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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
N~urtuileoc &aifurbolo. Sra Der

gen meboelea Sen Ste Wioi. NcrQen
lioer ior Sioen itcrtt unber &oimau-
gelen. NUitcn OoQlig nlao Sfibe
gaa Supnen iorbi, ioroi So2nin8cn
tngcr Tor lang Sio SGrlig ubeI-
oigt itiaet er Nmcritnliniena Sfibc,
ga DC nloa loaic / %rlterc. ga ser
rcsuoen / ben icncrc Sio ogiou hor
rcret Wangcl poo 0isie, bIiper 81,
bene mango @onQc Iiggenoe / oojc.
pis. SualeOes bar Sergensonmpe.
rem Smut @omilr" lom er leiet ar
Amerltdllnlen, % ionl for Here ga.
&C ii0cn fpm BERTH mco en- &1rr'0o-
ming, enomI life p%aobegpnot &os-
nlngcn, "a Der life cr SUgtere at op-
oripe. @uls man life fan 55lrr0c
met %n<ninn Il iuNCu MonolL ~
Sfibct blipe icuot til SrorhhicEi
Tor at logle Der. AciitloniGiioro",
Iom fom / 6orr1i0oo1, MAJ o2nne-
gang auo iii SGu.GHger meo Der
genslaiten. - IcmC nil lau bllue
ienot partipi5 beytJl n1eo 3atruten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Tlcrc Snicn SfU brrnot. -

Sfien mcboeles oen 2beu 0toi. -
&eo 2.Siocn mot ubbrso Ell uoloIom
9rano / Sfieuaiioroena Stofubrlfs
Eager her @pen. Nnto0cllg itplOc8
Elocu aortillrtning, ioct Der life
bupoc prrct Solf / %agcret 'iocn
iooar G~itcrntioOng. ga S%pNnln9cn
bicp pbclugt % Here SrlIen Sfo
brrnotc, CT Sfaocn ~betpoellg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Set rim SiIbeIfc.

n~lng@uuag mcooelcs Den Soc Moi
Set uucrltct rige Silbefiifc / Care
fioro bar after taget iig 9oOt OBJ
Ter or Ell Wtasic Sllo tiliteoc, og
Der cr giort Here pene Snnqitcr. Sra
Nftober THOR I'll llbQongeu al So
nller er, meobelcr "Gcltiinmurfcr",
opiiItct 1000 Maal Silo til Ell
%rrOi al t,96S,000 aroncr meo
Wanoalo1ter ira 1900 til $500
Sroncr. N9ino Sorlfefiifct cr mi
bcorc, liGr ior Gcltfinlnarfcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Sibelielifabets ,SnbilGum.

arlitinnia meboclcS Den 6tc Ntai.-
Cen oanife airfca Trinas, @i'fop
Sitcniclb, bnr meIot lin Hnfoit til
Def Ntorifc @ibclicllfob3 100 Mars
Sllbilrrm ocn 26bc 0fai. TT Zen
iucnifc Grfebiifop fommcr. iom be-
ticnot, ogIoo. Snolebc$ nil Tor ier-
lie @ona &c ire noroi'fc Higera spcr-
lie @ciitIiec MODES / arlitianio. NJ
Noraca Niifopcr hor hihtiI ) mcIot
lin GeltugeIic / ,Subilpct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Standardization / Tpurcrntcn.

&ognnlono SperIcn, S~lllehonlnler,
bar / oiaic Gage fiebt to me omcrl-
fanife Nutomo6iler, iom / CONNER
ffol oaa / Rltten lombuaa-Nnne
/ SorrcIponbancc nlco Storen--Siun-
bul-Spurfmo, mcbbclcr "Sillchons
nlrr 5ilitrcr". Gcauoen bar Nr.
11uericn onitofict ire INC %oNnc til
@ruo / Sfpoa ipr >ilcbonmler %
Snlcdll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
SfmmcrIunnen too Dem.

