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Will be published when requested.
Mr.. Fixit: Ia there a federal
law requiring corporations or
holding companies to furnish
stockholders with an annual
statement of the transactions
and conditions of finances
n. T.. p.
The Securities and Exchange
act Of 1884 requires all cor
porations with registered securi-
ties to file periodical reports
certified by independent public
accountants.
MIR. Fixit: Please tell us has
q large boat ever sunk Mt any
of the Tacoma docks: How
large about. what dock, how
deep and was IL ever salvaged:
MRS. J. X. NJ.
Most famous marine disaster
in the Tacoma harbor was the
sinking of the four-masted Brit
hh bark Andelana, June IA.
1899, while at anchor off the
mouth of the Puyallup river.
The 304-foot vessel went down
suddenly at night, carrying the
master and 16 men with her
into about 40 feet of water.
The Andelana never has been
raised.
The City of Kingston, after
its collision with the Glenogle,
April %. 1889. sank in 400 feet
of water just off the sperry
mills.
Mr.. Ffxit: would like 10
take a course In dress designing
but have found that such courses
are much too expensive for me.
DO you know of any place that
gives courses In designing free?
{. l..
WPA has several local classes
in dressmaking and designing.
You can inquire about them at
Garland 1855. There also are
free classes available through
the WPA Adult Education COR
respondence and extension serv-
ice, 14th ave. NV. and w. SD
st, Seattle. The University OF
Washington extension service
does not list such courses spe-
officially in its catalog. but you
might write there in case some
instruction is available.
Mr.. Fixit: Can you give me
the names Of any hatcheries near
Tacoma, or within safe shipping
distance, from whom l could
obtain day-old cockerels every
week throughout the year:
c. q.
We know of no hatcheries
near Tacoma which will hatch
later than this month. Utgard
Hatchery. Seattle, and Longs
Hatchery. Portland. probably
are the only ones in the North
west running through the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Fixit: Arc there any
English words set to the song
IA Donna Mobile" from the
opera "Rigolctto"e
MISS NJ. B.
You can get the entire opera
In translation. including the title
woman Is Fickle,' in the Ia
coma public library.
Mr.. Fixit: To the man who
asked for q fly repellant to use
on his stock: l find old car oil
satisfactory. l hear too much
will take off the hair, but we
have used II for four years. l
put q small amount on \ rag
and wipe II over the COW, with
the hair, SO II does not get to
the skin. IL il . big saving.
MRS. r. j.,
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chase. and this would lead to
endless complications.
So the seven on the sub
committee who oppose the
legislation are trying to en-
gineer n compromise which
would allow the agency to
sell $4,000, 900 Of bonds, in
order to complete Its deal
with. Commonwealth 4
Southern, but no more. This
authorization would be
hedged with definite limita-
lions on the agency's powers
to acquire more private prop
critics In future and with
provisions for compulsory
amortization of the bonds
out of Twas earnings.
The administration doesn't
want to swallow this setback, but
may do, so to forestall a bitter
dogfight on the floor that would
further aggravate the split in
the Democratic party. The inn
portant point is that, if the SUBJ
committee majority wins out, the
New Deal policy of promoting
public ownership in the utility
field will be decidedly cramped
in future.
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KEEPING UP TO DATE

Artists usually paint the
moon larger than il should be.
When drawn true size. II APP
pears insignifieanuy small.
The Metropolitan Opera Co.
spends as much as 5000 snnu-
ally in renting animals for GER
tain scenes.
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lied when he attended his first
meeting in Munich, 1920.
From an original membership
of five. Hitler built up the Nazi
National Socialist German
Labor party until in 1888, the
party held 100000 popular
votes and Hitler was made chan
cellor of Germany.
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survey ship Of the British navy, the Challenger. is
making charts of the dangerous coasts of Labrador These
charts are the first to be made of this coastne and the
survey estimated to require SO to complete
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fairs. Wild wei e he d but 30
pounds. One day Wilde knocked
out % opponents, some twice
his own weight.
NAZI ORIGIN
Adolph Hitler did not found
the Nazi party. The German
Workers party was well organ
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MURDEROUs MIDGET

