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FAIRFAX.

nr. G. Z. Curley OF Provencetown,
Mass, has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
=, r. Curley.-Carroll Reynolds of Prince
ten Mass, has been visiting his daughter,
Miss Bessie Reynolds.-The annual supper
and play by the students of Bellows
Free Academy. which was TO have beer
given Thureday evening was postponed
Uuinlan, one Of the teachers Among
those Ill with the grip are Mr.. and Mrs.
:. T.. Wilson. Mrs. ;. O.. Royce Miss o..
Laurence, Mrs, James Wood and three
chiloren.-M Miss Grace Learned and Miss
Grace Potter were In St, Adams Febru-
airy, 23.-While passing a horse owned by
Cleun o.tun. +, Wood had the misfortune
TO lose an ear. He is doing as we'll AZ
can be eNpected.-Alrs, II. \. Butler and
Mrs. A, Southland visited in Beaver
Thursday Mrs. William branches has
gone to Johnson to visit her sister, Mrs.
Elijah Story.-Mrs. f.. G. Nash is visit
ing her father, 5, +. Wilson,-Miss He
len Leach is teaching at Bellows Free
Academy since the death of Miss Quin-
Ian.
The play and chicken pie supper Civ
en- by the junior and senior classes OF
Bellows rec academy was largely at
tended Tuesday evening. The door re-
ceipts We're over one hundred dollars.
The students gave their parts well and
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. F. II. Wallbeoff returned homo
Friday from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Burlington.-The kev. j. II. Leroy of
Campton, n. H., preached in che Second
Congregational Church Sunday.-The
Dorcas society met with Mrs. j. J. Nc
kenney Wednesday.-Miss Hazel JENNIE
of 81. Adams is visiting her parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. A. NJ. Jenne.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hope of Montgomery visited their
daughter, Mrs. II. J. Tracey, over Sun
cay.-Ray JENNIE, who has been attending
the dairyman's school at Burlington. re-
turned home Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. o..
Guertin OF East Franklin visited their
son. l.. Guertin. recently The Dorcas So
c!ety Will serve dinner town meeting day.
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camp. on the date set, the annua1 field
day Will be held, the principle feature
of which will be the competitive drill
exhibitions for the Prize" cup, now
held by the local team. President Dye
designated Elmer johnson of this cay
as chairman OF the general committee
which will be in charge.
The funeral Of George Esplin of
Swanton, who died OF nephritis at the
st. Adams hospital saturday night.
was held at the Methodist Church In
swanton Tuesday afternoon ct two
o'clock. Mr.. Esplin was 81 years old
and was a former resident OF this city.
The funeral of Harry Canham, who
died at tho st. Adams hospital Sun
day night OF dropsy. after n BRIEF III
ness, was held at st. Luke's Epis-
copal Church Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock. MIR. Canham was 70
years old and had been in the employ
OF the Central Vermont railway Tor ~
years. most of the time as general
foreman OF the passenger car shops
Mr.. Canaan was unmarried and no I'm
mediate relatives survive nm.
The wedding Of Miss Ida NJ. Rubado
and Edward G. Bloomer was quietly
celebrated at tho Methodist Episcopal
parsonage Monday evening, tho Rev,
Ralph f. Lowe performing the cere.
mof,y.
The death OF Miss katherine N. Nc
carly of Mortified occurred yesterday
noon at the home OF her aunt. Mrs.
Margaret Hassett, OF High street. Miss
McCarty, who was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. jeremiah McCarty of Mortified,
came here In January on n visit 10
her aunt, and had a recurrence of val
vular heart trouble. with which She had
been a sufferer for three years. She
was Is years old and besides her parents
leaves two sisters. Misses Minnie and
LMargaret McCarty OF Northfeld. and
two brothers. Frank McCarty OF Ala
baina and Fred McCarty. a Norwich
University student. The funeral will
probably be held in Mortified on Fri
day.
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UNDERHILL.

