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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. d. Hibbs 4 Co,
members Of tie New YORK STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. Oct. s.-rhe market continued very
strong and active to-day. The volume Of business
transacted during the short session was the heaviest
record since the previous excitement during the
booms in the early simmer and al the close Of De
cember last year. Prices went up % 10 q points
more on the opening. when there was an enormous
demand following the rather sensational Tise at
Liverpool. where futures closed strong at the top
II English points yesterdays and spot ad-
vanced IS points to the basis Of s0ed for middling
with total sales Of 1900 bales Private cables at
tributed this entirely unexpected rise at Liverpool
due TO general buying the Abandonment OF
the z 900 COO bale ideas which the trade in England
and On the Continent have been clingng 10 for the
lower crop estimates OF II 10000 10 IL 500 OOO bales
tyrava1eut here the uas+ fortnight
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Oct. s.-Money on call was nOnninsIly
2is per cent to-day For the week the market
was easter with Mondays range Of rates and "a.
Per cent; Tuesdays. % and "a; Wednesdays, 3
and 2is; Thursdays "a and "a and Fridays ~
ard
Time money was duh throughout the week b.
cause # the small demand. Supply was ample az
all times 10 All borrowers wants. Rates were "a
per cent for sixty days 42sa44 for ninety DAYS and
four months, and fisas& for FIVE and six months
Mercantile paper vas offered freely BY brokers and
there q gcCd assortment Il hgi-grBde names
IN the market Demand was very limited and only
small business was reported Most Of the sales
we're made ont Of town. Rates. 5iia52 ger cent for
sixty and ninety DAYS bill receivable, 5i4a6 for four
and six months choice single names, G.. for others
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE Extra. per ewt.. s5Os72S; do, butcher.
s. 50as IS: common 4.50a5.3
HoGS-Per cwt. gross. s.coas5o: do. ordinary.
SEQ
SHEEP-Prime. s0Oa350: do. common. 25Oa2. rs.
LAAiBS-Fancy. spring 6Ooa70 90. fall. choice 100;
medium 500
cALyEs-Prime, per b.. si5al0; medium. per ID.
Sac
COWs-Prime. fresh each. 550aaOta: do. CON-
mon, sj.soasaoei do. cid and dry, l000al500.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct. e-Hogs To- lower than yesterdays
average, Quality fair BIk n Tricrs. sEass NJ.
Estimated receipts TO-DAY 1000 head. official re-
celIfs Yesterday. Hls5, shipments SID; left over
i5-g. estimated nCciptS Monday. 500, estimated
receipts next Week. Q0a Light. ssaslo. mixed
ana butchers. s8as.o5. heavy SOFAS s. rough
heavy. seas.D. yOTkers 905 pgs. ssou9O6
Cattle steady estimated receipts to-day. Loo
head.
sheep steady estimated receipts today. 2m
head.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saes-Regular call. IL o'clock noon:
Washington Gas. 10 at ma. IS at M. Is at 77Iz
After call
Potomac Electric cons. IS. SOOO at lOOss 81 900 at
l08L
Merchants a Mechanics Savings Bank 10 al lfs
10 at las lG at us
Following are the bid and asked prices posted al
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock FL.
change;
GAS BONDS.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Whest new, per bashel, Sass; com.
shelIed, per bushel. 7sa7s new ear per barrel 4oa
425 oats. Western. white. No. 2, per ushel. 4Sa
cats. mixed. per bushe 40a45 bran per ton. 800;
middlings. per ton, $500.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No laA,
goo; No 2 ls.5al9cO; mixed. HCOal750; straw.
rye. bundle lG50all.tJ; rye. machine thrash. 7.oa
go; wheat, ton. S5ei cats, per ton, 6.5oa7Oo.
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Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No $500 Firemen's Insurance Company vs. Dove.
substitution Of trustee ordered. Attorney, L. 3.
Tyler.
Assignments for October 70.
No. /. Hcenln vs. Heenan. Attorneys. Hamilton.
Colbert Yrfkes & Hamilton Brady. Doyle x
Hagerty.
No. J. DAVIS vs.. Davis Attorneys, AIsekey Il
Patterson Berry & Minor.
No. 5. Dunbar vs.. Dunbar, Attorneys, Stewart &
Areher-Wilson.
No. g Graham Graham. Attorneys Lecke.
Fulton & Co1-MOntsgue 4 MoriaIity.
No. j. KloepIinger vs.. Wilooh. Attorney Mar
shall
No. "a Wadecker vs. Waldecker Attorneys.
O'D0noghue a MuTphy-JeffOFds
No. IS. Cisel Ts. Riggles. Attorneys. MILAN &
Smith.
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NJ" toTA Uct s-WHEAT-NeakeT; hfeltss
New No / Northern spuug. 20 arrive. T. O. b.
b.. Los. No ! macaroni {. 20. b. LGs. new No
Manitohs, T. o. D.. Losi.. Nothing reported for
expert.
tURN-FiTm. SLOW trade. steamer mixed n0mi
nal. e2I 70 basis, expert M. ?. (. q. b. 5g. No. ?
elevator domestic, 5sa 20 arrive. l. T. Exporters
fnak lnads
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WALL STREET NEWS
Market Experiences One of
Dullest Days of Season.
FEW STOCKS SHOW STRENGTH
Louisville and Nashville, Sears
ROebuck, and a Few Others Are
the Notwithstanding Chiefly
of a Professional Character All of
Week-BOnd Market Strong.

