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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
The Fourth

No:withs:a ndine the threatening
weather, and the fact that there was
u, formal celebration contemplated
yesterday, large number Of people
were in town during the day aud
evening. la Che afternoon the band
paraded and imprompiu speeches
were made on the plaza, the meets
ing being called to order by the
Mayor, and Judge G. A. Tweed was
chosen to preside. The Judge in :
troduced the occasion of the meet
ing to the Assem- bled citizens in n
neat speech of such beauty of Ian
guage and sentiment az few who
have not heard the Honorable gen
tleman speak on such 81 occasion
would expect, though he is well
known as a forclble and fluent
speaker. He was followed by Judge
Cox ia his usual enthusiastic and
lively style. Capt Hancock and
General Walsh followed in the
expression of Z few hearty and
apPreciative. patriotic sentiments.
Mayor Porter then took the stand
and closed the exercises in one of
his most pleasing and eloquent little
of Land speeches for which he S
noted. Although everything was
entirely imprompiu. the affair was
perhaps even more enjoyable than
it would have been otherwise, and
was a credit to the prime movers in
the matter, who we believe were the
band boys.
In the afternoon four ''horrib.es
made up on the plan of Indian
warriors armed With lanccs of
patriotic colors, paraded the streets
on horseback and things look war
like, and old timers were discovered
to he holding their scalps and get
ting behind corners.
Toward evening a large crowd
gathered on The Fiesta grounds to
witness the usual farcial bull
tight, which was SIMPLY bull torture
and shameless cruelty. Shortly after
dark Il sharp rain storm swept over
the town and drove most OF the visi~
tors CD the Fiesta grounds to their
homes, and the attendance for the
remainder of the evening was de-
cidedly light Many of the young
people improved the day to take a
ride out to Tempe, where celebra-
iicn was held in Cosner's grove. q
liLtle distance below town. A heavy
rain had fallen the previous evening
in that section, and aside from
rough and muddy roads OF, the south
side OF the. river. the day was cool
and delightful.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

The Republican and Democratic
State committees Of Mississippi, re-
cen tly held joint meeting at Jack
son, to con slider the fusion of party
affairs this fall. a convention was
.aolled for the 18th instant.
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A Baltimorean has cage of monk
eys. BY way Of variety he put cat
in with them, much to their delight
AQn taking it out the other day there
was terrible bowling on both sides
The cat refused to eat, and the m onk-
hYs sat licking The tears out Of each
hers eyes for days. Finally the
was put back, and then tllen ths\
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

For BASq KS AGI
Parties use Ecs EItra Dry, it IS
equal to any and e peIior to Eios;
imported brands, ant; 'hc only nat
0rai Califoraia Champagne in the
market. Nv
HoDpER's PAFIsisT BLoTrET. TAE =
LETS are the most economical and
convenient arrangement of Office sta,
tionery in existence. The HERALD
Office owns the exclusive right to
Manufacture the same in this Terri
tory
Now is the time to subscribe for
the WEEKLY HERALD.
You Will never have star s,or,
ache If you drink DalnIana Bitiers.
Taylor's sulty rake is uncxeelIed;
al Goida2ans
Domestic sewing machines
Goldmal's.
Harvesting machinery of all kinds
at GoilsGan's.
<PnosNIx CASH STORE. E. Irvine
i 90.
IN extensive and fresh supply
, 2 eastern bacon and lard at III
(. ihoeni1 Cash store C. Z. Irvine
-'Bacnupasbn.'
sJSsicls. Eomriete cure, Ali annoy
ing KidnSSs, Bladder and Urinary
1isases. s.. Druggists.
Skinny Wen.
"Wcll's Health Remover" restores
health ard vignr. cures Dyspepsia
Impotence. Sexual Debility. 81.
Rough ssn bEaEs-
Clea RS ot't rats mice. reaches, fies
nts. he'll bugs, skunks, chipmun a
roDhprS So cr.1tr- fssa
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Stage Rohhery.

