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New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
EXPORTS
u heat Ius
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, March 90, 1911.
GRAIN WHEA Trading inactive. nv
after showing an easier feeling early prices "a
lied. aud at 49, close were s. ~ net nlgnet
There was some nrmuess 10 tho North"es''
especially In new crop positions. The hour sllua
ton continues unsatisfactory, ana II "ts san
thar not over half of last week output ~
Nnueapolis had been sold. The Northwestern u 4
Miller reported tho output ot holr art Wso week -
Hfinnsapoiig Duluth and Milwaukee At 5ll..so
Jt.s 2 slafrsf 2oS tOf the previous week and 30o
$50 last yesr. No . red. oi'sc e.evaler az ai'l
a5-sc % b sfoat. No Northern Duluin, - y, u =
h afost CORN-Quiet. and closed un
hanged 10 = C net higher Local market nl. nrn1e..
than ne West 10 , 51'sc . ahoat. %. % =
Inactive, closing uncharged 20 80 "sel' ~
,-,sb o,te steady. STANDARD white, S5i-c, 10 :
&c 40 3. 56c: 80 ! 35 -. 90 No'ninal : .
BARLEY Firm. mating. 81 oInS l.,
Sew YORK BUCK NHEAT-Quiet; america
-. New York; Canadian. - pll
rgrf
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SUIT ZOE UNDERvALUATIoN
Government Seeks to Recover 100000
from Marcus A. Frank.

suit for the recovery Of 10000 for al
Iced undervaluations on imported mer-
c,,.ndise Was fled yesterday on behalf Of
,nc government hy e.. T. Whitney. Assis-
can, United States Attorney. against Mar
.,s Frank. Of 80. s. Franklin street
,rts Government commended that Marcus A..
r.,,rr committed these underyaluations on
.c,ton linings and other merchandise en-
"a through the port of Baltimore at
various times since 1905
Mr. whitnoy had no Information yester-
a.. ,rhetber criminal proceedings had been
brought against the importer IN Baltimore
10 said that the ci'h action was Med here
because the defendant o. resident of THIS
district. but criminal prosecution can 10
instituted only m the district where the
1neaed crime was committed
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
ATTACK INSURANCE. FUND
Northwestern Mutual Life Stockholders
Ask Tontine Receiver.

cleveland. March c2-Allesing that 20
COO 60 rolicyholders' dividend fund had
DIV indled TO S25.Co0oo0 through the uulavful
operations Of It's custodians. Charles W.
Ulerrard. Augustus N Weber and Bernarf
Miller. three Cleveland policyholders start
I'd suit for an accounting in the United
States Circuit Court bore last night against
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company. OF Milwaukee. \ rece' er IS also
asked for tt- fuud
The comp.anants IN the SUIT DO not al
tack tie financial standing o. the tnsur-
arce company as q whole Their sttorncy 5
say the eompanv IS IN no difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Iond9n. March - The WOOL auction ssss
we're .rr-inusd to-dsv with offerings OF y ~
bales Bicding sctivs and prices strong. ese~
ctali~ in grcasy nlerinos and fn= -rc ccsrs-
crcssbreds Withdravais more frequent. c7-ir<
- the high limits of sellers. sales Nsv South
gress,- 5tadGls I'd Queensland 700 oal.s.
secured. Is lLiG1s l0'5d sreas- s-sGfis -
Victoria. T. 400 bales secured l. iegis 81
greas1 5f01s ! ~. south Australia coo halAs
greasv. 7dd lie1 Vest Australia 800 bales
srrssr sdQis Nv Zeaiard 700 hses;
secured Is idQfs 90. g,eas. 6i.dGis 2lsi.
Cap- ~ Good Rope and Fsfsl 500 hsles.
scaurct. D. VII lnlsA srsas- 6i.aslei
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
MARCH GOOD TREASURY MONTH
No Deficit Expected, Although Army
Cost $4,000, 900 More Than in February.