New York. Oct S-A record Of intense
dullness was presented by the stock ex-
change transactions to-day. and the
business Offices OF all Wall street were.
in fact. practically deserted. In the stock
market the prominent stocks hardened a
little bit at first; that is, they rose 10 a
level one-quarter or three-eighths of a
point higher than Fridays close. Then
they fell again and left of pretty nearly
exactly where they began.
A little especial strength was shown by
a few stocks. such as the Louisville and
Nashville Sears ROebuCk. American Beet
Sugar. and Mackay Companies shares
The rise in Louisville and Nashville was
doubtless based upon the SPLENDID show
ing Of the road made in its annual report
lately published. Items OF financial news
in the slightest degree important were
substantially confined to the weekly bank
statement and the fortnightly bulletin
OF the American Railway Association,
showing that the net surplus OF idle
freight cars in the United States and
Canada was 24,52S on September 2s. as
compared with 47.O76 two weeks previ-
Ously
The weekly bank statement was In the
nature OF an averaging up of the dis
CrepancleS shown IN the two forms OF
the bank return last Saturday n will
be remembered that on the former date
the average bank reserve was reported as
being No27s. 600. while the actual reserve
on
average surplus fell to $685. 600. while
the actual rose TO s. $4,000
II really seemed 10 be the case this
week that stock exchange dealings we're
or even more professional character than
they We're in the preceding week. or
even IN the preceding month. They rose
ana fell day by day on what was obvi-
ously the buying and selling Of habitual
spectators. and the week ended without
any important developments in business
or finance.
Bond Market Strong.
The bond market continued strong. but
not exceedingly active. and the only
participation in the stock market by
the banking and larger" financial inter
ests appeared 10 be that representatives
OF this class figured 70 a limited extent
as buyers whenever the market was de-
pressed In commercial and mercantile
circles proper all indications were that
there was some Improvement in tone and
sentiment, which did not however, have
any visible effect upon prices
The revolution in Portugal was looked
upon as a far-away event, and did not
affect values appreciably even in the
Lonaon or Paris markets. AS far as the
money market is concerned, conditions
have given even less ground for appre-
hension than have hitherto existed.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Saturday, October 8, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Apnenla.

Assignments for October II:
Special calendar
No. Il. Billings vs.. Field; on hearing. Attorneys
Bac0n-Church q johnson.
No 2lo9 Neiraw -, Huntly Attorneys, Jack
SOn-Leighton.
No. Zll0 Wilson et al vs.. snow. Attorneys, Ca
Fusi Jones-D0uglas. Mattingy & Darlington.
No. Zl29. kpg vs., Rudolph. Attorneys Padgett
FORESTRY .mas & Smith.
No. Zl1. Nolle vs.. Oyster Attorneys. Cuttings &
ChambeTIain-C. X. Wilson
No. L5. Cunningham et al. IS. Taylor Attor-
neys, MILAN e. smith Brown q Clagett
No. ZiD. Capital Traction Company rs. Wathen.
Attorneys, PerC a. Son and Duniop-Biney.
No. A4. Dashelds vs.. Moses a. sons. AttGF-
neys. Mather- Donaldson & Ferguson.
No. 2i4s. Mack vs.. District Of Columbia. Attor-
neys-J 0Des-Thomaa
No. 2li9. Griffith vs.. National Life Insurance
company Attorneys. Gardiner-Ainor * Rowland.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY w. g. Hihbs 3 Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchanges. Hibb'
Building.
SALE OF SHARES BIZ HOURS.
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Equity Court No. |.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD,
Assignment for October 10:
No. "a Greer rs. Kreiter. Attorneys, Bailey
Cclloday. james. Sleman a Lerch.
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
No go. United Stats~Ss. 20 Bushels Of Oysters
order % take samp.es
No $40. United States rs. same; same.
No. 81. United States " 30 Bushels q Oysters
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Law suit.