rHUHtIIuuutH wv uIm. NIu
&cioShen meoSeles Den 9oe Wai.-
Ere ,sIstere arbeioeoe ioaa peN en-
Semnterlunne peo Stleroa | Scpin
r1iyen liae neoe peo (~iunllecr. ltri.
per ~ScIeorlen". Sitrreu rdleoe rs
meo ben Sclde. Of n a. S,sterue bIep
Ilunlet llo | Slpen. o. tl duoeu blep
iuimeiloaet AZ Ssnu1ertt. meoenS
Sen treble iit reobet III uroa. Son.
'om ialot | Chen. SyeSes fteblltte.
liz Al Den riuenbe Srycn % 'sries
neoouer. San er enSm fife sieuiun.
Oct % Sofuiua paasodr. Zen en-.
fomnc par IRA &ouin San he's
NdIpor Sisnrcn. udr j so Mars 9ll-
oercu o. c'terIober lis Sanliic. ~
Zen foriteNe uar peb , Si0en enc.
M life tontlnct til NeviNitheo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
&~raphanae. - Nua G%icnOonmell

@raphauge. Tna GicnOommclt
NlnncltaO / Nrrbeoen a. Gio9bcr9
Hirfc / Smaalcnenc bar Gicrnc ltoot
poo Ell @ropbaltg al &eitcn. -
Nollacn CT ca. I Wtctcr hei, opcripIot
mco Sorb, ritnb % ca. So Weter /
Diameter. Mnn hor oq'aa fllnOct
bcnimlIOrct 2ul o. Aifc. Roget
ionDcnior ocnnc Sang piicr Der iig
/ SerrUrct en- Sorboiuin9 citer cit
.IianenOc @all9. &oilQcne oil anita
9clig bIiue giort til 0ienitanO ior
~iagfpnoig llnOeriegell e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Spmt FOR ltnocriln 40

nIn9Daa9 mc0hcIea ocn Toe Mott
Sioli1erc @crre0sfaaierer Slap PM
orcaaIen / ajcIuif blcp iaaor Al
MeOoomarettcn ioonlt f.. Mars
SGn9icl ior llnberilag al aommli-
mems Nlibler eiter Straiielopers 3D.
ragrai 275. &iocre blep ban til
pligtet ar betale / Gritatnina iii aieI.
uif aomnmne 10000 aroner,
Sagsomfoimingcr 30 aroncr. On
bella iraoemtes nan lin Stiain9 Iont
Carer, liant i'm. itatsborgerlise Net
tigbeoer / 10 Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Srrbt ueo SaapcifuS.

Olt meooele@ Sen 1Uoc MAI. ~ Gt
lerseliat %aaoeltuh er hGn>t Man
Dag / &ran0bu. - unge 8l,tier
ltliIoe No paa &dat | Sto5cn mar
Smeo>hnmn6r. Se latte liz neo pdd
Sclfanten. ! Hadoheo iager Den enc.
4riltiau Si~cu@braotcu. III ophbeltle-
bc0c NallleoUr nc0 ira S~tulocrcn
"a liQtcr pao i'm aamcrai. Gle Gn1e.
Ii. Stuobct gift Al ~ 9It ino ! lln-
oerlluct paa ben ~l6-aarl0c @ut.-
San broaiea riCbliftclll hlclL men
ubaanoeoe ) MiuItcr eiter Nlell-
fonlltcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Tplfcuiier - Spnbmprsolulcft.

aonNcli9 Eropoijtion ct / Stotaraoo
bc'lllttct ircmiat ON NcpilNninQ for
fonmcnbc lermln Al 1900 &roner
fiji p~iocnitabclig &carbciOclie al Dc
norifc ToIfcuiicr PED h'0rr. Hifaro
&crac % Soccnt DR.. anllt Sicltel,
"a 1900 aroncr iii aoub. thcol. anlt
aoppcritao iii Stuoium al Seno-
n1grnbiolcttcr III. III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
81 nhnaaeliat MproorGma.

BERGEN meobeles Den Zoe Mai. CT
~'rugteligi Irama har / Gitcrmio0ag
lumber Steo / anorreDlfen. life langt
IRA Seraen. On Spenife ueo 9toun
Ssrnauilt. iom orbelbeoc pcb Nm.
lGadCne oeruoc. orol lnooper ira
epcn iommen meo en- anoen Spcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Smfummcf / @aarhum men.

Sois meooeIes ben 10oe Nai. Gen
1S.oarise 9aorSbruserisn, Suor 30.
hanneien Hipen0s. SPtre, Sois, er
borttomutet meoens han holbt pdo
al bieree en- Iesreuet Saao paa
Ganesuanoet UNDER &aarilomnleu,
iom III er nofiaa iuPr, Suaeu Ioa
lllpffen, o. 8iltten er life 4len'un-
Set. Sans cue Iaa / @oaoen. ION
lad % oreo / Tanbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Sra Ooroe.
@rbnaaeIic ipr 3 0siaiuner Sir

ScIietiIi pnet / ariitiania iorelloar,
at Der MI itror bpr planlpgges Ell
communal S~ebpg9el'e | art'tlanla
iii ca. 3 Wiuiouer aroncr, huoroeo
uiI ifofieS SuSrum Tor 2000 a $500.
Menneifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Src Tiprnc / eft Sfuo.

