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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30

Briggs, Galveston, Tex; F J Kreamer
Yuma, A T; John Simons, St Louis
Frank Vail, Concordia; G b Hass,
chihuahua.
Hotel Zeiger: DR. and Mrs w E
Quinn, Organ, N NJ; Fred w Shank,
Cripple Creek, Colo: j T Pyle, Alamo
gordo: n A Gardanier, Jarilla; G B
Rosworth, Demine; Ben Weller Albuq
F G Matteson, Tularosa; NJ P Reynolds,
L M Parker, Pecos; Ben Randals, Col:
Charles Parker, Chihuahus:J Burke,
Chicago, D Ponce, City; A E Coleman,
FP Nicholas. Alsmogordo;G nj Prieto,
j M Wilson, G Wexdel, Miss E Z
Allen. Mrs G Y Soobell and daugh liter,
4 M Dudley, chihuahua: A ] Lownes,
Jarills; T F Day, @ Juarez; D L Ches-
nut, Chicago, Ill; @ Hsrroun. Albuq ;
J Reed Elliott, st Louis: B @ Carrut6-
ers, Denver; John G E Barker, Mon
5ans; Mr. and Mrs Chas Prayer: B
Guarsids, wife and daughter, Max
Schwed, Los Angeles: d. Rogers,
Barstow, Tex.
Johnson, ~Chihuahua; G M Vance
Gran berry, N G.; T T Taylor, Lake
Charles; L L Breckenridge Hooper,
Col; Sued Diez, Custer, Col; Mrs w.
CaRemann, Sierra Moja1a; G 81 Hesse,
N Y; A M Buchanan, Cleveland: Mrs
Armstrong, Master Hapley and Mrs.
w b Brockway, Albion, Mich; E S
Storey Oakland; L Eppsteiu, Dallas;
@ B G '~tllotte, Boston; @ Potter ar
son, Iexarkara: ] l. Hersh berry,
Pittstu G; j M Yair. Mesilla
Park: e L Allbritten, Kan City:
E 81 CObbs, Dallas: G E Howard. Tue
son; A 81 Crsiet, Chicago: II r Rosen-
stein, J Ganagher, New YORK: D G
Tisdsle, Durango;C E Neeley, ] r
Boddie, ST Louis; r 81 Henie, Ark
delphia; w w Brown. Cauadea, Ark:
81 Byrne.Los Angeles: G Birmingham,
Rice, Markley, Panksley, Dillard,
Christie, Phillips, Smith, Collins,
Brown, chihuahua.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30
PERSONALS

