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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-07
James Kellar of Minnesota Visited

James Kellar of Minnesota Visited
in the city one day last week.
Herman Faas of Butterfeld was in
the city Saturday on business.
Herman Schroeder of Essig was in
the city one day last week on business.
Henry Alwand of Mankato made a
days visit with friends in the city
Saturday.
Miss Irma Hauenstein is attending
the state agricultural school at St.
Paul this winter.
County Auditor Edward Weaver of
Mankato was in the city one day last
week on business.
Roman Boetter of Mankato spent a
few days in the city the first of the
week with friends.
Bert Hubbard of Minneapolis is
visiting this week with his brother,
Frank in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Henle spent
several days at Wabasso the past
week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Franta.
Miss Louise Heinen was at Essig
over Sunday visiting with relatives
and friends also attending the dance
that evening.
Quite a number of lady friends of
Mrs. J. P. Graf surprised her Friday
and assisted in celebrating her birth
day anniversary.
Prof. Gruenenfelder and Max Rein
hart sold one of their pianos to John
Wartha one day last week. The for
mer have the agency of civilian
Bros" instruments and are meeting
with success and popularity among
the people in the city.
A new piece of music which furnishes
part of the repertoire of the music
played by the Second Regiment band,
is something very catchy, and has
caught the ears of most of the bows of
the city, who find it easy to whistle. It
is predicted that it will soon become a
popular air.
One thing has been very noticeable
in the campaign that has just closed,
|. and that is the absence of acrimony
both in the press and among the can
didates. There appears to have been
a clean fight made all over the state,
much to the credit of those who have
been engaged in it.
Louis Brey Jr., a brother of Joseph
Brey of this place, who has been rent
ing farm near New Ulm, was quite
badly kicked by a horse last Thursday
and for a while it was thought that he
was fatally injured but we are pleased
to state that he is improving nicely
and is considered out of danger
Lafayette Ledger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fuerst of Bed
ford, Ind, are guests at the Hauen-
stein home in this city. Mrs. Fuerst
is daughter of Mrs. Hauenstein and
her husband is associated with his
brother Henry in the ownership of the
largest stone quarry in the United
States, which is located at Bedford.
They will remain in the city sometime
visiting old friends.
New Ulm appears to have been the
seat of battle in the closing days of
the campaign. Nearly all of the can
didates for county Office as we'll as
those for the Office of Judge were here
looking after their own interests.
Brown county being so nearly divided
on party lines, and being the only
county in the district upon which the
candidates could not depend one way
or the other, it naturally holds the
balance of power in the minds Of most
candidates.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-07

Carl HauSer OF ST. raul SpenL Sun
day with friends and relatives.
Harry Mastock of Minneapolis spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city.
Frank Hayner of St. Paul made a
Sunday call on friends in the city.
Miss Schriefer of Sleepy Eye visited
over Sunday with friends and rela.
tives.
Miss Erna Pomm of Minneapolis Is
visiting this week with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Willis of Min.
neapolis visited over Sunday with re.
latives.
Miss May futile of Minneapolis is
spending the week with relatives and
friends.
Prof. John Meyer was one of the
many who attended the concert at ST.
Peter last evening.
Albert Valhagen of Golden made a
days visit with relatives and friends
in the city Saturday.
Miss Mabel Milton and brother
George of Minneapolis are visiting
this week with relatives and friends il
the city.
Quite few friends gathered at the
home of Fred Schulz FRIDAY evening
and passed the evening in a pleasan,
and sociable way.
Star hall was filled to it's capacity
Sunday evening with crowd of dan
GERS due largely to the splendid wealth
er and beautiful evening.
Joseph Polta and Alfred Walther
were before Justice Henningsen Thurs.
day on a charge of assault and battery
committed on William Schroeck. A
fine Of $40 and costs was imposed upor
them, which they paid.
AS in former elections so it was in
this, Bender's brewery was the scene
of the last political meeting in the
city. There were candidates and other
candidates present at different times
and something for everybody.
George Cunningham of st. Paul has
been in the city and surrounding ter
ritory in the interest of the photograph
business of the firm of Cunningham &
Banker in ST. Paul. He finds this Sec
ton a good field for his trade taking
views Of the different cities.
"Uncle ST Haskins'' at the Opera
house Sunday evening produced quite
an impression upon the audience
present. Several pieces of acting and
vocal selections were encored and the
pleasure afforded the crowd owed its
origin to the principal of the play.
Peter Arbes and family arrived from
Olivia Tuesday and visited relatives
here until in the evening when they
went to New Ulm. Mr.. Arbes has dis
posed of his crug store at Olivia and
will remain at New Ulm until he finds
another Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
The dance at Hofschild's hall in
Essig attracted large number OF
pleasureseekers Sunday from sur.
rounding localities and the good music
| together with the delicious lunch thai
was furnished by the management arr
drawing cards for future financial a.
well as social success.
Most of the teachers in the public
schools of this city we're present at ths
meeting of the Southern Teachers AS
ISOLATION, which was held in Mankate
Saturday. Miss Louise Nellie hai
charge of the model primary schoo
and Prof. G. A. Patchin OF Springfield
had charge of the department o
science. The meeting was we'll atten
ded and Of very instructive nasure
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..ydipsy.EWind.

