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turning On the japanese steamer with their uncle
Capt. u. Gilmore.
Mr. Henry Frauenthal leaves this week FOR . viss
to friends in Portland
Mr.. Harvey Bennett. Of Portland. Or, who has
been guest Of Mrs. W. A. Macpherson. Of olym-
pic avenue. has returned home.
Miss Helen n. Tremper left Thursday morning
Tor Lawrence, Kan, 10 remain year with her
grandparents and attend school
Cart, and Mrs John ]. Healy and Miss Helen
Aeaiy arrived in the cts last week from Cape Nome
and viii remain mere during the winter.
Miss Mrkesl. who has been the guest ~ Mrs. T.
r. Blaine for some weeks len Monday for California
where she viii attend Stanford university,
Miss Alice Andrews, q Portland, who has been
the guest OF Mn. r. A. puriy and the Misses Bag
ley for three weeks. returned home on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred S stiuson and their guests
Miss Howden and Miss Marvin. Of Muzkegon, Mich
leave "Wednesday for trip 10 Portland. TO be gone
several days.
Miss Anna Brown. who has been spending the
holidays in the city with her mother. Mrs Amos
Brown. returned Monday 10 resume her studies at
Stanford university.
cousin. Miss Bertha Knatvoid of Tacoma all sum
msr, passed through the city last week on her way
TO her home in the East
Mrs s. T. Du Sharm and daughter Mr., Nahe
Bartlett and child arrived in the city Thursday
morning on the Topeka from skagvay. Alaska. Mrs
Bartlett win leave for Dawson in the spring.
Mrs. John Y Dinner. Of Spokane Is recovering
from serious illness at Providence hospital Mrs
Dinner Is q daughter Of Mrs W Cieary and sister
OF Mrs Archibald J, Macarthur, Of this city.
Mr and Mrs. Horace Eastman Gr;swold, Of Ere
mont, Neh,, who have been visiting their son. Mr.
Edwin 9. Griswuld. Jeff Tuesday for trip through
California They win return home by way Of salt
Lake City and Denver.
Mr Stuart Aeen arrived In the cit, Monday from
santa Barbara, Cal His aunt. Miss Lydia Galliher
renamed In the South. recovering from a serious
illness She Will follow MIR Agcu and his father TO
Europe as soon as her health permits
Or. Msrkoe. Of thu United States steamer Gsdney
has been transferred TO the cutter Macarthur
Lieut. Christie. who has been IN Seattle several
times y n'sa on the same ship The CUTTER will be
in Seattle ON her way North in few weeks
Mr. Carl MeSauEht. a weiknown young man Of
Seattle, who has been In Alaska and Eastern Wash
fugton TOR the last two years. In the city few
days last week. Mr. McNaught has gone 10 Cali.
fornia. where be win enter Stanford university
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WEDDINGS.

Mr.. Louis II. Gordon, of Port Gamble.
and Mrs. Annie Harloe, of San FRANCISCO.
were married at the residence OF the OFF,
oiating clergyman Rev. John II. Damon.
Seattle, on Tuesday afternoon. They left
for their new home on Hood canal after
a short sojourn in Seattle.
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Mr.. Oscar Rlakeley and Miss Dora Dali
hey, both OF Seattle were quietly married
on the steamer Umatilla September ! by
Rev. August Sandelf. The couple went
on two weeks journey to san Fran
cisco.
Y - "
At the residence OF the parents OF the
bride, s723 Fourth avenue, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Ira J. Davis and Miss Fannie Van
Dusen. both Of Seattle. were married by
Rev. J. r. ID. Llwyd.
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Al ST. Marks church, on Tuesday. Mr..
G. II. Chamhean and Miss Clara Proeb-
steI both at Vancouver, Wash. were
married by Rev. ]. +. D. Lwyd-
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

One of the successful outings of the
season was given by the students of Will
sons modern business college, Saturday,
August %. The committee on arrange
ments were: Miss Florence J. Wright
Miss Florance I. Casseii and Miss Roda
l.. Blood. At $3.50 in the morning thirty
students and friends of the institution
assembled at the college hall and in less
than twenty minutes were speeding on n
car toward Renton Arriving there about
grounds north OF Williams street. and
partook of delightful repast. Souvenirs
were then presented to all present. Prof.
Brown, Of the shorthand department.
then named the spot Century camp This
was an. appropriate name, being the
last outing of the year. Many pleasant
games were played, and at p. m. the
party returned 70 tho city
" W "
An enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered Mrs. Chapman by the ladies of
Stevens Relief Corps Thursday after
and Pike street The afternoon was spent
In conversation and music. A luncheon
was served Those present were: Mrs.