Mrs. q. B. Holt is down from La:
Cruces.
Attorney E. C.. Wade OF Las Cruces
is in town.
J. A. Shame returned from his Vir.
ginis trip yesterday.
DR.. Yair, of the Elephant Butte dam
company, came down from Mesilla
Park this morning.
County Surveyor A. II. Parker went
down the T. 81 +. this morning to
Alamo on official business.
DIR. j. Herbert Austin left Saturday
for Toronto, Canada, to visit his faith
er who Is Dangerously Ill.
B. S. Catlin left this morning for
Brennan, Texas, to visit his sister
who is reported dangerously i'll.
DR.. George Gould returned this
morning from Las Vegas. He has now
recovered from his late illness and
gain ed twelve pounds in as many days.
D. b. Hart, clerk of the federal
court returned to San Antonio yester-
dav and Capt. ]. P. Hodgson is now
looking after all the work of the
court.
AT THE HOTELS.
ST. Charles: A B Anderson, Ward
ner, Idaho: &C H%oughton, Canslitis.
Mex A Shannon, Virginia: w w
Adams, wife and child, C%hihushua: T
Jones and wife, Albany, N Y; Mrs
Joseph. Mackedon, San Pedro; John
Mackedon, Mesllla Park; r o Greeves,
w D Marshall, Tempe, A L: II 81 Wis
ton, Fresnal, Mex; John King, Guada-
lajars; E A Falkner and family, Mutt.
Francis: D Donegsn. Los Angeles,
Cal: S. l.. Imoid, j. F. bright, Maria,
Texas; Del Francisco, Gusto Francisco,
Meisales, France; A. b. Christopher,
Detroit, Mich; f. o. Bryant, D E
Wagon. Mound: w A Musel,
Leon, Mex: w 81 Rose aud wife
N G.; j. Rogodske Little
Rock, Ark: VIM. A Moore, Acoma,
Mex; James Broadhesd, Charleston. =.
@; Wm. Angel and wife, Henry Bloom,
Colo;
Commercial Hotel: G w Broderick,
Mo; S Plunkett, Denver,
Col: G 81 Woods, Alamogordo; r Il
and wife, Brie htou Strueli,
San Pedro; ] d MCDANIEL, Ft Worth;
Aug Weylde, FIT Wayne, Ind; Mrs 81 G
Peacock. Mexico: V Hudson, Clifton:
eliza Thorp, White Oaks; DIR B Q
Huff, City: ] A Glenn, Cumberland,
Nd; Asa Otis, Orange, Tex: j Malice,
Q Lucas, Cairo, III; ] b
orothroe, Alamogordo; T Gill, City: A
Wilkinson, Las Cruces: G S Buck,
N M; Albert Currans, Silver
lily; Trad Cochran, Gray, N M; A NJ
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30
MRS, SCOTT WANTS DAMAGES
The Widow Of the Late Ydrdmdster
OF the 6. II. & S. A. Asks For
$4,000 For Her Husbands
nozfh

Mrs. w. ]. Scott, widow of the late
yardmaster of the G. II. s. S. A. in this
city, through her attorneys, Patterson
& Buckler, filed suit against the rail-
road company on behalf of herself and
three minor children for $50, 900 dam
ages for her husband g death.
The fact of Sc)tt's tragic death In
the yards in this city on Sunday, Nov
ember 10Th are vel known and need
not be repeated. The petition alleges
company's employees who cut off three
cars instead of six as directed by him.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30
THE KlppER CASE
A Motion To Qudsh the Indictment
Made This Morning

In the Ripper case today the attor-
neys for the defense moved to quash
the Indictment on the ground that he
was Disseminated against because OF
the exclusion of negroes from the grand
jury.
Their attitude WAS based on the re-
cent decision of the supreme court of
the United States in the Seth Carter
case appealed from Galveston.
Evidence is now being taken and
will be published tomorrow in full.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30

The ne W drink served at Potter and
Whites soda fountain, the Cannon
BALI contains eight distinct HavorinR
fruit juices, and while it makes q com.
bination as delightful to the taste as is
the train for which it was named to
It's passengers it is purely a temper
ence drink.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30
Missed the Train

But caught on to the fact that he
could save money by buying his
harness. and ssddlery goods of the
West Texas Saddlery Co., and saved
enough money to pay his expenses in
staying over You a do the same il
you will call at 214 South Oregon
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30
Married.

Leopoldo Gomez CARA and Esperau-
"a Escobar were married at 8 O'Clock
this morning at the church in Juarez.
b bride is a daughter Of thu ex-
Mexican consul at Ell PasO, for ten or
twelve years. Jesus Escobar y Ar
mendar liz. The groom is from Linaree.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30
The New Electric Railway

VIII soon be built, but it cannot take
you to heaven from this Gland of SUM-
shine, sand and sip," therefore be not
without a good Bible when Dellquest
and Andrews Book store offers you just
the kind you want and at such a low
price.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30
Make Your Selections

from full lines of go-carts, baby car
~riages, r~efrigerstors, ice cream freez-
ers, gasoline stoves and household and
kitchen furniture at Welch's, where
you can get at q low price what you
want and be pleased with what you
yet. Texas street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30
If-If.

