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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

WDHSgS HDAR
Attnrr,y for i'lainUr
osofa 81 eueIIcATIo.

state cl Missouri. County - Buchanau.
10 the buchanan County circuit Court
tu tho January Term, \ l. 1915
Mahssa AdsInA AoHcnry "a Thomas
M u ruFy.
NoW AZ this dsy came the plsirtn by
her attorneys and q appearing 60 the
ssid defendant, Thomas Nctisnry is =
non-rsSldeug II the state - MsspIff
and does not reside therein " BE- ordered
tbst sad non .rrsldsrt asferdsrt bs nofi-
ned ey gushc@uon- - rvsu'rea -. las.
sult tu thts Court axsluef ssld Aafrnd-
act - VefittDn and sGidatit. ~. sbttCt
ard grrsgsl nature - which So lc obtain
q trtr-f af atNnfgt from ths hn'.aE 81
tfst d"trH1nni Without cause ~ fscusS
trFr "a EistritF arH uIfhrut tauss ~
excuse. has cent uus-d g. ahsrd. q sud
DESERT plsilun for ruorc thar rus Whole
tSs 5ssi sniss. ~ rs. ssa ssis Ts,,Ss. = ss NJ n
hrnry shaH t'o ard aPprsr - the next
term ~ tfis Court tc - h~z1in and hsIa
- iht Cegft ltguss. iu tEe N1ty q ~
Alss.gfi. gu ths thrd dss ~ Iarsary.
tfta- Cu uH hFfoFs fhe thira day 20 said
tern. fn srsvef plalUffns p~fNt.r me
seu~ NH D. taken frF rrrrrssed ~ Co
90 srdnHi and yuds nisut rendered accord
\ ts Sarth-, o-der-A MAT rat, ~
Wits orosr D. pubn shs-3 ir nv Sd Jeseph
1hffr rNsf = rfwsrar~f rIhishsd is the
County q R''ehsnsn for tour u~sks s,r-
sessi Nely ~ lest 'rsrruor ~ wtich ta
= o. sas onevn days sefarr ihs us1t
January term - ttss r-s4-f
o-Ey Attes, ROSS G COX
tseAn nyR NJ DrNckS
GOLDMAN a LIBTRM
NiaNfueFt To- flHirtIT
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

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cparty Nsr
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a4iss T" it..sfn ttDr'.t rafss l1.rg't.
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u.feIH "f irtaf i.rfHft rr l0fat.is
20 sAea
gef,i i''.Ht., a.a hH.Ah i1fs t ds.
N~ Dn 'tis @i'h dsr N' -u,hs'
+f.t 80. l'htf'lH ef pro H'f
HsrH aHi B. hltrafisE t. rNH FHt.sfH. H.fI.-s
y Gee go, uun-f gHtr' .u artsa.r ts
t'.Aa aNH Co., fH'rf,Ha pftifi.r ftst tHs
d'.tHaaftt 44rt"-a. annt u .'sasip
H.a ffids fh~ftir. srh cHrFf ~ srvsg
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HsH#fd t.aJf f-#Ha sl.safiHt- tr fafd
lFNti.s aN1 triiHcd p 'ht tislHNn
We. '.tN aF" ssf- u'ftrEfHd lu. .r
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'.ai r.fa't H-,it hiI trryiu u bed
aaiiu-r ys 'rs Aty ~ 81 Iussps Bt4
ttaf.t1 'vaffF Misf'aft WtHE" nsfnaf
plaintif ,erna' ins--i h.rr. r hsrelg
ara 'tai s3.h srsarsr ,efsafs a-s w.
''.h' i~ hfi'H Af.rtsrs 1.rsfH eden.
'.. .r .H a'''li s'' ftts'' r,iy.f fr su..
stihfy Hf hN,l4gtaf3 rtsrtfrs g 'ae d.
a1in. sNf fsf go llrstiH
Ah1 % tN tii"f npteaftrE hat ne ins
ifrtFit Df sH.d uNkNa~r pet~, and the
"iAHn Hn'f lt w ihrF int,F'sts W,rr &c..
tF'i e't u 700 'ii"I in llahins pfhHuu
ar f't"~H
th#' ihF fF''f's's "F riaIuIe - said
"'' .".N. irf' no. hF Hh'sr d''' -lh.d
eos o." fff 90 s'.sr ta ,lsirtr. srr De-
Nf'1 40 f"NN.r'H. hrifr 3yt s~.' 's dnt.
-t 49, aiirtrDH. 4. '.nfu. STATE. mHrnr rr
f"'n'ir f"'HuiF 80 70 rt.t1utHrt sfHuf
- "I '.' 1r.'n1rtI IS t4I'"fu. aHas
" l.IfH' lft.Nif eIH th'Htrtf t.'.. Co.
aa'a Ah.'T f'-' Ifri lrst estate e. rra-
."fi4r. decd .srtuffI ~ fHs
~Ffth tHHd Company hY NLiri said
Esfi 80 conveyed q. tEs said 81 Tin
,hH HhfN lNItrH t#tsHiI. nuf aFlsA
co is dated Mat Be-. !sFH 0iri Jps- I..'
fH''. HfI ~ H.ifl fH n.uN 'sl gasa .th.
10 ''f f'.' tf 900 lsffffsr ef Ii,tas aE
Hh. ..ft .H#HfY Nias..sH
lf.Hf 'fa .t.HfIHn Z a.
Hf brswu IrrsuEH. sH ftr aa knUNu g..
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

