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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
BEARS IN CONTROL THROUGH.
 OUT SESSION.
Stop Loss Orders are Uncovered Dur ing the Descent-At the Close
 Declines of 10 to l7
 Points Are Shown.

New York, March 1s.-The cotton mar ket opened weak at a decline o: i6 to g points on the old and of to points on the new crop months under room sell ing and liquidation following disappoint- ing cables. the outlook for larger re- ceipts and the prospect Of rain in the southwestern belt. At first the bears seemed to lack confidence and there was a little support on the call with the re- suit that during the first ten minutes the market ruled fairly steady, in some in stances selling over the opening prices. But as It appeared that buying orders were limited offerings became more az gressive and soon the market was work ing rapidly downward. New Orleans seemed to be selling here; there were yumors that powerful bear clique had been organized and. reports continued to come In as to the unsatisfactory condi- lions of spot demand; while 1t was point ed out that stocks at both interior points and ports are gradually accommodating be- ing now above last years figures In both cases. 2 Tn addition to this private wires were received stating that cotton was being offered with surprising free dom in the interior, The estimates for 1omorrows receipts at Houston and Gal weston were light, leading to brief in- teryals of steadiness but generally speak, ing the market worked steadily down. ward catching stop orders on the long side before midday. after which the liquidation through wire houses acccle- rated the decline Brokers believed to be representing the bull leader bought the sumhler months shortly after mid day and with some room covering rallied the market about ten points but a little later these gains were lost In another wave nf bear pressure and the low point of the day was reached in the middle of the afterhoon when March selling at l5.A, May at 15.69 and July at 15.6s. were from e to P points net lower while the new crop was: at a decline of about 35 points. Following this there was, considerable trfegularity, with sentiment evidently very nervous and unsettled and there were slight recoveries. ; The market was finally steady at asHet decline of 10 10 T. points with sales estimated at 100000 bales. There was considerable selling by commission houses on the break, but aside from this trading vas chiefly nrn- fesslonal cand 1t dld not appear that the local bull leader made any very seri- ous effort to check the downward course of the market Port receipts for the day were within about a thousand bales of last year and exports continue light. though the freer movement of cotton to the ports would indicate Increased ship menfs in tho near future
 Receipts at the ports today were l3.345 bales. against l50S4 last week and A.026 last year. For the week 5J.000 against 5l 2S3 last week and 87. PA last year. To days receipts at New Orleans were 5.SG6 bales. against 4,973 last year and at Hous- ton l.457 against 4.759 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
H. -s B. Beers Cotton Letter.

(By Private Wire to Caldwell, Ward & Col
 NEW ORLEANS, March t6-As Liverpool adyioes were very disappointing our market opened IS to 20 points lower. but shortly ing to the light Houston estimate for to.mor- row. The continued heavy interior receipts and the lack of demand for spots brought out sellers and as stop loss orders were reached. quick break of "A to 77 from the top was established. Fresh buying on the the bottom. Immediately after this demand was supplied, values again eased off about l4. closing at a net loss of 70 to 60 points on the old crop months. and 26 to go on the new crop options.
 Port receipts for the five days aEerezate 43 ono. against e4, 900 last year. The semi. ,c%na %ssEy wers rsseRss 1G oo st the esdng sror the loss In stock being .ooo,. against a de- crease of 5. 900 last year. making the to- tai stock, held by these towns 222 GOO. against
 ss ooo Iast year The total port stocks The port s:oeks since the 18th of February and the interior towns stocks show a relative increase of leo ooo ocver last year. since No vember 9th Wi:h stocks increasing in the interior and at the ports and the movement showing an increasing tendency there Is not much encouragement to those favoring the ar- as Liverpool sentiment seems to have changed around entirely on these bearish figures The situation seems to have resolved itself into a nght between holders and spinners. If at any time the latter are again forced to be- come free buyers of epots sentiment will change quickly provided the census bureaus escimate enrs IS , ss 6uiiish a: expected; In the ct!pts ar ddenand for spots w.il regulate val ueA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
Marine News.

