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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-10
lie Tour du Monde en- Chan
tant.
NUMA BLEsE EFT LUCIEN BOYER
VEHEMENT Nous VOIR
ARTIsTEs, AUTEURs EFT JoURNA
LISTES.

Nos lecteurs ont snrement en-
tendu parler de Numa Bl6s ct de
Lucien Boyer, les deux globe
trotters de la chanson franeaise,
qul sont parts de Paris le 20 mai
dernier, pour faire lie "Tour du
Monde en- Chantant''. Numa Bl6s
ct Lucien Boyer sont deux jeunes
hommes d6ja c6lebres en- France,
tant par les chansons ct par les
pieces de theatre don't lis sont les
auteurs, que par leur grande va
leur de journalistes. ct par leur
grand talent d'artistes ct de conf6-
renciers.
Pouss6s par le d6sir de r6pan-
Dire partout la bonne chanson, la
bonne 6loquence ct le bon theatre,
lis sont parts tous deux avec un
courage digne de tous les 6loges.
II est vrai que personne n'etait
mieux d6signe qu'eux pour entire,
prendre ce hardi voyage, et que
leur reputation 81 m6rit6 leur 6tait
lie plus sur ct le meilleur des viati-
ques.
Nous aurons prochainement le
pleisir de poss6der pour une ou
deux soir6es ces int6ressants glo-
be-trotters, qui ont d6ja traverse
accomplishment le Nord de Ia
France, la Be 'gique, La Hollande,
IAngleterre ct le Canada. lis ont
Gu. partout le meme success, les
memes applaudissements, le me.
me accueil enthusiastic.
C'est en- SO rendant aux Etats.
Unis que messieurs Numa Bles et
Lucien Boyer visitent les princi
paux centres de Quebec ct de ls
Nouvelle-AngIeterre Nous SON.
mes certalns quill sly rencontre
1ont, ct particuli6rement chez
nous, les applaudissements prolon
g6s qu'ils ont entendu 6clater tou
tes les fois qu'ils SO sont pr6sen
t6s devant les auditoires les plu
dif6rents ct les plus varies.
Nous reparlerons d'eux avan
leur arriv6e ct nous parlerons
nos lecteurs de leur programme Q
de leur representation, en- en- fxan
la date. DAs aujourd'hui, dams tou
les cas- qu'on sache que leur spec
tacle Sc recommande en- Nom
temps que la plus franche gate e
la plus stricte morallt6.
Pr6parons nous done les rece
voir de notre mieux, ct Numa Bic
ct Lucien Boyer ne manqueron
pas de nous en- savoir gre dams le
relations de voyage qu'ils 6criven
en- cours de route ct qu'ils adres
sent au "Figaro'' ct a ''La Vie II
lustr6e".
1 .
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CO que j'eusse bien souhait6"
{ Relation, 1867, p. 23)

ce que j'eusse bien souhait6"
{ Relation, 1867, p. 23)
Douze journ6es q l'ouest du
MISSISSIPPI, sur la riviere Mime
sofa, par consequent places entire
les Illinois (alors dams pIowa) ct
les Nadouessioux des sources du
MISSISSIPPI, il y await les Sioux
Ayo6s (Iowa) don't lie P6re Al
louez ne fait pas mention. Les
Outaouas ct les hurons les
avaient visit6s vers 1853. II faut
citer 6galement les Sioux Mas
koutens, qui 6taient des Ayo6s des
prairies. La racine algonquine
du mot Maskoutens signifie terre
sans arbres. { Relation, 1871, p. IS;
Rapport, XII, des missions de
Quebec, p. 100; Perrot, p. 237)
Lei SO terminent, d'apr6s ce que
nous pouvons voir, les cohnaissan-
ces ACCUSES par le Pere Allouez
en- 1866.
REN1AMTN SuTTE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-10

L'6ducation est une assurance
pour la vie ct un passport pour
P6ternit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-10

On devient tout ou rlen, scion
l6ducatlon que lon recoit.
Clement XIV.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-10
BENJAMIN Suite.