stat, af Missa1u, county ai Rurhsasu.
Ir 3D.. HuaLnrsn Crurg circuit court
Co. 90, January Tenn. = 10 1915
Charles Wsis"rl piHlrNn So Annie
30 Messr defendant.
Now 81 thls day cam, the plalrun Nv
hls attyrury. ard 30 sUpyAfirE 90 the
sntisfs,'iur ~ tr" N3ryuU court that
aggi defendant Annie .. Ntisrr. 10 q
uor- resident ~ thr state .f Missouri
Nud ise,- rHf reside ttFr,lr o. is ordered
that said U-fssidont defendant b. rati-
ned ny publication. - f'yuirvd ty iaW.
that said plalutid hes commenced his
art bN psiifiDu and snldsNit. thr object
Gnd AfUvraf nature &C SEl.h ta Co. obtain
a decree q divorce FROM defendant On
the Eruuud ttUf defendant has RbspufrI
herself from plsiUtln Wittuut rtssoHB bic
cause fur ihs space ~ more than one
Whole y-rT n"Nt before tho hur- ~ THE
ps1itlur. that unless the said defendant
this Court to br esgJn ard heid 81 the
court Houer. iU ih' city ~ 80 JosrEh. ~
Eushauan County, state ~ Missouri On
the ~ day 81 January. 1915. ou or be-
fore the third day ~ said term 90 an
aWFr - NUNS petition. 'he same viii
b. taken ;Vr confessed a. to her and
judgment rendered accordingly
b - further ordered, that copy ~
thsS .-s:-s - published - he - Joseph
Observer. uvN HpaprF published In the
CvuntS q Buchanan. fcr icuT weeks sUS-
Crssivry. the last insertion % which TO
b. A. irast Ruren days before the next
4 Sovy iit,., ROSS 9 cox.
Ciefk
,seaD ny N Dt-SCAN
HORSoS HOAR.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

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Iau tt H.s' .lasa ferlY ~ $50 ast.s ir q
r.--i ..ls ""f ff.''fi VOL i"t.tt srt .fHs.s.
'tt.F1 if'iE rtu 70 .st. .Isva lutr,.t r-
wrH." ~. 'u 80 IH"r Nalia '.a.f-
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lei, 'Ha' fN, ching f.. . rHsi ~. u.uia
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r.It.it t.H4 sa 4.t. f,rr. ~.r
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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