wsas sASSsSf R6r, H7tsS1 sed dtsGRsF s vsra hs NEwPoRr Srsosf xEws.-sailed: SIT. Lincoln. shire, Br. Clark Hamburg
 NORFOLK. Arrived Strs Kennett. Br.. bermuda ss!ied. Str EnHa. Rr., Martin. NEW YORK Maine tron, BrereE fer New yie; Lilysrpooli Heihs olsv. christianssn; INisTRAHULL-P Passed Nu:ni4ian. New York for Glasgow
 LIZARD -Passed. Main, Baltimore for Lon LIVERPOOL. Arrived Bayarlan. st. John. COPENHAGEN = Arrived. Unlvas. New ANTWERP Arrived: Finland. New York.
 AL.Es;X,AA,N@pRIA .s;,A, @ Arrived Romanie' ,on Bos'on' SOUTHAMPTON. Sailed: Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. New York
 | PENSACOLA.-ArrivPd Str Alberta. Aust Radossk Mobile. Sailed Str Hordkap. Nor, Lind. bayonne, and sailed Alicia. sp. Inus Ius ,arIaga. Liverpool. bark 6allas Ger. Bollen' NEW RLEANs Cleared: s.r.. nea,rics Nor. Ch:istophtrsen Gibara Cuba: FicriSa, zen Ger. Hansan. Mobile: HDortmund Ger.
 PORT EADs-Anived: Preston, Nor. Hal versen. Por Limon, Aexandrian. Br.. Drune eas dei Toro; schr. santo oteri Nieksrs,on NoatiIn MNuaatan' Sailed strs Telephon. Nor. Ham
 MopILE.-Arrived; Str. F'---, Hs,.,. L'.'ler, sen. Puerto CorteE; schr James C. clifford Hunter Havana sal!ed. strs Belize. Nor r oisvik, P"css dsi roro brie qc' r,in nS'HhH"'
 spur: spur: Ntpe Bay. Cuba; Emma kno~"0"
 PORT TAMPA-Arrived: Str. onve,,e, Fur rir Lansing. Conner. Port Arthur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17

was contained in the statement that Lanca- shre sp:nnefs had satisaed the:r requiren1ents s ot raw cotton for the present. conveying the impression that, 8 decided diminut.on would pc ooserred In the 'epot business Of the Eng GsE market .n tke near future. Deliveries e.ear!y showed the effect ot this unfavora bIe rsospect anc private opinions were expressed chic: m.an!pula;orE prices would possibly pur. sue the downward course. ,''.
 AZ the start here, there was some d!sposition hesitate, ou; subsequently the foreign news Nas taken more seriously and tn cons;aeratlon os continued absence os demand for spots anc liberal movement at Interior points as disclosed in the semi weekly statement, d sEarp dechEe was precipitated. Periodical eeFport was rendered by tig bulls but the market was not inclined 10 hold any appre- suited. with the tendency rather against i'm mediate Improvement. Tn y1ew of advices coming 10 hand from New England. and from some Southern sections, the idea is created that the majority ot American spinners have supplied themselves comfortably with raw cotton for present purposes. but are handi- capped py pronounced scarcity of orders for manufactured goods. Such an outlook in conjunction with the expressed opinion that English spinners were about to withdraw from the market. furnishes no hope for activity Tn the spot situation The market Is ike " 10 feel the influence of these developments somewhat severely. especially at this particu- lar time when port and interior stock show a tendency to accumulate. IL occurs to us ac- cordingly that unless the state of affairs amongst spinners and prospects for the snot department are misrepresented, the chances are not favorable for any Improvement in the near future and a further reaction Of some consequence may be observed, which will put price on a better basis and put a more ter1pt- lng opportunity for purchases. 7 -f.E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
New orlaans cnttnn