Washington. March 22-March promises
90 make a better showing thsn February
did in government finances. Receipts
from al sources fo~ the month are keeping
pace with February. and tne expenditures
90 date have been 5000 oao less. IN spite Of
the fact that advances ~ the army 10 date
sre 3 o0o ooo more than last month.
Panama canal expenses % cate hore' ~.
have beer orlr about 8 o"0 no and while
Feorusrv at tins time showed deAcit on
I'll accounts Of more than 10000. tnat
fE,re for tri7 month IS q little more than
r .sgooo
The month promises TO close With a small
margin between receipts snd disbursements
TIE genera fund and the working balance
are each 8 1g0no better today than a
month ago. cold couunlss 10 pour iuto the
Tres surv More than 500" ooo hes been
taken SO far this month for gold oertifcstss
issued
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
STATE RATK DEPOSITS nPoP
Decrease of More Than $1,000 o00 in
About Three Months

AIosnv March "a cecreas7 ot 5i--'l.-
.i7 ir the total deposits Of state banks of
deposit and discount from Noremher 10 asst
20 Februarv 70 is reported hv the state
BANK Department the total on the later
date being 500 o51s14 IN November c02
banks reported. While N Fooruarv only -n
institutions submitted reports
Durins the same period t1e total Pc
sources showed . decreas' off }i-5i.@55 the
total on Feorrarv 2f being S591S $3.50 Loans
and discounts dropped from }S1of13.7;S 10
sc'. 90 ,-. a loss of 81 -S5.s,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. March 22-Excessivs d,vness IN tt.
Nort1V est. breaking the record 0f thirty years
gave the wheat market here ~ inward turr
to-daT. The close pss frm f.ditc - -fs.
higher than lsst night latest trading left corn
ana oats either unchanged or within i.c Sd
vance Hog products. on the other ha-d Err
isfef all the way from ,4sterdsys Level - 22il J
decline Ne" crcp deliveries % wheat ver.
most affected b. the dr. weather. -hs Ma,
option at one time vas only - above JUS
Commission house buring cg deferred mcnths
cho~ed considerable vigor throuSioIt 'he da5
II vas SAID thar the domestic hour trade had
made some improvement and that the mills her.
looked for export business in case Wheat went /.
ltrie io7 sr. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
ALFALFA ON TIE RIGHT OF WAY

Tic -.7iea Valley Railroad Company is
~" planning 10 offer tie use Of It's right
o va. t0 farmers Ia parts OF New YORK
Siate tor Che cultivation of alfalfa. The
Experiment win oe made first on the Buf-
'to division ir the limestone belt" as the
sol. there is most favorable 20 the grow
M- u te plant The alfalfa. IL is expect
-a V-i' prevent the spread Of fire and viii
-'a.-fr rho route Of the railroad.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
EvApING OKLAHOMA BANK Law
More than E,ahty State Institutions
Want 20 Become National

Vasn,nrto- March 2c-Nore than eight
s,ats banks - Oklahoma are asking 20 n
taken INTO the national system. and Treas
,,r,- c-c!als atrribr-a -hA =i-uaticn 20 the
new depceit guarantee iav. ~ecentlv 0a-ss1
n tha- stare
when deposits we're Nrs- Eus~snteed IN
Oklahoma nan- national na1ks quit -he
s-=ter 70 become state institutions since
the lsr was amended. hoVever. arpAoe-
riors tp re-nr1 have he@r "on7ins IN stead
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
D eivAl 20 The soLL wEEWL

'o.st r-z March ca new post a
',.r.-t 71ru. IS destroying the cotton crop
fr rrfr of Tercloir this county.
-1e planter reports lcI acres destroyed IN
ue... vi.. go additional acres threat
eaee. Tho insect is active only al night
iLl.--r---
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

,.rifr,co rNprANArOLI= & Louis. lille.
e,'--t SttSqft s07.5ii
T,l. u-n f3 42o4. 80 il4's'' ".o'' '''
DETROIT UNITED
SEQ -, Sffs -of Stgs54t
- "'," iS4Sq-t fi7e9so ~ al
SEABoARp AIR LINE
~ ,ees in Mch. S5ola16 s474.2ia
T,l, I Nrn u i5.G50.o.s 'H'o""3
PEGE NARQC ETTh.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
CHARTER roR BRADFORD OVERS
rrelsA7en vii Build Large Plant at
Westerly, Z. |.