so,ihaSWinti As III rowing gypsy, 3 \
And he wandefs the world ut VIII " Il,
Nos d rogue when you find HIN tirsS i1
with d Voice limits loud and sli III
He's IL rogue witt, d laugh ai,tl i'oar :.
Il, And tile roses With fent Y u lil
All, 8Its ..liurry and Slut the door, A.
Lest lie find ua when he shall a ~ come. Y
"a the Wind is ID gypsy roy + HI Z ~ q,
II nd lie sings AS he gaiilly goes csss,, Ell
witt, iss:for the meadow clover te M
Ana d kiss FOR he garden rose 10: IA
HE'S d rogue with I'd lovers l ore
Y And the roses with 10y are are gay S, @
Andiits open the crimson DOC E, \,
&8Tbat the gypsy may find his Wa lSsi. !, 4
Frank Dempstcr slermanSi IN Ainslc g ~ 3
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and tho knocking business was on for
the morning. III II fj53
3$it Alberta Nfoscl ey, q stud Y In q ocolhte
#einulnted the Carrie ton performance,
except that she didn't so to work on any
saloon. Ter particular ob5cc was Ida
& Evans S head. 6 Ida got her head away
Jrncfore It was smashed, and Albert to went
to jail to spend twenty days and think thin :.
1.-THE matter over. IA S55 K Il 5sss
james Bradson was begging while no
wa s drunk, and tho One j ohm told him
Ito HE himself hence to the Hotel de - !.
Junk for ono month.
5s# G. b. Strntton, a white man, cfnstlse q
his wife, and he receiver no sympathy
from the, court. 3l.5
Oh amen who can live with your;
wives without benting them ought to go
to Arabia,'' said the, man in \ he Srevol " "
Ing chair. as he requested a donation Of
$40 to the sinking fund. s5 ia
IA Alex Hall was charged with stealing
d suit of clothes from Lavina Scldon,t
and Lavnin was alleged to have ia ken
To- telescope from Alex. m
ut s entirely too many warrants here
Spite work, CHI q? Get on Of here and. 5ibe.
decent. Il S% IN g{, n u
Walker Taylor, white almnn, went to-
jail for sixty days for being drunk. Il and
Jack I1uckhardt was dlsorderly en- ough5
stoecost him $3.50. 5S,5. 6gg
IA Then the One John went out and heard
the bands play and saw the fret lighting
men. AT # NJ
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mountains, will return to Miss Pitzers,
No lis East Franklin Street.