ets's .r Nsseas 'opa,, Of p4,Asasu.
i.. u., l'ashsr.n r.a.n, 'r.sa court
Tssatc Wlnklsf galrur So Henry
NaFbF attendant
N.s 40 thie aag ram. fra pGIrtlr ty
satirfssffHr ~ ftt tTUt..i ,r.ttf ttat said
ds''udert Henry NiuNst BE- "a r.n-res.-
n"t lsHdr uof.iu. li De- "drrsi thst saii
ruu-rssti-rt defend arf rH l'uHea nv
lHhH. HH.H. aH required tt iaN, hat said
t'i'HtHrf boo '.nwgHg"d ~ san Sc
ff.z '..g' sastrr' sHfS defendant ~ ps-
f.H.n au1 Affidavit fnr as,r.f ard gru-
rfai fH'sLo ., which 80 O.. .h'aln s de-
%" fYeura ttuf defendant has eF-rra o.
pairtAc such lufigrigvs s- fa render tsf
condition tn lrv lnt"l'fslIs. iu NAT DE-
fsrduHL itugd sni refused &C. provide tHr
psHlufr ard ttfif infant obild fhuuHh
ha was az bhle-bndiri nFr. MAT be-
-iaauasfrd his ''rrtngs ln irirklrF ard
t.gtcstri ani stHye1 nu' nH rirrt drink
inE and gambling sud that ru ths l.tn
ana abandoned gtsInuT without anN 54st
~aua'. Bud has ut,t R.lsrafg srJ apart
truu tyr since said date. thaf unless th'-
saii defendant srsil 20, ard sPpraf at
ar1 held AT tic court HOUSE. IN th, Gity
e' 81 Ju~sph on Huehanau county. state
aN. l7it. un or before ~, ilird dsS Il
said term. 80 arawvr llstnunW petition.
The Same viii D. fakru Zoe confessed Hs
20 him and judgment rendered accord
lrgb
~ is further ordered. that copy ~
This order be- published tu tne - Joseph
Observer. ieVspapoi pubs shed ir tho
County @ lfnstaIsn fur 'Hur weeks sue
.,i.--i,rb. trt jasi lrz+rfinH % vbiyh -
b. SO least Uft.'U days before She ueNt
January l.lf t,Im ~ this 'ga't
a COPY Aftrst ROSS q. ''fTN
CLERK
tsrap uy ENMETT J GROUSE
r,ru'H 'I,rk
yWE% = k1%t.
At'Hir,ys '.r ffalnnr
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

kaFss Htn - taksr f0s rosfssasd as -
hiir alae fEtgHnsui feEasrea sorrfdinEty
N 10 faftfaf oratrsf usf q fatg -
this eraef ns ruh3sfsG is ihs sg gns~fh
fAansrFef. nfN atHfef guNHsfFh SCI the
ccuety ~ HarhshAn. 80 fuar Wssks Far.
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- a. leass hfisvU daye uFNus 80 neat
eaggafy lftt frru W thas Court
A raHg ATTEST EftSt t COX
FterF
fEss}B ~ NJ stNCke
pstutF Clsrk
MONTE % FNAIG
affHHEss f.s Es.aHrtW
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
Booher & Williams
NEW LIST OF FARM BARGAINS
No Trouble to Show Them


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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

at 4 fsffs ttsf srnsr IN saiA fsssfss
49, sab ~ aef spt-saf ~ shs ssnt tssfa
= ttfs EtsFrt ~ b. h.ssr saa ts1 ~
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!tit 81 - hsffss ~ fifra say n s~iS
fefna 90 sNsNtF FtatruNe ts1ifiptsl ths
- fas efH ~ faNst - o1Hfsssss 20
tIfe saa ltifEslsht rendered aesef 1aEgiY
~ gs fafthsf arassea titet = setiy -
itis ride ~ nsltNrilsd is fhf r. fssaph
fFtieasasF : Fss sstsHlssr puhusiss1 ~ nss
rtafrig sf NuffsraH fff fsuF Hfets 80
ffsffesiF fhe issi irseffsa - whish e.
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A T.ff Affasf fisak
10 81 " Jafrraa. fsfBaty Ct,fs
D. Evsfgs hstmaty fnr fialriH
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

lND ~ MTfV
Attorney O.. lsa.riN
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

MONTE o. t-KAfb
Atra1sg f.r llstrttd
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

~. ssfs feFH, - ttitlys srutheaHt - f.sis
sto~ vrii fenced t-ftNsa toasr Nith
hasvrpnt lisan. fsF hstp ~stvFsa ~
gsiis sUa cisters = rnliy ffvfp . h,-l. Va
Nese Ne l.it
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