Providence. r March ---Ihe hra1'
.,~. rvsrs Associsuor Limited. NJ Brad-
ford -rgiand vtic- IS 70 establish cye-
Ing ard dris..ne plaE- in westerly. today
secured charter under RE laws o. RHODE
Island The legal corpc.ators are Da''d
-hcrrton cf Bradford Fufue w
er.az1s. ". If New York. and James T.
u.rle-. a. this c.'v TIE chsrrs~ author
ICES ~. ccrrors,icc % issue cowmon s'o X
t. tas value CT q o0' o'o
Tie Bradford Association fo~ some time
tss beer purchasing large sress ~ lard ~
s-1 around Western. extending for mile
srd raif siorg both sides - The Paw
-.---k Rive. ans i ls expected tnet The
-..--- -a-tor of ire rro.ecr vii he ne es-
t--' ----4rr OF one cf the largest eirs
-.e~-s 81, the world The purpose q the
..rl.csts ls 20 enable tas English d~srz.
--a are sad 90 hz~e beer seriously AFFECT
81 g. the Fsvre 7Aldrich TART 70 meet
american c-mp=utors on rheir o" % <~cunc
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
MOLt-sEs AND sYRUPs Business fairly

bUIN T"TI|I'
NAVAL STOREs-Spirts turpentlna tc
higher an around Rosil nrm and unchanged
Tar steady. SPIRITS TURPENTtNE machine
hbls 81 ~. TAR S6 -. ROsIN common 10
god strained. s. 9oGss Il. s. So h. 81 55 b
8 50 r and o. s O.
OfI~-IInseed unchanged Refined po,-o-
leum steady at , 90 f'r standard white in bbis
at New NJ uTk
CDTrONstFD Oifl-There was selling
pressure and prices were lower. closing AZ a net
decline Of 5niD points. crude "a the south was
easier Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SEED PRICES.

Talsdo. Narh Glove VERsEFr--ss. a..
March 50 a. April. is55 October snd Dec>r--
be-. SIS ALStKS-Frirs. - % TlIOrHG
Prime Z 80
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

-ro, 7fiiet ~itN prices ~ points lcTer =
a soc for mdll.ng upland Ll"erpcol caoNs
s7ot ouis, sales .cpO bales. speculation ana
s,povt 500. American. 200 riiddling np ana
+ 5ss Fu.ures orens6 ou!et 5fol2 points loW@I
on nes~ ari ioU@r On late rlcnths 'losec
1r!-f q, ret fecllne a. iisdtil points. Narca
llarch-A-r,i Apri-Msv am Ma.-Juns op'ai
June-Iulv i6d. uiy-August. I.ild August
septernlsr 1fst September -Cctober 8 $50. 1c-
ro@er- November 8 73d Move emhsr-De enlrer.
6s7i71 December aruar- and I,npar T ebrr-
ar $50
COFFfF-rhsre vas lirfle feature in coffee
flrvf-s uith ira ers inclined - linl.- operations
u~'I fter tre y1ioriZstlon salf Prices T-r-
s.tgrtlv easter under moderate liquidation ans cr
I.fis r.ore pressure = ottsTings tron' Brazil
e. me cl-es Price, were steady q las points
hanged tl = franc lower Hsmburg uncha1sc {
o. D.. rtsras a4vln~e. Pc 50 reis lover. and
santos shsVtt 1-clirs - 5cdl50 ~eis. Cost
ara f-slght -r-es were s'ighfl~ lower wiki
Santos IS at 1856 ~ the close the tone ot
the r-ar.-- vss little better, irfUer ed 70
scrle -x-snt 8. 81 -stiallte of 300 Oo0 bags fer
rhe as,- I.ie crop. ser- br Castro Silva & 20. ~
To rot steady ard Unchanged ~ i2"s- Tor
r.. N. r L0~cI C-rtrsct prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
NIM lORk rEICtN.
RyoE REC tiFI-
>F,Bo,RD rLEABA>

,oTVpS Nervous ara hte- wan
'o - ,,ao~ liquidation by tired lohs7 ~. -.
$500 $500 offe-ngs and more sszres.l'e sI5
80 ,,,gJ cf7-cee Cic-elaf business que. 90 90
ron 80 .-ef- ,.a.4,. at q net decline or 30
. In. The opening vs. stead a. an "a sr, anr,
- 1 5o.nt 20 a decline ~ = polhlt 80. ~
- trs.T .51ree net gain OF arcu' -"
~-l-t- The market eased - DO tis ai'ol" .t.
ma crosei on practically f-e loNest ir-i ,lr-.F al
80, sou-bs-r epot markets generally un'ha -.
Tecal contract pfioet. --.s.e--
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York March - 1911
RpaSs AND PFAS-Receipts ii6 bag.
beans iS bsgs peas. Irsle qust, holders asking
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

