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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
MORRISVlLlE.

The students at the academy held a ~
ceum in the school building Friday even
ms. after which a promenade ana social
were held in the hall above,
A. q. West has been confined 10 the
house for the past week by sickness.
A. A. Niles is suffering with "A severe
attack of rheumatism.
Miss Lizzie King, who has been at work
for the New England Telephone company
the past few months, has resigned her
position and expects to leave this week
Thomas G.. Cheney has Just been elect
ed a director of the Vermont Mutual FIRE
Insurance company of Montpelier, ming
rhe vacancy caused BY the death of II. NJ
Moves of Hyde Park.
Or. c. c. Rublee has been re-appolnted
health officer for this town and village
]. Il. Thomas, who has been confined TO
the mousse for the past few days Is I'M
proving.
Charles Marshall who has lived on the
lawloss farm during the past year mas
moved to the Sturges farm which he re-
Gently purchased
Mrs Sarah Bryant wife OF II. .Bry-
ant of CcnterVillc. died Thursday even-
ing of consumption, aged 81 years. Ihe
fmcral was held Saturday afternoon.
Aside rom her husband, she is survive d
by a father ana mother TWO pfothefs ana
two sisters.
Mrs j. ID. Remington has been appoint
ed Instructor In a Des Moincs, Iowa, busi-
ness college.
Clarence Thomas, who not long since
sold out his tea route here to w, w. De-
Iano and went to St. Johnsbury to carry
on n similar business. has given up his
lob there and returned home.
Charles, aged two years and nearly II
months, son of DR., and Mrs g. c, Rub
lee died Saturday afternoon from dab
ties. He had been i'll nearly two months
but POSSESSING a strong constitution ne re-
sisted the ravages of the disease until neat
the end when his suffering was intcnsa
and pitiful A bright, healthy and LOVING
child, his presence was the source of much
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
ENOS6URGH FALLS.

l. l. .,.1.-
me inan.lai s'ateIn,l' ~ ,r. ,,,
rrrSh rams SaNlnSS Dunn 'uu ~, ,,
pHllN' issued IHhu"iI o., I,
gratifying cohdition Oh l"ll9 = &c ', sl',.
'cl Sl'S are no" -. ''',lf al. ~ ~
Tic year OF s'',465r' mere are Huol" 80
Coi"SltofS j. f-' h''''ia n"T
LIS WORK IJt t'le mr." ~ N'i,''%u !,''. ~
CO IT, STRATUM lIi - ~ I''u"!' VIZ
u" u" curriers' Oh y - ,"" ,o''.o W.
rtrHI ir'' uoilVerE, MlT, y. Il. N,H. w.. wy
ara Mrs lnllo i>auu q Niv'',rtr WI ''''
guests Of Mrs W. b. LHuu N'dhcS''> 49,
NO lu"'r'l S"rNiC, "i 'nl'' yi'ii'9 w.
le"IH "rr h'," N'"I' 'I'''','E =
lfHEorS NJ 'hr "''"S' Il! ''o' - ,''tN ~
iuitn'i ~ >i'' ~ ny ''' Wv - 80
OF Whl. Il Mr.. l''d'tE was " H'c'',ntr' ~
l'""t9 Hlu Hlt'l u,N ~ ''NN, ~" y"
ttr' rev L. -, oh'ru"'i' 'n.N t"t,".
SiSt.u ny h"'. W. d. '"t'', U!i ~ i''
+. JenGrSoh' ne muse was iu'','S"'l ny
a u"inI" Qlllrl'u'' AZ" Soit. t''iS i,"-
"'r'd W'r" Wy IA, "o,H'r' H"t: ~ ..lc
AlnS OF jesus ana Horh''Iih' We II ~
r'iSUiiu' ! ne mowers N'ic NUS We"
iI an" Nv Nr'al lroI USE H. -Nl"o"- ,''
Guy OF Town Iil, nus III ",t'""',VU
. W" tI'''h "l JON - H. MI anu MI W.
- =. Mu"Hln "i o't"Wu 'h.'' "''e'
itH'lN' lr. ana ME- NlHi"Ii 'io','u ,r"'
NY ana MrH ~ d. l,ea,tH' HI an, ~
r. H. critn "I o'dnnrI'Ec' NJ an" WI =
l. j. sun L. iitrHl'h '"liti'' N'i'N'
Sn'h' MISS Matte Shllh OF ~ hi"lH"u'
Nj. a'o MIS- r. ~ ''n,'S' WIS . -
watson, Mrs h.rth1 Leslie. MISS anne
Leslie NJ ana Mr. IA. -. Ht"illI"l' VI ~
NItHilS MT. anu MIS- NHI"ih VIZ ~
ana ar" W eeN' tifaNeS ~ 9Heiioi'' NJ
ma MIS- ticnrN St''i. H. Mr' "'u Mt' H.
- l~"Ncrll u i'erhShll" ME- anu -"rc' -
:. keel Mrs. j" mes i''llcN nl hlVnlo,i'
S'th i"WIc Was nome from t''' - ' VA
over HulluaN'-A plu.H'ci WIS "'ii ~
MI ma MIS-. n d. \ "ii"'Il N"i',ihH' jan,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
GREENSBORO.