MURDEROUS MIDGET
One of the greatest flyweights
in ring history was Jimmy Wilde,
one-time worlds CHI imp o n
known as the Mighty Atom"
Wilde fought in nearly 200 bouts
in his career. until his defeat in
1928 by Pancho Villa.
When fighting at English
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MR.. FIXIT
He Fixes Things

To receive attention in this col
umn letters must sivs name ana
address OF writer only Initials
will be published when requested.
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Those sho are governed least are governed best"
THOMAS JEFFERSON
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
ALVAREZ DEL VAYO CON-
FEEENCIO CON Ell PRESI
DENTF AZANA

Paris, Feb. 16.-Arrib6 aver
a esta capital por aeroplanO, Y
paso a conferenciar con ell pre-
sidente Don Manuel Azana, re-
fugiado en- la embajada espano-
la, ell ministro de Estado de la
Repdblica Espanola, D. Julio Al
varez del Vayo.
Dicese que Alvarez del Vayo
lie ha pedido una explicaci6n al
Presidente sobre los rumores de
su renuncia y que regrese a Ma
drid a firmar los decretos del Go
bierno, seg1n 10 dispone la Cons
tituci6n,,
AsegGrase que el ministro ex-
plic6 al Sr, Azana los terminus
de paz del gabinete.
Varios oficiales de la brigade
Lister que llevaban e~scondidas
monedas de orc, fueron deteni-
dos en- este pals.
Tambien Sc apreso un canton
del Gobierno leal cargado con 10
vas de orc.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

confianza, trabajos de paciencia
y meticulosidad de chino.
TODD este obligaba, como va
hemos dicho, a Isidoro a salir
con frecuencia de Madrid. e in.
cluso de Espana.
FL hcmbre, entregado.en cuer
no y alma, en- espiritu'y coraz6n
a la grandeza de 81 mission y de
su obra, no solo no Sc daba cuen-
ia de NADIA, sino que Sc creia a.
dorado por su mujer coTa mis-
ma fuerza con que Ell la querii
Por 10 demas, Borgoha era.
como va saben nuestro lectores.
un perfecto gentleman, en- hsm-
bre fHo y educadisimo, que por-
NADIA del mundo habria Comet
do la mas leve indiscrecI6n con
su eSpoSa.
H0mOre de mundO, pues, co.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
CON LOS GUANTES
UNA PETICION

La Uni6.- International de
Boxeo, con oficinas en- Paris y
ramificaciones en- TODD Ell CONT
nente europeo, ACADIA de tomar
el acuerdo de no reconocer los
campeones de los Estados Uni
dos 81 estos no defender sus "co
ronas y titulos' contra los cam
peones de Europa.
Aqui, en- America, Sc habla de
campeones mundihles sin consi-
derar a los pGgiles europeos, que
merecen ser tomados en- cuenta,
aun cuando en- muy pocas divi-
stones pueden compaTar su des-
treza con los americanos.
Los pGgiles del continente son
inferiores a los americanos, con
unas pocas excepciones, pero no
suena bien 10 de campeones nun
diales sin antes veneer a los eu-
ropeos que ostentan "coronas.'
Els l6gico que un campe6n pro
clamado como mundial en- los Els
tados Unidos, pelee con ell mas
destacado pGgil de Europa an
ties de tener legitimo derecho al
titulo universal"
La Union International anne
naza con no reconocer los cam
peones de los EstadOs Unidos, 81
su proposition no sc acepta.
Muchos campeones europeOs
en- NADIA son interiors; a ciertos
campeones seleccionados por la
Association Nacional de Boxeo.
NoSotroS creemos q, en- Euro
pa, en- ell peso medic, hay pugi-
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
Nodcias de PeIota
CHANDLER

Todo indica, segdn las mott
cias llegadas a New York, que ell
pitcher Spud Chandler, de los CT
gantes, no podra jugar hasta ell
mes de mayo.
Chandler Sc fracture TN hue
so del tobillo, en- la Universidad
de Georgia, cuando hacia ejerci-
clos de pista. Sc hallaba recluido
ell joven lanzador en- la enferme-
ria de la UniverSidad, en- Athe-
mas, Ga. pero aver telegrafi6 a
Barrow nformandole que 10 ha-
bian trasladado a un hospital de
Atlanta,
Tendran que arreglarle de
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