.rrri--=- pr r. T1r '-. 30 T val
s'.faI
IA. O., ila- - Ma = Mar =.
r.. A. .fr .9+f7 -g1 ruted Tru.. ISL Is '-
Boston Ter l->.l l->-z al lee -" 80
g. 7 + &r-I rs = l> 'eAternisl N - ~.
Fitlbfsc pr -g-ts f-1i. GOV Range " Cfis % p
- sri s r 49, ~ tr4nhln 81. t
old r.frr- f>I IsT .ll-lr- u as .-'-
~ g. -- B.. -a-r, 1o7. N1s- C-rs = fts o.
do p.ef Joe ll3 lohaTf VI. a. .
Mass FI ros t7s - 20 Butte - = 3
do prof - - osc-1.4 u .-lN
am pn4ln.- - - ga Don Il - =, 't
.T r s. r 1885, rlei, Quincy n f1ia ~
...-, -rr- ~ f4fl. fli Tamar4ck 81 4u 3"
fye-. q 4 r % 2Gt. Wolverine NL1t2 1t4
so ,ref ~ So - = Sneitars 34i. ~ 8
i.r -,.e 81 sfie $50 io Pref ... - q
ao n,.f es;- -SA Mass Gas ... o2ts H2
Arc4I,au Il. or ~ pfri ...- Hl -"
afau-ir - It7h -....... lf l''a
shannon ". iH7s l''.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

95s5own .1sa y, voInntary Liabilities. sss1: assets
w Herbert r. Royce. of Middletown re-
ceiver. ''""' i'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

flour ND WFn Flour inactive. essv
a11 nominal, uncaanstf sP,ring Ietenis, So
= G0asi 8n. spring clears S4Qii 35 extra 30
winter S 35as8 ~. extra - . winter. IS n
.ar1r S raiia, ensl g o5s s. " sA FE fLoTR
st-ons Far. 70 god - +odSi S.. choice 70
fsrc- g. e0Fs4 So ORNMEAIs-Steadv Kiln
irieG 81 I5 BAG AlEAL-Fin4 white ana yel-
,oa. 81 = lsl %. coarse. Il l04Fi l2 FEED
tifrg 100 n sscts So dour 10 So m 'i rsd
dog SIS cty brtr $24 65 bulk s26 % sacks.
mi fdllrS. 50 IoGS-> I'D dog 50 p. h1mlnv
cnsr So 30 .lih. s23 I'D "a Is. oi'meaL So 80
rRolIsioN,-Fe.rly s.ea4y ear.. there
dropped hut rallied again az tire close. PORK
-Bar"lv steady. mess $1i - q ST.. family,
80 go 81 80 sfort clear SIS % so %.
BEEF-N"ss Sl4TSIf 90. family $40 SIG 30.
packet Sllu So 30, extra India mess. s24 50
y So. BEE HAMS 49, Steady. ST "a S2g
l5. Io'.c. 100 %. lose: 40 10 1oasc: pigs.
1otsr CUT AfEATS-Pickled bellies barely
stes.'v; 10 io. ~. u 70. lIEc; - 10. nc.
ci-y. GL.c. counrrv. o.. IGAc LARD-Easy:
staaGv. south America. 10 90. continent,
o 45c. Brazil k~es. u -5c: compound quiet.
cry lard 1oc ' 4o'
SUGAR -Rehn.ed armly held on the basis of
sg London & ees bee, 'an sugar o5 was ."od.a assrs
and 1izn2i2d dearer. March and APRIL los
load, May. los lli.d. Raw here arm. spot
muscovado - test sc. molasses sugar. %
test Bic. March and April. cost and freight
sugars, quoted On above basis sales OF cuba
for MAY shipment. 5000 bags al 2a.c equal 10
5oSa 'peculators. ana 23'"o0 bags May clearance
az 2sc 10 Philadelphia rciner The move
ment ~ sugars AT the four United States mort.
Tor the week az reported hy Willett a. Cirav wa
a. follows. figures IN tons: Receipts. Slisf
against SI.61S las' week and SO tGg last wear.
meltinss. 5000, compared with ~ 600 and 43 -
and 26l 7Go.
RiCE-steady to firm. wi,h good trade de-
mand
.MtrAL,-coPPER-standard dun: spot.
March. April May ami June. II S0d n 30c.
London quiet. spot. tJ5. futures f5J IL 3D.
Lake copper. l2.5oa te.G2isc: eiectrolytlc.
II 81 = 1880, casting. l2d eJc TIN
weak, SPOT, ~ p i0.75c. March. 40a a.. l0c
April. 80 - n a. l2ilc; May and June 30 800
iOc. London weak. spot fise los futures.
iSe IS LEAD-Dul, 4ioU4 450c New York.
40 20 i.22 &c East - Louis. London az IS
sd SPELTER-Flrm. 5.5oa 3 soc New York.
o. 4ji 5.50r East - Louis Lonion, fa3
ANTtMONy-Dull. Cookson's 0T95Oc IRON
I-'Isveland warrants. ass iu London. Locally
stsuov 40 found y Northern SIS a. 40
$i6 -. 10 Northern. no Southern and No
Southern soft. So J00Si6.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by ". y. Coier * Co. No. i3 ceda.
Street)
Accrued interest to be 4GdeiD
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