PREscoTr. July 2.-The stage
from PhGnix TO Prescott was etop-
ped again last nl~ht by two masked
men, within one mile of the same
place where it was stopped last
Thursday night. The anountin the
box is not known, but it is thought
to be considerable, us large amounts
of money are in route here. The
opinion prevails that they are the
same men who committed the
robbery Thursday night, and that
they have personal knowledge
when treasure OF any amount is
being shipped
The races commenced here today,
and Were attended by large number
OF people In the tro,ting and
running races $4,000 is sand 10 have
changed hands.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

THE Santa Fee 1'ertio Millennlal
celebration made a grand and sue
cessful opening on the second
instant. Governor Sheldon delivered
the opening address
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
AT TEMPE.


We give the account of the celc-
bration there in the language of our
correspondent at that place:
Extensive preparations were made
by the people of this valley for the
celebration of our National day, all
in Anticipation of good time, in
which they were not disappointed.
But joys are seldom without allay.
On the evening of the third, we
were visited by a strong gale of
wind and an unusually heavy fall OF
rain This left The sky overcast
with clouds, and the roads covered
with water on the morning of the
Fourth. But the firing of guns and
the hosting of the National flag on
Haydens Butte, brought us to our
feet, and very respectable number
of people assembled at Cosner's
Grove. where due preparations had
been made for the occasion. The
Tempe Lodge of Good Templers
formed at the residence of Mr.. G..
Cosners, and in due order with
regalia, headed by the Tempe Brass
Band marched to the grounds, where
they sang the Temperance Banner.
Capt. Sharp was then introduced,
who reading the Declaration OF In
dependence for his text, delivered
the National Oration-Greetlng Glee
by the choir-Speech Mr.. j. INLAY
of Phoenix, followed by Mr.. Cren-
shaw recently of Alabama, all of
whom acquitted themselves man
fully. The people now repaired to
the tables which were grooming
beneath most sumptuous repast
Of all the delicacies the market
could afford. The barbecue was
delicious. After doing fugl Justice
to the viands prepared by the hands
of the fair ladies, God bless them),
all repaired again to the stand where
We were treated to music by the
land and choir. The following
toast were then ably responded to
by Judge Priest of Tempe-"The
future of the Temperance cause al
Tempe" followed by brief speech
from J. j. Wfnger on "What i.
Liberty?" and the object and des-
tiny of the temperance cause. The
choir sang "Gocd Night and all re,
paired to their homes, happier TO
having been present at one Of TIA
most orderly and respectful Assem-
blles ever assem- bled. There was n
interruption and no evidence o
intoxication upon the premise
during the day.
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tBoAaD OF sURERvssoRs.
PaGNrx, July 20, 1888

PHOENIX, July &c, 1883.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF MARICoPA COUNTY, A r. !
Board met this day pursuant to &C
tournament, present, NJ Wormser
chairman; a j Halbert and n Her,
rick, supervisors; Frank Cox, clerk
{ Minutes of the previous meeting
were read, approved and signed.
Ga motion, and by vote of full
board Geo. Kemper, County Treas
urer is hereby authorized TO receipt
to ella County through its proper
or aathorized agent or agents for the
sum 1885, 90 amout due said coun4
ty to Maricopa County on settlement
of the matter Of the debt upon divis-
ion of County in 1881.
On motion and bg vote of full
board it is ordered that the County
treasurer transfer from The gtneral
fund of the County into the Iiospitsli
Building fluid the sum Of $1,000 ssa
further that he transfer from IN!
general funa int, the building Fl
# the county, the sum Of $1,000.
On motion and by vote of "a
board the following Eofifs wer.
lowed and ordered paid.
2GO. F. Cox, Secretary, etc $ III 60 !
20I. L II Orme, Sheriff fees
90 and i, d i., me -. st8 IS
%. SALARY and ICES. % 90 J
pest housr. .....,...... f55 90
tees, .., sls 95I
Fms. etc. .....,..... ioa so
300. " 3 Hooper Sc Co, nails !
for Road District No. l. 8 0C
S'' c ! ( f fass' Deputy 30 Of
20S. w Z Sine, mdse. 1Qj
209. Jas Richards, J. P. fees ri
anG DlllS. ....-.. 1G4 u
210. Richard Futere guard Isl
ing small .pox. 5sll |,
eli. j A r Irvine, rent of 81
chamber for Dist. judge ]
May, June, July e... 81
212. Mrs Mcdonald & Go,
feeding prisoners &c.,. 81
2l3. J L Gregg, county ply
stefan and doctor fees. III J
2t4 n A Morford, printing. 3a)
2f5. ~ L Spear, j ? fees.
PIG. Thos Greenhaw, salary. no +
On motion Board adjourned u ?
p. m.
st 2 o'clock. p. M, the Board re-
canvened with full Rnard
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