Little Mary hanson is quite ill.-Mrs
Elmer Bailey visited friends AZ Crafts
bury roccutly.-Mrs, W. T.. Bailey is visit
man at Ahscron last summer tie would
Young. of North 'CraftshurN, visited at
lanes Whites r9CentlY.-Nrs. u. ~ Rice,
who has been ut Glover carinE for her
sister. has returned home.-Armour Rah-
cock has sold his entire lot of COWS To
Clarence Hanson of CraftsnuIN.-
Richard Mors.. who has been suffering
with erysipelas, is hetter.-George Hall
away. of East ST. JohnshurN. is visiting
his fathcr Edward Iall0WAy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
FAIRFAX.

T. i. Hunt is confined to the house will
n hard colds T.. Wilson's new clerk, MI.
Preston of Georgia. commenced work Mon
day.-EdWard Masses. who has clcrked fey
s. j.. Wilson fer the last seVcn years.
closed his labors with him Saturday.
John Root who has been quite sick, Is able
to he ont aglin.--Aric t,ccman. who has
been confined t. the house TDr several
DAYS. is 50 as to bc out on the street again.
Peter Minor. who has been Vers sick,
tcttcr.-Mrs. Jack 1.'arlr Is 'li.o sick
G. =. Potter stats for rcVidcncc. r. J.,
", dncsday The funeral Ct blanche
ClalN at Curtis Whcclcrs home W.
LARGELY attended.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
M0NTG0M FRY.

The w. c. r.. L. held a reception
on Tuesday evening.-N,w officers have
been elected at the Methodist Sunday
schoo, for the year,-Thc Whist club meet
on Saturday evening with NJ. =, Maurice
Mrs, Patters on returned on FRIDAY from
q visit in Canada.-Fay Brooks cut SER
iCus cash in his foot on Friday with an AK
Miss Grace Richardson has returned TO
PostCn.-Hardy Baker and wife and Jim
Lancer and wife are visiting in Troy
Word has reached here of the death of A.
T.. Hall in New York. 1t will be remem-
hered Mrs. II all died one year ago. having
five young .hildrop.-Antoine Hope is in
a critical condition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Harry Fuller has returned to New
Nurk-Nt the town meeting J@nuarY IL 10
consider the matter of alolsh'ng tn" town
li,itnr n,scu.V "A motion was made ANA
carried to adjourn the meeting without
Catc.-SeVcral people were very pheasant.
" entertained ut the hone of Mr. ANA
Mrs. j. A. r"rkms TGcsdaN evening. Sc
Lotions were rcIG,"cd ty Mr.. PERKINS
NTH tho pinrola
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
RANDOLPH.

