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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

Bogue. Fifth East hotel: Lawrence
Brumbaugh. oaks apartments; j. n.
Cosgriff. 54S East South Tenn
pie william T. Cannon 80 East
552 East Second South. John T.
ConklinE. Margaret: Arthur L.
Davis. $50 Firth East. John Z. DoolY.
gVb East south Temple. Ben Davis,
Prescott apartments John a.. EarlS.
f20 East South Temple. John r. Evans
ZIG East First South. Clsud &. Euery.
er. 213 Fifth East; Arthur !. GunneU.
94@ East Second South. Richard A.
Has brouck. 2ll Fourth East: William
H. Jack. 15f Fifth East: Adam - knit
fling. 253 Fourth East. Frank Keimcr.
~ Firth East; John G. Midgley, 253
Fifth East
District No. -, salt Lake city.
orson Arnold. 155 Third East: VIII
liam Butler, 231 Third East: Joseph
BaumEarten. smith apartments. Frank
Belts. 20 Third East: Gerald r. Blakely.
$50 East Second South; g. r. Boutwell,.
"a Third East. Aaron Conover. Smith
apartments. T. T.. Crafts. 243 Third
East. Hyrum Eckstcin. 253 Third East.
J. 6. Edgar. 202 East Second South:
Henry Hoffman. 29f East South Tenn
pie; Benjamin Hampton. 116 Fourth
East; L =. Hubbard. 251 East Third
south; George ". Hahn. 243 Third East.
r. W. Jones. 255 Third East; Herman
Kuhn. 81 second East: 5. ~ LYNN. 3S
Fourth East. Charles u. Moore. Sva1-
low apartments, +. i. McGanney, Brown
apartments. fa- ~. MChDtn. .Ih fsHaE
Third South: J. TT. Newton. 1T4 Fourth
East: W. ". Ritter. 3f9 East First
South. Alexander Rogers. ST., 1872
Fourth South. William W Rivers,
Smith apartments.
District No. -, salt Lake city.
j. NJ. Anderson. - Second East: Jo-
siah Barnett. Alta club. George -. Bar
ton. 1913 East Third South: z. %. Beck
strom. 20 Floral avenue. u. A. Gala
han. 23S Second East. Charles S. Cow
an. % state street: !. =. Clark. 15G
Second East. J. ID. Caldwell. 233 South
state. T.. T.. Deal. u Floral avenue. g..
IT, Davis. 235 South State: George q.
Eaton. University club: T.. T.. Erickson.
IA East First South. Moylsn G. Fox.
Alta club. Hcber +. Grant. ia East
South Temple. James ~. Gcary 14T
East Second South: NJ. r. Grosh. Uni
versity club. owen r. Gray. University
club. Arthur E Lewis. 13S East Second
South. Frank G. MOyle. 122 Second
East: James Metsalf. 24t South state.
District No. -, salt Lake City.
Frank J. Brown. Globe hotel. Hyrum
Baird. Windsor hotel: Robert T.. r. Con-
die. Imperial hotel. +. q. Canland. Net
ropOle hotel. William vs. Gallagher. m
Broadway, Oliver T.. Hubbell. 40 South
Main. Joseph Holt. 1853 South State:
Eugene l. Hcis. % East First South.
Edwin r. Homer. 20 East South Tenn
pie. Fred Halverson. Kenyon hotel. A.
l. Jacobs. go South State. w Mitchell.
go South State; !. r. McOmic. IS East
Second South. Vaughn a. Pail. Wilson
hotel: j. Charles Ross. 30 South state:
Joseph l. sheets. Whitehall.
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sALT LAINE CoU,rY.


District No. -. salt Lake County.
VI. r. Eidredge. Callers station: j. NJ.
Fisher ir.. Callers station. !. u. FaE-.
Callers station. A. A. Hovcy. Calder's
station. James kinE. Callers station /:
Thomas MidElcy. Caldcrs station. u.
Madison. Murray station; Samuel Ncff.
Callers station.
District No. IS, salt Lake Couaty.
william G. Butterworth. Caider's sta
ton. william Bowden. Callers station.
J. u. Cummings. MILFORD ward: George
II. Cook. Winder ward. Victor Chris
topherson. Winder ward Joseph q.
Cornwall Winder ward. Peter ID.
Chambers. MILFORD ward. Dan T.. Davis,
(COntinued on Page EIeveno
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Charles Haynes. 217 South Second
West: Alfred James. 202 West Third
South: Edward Kaufman. 25S West
Third South. Eugene r. Kahn. $50 West
Third south: George Mueller. 90 South
Main; Lorus MsnwsrinE. Poplar. g.
T. Mcdonald. Wayne; Arthur r. Pine.
% Delmar; Frank Rumel. 27s West
Third South. Fred Redmond, Newell
block. James ". Quinn. 25S West Third
south
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