NJ &oso Firemen's Insurance Company u
Maury B. Dove ct al; substitute tnIsteS Attorney.
F. :. TYLER
No. 1901. Maurice f. Spencer w. Nettie NJ.
SPENCE &c; divorce. ATTORNEY II. +. Taggart.
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Circuit Court No. 4

JUSTICE ANDEhSON.
Assignment for Octob-- 70:
No. a.. Gross ". Nimsatt. Attorneys Ambrose q
George-Birney 4 W0odaTi.
No, A. Mackenzie ct al. vs., Grouse. Attorneys.
Mather-Davis.
40. g. Meter g. District of Columbia Attor-
ueys Bslierston Jchn Thomas.
No. 6s. WCTrcI vs.. Moore a Hill. Attorneys.
HOLIDAY & BadeEtn-i Lambert & leatman.
No. T. Columbia National Bank Byron. At
t0rneys '.eightou- German 4 George.
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Probate Court.
District Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate n Alice Dixon; withdrawal o. caVeat.
Estate q Alfred Haines, viii 6led.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by " B. Hibhs & Co.
msmhers Of the New YorE STOCK Exchange. Hibhs
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Criminal Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Assignments fCT Octoh,r 10.
United States vs.. Charles Craig
United States -. William Harris
United States vs.. Charles J, Chapman.
Criminal Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Assignments Ter October 10.
United States vs.. Hamilton s. Wimbush.
United States IS james Adams
United States IS samuel Robinson.
United States v. William Han
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Circuit Court No. 2,


No. 1881. Carver vs.. Great Falls and Old Do
minion RaiVay Company: time 10 file transcript
extended Attorneys Vi. T. Chukscales and II. II.
Glas6e-W J. Lambert
Assignments for October 10;
No 6 sellmAn vs.. Potomac Insurance Company.
AttCFneys Lambert a Yeatman Maddox < Galley.
No TO- stsirnau ys. Terminal TaNicab Company.
Attorneys. Je1oids & Sslom0n-DougIas & Baker.
No 2. Lansburgh Furniture Company Stell-
Wasen, Attorneys. Holauter d sullivan Hamilton.
Colbert Yerkes Hamilton.
No. &C. Robbins District q Columbia. At
tCmcys. Clephanc- Thomas.
No 90 Tolc. administrators. IS. Auac0stis and
Pot0macl River Railway Company. Attorneys
Msther-Dar.iustcu.
No a. Warren Ts. Washington Herald Company.
Attorneys. Cuttings q Chamberlain Berry & Minor.
No a. Esan Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
NCCmUary q a. Attorneys. lambert * YeaLman-
Hamilton.
No &c. Davidson Washington Railway spd
Electric Company. Attorneys. Weikert Gies-
Darlington.
No A. De5ine vs.. same. Attorneys Davis &
kmbaIl-Darington.
~. 81 TTiebrl rs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Myen-Hamiit0n.
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curb MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". b. Hbbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New YORK Sto- Exchange. Hibbs Build
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Lawsuit.
DiStrict Petitions.

No. 5Z5i Julia T. Speckl-r 70 a.. administra
tCrs. IS. George +. Hero.d. note. S54i0l Attorneys
Rrandanhlrg A. Rranlenhurr
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Decrease. increase. tRexTe.
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No, so9. United States rs. 30 Bushels q Oys
tiers; libel. Attorney e. T. Wilson.
No. 80. United States same libel. Attorney
sam
No. 81. United States Us 30 Bushels Of Oysters
libel Attorney. 4. r. Wilson
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York oc. Sid and asked prioss on gov
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

ga dividend
Arizona republican., 1910-08-24
COLISEUM.