DR.. w. s. Nay went last Thursday to
Chicago to attend the seventh annual
conference of the American Medical as
sociation.-C. r. Thayer has purchased
OF Tom Bruce his farm, consideration
81, 50p.o0.-George Gravelin has bought of
Mrs. Bell her house and lot in this vii
lagc and expects to move soon.-Chauncey
Cook IS visiting his mother, Mrs. George
era velin.-tlomer Metcalf's family have
the measles.-Mrs w. s. Nay entertained
Il number of her friends at her home
Wednesday eveninE.-Nillage schools
close this weeh for the spring vacation.
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HINESBURG.

The Village POstoiicc," which was
presented at the town hall Tuesday
evening, was greeted by a large audience.
The Ladies' aid OF the Congregational
Church realized III from the ~play.-There
will he a union mass meeting ut the tow
hall Sunday evening, March 8. 6. J. Fer
cuson Will speak in the interests of tenn
rerance.-Mr. ana Mrs. +. l.. Andrews
of Shclburne visited friends hero the first
Of the week.-Mrs.. A. l. walker and
daughter. Hildl. OF Burlington visited at
y. II. Aliens the first OF the week.
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Henry Parker and son. Hugh, Of Ell
more visited Mr.. Parker's brothers, c. S,
and y. S. Parker over Sunday.-Sherman
Bennett is moving to East Berkshire
Edward Vadrey Is moving to Eas,
Franklin.-The annual meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid society was held Mon
day evening.-Miss Blanche Hodges of
New York is staying with her sister.
Mrs. l.. y. Martin.-Miss Florence Dom
ina was at home from ST, Johns Sunday.
The services at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church Sunday evening will be under
the auspices OF tho W. C. T. L.
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RICHMOND.

Tie n. L. O. p. organized a new
lodge, Cancels Hump, in *. +. hall Feb.
%. when the following officers were
elected: p w. r.. Laviolette, warden;
p. G.. Davis, vice-warden; Mrs. y. +.
Crandal, past warden; Mrs. =. c. Davis,
chaplain; Mrs. S. o. Squires. recording
secretary: B.. f. Crandel. financial sec
retary; L. w. Fish, treasurer; H.. L.
Bessett, guard; Hugh Holmes, sentinel;
George Barney. guardian; w. 7, Tiley,
WIN. Thomas and c. r. Andrews, trus-
trees. About @5 members from Mansfield
Lodge of Waterbury We're present. and
worked the degrees. After the work, re-
rrcshmcnts were served and music was
furnished for dancing There was a COOL
Attendance ut the dance given by the !.
o. -. r. last evening. An orchestra from
Waterbury furnished music.-Thc Rev. T.,
+. Treat left Thursday for Cleveland.
Ohio, called their by the death Of her
mothcr.-Miss Josephine Fay was in Bur
lin-tDn Thursday to attend the Read
Wright w~edding,-Mrs. J. d. Hanks is
visiting In HuntinGton.-Mrs, NJ. J. Johns
Of Burlington is in town.-Miss Heller
KImball he's returned from a weeks
stay with friends In Will hnstown.
jefferson Bryant, one of the oldes'
citizens, died Tuesday noon at the
home Of his son. Elmer, aged 81 years
The funeral Will be held this at
ternoon.-Miss Lottie Varney, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. j.. w
Ferry, has returned to Burlington
Mrs, |. II, Goodwin entertained tho Al
Round club at her home Tuesday
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas OMEN w%s seriously burne,
saturday 10y falling into a pail Of no
water.-Joseph Lawrence, Jr., son o
Mr., and Mrs. Gabriel Lawrence, ant
Miss Lizzie Kilpech were married Tues.
day morning at the Church of OuI
Lady of the Holy Rosary by the Rev
a. i. ClarcmOnt.
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JERICHO CENTER