Dune superieure. Convent
ct Academic des Ursu'ines. Rev,
Mere Sup6rieure Marianne. Area
dle., Mo-, 3 Nov. DR.. P. Fahrney,
Chicago, III. Veuillez trouver ci-
lnclus un cheque pour le montant
duquel vous voudrez bien men
voyer par express, a Padresse ci-
dessus, quelques facons de votre
medicine. La Reverend Mere Su-
p6rieure de notre convent q St
Louis nous hautement recon-
mand6 votre rem6de ct men a don
ne trois bouteiIles pour pessayer.
2espectueusement, Mere Marian
ne.
LIE Novoro du DR. Pierre, Fan
Glen remede d'Herbes Suisses, a
etc en- usage plus de 100 ans. Des
miliers de certifca.s ont testifi6 de
ses qualities r6cup6ratives. Vendu
settlement par les agents sp6ciaux
ou par lie propri6taire directement.
Ecrivez au DR. Peter Fahrney, liz
la South Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ill
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-10

Hatons-NOus Lentement

! IL semble admis par LEI
deux parts po]itiques que
le tarlf pourralt etre amends
mais on ne s'accorde pas sur l.
mode deportation. Les r6publicaint
opinent pour une revision sage et
gradu6e tandis que les d6mocrates
persistent pour abolir complete
ment les imp6ts douaniers sur lee
articles manufactures par les sol.
disants Trusts.
Chez les premiers c'est surtout
par le canal de la r6ciprocit6 avec
les autres pays qu'on cherche q
d6grever les impots tout en- cr6ant
de nouvelles avenues au CONNER
CO; chez les seconds ou ouvre la
barriere toute grande aux produits
des Trusts 6trangers sans rien
exiger en- retour.
II est facile de conjecturer avec
le systeme democratic on annihi-
lera non settlement nos trusts mais
on empechera toute industrie ma
nufacturlere de prosp6rer chez
nous; car les trusts couvrent une
bonne partie de toutes nos indus
tries. Nous retournerions aux
iours sombres de administration
Cleveland ct personne men veut.
A la derni6re session le parti re-
publican voulut passer une mesu-
re permettant aux Etats de SO pro-
noncer sur popportunit6 de conf6-
rer au Congress le pouvoir de con-
troler les Trusts; mals la tentative
6choua grace aux d6mocrates qul
vo 0rert en- masse contre le pro-
let parce quill les privait dun en-
gin de guerre aux elections actu-
elles.
Que les Trusts soient bons ou
mauvals-et tous ont de bons COM
me de vicieux aspects-ll faut que
tot ou tard, le gouvernement, agls-
SAINT pour le peuple, controller ces
fortes associations, non pas pour
les 6craser CONNIE le veulent les
d6mocrates, mais atm de pr6ser-
YER la souverainet6 des citoyens de
la r6publique.
Notre gouvernement surv6cu a
bien des assaults politiques; ne lie
mettons pas en- peril en- tolerant la
domination des Trusts industrie]s;
Bien r6gl6s lis sont bienfaisants,
n6gllg6s on sen fait des natures,
ann6antis Oh SO met sous les four
! ches caudines des Trusts 6tran-
gers.
LIE tariff protecteur nest pas la
cause sine qua NON de ces combl-
mason industrielles; Car PAngle-
terre, qui est -6changiste, en- a
autant que nous. Ellie feurissent
narelllement sous les monarchies
t6moin le grand Trust allemand
des sucres qui vend ce produit
moins cher a l'6tranger.
Et puts, nos ouvriers ne veulent
pas abolir le tariff a l'encontre des
principales Industries du pays: lis
exigent de bons cages ct hu1t heu'
d'ouvrage. Comment pourrsient'
lis lutter contre la concurrence dc
eurs freres d'Europe qui travail
ent de paube au cr6puscule pou,
la motifs de nos prix ct ne connals
sent pas les amenities de la Viz
am6ricaine?
Amendons le tariff en- ouvrant de
nouveaux d6bouch6s a nos produltt
par des trait6s de r6ciprocit6. E
dams ce but
Hatons-nous lentement ct sans perdre
courag'
Vingt fois sur le m6tier remettons notr'
Outrage
c'est une oeuvre de patience, parct
que le eysteme douanier dun pays
est tres delicat ct quill est le pole
magn6tique vers lequel tremblen
toutes les aiguilles industriels.
| Ln~r
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-10