i Que cuando llegue ell case,
a la mas pequeha indication
mia, Sc pondra en- canine para
Madrid. Con permiso de sus je-
Ifes o sin 81.
-Escribele con anticipation,
para que yaya preparando el te-
reno y venga a Madrid con IL
cencia.
Ash 10 habia pensado yo.
-Mientras tanto, Y como aGn
tenemos tres o cuatro semanas
por delante, cast IN mes, 20 ire
dando los pasos fecesarios para
ul.imarlo TODD.
Y Maria de ldCruz termin6
con este comentf rio, hecho en- to
no ~optimista
- Porque NAL sera que no
nos demos mana para alejar a
tn marido de Madrid siQuiera
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
REID DERROTO A JIMMY
LANCASTER

New York, Feb. 16.-Con un
peso de 1872 libras, AL Reid,
del Bronx, venci6 por puntos a
Jimmy Lancaster, 1902 libras,
de Wilmington, estado de Della
ware.
Reid llev6 la ofensiva en- to-
do ell combate, venciendo por un
considerable margen.
En- Ell cuarto asaltO Lancaster
hiri6 a su contrario, sobre un
Ojo. No cay6 al tablado ningu-
no de los dos.
Paul DeBello venci6 por pun
tos, en- Ocho asaltos, a Howard
Scott, de Washington.
Ernesto Copeland, del Bronx.
superb a Mike Martinez. del pc
so ligero. Pertenece Copeland a
la division weller.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
MAURICIO STRICKLAND A.
COSTO A DONOFRIO

Newark, Feb. len ell pri-
mer asalto de un combate efec-
tuado en- esta ciudad, Frank Do
nofrio, de Filadelfia, cay6 a Ia
Iona bajo los fuertes punetazos
de Mauricio Strickland, de Nue.
va Zelandia, y ell arbritro lie nj
20 la cuenta de diez.
Strickland, que pega con ex'
traordinaria dureza, pesaba 1875
libras y su contrincante 179.
AL comenzar la desigual bata'
LA, Strickland lie pogo a su riva.
IN gancho de izquierda y lie de-
rrib6 por la cuenta de nueve.
Donofrio Sc levant6 y una fol
midable dereeha corta a la man
dibula lie trio de nueyo, esta yei
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
enterada he

to, que 20 eStoy enterada dc
vueStro drama.
Esta tranquila.
-Bien. Yo confio en- ii. Aho-
IA, 10 primero que themes que ha-
Ger es escribir a Miguel, rogan-
dole que venga q Madrid" 5pa-
IA cuando?
Para ultimos del mes que
viene.
-1De mayo?
ST.
Maria de la Cruz qued6se pen
saliva.
Luego pl egunt6:
d Sabes..., habeis hablado en-
las cartas de la posibilidad de
este viaje?
-Si-contest6 la mujer lie
Borgona- Varias wees.
-iY que dice Miguel?
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
UN f TIPO DE CRU
CERO NORTHUMBERLAND

Washington, Feb. 16.-Un
nuevo crucero de 5000 tone
ladas, de ''tipo revoluciona-
rio," sera construido por ell Go
bierno de los Estados Unidos.
Tendra una cOraza pesada Y
en- realidad operara como un
super-destructor, superando 4
todos los cruceros ligeros he
chos por Alemania e Italia.
Tienese calculado el costo
de construction ell IL millOnes
de pesos.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
Lieu CUJCINELLO

BESIDE aver Sc encuentra en-
Bradenton ell notable pelotero
Tony Cuccinello, uno de los mas
habiles jugadores de las Abejas
de Boston. ALI esperara los dias
de las practicas, en- union de Al
Simmons, ell famoso bateador, y
el pitcher MacFayden.
Tony tiane concertados va va
rios partidos de golfo y algunas
excur ZONES de pesca.
Els un buen amigo de Alfonso
Lopez, el valioso catcher de las
Abejas.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
suscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono 1882
DEPORTES
JACK DEMPSEY ACTUARA
DE ARBITRO Ell PROXI-
MO LUNES