coupons interchangeable tRegist.cet fCcu-
pcns sRegistsrsd and coupons
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
BANK STOCKS.

asked tEv dividend.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
ROsrON STOCKS

.r-.r.---- pr T. rae Co.. f- - val
street,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

Ncnth ~ nsreinter-
oPer lc-epts S35io1so s. - is0 sll5.11e |
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
FISH FOR IRON THROUGH ICE
Row the swedes Get Ore From the Bottom of Some of Their
 Lakes.

The bottoms of many Swedish lakes are covered to a thickness of six or eight inches with fragments of iron ore Of the size of peas. This lake ore consists chiefly of oehre. or hydrated oxide of iron. mixed with siiicate and phosphate of iron. clay. sand and other impurities. and yields pig iron of very good quality.
 The ore is obtained by very primi five methods. In winter a hole is cut fin the ice. a scrsper attached on 8 long pole is inserted and all of the ore within reach is collected into a heap beneath the hole. Some of the mud which has been scraped together with the ore is removed by stirring the mass with poles. and the ore Is then scraped into bags which have been sunk and Is hauled up.
 In summer this curious mining oper ation is conducted m a similar man ner from rafts anchored iu the lake Two miners can bring up about four tons of ore in a day. Steam dredges have recently been installed in few places. About thirty years after the removal of the orc a new layer Of the same thickness is found to have been produced by natural chemical processes.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
SHARP REPARTEE OF GILBERT
Famous LIbrcttlst Always Would Get the Better of the Actors al
 ReheGgsais.

Gigbert's facile repartees came in useful at reheaTsals. One afternoon a well-known actor had been made to repeat one scene over and over again. When he was told for the forty-sev- enth time that 1t was all wrong he stepped down to the footlights and said: Mir. Gilbert, l must tell you that I'm not a very good tempered man" No" said Gilbert, neither am L" Furthermore" the aetoT went on, '7'd like to have you know, NIT. GIL bert, that I'm a very strcng man" Well" said Gilbert, I'm six feet four in my socks, but if you really want to knew the difference between us-l am an extremely clever man."
 There was another actor who ob- jected 10 being continually corrected and snapped out; Look here, Mir. Gil- bert: l know my lines" T know you do," answered Gilbert, but the trouble is. dear boy. that you don't know nine"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14

HAVE THEIR OWN TROUBLES
American Ambassadors Called on by compatriots to Perform Some
 Queer "Stunts."