-.
a. Lamp oil StooNurliTe "lS .prI.I'
10 IN" Se!'ot'ltH "l '''' '""' loi pr ''t
10 erect III 'nlS NI'i'E' " ~'".'t' 'r,I'-
N"'I' - WA" W. '"'
CIplhe nous" C"H'" ny '' ID. - $50.
lf' L.. H. A'Ieh mas Nrie t3 'oS, -''t"-,
where ie VIII i"O"l+ j" II'''''', i'v mas
oC 'H H9'"V 'l'. ~ ~ t'' '-- ~,
WIN 1T. - e i""'. Ni t'' .'Nt IN ~
years ana mas N'l !'l ...' Jus '"''''S' "a
mo LHSIl'"'S'
y daughter W. ''IN t"'ISyaI H'Ei- -
Mt D." MI. -'Hll N'"'F III ioti-7'I'
Hollow.
D. i. tlof'HEo mas '''H r''P"''"Iea l''
arolhor term as p'rHld' l'I-
The BOD! 81 M Jn4t stevens VIZ
rItd III tolNuk', Mess" 'uhc'""N hl-"|
at the HON" of her ''It-ln law y 'd HrU. =
vas brouer- h'ro I'D IA" mail tram PM
dai afternoon Tor inferno hi' ah' wa. t"t
widow Of ALB III stevens WHO dtd as la &
hardwick ahous nine years ago. AMI .''
IL survived 10y che CaugfiDr Mrs. l'V''p
ana one son, My1ou, BOTH Of lloiN'k' b i
bother. Levi Johnson of II lnheld. Hi
hoy sister, Mrs. ls1ac Austin OF tn SAINT
town. also frank Williams of t. Iy'Ni
came ID attend tho fun raj Mrs. Str''.t
formerly owned the house on Elm +irt
Vhich is NOW tn property Ct M'NN
Woodbury.. Tic body "'S talk d. L. &c
tcIjh, whcrr prayer IVES cfer'd ~ Kew
f. q. RalnrN.
At O'Clock Monday afternoon me Goi
den Rule Christian EndeaNor society open
ed it, 2ith annual convention IN me CON
81 r., tident Of III union. The devotional O.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

The mail arriVirg at the Springs comes
now in the evening instead of in the morn
ms w. f.. Patton Of Franklin has been
spending a few days IN town,-Mr and
Mrs. Shepherd were in st Adams tics
day to attend the fellowship meeting at
the Congregational church. The ladies Of
the Ccngrcg .ional church will hold So
cial at tho home Cf Mrs. Patton WeducS
day evening, JanUmy y. All are cordial
Is invited to attend.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
MORGAN.

Mrs. y. NJ. Gray is very low with a heart
trouble and her friends are much worried
over her condition.-Thc scarlet fever
patients are now all released from qUarlu-
tine The lumber road from tho lake TO
the Mud Pond road has been opened aad
will be used quite extensively 10y the lum-
bormen this winter Wallace MrDouGalL
who ran the grocery at Morgan Ccntr" a
year ago. il here from Canada on "a visit
Moses I'ayc has moved back To- tn, Mdpi"'-
dion firm and VIII NlrrN II ON AMOlnOr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
ISLE LA NOTE.

T.. +. Reynolds and daughter and John
Rorhach of New York have been spend
ing a few days at the Reynolds cottaEo.
Thcy returned to New York Monday
nighttime asles are in town.--Thcre was
q heavy fan Of snow Saturday night AMI
Sunday-M. (. Thomas has been repair
ing his barn on the ElcurY place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
RlCHfORD.

A most enjoyable affair was the annual
dinner party OF rs guests given by Mrs
Homer Baker OF East Richford, whose
home is justly famous for it's gracious hos
pitality. Although the sex for which wo-
man is supposed to smile and dress was
not included i'm the company, vet no bank
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
III. w. ALLEN e CO.
Clearing Sale Of Oriental Rugs.

This morning we offer in the Oriental Room
entire stock of Turkish Rugs at greatly reduced
prices
We are going out of the Rug business and
take this method to clear the stock as quickly as
possible.
There are twenty-five orthirty- specimens,
a variety of sizes, at prices decd dly in the buy
ers favor being one-fourth to one-tnird less than
they are actually WORTH
At the same time we will offera collection Of Oriental
Pillows 22x22 great variety Of coverings, SIPS,
$50 and $780, marked 87cts, SI.l0 and SI.3S
II. w. ALLEN & CO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16

Mrs. Leach is always gratefully noted by
music lovers. The thanks of the company
are due to the G. j. r. for stopping the OK
press to let off and take on the 20 ladies
from RiChford
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
Smouiclicn.