GOLDMAN a LiBTRMNN
Attorneys fg~ flalrtfT
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

o. sg1v fsrW ~ nias northwest -
H'Nseuasis tsaiS t5iHuF lsnd W, pubitg
eas ttthi. 2 Wells sed ut-Si sg.ftns
t,-su' Agusf barn asta hug htasa sni
ethef nrsrssRrN uatbuiitnFA rats ,AN ~
sege - lfta
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

i.s5d farm ot ite strps rich ,sfet isrA
ulthio ? rilFs m ~ , Hsph Ferted wfth
y~si ans Ntv. s.ttssu hfivk heuss uew
karn ssto 30 harm usys strvf out.
suiiatUss ~ lHBn
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

N~'3 aets taftr ~ ar1NrA p-ufta
- stra in E.vvi rsikh k,fhasg ) .f.-.s,s
huuss hAfu slkN sHIO. ..frHsrA ssl,.
ali uccvsrsrr csttsiisi,ss Prise tif ~
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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
oReEs or suellcArloN

GED " GROVES and - " NNTkI,
AttsFNsNs fdr iJAintir
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

t1rs tstu ef a ssyr- - tieh s,,aa JsrA
sna rtfsa fa.U,sg h.a ugtt K.a tv
stufN r.e4n Nrusr barn Grxtf AHg
he1sr .firs auf.k ..uss srA ~ srsss-
ssFr "Hituihilrts rina~ rruaRt faf INIT.
AfNs q. fttrrA Savannah Nitb sghosl
Ffigs t2pp pef sore n. lrth
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

80, 5'.s,rv tract / mAs south ara Z
I. - eNf' 70 Helena S'thaut huiidiUrs
". wAt' gofd hnsne ~ aufa. f.,,sf
,fsh N"uSf 10 q nan resident ard wsnt.
~" ~ Nc iiN
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
AIRMAN FoILs DOUBLE DEATH
Chops Away Caught Bomb From Aero plane Despite Storm
 of Lead.

Northern France.-A remarkable feat has earned distinction for the commander of dirigible who was sent out to destroy with bombs a rail- way junction occupied by the Ger mans. Descending low after evading the enemy's searchlights, the dIrigible dropped three bombs in rapid success sion, but the fourth. after it's mechan- ism had been set going. failed to slide from its tube, The dirigible wss in danger of being blown to pieces by it's own bomb.
 However. the commander boldly climbed out on the framework with an ax in his hand. Under the full glare of the searchlights and pelted with bullets he hacked away the tube and it's projectile. only just in time. The bomb exploded 300 feet below.
 The dirigible was tossed in all di- rections, but got away safely, and it's purpose was fully accomplished
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
FRENCH MAKE TRENCH LIFE GAY
 WITH ALL COMFORTS OF HOME"
Letters From the Front Tell of Supply of Milk and Butter From Underground Farm" of Hot Shower Baths Hadressing Saloon, Concerts and Vaudeville Larder Stored
 With flares, Rabbits and Pheasants.

| roses Underneath each is a bucket. Besides the bucket on the roof is a boiler in masonry, to heat the water.
 Last Word in Luxury.
 "In the douche room below are a stove, stools, clothes pegs, and-I am not romancing-0rains. It is rippingl I assure you. this morning, for the first time since my departure, I was able to take a sorely needed bath. An the generals have been to see our away. We have gone one better and opened hairdressing saloon-in the trenches, of course. The last word in luxury is revue and concert, with the assistance of good artists. It is; astonishing what lot of talent is to be met with in a regiment. We even have an acrobat-clown as cyc1ist- He has trained dog which has followed him from Y@ and accompanies him under fire. He makes you split your sides with his droll tricks"
 And they have concerts, too A Par isian, who is a barrister in peace time. writes: We have in my bat talion Ernaldy, the chef dorchestra of Nantes. He enlisted as a private for the duration of the war and has risen successively to corporal, sergeant and now sub-lieutenant As such he nowi commands a company and shows mar4 velous dash. In the trenches he gets up concerts singing The Marseil laise' or Soldiers Chorus from Faust under the noses of the Germans, who are in their trenches only two hun dred yards away. He is a character"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
SOLDIER FINDS sIREs CRAVE
Frenchman Learns Fate of Father. Who Has Been Missing Forty
 four Years.