Pour votre proclaim habit rem
dez une visite q NJ. Antoine
Chouinard, chez Heinrich, coin de
Ia Nicollet ct de Ia 34me rue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-10
Guerison de Constipation
ChrOniOue

La plus importaare d couverte
des derni6res anne6s est le vrai re-
mede a la constipation, Cascarets
Candy Cathartic. Gu6rison garan-
tie. Les yraies tablettes marques
G. G. @. Jamais vendues en- gros.
Chez tous les droguistes lOc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-10

ser. Son cure lexhorte q une Don
ne fin.
-Du courage! Je men vais 3 r6
elise vous chercher le bon Dieu.
81 Ga vous est 6gale, monsieur
le cure. rapportez plutot la bonnt
Verge. Entire femmes, on sen
tend mieux.
Un de mieux.
LIE juge( irrit6)-Sachez, mon
sieur, que le tribunal 6tudi6 Ii
loi avant que vous soyez ne.
LIE jeune avocat (impassible) y
Je Padmets, Votre Honneur, mais
je vous ferai remarquer que moiJe
je TAI 6tudi6e depuis.
Logique chinoise.
General, nous sommes bier
heureux: d'etre Chinois, parce que
la Chine est la premiere puissance
du monde.
Pr?
En- effet c'est prouv6 puisque
le monde enter sc met contre
nous.
Un Anglais, 6tabli d la Barbade,
await une sucrerie ct des n6gres. On
lui vola une somme considerable:
il assemble ses n6gres.
Mes amis, leur dit-il, le grand
Serpend NEST apparu pendant Ia
la mutt: il ma dit que le voleur de
mon argent devait avoir, des CO
moment, une plume de perroquet
sur le bout du nez
LIE coupable porte sur-le-champ
la main q son neZ.
-Cest toi que mas vol6, dit
PAnglais le grand Serpent Went
de men instruire.
Et il reprit son argent
-Au quarter:
Cavalier Pipo, deux Jours de
sale de police!
Helm! Que vous faites erreur,
brigadier. j. al rien fait, j'ai rien dit.
LIE brigadier, dun air malin:
-Pr6cls6ment! Que quand, par
une chaleur pareille, on volt son
transpirer, on doit lul
dire: "Brigadier, venez prendre un
verre!'
-Balandard parle de son fills q
un m6decin:
Ill ma plus de gouts que pour la
bicyclette, dit,il; il ne reve plus
matches, records, etc.
LIE docteur, souriant:
-Je vols ce que c'est, c'est une
pneumanie!
LIE bons pochards.
Un passant heurte un ivrogne
qui festonne copieusement sur le
trottoir.
Alors le pochard. dun ton de
Pas la peine de me pousser,
patron, je tomberai bien tout seul.
Mime Taupiois est dune ja-
lousie f6roce.
L'autre soir, apres diner, ces
messieurs Sc sont retires dals le
fumoir: Chacun 6voque ses impress
sions de voyage.
Moi dit M. Taupinois, j'ai con-
serve le meilleur souvenir de Flo
rance
Entire Nine Taupinois.
-Je vous y prend, s'6crie- t-elle,
q parler encore de vos mattresses!
-Calino, employ6 a la Vile,
dresse un tabLeau de statistique.
."Dans la semaine qui Went de
s'6couler, 6crit-t-il on enregistre
la naissance do 604 gareons.'
II Sc relit.
-Diable, fait-il j'oubliais Ia
chose principale
Puts IL ajoute:
"Du sexe masculin.
Dacressson qui, a cinquante ans,
ma plus qu'une m6che fort maigre
sur la tete est le premier q en- rlre
-Vous n'6tes pas encore vieux
lui disait quelqu'un.
oh !r6pondit-il, IL ne sen faut
que de l'6paisseur de quelques che
veux.
On r6p6tait, ,devan tun vieux com
mereant peu d6licat cette maxine
ST connue qu'elle en- est banale:
LIE bien vol6 ne profile jamais
Celia depend, r6poudit le bon
homme. sill est bien admins
tr6!
Boireau so presente chez unt
femme de ses amies.
Madame ne peutpa vous rece
voir, lui dit la femme de chambre
ellie est malade'
ITEMS, fait Boireau, qu'est-c'
qu'elle a?
-Elle SQUIRE dun refroidisse
ment.
Boireau, s'6pongent le front el
sen allant:
VOLTA bien les femmes ave-
1o,,. oeor1& 10 oon$ro1i ofion ron
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-10