Spipc / Srclmgcn Qif IorIcocn Go0
pou ,<ogt, iortrIlcr @iobct %"9torc0"
/ Sficn. %allgt ON lUngc traf ban
puo StorpiIot, Set unr Ell iuUr ma
acr @iulc mco ire llnncr. @aIpor
ifiso - % ifieO nlco ct Elm DC ire
llngcr libel, oa sc Itoh bag bucron-
0rc. Gcrcitcr ifonitieo ban %tn-
ren, iom ilop ira SUgeren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Slbfnno / Sans.

mCooclca Ben 90c Mai. - 5 Wjcr-
ltuo / Sall5 bleu Der Serbog iltnoct
ire @rape, Ionl man ontoAcr itom-
ller ira Stcnoloeren. Ie lager
oppc / llbnlnrtcn, ca. 500 Dieter ira
Den @rnp, iom blep iumoet / Spit.-
Srnpenc ligNcr ligc ueo SiOcn al
bperanorc. 30 al Dem por iirtan-
teoc oN oallnct al ire Stcnbcllcr
mcb Ell Stenbele iom @nag. Hnnot
Den treble itob Stenc / Ring. Nian
bar bl. a. iunOet en- Gel al en- Ser
frltfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
SrTbt al Ypnet.

mcooclca Den Soc Mai. - ysroo03
GftcrlniOoag git Ell meget ltcrt Cor
ocnbu1c opcr oct @ergcnifc. Toa
Srp29cn / @uuglono ilog %pnct nco
% ranllncoc ell Ter Aar 9"anlnlel @llt
Die &ull9lanN. San iolbt 300
ON pan Steoet. Gn anoen @ltt bIcp
li~gcleoes ronlmet, men ban fnm Jig
igicn, eitcr at bare liQget bepioitIea
en- SiO. Nogen itsrrc lllutfer ior-
ouriNt blep life ioruaria9et. Eaa
&~erleiiorben log Spnet neo tort peb
CT Sumpitib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
..s....o
@........... s............a
Ser 9oftorcm fommer"
Seuc. % 2~GacraaS. g%Grnepleie.

@pem tlenoer life Bait. 8neipp's
bersmte aurnletooer % sobe RaaoR
Ser er Ell al bans meit populGrc
@s9er, Ell 0aonObOg, iom err ohio.
Int minopGrIig paa Sarmen, Ianat
ira 0ottor % Ipotbef. On Si9lp
/ aae SpgbomstiIiGloer os Ell l9.
rerlg BOG at IGie baaoe for samIe
oa !unge % life minbit for enboer
og Tor. afinittet om Bar
repIeie er pberit interesiant % mt.
tie. Fris inbbmnoet 5000. TeS
"Vuiten" $3.50.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO..
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
apitbnr Sme. |uo Nriitionlna

apitbnr Snc. |oo NrliliouidH
9uoQct Tor 1919 IS pur til Snc-
% Ssrponinl / @oocrnc rpiort So
600 arnncr. Get mcntc man al
fuIlne flare iig mco. %cipTiclct bar
MI oiIIllttet Hcgnifubct Tor iorlabnc
@inter. Get uiitc iil at pore neo.
9ooet 329.440 aroncr ~ CT Sucr.
ifriheIie altioa paa eli Stuart Nil
lion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06

'~puIisoia tort e'.er reiiie I'll Suo
SbetldrN. - Son or M unoeroeis
oer'ra meH Ell a. SoaIianeeriellta.
bet "SctIa"& @0aoe. lom pentes III
Ssnsbera ca 20Se Mai, S.,pei sit
ira Nfou,euioeo Den 136e April ~
onlsber moerpciH SaImorih ! en1.
LAMB. hporill oet pennies Den 15oe
N,ai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
9piutIifcrne penocr bien.