The new bill opened last night, and without doubt is the best line of vau- deville of any show seen in the city for many months. Every act proved to be q feature, and par excellent in it's par ticular line The first number appear ing, Harry Bestry. in a clever singing and dancing act, MT. Bestry proving himself to be one of the best dancers in the vaudeville business, and also a very pleasing singer. The next vau
 deviIle number appearing. Hill and Knight. in a clever comedy turn, Mir. Hill appearing in blackface and Mir. Knight in straight. introducing some clever comedy and singing and some excellent parodies, and closing with some very clever eccentric dancing, and were received with many encorcs, several of which they responded 10. The closing act was novelty acrobatic and barrel jumping act by the Hall brothers, both performing some dare devil stunts which caused the audience to hold their breath, expecting to see them break their necks at any mo ment This act closed one of the most complete and most artistic vaudeville show seen in the city for many weeks Some excellent pictures were given. of which there will be a complete change tonight and some very pleasing music al mum bers bv the orchestra.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-24
DEMOCRATIC WORKERS
 ARE SEEING THINGS" SOME ALLEGED REGISTRATION
 iRREGU lARITlES. Based Wholly On the Discoverers' Ignorance of Law and Facts.

Some of the democratic workers permitted themselves to get "all het up" yesterday morning over the re- ported discovery of a mares nest in regard to the registration of voters. Something crooked, they said, had been found in the work of Justice Johnstone. It was reported that a lot of the registration certificates had been turned over to the county re- corder by him, detached from the books of blanks. It was also found that when the books themselves were turned over the handwriting on the stubbs of the certificates was differ ent from the signature of Justice Johnstone on the certificates them selves It was stated that as many as forty eight of these detached cer- tificates were turned over.
 To all of these accusations Judge Johnstone pleads guilty and more. In stead of there being rty-eight of these detached certificates of regis tration. there were probably 150. There is no law against turning them over in that shape and it was done in this instance at the request of the office of the county recorder in or
 
 be facilitated. The certificates were torn out of the books and given to messengers from the county recorders office. several trips having been made in the course of Monday. the last day of registration. Any ordinary lunatic ought to see -l%ily this was done-for the saving of time-for time just now is precious -Nene is to- be lost in laefg h a printer
 As to the difference of the hand writing on the stubs of the books and the signature of the registering offi- cer on the certificate, it is only to be said that there is no reason why it should be alike. The signature of the officer. must be made by the officer himself, but all other writing may be done by any person, In this case the stubs were filled out by Miss McDermott. Justice Johnstone's clerk
 Another matter of pretended con cern among the democratic leaders IS the registration of several hundred persons, negro and "cholo' workers on the Southern Pacific. This mum Der has been variously estimated by the scared leaders at from 400 to 800 Now, Justice JohnStone IS the oHly republican registering officer in this precinct The records of the office of the. recorder will show that throughout the entire period of regis tration he registered only PIP persons; that is. he turned in only that many certificates. and of these five or SIX were spoiled.
 It is estimated that the new great register will contain nearly 10000 names. but probably 800 of them will be the names of persons who are dead or have moved out of the county since their registration, for the great register will be the work of years. The last general registration was Tn 1906. The registration of 1908 was a supplemental registration, and the one just closed was further supplemental
Arizona republican., 1910-08-24
CURBSTONE POLITICIANS
 DISCUSS REFERENDUM
The ~sms" Are the Subject of Cau- stic Comment on the Street
 Corners

If one really cares for a thorough education on the initiative and re- ferendum he should stroll over by the Fleming block almost any after noon and casually listen to the curb stone politicians or those perched on the iron rail against the wall.
 A little group of business men were listening to an earnest speaker yes terday and the conversation ran something like this.
 Now I just refused an invitation to address an audience down at No- gales,'' said the earnest speaker; "and I'll tell you why l refused. What do you suppose they wanted me to talk about?"
 .Woman's suffrage?" suggested a lawyer innocently.
 No. it wasn't suffrage or l would have gone" replied the first speaker who proved to be Judge J. w. Mc- Cormick; they wanted me to advo- cate the initiative and referendum.
 q thought you stood for that" put in a merchant.
 "So I do; so I do; as matter for subsequent legislation if the people want it, but not as part of the con stitution. No, I cant make speech on that subject-my conscience won't let me. We have received fair warn ing from Washington that consu- tuition splattered all over with isms will be rejected. These bigots will howl for the referendum till they lose statehood and after that it will be a long cold Arctic night before anybody will ever listen to Arizona s pretensions toward statehood again.
 And after that all argument ceased for they all agreed with him
Arizona republican., 1910-08-24
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MORNING. AUGUST 2
ADJUSTMENTS
CRANE