Munich.-The Neueste Nachrichten gives the following account of the discovery of the fate of Frenchman. missing A years:
 "In the German prison camp at Lechfeld there died French soldier. and deputation of French prisoners was permitted to attend the funeral
 "As these were led through the graveyard on their return from the burial one of them suddenly threw himself upon simple gravestone. cry ing out, It is my fathers grave-it is my father's!'"
 He had in passing read upon the stone the name of his father. who had died while a prisoner of war in 1871, and had been buried in this place.
 Permission was granted to the son to remain awhile at his fathers grave and also to report by letter to his mother in France that at last he had information regarding his father, who had been missing for A years.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
NOTICE PROPOSAL FOR
 HANDLING OF GARBAGE
Town of Clifton

Town 0f Ctf1IOn Notice is hereby given that the Council of the, Town of Clifton, Green lee County, Arizona, will receive sealed proposals for the gathering and disposal of all garbage in the Town of Clifton up to the hour or o'clock D. m. of February l, 1915.
 All proposals shall be made on the basis of a stated price per month for the furnishing of all labor neces- sary for the running of Two (2) gar bage wagons; provided that the Town of Clifton will furnish two (2) teams, two (2) wagons, feeding, blacksmithing and replacements.
 Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for $1O.00 as a guarantee to enter into contract, and marked Garbage Proposal" and ad- dressed Mat .Danenhauer. Clerk, Town of Clifton"
 The Council of the Town of Cliff ton reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 Dated this Sth day of January. 1915 By order of Council, Town of Cliff ton.
 f.a T. MAT DANENHAuER, .
 Town Clerk.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
ORDINANCE NO. 5s.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING OR DINACE NO. 8, RELATING TO OC- ICUPATION LICENSES.
 Be it ordained by the common coun- ciI of the Town of Clifton:
 Section Four of Ordinance No. 8, is hereby amended to read as fol- lows:
 All persons, firms, or corporations engaged in the pursuits or occupations hereinafter named, shall be subject to pay a license authorizing the pur- suit conducting of such occupation at the rate and in the amount specified in the following schedule, to-wit:
 Per Annum Itenerant vendors, hucksters and peddlers .... .$5O. .OO Pawnbrokers. ...... 5O.0O Expressmen, draymen. and hack men, each. hack, dray or ez- press wegon.... .... ..... 10. .00 BmArA sAd pod hsNs. sacA
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
ruE slIpERIoR COURT.

THEE SOHEhlOR Of GreeenIee County, State or Ar,5one 1oin'
 tion of and to the use of John M ,, !, Webster. Treasurer and ox-olncao Tax Collector, for Greenlee County
 Arizona, Plaintiff.
 vS.
 w. T. Ricahrds, Defendant. ExecutIon and Notice of Sale of Real
 finder and by virtue of an execu, lion issued out of the Superior Court of creenlee County, State of Arizona. in an action wherein The state ol Arizona at the Relation or anu Io ene use of John M. Webster, IreSsul ei and iex-officio Tax Collector TOT SreenI lee County, Arizona, was Plalntln, anu U W n Richards, Defendant, upon q iudement rendered on the Twenty, sivth dav of October, 1914, in faVor ol said lPlaintiff and against said Deteno, s,+ fo, the sum ot One Hundred ana fa-fv-eieht t,,,s and eleven-hundredth ool- 1ore fs148. 11.), together with $lf. 4 costs and disbursements and accrue ing costs, current lawful money ol .ne United States of America, wltn lnsel, J est and costs, I have tnls uay ~ taras+ of said Defendant in and to tha following described property, to- wit: ,,s Addi. tion to the town of Clifton, ana ioe 4 in Blk. 4, in said Patterson's Aooi. tion. together with the improvements m said lots on the day wnereol ssiu Iudgment was docketed in salo cNs and county, or at any time therealter'
 Notice is hereby given that will on +ba 15th day of December, 1914, at n .10 o'clock a. m. of said oay, az +ba front door of the Court House or GreenIee County, State of Arizona, SCI, at public Auction, for current iaWLui money of the United States or Ainelr ca- ali the right, title, claim ana lnIer- o est of said Defendant in and to tne obove described property, or as muen tbereof as may be necessary to satls- fv said judgment, with interest anu costs with accruing costs, to lne highest bidder, for cash.
 hated this 25th day of November 1914. rrv sbariff
 By J. F. Niccolls, Deputy Snerln. The above sale is postponed until January the 18th. 1915. at the hour of 11:OO o'clock a. m
 JOHN D. PATTY, Sheriff 7 By J.F F. NIcCoLLs.
 Under Sheriff Dated Clifton. Arizona, Dec 16tn' 1914
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of Greenlee County, State of Arizon; NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of E. G. Decker, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the unc= rsisned administrator of the Es- tate of E. G. Decker, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav- ing 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 First National Bank, Clifton, Grenlee coun- ty, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Green lee.
 W. J. RILEY, Administrator of Estate of E. G.
 Decker, deceased.
 Dated this 5th day of December, 1914. 12-18-4t
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GERMANS CHEER THE GEAR
"iloeh der czar. Dreimai Hoehi" cV Wounded When Visited by
 Nicholas.