Mrs Holmes. Mrs. e'I Bosars Mrs u sharp
Mrs. Derby, Mrs, Bywater, Mrs. Hcrrick,
Mrs. McIntire. Mrs. Van Alstine. Mrs
Rogers, Mrs. kelez, Mrs. Ihrtg. Mrs.
Cameron Mrs, Monroe, Mrs. Tyler. Mrs
barney Mrs Snyder. Mrs. Whippie, Mrs.
Spauiding, Mrs. Drew. Mrs. Hawthorne
the Misses Snyder. Miss Reta Chapman.
Miss Georgia Rogers. Master Albert Nc
Inure, Master Harold Chapman, Master
MN
A party was given Tuesday afternoon
by Miss Marquette stockton Estep, at
the residence OF her parents, 1is Nine-
teenth avenue. In honor OF the eighth an
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personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. sidney Hansard is spending few eaya x
Olympia.
Mis-. Lsora ceun has rssuaed from viat to New
Whzicorn.
Miss Kstherin. Quinn EFF Tuesday to Vial, trend,
A. fssAQuah
Nj ana Mrs s l. Hsrr.a I'm las. week for q visit
10 F0flaHd.
NJ a. ne A,linseu rr,arzsa iAs, vesh frem
trip - %ssne
MAS fssasus sctusan has s.cn TIE guest q Miss
kaAtf fay fcw daYs
ar II " Bssfs q this cry has returned from
a trip - Cgps Srsae
Mis- Iaisan wYisAi /. Visiting Mis-. J.ssi. Hamii-
Ton ia Port Teswsen8.
Mr. Fred McAliiln q Roehs Harhor. spsnt Part
a las, ~esl 5a the citg.
nr John C. slssss I'm lasf week for u. East
ar sin " sQse aboos ten daya.
NJ YIN j. uvYsr sstaraaa safasear fren tire.
usfkse fgiu 90 HantsrH ~ srfihxA
Nils Mysis pbe1re 1sf isss week ca ia Cna.
tia ~ q triF - sau ft2ngiseA
Nj A. W cguaut IN resssdar fos Tacsma,
vhsrs De sM fssaasn AutN fasuorFgE
sfi,s FtAsl RssisF ara Mss casl,s nAsl.r ar, ris-
ltlns fsisnls ia Nitisua 80 : Tee aGYs
Ngiss Jessie Ksrshaw. a 1eeusns. wAs De rest.
rar e tass usss. = MA fafts. a fi1ahsss
Nlss Flosesee Hailneass !. TEenms. sss IN ma
c.sY T-cfisT th4 rsest q Ms MAFy Bsxs isvts
Mr ard Mn Jehn Aara l.N Manaay fas Nus
yaIt fsrm uaiea rlsas ,hsy wla sas ,ar E1rors
4ii~ Srars Lssisy q EYsysts. yi.tflng her an
tsF. Mr. JAMES T. HkrsANu. a. ~ Bsli sfzzat
Mrs r. y Wiaafd EH3 hsH sea- NJ HsaYy fIlN-
haFd, rtnrasd ISL vesA irom siat % DaWs1a.
Mtss Daisy stsfsan tua Mss Aha Waste rxsu.rs.s
MsuasJ ere1izs, aftef TO was0F trio sfcana tbs
EaeaA
ar I. FregfaAa. a rsnapna. CAL, waa ia Eass.
lass vses q W. ga Mia nasAI Kes'ebtf. a. IA
ffunsEr F1Gh
M Gefrsc Solos, ~ tats tiiy let Maadsy for
CaAf gAssc - viA Fssams BIZ stl1les A. sssa-
ford galssrsu.
Miss S Maepssrsaa. xho As' bsra rAiisrx IA
S~zitle ne pass tAres Eisn.As returned to Eners-
eazz Fst4ar.
Cart Thczaas. e tie GATED States steamer C%d.
rs5. has resigned and WI leave 81 tea dAys fox
Sagthern California
Mr. Charaes Nssra. = Tsaoma, and Dr.. MAse. ~
Chi-aSl, were iG tAe ritz last seek and were zrss
q NE Clsgs1s Cfawsefi
Mf ". a. Efrknaa- Mr. Lpslla O. kirEEaSa xs,4
Afr. IkcE4s Fotts. u WalA WalA. who are vsss:lus
Il tie city. mace y.sis 20 Victoria Last vsek re-
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AuBuRN Sept l.--Miss Ida Burnham,
of Rossland. b. c.. visited at the home OF
MI and Mrs r. w. Rockwell. on Tues
Mrs +. T.. Wilcox and son. Mr.. Clair
Wilcox, visited relatives in Seattle on
Saturday and Sunday last.