Ihe public library has received from
ia" United States bureau of plant IN
dustry the publications Of that once,
treating OF fruit raising, The Apple ana
How to Grow It," and kindred topics
Changers or any others Interested are
invited to call at the library on any Fri
day afternoon or evening, when the bulle-
tins may be consulted or loaned
Mrs, ). B. Bolger, who mas peeh Ill
with an attack of the grip the past two
weeks. is very low. complications having
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page ~

Of Belingham. Mass, were called here
by the death OF Mrs. Rockwell's mother,
Mrs. Pullman Brigham.-Peoplc's Acad-
my and Hardwick Independents played
basket bali at the gymnasium Tuesday
evening. The score was IL to 10 in favor
VI Hardwick.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. NJ. w Hinsdale returned sun
day after passing two weeks in Bur
Ungton-Miss Mildred White is Wis
uIng friends in Essex.-Bennio Forbes
f. passing this week in Burlington,
tre guest of Mitchell Hinsdale.-Wal-
Ter Wescott of Essex was a visitor
in town Sunday.-Gus Wellinger OF
winston visited his brother, Law
rarce Weuinger, Sunday.
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SHELDON.

George y. Maynard died Monday morn
ing after an illness of several months.
MIR. Maynard had been in business here
for several years and was oneof Shell
don's leading and respected citizens. The
funeral services We're held at his resi-.
dence Wednesday afternoon at 1870. tho
Rev. c. W. Kelley officiating-The Misses
Mary Brown and Miss Lots Ryea are
suffering an attack of the grip.
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ENOSBURG.

Charley Lanctot Is running the engine
In f.. l.. henfieid's mill and his family
are living in Charley Bradley's house al
East Enos ourg.-Mrs. A. J. Woodward
of Enosburg Falls is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. F. l.. kenfield. The Rev. Mr.
Anthony of Montreal preached in Mem.
orial Church, Enosburg Center February
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h,-.e returned to Westford after visiting
Mrs. Kimball's parents. MIR. and Mrs. II.
c. Beers. Mrs. Beers. who Is III, remains
about tho same.-LThe Rev. Thomas
Dawson A family are spending the
week In Eden, where they were called
by the serious condition of Mrs. Davlson's
father, Franklin Carey. who Is suffering
from 4 hrnknn hin
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sciousness. The funeral will be held
Wednesday.-Miss Gladys Lawrence Is III
OF pneumonia at her boarding place in
Fairfax. where she is attending school,
Leslie Rugg. who has been III, IS reported
hetter.-Mlss Mary Nevens is m-Mrs.
Bert Hooper has been ill.-Guy Melvin OF
Cambridge has commenced work for FL
MN Irnnicr
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MILTON BORO.

y daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Francis Sunday morning.-Lucius
Quinell has taken possession of John
Films farm, ana Mr.. Finn has moved
to st. Albans.-IIobart Richards has
blood poison In his hand, caused by
the bite of q cat.--A few from here at
tended the ball at Milton Friday
uiuht.
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TUE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: THURSDAY, MARCH 9 1911.