If inside property on St. Louis, East
Overland or South Stanton streets
has your consideration l can interest
you. [ am going to sell at 25 per cent
discount from the market price for the
next 80 days. This property will
double in value in the next
year; come and see if you don't think
80.
A. M. LOOMS,
No, 2l7 San Antonio street,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30

For commencement
lowers see Clarke Rishaberger. p.
Q. box 352.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30

Many of the delicious drin ks served
at the fountain of Potter & Whites
drug store are favored with the finest
imported grape juices free from all
fermentation. Little Plaza.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30
Building Permit.

Ramon Armendarix for q $3.50 adobe
business house on Oregon street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30

Steam dyeing and cleaning works,
Brossy ITO Mesa Ave. Pbon. 1882.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30
Mooney.

Before you close out your household
goods see Mooney. Cor. Stanton and
st. Louis streets.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30

IA. M. LUOMIS,
No, 2l7 San Antonio street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-30

An application of our G. varpish
stains will renew that old piece of fur
niture. Buy It at 1922 FL Paso St.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-07
FORT AmIrY ITEMS.

The Colony Farmers are busy these
days picking canteloupes.
Mrs. Bennett, of Lamar. Ark, IL
visiting her son, e. E., at this place.
Mrs McAbbe Is enjoying the pleas
ure Of visit from her sister OF ALI
ance, Ohio.
The canteloupe shed has been a great
boon to the colony people, and also to
to adjoining farmers.
About thirty new stone cottages
will be erected this fall and winter for
The accommodation Of new colonists In
the spring.
Frank McAbbe has filed ON the stone
quarry north OF Colony, and will soon
be prepared to furnish stone in any
quantity desired
Col. Holland spent a few days last
week in the Colony, and inspired the
colonists to make greater effort in the
future by his words OF encouragement
and good cheer.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-07
county
Correspondence
Lss~ leelss.
nv EUfUYuR

Lsaar leens.
NJ LUmvnR.
Mn Jennie Steward has returned
from Iowa.
A cousin Of Mrs. L. Blackwell 4 hnss
looking up q location for . store.
Mr.. Heinz hss moved bis fsmily
here to send the chlI5ren toschool.
J. A. Downing ~ noysd Into the
DR. Friend boslss q second street.
Nm. Martha Hood has moved 70 hes
neat new house In the south part Of
town.
Two sisters Of W. J. and ]. M. John
ston from Kansas are visiting their
families.
Ask Miss Hemphill who that young
man is who visited her from Missouri
lastweek.
Mr.. H. e. Tlbbetts has moved into
the house he recently purchased Of A.
Van Deusen.
The young son OF Mrs. Weaver has
been very iii with typhold-pneumonia
but is improving.
Jim Mitchell is only about inches
taller this week. He's papa! It's q
girl; weight II pounds.
J. M. Johnston's new house is ready
for occupancy, It is vast improve
ment to that part Of town.
G. G. Huddleston, W. j. Johnston
and w. C. Gould are off on vacation
to the mountains for week.
Almost train load of people got on
the train at Lamar for Rocky Ford.
Watermelon Day never grows old.
NJ. E. Aid Society met to-day Thurs
dayl in the afternoon, at the home Of
Mrs. Frank Cooper, II miles west Of
town.
| Rev. j.. T. Kunckey has returned
from conference and will remain at La
mar for another year. Isis very sat-
isfactory to all concerned, as Reverend
Kunckey is well liked by all.
The Baptists had communion at
their church last Sabbath forenoon.
They are to have social at the home
OF Maj. w. A. Towers at Prowers sta
tion, Friday evening. All Baptists and
their friends invited.
School opened Tuesday with large
attendance. The heating apparatus
is a great addition, as it gives 80 much
more room and heats all the rooms
alike, which makes it SO much mora
healthy. 1t is to be heated with
! steam. H. E. Williams is the new jan
, itor, and the young ones say Horace is
all right as ianitor.
There are nine teachers employed In
this district. Prof. E.R. Jones has his
, old place as principal. Miss Baxter
has her old place and Miss Follin her
old place. The others, Miss Carrie
Hainline Of the north side, Miss Stella
Willetts of Lincoln, Neb.; Miss Nellie
, Goodale Of Denver, and Miss Mabel
J Dalrymple also Of Denver, Miss Fannie
, Mayne Of Greeley and Miss May Rob-
I inson Of Lamar. all new to the school
l work here.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-07
suBsCRIPrroM PRICE.