Romeo" is still pleasing big houses. Tonight will be the last pre- sentation of this clever comedy There are many novelties introduced and the musical numbers are eXcep- tionally good. The opening number "Katimba." published by Vandersloot Music Publishing company of Will transport. Pa, is one of the strongest and prettiest yet seen here. LeRoy Kinslow did a Hebrew number as sisted by the chorus in costme which went with a big success.
 Thursday the grand travesty pro duction of Damon and Pythias' will be produced for the first time. This is promised to be great event, and no expense is being spared to make it great success All wardrobe and cOstuming in this bill is abso- luetly new and special. See part of the costuming in Goldbergs windows.
The border vidette., 1910-11-05
Order to Show Cause on Application Ot Guardian for Order of Sale
 of Real Estate.

In the Probate Court, of the County of
 Santa Cruz. Territory of Arizona
 In the Matter of the Estate and Guard ianship of Francisco Carranza, Carmela Carrauza, Joaquin Carranza, Dolores Carranza, and Manuela Cas- tro, minors.
 On reading and filing the petition of Fernando Carranza, the guardian of the estate of Francisco CarranZa, Car mela Carranza, Joaquin Carranza, Do lores -Carranza and Manuela Castro, minors, praying for an order of sale of certain cal estate belonging to his said wards for the uses and purposes therein set forth;
 It is Hereby Ordered, That the next of kin of the said wards and all persons interested in the said estate, appear before this court on Monday the 2Ist, day of November, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the court room of this court, at the Court House in the said County of Santa Cruz, then and there to show cause why an order should not be granted for the sale of such estate;
 And it is Further Ordered, That copy of this order be published at least three successive weeks before the said day of hearing. in THE BORDER VT DETTE, d newspaper printed and pub- lished in said County of Santa Cruz. :, Dated October 27th, 1910
 NJ. MARSTELLER,
 1929 1t. Probate Judge.
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NOTICE.
Sale Of School District No. 3 Bonds

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the Board of Supervisors Of San ta Cruz County, in the towE of Nogales, Territory of Arizona, until 10 o'clock A. NJ, Monday, November 7th, 1910. for the sale of four, fifteen year seven per cent Bonds, with accrued interest, of the denomination of five hundred dollars each, amounting to the sum of dated August p. 1910. and payable hf- teen years from date thereof; bot h. principal and interest payable in gold coin of the United States of America, at the office of the County Treasurer of said Santa Cruz County.
 Interest payable annually.
 Said bonds to be delivered to the purchaser thereof in the town of Noga- les, Territory of Arizona, at the office sors of said Santa Cruz County.
 A certified check of tempe cent or the amount of the bid, and a copy of this advertisement must accompany each bid.
 The Board of Supervisors reserves the rigtt to reject any and all bids
 Bids will be opened and considered by said board at it's office in the town of Nogales, Arizona. on Monday Nov. 7th, 1910. at ten o'clock A. M
 All bids must be sealed and address ed to Phil Herold, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Nogales, Arizona. and marked: "Proposal for purchase of School District No. 3 bonds''.
 By order of the Board of Super
 visors Of Santa Cruz County,
 Territory of Arizona.
 PHIL HEROLD, Oct. 15-4 At. CLERK.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate of Carmen Campas. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, administratrix of the estate of Carmen Campas, deceased, to the ere ditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pub lication of this notice to the said ad- ministratrix at the office of clerk Of the probate court, at Nogales, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Santa Cruz.
 MARIANA CAMPAS,
 Admln istratrix. Dated Oct. 20th, 1910. 10 22 5t.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Demetrio Barrios, deceased Notice is hereby given by the uEder- signed, executor of the last will of De- metric Barrios. deceased. to the cre- ditors of and all persons having claims against tho said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first pub- lication of this notice to the said eX- ecutor, at the law office of Frank J. |. Duffy, Morley Ave, Nogales. the same being the place for the transaction of the business Of said estate, in said County of Santa Cruz.
 CRUZ $. ARVIZU,
 Executor. Dated Oct 2Oth, 1910. 10 p 5t.
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Great annual sale is nOW on at TfEe Red House. Great Bargains iH al! de- GdrtmentS.