En- ell programa de luchas de-
venidero lunes, en- Benjamin
Field, tomara parte como arOi.
tro Ell excampe6n de boxeo Jack
Dempsey.
Bill Bartush, ell cOrpulento IL
tuanc, Sc batira con Roche y la
mission de Dempsey es lograr
que Bartush respete las reglas
y no recUrra a la extrema vio-
lencia.
Durante varias Semanas Bar
tush ha puesto a prueba los ner-
vios de los asistentes a Benja-
min Field, apelando a tacticas
ilicitas.
ST es necesario, Jack lie pom
dra a dormir con un punetazo-
declare aver Cowboy Luttrall.
Roche es un habilisimo lucha-
dor y la semana pasada derrot6
a Graham.
JackVincent, ell favorito de
Tampa, Sc enfrontara con ell sue
co ALI Johnson.
Ray Wilmer Sc batira cor
Johnny Plummer y ell hebreo
Herbie Freeman, ell villano, cor
ell impecable Johnny Mars.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
gado u deuda conmigo.

c ~ SNAeR NSAAAkps
i Nunca la pagare bastante
Maria! La dicha que III has trai
do a mi corazon, Ell amor de Pc.
dro, de mi esposo tan querido.. 81.
este angel que duerme en- aque.
lla.", TODD 10 debo a ill.,. Y
mientras viva, tendre que estar
pagandote 10 buena que fuisp
cuando todos eran tan malos Y
tan hostiles conmigo...
-Yo soy la que te estoy obli-
gada. Pero, dime, lque hare
mos?
-Veras. En- primer lugar,
escribir en- seguida a Miguel.
Til, por supuesto.
-Claro.
-Es que 70 quiero recordar-
te una vez Vnas que Guzman no
debe saber, bajo ningln pretex-
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
nuevo la fractura. Aver lie hizo
una pequeha operaci6n Ell espe-
cialista DR.. Lawson Thornton.
FIRMARON

Con los Piratas tirmaron Ed
Brandt, ell pitcher z.rdo, y
Lloyd Waner, hermano de Paul.
No han firmado toIavia con
el Pitsburg, Paul Waner, Bill
lbaker, Bill Swift, Jim To0in
Russo Bauers y Gus Suhr.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

mo ell que mas, permitia a NJ
RIA de la Nieves tener, junto an
oudoir, ina especie de saloncito
lie lectura, donje habia un es-
-%rltorio, un lindisimo mueble de
pa.o de rosa, donde la muchacha~
serbia con frecueAcia a sus a.
migaS.
Jamas Sc lie hubiera ocurrido
a lsidoro registrar aquel mSebIe
n, el armariO, nj los arcones de
Maria.
En- ell escritorio, sin embargo,
era donde la mujer de Isidoro
guardaba las cartas de Miguel.
Hoy ocurri6 en- el paIacio de
Rio Verde algo trascendental.
Mediaba abril.
E dia habia amanecido ra-
a'ante, con eSe sol rabioso y ella,
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

Les boxeadores de New York
dieron un beneficio, en- Green
wich House, a Baby Salvy Sa-
ban, gladiator que two la des-
gracia de perder una pierna.
Collaboration en- ell programa
Pete Scalzo, Enrico Ventura, Ma
xie Berger, joey Fontana, Lou
Salica e Izzy Jannazzo. Actua-
ron de arbitros Ben Leonard Y
Johnny Dundee.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
VICTORIA De PAUL

En- Londres, Inglaterra, DAN
ny Paul, ell gladiator canaden-
Sc, puso a dormir a Johnny Fitz
patrick. Paul pesaba 1874 libras
y su contrario 1913.
Al dia siguiente Paul pele6 de
nuevo, con Don McCorkindale,
de Africa del Sur, y lie derrot6
tambien.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
VICTORIA DEL
Sc CASTIULOUX

Toronto, Canada, Feb. 49,
FL campe6n canadense del peso
de pluma, Dave ICastilloux, ven-
clio por puntos, en- esta ciudad, a
Fhil Zwick, dc Milwaukee Esta-
dos Unidos.
No defendia ell primero su CO.
roma, por cuanto subi6 al ring"
cen 1922 libras. Zwick pesaba
127. una sobre ell Unite de su ca
tCgoria.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
La Gaceta Folletin No. 26o
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.
La Gaceta
d~esconfies NADIA
4 Tan segura estas tu?