some time with her uncle. Joseph Walton.
Mrs. c.. II. Nash has gone to Bcnning-
ton ON account of the Illness of relatives.
Miss Ellen McManus Of Burlington is
with her sister. Mrs. W. u. Chcsmore.
Max a. Bu2acll WAS called to West
Derby Monday by the serious illness
OF his father the Rev. }. 7. BuElell'-
d.. IL. Rood. who Is III with pneumonia,
was reported more comfortable Monday
Frank Yandow Is at home from Bur
lineton to help his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
y. j. Yandow, move to the Kennedy farm
in W~iliston.-Miss Mary Pcase spent
Sunday at her home I'm EsscN.-Thc Des-
so brothers of Brigham hin, Essex, are
noy.." 90 Tine Ga. e.. t''' 10 '"ot-
ed by L.. j. Handow.-Niss Nellie White
Is Ill with the grip.-Orville Hunt is NOV
ing into the house vacated by c. Frank
kingsland. Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Packard
are moving into their house vacated by
Mr.. Hunt. Marlin Bullock is moving to
his farm vacated by Mr. Packard.-Reg-
inald IIoskiue. " . zen critically
i'll at = inuparents, Mr..
0~f ... ... case. Sunday after
%. Is more CONFERENCE.-The. G. e.
Buxton visited her sister. Mrs. s. T..
Curtis, at the Fanny Allen hospital Sat
urday. Mrs. Curtis expects to return
nome in about a week.-Mrs.. Harriet
,'. ''"'l nrd son. Orlo, who have been
W E-ag> Ior i,.ly 1t year. are at her
sisters, Mrs. q. w. Foster, for a few
Noeks.-Dr. c. A.. peaso was in town
from Darlington Monday to see his ner-
hcW. Reginald Hoskins.--Bue II. Day.
who has been i'll for several DAYS. is
threatened with pneum1nia.-The Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary society viii
meet with Mrs. Sadie Brown this
afternoon.-Georse W. Foster, who was
injured by being thrown from a load
of wood last week. Is able to be out.
Mrs. Orin Moffitt Of East Berkshire is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James IL. SAT-
ford, Jr.
Mrs. Lora pcrclval Evans of Montpelier.
Ind, who came here 10 days ago to attend
her mothers funeral. spent Monday In
burlington with relatives and left Tues
day for home.-Miss Adri n was not able
to lie in school Tuesday. although she is
better. Lyman Nash wen, Tuesday morn
ing to Brattl horb, where lie will work
for his uncle. caleb Nash.-MIrs. II. S.
Woods of Essex Junction H. visiting I'm
oWn.-IGosea Wright's son and daughter
are here from Boston. ami Mr. Wright
will go back with them and remain. lie
has rented the house to George and Sid
ncy Warren, who are moving in.-Frank
Gokcy is moving from Mrs. G.. ii. Nash's
tenement to G. Herbert 1Iutchinyon's
farm tenement-IlarloW PerrigL has re-
turned from Shclhurne.-Nis Mary Nc
Mahon. vino was called homo by the
death of W. y. Chosmore. returned to her
school in TudcrhiI TUESDAY The house-
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FLETCHER

Sidney Beardsley. a old resident OF
this town, died Sunday. Feb. 26. Mr..
Reardsley suffered a shock several days
ago from which he never regained con-
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lCOntinued on mage A.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-29

office of the county recorder of Co chise county, at Tombstone, Arizona, and is recorded in Book 36 Rec ords of Mines, at page 601, as vfll appear by certificate of proof Of labor which has been duly filed in the office of the county recorder Of said Cochise county, at page -. ia book -, in order to hold said premises. under the provisions of section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount required 10 hold the same for the year 1910. And if within ninety (S0) days from and after tho service of this notice, you fail, re fuse or neglect to contribute your portion of such expenditures as e oo-owner, your interest ia said claims will become the property of the subscribers hereof under said section 2324, of the Revised Stzs ica-
 Dated at Blsbee. CochIse county, Arizona. this 14th day of August. 4. D. 1911.
 BERTHOLD GMEHLE.
 ". R TONKIN.
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N. A. S. E
1. 0. R. M.