mountains, will return to Miss Pitzers,
& No lis East Franklin Street.
Miss Moselln Apperson has returned
to- take charge II her studio and purrsu y
her rtSwork. siS,& n n
The Rev. DR.. James p. Smith and Mrs.
Smith will spend the winter again insthe
city. They are at present in lexington,
X Va. XVI # h u tSsa IL "a ~ i|5Ss
Al; Miss Nina Randolph who is back from
visiting her friend, Miss Ashhurst.. in
Pennsylvania, where she had a N most
delightful time, will visit friends in
Louisa county, later on n .g3
8.s Mr.. Edward II. Fuller and family of N o.
MS East Marshall Street, are at Hotel
s3Alphin l5 q. 5
f Mr. IT. NJ Hobson, who with his brother,
%Er@ IIobson, spent some weeks delight
fully at Hot Springs, and the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, had the pleasure
of being joint host OF a german and
coaching party at the Hot, given In
honor Of Miss Page Aylett Royal and
Miss Marie Potts, and OF attending q
german, given BY the young ladies at
Sthe White. in *. acknowledgment OF
courtesies they had received while at
the FIot. ls Il 3s g} S
~ Miss Preston Womaclt, who has been
spending the summer In the Virginia
mountains, has returned to the city,
Miss Sadie Lumpkins, chapcroned 3 by
her5 aunt Mrs. James I. Dial ton, or
Petersburg, is a guest at the "EIeig hlttss
Bucna Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Raynes, OF Ashland,
Va, have gone to King William county
for a few days. Afterwards they Will
go to Ocean View. 1E
Mrs. 11ymonla Bowman Is tho guest Of
her brother, Mr., Richard 7. Martin, on
High street, Charlottesville.
Commissioner of Revenue. D. w. Towle
and his little son, Master D. wv. Fowler,
Jr,, OF charlottesville, are In Richmond
attending the state Iriremen's Convention
They will spend some time ut Old Point
| Comfort before returning to their home
Mr.. Pembroke Taylor. who Is at the
Jefferson Park Hotel, FAX charlottesville,
was thrown from q horse Tuesday. M
| Taylor had veA narrow escape from
serious injury, but luckily sustained only
n few bruises.
Misses Marie and Louise White left
Monday for New York via the Old Do
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lone ON John Returns
TO POST OF DUTY.
Looks Brown as a Berry and in
Excellent Health Dis q
penses Justice.

Tho One John mounted his throne yes
terday morning and the crowd moved
back to takega good squint ~ the man
who has been. baslsing In the shade OF tho
Maine trees and flirting with the people
at Forty-second Street on Broadway for
the past two weeks. II
lyon are Looking fine. me Lord" put
In Bailft Gibbons. elbowing, his way
through the crowd. "a Z.
"Back to yo,sr post. slave" came the
words like a ythunderbolt. The bailln
went to the door. s,a "A
good, Squire q. timidly said Edgar, the
little Frenchman, who gracefully acts
on the left OF the man on the high seat.
Finish those subpoenas, Waa the COM
Inand, and the little White man due ke %
under the big book rs
SsrEsaal Iallsx LEX ta!s by b. AaN9asg,
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Is Moving IN.

Colonel John w. Rloha.dson, Reg Lister u q
the Land office Is moving Into he new a Ssa
ers at the For more tnah. h,,siees
III the city Hall Fine new furniture has b e en
provided for the Offices short 10 PEI opsA
" the pasemspt ~ tia s.
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gA#Vice Regent.

I'M Mrs. Il Edward 81 Mccormick Greene. IS, 81
"Ber Venue" Va. has been appointed i1[
On Of the vice-regents OF the Poc 3ta . m
tas Memorial Association, IN connection
with the jamestown Exposition on, ~: MIS-
Greene and Miss Ficklin OF was nm ~ toil'
IL C,,. are now at Asbury Park, ny ~
on Mrs. Greene S return to Virginia she
Will entertain d large house part
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f. Bernard Gone &AstraY.