The American taxpayer st homo and the taxpayer travelling in foreign countries both look upon Uncle Sam's embassies. legations and consulates as a sort of clearing house for trou- ble. No matter what form their de mands take, they consider that they must be instantly compiled with by their representatives abroad
 Some good Americans apparently labor under the delusion that an em- bassy is argus-eyed and omnipotent At Easter one fond lover living in the far west cabled to our ambassador at Paris that he wished a bunch of violets. to cost s10. sent to his best girl, Miss Blank. With the best will in the world his request could not be compiled with. as he gave no address beyond Miss Blank. Paris" and he sent no money for the flowers
 During the last season before King Edwards death. the American ambas- sador to the court of St James re- ceived a note from a compatriot. In part it read as follows:
 q am in London for a shert visit, and wish to attend one of the balls given at Buckingham palace, so please procure an invitation for me. As my husband Is not here. also desire that one Of the attaches of your embassy, nc matter how Insignificant, accom- pany me to the ball"
 The phrase became a eatehword at the embassy. If any particular work outside of the regular routine turned up, the members of the staff would laugh and point to his neighbor, say. ing:
 You do 1t, Tom, you're more in. significant than l" and so on down the line.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
CAN'T STAND FOR EVERYTHING
Every Man Has Weak spo, in Ills Humorous Nature and Fails to
 See Joke.

A man who lacks a sense of humor is despised by all But every man has a weakness somewhere in his hu. morous nerve, Every man knows Of some joke which is amusing to all but himself
 For my part l never could see any thing funny about any one having the toothache. What on earth IS funny -aAe44t the foothaeheT have had plenty Of opportunity to observe this phenomenon in all it's phases, and while l admit that tootbache Is thrill ing and exciting. I cannot see where the fun comes in.
 I have six children and they each have toothache by turns. BUlstTode has il Monday. Ajax Tuesday, Abe lard Wednesday, Slnbad Thursday, Fritz Friday. Peter Saturday. and ! have it myself on Sunday. Everybody in the house has it but my wife and the cook One of them hasn't time. and the other cannot afford to have it But as 1t is we are busy with II an week
 When i stagger into the office Tues day morning ciutching ny hot. throb- ping head the boss inquires: Whats the matter?"
 say: Little BuIsey had the tooth. ache all night last night"
 Too badi" says the boss
 Wednesday morning finds the same symptoms in me, and the same ques ton comes from the boss.
 Ajax had if this time" ! gay.
 The next day the boss questions me and say 1t was little Sinby's turn and the next day Fritz and the next Peter The boss Is always sympa thetic
 BGt on Monday when I tell him had the toothache myself he lets out a horrible roar of laughter. de spise such misplaced humor.-H P Gait in Chicago News.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
assigns.


 To William Bywater, his heirs and
 assigns.
 You and each Of you are hereby notified that we have expended one hundred (s10000) dollars, fin labor and improvements upon "The Little Chief" lode or mining claim, situ- ated and located in Warren Min ing District. County of Cochise, Ter Titory of Arizona, United States of America, and about four (4) miles in a southeasteTly direction from the City of Bisbee, and adjoining the Railroad mining claims of the Port age Lake and Bisbee Mining com pany, on the east, the notice of To- cation of which is recorded in the 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 will 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 -, in book o, in order to hold said premises. under the provisions of section 2224 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1910 And if within ninety t90) days from and after the service of this notice, you fail re- fuse or neglect to contribute your portion of such expenditures as a co-owner, your interest in said claims will become the property of the subscribers hereof under said section 1924, of tke Revised Stat utes of the United States of Amer ica-
 Dated at s3isbee, Cochise county, Arizona. this 18th day of August, A. D. 1911,
 BERTHOLD GAfEHLE.
 W. R. TONKiN.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Mary E. Wilson, formerly Mary E. Steiner, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned, the administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Mary E. Wilson, formerly Mary E. Steiner, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons haYing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office of J. NJ. O'ConneT, attor- ney for said administrator, Shattuck building, Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 HARRY J. WILSON. Administrator with the will annexed
 of the estate of Mary F. Wilson,
 formerly Mary E. Steiner, de-
 ceased.
 Dated this 18th day of August, 1911 First publication August IT, 1911.
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to be paid on the submission of the bid, and the balance upon confirma- ton of sale.
 I. w. WALLACE Administrator Of the Estate of Viola DoUthitt, deceased. Dated September 12, 1911
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Walter J. Lewis, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, administrator of the Estate of Walter J. Lewis, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice ts the said administrator at the office Of Owen F. Murphy. Esq, Justice Of the Peace, Lowell, Arizona, the same being the place for the trans action Of the business of said estate, in said County of COchise.
 August E. Schlieper, administrator Of the Estate O. Walter J. Lewis, de- ceased.
 Dated this 21st day of August. f9i1 First publication, August 24, 1911.
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