Carriza ranch, M2tape, Ures; gold, silver. copper.
 J. D. Rames, Urcs: pert, under name Gibraiter: southea asst of NOche Buem shaft; Soypa, Ures: gold. sil- yer; also pert, under name COntiD- Gaclones de Fl Poryenir; SoyoF1, Ur- es: gold, silver, copper.
 J. M BaTreda, Magdalena; 6 pert. under name NeussFa Sonora del Ro- saric: on Cocospera ranch, imuris. N gdalena; gold, silver.
 Jorge Miles. HermosiiiO; % pert, under nune Esmeralda de Dewey; southeaiit of Manila mine; Minas Erie tas, IierInusillo.
 J. r. Williams. San JaFief, 20 pert under name Maria; Suaqui GrGnde, Hermosillo; gold.
 '. $, Martin. San J4HieF; s pert, under nanlc San Francisco; on San Miguelite ranch: San Javier, Hermo- sillO. gold. silver, lead.
 J. M Quires, AiGmos; 14 pert. un- der name Esireila; southwest of town ot Riochico; RioChico, Aiamos; gold, silver
 Samuel M Ply. Alamos 70 pert, under name Fl Padre, on Baboyahui ranch, Alau0s; gold, silver, copper lead
 N. Daartc, Bacs nora; pert, under name Espana on Ia Cueva ranch Bacanora. SahuariIa; silver, copper
 F M. Araiz1 tres; pert, under name Magdalena: NItape, Ures; gold, silver.
 N COrrales, BaFiacora, 2 pert, un der name Magdalena; Mesape, tres; gold. silver.
 Miguel Apasstegui. Moctczuma; it pert, uder name NueVO Mexico; neal San MiguelitO camp; Cumpas, Moot ezuma: gold. silver. j. N. Norris, Gueriguit0; 70 peri under name Genevera: ndjoins Mel vile property; Cumpas, Moctezuma gold. silver A. Lamadrid. Moctezuma; , pert. under. uime La zReyoltesa: ip C-ur ehgiflti cam Cumpas. MocfezupJai ! gold. silver.
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 The Cananes Boston property lo- cated between the Catalina No. 2 shaft of inc Calumet X Sonora com pany. and the CanaBea smelter, is showing up fairly well. The hole is down to t1c l40 foot level and still sinking in the foot wall of the hig led gc. Al the Poo foot level drift viii be run to fhc northeast 10 cut the ledge which is plainly traceable on the surface the luil length of the pro perty. which consists of go pertenen- cias. A little water is now being en- countercd in t1e shat but not enough to seriously interfere with operations
 The Catalina No. 2. shaft Of the Calumet < Sonora is at present min ing considerable ore which is being Ireightcd from there to tho mill of the company. a mile northwest of the shaft. Ore is being mined on the 60 foot ieyel and t-e 2u0 foot level. The Lody on the first level is high grade and carries high values iu silver, lead 5ld zinc. The so foot level ore body has been shown 10 be 20 feet wide uI 10 date with no sign oI dimiuishiag Two shifts are employed, the day shit doing the mining while tht night shift handles the water, whict is balcd out
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-29

ministradon of the estate of said de, ceased; and that Saturday the 9th day of December, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Court room Of said Court, at the Court House. in the City of Tombstone, Coehise Coun. ty. Territory of Arizona, has been ap' pointed for the settlement of said ac- count. at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions in writing tc said account and contest the same.
 Dated November 25th. 1911.
 J. D. JAMES,
 Clerk By cHAs. s. BATcHELDER,
 Deputy First publication Nov. %. 1sii
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To William Bywater. his heirs and
 assigns.
 You and each Of you are hereby notified that we have expended one hundred (s100.00) dollars. in labor and improvements upon t~Tha. Little Fhief lode or mining claim. sttu. ated and located in Warren Min ing District. County of .Cochlse Ief' ritory of Arizona. United States 'oi America, and about four f1) miles ln Q southeasteriy direction from the City of Blsbee. and adjoining the tlailroad mining claima Of the Port age Lake and Bisbee Mining com pany, on the east. the notice of To cation of which Is recorded ln the
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SONORA MINES
CJoseph l. Cohn)