Frank Anderson. St. Nicholas hotel I.
II. Clark. 80 South First West: G. r.
Erickson. z. Phipps court. II. e. Eber-
hardt. 10 Phipps court. &. NJ. Fennell.
40 West Second South; stephen Gold
ing. 12e South First West: Peter John
son. IL south First West, Ephra m
Keysor. 1e2 South Main 4. Lundin. 1855
West First South; Jesse G. Little. 1
West Second South: Abe Meeking. Il
Phipps. J. .. Redman. 141 South First
West. Daniel NJ. Sweeney. 81. Nicholas
hotel. c. r. Wood. 14s West South
Temple; William Waters, Colonial ho-
tel; r. a. CulbertsOn. National Bank OF
RcuuhIfc
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James Davidson. 90 South Fourth
West. James Eckhsrd. 15s south Sec
ond West: H. :. Martin. IS South Sec
ond West: r.. r. Montrose. IA South
second West: Heber Ncilson. 1ss South
First West: y. ~. Nelson. IS South
=. g. Parker. IL South Fifth West
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y. y. buIItL. MtICduIIIe DIVck. JuIn
4. Best. 81 West Third South. Joseph
ntilrschV9gel. 10 Vest Third south I.
Joseph :. Nielsen. So West Third
South: Thomas Osborne. 3fS South West
Temple. Roy p. Pratt. t75 West Third
South; William II. Robinson. 372 South
Maoin; g. y. Tibbles. 800 South First
West: II. Van Dam. 243 West Third
South: g. T. Rigby. RiEby court. II
+. Deardorff. $50 West Fourth South.
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Di-trict No. ". ssIt Lake city.

]. AnaIcV. I51 East Fiffh South
Royal a. Barney. 556 Fifth East:
Charles W. Burton. sr. Case court;
Freeman j. Bassett. , Ken.
apartments; IT, J. BOwcrinE. $50 Fifth
East; g. ~ BodcU. 533 East Fifth
south. Ebcr Case. 33f sixth East. Will
liam r.. Duvall. 32f sixth East: Alfred
Green. Jif East Firth South: a. =. Kin
East. T. y. Putnam. 3f5 Fifth East:
=. ~. Rivers. f1f Sixth East. Maurice
Stfcfel 5fS East Fourth south. James
stirling. $40 East Fourth South. Arthur
e. SecOrd. ff4 East Fourth South T.
George T.. Thomson. f3S Fifth East.
John =. Taylor 519 East Fourth south;
a. =. TadEe. f53 Fourth rsast. :. IT.
Nnr-rru gf-rn
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District No. 10. salt Lake city.