Els que sligo confiando en-
Dios-repuso la santa. Sc 10
he rogado con tanto fervor,
junto a la cuni.a de mi hija.
que te salyara, que no consin-
tiera una ~catastrofe, que esta-
ba segura de que me escucha.
ria.
-JY que hemos de hacerT
Acons6jame Ia. TIA tienes mas
iniciativa. Conoces mas la VIZ
da, eres mas valiente que 70
la verdad!, sin ii, habriame
dejado MORN o me habria ma
tado. Tie debo la vida Has pa
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
para no levantarse hasta que los
segundos trabajaron con 81.

Tablas Sc declare ell semifinal
entire Eddie Peirce, de Africa
del Sur, y Harvey Massey, de
New York.
Patricio Edward Comiskey
venci6 por nocaut a Jack Mulca-
ny, de Norfolk, Va, Joe O'Gat-
ty hizo la misma operation con
Marty Lieberman, ae Newark.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

por cuatro o cinco dias, cuando
llegue la OCCASION!
La esposa del diplomatico a.
braz6 a la Golfilla con inmensa
ternura.
Yen seguida sali6 del budoir
para escribir p Miguel de Guz-
man la carta en- que iba a man
darle Ia no.icia feliz Y su alma
entera, una vez mas.
Isidoro de Borgona y de Leon
trirnfaba en- toda la Inca.
Mejor dicho: comenzaba a
triunfar como 81 Sc merecia.
FL ministro de Estado. ell mis-
mo Consejo de ministries, Sc ocu
paba de el con frecuencia.
Y lie encarga(an m%isiones de-
licadas, tareas d esas qufexi-
gen una persona de iEnensa
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

FL viernes, en- ell Hip6dromo,
Willie Reddish, de Filadelfia,
rlgH del peso7comp!eto, hara su
primera presentation en- New
York. Como adversario Sc lie ha
escogi4o a Eddie Blunt, de Co.
ront, L. |.
Las utilidades del programa
Sc destinaran al fondo de la pa
ra.lsisr infantil.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

les superiores a Solly Krieger.

les superIoreS a SoIIy Kr1eger.
En- las divisiones pequehas
mosca, bantam, puma y ligero,
en- Europa hay boxeadores muy
habiles. \
Grando Pedro Montanez vino
a Estados Unidos, desde Euro
pa, aqui no quisieron reconocer-
lc. DG4dc enronce5 500 ha sido
derrotado una vez en- este pals.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
LA GACETA

Al periodico en- idiomA EspahOI
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Evening star., 1939-04-19
Miss McGraw Heard
In Piano Recital

A balanced program of compost
tions, old and new, was given last
night at Pierce Hall by Helen Nc
Graw, pianist, whose performance
called forth enthusiastic applause,
IN the volume of which a personal
friendly note could be detected.
Miss McGraw's confidence in her
accomplishment and the simplicity
OF her demeanor predispose toward
her at once. Although her art Is
essentially feminine and unemo-
tional and her interpretations never
overstep the boundaries set by aca-
demic standards, her playing has
charm and her smooth and flowing
technique never fails to produce an
agreeable effect.
More interesting in her perform
ance Of the modernists than in that
OF the classics, Miss McGraw chose
from the latter Haydn's Theme
and Variations, F. Minor" Schu-
mann's Carnival in Vienna" Chop
ms popular "Nocturne in D Flat
Major" waltz In E Flat Major"
and Wagner-Liszt's "Isolde's Love
Death" OF the Chopin numbers,
the nocturne was given a we'll
Evening star., 1939-04-19

modulated quality of tone and its
singing passages were colorful and
round. Schumann's Carnival" lost
by comparison, being played in q
somewhat perfunctionary manner,
while the famous paraphrase from
Wagner's opera, interpreted with q
peculiar mezza-voce effect, senti-
mental in character, was not in
keeping with the passionate utter
ances Of Isolde In the opera or the
orchestral version.
In her presentation of Critics
"The White Peacock" and the
Fountain of Acqua Paola," as we'll
as that of Debussy's La Terrace des
Audiences du Claire de Lune," Miss
McGraw displayed more phantasie
than in other numbers on the pro-
gram. Mary Howe's "Whimsey"
deserves special mention for the
gayety Of its mood and its lovely
harmonies. The remaining selec-
Evening star., 1939-04-19
Samuel Lewis Death
Blamed on Grief