NEW ORLEANS, March l6.-The spot cot- ton market vas quiet, weak and lower. Sales, 800 bales. Quotations reduced %c
 Futures opened 7Ql6 points down. caused by unfavorable Liverpools: the market there continued to decline until the close. when prices were ls 10, l9 points lower than yes terday. While the initial decline here brought out much profit taking by shorts the course of Liverpool caused much fresh selling and toward noon the bears had succeeded In fore ing wide decline; No one showed any de- sire to force prices up. The trading in the early morning vas not heavy and 1t was done mostly by professionals, but later on a sen sational break occurred and fer half an hour ehe ring was in panic. Thousands of baaes were thrown upon the market by frightened longs. Prices sank so points in few tnfnn ytes Heavy support was offered by. leading bulls and shorts took profits freely. This checked the decline. Tn the trading the fuc- tuations were yiolents and 1FeqNent esYAiay first .II, dropped to IS .43, recovered to IS. eI.. and finally declined, 10 | 5 Sd; July. first lost 20 points at l6!S5.' recovered to I6 .63 de- sllned to IS ee. recovered to ie o3 and final Y declined 10 95 The market closed the old ero3 months and az to % CT the new.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
caldwell. ward & co,s Market Letter

MONTGOMERY, March l6,-The beare have been in control of the cotton market to. day and the bull leaders. seemed perfectly con tent 10 stand aside and await 6evelcpne uts. SC that New York closed only few points above the bottom The weak condition of Liverpool this Nmornine caused a pess.mIstic feeling and New York sold down some 20 points. but was temporarily well supported ey the bulls. but the selling power was too grea. After. the advance of nearly four cents pound which We have recently had, a good. healthy decline is on'y natural and ts encouraged by the bull factions both here and in New Orleans with the belief that a break In the n,arke, would tend ;e br.Es about more se!lnE and create a good shor: interest. which would be. entirely favorable to thetr interests. as the shorts could be easily run to cover on aEJ good support
 New orieans fleets that a decline would .n- duee buying by sp!nners that some of the large stocks of cotton held there woul1 be absorbed. The receipts are coming iz rather heavier thar expected. edt t Is only natural that the spot cpttcn held In the interior should be rushed tc market before the new srcr has advanced toe far. There may be but the statistical position of cottcn does not warrant these prices and we favor the long side on every break Or New York's close Liverpool Is due to eor'e 25 points down
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
New orlea' Cotton Futures. NEW ORLEANS. March I6.-Cotton tuture
e. E. Pierce & Co.'S Cotton Letter.

tBy private Wire from C. W Lee & Col
 NEW YORK. March 6-The market to-day S, broke in response 'o Liyerpool The for. York or New orleans and yet the weakness over there to-day attracted attention and finally broke prices here very sharply below l6 cents considerable cotton came out and all but the big people sellers II takes money money ana courage io hold cotton over l6 There has been lot ot cotton sold for de!:v. cry in tkis ci;y on May contracts and t..s load Is getting to be serious. Looking over !he situation and II Is tirt!cu:, io see where Liverpool is tc get all of her cotton and vet Llverpool is weak There Is strain to be pose break on this level If the market wants 10 ge down win go down Ii's a market to be very cautious about and buyers should stay very close to the market The break uhroad left the situation very unsatis. factory this morning and all saw that the po- siiion looked different from yesterday. The-e was not the rally In il that was In eight yesterday; We would so slow OF the buying side at the moment
 c. E. Pierce & Co.'S Cotton Letter.
 IBy Private Wire from Gilbert C!ay) NEW ORLEANS MarcL. 6,--The most i..,- pOrtant item of news from Liverpool to-day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
New York Coffea and snrar.

NEW YORK March I6.-Coffee spot Rio quiet; mold steady Sugar raw firm; fair re- sugar. 24 Renned firm. Coffee futures opened steady. unchanged, following feature less early cables and ruled generally quiet. cable was received estimating the coming Santos crop al 6. 500 900, or lust about in lire with recent orop Ideas and consequently had very light influence or the market which became little easier and slightly more ac- tive tn Ihs afternoon @ under scattering liauida-
 points lower. Sales. 33 900 bags March s,25. April. S.35; May. As: July. 5.7o; September. I 5eI6 %: October eos; De- censber 2oI6. 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
sAvANNAH.-purl: rn,ddl.ns. lsM; sa