George F. Burbidge. 663 South sixth
West. George Bywater. 446 south Sew
enth West. Robert Condie. SO South
Second West. J. :. Davis. 63S South
Third West. John Everill. 757 South
Eighth West. Joseph j. Fcnton. 7O4
West Seventh South. A. N. Freebairn
f26 West Seventh South. James Grey.
$50 South Third West. Frank Hansen
545 West Sixth South. Charles W
Kirk. 633 South sffth West. Albert c.
Mathews. 425 West Seventh South. Al
bert Napper. 737 Poplar avenue. Daniel
Parker, s5l South Eighth West; John
Powell. 5s5 West Seventh South; Don
G Rushton. So South Eighth West.
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East: Fred q. Cooley. as Twelfth East !.
Lewis r. Cannon. 40 thirteenth East.
John y. Doul. 323 Tenth Fast: walter
Daniels. 1855 East Sixth south. Alfred
~. EdginEton. t14A East Fifth South ::
~. Il. Edwards. 1920 East Third South :.
~. William ForsberE. AS Twelfth East
W. NJ. Harvey. 263 Thirteenth East
George K. Howe. &f2 Elizabeth. Charles
=. Johnson. 2S Flora; John Iirkmsn.
ir.. 1875 East Fourth South. Clarence
N. Kendall AS Tenth East. Alfred
Keller. 532 Twelfth East: i. H. Lamont.
as Tenth East. James y. Miller. A0t
Tenth East. George ". Mctcaif 215
Thirteenth East. Benjamin W. McEwan.
332 University: r. L. McGhe. f52
Twelfth East. William /. Nicol. 115s
rsa.f Tfffh south
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John c. Bertoch, s24 West Third
south; John Bier. 1e4S West second
South: J. l.. Barker. SO West First
south. George NJ. Dreamer. a21 Cannon
William Cheshire. 1884 Euclid. W. II.
Cole. $50 Glendale: James brennan. 92s
Cannon. a j. Edwards. 1867 Euclid.
II. i. Griffith 1913 West Third south .
T. ID. Huntsmsn. SOS West Second
south; 7. A. Hancock. SIS South Eighth
West; David II. Halliday. 942 West
First south
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William Atwood. % Fourth East. He
Der X Aldous. Is Fourth East: 3. Ber-
ryman. % Fourth East. John r. Buck
lev. 222 Sixth East. Clarence Barrett.
t2s East Second South; Warren {.
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Ncphi Anderson. 80 East Fourth
south: =. ~. Dcming. 133 East sixth
South. ~ H. Field. 45t sixth East. 10
scnh Hiilstead. sal sixth East. Andrew
=. Jenkins 313 Seventh East. John
Kingdom. 115 East Fourth South. n. y.
Kennedy. az Sixth Fast. Frank A.
Lowe. $50 East Fourth South. Edwin
y. Longfeilow. eos East Fourth South:
south. James +. Madsen. 31s Eighth
East. O.. A. McLain. 80 East Sixth
south. Reuben Newbold. as East
Fourth South. James Oswald. 553 Sew
cuth East; Edward I. Phillips. 429 Sew
enth Fast: Hubbard II. Rowe. So East
Tourfh south
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DI.triet 10. 30. ssIt Lske CItr.

Henry NJ Austin. $50 West North
Temple. Frank Austin. 62f West South
Temple. Robert Bridge. 164 North sixth
West. Alexander Boucl<. 175 North
with West; lieber Cotton. IL North
Fifth West: George A. Davis. 81 North
Firth West. Willards Draper. 704 West
South Temple. W. II. Ernshaw eI3
North Sixth West: Edwin Fletcher. 725
North Second West. James Fairclough
pa North Sixth West. James r. Has
lam. 265 North Fifth West. Peter How
ell 655 West Second North: William
Hill. 617 West North Temple: Joseph
Hanson. 732 West North Temple: j r
Openshaw. s25 West First North: Da-
vid NJ. Phillips. 5sf West North Tenn
pie: Edwin +. Parry. IL North Fifth
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W. G. Albertson. f21 East Fourth
south. J. Bergman. $40 Third East;
W. !. Barnett Z76 East Third South.
j. g. Derks. 3f7 Third East r. 2
Franklin. 359 Fourth East. Irving
Goodfcllow. 7 Moffatt court. George W
Goddard. $50 East Third South. l.
CHASER. 216 East Third South: q. 70.
Hardy, 2f2 East Third South: Albert l..
Hedbcrg. 321 Fourth East. stephen IT.
knapp. 3i7 Third East; Morris Levy.
4f1 Fourth East. Adolph TT. Lund. %
Union. otto VIII. pa East Fourth
South. A. u. Webster. 80 Third East.
ErIgham y Mcst. la6 ThIrd East.
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West; r. r. Rich. $50 West North Tenn
pie. Ira A. Reid. 20 North Fifth West.
Henry r. Rawlings. so North Ffft:
West.
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John 4 Auoeraon. tt4 second East
Morris Alder. rs City court. Joseph &.
Armstrong. 2f7 East Ninth south. j.
s Allen. Eardicy. q. ~. Blodget. f6s
East Eighth south. Richard e. Berry
man. $50 Second East. A. A. Brown.
So state. George Butcher. $50 Rob
r. A. ByWater. 166 Roberta. George q.
clancy. 224 Colfax. Guy Clark. f37
East seventh south ~ A. Chase. 1ss
Seco-T last. Il. ID. Dclmas. SIS Fos-
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/. L. Archer. 50 West North Tenn
pie. George ID. Arson. t19 West North
West Temple: W O Brown. 133 North
West Temple; T. IT. Cartwright. p
North West Temple: +. A. Ellis. "a
North First West; r. w. Hornung. As
West North Temple. Charles O. King.
81 West First North: Albert G. Robin
son. 139 North West Temple Joseph
VI. Taylor. 103 North Main: Earl g.
Van Law. 81 North West Temple: G. r
Warrcr- ~ Nnrfh Wet -ror,,n1.
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Robert +. Adsmsou. Is Aberdeen.
Harold Brown. $50 West Eighth South
West. Lorenzo Drakcford. % Riverside
John A. ECbert. r.. 313 West Ninth
South. Joseph FollSner. $50 South
Paxton. j. Y peffit. afa Gale.
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O. IT. Hudson. s42 East Fifth south.
George Baddiey. 3f6 Tenth East. Sam
uel r. Baxter. 54t Ninth East. John F.
Hin. $40 Ninth East. Andrew Jensen,
as Ninth East. Joseph keddington. s31
East Fifth South. Fred Leonard. g05
East Fifth South. .. ~. Lancaster. SCI
Chester street: y. g. Malin. SCI Chester
street; Lester Merrill. 33S Ninth East
Ray II. MaXfield. 1 East court. Hyrum
Newton. 3i2 Tenth East. William A.
Ness. 361 Ninth East. q. A. Nelson.
334 Ninth East; James T. Oswald. 40
Strong. Eugene Potter. sos East Fifth
south.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
Subscribe for THE GUARDIAN.
Probate Notice