CANANEA, Son. Mex. Nov. 24:- The Chispas mine. located below Ariz- pc has been forced to close down on account of the strike which has been in effect there for the past three or four weeks and nothing is being done at the present time but pump water. For a short time even the water was not pumped.
 The company has been experiencing a great amount of trouble and an- nouncement was made this week by one of the management Of the pro perty that the property will be clos ed down tiglt if nothing is done Go settle the difficulties between the com pany snd its men. The cause of the strike is said to be chiefly the de- manding of the company that the em- plOyes submit to a search of their clothing before going cut Of the mine and the men refuse to strip under ground on account of "catcaing cold, although they have been doing so for the past five or seven years. All tbe empIoyes want is to be permitted to high grade and the company will of course, not submit.
 Benjamin Hill, preiect Of the Arizpe district and number ol arm ed men have been al the property for the past few weeks, returning to Canlnea Cu Wednesday. but whetzer the affair Is settled or not is yet un- known There's from l500 10 2000 peo- p,e living at camp and these will be forced to seek employment another ,,lacp if inc strike is moi settled al once
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FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
(Cgieago Evening Post)

(Cfieago Evening Posp
 Miss Gertrude Elliott and Miss Su- game sheldon were in an ascending elevator which also had some men passe nSFrs.
 @NiHfh said one Dl tile Insn, enee fht car fairly started
 sixth. said Miss Elliott.
 The ear sped Joy the sixth floor and was halted d the ninth.
 On tae wsy lsstl, Miss Elicit said, Why didn't you stop at the sixth noorg The sixth Is lower than the ninth"
 70 know that. said the elevator boy. But the man said ninth first
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PHILLIPS CENTENARY

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 2S:-The M ssacanseits bTanch of the Nation ai Independent Political les gue, the New England Suffrage league and q cit zen's auxiliary committee have completed preparations for the cele braticn tomorrow of the Tooth ami versary of the birth Of Wendell Phil lips. the famous refOrmer and orator Exercises win be held in Fsneuil Hall and also in fbe house in Common street where Phillips was born.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-29

ADVERTISERS:-Indian offers un. limited opportunities for business to classified advertisers. A recognized
 advertising medium is the Daily and Tri-Weekly Enterprise. pub iished at Noblesvii.e. and carrying the largest amount of classified bus fness in that section The Enter. prise covers Hamilton County thor. oughly, and is the medium to use to get results. Rates, 1-2 cent
 per word; 6 insertions for, the. price of 5. Nothing taken under 10c Ad- dress THE ENTERPRISE, Nobles- vile, Ind. 53f
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INNATE BILLIARD TOUR
 NAMENT

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Wih an entry list which comprises number Of the lending amateur billiard play CTS of the United States. the eleventh annual tournament to decide the na, tional amateur 1S.2 balk line cham piouship opens tonight at Maurice Daly's Academy in this city. The tournament is the first of fave big championship affsirs which the Ma tioHal association of Amateur Billiard Players has mapped out for the pre- chem piOnsbip title. other entrants who are well known because of their plrt cipation in former tournaments are George Clark. Mark Muldaur, Dr. Eric C. Beck. C. E. Conway, l. Fl. MIL lette and Claude Lewis Two new. corners this year are Charles Heddon Of Dowagiac. Mich. and Walter Leo nard Of Scranton, Pa.
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Legal Advertisements
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF CocHiSE, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA

NOTICE Is hereby given that Carl Carlson, having filed in this court his petition praying for letters of admin istration of the estate of Ollie I. Carl son, deceased: the hearing of the same has been fixed by said Court for Tuesday, the 9th day of December, 1911, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon of said day, at the court room thereof at the Court House, in the City of Tomb stone, County of Cochise, and all per sons interested in said estate are no tified then and there to appear and show cause If any there be why the said petition and the prayer thereof should not be granted.
 Dated November z3rd, 1911.
 J. E. JAMES, 2G1. Clerk.
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Eastern Markets
 Yesterday
lRy L. U erloekl

BOSTON. Nov 3S.-The focal mar ket looked today like an organized effort 10 depress prices. North Butte was sold low and other stocks were offered down. The closing rally found very few stocks offered, and prices advanced sharply. We be lieve that the underlying conditions are better taan ever and that We shall see much higher prices before long,
 PAINE, WEBBER and co.
 Total sales New York 5S7,2oo.