Srpnlss meooeleS ben 26be Ipril.
&c fIeite 2oiotiiifere er MI fommet
hiem meO gicnnemgaaenbe goo 6or.
tieneite. MGnbslotterne uogisr ira
200 iii $50 aroner Tor Smaabaaoe
% ira 300 iii 400 aroner Tor Sfsi.
Ter. llnbtngelIespis er Ser iiifet FOR
~ III 700, ia cubog 1000 aroner
Or. Miaup. Manae cr rciit ill Sim.
morfcn. men Here liaQer cuonu hicm.
NE % renter paa bcbrc GiIfcucl-
6inNcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Zen npc 2 mcrtio.

gets Sernbanefomitc moitiuer ct-
itemmeg pao @iiolO al Tropoiition
ON 9enmuoiaelie ior Rc1icringcn III
Of ioitiptte Ell nm 9tornloltio, bpor-
pcb aIoffcn ilrttca cu Siu1c ircm ira
t5oe MNi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Hnt &aianlro / Nlurp.

mcooclcs ocn Sole Niui, Su'mrct
bennnoiQenc iganr Aitca &apnelmret
til al ipcrfiUttc oct prolettcreoe
0ompifib@fnianlUN pnu 6llNlc1fiUre-
lie. pplcntli0 bercgnct pnu ap'ttrart-
fen o. bciIllttcoc / oeu A%nlconinQ at
poe 8ororti iur ben fnlflllcrcoe Nn-
lposfapitol, 10000 Groncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Gnl ira Nmcrifa. i

W.T. THU >FHHtfFfHs NFU ~TNTVTFTV
nleDnelca Den ibc Wtoi. ~ Elonot
Sfibsrcbcrnc / N~nlciurb cirfulcrcr
ell 9i'tc Tor at tenllc iig iii Snbfisb
al omerifanifc aui for at meoc auI.
ponifcligheocrnc. I'll ioag er teonct
b e 10000 Cons. Seniigten er at
toae hiem 10 tore Sfibe ira 9lmcrita.
aulleuc bIiuer icluIapt oprc. Wan
realler Of DC oil tonme poa 100
9roncr Or. Con.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Nashcim.W uroef

uusHelIH' UturOeI. Slu SpN2-
berg meooeles: Wartin lllrit 8lell0e
or, citcr hpao Sensbcrl Follti paa
Norcipsrglcl mcooclcr III Hfcra 30.
lit, paomenitrct / Ssusbcrg oen I lie
Sftobcr 1919. huorPiter ban ianh'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Ssosialp.

Ssosiulp. StOrtinlSmdnb ior
Suler. Nou0ci2mnn0 >pur Nudn.
llao. or niQooCt pco Sehcu AZ lture.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-06
Writ

Erit s & ''7 75:' s], i, !" s Y. 81: !, . sss' 81 II
" 'Ploe AZ pHh'ngoOui slsr 1tres Rsult
Elbaat 5Ttslrs cntr faHhtnnrlfe Nl,o tiner 'tuo,0
paa IprlaHa,nnt STENENSO\S APOTHEk,
$500 Riverside Ave, Minneapolis. Mimi.
The border vidette., 1916-09-02
INITIATED LAWS.

The second initiated measure in which the voters will be ask ed to pass at this falls election ballots.
 ~ It proposes to exempt from taxation all federal, state, county and municipal property Property of educational, charit able and religious associations or institutions not used or held for profit may be exempted from taxation by law. Public debts as evidenced by the bonds of Arizona, it's counties, municipal itieS or other subdivisions shall also be exempt from taxation. There shall further be exempt widows, residents of this state, not exceeding the amount of S2,OOO.OO where the total as- sessmentS of such widow do not exceed S5, ,OOO.
 As the law now extends, if a widow owns more than S2,OOO worth of property, she is entitl- ed to no exemption and also raises the amount of exemption from $1 ,OOO to 5000.
 The passage of the proposed amendment will have practical ly no effect on state revenues and will do much to aid widows who are trying to keep the little home together for the family.
 It seems a worthy law and one that should receive an affirm ative vote.
 While the tax on a S2, ,OOO home would not appear great, it is a grevious burden of a woman left widowed and Arizona can we'll afford to be generous in cases like this.-Exchange.
The border vidette., 1916-09-02
MOST UNFORTUNATE DUPES