Mr. Jack Drumier, who IS playing at the
Casino this week l Is looking for his large st..
Bernard dog, Il 'Dxie.'ES$ The canine strayed
from the hotel Monday morning, and has not
EN- found since Policeman Schlief saw the
dog on Broad Street wednesday night. M
''Dixle" weighs one hundred and seventy
pounds, and was devoted to his master. The
dog saved small girl from drowning at Ocean
View last week. The. y tile girl had gotten
In too deep water when Mr.. \ Drummer noticed
her plight and sent Dixie to her rescue.
The faithful canine pulled the child to the
shore. @iA Fiis 4f55 tx III IS IA
tion about his dog. $s si9g.afsy IA IA IN
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Pr eston----L oWry.

Mr. ndEAfrs. David Lowry have issued
Limitations for The marriage of their
daughter, Willetta, to Mr.. Walter Lowry
Preston, the wedding to3take place on the
afternoon Of September 9Th at $3.50 o'clock
In the Presbyterian Church. ut Green
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Twenty first street, has returned to her
home in charlottesville "A
u Mrs. Robert Rouse and children are
the guests Of friends in Charlottesville
NJ ISIS S# ella ~ sneed has returned from.
8Charlottesville, where she has been WISH Z.
{inC. Mrs. Robert Rouse for several SNye eks.
5.s 81. 81 nd 4. Mrs. Samuel NJ Myers, of;
$.Martinsvllle, n W. Va,,3 have announced.
the engagement Of their daughter, Nellie
Brandt, TO Mr.. Robert Hanson Boyd
also Of AIartinsville, The ~ wedding VIII
take place some time in the late "a
IS Captain j. "a. Flynn, Messrs. r. Ss
Rodden, n. II .1'Ssi Turner NJ Barker
and M . T. Farley, members of the North;
side Fire Department, III of Danville, are
In thereby attending the Firemen's Con-
$vention. 5,4 " III i Y 4
Mrs. Atdie Smith and M ISIS Stella Cor
nell are visiting at the home of the Misses
Pitts, on Main Street, scottsviile.
Mr., John u. Lane has gone to inspect
his new home, Guthrie Hall, !" near
Scottsville. the beautiful rock house re-
Gently purchased from MI. ] !. G. ..E8 Hop
kins Mr. Lane will move into his new
possession at once. .5 #
Mrs. Hunt Chlpley, formerly Of Rich
mond. has gone to Norfolk to be the
guest Of her mother for several days
before joining Mr.. Chipley In Philadel-
phia, where they will sail on the West
ernland for a six weeks trip abroad
Miss Bruce Ferneyhough is spending
the summer Mt "BellvleW,"S near Loft.
land, va. Miss EVE Lee Bowcock also
paid visit to "Belview" this week.
"a 4l-st8ItiR la2 S. 4S4
Mr.. and Mrs. A.}C. Garnett, Jrn OF
Buckingham, have come to Richmond on
account OF Mrs. Gnrnett's health. n
Mr.. Arthur 5Worthlngton, Of Johannes
burg, South Africa, is In Winchester, his
old home, on short visit. Mr.. WORTH
ington left Winchester some years ago
to become associated with the Johannes
burg Ice Company,
Messrs. Charles and Nicholas Worthing-
ton, Of Winchester, are also located at
the same place.
Mrs. MIG. Christian is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Donald Allen, in Staunton,i
@ go
Mrs, IT,. q. Goodall. OF Stanton, is the
rnestf OF friends In Richmond. After
4 visit here Mrs, Goodall will spend some
time at Glen Allen,
Mrs. John Lewis and children, who
have been at Mr., ", 9 Geeiger's IN
Stanton. have returned nome
Mr., W. M. Wills. OF staunton, spent
Sunday here with relatives,
Mrs. r.. T.. Ramey and daughter Miss
| LESSEE Ramey, accompanied by Miss Ella
Aldridge, all Of Danyille, are the guests
of friends in the city,
Misses Bessie and Lizzie Allen and Miss
Angerine Callahan, OF Danyille, are visit
Ing friends in Richmond, ,ss Fl
Mr., I'm Montague rs spending some
time in Lynchburg,
Miss Kathleen Gordon Is the guest
OF Mrs. a, r. Darlington, No. 1923 Jack
son Street, Lynchburg,
| Mr.. r. r.. Montague has gone to
4 Lynchburg for short visit, The Rev,
II. G. Combs Isl also spending some time
In the same city
Miss Emma Whitfield sailed from Ant
werp on August 10th by the Red Star,
and will arrive in New York on Tuesday
next. Miss Whitfield will spend some
/ time In Connecticut before returning to
Richmond.
Mrs Marie Louise Harrison and he,
mother, Mrs. Weisleer who have beer
the summer in the Nirginis
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Cannot Attend.