C'est P6ducation qui fait les
meurs domestlques, inspire les
ve1tus sociales, prepare des mira
cles inesp6res de progress intellec-
tuel, moral, religieux; c'est p6du-
cation qui fait la grandeur des
peuples ct maintient leur splen-
deur, qui PREVENT leur d6cadence
ct, au besoin, les relieve de leur
chute. Dupanloup.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

stCckholdsr of the Carmen company.
 The case Of MT. Mealy. who is q citi- Zen of the United States. but who has resided in Mexico twenty years. found it's inception in his commitment to jail at Monterey for contempt of court. He was confined several days in the Mon terey prison. from which he obtained his release on ampar3 proceedings. cor resp nding to a writ of habcas corpus Later Mealy was arrested o1 charges q; theft and perjury. He again vas placed under lcck and ky. this time at Ciudad Portirio Diaz. but was re- leased on bail. His trial resulted in his conviction. and he is ncw under bonds pending an appeal.
 Statements oG Mir. Mraly that the iails in which he had been confined were filthy places and detrimental to his health were confirmed by two Unit ed States oussular officers Ambassa- dor Clayton contradicteI the state ments of these officers in reports to the state department, in which he sai ! the jails were not unsanitoTy.-W ingt9n Correspondence Chicago Tr:- bune.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
CAUGHT A HORSE THIEF
Bob Branaman Did Not Allow the
 Trail to Grow Cold.

A Mexican by the name of Jose To- peg. who had been working for few
 days on the ranch Of Bob Branaman cn the GiIa liver. about six miles above Riverside decamped on Sunday night, taking with him a valuable horse be- 1 longing to Mr. Bran2man, together with saddle. blanket and bride. i Early Monday morning. says the | Globe Silver Belt. Mir. BTanaman dis i covered the loss and soon discovered the trail Of the thief, and accompanied I by Charles Swingle and Pablo Ortez. they followed the trail to Globe. rec1V- cred the horse and had the Mexican in jail by three o'clock that afternoon. having covered 2 distance of fifty miles by one o'clock. when they arrived here. The trail was q difficult one tO follow. as the thief tried as much 8s possible to make blind trail. He crossed and
 recrosSed the Gila river several times.
 and left the road frequently. but h. had some good trailers after him who could net be fooled much. as Bob Fran aman would ride ahead of the others and when he found the trail the others would come up and follow it unti! Eranaman could find il again some dis tance ahead. In this manner they made rapid progress.
 At Troy the trailers stopped fo: breakfast. md sent word to Deputy Sheriff John Devine that they would | like to have him join them. and h. ! followed them later on. reaching here
 shortly after they did. Upon their ar
 rival here they were joined by Deputy Sheriff Voris and began d systemat.C search Of the town ard found the horse
 and man in Cemetery gUIch. As soon
 as the Mexican saw the party he un-
 bUckled his six-shooter and threw un his hands. He was placed in jail her
 ana the ncx- morning started to Flor enCe i1 company with Deputy Devinc. It was probably fortunate for tlic
 Mexican that he was not overtaken oI' the road. as it might have deprive'i the courts of some business.
 Mir. Bran2man deserves great credit
 for his sagacity as trailer. and as T
 man who does not let the grass grow
 under his feet. when he is after horse
 thieves.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
ROOMS FCE RENT

.--~~~-~-~~- --~-----~>--- -~~'-~>|-@~--0- TOE -Reasonable two hanG- some furnished rocms. Bath and hot water. Private family. House epia@ allowed. 464 North First avenue.
 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM - For housekeeping CT lodging. No sick ness 4S4 North Third avenue. FOR BENT-April 1st. two pleasant front rooms. furnished. Inquire ac Jea North Second street. sTIAKESPEARE CDorris Theater puftGiug)-nicely furnished sunny rooms. $l0 per month and upwards. FOR RENT Furnished one or two rooms for housekeeping or rooms with or without board. 332 North Fifth street.
 CAPITAL HOTEL Newly furnished rooms. also furnished roorls for housekeeping.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
FEEL ? v Af$ ] ED