Bainbridge Colby, the man who nominated Roosevelt at the National Progressive conven. tion, and who refuses to be herd ed by Roosevelt for Hughes, knows why, and knows how 10 tell others why he is now as much opposed to the colonel as formerly he was for him.
 "The opposition to the presi- dents re election" he declares,
 proceeds from an unregenerate republicanism that has weather ed the danger of reform, reab- SOrbed it's most vOciferous critic and abandoned itself again, to rancid reaction.
 And of this unregenerate re- ublicanism to which the colonel has returned and to which he is trying to deliver his former pro- gressive followers, Mir. Colby says:
 There they are, the old guard. See for yourself. Count them if you wish. Cannon and Penrose, Shoot and Galinger, Jim Wat son, Joe Keating, Estabrook, Rodenberg, Mckinley of Illinois, Hert, McGraw, Hemenway, Crane. Not to speak of the others too numerous to mention. All friends of the tariff and among those fit to govern.
 What business a progressive has in such company as this I cannot for the life of me see. They are the pickets and mon- itors of privilege. Hughes is only their decoy and retrieve. If he were elected they would rope him and tie him as they did when he was governor in Al bany, reducing him to plaintive futility.
 There are, of course, reac- tioEary elements in the demo- cratic party. Until lately we had them in the progressive party. But the elements in the democratic party are at the worst, only a retardation and drag upon the steady, forward push which the president has maintained. In the republican party the reactionaries are in the ascendant. They dominate the party, giving to it their character and features. It is the party of reaction and the progressiyeS who have allied themselves with it are the most unfortunate of dupes."
The border vidette., 1916-09-02
ZEROIENE AT FRONT.

The local Standard Oil agent recently received from J. B. Balls ley, district sales manager of the Standard Oil Company at Phoe- nix, a report on the operation of the government automobiles and trucks along the Mexican border.
 "A great many of these ma chines," writes MT. Balsley, ''are being fabricated with Zerolene oil. The intense heat and great amount of low gear work neces- sary in the sand make perhaps the best test possible of motor oil. am glad to report that Zerolene is doing the work in fine shape. Due to it's asphalt base origin, it keeps it's lubricat- ing value under the most trying heat conditions, and none of the machines have been at all both cred with carbon deposits in the cylinders.
The border vidette., 1916-09-02
ALL PULL TOGETHER.

Citizens of Tempe have a way of getting together when it is necessary to do something for the public welfare. Some years ago it was decided to install mu- nicipal water works. All pulled together, made little noise about it, but soon the works were es- tablished. So eminently Suc- cessful was this venture that it has been thought advisable to either buy the service lightning plant or to establish a new one. A meeting was called this week and some seventy five citizens assembled. Without a dissent ing vote this resolution was adopted: Resolved that it is the sense of this meeting, that the common council of Tempe be re- quested to proceed to call an election for the purpose of vot ing bonds for an amount Suffi- cient to install a municipal light ing system for the town of Tempe.-MeSsenger.
The border vidette., 1916-09-02
Initiative Relates to Initiative.

The first law appearing in the secretary of states pamphlet this year and which will be Nos. 100 and 1O1 on the ballots provides:
 Any measure or amenend- ment to the constitution propos- ed under the initiative and any measure to which the referendum is applied shall be referred to a vote of the qualified electors and shall become a law when ap- proved by d majority of a total vote of electors voting at said election and upon proclamation by the governor and not other wiSe."
 This measure is designed to prevent the abuse of the initia- tive and referendum-abu not unknown in Automatically a few voters may secure the passage of hurtful laws by re- ason of the carelessness of the majority of the electors in not voting one way or the other. Unless majority of the electors voting cast their ballots for the proposed law, it should be con- sidered not to have passed and may be introduced in the regular way before the legislature.
The border vidette., 1916-09-02

According to word brought up from Nogales last night by those returning from the Santa Cruz county seat, the writ of applica- tiou for habeas corpus in the case of the State vS. O. S.. French, who was found guilty of selling liquor, Judge O'Connor, of the Superior court of that county denied the application for the writ and the defendant was remanded to the custody of Sheriff Wheeler and will have to return to jail to await sentence. The application was for the re- lease of the defendant who had been found guilty, pending sen tence, and was taken to Nogales on change of venue and an in teresting point has been settled that was awaited not only in Go. chise county with interest but in other counties where similar cases have been pending. The decision means that all defend ants found guilty of selling liquor will have to remain in jail pending sentence. -Tomb b. stone PrOSpectOr.
The border vidette., 1916-09-02
All National Guard organiza