Mrs Vanderberg. OF Forrest, III. arrived
on saturday to visit her daughter. Mrs. l..
II. Pauicy.
Mr. A. Hubbart of Seattle, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Scott and family.
"A pleasant visit at IIoauaim on Monday.
mrs George Hart, sr., and Mrs James
Hart. of Christopher. were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. ". D. Brookson, Saturday.
Mr.. z. 7. Ray. OF Black River. spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Pauley. on Green river.
Mr.; r. n. McNatt, OF Seattle. spent
Mrs II. DeGroote visited friends In se-
attic on Saturday and Sunday
MT. Alex Porter was a Seattle visitor
Mrs N. r. Holm and Miss Olive Young
visited in Seattle on Tuesday.
Mrs l. II. Pauley visited in Puyaliup
Miss villa Aliender ana Miss odessn
Aliender, teachers in the Seattle schools,
are visiting former friends in town.
Miss Leta y. Young Is visiting her
mrs. Mary Boyle visited few days with
relatives In Seattle this week
Mrs. J. w. REYNOLDS and son. Mr.. Eric
INeyHuius, OF y bIien, are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. II. Pauley.
Mrs n. G. Kinleyside went to Friday
harbor on Thursday TO visit several weeks
with relatives.
Miss Gertie Robarts is visiting friends
Miss May Beebe returned on Monday
from pleasant visit with friends In Sc
attic.
Miss Mia Corners. who mas been visit
ing friends In town. returned home on
Tuesday to Seattle
Miss Eleanor Rockwell has been in Sc
attic during the past week visiting
MIR. II. N. Cornell and Mr. Clarence
day.
DIR. A. c. Kellogg OF Seattle. Is spending
q few days with his son. Mr.. A. n. KEEL
logg.
Mr.. Il. I. Peterson and his sister. Miss
blanche Peterson. returned on Monday
from a visit 20 Eastern Washington.
Saturday from an extended tour through
several Eastern states.
Miss Dora Teachnor, OF South Seattle
H. visiting former friends In town.
Miss lola. f. Barber visited In Seattle
on Wednesday.
Miss Annie Starr visited last week with
Seattle.
Mr.. Omega n. Nair. of Kent. were in
town on Tuesday.
Mr. Il. y. Poutzke of Arlington. was In
town visiting relatives on "Wednesday,
Miss Trina Hughes went 10 Vancouver
on Tuesday, where she will spend the
Mr.. J. T. Reid was a Seattle visitor on
Tuesday.
Mr. II. " A. Hastings, OF Seattle. was
In town on Wednesday.
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Fnnto Tho,naa. Mlss Florence Hoihrooke,
Misc Jasephinc unlhv0oke. Miss Jennie
Tsicr Mr. George picSlusou- MI WIN
GtAry. Mr Morton iIoihrooAe, Mr.. NJ
scurry. Mr. C. ScaFry and Mr. J. W.
Geary
The Misses Nautz entertained n mum
bcr 81 their friends az Welsh raseh,t
last Saturday uight "a honor 81 Miss
Johnson Thaec present We're, Miss Sem
pie Mrs Rauia Miss i2liis. Miss krIlos9
Nt aud Mrs sgmnsoa. Miss HoWden.
Mss NarAiu. Miss gpdith Hughes. Mr.
lfAnfara Mr. AmniaaWn- Mr. Eiga. Mr.
CHlEou. MIR SNansSean, Mr. % Dell. Mr..
welf Mr. Harry Lngan Gcary and Mr..
Winsiow,
Nc Rldkelty Clinton Force ana Miss
Caroline SIMS sen wHi t- married on
rGtsaay morning AL II a. m. 4t sac
residence 20 Mr ana Mrs Sci q, Siraa-
son. az Madison street
: {, :.