< ClE. wanted at - N-c.J Madison st:sst Ap.i- @t @-.e- \. a. BEAR CC.. Employment Agents, Boom 6. AIo"ihon block, Phoenix. A,tz. Phone 3713. Correspondence solicited. Registration free. tEANT3D-A gaod waitress and ham | rnaid al NUmneE's on Grand Ave, T.lerhare 3@21.
 WANTED First class dressnal<er to s-w ia shop. AppIy to Mrs. Hriar. 43o East WashinGton.
 WANTEn-Two strong and quick men ier special work at ranch. Wages =l.7o Ter dsT. Apply before 9 a. nl. L. I,. ". Young, l6> Portland Place. WANTED-Hcman for general house work. Call at 7e5 North First street. WANTED-A good woman to work u private family. Ajdrc+s ZIl. care He- publican.
 WANTED-Lady bool;k-eper who can write shorthand and tyne. Such 1s are competent and have -A1 references apply V. Y.. this office N.ANTEn-A good smart boy or girl to help in house. ArilE at Rum mey-s, Grand ave. Telephone @2-1-
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
CHRONIC KICKERS
Some in Every Household in Phoenix. !
 But They Are Growing Less.

Chronic kickers the kidneys are when they're sick.
 What makes the kidneys sick? A simple thing.
 They have too much to do.
 Must keep up their work: they never rest.
 Can't blame them for kicking.
 Ever have your kidneys kick?
 Ever have q bad back. lame. weak. or aching one?
 Know it's the kidneys kicking?
 The back aches because the kfdnrys are blockaded
 Help the kidneys with their work
 The back will ache no more.
 Lots of proof that Doan's Kidney Pills do this.
 Mir. c. s. Keep. of S23 East Cara mi.lo street. Colorado Springs. Asso- clated Press operator. says: Long be- fore l came to Colorado Springs l kneT- all about Deans Kidney Pills in the state Of Massachusetts. where they are considered a household remedy. I used them several years ago for lame and aching back and 1 have scores Of statements from representative citi- zens of Worcester and other cities in the east all emphatically endorsing tn. claims made for that preparation MN advice to anyone suffering from either weakened or over excited kidneys is tC procure Deans Kidney Pills. take a course of the treatment and the results will inevitably follow"
 Just such emphatic endorsement can be had right here in Phoenix. Drop into The Brisley Drug company's drug store and ask what their customers re- port.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 9 CentS- FOster-AIilburn Co. Buffalo. V. Y, sole agents for the L. &
 Remember the name-Doans-and take no other.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
Matters eS Record

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract coarany were filed for record in the county recorders office yesterday:
 Tiliie Mili@ to Louis MeicZcr. deed to sl2 and n1@ in Wichenhurg: coneid- eration. $1.
 Hans Heri!ck and wife to NielS Pc tersen. deed to lot IS, block 52. Tempe; consideration, $500.
 \. ]. MohniBe to II. ]. Bennett, deed to PomeEranite Mountain Nell and Ner- York: consideration. $l.
 J. V. Evans and wife n Anna An derson. deed to W loft lot ,. block A Evans Sub: consideration. $1.
 Anna Anderson to J. Scrvin. deed l. lots T. and l6. block .. Evans Sub: consideration. $1.
 l. F. Toney and wife to Alfred D BIacllmer. deed to lets , and , If swi4 15-.n-3e: consideration. &2.5oo.
 United States to Arthur (. Wood patent to e'a nW1l GG-1s-5W.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
FOB RENT