A1vsrsislao nateS<
One Inch sinsse ~. disp.as. ber naa0. soe
= double col. o1.Ao
Local reading notices per line, each htnsssfiea. e
/ Reduced rates viii b na1s % display ..aAs'
to extensive Advsstis6ss.
An advertismssts win b nm untn ordseed
out unleas inserted for . statsd time.
. Display .'ads" changed noushly. u desired.
Local reading no<iess changed weekly.
AL kinds of toe psinting neatty leas. Call
and get our eatijnAtes. Ttfr
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-07

Have you senss of fullaess in III
reglon of Your stomach after eatin.
| so ynu viii be benefited b, usin .
Chamber!ain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Thew also cure belching and so
stomach. They regulate the bowels to !.
Price, Is cents. Sold by Ikelman Bro.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-07

wANTRD-ACrIvE MAN OF GOOD CHAR
acter To deliver and collect In Colorado for u.,i
established manufacturing Wholesale hous
$500 year, sure pay Honesty more than -
perience required, Our references, any bank l ,
any city. tnciosc self-addresseo stamped :
yeiopc. Manufacturers, Third Floor 3s4 Dea :
b,rn St., Chicago.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-07

Good Storehouse, Good Stand and
Good Stock OF Goods for sale at bar
gain. Old age is my reason for selling.
W. H. MORRIS.
Granada, Col.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-07
Local and Persi, i,nal.

Local and Persona
Brick for sale. See Chris C6ain.
County Fair at Holly Sepssnsss -
and q.
For Diamond M flour 10 to Nc
Pherson's r
Charley Proctor made Holly ashort
visit on Tuesday.
Oscar Vincent began haline hay on
Monday for S. Harden.
The Santa Fe will make a specia
low rate to Holly, for the Fair.
Arthur Ellis and family returned
yesterday from their eastern trip.
A Ten Dollar Gold piece for the
prettiest Baby, or Twins, at the Holly
Fair.
John Lamotte purchased feed and
and grist mill and had 1t shipped into
Holly on Tuesday.
The Lamar Milling Company gives
fifteen hundred pounds Of -four for the
best display OF wheat at the Holly
Fair.
Johnny Simpson was down from
Granada on Monday, accompanied
by w. X. Brannon, Postal Telegraph
foreman.
Frank Means spenta day or two with
his Holly friends during the week, re.
turning to his work at Lamar on
Wednesday.
According to record kept BY S. N.
Garfield 735 covered wagons passed
the state line from May 10 to August
3lithis year. 4sl going west and 25.
going east.
The Great Plains Water Compan,
will soon put 3 force of men at worh
on the Nee No She reservoir. re-inforc
ing the dyke, SO it will Withstand tn.
washing from the huge waves.
The Stereopticon service which wa
to have been given in Holly last Mon
day night by the Salvation Army peo
pie, WITS postponed on account of tn,
rain, and will be given tomorrow night
The Askew Saddlery Co., Of Kansa!
City. give the following as premium
for the Holly Fair. Two pairs OF Spur
valued at u each. One Bride, valued
at %; One Lap-robe valued ats 800.
Messs. Lamotte, White, Challin ant
Garfield attended the Convention a
Lamar on Monday, and report N. N
Mclean nominated for representative
and Mr.. Stevenson Of the north sid,
for commissioner.
II any one doubts that Holly Il
booming they should have been here OF
last Saturday, when the streets wer,
almost blocked with farmers teams
The country around Holly is on boon
and SO Is the town.
Holly precinct sends the following
delegates 80 the various democratic
conventions: F. w. Montgomery
state convention, Denver; James A.
Baird. congressional convention, Grip
pie Creek; Geo. Hollis. judicial con
vention, Trinidad.
The democratic primary convention
held at the school hall on Tuesday
elected the following delegates to the
county convention: James A. Baird
George Ray, Jr., ]. w. Ikelman. Geo
Hollis, w. H. Smith. John Cores, F
w. Montgomery, S. w. Howell.
Rev. Kirkwood, Of Colorado Springs,
preached an able sermon in Holly last
Sunday. A Presbyterian church was
organized with good membership.
1t is intended that services will bt
held everv Sunday that the hall is moi
occupied bv other denominations.
At the republican primary conven
tion here, Saturday, the.fdllowing wert
named as delegates to the County con
vention: s. F, White, J. S. McMurtry
Louis Challin, e. f. Vincent, S. N
Garfield, T. d. Barroll, W. W. Reyn.
olds, G.. II. Thomas, VIM. Gill, Jno
Lamotte.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-07
LOST! !!