.sAvANNAH,-puil: m,adl.ns, IsH; sales.
 CHARLESToN.-steady midd::ng, l5A; sales. So. receipts. 27a; stock. 2; ;4e6 q, receipts. 4es. stock 4.43s.
 SoRFoLK.-Rece:p,s. 800 stock 5000. -.s.5;I sALTiM9o6ESSmapsss 9o ,,oSS ssA 'de&ns 'sso' BOSTON -Drli nidd:ins. l6.4S; receipts. 223; gross, i,o9S
 PHILADELPHIA -Quiei: n.ide.:ng. ,l6 25: rece;pts. 44e; stock. 2.ess ST. LouIs;-oriei; n:ideang. ts%t receipts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. March 6.-CattIe-Receipts l2 OOO including 500 Southerns. Market 10 Tl 5c lower Export and dressed beef steers 4 5oGS 35: fair to good, 3.75dF4 .4o:. Western fed steers. 4oG+ 50: stockers and feeders, southern cows 2, 4oG3 :I5: native cows, 2. .oo @3 IS: native heifers. 3 25a4.i5 bulls 2 5O G3 75: calves ood5 60.
 Hogs--Receipts;, 10 900. Market Ioc lower. Top $40: bulk sales. 5 I0d 5.SO; heavy, 5 3o1s. 70: packers. s.l595 90; pigs and lights. 4 25d5.3o
 lower Native lambs. 4s5is 65: Western lambs. 4.75g5 60, fed ewes. 3,7s64 30; yearllngs, 4 .5oq5 %; stockers and feeders, 275@4 co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
New York Cry Goods.

goods Is no, inclined te operate i= the pres. ent market although he realizes ths possi- b.ity of prices advancing, yet he believes he v'iB Use nothing by waiting and will not take the risk of being caugh, wiik goods or hand The market showed a tendency to decline A few irregularities in prices are noted. but they do not Indicate the general tone of the market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
Naval Stores.

sAvANNAH 15s: %aren isasIo, I0guTpsn;9: eF Rosp armA Tsce!ptsb .s7S,. exports, s.27s. @ Sn2sS 60: A H. E. S ss p ss s. k k 3sS E Sss: N, $40. W c, 3 60: W W. 5 %
 CHARLESTON and rosin nom inal.
 WILMINGTON t-Turpentins nothing doing receipts, IS casks, Resin noth:ns doing Tar frm. 2.2S. 400 nnd 4.oo. receipts. G.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
New orleans sngar.

NEW ORLEANS, March Ie.-sugar steady. Cpen kettle 2aq3 3-l6; open kettle centri- fugal, 363A: centrifugal whites .4A; yellow 3kR4: seconds. 2hF3 3l6. Molasses nom inai: open kettle, 2od2S: centrifugal. lo4-5 Syrup, 20625.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17

Baltimore and Ohlo As .... eco. ...... SI% Baltimore and Ohio 31as ........"lyl :: Centrpl of Georgia Ss ..:. ...... S3H Chesapeake and Ohio As .... ......... e5%s Chicago and Alton 3hs .,.. ..:. ......'.lgi
 Chicago. B and Quincy new As .....,... I9
 eseaso eseaso and iaa sensoi
 Chicago R. T. and F. R. R. 4s -.......I29k Chicago. R. 1. and P. R, R. col. 5s ...... 69fi C. C. C. nnd St. Louis gen. As ... .... aIh Consolidated Tobacco 4s .... ..,.. ...... 775s Colorado and Southern 4s. 44h Denver and Rio Grande Is .... YzM Erie prior lien 4s .... ..'......- SI Fort Worth and Denver City Ist .,..... lo+ Z, Hooking Valley 4t.s ,... ,... .:.. '....... o4as Manhattan consol gold As .... .... ........tQSs Mexican Central +s ,..; ..".... 65
 Mexican Ceni.alrIst Inc. :. .... .... .... i3~ M.nn. and St Louis ]s -. .... RH
 ssoS MissoSri kssss kssss and and Texas snas
 Nat. R. R. of Mexico consol As ........ 75
 New York Central gen. 3tss .... .... .s1ss New Jersey Central general 5s .....i2S Northern Pacific as .... .,.. ,,... .... 1T. Norfolk and Western consol 4s ...I ...... S7& Oregon Short Line As and Partic, ......., elH Reading General is sSL St. Louis and Irt n Nth. ccns,l 5s ......II3E &. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s ...... sII St. Louis Southwestern Ists .,......... S3ts Seaboard Air Line 4s .....' ...... ........ 6g
 Southern Pacific 4s .........."........ Ssts Southern Rs!lway 5s .... ......s........It2L Texas and Pacihc Ists :i -; '... ...."i
 Union Pacific As ...... ...............l09a4 Union Pacific conv. 4s ..,... ...... ...... 96
 United states Steel 2nd 5s ...... ........ 73
 Mapasn @ s.s ''''' '''''' '''!''...'.i enT Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s .... ..:... :. ss% Wisconsin Central 4s ...... S9is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
St. Louis provisions.