Say. maiden with the raven hair,
fair,
why let your teeth DESTROY it all?
For they are dark and feel he want
/ Ofe soft brush and SOZODONT.
GENERAL DEBILITY, Loss OF AP
PETITE, INDIGEsTIoNs and all Disor-
| Gers of he Stomach are cured by
the regular use of DR.. Henley's Gel
ebrated Oregon Wild Grape Root
Xxi BITTERS. Sold by all Drug
gists and wholesale liquor houses,
Try them. Nv
Get your stationery printed and
put upin HOLDER PATENT BLoTTERs
at the HERALD Office,
VIM. B. Hooper q Co. arc agents
for Damians Bitters-
VIM. Z. Hooper & Co. arc agents
for Damiana Bitters.
Family groceries of SIT kinds at
he Phoenix Cash Store OF Z Irvine
| & Co.
Fresh f~ulfS at the Fnoe4Ix casa
Store Of 4. Irvine b Co.
CAL for Boca beer at the Boca
Beer Depot.
Al espe etable dealers keep D
Iniaua Bitters.
A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia =
Da,niana Bltters-
zJ~.A carload of the noted Studebakel
l wa CONS at Goldman's-
1DA4sIAEA makes the old young
ttAwesk 81 aaE acd healthy1
aeaI'h, strength ana
Il Sniana Bitters-
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
Motto

My WIFE, NARY r.
NE lug LEFT my BED an
Just provocation. all rel
NOTIFIED not 10 credit be
as I will not be reepopsfh
contracted by her after III
GEOl1
Phenix. A r.. Dec IS.
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= Brokers WHO out OF Town.

OF all the insiduous
Temptations inviduous, i.
Contrived by the devil fer pulling
men down,
There's none mere delu>ive,
Seductive, nh lsiVe,
The snare of . bF9ker with wife on,
OF town.
He ieRsuch delighttulness
Stay out-ail-nignfullness,
Shall-1-get-tight ?-fulnea,-
I own it with pain. J
Il bachelor rakishnesss,
Wbai-will-you- take ?-ishness,
Next-dty's- headache -ishpess,
Nopc can exple;nl
His wife may be beautiful,
Tender and dutiful--
It's rot that her absence should cause
him delight;
But tha cursed opportunity,
Baleful immunity,
Scatters scruples as day scatters night
Feels whiskey-and- waterfall,
Rapine and-slaughter-f,ii
Nothing he. oughseso-fui,
To his toes ems;
So baohc ',3r-rally-some.
Quite corps de- baIiet-some,
Make stories-t tally some
With wicked friends. liz
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

What IS so rare a. June days p
asks an exchange. Nothing, posi-
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
Loving Words.

LAYING words will cost but little,
IA. dourneying up tse kill of If;
lk.-lhey make the weak aad weary
sger, drawer for The stlifa
eynt them only rifles ?
al y earth are sun and rain ?
Never WIS kind word wAsted,
Never one was said in vain.
y hen the cares of life are many,
Aiad ifssbnrdens heavy grow
F'oI the ones who walk beside ye.u,
lfA on love them, tell them SO.
What you count of little value
Has an almost magic power,
Al beneath their cheering sunshine
Hearts VIII blossom ike f)wer,
So, as up life's hill We journey
Let US sca-ter, all the way.
Kindly words. to be q sunshine
In the dark md cloudy day.
Grudge no loving word, my br Their.
As along through life you go;
To The ones who journey with you,
Lfyou love them, tell them so.
-IGolden Days
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Ra%ayl

A LIBERAL RE ~ Ar
N for d grey riding 1
stolen f;on BryaDt3 q
weeks ago. on delivery
Standards blacksmith ;
nation leading 70 his recf
ielesf
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Pasturae

DASTURAGE FOR Sli
8 half miles n ossh q
ranch of Z
ia20tf
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Custer,s 7Ionu,neK t.