Mayor Mccarthy has been invited to, attend
;ocratic Committee in New York on the occa.
sion OF Hon, w. ], Bryan > return on August
Goth. Tho Mayor says he Will hardly be ape
to attend. 3f sSi5BlGfg4 f6ssIs3t ifi54
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Il Arrange for German Picnic.

THO committees OF tho German societies
of$ this city has completed all 1.-THE arrange,
ments for the celebration Of German Day
at lakewood on September. 55l}
The arrangements provide for an all
day picnic and special am easements In the
afternoon. The grounds will be reserved
all day for the members and their guests,
and the bal, In charge Of a. commlttee'S
Will also be reserved. ieiSs ri 358s5
The coca sion will be on a large or scale
probably y than any ever !, given byi the
ing q most glorious time, and the Eattend-f
ance will likely run up into the tfousan mas.
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Appointed Chief Engineer.

N Especial to The TImes- Dlspatc GIN . - J.
M LEESBUaG, VA, s August 222.--Mr. g
5O yandeventar. formerly Of Leesburg
has been appointed chief engineer OF the
United Railways and Electric Company,
of Baltimore, Md, s534
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BRIEF7 I7EhlS lvR ON u YN1HER y

I Gained beef for their after.inldhighs uncll,
srROUpsBtt no 81 n "A though she. y only
one year old Z Marguerite NVsaB VIZ sLNeuy
lthet Ills az Kenneth, the tent liloth-old son
81 Mrs Blanche Henry OF East -
ION YsHuR I'd, Al while driving near
everett. IF Il. Evans WhA atthckea w q
swarm or bees and stuns Into insensb ~ 3ss
cbtoy1SLAN pit / Fl tsernnnB taught Il I, ~
tia yschoos local 1rishnien nst Tor
lion Nh tho daelio ON, Hrana
FOR THO Irish societies ~ Clcyeland served
Inoticc On tho School Board sl IA tsS I'M
n PORTLAND, MI Gregory Will I, four +.
teen years old, OF Irooklyn, N, ~ no . is
wtf, ks mother ut Oxford summer resort.
caused d vertinblo spnnc at N ~ dinner plrtsy
rIyen by his mother iWhef, hc lot loosa ins
/ the dining room nearly four hundred 5'lvey
lgrnsshoppers. J. W il3 ia3 ii
PA1,1s.-Owing to8 nm accident NJ. santos q
tounoii was unable TO make All ascension IN
ihlA9acroplnne. The shat Ripped on when hon the 20
engine started. 5 81 @ t4i 3 BS4I&
NEW y . i,1S when her sweetheart refused
Eta BUY Ice area IN to celebrate a reconciliation
after 4 little Tiff, Miss Annie Lats, Of No.
Coz Grove Street, Jersey City. declared OF her8
engn cement to marry Samuel Bedncr, Of Mo-
$40 Grove Street Sl XVI 5 is{
NEW vol 1l.--Aftor tho capture OF IA thiev-E
Ing postoftce clerk last night IN ely ~, Hal q,
spectorH Jacobs and Meyer, went to MS 4hotns.s
accompanied by two detectives tLnd discovered
watches, jowory and diamonds valued at
$4,000. III.
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Deed Commissioner.