In the Probate Court of the
County of Graham, Territory of
Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of
Minnie Nutting, a minor.
Order to show cause why an or
der of sale of real estate should not
be made.
1t appearing from the petition of
J. M. McCollum, guardian of Minnie
Nutting, a minor, that it would be
beneficial to said ward that the
whole of the real estate belonging
to said ward be sold;
1t is therefore, ordered, That the
next of kin of said Minnie Nutting
and all persons interested in said
estate, appear before this Court on
Saturday, the 26th day of February,
1910, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
M, of said day at the court house
in Solomonville, Graham County,
Arizona, to show cause, if any they
have, why such order of sale should
not be made.
Dated, January 10, 1910.
49-4t T. S. BUNCH,
Judge of the Probate Court.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
Hay Shipments
for the YearI009

During the past year the Arizona
Eastern R. R. formerly the Gila
Valley, Globe Il Northern K. r. J,
shipped total of 1851 cars of hay
out of the Gila Valley. The ship
ments from different places as fol-
lows:
Stafford, 735 cars; Thatcher, 64S
cars; Solomonville, 621 cars; Pima,
34S cars, and Ft. Thomas 9 cars.
The total shipments of grain from
the valley were 176 cars, as follows:
Stafford, 81 cars; Thatcher. Sd cars;
Pima, 20 cars, and Solomonville, Is
cars.
According to information furnish
ed by j. M. Foster, there is yet in
the valley to be shipped about 500
cars of hay, the most of which is
sold under contract to be delivered
in February and March.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
Probate Notice

In the Probate Court in and for
the County of Graham, Territory of
Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of F. w.
Hayes, deceased.
Notice of application for letters
of administration for posting.
Notice is hereby given that C. S.
Conway has filed with the Clerk of
this Court petition, praying for
letters of administration of the
estate of F. w. Hayes, deceased,
and that Monday, the 2Sth day of
February, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. m.
of said day, being day of a regular
term of this Court, to-wit; of the
January term, 1910, at the court
room of said Court, in the Court
House at Solomonville, Territory of
Arizona, in the said County of Gra-
ham, has been set for hearing said
petition, when and where any per-
son interested may appear and show
cause why the said petition should
not be granted,
Dated February 18th, 1910.
I. S. BUNCH, Clerk.
b2-2t
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18

These men received most of their
pay in provisions. And vet some
talk of the present day difficulties
of home building.
In addition to those hardships,
the Indians were troublesome and
it was often necessary for some to
guard while others slept. But de-
spite all the colony prospered and
as time passed those composing it
branched out into other settlements,
settling in the Gila and Salt river
valleys, fulfilling their mission of
home making,
Mr.. Cluff himself, with his wife,
has lived on fifteen different places,
reclaiming the desert, and when sue
cess crowned his efforts disposing of
his holdings and going elsewhere.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
Notice 10 Creditors