| All NaClOnal Guard OfganlZd-
 tions composed of College stud
 ents will be mustered out of the Federal service in time for them
 to proceed with their school
 work at the fall term. It has
 been announced at the War De-
 partment that the policy of gov ernment would be to diSband such organizations completely as units of the National Guard and to seek the reorganization of the college into branches of the of ficers' reserve corps. Individual members of the National Guard organizat tiOnS who can show their intention of entering or return ing to schools or college for the fall term will be mustered out September 1st.
 The Nogales Oasis, Of last week, comes to us in the form of a special industrial edition and it's columns filled with the story of prog resS being made in Santa Cruz county and NogaleS, it's capital city. Editor Bird has covered every subject exhaust ively and after reading this paper there will be nothing to be told about that section of Arizona. It shows there is no lack of prosperity there in any of the prominent industries. Santa Cruz county, like Cochise, is rich in mining, it has the best cattle ranges to be found in the state and much has been accom- plished during the past few years in the way of agricultural devel opment. The Oasis Editor Bird, and Nogales and Santa Cruz county are to be congratulated on this splendid showing. Tombstone Prospector.
The border vidette., 1916-09-02
NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE.
In the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County Qf Santa Cruz

In the Superior Court of the State of
 Arizona, in and for the County
 of Santa Cruz.
 In the Matter of the Estate of N. H. Chapin, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of an order of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Santa Cruz, duly made and ordered on the l2th day of August, 1916, in the matter of the estate of N. Fl Chapin. deceased, the undersigned administrators of the said estate will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States. subject to confirmation by said Superior Court. all the right. title and interest of the said estate of said N. H. Chapin, deceased. in and to the prop erty hereinafter described, to-wit:
 Being Lot Twelve 12) in Block Eigh- teen (1S) in the town Of Nogales, Ari- zona. as the same is delineated on the official map of said town of Nogales made by William Bradford and approv- ed by the Mayor and Common Council on the 12tb day of December, A. D.. 1899. Sealed bids will be received by the said administrator at the office of Duffy & Purdum, in the town Of Nogales, Santa Cruz County. Arizona, up to two o'clock in the afternoon of Monday, September 4, 1916. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check in the amount of ten percent (10e/ol of the bid Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, in lawful money of the United States, ten percent 10o /o) of the pur- chase price to accompany the bid, and the balance upon confirmation of-sale by the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
 Dated this 14th day of August, A. D., 1916.
 M. NJ. TRICKEY,
 Administrator of the said estate.
 DUFFY & PURDUM,
 Attorneys for the Administrator. First pub. Aug. 19. 1916 St
The border vidette., 1916-09-02
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
STATE SCHOOL LAND STATE LAND DEPARTMENT
 No. 27.
Phoenix, Arizona. July II, 19l,

Phoenix, Arizona, July II, 1916. In conformity with the provisions of the Public Land Code of the State of Arizona, approved June 26, 1915, notice is hereby given that the State of Ari- zona will on Saturday. September l6, 1916. at 10 a. m., at the County Court House, Nogales, Arizona, sell at public auction the following described school lands in Santa Cruz County, Arizona, together with the Improvements there on, viz:
 NW4NWi; E3NW4 Sec. 36, T. B s., R. fl E., 120 acres more or less: Land appraised at S5l0.O0; improvements. claimed by w. G. Bowman, at $27i.OO. SW4NW4 Sec. 36. T. 23 s R 14 E., 40 acres more or less: Land appraised at $12000; improvements, claimed by l.. w. Mix for Town of Nogaies, at $25, 5O7. 42.
 NW1SW4 Sec. 32, T. g S., R. IA E., 40 acres more or less: Land appraised $l20 %; improvements, claimed by A. P. Moreno, at S473 %.
 NJ Sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. If E., 320 acres more or less: Land appraised at S32OO. co; improvements, claimed by Frank J. Barry, at S6S25 co.
 S Sec. I6, T. 24 S.. R. II E., 32O acres more or less; appraised at S3200.- %. No improvements attach thereto.
 No bid for less than the appraised valuations will be considered. Rental arrears, if any, together with such interest as may be due thereon, must be liq uid ated in accordance with the Public Land Code. Full information concerning the land, Improvements. and sale conditions may be obtained from the State Land Department, Phoenix, Arizona.
 STATE LAND DEPARTMENT
 By w. A. MoEUR,
 State Land Commissioner. First publication July Is. 1916.
 Last publication Sept. l6, 1916.
The border vidette., 1916-09-02

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