Saa enbelig opranOt ben lenge
oentebe Dag, ba ri ituloe faa COB til
at rpffe inb | ben nDe Strife, fom Ri
ida baarot tiltren9te Der / Blair.
I'll at begpnbe meb iaa bet msrtt not
ub / @eiret, pg lpnes at tunbe blipe
til 6pab bet Ituloe p9re; men mart
tlarebe bet op | 9eiret, og 1ar ~iittert
Iamtioigt siort bet | mango !9jerter.
Snbpielien ifulbe begpnoe ST. 10, og
dllerebe inoen ben 5iD rulIebe bet enc
39s efter BET anbet inb / 8Den, pg
airfen bleo mart fulb. paitor SRI
mpot Ms1er nebbab CUBS 0elIignelie
ober 6ejtioeligbeoen, og oa en- Saline
bar afIungen, talte Dor areosformanb
paitor 2unb, Sremont, oper l Song.
8, 8. ON 9erren, Der bapoe beaiget
Suiet, iom bar bpgget, ON bpprleoes
bans gje pilbe ifue neb paa bette !6us,
og paa be e%ntelte, iom tom Der for at
bere Orbet, og ON bporlebes life alene
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

bans Eie, men oefda bans !6jerte pilbe
bare Der. Sub pil life blot bore en-
3iIffuer, ban bill ielp b9re meO, ielp
tage Del. gfter at aoaeften par Bile
ben mesiet og 8oret babbe iunget ct
Beers pr0oiteoe Sdmfunbets 5prmdnb
Yaitor @briitianien ub fra Saline
Sc, B, ON bbor forf9rbelig Sub til
5ioer bapoe pitt fig / FIN @erning oberz
for Wennei tene, iaaleoes ba ban
ibieliloe $4,000 Mdnb at 4sfpriens
9ar ubenfor Seruialem. Og hi OPP
fororebes til at gaa ben og fe Subs
Bert = lie bet fddlebes fom bet fan
les peo bans Srbs 9irfninger = Re
bans 09rt beb bans SIN = e bans
Bert beb bans Sdtrdmenter. @fter
at fem Yreiter 6apbe opl9It 4ffnit at
SUBS Orb, inbpieoe paitor G6riitians
len airten meo alt bens Silbebpr | ben
~treenige SUBS Rdnn. 0erefter talte
paitor Senfen oper 9agens Gbdnges
lium ON 4anoen, Der ital pberbebife
ON Spno, om 3etf9rbi96eb og ON
Dom, og uotdlte 2nitet ON at Der peb
oenne &irteinopielfe o9iaa bos ct og
dnoet Wienneite matte blipe en- 6jers
tets Snbbielie til Sub. 0erefter blep
Der lagt ct Offer pud s6errens Otter
o9 efter enbnu en- SnbOielie, nemlig
al ct Barn peo ben beGige 0aab, enote
9sitioeliqbeoen meb 9pn.
On Gftermibbagen 6lep Der tdlt
gdnite fort til 8grnene 1 bet npe
o9diement", Iom 10 ierlig ifal bruz
aes of Dem. 9erefter. ban Der Mebe
/ airfen igen, boor YaItor Qnberien
talte. On Qftenen bar Der engellt
@uostjeneite, ioet aGe Qmerifdnere
bar inobubne. &irten bar ba after
fulo DC Or. Center og QaItor u. g..
Rielien tdlte. Weberne fprtiattes
Wanbdg pg 3irsbag, lom Ri baaber,
til 9eliignelie. 0i bar en- imut airte
MI at iamles / / Blair. Sub 9ibe os
at TONNE Der meb fmutte % gobe
!6ierter, faa Tfdl OrOet 10 bore 5rugt
/ i'm 5ib.
~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