A reception WIl ~ given on Weanes-
dNv night 10 thn members 81 the Seattle
ARR League al HE League rooms IL tAc
ola University building
Y y -
The Misses NantE entertained a number
70 tricads at ilnacr MouaAy night in hon
or eft Miss Isabelle johnson, who was
their guest. Dinner was served at the
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nivarsay OF her birth, The guests we're
seated AZ table pfettily decorated With
ferns and flowers. The. room was dark-
ensd. the only light used coming from
yafhcoiorea japanese iantsrns vShirh
hung Suspended over the tRbln IN ths
center OF the table WAS the birtn8as-
cake. gorgeous w It's wreath IN eight
wax candies. Miss Estep received a vtsr,,
Der " handsome presents frosy, hsr Wttle
quests Those present Were. Mics Nfirfarss
Anwan Miss Olive Pesrca Miss Violet
Visits. Miss Marjorie Ginnola Ms mrs
y 14naNl0, Miss Lorraine knlxht. Miss
Dora Wilcox.
~ y ~
fhf members " the Washfsasar Vol
hnlrefs QQRrtRtte entertained a sss4rptar
~ TRENDS AZ q picnic across Lake wash
inEkcn last sunday, 4 feature OF tbs
occasion was the INTRODUCTION ~ thea,rs-
CATS Several operate seiectlsrs were
sung ~ the Quartetfs In a pleasing man
nsF. Among the guests were. Mrs IS
i.Nnch. Mrs a. shaw Mrs W WarnW.U
MT Turner. Mrs &, ~ Ross Ms
hing Miss Alma shaw. Miss Bess Frank /.
IN Miss hila Koch, Miss Lamb. Mes
MaslaTse ale Fherrsn. Miss Leila NcPhrr-
IN. Miss Alice LYNCH. Mr.. Thomas Me-
Sra~ Mr. G Boose, Mr.. G. Anderson.
MI II shaw. Mr.. Otto schultz Thn
members OF the aaartette are NJ rysnso
Cccnhs. Mr.. Charles T. T.vnrh NJ nj
Shafer and Mr.. Eugene Huckins
~ - -
\ pieasRnt surprise vas given M and
Mrs John Holmes, at their home. iasS
Franklin avenue. last SATURDAY. sv.v, -
IT being their twentieth wedesng ami.
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versary. At o'clock about twenty OF
their friends assembled and a very en-
joyahle evening was spent. Those present
Were; Mr. and Mrs s g. NJ f. M Ma Mr. Nj "
Landwehr, Mrs. Ruth bearing, Mrs Josie
Lane, Mrs. Ida Deering. Mrs. W. Parry
Smith, Mrs. Il. NJ Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Young. Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Cloth
ier Mrs NJ. Morita. Miss Margaret Reid.
Miss Helen Reid, Miss Lottie Lane. Mr..
Roland Lane Mr.. Edwin Reid. MT Ferdi-
nand Bassler and Mr.. William Morita-
y x ~
Miss Davis Miss Murray and Miss
Rosenfeldt entertained a number Of
friends Thursday evening at a whist par
ty at "a Twelfth avenue south. The
flowers, The evening was spen. in PLAY
ing whist and various games. Mr. Wright
and Mr.. Boyce rendered some very. Pleas
rendered several choice selections on the
piano and Mr.. J y. G. kellogg delivered
a comic recitation. a dainty luncheon
ed is we geeo Mr. aud Mrs. go Rossnfedt. Mr..
and Mrs William williams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold, Miss Carrie Risedorph. Miss L4lie
BI r. Miss Ahbie Nicnol n,, MISS .aa
Henke. Miss Una Jensen, Miss Maggie
Murray. Miss Belle Murray, Miss Bessie
Davis. Miss Bessie Rosenfeldt, Mr.. stove
Howe. Mr.. A. c. Rosenfellt,- Mr.. Charles
Crosman, Mr.. Frank Sour, Mr.. j. Y. c.
kellogg, Mr.; Boyee Mr.; Wright, Mr., Graz
SUIT, ny, nT,,rre,. a.. H. pp,mner
'i''''N' VT ~ \, ne y. ~
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A dancing party was given at Green
lake Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Doan In honor OF their niece, MISS LAIN
ryn polnn. OF 9laSoWoc, wls ,. 1 pnr.
psssenv meas NJ NJ an Wr,, H.. Sia.er NJ
Tam MT anu mrs, ~ liiiarl, Sla.sIl' NJ. IL
ana a Mr T;.,,i rfahk Mnsnn' NJ. an S w.
ralph Williams- Dorpher MT ana MIS-.
1. A. b,adiey airs. =; Nu,uss. MSS S I'LL
tyr Do.ah; MIS- f.,is - ,sa Name nruss
ielen Y. hendrlN, MISS TshiS M S.a.s
Mss annie Menus Mr; a., p. s.esSnS Ms
crab. MT, Bert CHADWICK. Mr.. vande-
venter, Mr.. wilkins, Mr.. Porter, Mr..