ST. LOUIS. March le.-Flour dull and un. charged
 Wklskey steady .32A.
 Pork lower. jobb!ng I9.42G. Lard lower: prime steam. 6 55. Bacon lower: boxed extra shorts. 8 co; cleal ribs, 6.l2Ej short clear. 8.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17

New York Cotton Futures. the quotations on the Cotton Exchange to-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
Daily Cotton Market.

Daily Cotton Market.
 NEW YORK March 6-CO,ton weak: mid dling, @: gross receipts. 29o. sales. 10: stock, 9l:623. Total to-day: Net receipts, l3. 3A5: exports. Great Britain. 3il; contI- nent. 5, ISo: Mexico. $50. stock. sos g, cansolldated Net receipts, 43 26o: exports: e,b3s; Japan 5o' Mexico. l.5oo. Total since September Net receipts. 6.566. 348: exports: France 647, io2i continent, 2.263.. NEW ORLEANS Cotton quiet: sales. 500: Ordinary narrcw. Is 5-l6. good ordinary i5ss; low middllng. I54; mldding 5W good mlddiing. i5 i5-I6 mlddllns fair. 6 5-I6 Receipts; 5,sse; stock 3e7,5
 1ALNESTON.-Dull; middlIng IS I5-I6. receipts, s,e57; stock 4e 733
 MoBILE.-Nominal; mddline. IAX: re. eeipts 22; stock. e.le4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
c;nc,nnati ProvIsions.

Cincinnati ProvIsIons. CINCINNATI. March I6.-Flour steady. Lard quiet. 75. ''f Bulk meats steady. 7.25. Bacon steady. 8 50.
 Whlskey active. ,2S. Sugar easy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
First Train on shantung Line.

Shanghai March ls.-The first regular train on the Shantung railroad arrived at S! Nan Flu from Sintao last night, having covered the distance. 252 miles in fourteen hours. The train was decorated with the Chinese and German flags and had on board number of Germans Sin tao is the terminus oE the German rail- road at the entrance of Kiao Chou bay. the naval station of Germany in China, Sl Nan Flu Is about 2l5 miles south by east of Pekin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
The leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations wNre as follows: Flour-ouiet. steady.
 oats-No, ?. SsS No, ? white. 4Ia4s. Mess pork, per hbl.. 3 57R. Lard. per 100 lbs. 8 s7hs.
 Short ribs sides tioostj. o.e5a7.oo Dry sslted shoulder (boxedD. 6 37 %. Short clear sides tboxedl 7 25a7. .37n Whiskex, basis of high wines, 2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17

The man wh9 gives your hand a cordial shake either has a full heart or an empty purse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17

Local Cotton Market. Tn the local cotton market yesterday mid ding was l5A cents
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17
I.ivarnooI cotton Futures.