2 Governor Swanson has named Spencer NJ.
jGrayson, OF Baltimore to be Commissioners OF
Deeds tor Virginia in tho State Of Maryland,
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5ff ACADEMY OPENS. 95S
Miss Frances Plays "' 81 Y
3ss{SS SATURDAY. NIGHT. 4. IA

n Miss Corinne Frances, who was pro-
-nounced "A asst n season the sweetest and
most {winso1ne n Phyllis that ever played.
{ that attractive part In When gSFVe8W ere
Twenty One As winning even greater
praise n nher new part OF ~ Toilet Lea.
In the new Big musical comedy success;
$."Yiblet te,'i's "a in which she will appear
here Saturday matinee and night at
the Academy. III The new play IS report
ed ~ everywhere ia $ \ doing capacit y S bus i-
ness, q and 81 The star, play, n colrpa n and
production is receiving equally htghi
praise from all critics. iolette is one
of the most pronounced successes Of he
season, and n our theatre goers are to by
congratulated gon the opportunity they
B are to have seeing It. Ia .,3
~ Mr. N eil Burgess will next week pre-
sent n the well-knwn production OF "a tho
AZ County Fair, naas With Its few tears and
Tits world II Of laughter. He has never
done anything s.better than the gentle
hearted spinster which as a y character
drawing has no equal His pathetic
scenes bring forth tears. while the laugh
ter that greets his humorous moment IS
Is constant and hearty. The scenery and
machinery, which are prominent features
OF the play, including four race horses,
will be seen at the Academy Monday Nc,
night. NJ u, a ii Il. NJ ssf
"Paris b,s; sh., slcaal comedy,
and Its large company Of dians, will
hold the boards at the Acad envy T riday
Sept 18th, evening. beautiful ong
number, assisted by the large chorus, is
the Belle Of the Boulevard, ia and the
FINEST costumed number ever introduced
upon any stage is the spec tacular OF the
| legendary days OF Spanish kni ghthood. 5t5
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Probate Court. Gila County,
 Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate of Mike Vietti, deceased.
 Order to show cause why order of sale of real estate should not be made.
 It appearing to this court, by the petition this day presented and filed by August Peiper the administrator of the estate of Mike Vietti, deceased, that it is necessary to sell the whole or some portion of the real estate belonging to the estate of the said decedent, to pay debts of decedent and the expenses and charges of administration.
 It is therefore ordered by this court, that all persons interested in the es- tate of said deceased, appear before the said ProbateC Court, on Friday the 9th day of July, 1906. at the hour of lC o'clock a. m., of said day, at the court room of said Probate Court, in the town of Globe, county of Gila, territory of Arizona, to show cause why an order should not be granted to said adminis- trator to sell all of said estate. And that copy of this order be published four successive weeks in the ARIZONA SILVER BELT, a newspaper printed and published in said county.
 Dated this June I, 1906.
 P. C. ROBERTSON,
 5t Judge of the Probate Court.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Probate Court, Gila County, Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Geo. w. Wagner, deceased:
 Order to show cause why order of sale
 of real estate should not be made.
 It appearing to this court, by the pe- tition this day presented and filed by l.. c. Wagner, the administrator of the estate of Geo. w. Wagner, deceased, that 1t IS necessary to sell the whole or portion of the real estate belonging to said estate of the said decedent, to pay debts of decedent and the expenses and charges of administration.
 It is therefore, ordered by this court that all persons interested in the es- tate of said deceased, appear before the said Probate Court, on Friday the 9th day of July, 1906, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said day, at the court room of said Probate Court, in the town of Globe, County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, to show cause why an order should not be granted to said administrator to sell all of said es- tate, And that copy of this order be published three successive weeks In the ARIZONA SILVER BELT, a newspaper printed and published in said county. St P. C. ROBERTSON,
 Judge of the Probate Court. Dated this 18th day of June, 1906.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

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