5%elgenoe Sang forfattet at qaitor
Semen blep affungen peb ,Snbpieli en-:
Wtel.: 3, itGrte 8riite.
Meni9beoen:
6crre! meo 5rpos os 5relies Rpit je9
raaber;
9no bine 0Gnbers Stoberfraft je9 baober;
0erli9t til SiGles opre 5relitpirfe
8Dotes bin airfe.
Serlifal iee leoe, frelit ira 9pbens Mprfe;
ser bill bit Orb al Spnoens Sioleprfe
0pifabe 9ioets riee 8iomiterbape
Mieb 8etfGrbs @ooe.
Splao for Dem, ionl banfe, 9iaaoenS 9pre,
5rem for bit Mlterfprs bu Sj9len fgre,
Sob Der mig fn9le, 9in min arnne 3uu9e
3ig 3af at ijun9e.
aoret:
ser er Subs Sus u9 9imnieri9es Eorte,
0por SeluS ariltus ta9er lelp til Srbe,
llnoerfulot Gher for al Spnoens Taaoe
per bier Naaoe.
Scr er subs Spn nieb Orb % 4ano tilipue,
Naar bet ira Sinni ipart / NBo mon lpne,
@iner, i1aar aoriet bGres, for bit 6ierte
5reo / al Snterte.
Ser paa ben lanoe &inItots rgoe Blooifuo
9poes / 3aaben SpnoerbjertetS &obifub;
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ou END lGn9e,
ap6 uoen 9en9el
Ser peb lin Nnoner letter Selus 8looipor,
Saa faar on strait at panore / bans SOB
ipor.
5roen foritrrfes, SGrli9beb ppammes,
0oobet %iilamnies.
Ser nioner Sub oeo YauluS og Sobannes,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ber% iomareiter iotioes,
per lgfter 9ut6er 8iblen frem al @rope
3il 5olfe9ane.
M nigbeoen:
ger er subs Orb, ps fer ban 8rpbet
brpoer,
SeQioer Samiuno, 8pnnenS 9pfte tpoer.
= 8enne er 9aeen, Serren os bereoer!
arbeloer, beberl
5rels, 5errel frels bog, tGrel lao be tlpttes
Ru paa bin 8oocobigrnei!en Lab beg9es
9enenoe Sten mteo aot9eprei tens Stenpel
3il Nanbens 5empel.
aoret.
Signebe 8, inn fer | Serren fomnte,
Sieneo' nteo Noaoens 9ps | SerrenS
3pmnlel
@ip ebers 9jerter UNDER San9 u9 9iulter
goa 6errens Sitter.
Ql(e:
Sinner u9 tlemter, Sorbens aloffer ale,
5plf trinbt meo os til 6reliesfrpb s falbe!
SlG9t efter Sleat ifal opbt | 6jertet iilbe,
CUB bor 9erinoe.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14
Amendment TO the
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF the
DENVER GROUP GOLD AID COP
PER COMPANY.

PER COMPANY.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS: That at meeting OF the
stockholders of the above named COM
pany. held at its office at the CITY OF
Los Angeles, on he 3rd day OF Janu-
ary. 1902, Article III of the Articles OF
Ineorporation of said company was
by unanimous vote of all the stock
holders OF said company amended TO
read as follows:
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock of said company
shall consist of ~ 100. 100000. in shares
OF the par value OF $l.00 each, whlcn
shall be paid for in accordance Win
assessments levied " the Directors Oh
said company. No assessment 10 De tof
more than ten per cent OF the par
value of the stock, and assessments
not TO be levied oftener than once In
every two (2) months. No assessment
! To he levied before March lst. Isoz'
Stock fully paid up shall not be haole
! to assessment for any purpose
THEREFORE, the said company mas
caused these presents to be signed py
I,ta President and Secretary. ana ats
corporate seal to be affixed hereto, on
the Ard day of January. 1902. In order
that the same may be recorded ana
nnbiished, as required by the laws o'
the Territory of Arizona. ..,>,
DENVER CROP GOLD AND NoE
l PER COMPANY.
nv Thomas 6. Wadsworth, President
Attest:
| CLARA E. HOYT,
Secretary.
) Corporation seal
state of California, County OF A~o'
Angeles. SIS, 49,,
before me. NJ. LIssuer, Notar1
Public in and for Los Angeles Couhts
california. on this Srd day OF January
. 1902 personally appeared Thomas .
, Wadsworth. known to me to be TN
president OF the Denver Group Gold ant
Copper Company. and cara T.. no!
! known to me TO be the secretary
, the same company, and the saia p,i
sons being so known to me 10 oe III
y narsons whose names are suoscfioe
d to the foregoing instrument as IN
}. president and secretary OF SAID com
!. many and each for himself aekno"
edged To me that he executed ii
- same for the purposes ana cohs'oefs
}. tiops there In expressed.
"a Witness my hand and official SEA
: the 3rd of January. 1902. MY con
mission expires april 3, 1909.
(. '-''' NJ. LISSNER,
70 Notary Public In and Tor Los Anger
J. County. California. ,
First publishation Jan. s, last jan
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14