Estate of James P. Lindsay, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, administrator of the
estate of James P. Lindsay, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of
this notice to the said administrator
at 0lney Hardware Co.'S store in
Stafford, Graham County, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction Of the business of said
estate, in said County of Graham.
PETAR ANDARsAN,
Administrator of the estate of
James P. Lindsay, deceased.
Dated Stafford, Arizona, this 18th
day of January, 1910. asst
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
Pioneer Tells Tale
of Early Days

Alfred A. Cluff, well known
Arizona pioneer, who recently
moved from Thatcher to Mesa, is
visiting friends in the city, says the
Arizona Gazette.
Mr.. Cluff is an interesting char.
acter and is one of the men who
blazed the trail for the prosperity
and progressiness which this terri
tory now enjoys. In his 65th year,
but hale and hearty, his face bears
no traces of the early struggle, of
the seemingly unsurmountable diff
ficulties. which the brave men and
women of those early days faced
when they accnlnpllslivo- noDie
task Of home building within the
shadows of the unknown.
1t was in the year 1876 when the
little band, numbering two hundred,
left Utah. making their way over
land to Arizona, where they made
their first settlement on the little
Colorado. The journey had been a
hard one and the picture of the
home to be, to any other people,
would appeared dark indeed. Dry,
unfertile looking sand, scrubby
vegetation, and the dark, brackish
stream creeping on its way seemed
unpropitious indeed.
But the setting sun, painting the
sky with its brush of beauty, deem,
ed like bow of promise to that
band Of seekers who, in their know
ledge Of the desert, realized that
richness dwelt in the dry stretches
of sand that needed but the life
giving water to change it into fields
of verdure.
Immediately the work began,
Mr.. Cluff and his party had come
from land of canal systems. They
dug bitches and with the river
water irrigated the ground. Ready
money was scarce and, while some
stayed at home, tended the crops
and looked after the dependent
ones, others took their teams and
freighted salt from albuquerque to
p4ss&tsh e.tiksNte "a 9pC uitsA
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
FIRST publication Jan. 4-6t
OF INCORPORATE ION
OF THE
Grand Reef Extension Com
Pany

KNOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS:
That we, the undersigned, have tins day as.
sociated ourselves together for he purpose OF
form ng a cor oration under and pursuant TO
the laws of the Territory of Arizona, and for
that purpose do hereby adopt Articles OF ln'
corporation as follows,
ARTICLE
Tho name OF the corporation shall bs THE
Grand Reef Extension Company"
ARTICLE II.
The principal place Of business of this cor
porporation within the Territory Of arizona,
shall be NJ Wilcox, Cochlse county, Ar zona,
and the principa y ace or p ares of transar tn &
business outside ui Arizona, shall be al Detroit
Wayne County, Michigan, here meetln Of
stockholders aud di oc orN may be held and all
business transacted
AR1lCLEIlI
The general nsture'u uf the busines proposed
to be transacted is ~ fOlows: To own, buy,
leese, b nd, operate. develop. Sc, and exchange
niue. aud miuing pr buerties; To buy, sell, ow n
and improve otner real estate aud personal
property; TO carry on mercantile business, and
10 do ali things pe essary and proper concern
hTwFv tTssrsrA,v>s9t bxAdss.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
First publication Jan. 2l--5t
Notice For Publication,
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR

Us. Land once at Phoenix, Arizona,
January 10, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that William ID. Speer,
OF iiaSord, Arizona, who, on March o. 1903, made
Homestead Entry No, 4+49 Serial 0lSkG for
the Sc X sW Y, Sec az, IN. s., r. 26 D, and
lot 8, Sc Y NV v and NE'h Sw u. Section s.,
Township s., Range 2d E % s S, X. Mer dian,
has filed notice of Intention To make finaI Ave.
year proof, TO establish aim to the land above
described before Albert 4. Cotton, Y s. Cum.
missioner, at his oihce In Stafford. Arizona, on
the 18th day OF February, 1915,
Claimant names as wit esses:
John A. Lee. homas q. Aiger. Gustayus r,
Shirley, John X khSIyalal. ri ssiIS,a ,1II.Pa.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
First publication Jan, 2l-5t
Notice for Publication