Samuel Lewis, former foreign
minister of Panama and father of
the late DR.. Jose Guillermo Lewis,
former chief of staff of Casualty
Hospital, died yesterday in Panama,
1t was learned through the Asso-
ciated Press. Death was due to q
heart attack, believed induced by
grief over the death of his son.
Mr.. Lewis was foreign minister in
1909-10. The Panama government
ordered a state funeral.
The late DR.. Lewis died February
Evening star., 1939-04-19
Club to Hear Griffith

Clark Griffith, owner of the
Washington Baseball Club, will be
guest speaker of the Cosmopolitan
Club at a meeting at 1890 pm.
tomorrow in the Carton Hotel.
Other guests will include Walter
johnson and Sam Rice, former
members of the Washington team.
Evening star., 1939-04-19

tions on the program were Debussy's
Poisson dor" and Albeniz' "Tri-
ana" Miss McGraw was recalled
many times after each section of
her program, which spoke well for
the favorable impression she made
upon her audience. E. de S.
Evening star., 1939-04-19

II in Colon, Panama, where he was
serving as the first chief surgeon of
the new Amador Guerrero Hospital,
while on leave from Casualty. DR..
Lewis, who was well-known in this
city, was chief of staff of Casualty
Hospital from 1888 until his death.
Evening star., 1939-04-19

In too big = hurry to play the game
with safety? The ambulance il
fast, too.
Nogales international., 1939-07-08
NOTICE INVITING BIDS

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
that the Board of Supervisors OF
Santa Cruz County, State of Ari-
zona, will until the hour of 1000
A. M. on Monday the 7th day OF
August, 1899, receive sealed bids
for the purchase by and the de-
livery to said county on or about
October 1st 1899, Of 5000 gallons of
27 plus burner oil.
All bids shall contain an analysis
of the oil proposed to be sold. and
such bids will be received until the
hour above named at the office OF
the said Board of Supervisors at the
court house in the city Of Nogales,
Arizona.
Bids will be received for the pur-
chase Of said oil F.. 0. B. the oil
tank at the said court house in
the city of Nogales, Arizona. The
board reserves the right to waive
anv informalities and to reject any
or all bids.
Dated this 3rd, day of July, 1889.
VIM. G. SIMONTON
Clerk, Board of
Supervisors.
publish July 1882, 1939)
Nogales international., 1939-07-08
LEGAL NOTICE

estate being situated in the Coun-
ty of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona,
and described as follows, to-wit:
Lots Three 90 and Four "a,
Block Cd, of j. j. Moons Subdi-
vision of Lot Five (5), Block One
ID, Town (now City, of Nogales.
Arizona, according to the map Of
said Subdivision recorded in the Of
flee of the County Recorder on the
5th day of August, 1904.
NOW. THEREFORE, NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at the
hour of 1890 o'clock in the fore
noon of Saturday, the 29th day Of
July, 1899, at the front door of the
court house in the City of Nogales,
Santa Cruz County, State of Ari-
zona, I will sell the above described
property, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment, interest and accruing in
terest and costs, at public auction
to the highest bidder or bidders
for cash.
DATED this 9Th day of July 1889.
j. J. LOWE, Sheriff,
BY Bert De Vaughn
Deputy Sheriff.
Pub. July 8, IS, %, 1889
Nogales international., 1939-07-08
LEGAL NOTICE

ty of Santa Cruz, State of Ari-
zona.
An undivided one-half interest
in Lot 25, Block r, Patagonia
townsite, County of Santa Cruz,
State of Arizona.
Said sale will be made at the
hour of 200 P. M. Monday the
31st day of July, at the front door
of the courthouse of the above court
in the City of Nogales, Santa Cruz
County, State of Arizona.
Said property will be sold for cash,
currency Of the U. S. A., or on
terms, part cash with the balance
evidenced by promissory note Or
notes and payable within one year
of the date of sale and providing
for interest at the rate of 800 per
annum secured by mortgage on the
property conveyed.
Dated at Nogales, Santa Cruz
County, Arizona, this 9Th day OF
July, 1889.
HI. B. RIGGS
Administrator Of the
Estate of Robert A.
Campbell, deceased.
publish July 8-15-22-29, 1880