Childs. MIR. Joseph De laird. Miss Dolap
leaves for the East on Tuesday.
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:. -. o,,
one OF the pleasant events OF tne wseK
was the dancing party given auesuas
night az MeydenDauer pay by ar; ana
Mrs, Harwood Morgan ana the misses
MORGAN IL WAS given IN honor OF MISS
Howden and Miss Marvin. OF Muskegon;;
rsa' 10 pS. ,L sl' ,m sa 49, rar, hc,,rs
weme 1888 sne .aH H % ,,sr,as. ~
We're spen. y, LIE uax f ls s r 49,, "
.nc si.y ~ NIT. iu' Nv aas. Noou'
seVeh's-nsc souns pe"p'e a''enueu'
" - "
Mrs. Harry Walton gave a boating par.
ty last Sunday In honor OF Mrs. A. Il.
sutton -of Olympia who has heen the
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Mlss piuiu waa ~ nostssa "wednesday
evening at a rDsaas.dfsh PARTY given al
the 6araa ~ Mr.. N r HAckes ou Ief-
feFN0u street 1hs guests comprised the
Scung pfGuls Wha haa rttnrnea hniv a
day cr two tet0ro tfom Camn Enetaf
acEesa tho AogHa Fb 81 present uerq
nF. nr& %re 3NufSamery Rnsseu 1lrs
EiutA Mlsa Msla smith. Mss Clara
wtng, Miss Elizabeth SmNh. Mr. Larty
tsRckWS Ms Samuel h. Russell. Mr. Bert
niasipg. SIR Faw ~. Nrnry and Mr.. y
1awges, fTi&ay night the sarae yeunx
neePlc we've Faesl at 3 chaane~alsh
party given ny Airs Montgomery RasseA
- = g
Cnr 4 $50 r'saHlNsy eutines ~ the
wees vas fhat siNra Thufs.fas aftern8sa
en- the government steamer pawtuckat a.
tho RNEei Eoeua naval station uader ths
auspices al tha Seattle Chamber ~ Com.
merSe The following wcra present. M
ana Mrs. samuel FrauuathaI. ex Senator
and Mrs ". e Sqalta. Atr. ard Mrs. /. +
uayt, Nj. and Mrs J " Roberta. NJ. ana
Mrs 7. Fyauk ByuW0 MI ANA AIRS Frat.s
b. fcuft, Mr., au Aif Uearea b. Etsr.
norman. Col ard Mira ". prusscr. Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew KNOX, Mr.. aud Mrs. e
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Mabel Mckinley
- OF
-
THO ceremony WI take place n Aen Mckinney nne home and
the cabinet and several distinguished guests from many parts Of the
favor the
OF
Jefferson Medical college
childhood the match
lansc nutsh q an one.
Ahner MeKneys father. is a clergy
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Rainier-Grand. and afterward the party
went to the theater. Those present were:
Mrs. A. v. Kautz. Miss Kautz. Miss Ma
varra Kautz, Miss Hughes, Miss Thomp-
sen, DIR. Schoenle and MIR. winslow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. win II. Lyon entertained
few friends Thursday evening at their
home, on Fourteenth avenue.
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COMING EVENTS.

In place Of the regular meeting Of the r r. O.
the club TO its members at the resideucc Of Mrs VI
b. Fowler. at Brighton Beach. on Thursday Sep
tember 8 Roass VIII leave from Madison and Leschi
PARKS at 80.
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Royal Restaurant avenue. s's..


socP.
Chicken a In Creole. Neck Turtle.
ConBemue.
FISH
Boiled Salmon. Egg Sauce.
Steamed Clans
Fried Halibu,. Tartare Sauce.
nELisnEs
Small Haalshes Young Onions.
Sliced Tomatoes Sliced Cucumbsrs.
Boiixp.
Boiled or Tongue. Plauante Sauce.
EATREEs
Chicken saute, Ia Marengo.
Olympia Oyster pAttles
FIIlst Of Beef With Mashreons,
banana Frittefs. Wine Sauce.
RoAsTs
Prime RIB Beef, su Jus.
Spring Lamb. Mint Sauce.
Stuffed Young Turkey. with Jelly.
ygsETAHLKs
String Beans.
pciled and Mashed Potatoes.
Drowned Sweet Potatoca
PuScu
Wine Punch.