U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
January T., 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that George K Young
of Stafford, Arizona, who, on March 10, 1906
made Desert Land Entry No, i2l, Serial 0ii9),
for the s. u MEX and NE i MEX, See. 2S. Tp.
s s., Range 26 Y, q & S. X Neridian. has filed
notice uf Intention 10 make lnal proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above des ribed be-
fore Albert T. Cotton, L. y Commissioner, at his
office In Stafford, Arizona, on the 2ith day of
February, 1910
Caimant names as witnesses;
George 4. Mclp yre, Thomas J. MoAfee, Hugh
Hplterman, John W, Ramsey, all Of ssii,,rd,
Arizona.
FRANK H. PARKER. Register.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
First publication Feb. 4-5t
Notice For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

U s. Land ONCE at Phoenix Arizona.
ia uary rs. 1910
Notice is hereby given tina Wi lam Ring
ham. of thatcher, Arizona. who, on January
l6 1906, made Homestead Entry. No. l4i Ser.a
ii Townsbip : g Range 15 e, a. & s K Mer-
dian. has fled notice ofintention to make Final
Commu, alton Proof 10 estab ish claim % and
above described before Albert 7 Cotton u s..
Commissioner at his ONCE In Stafford. Nrizona
on the 9Th day of March, 1910 Claimant names
8 witnesses. Andrew Woods, Thomas Naylor.
Wa ace Bingham, oliver Bingham, all, Of
Thatcher. Arizona.
FRANK II. PARKER Register
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
First publication January 2s-5t
Notice for Publication P
u.s6 Phoenix, AriNua Land Office,
- .IauMarY l2 lAlQ

Fh"''lS' NFl1.uI USanuary nSnq Ga'H; Isi 1910
-seriai No 0sU3a
Notio is hereby & We that Lyman V. Wight
man. of q obe. County of I'll a, Territory OF
as ignee of Fen 5 vi dre,h has fied Ia this
Office his appli"ation tn enter. nn lei the pro
visions of Sections 2S06 d 1901, kevsed Stat
utes of the United States. the fol wing desrrio-
and Mex NWA sec. 25, T.. AS, R. 22 E.,G. & 5.
X. r. & NJ.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
ian IS described, ur desiring t. object because
other reason TO the disposa to app rant.
should nle their atiidavits OF protest in this
ofiice Oh or before tn 2sth day "f February. 1910
tRANK ii. PARKER, Register
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
First publication Jahuary 2s-5t
Notice for Publication
Phoenix, Arizona Land ONCE.

Phoenix, Arizona Land Office.
.laluary lB, 1910.
Serial No OS0lO
Notice is hereby river that Lyman f, Wight
man, of Globe, Ccurty Of ella Territory of
tis3na, the egal assignee Of ames N John
s n, has d ed In this tii'e his applicatioS 10
enter. under the provisions of Sections ri (, and
1907, Revised Statutes of the United States The
GLOWING described land viz: NWX SWH
sec ~, =. s., X 23 E., atd SEX SEH, sec. "a
L ). II p T., q. & S. K b & NJ
Any and all persons calming adversely Tho
lands described, or desiring to object beceusa
OF the mineral character df the land, or far a,,v
1tner shH,, reason. to the disposal to applicant,
fee, on or before the sth day of Febrmarv
1910. ofu"r''
FRANZ y@fARfs% Register.
Graham guardian., 1910-02-18
First publication an 2l--5t
Notice for Publication
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
US. Land ONCE at Ihoenix. arizona,

January 49, 1910
Notice is here y given that "a cy CluF, OF
! ina. Arizo a, who, on January 3 1909 made
Desert Land f try. M 0l2J6. for NFX M
=, section lS, and NV NV 4 Secti"iI ia
Tow ship 5, r. 20 E q. & Il Meridian.
has q cd N 'tice nfintantin & make final pront
70 establish aim Ia the an above q srribrd
bef re Albert l. Co ton, u. Cormissi n1r st
February $40 VI
& aimHnt names as witnesses:
:, Noses nf of Pima, sr zona: amuel
fort r. OF Central, Ariz ma: h'hn rluf f lima
Arizona; Alfred Inf, of Pima Arizona.
FR.NK II PARKER, Register