-~--~~~~O~~~---~ i OR ltFNT-tu-aisne or uGturnisheu 1-ruom modern 2-stcry hlic!, in Ben uett's addition E. T.. Pazcoa. ile North Ceater st.
 FOR RENT-FmnisAej and unfur- nisi-ed house, close ia. Apply to F. r.. ProWeu 20 Sou,h First ave. FOR HENT-Tvo-story brick house, 47G \. Second Ave. Seven rooms; all conveuiences; nice lawn. E'. r. Pas coe. 110 N Cente" St.
 FOR EENT--In the Anderson block, oue store room. all the second floor and basement of the building. Situ- "te& at tEe northwest corner Of Washington and first streets. For full iniorrlJtion apply to L. F. Hewins. No II East Adams street. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of John Gray, deceased. No tice is hereby given by the undersigned. Geo. r. Gray. administrator, with will annexed. of the estate of John Gray, deceased. to the creditors of and al! persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit then. with the necessary vouchers. with;n ten Q0 months after the first rahiication of this notice to the said Geo. r. Gray. at his place of residence on North Seventh street, in Phoenix. Maricopa county. Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in said County of Maricopa.
 GEO. r. CRAY. Administrator with will annexed of the estate of John Gray. deceased.
 Dated Phoenix, this 2Sth day of Feb ruarV. 1902
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
$500 GUARANTEED YEARLY

To high class man or woman. Wi.h change for promotion and adv5ns -I salary, to have charge small office aj nome CT iu home town. to attend ,o cor respondence. advertising and other work. Business of highest order and backed by solid men financially and pn- liticany. \ great opportunity for the right person. Enclose -addresse stamped envelope for full particulars to WALTER E. REDMAN. GENEIi-lL L SUPERINTENDENT. Corcoran Build ins. Opposite United States Treasury WASHINGTON. D. C.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP I II-IF,S.-Departme of the Interior. O.ICe oi Indian Affairs. Washington, D. C. March l, 1902 Sealed proposals. indorsed Proposals for beef, flour, etc. as the case may be. and directed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. .35 Johnson street. Chicago, Ill.,. will be received until l o'clock D. m. of Tues day. April T.. 1902. for furnishing foc -ne Indian Service, beef, flour. bacon, beans. coffee. sugar. rice. tea and other articles pt subsistence: also for boots and shc es. groceries, soap. baking pow der crockery. agricultural implements, paints. oils glass. tinWare, wagons. harness. leather, shoe findings, sad dierY. etc. hardware. school and med ieal supplies. and q lcags list of
 miscellaneous articles. Sealed pro- posals. iadorsed Proposals for blankets. wooden and cotton goods. clothing. etc." ais the case may be. and directed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Nos. = and 19 Wooster street. New York Cits. will be received u1til o'clock n. ln.. of Tuesday. May =. la03. for furnishing for the Indian Service. blankets. Woolon and cotton goods, clothing. notions, hats and caps. fI'iS must be made cut on Government blanks. Schedules giving all neces- sulI Information for bidders will be furnished on application to the Indian Dnice, Washington. T. C.; Nos. - and 19 Wooster street. New York City; 235 Johnson street Chicago. In; No. S15 Howard street, Omaha. Nebr.: the Commiysaries Of Subsistence. |. 5. A. at Cheyenne, LeaEenWorth. St. Louis, st- Paul and San Francisco: the post masters at Sioux City. Yankton Ar kansas City. Caldwell. Topeka. Wich- ita. and Tucson. Bids will be opened at the hour and days above stated, and bidders are invited to b. present at the opening. Tho Department reserves rlle right to determine the point of de- livery and 10 reject any and all bids, CT any part of any bid.
 W. A. JONES. Commissioner.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
NOTICE ToE PUBLICATION.
NHomostead Icntrr No. eeaaO

(Homestead Entry No. 2G99)
 Department of the Interior, Land office
 at Tucson. Arizona, Feb. 21 1902.
 Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing named 1ettler has flied notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver at Tucson. Arizona, on Friday. April 1, 1902, viz: Perry NJ. Williams of Maricora, Arizona. for the W. F. \. ". T., Sec. -. and r. '. x. T.. T., See. 2S, T. S. F. F., C. and $. F. Y. and NJ.
 He names; the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz. Samuel r. Hall and Thomas Gregory of Tucson. Arizona. and Harry W. Ross and Mary $. Abbott Of MaIioopa, Ari- zona. MILTON E. MOORE, I;eEister.
 First publicat tion Feb. 25, 1902.