LIVERPOOL, March l6.-cot:on futures opened que; and closed easy. American mid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-17

New York Stock List.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
Economy In Separators

The best possible time to separate cream from milk i- when first drawn, anb while the animal heat is stll rec taincd lf allowed to cOol and then bc heated to the proper temperature for skimmiug complete separation is more difficult to attain. The farm -cparntor i- in inst the position tD save all lu-- bv taking ont tl,c cream before the milk cools or becomes acid
 The best types uf farm -cparators nrc so simple that child can take them apart and pnt thcm together again, ,and run them without any danger if proper care K given tp uiiIng the fast running parts aub keeping the bowl clean.
 \ farm separator will run for years with practically no repairs, so the first cost is the only expense. this is paid back to the user at least every two years he runs it, in actual saving of time and travel ,to say nothing of the greater convenience and better quality of skim milk. Any dairyman who keeps five cows aud lives u mile or more from q factory can afford to bny separator. IL will bc a positive saving to him.-F. l.. I.WoodhOuse.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
NOTICE To CREDITORS
ESTATE OF k. J. RAZEl, DE-
 rnuAnI

ESTATE OF k. J. RAZEI, DE- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, AdministratriX of the estate of k. ]. Razcy, deceased, Ia the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publi- cation of this notice, to the said Admin istratrlx, at the office ui II. \. Dyke, one of theattorneys for said Administra- trix in the town of Imperial, County of san Diego, State of California, the same being the place for the transaction ot the business of the said estate in the said County of san Diego, state of Cal ifornla.
 Mas BELLE RAZEY Administratrix of the estate ol R. J. Raley deceased.
 IT, x. Dyke and Edwin \, Wells At tornrys for Administratrix.
 Dated at Imperial, California, May 7th 1904 May 1.June |
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
NoIIcE OF ASSESSMENT

IMPERIAL MATER COMPANY NO.
 i. Location of Principal Place of Bus
 iness, Los Angeles, Cal
 Notice is hereby given that at q meet ing of the Board of Directors of Imperial Water Company No. ,, held on the 29th day of April, 1901, an assessment of fifty cents per share was levied upon the capital stock ot the corporation, payable immediately to <. F.. Gipson, treasurer, al Room 507 T.ust Building N. F.. corner ot Second and Spring streets, L,s Angeles, California. Any stock npon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 9th day oi June, 1901, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction aud unless payment k made before, will Ike sold on the 2sth day of June, 1901, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. l. r. SULLIVAN, See.
 Location of office, 507 Trust Building, \. r.. corner Second and Spring streets, Los Angeles, California.
 May l4-2l2S-je All
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
Asst ssufNt NOtIcu

IMPERIAL WATER COMPANY NO.
 |. Location of principal place of bus
 iuc-s, Imperial, San Diego County, state of California.
 Notice tx hereby given that at % meet ing of tlic Board of Directors of lmpcr- ial Water Company No | held on the 7th day of May, igOI, an a--rs-mcnt, fNo. j,y ut fifty .jOy cents per share was levied uppn the subscribed capital stock of the corporation. payable immediately to R D. McPhcrrln, Secretary oi said Corporation, at it- office iu the town of Imperial County of San Diego, State of California.
 Any stock upon which this a-sc~-- mrnt shall remain unpaid on the sth day of June, lpOi, will bc delinquent, aud advertised for sale at public auc- tion, and, unless payment i- mad" bee fore, will br sold on the 3Oth day of June, 1901, at the hour of 10 go a. n,. t0 pay the delinquent asrcssmcut, together with the costs oi advertising and cx. Icnscs of sale.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 R D. MCPHRRRIN, Secretary of Imperial Water Company No. l, Imperial, Calif.
The Imperial press., 1904-05-21
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Ofiicc. Los Angeles. Cal.
 April 21d, iph.
 Notice is hereby given that ANZALlNE HUNTER oi Los Angeles, Cal, assignee ni HARRY JUDDERN. has filed notice uf iutcu- tiun tu make proof on her drsrrt-iaud claim No iJ4i. for the East half section i4. Twp l4 S., K. I+ F., \. +. II. < NJ. before Register and Re .ciVcr at Los Angeles, Cal, on Tuesday. the 5lsi day uf May. lpB4.
 Sue names tie following witnesses to prove ths cnmpirtc irrig tttou and reclamation of said land:
 James \. Hammcr~, ylcmcr Hammers. wm. F.. Hammers. K. n. McPhrrrin. all of Imperial. Gal
 A.JCROOkSHANk. Register.