of Range No 2s E., (unsurYeyes) Meridian
 The location of this mine is recorded in tire office of the county recorder Of Cochise county Arizona Territory at page 483 Of Book I2, Records of Mines. and supplemental notice al pages 5Is-5Io of Book 9. Records of Mines
 Adjoining claims are: This claim is bonded on the SW by the St Patrick mii..
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any porton of said mine or surface ground are re quired to file their adverse claims with the Reg ster of the United States Land ofhce a: Tue On ia the Territory of 4nzona during the sixty lays period of pub'ieaticn hereof or they will be barred by virtue of t-e provisions of the statute.
 Signed MILTON R. MOORE
 Register
 First Publication Ssp, s5, 1899.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05

| asirg a seaias heretofore attached. do certify that l. D. Du,tou. Esd Is 4,o,ais P-D..S within and for said County. duly authorized and qualified to act as snch: that his term ot offic- commenced on the :st day of December in the year 1868. and will expire on the goth of November in the year 1900, and that as such office he is duly authorized by the laws of this State to take acknowledgements of deeds and dispositions, and 10 administer oaths, etc.
 In testimony ~hereof have here
 unto set my hand and affixed the
 seal of Court. at St johnsbury. Seal this 9th day of July Anno Domni
 One Thousand Eight Hundred
 an1 Ninety nine.
 ALBRe F. NICHOLS,
 Clerk. II. R. Stamp Ioc Concelledl
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

in the Probate Court. County of CocLise. Ter ritoy of Arizona.
 Estate of V. Kcmb,e. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed. administra,or of the estate of V. Kemble, deceased. to the creditors of, ,ani all persons hav- ing claims against the said deceased, 70 exhibit them with the n cessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication cf th's notice, to the said Administrator at Fairbank post. office. the same the being the place for the transaction Of the business Of said estate in saic County of Cochise.
 A. V. MOVES, Administrator of the Estate of V. Kemble, deceased.
 Dated August 3I, 1899 sr
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05
State of Vermontl
 Caledonia Co.

B-fore me. E. D. Dutfon. Notary Public in and for said County of Caledonia, on this day personally appeared (. P. sawyer. Geo c. Kimball and George H. Bickford above named, and known to me be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing articles of in corporation, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and consd- erations therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this srh day ef July A. D. 1899.
 Seal E. D. Dutton. l. k Stamp roc Cancelled. Notary Pubic
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05
ARTICLE VI.

Tie affair." of this corporation shall be con ducted by board of seven (7l directors to be elected oy the stock holders of the corporation at the annual Stockholders Meeting which shall be held in the office of the company to be designated by the directors oa the Firs, Tues day m January of each year. And until the next annual meeting of the Stockholders. the affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by the following Roard oi Directors. namely: Hamilton s Peck. C. H. Stevens, A. B. Tho mas. Geo. ". Bickford. Frank C. Perlry Her man ScS,se.Aing. C. w. BrowGell. who shall hold osfic,. until their successors shall be duly elected and e: .l:.:c5
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05
State of Vermont


 Chit,enden Co.
 Clerks Office.
 l. O. P. Ray, clerk of the ud County and of the Courts Of Record, thereof do hereby cer,ify that Leo St George Esq whose name Is subscribed 10 the certificate of proof or acknow- ledgment of the annexed instrument and there on written was, al the lime of the taking of such proof or acknowledgement, a Notary Public in and for the said County of ChItten- den, dwelling theIein. commissioned, sworn and duy authorized 10 take the same. 10 ad minister oaths, take dispositions and the ac- SnO~lsd ymeni of deeds and other conyeyances of reIl estate to be recorded in said State. And further that l well acquainted with the handwriting of said Notary. and verily believe that the signature to the said certificate Of proof or acknowledgement i, genuine. and that the sad instrument IS executed and acknowledged >ccoraiag to the laws of the state of Vermont.
 In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my hand and atfi eed the seal of said County and Court this nth day oi July A, D. 1898. Seal D. r. RAY. Clerk II. R. Stamp roc Canceled) as
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05

British census reports of family names give fer England and Wale. 253, ,Gee Smiths, 242,l0o Jonss's with Williams, Taylor, DAyi, and Brown following in order. Murphy is ahead in Ireland, there being 6 .60O of them then comes Kelly 55,9O9, Sullivan 43.6OO, Walsh 4l.7e0, Smith 37,O0O, O'Brien 33,4Go. Brvne 33,0Oo, Ryan 32,O00, Connor Sl ,2OO, O'Neil 29 9,lO0 and Reilly 29,OOO.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05
Notlce to Creditors

In the Froba,e Court ofthe County of Cochise Territory of Arizona
 Estate of E. R. Sampson, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad- ministrafrix of the estate of E. K. sampson, deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims, against the said deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said admnisfratrix. af Bis bee, at the cfice of s. K. Williams. the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate in said county of Cochise.
 FLORENCE 1. SAMPSON, Adminisfrairix of the E.tase of E. K Samp. son, deceased.
 Dated s' Bssbee. August a. :sss a-s4
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
FREE COINAGE 10 tOl.

When one locates e mining clsi n sn the theory that former location by another wac forfeited by failure to dc ths D nscsssary mount of work thereon, the burden is on him toprove snch failure in an action by the for mer loca'er to determine the right of possession, ia as recent decision.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-05
State Of Vermont

State Of Vernontl
 Caledonia, Go ss Clerks Office |. Albro F. Nichols Clerk of the County Court for the County of Caledonia being a Court of Record. having a sea as heretofore attached. do certify that Her bert A Farnham Esq IS Master Tn Chsncery within and for said County duly authorized and qualified 10 act as such; that his term ot office commenced CT the tih day ci January ir the wear 1899 ard wlll expire at the pleasure ot the Court of Chancery, and that as such orhcer he is duly authorized by the laws ci this State 10 take acknowledgements of desds and dispositions. and 10 administer oaths etc. in testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed he seal of the Coud, at St.
 ohnsbury this 9th day ot July. Anno Domni Che Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety Nine.
 Seal ALBRo F. NICHOLS Clerk.
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