ingly remote, but which have their
origin in4he disease of the stomach and
its allied organs.
There is no alcohol in the " Discovery
and it is absolutely free from opium,
cocaine, and all other narcotics.
eDefore commenced to use your medicine
was in bad condition (for eight years. ana
four doctors treated me" writes Mrs Bcttle
Askew, of Garysburg Northampton 60, n &
wThey Of course. gave me al the time some
relief hut il did not last long. was some Gays
Ia my bed and some days dragged about tue
house | have used FIVE bottles OF the Golden
Medical Discovery aud five OF the 'FavoTite
Prescri ption and four Walls of the Pellets,
Now | iee like new WOMAN. and want the
world to know il
DIR. pierce's Medical Adviser, 1908
large pages, paper binding, sent free on
receipt of al onc-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only, or 81 stamps
for i, in cloth binding Address DR..
X. V. Pierce. Buffalo. n. "
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14
SHERIFF. SALE.

Under and by virtue OF wrlts OF exc
cu,,on issued out of the District Court
of the First Judicial District or the
TERRITORY of Arizona in and for the
county of Pima, on the 30th day OF
necember, 1901, whereby the county OF
pima recovered judgments as follows
towit. against C. F. Schumacher, NJ. q.
Samaniego, Thos. Q. Bullock ana =. =:
Woods, for the sum of $29L4o anu
s19.S5 costs: and against Z. +. Schu-
macher, NJ. G. Samaniego. mos. "
bullock and C. F. Weber. for the suIa
of s394.00 and $16.75 costs, togetnef
with interest on said amount at the
rate of per cent per annum' AL"
tbere being due the said county Oh
pima from the said defendant. Thos.
n pu,lock the sum of $242,67 and the
saro heing unpaid, /, Sheriff OF SAID
county of Pima, levied on the foiioW-
ino described real property situated III
tbe county OF Pima, towit; S. e: la o.
NJ n IA section %, TIP. 13, X: ID 81
80 of N. w. IA and 8. w. IA OF n
II IA section 33, TIP. 13, K. IL, contain
ing 100 acres. .,o+
iii at the court house door or tn
said Pima county, at the hour Oh
O'clock % a, M, on the 30th day o
January, 1902, sell at public aucuoI :.
, for cash in lawful money OF the Uhlt
"a states of America, all the r1gh'
tit1s and interest that the above name
dogondant Thoms @. Bullock. bad II
~ and TO the described property. or o
= much thereof as may be necessary
satisfy said Judgment and costs
suit and accruing costs. .oo
hated this Sth day of January. 19o
FRANK E. MURPHY.
Sheriff.
By E. Drachman, Deputy.
~
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14
To Whom II May Concerns