LOST!
Between DeHale pnderwood's ranch
and Holly on August 4th gold watch
and Chain. The watch is Iowa Watch
make. Reward is offered for its return
to this ONCE.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-07
schoo, Furn,ture.

lean furnish any kind OF School Fur
niture in every quantity desired,
cheaper than any other house in the
West. Give me Il trial.
GEO. HOLLIS.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-07
THEHOLLY CHIEFTAIN
FRIDAY. AUGUST 81. lsoo.

Entered in the Post once IL Holly. Colorado
- seoond class matter.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-09
HALDERMANsT TO BE RETRIEVED

A Phoenix dispatch of August ', published in the Fl Paso Times, says: President Mckinley tomorrow will, it is said, recommend to Gov. Murphy of Aaizona to grant reprieye of eight weeks to William and Thomas Halder- man, sentenced to hang at Tombstone next Friday for the murder of Consta- ble Chester Ainsworth and Ted Moore. '"
 It appears, therefore, that the stren- nous efforts made to save the Halder- mans from the gallows will be success ful so far at least as to defer the hang ing, which was set for tomorrow, Aug ust 10, as it is not likely that Governor Murphy will ignore the recommenda- ton of the president. Governor Mur- phy is due to arrive in Phoenix today.
 We fail to see in any of the argu. ments or alleged new evidence brought forward and embodied in the plea for executive clemency for the Halder- mans, to justify communication of the sentence or reprieve for the con demned, and Acting Governor Akers deserves to be commended for his re- fusai to interfere The Haldermans are guilty of murder and should suffer the extreme penalty.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-09
BRONCHO TEDDY.

It begins to dawn upon many repub- hcans that Hanna and Mckinley were right in not wanting Teddy on the ticket. Roosevelt's whole record as a public man shows hlm to be lmpetuous, imprudent of speech and intolerant of the opinion of others. If Roosevelt continues to make speeches on the lines of his St. Paul speech in which he denounced democrats as towards, dishonest and dishonorable, 1t is plain that he will alienate many that might otherwise vote the republican ticket, Teddy is not amenable to discipline, and It IS evident that Mark Hanna has q task on his hands to hold the Rough Rider down.
 Neither IS Roosevelt's popularity substantial. In his case notoriety is mistaken for the genuine article. A comparison of the vote received by Mckinley and Hobart in 1896 and that for Roosevelt for governor plainly shows this. The plurality for the re- publican presidential ticket was 26S,- 469; the plurality for Roosevelt was 17,7S6 Here is q loss of quarter of million votes.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-09

Americans, only few years ago, were wont to commiserate the people of Europe because they were taxridden to support military despotism. Now 1t Is different, for our own burden has become so onerous, in carrying out Gckinley's imperial policy, that the war expenditures of other nations ap- pear less significant by comparison. In 1898 France had q war budget of Sl23, ,517, ,6S1; Germany, Sl4l, l75, ,350; Russia, S14S,640, ,l9l; Great Britain, SSS, l52, 750 and Italy S45, ,659, ,6O9. Now comes the United States with a budget of S267, 502, 543 .22 for the year 1901, says the Topeka Journal. This IS nearly double that of Russia or Ger many and three times that of Great Britain and six times that under which Italy Is staggering. It is to be re- membered that this does not include the cost of the navy on which the gov ernment Is spending more than any country in the world save England.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-09
APPLICATION FOR A PARDON.