Petrograd.-Durihg fortnight's so- Journ with his armies at the front Czar Nicholas had the unique experi- ence of hearing lusty German cheers for himself. His majesty visited and spoke to thousands of wounded in the field hospitals His tour included an inspection of the wards occupied by Germans and Austrians. In one ward. entirely occupied by wounded Ger mans, the men, who were unable to rise and salute. simultaneously greet ed their visitor with 'Hoch der Czar, dreimal hoch."
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APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING
 pERMITS

NOTICE is hereby given that all . sn,,lications for permits to graze cat ,1a- horses. hogs, sheep and goats lhln the APACHE NATlONAALL [ REST during the season of lSlo zt be filed in my office at Springer e. Arizona, on or before Fepruary y 1915. Full information ln resaruu U the grazing fees to De cnargeu anu 6I. nIr forms to be used in making sn,,1ications s,,, will be furnished upon
 FREDERIC WYNN,
 Supervisor. lar 1Az-4t.
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Geo. W. Fraser, Thos. Sidebotham, Jas. w. Goolsby, w. R. Hutchins, J. H. Bryan, F. H. Springer. Members voting against this Or dinance: None.
 Adopted and approved January Ii, 1915. Approved:
 GEO, W. FRASER, Mayor. Attest:
 MAT DANENHAUER, Clerk. 1-s to l. 29
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. u. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona


 u. s. Land office at Phoenix, Arizona
 December g, 1914 NOTICE is hereby gwen that Joe NMcHenry, of Clifton, Arizona. who, on April 24,,1s11, made Homestead Entry, No. O14102, for SW A. Sec tion 10, Township 5S. Range 30 E.. G. & s. R. Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before Ben M. Crawford, Clerk Superior Court. at Clifton, Arizona, on the 18th day of January, 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 JOHN T. YEAKEY.
 FRANK B. TAINE, TOM TURNER,
 JOHN sTERRITT, all of Cliff ton, Arizona.
 THOMAS F. wEEDIN.
 Register. 12-11-1-s.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Gila Valley Bank ana Trust Company will be held on Tues- day. January 18th, 1915. at ten o. clock a. m. at it's office in Morenci' Arizona, for the purpose of eiectlng directors for the ensuing year ana for the transaction of such other busl- ness as may legally come before It.
 J. c. EFRoMsoN, Mgr. 12-1Sto1-18.
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British Toys for Britlsh Stockings.
 London.-One of the most interest ing of the new industries which the, war has brought forth is the making ot toys. British-not German-toys will i'll children's stockings this Christ mas. "Tipperary Tommies- are ex- pected to displace the Teddy Bear in, English nurseries.
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BAPTIST cHuRc. SERVICE

Preaching Every Sunday eFsan1
 and EvenIne. Bible School. Sunday .-s-<5 am Prayer Meeting. Wednesday 500 pm Teachers Meeting. Friday. .7:3O D. n Monthly Con- 4th Wed. ....s:00 pm. Communion Service. 1st Sunday in each quarter.
 A hearty welcome awaits you Hi each service.
 WA. ]. GORDON, Pastor
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Cremated by Blast Furnace . Amsterdam.-The Germans gro Bai6 to be using blast furnaces st aAr1lnB to cremate their dead.
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