Notice il hereby given that j.. IL.
Manning has applied in writing 10 pr
chase lot ., in block No. 257, IN the ivy
nj Tucson. Arizona, according to p'at
of what was commonly known as the
Military Plaza, which was adoptea ny
the MAYOR and Common Council OF the
said city on the 4th day oil Decemoer'
1899. ho+
Notice is therefore hereby given that;
nureuant to Ordinance No. l55, passed
nv the Mavor and Common Council oi
the said Cltv on the 7th day OF January
1902. the undersigned will sell at pup
lie arction, in front OF the City Hail, In
the said Cityof Tucson, the above des'
cribed property, at 9 O'Clock p. m.' on
"wednesday the 22nd day Of January, A.
d. l0O2, to the highest bidder for cash,
subject to the approval OF the salu
Navor and Common Council, and the
following conditions:. Tt. g.
First-That a deed in fee simple 10
the purchaser, his heirs or assighs' lree
from all limitations or conditions, ul'
ractlv after the sale, be executed by the
nroner authorities and deposited IN es,
crow in the Consolidated National
Rank Of the City OF Tucson, to be de'
livered 10 the said purchaser, his helrs
or assigns. when he or they shall nave
cansed 10 be expended upon the ea'c
lot and the lot OF land adjoining tht
same upon the south, to wit; Lot no
a in Block No. 251, the sum oil SZo'
! 600 toward the construction OF a hoVe
hniIdino to cost, when completed, 10
less than $75, 900. .o- ooo =, ),
SeconA-Said sum OF $2ooo 10 u
expende within one year from the dat
of the sale of said lot ,..,
Tbird-The custodian OF SAID escrow
to deliver the same to the grantee theIe
in named. his heirs or assigns al an
time within one year alter the da'e
the sale of said lot, when the Mayor q
} ,If, C,tv of Tucson aud the Chairman q
, III. Rnildiny and Land Committee {
!, the said citv. and the President oil IN
S poar1 ri Trade Of the said city, sha
certify in writing that. after thorong
examination, they find that the said 81
~ nanditure on the lots above named u
ward the construction OF SAID hot'
h,ilding to cos; the said sum OF go ,'p
fully EQUALS and is the sum OF tZo wv
, fourth. In case the eaid sum
so5 600 shall not be so expended "ilh'
tho time named, the said cnstodian
f the said escrow shall surrender ~
le same Immediately after the exp'fa'l.
a. Of the time named, to the Mayor OF u
Of said CITY OF Tucson, and ail ,mpro.'
u ments placed upon the SAD lo', aiI
of the sale thereof to be forfeited ny u
as makers thereof and the same 10 pc
X and revert, free and clear OF all cialf
to or demand Whatsoever. either IN ia"
in eonitv u, the said City nj luc%on.
!" '4"'' \. E. HAWKE,
,v City Recorder.
"a First pub. Jan. II, last Jan. Il.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14

EFFECTIVE AT ONCE-The Him
ois Central railroad will put IN l,e new
fast schedule ON their Omaha and 1h'-
cago line, whereby train No. 2 w'll be be
cut down one hour. 1t VIII ieaVe
Omaha at 7:45 p. H.. daily VIA Fort
Dodge, Waterloo, Dubuque, freeport
and Rockford, arriving III Chlc"Eo ai in
9 80 a. IN. next day. Train NO. VIII
be made daylight train leaving omaha
at 7 a. m. via the same route as apoVe'
reaching Chicago at 9l' p M same
day. These two trans also carry
through equipment between o,n"ha ana
st. Paul via Fort Dodge and Alber, Lea
reaching Minneapolis at 7;25 a. M and
6 :55 p. m. respectively. The equip,
ment of these trains includes the latest
pattern wide vestibuled Pullman sleep
ing car, buffet library smoking car fre'
reclining chair car and dining car.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14
,OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LETTERS OG GUARDIANSHIP

LETTERS OG GUARDIANSHIP
In the Probate CoIrt, County OF
Pima. Territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the guardianship
Ii the estate and persons OF oliVe D.
bead and Lacy Read. minors.
Notice is hereby given that Gertruue
\. Read has filed with the Clerk OF
bus Court a petition praying for let,
(ers of guardianship OF The estate ana
persons of Olive 5. Read ana Lacy
bead, minors, and that "Wednesday, We'd
Ihe end day of January, 1902, at ~
o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, at tne
Court room of said Court, in the CITY
bf tucson, County OF Pima, has been
bet for hearing said petition when ano
where any person interested may ap
pear and show cause why the SAID petl
hion should not be granted.
Dated January 18th, 1902:
s. W. PURCELL
Ex-of1cio Clerk.
First publication Jan. II, last jan q