A petition for the pardon of Charles governor yesterday. Graf was indicted and convicted in Gila county in 1899 for the killing of Preston klie, and was sentenced to ten years Ill Yuma. In the application Graf says what he stated at the trial, that he believed he was acting in self defense. Graf and klle were partners in saloon and quarreled, the quarrel having been apparently forced by klie. The latter, Grat says, was opening drawer in search of gun when the fatal shot was fired The applica- tion IS signed by the trial judge, Hon. Fletcher M. Doan. who further sup ports II m private letter. It Is signed by the then district attorney, George j. Stoneman, Special Prosecu- ting Attorney E. J. Edwards, by the clerk of the court, all the grand and trial jurors who could be found, and by several of the more prominent busi- ness men of Globe. Arizona Repubh. can, Aug. $
 The above item Is news to great many citizens of this county, and. we venture to say, very disagreeabie news especially So that the judge, before whom Graf was tried and who refused to grant q new trial to the defendant, should sign the petition for his pardon and support 1t with n personal appeal. The courts and territorial prison would better be abolished, if men convicted of henious crimes are to be pardoned upon himsy pretexts, such as Is ad- vanced in this case-the unsupported claim of the defendent that he acted in sell defense, a claim utterly ut var lance with the circumstantlal evidence presented at the trial,
 Another peculiar thing in regard to this application for pardon is the se- crecy maintained. It IS rule, made by the present executive, Governor Murphy, we believe, that notice of every application for pardon must be given by publication certain number of times in newspaper published in the county where the crime was com mitted. Although We are diligent readers of Arizona newspapers, we have seen no such published notice of the application for pardon of Chas, A. Graf This omission should be fatal to the application for the pardon and we hope will be brought to the atten. ton of Governor Murphy before the matter is passed upon. It is due to Mir. Stoneman to state that at the time of the trial of Graf, he was not dis trict attorney but was attorney for de- fendant
 Since the above was put in type the Republican of August has come to hand, containing the following:
 Acting Governor Akers yesterday granted pardon to Charles Graf, who is serving sentence at Yuma from Gila county for eight years for the killing of his partner, Preston Klie, at Globe a little more than a year ago, It was generally believed that all the facts were not brought out at the trial, but that Graf had good reason to believe that he was acting in self defense. Judge Doan, before whom Graf was
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-09
FOR PRESIDENT WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN FOR vicE-PResIpENT. ADLAI E, STEVENSON,
FOR PRESIDENT

The evidence adduced in the Pow CTS trial in Kentucky proves conolu. sively that conspiracy existed among the republican office holders of the state to assassinate Governor Goebel. The Boston Herald, which is support ing Mckinley, admits this. Recount ing the political assassinations in the United States. including those of Lin coin, Garfield and Carter Harrison, the Herald says: ''The only coolly planned assassination of public char acter that we have had in this country was that of William Goebel of Ken lucky, in the present year The condi- tions attending this were immeasurably worse than those of the others, for they involued plot on the part of politicians to save to their party office through assassination.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-09

tried, was especially active in the movement for his pardon and the pc titiou was signed by most of the busi- ness men of Globe and by all the trial and grand jurors who could be found. "
 The statement Is false that Tit was generally believed that all the facts were not brought out at the trial. V Graf was ably defended Every possi- ble point was made in his favor, and the sentence given him was extremely light. Neither is it true that the peti- tion was signed by most of the busi- ness men If Globe
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-09
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Duncan smith, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Duncan smith deceased, to the creditors of and all per. sons 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 administrator at the town of Globe the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in said county of Gila.
 ALFRED KINNEY, Administrator of estate Of said deceased Dated this 9th day of Jaly 1900 M