DESSERT.
blackberry Roll. Brandy Sauce.
Lady Fingers.
Maeergens.
Vanilla ard Strawberry Ice Cream
Apple Cusisrd Huckleberry. Lemon
Cream and Biae kberry pie
American and Swiss Cheese.
Fruits. Nuts Raistna
Coffee. Ia Royal saited waters
Cochise review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1900-1901, 1900-08-24

lizard and the turtle, None of the
warm blooded varieties can be strict
ly said to lay eggs, but among the
lowest forms of this group there are
some which produce eggs, and hatch
them inside their bodies. The most
remarkable of these creatures is the
duck-mole, native of Australia, a
curious combination of bird, reptile
and mammal 1t has the bill Of a
duck, and the parts of the body which
are concerned with reproduction are
strikingiy birdlike. 1T is, however,
classed with warm-blooded quadru-
peds, since its young are born alive;
the body is covered with hair, and it
has the habits and general structure
of four-footed animal. This Platy.
pus, as it is also called, frequents wa
ter holes in the less settled parts of
Australia, where II feeds upon insects,
and forms its home in burrows under
the banks. The young, hatched from
its eggs before birth, are born blind
and bare of either fur or feather,
whilst unlike anything similarly
brought forth-they are sucked by
the mother. When specimens were
first brought to England they were
looked upon as frauds, made up from
different skins to puzzle the public.
Cochise review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1900-1901, 1900-08-24
SUMMONS.

In the District Court, First Judi icial Dis
trict of the Territory of Arizona. In and for
the county of Cochise. g~s
Louise Z. Priest plaintiff, VS.. Ernest w.
Priest, defendant
Action brought in the District Court of
the First Judicial District of the ferr tory
OF Ar rizona, In and for the Cou A. of Gochise
and the complaiut fled in the said County
of Cochlse, In the office of the clerk of said
Distr ct Court.
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting
to Ernest w. Priest. -
You are here ~ required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff ouise f. Priest, II the
District Court of the / irst judicial District
of the Territory of Arizona, ia and for the
County of Cochise aud TO answer the CON-
plant hled therein, within ten da (exclu.
sive OF the day of service) alter the service
on you OF this summons, (f served within
this county or II served out of this counts
but In this district, within twenty days,
otherwise Within thirty days,) or Judgment
by default will be taken against you accord-
ing TO the prayer of said compl int.
he said action Is brought to obtain a de-,
cree of div rec from he bonds of matri-
mony and for general relief and for costs. q:
Given under my han and the seal of the
District onrt of the First Judicial District
OF the Territory of Arizona, in and for the,
Cona of Coohise, this 2Sd day of June, In
the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred A. ii. EMANg L,
Clerk.
FIRST utilization June "a, 1900
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Notice Of Sheriff,s Sale.

Whereas by virtue of an execution issued
out of the Justices court of ). x. Williams,
a justice of the peace in and for Precinct
No. 2, County of Cochise, and Territory of
July, A. D., 1900, in a certain action wherein
Otto W. Geisenhofer is named as plaintiff
wherein said plaintiff recovered Judgment
against William Pump, the defendant for
the sum of seventy-one (S7l) dollars in law
full money of the Uuited States of America,
and costs of suit now assessed at Eleven and
one-half (Sll.5O) dollars, on the Soth day of
July, 1860.
have levied upon the following described
property in Hartford Mining district, Coun-
ty of Coehise, Territory of Arizona, to-wit:
location of which is recorded in Book II,
Records of Mines, at page 20e, in the ONCE of
the county recorder of Cochise County, Ari-
zona; also, the "Bullion Mine" the notice of
Records of Mines, at Page aoS; also, the
which is recorded in Book II, Records of
Mines, at page 2Q7; Also, the Pioneer Mine, !"
Book IL Records OF Mines, at page 2e6: all of
which claims are recorded in the Office of
the County Recorder of Cochise County at
Tombstone, Arizona, to which recordNis
Therefore, Notice 10 hereby given that ON
Wednesday, the 2sth day of August, 1900, at
o'clock p. m. of that day, ia front Of the
court honre door, at the county seat Of Co.
chise County, at Tombstone, Arizona. will
sell all the right fits IIga,4 Snd interest OF said
In and to the above described property, at
public sale by auction, for cash only, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said ex.
ecution and all costs. ~ A
Dated the 4th day of August, 1900;
ScoTr White,
GEo. BRAvIN, Deputy Sheriff.
First publication, Aug. 8. 1900. fff.