MoNLELLo, Wis, j unc 3.~The gran
ite shaft, which is to mark the spot
where Custer and the seven com
panies of the seventh U. S. cavalry
laid doen their lives, was shipped to
Montana yesteday. The monument
consists of q cube of Monteilo gram
ste four feet high, resting on a base
of the same material. 1t Is inscnbea
with 400 letters CT the nam cs OF
the slain.
No Indians at Ash spFin& Canyon
CLIFTON. a. T., July 3--Inquiry
from parties arriving here who pass
ed through Ash Spring canyon elici
the fact that no Indian or any trace
of them were seen. The report sent
out last week from Wilcox was false.
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EScuSh Sm Htars.
Clea rs oct rats mice. reaches, flies
hts, he'll bugs, skunks, chipmun a
gophers. Sc, crugzis4s
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TELEG RAPHsO.
81 Los Aazs Girl AttemDs to
shoot Her &edrcer

! a Los Angeles Girl AttemDs te
; shoot Her &educer
Los Angeles, June 30.-About ten
o'cloek last night Young German
Spanish girl named Lena Junge
went to the electric light works and
attempted to shoot J. FL. Warren,
electrician. She fired two shots with
out effect when Warren closed the
doors. The girl was arrest ted but
released en- her own recngnizance
She alleys Warren seduced her under
promise of marriage and but her
off from time TO tine 18th one pre-
text and another. To day She says
during her absence he forced HIM
self into her mo- hers house; when
the old lady demonstrated he choked
her and otherwise abused her. The
girl is about seventeen years old. is
the daughter of drug gist named
Junge who has sHicided in this city
four years ago. Warren has been
arrested for disturbing the peace.
Yaeui Chief Killed,
GUAYMAE. Mexico, July 3.-News
of The Killing OF Cajame, chief of |
the Naqui nation, has been brought |
in here by Indians who have return
ed from the feast at Yaqui river. 1t
is reported that Cajame had q guard
Of three hundred men, and the sec
ond day OF the feast when returning
from mas. he was shot and killed
by an unseen person. Whether he
was shot by one of his guards or
some one ambushed is not known.
1t is claimed thst there is no one
capable of filing the place of this
great chief. The rich country of
mines and agricultural land viii
now more easily fan into the hands
of the Mexicans.
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The Drill has set to work string
up what it thinks is a Pinal county
CORRUPTION pool.
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enuine gold and silver watches
jewelry at the "Old Reliable"
Borium two doors east Of the
stoffice.
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Judge T. Finley. of Pittsgeld,
this State was cured of severe rheu-
rnatisln by ST. Jacobs Offspring
field (Mass-) Republican
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One McAulof, of Tucson, go
cleaned out at the fiesta few days.
ago, and ran home to his nest 10
whine and growl at Phoenix through
the Columns OF the Citizen
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-11-14
sals.

Territory Of Dakota, County ot ukpd ss
NJ Wells, Ct al VI Louis Martz. CT nj
Notice Il hereby given. That by yirtaa Of al eye
euton 70 3nf Girec.e and delivered And nov ia "
hands isspe oai OF the Clerks oice OF she Sccotd
Judicial district Court Territory Of pak.a. hi anil
for the county OF Beadle upou q Judgment rendered
ia the district court OF Beadie county in favor Of
Moses Wells. Heury Mcfarland and nronton n
Wells. mariners under the firm Of n pWells
Co ana again5t Louis Mxrtz and wIiialn rourg
rs partners under the hrn name Of Msrtx 4 Yoang.
Eadei miller and Jobn q Herxchelman 1 have
levied nnen the following described property Of
said defendants 70 WITT All the right ttie ana inter-
est OF Louis Martz, wiliism Young. Eudeli .
miller and John y Herscheman either Of thenl in
sud 10 lots No and 8. block No l. and
lot No : In block No =, original town OF
ss...s &. ec.s... s ssasd and lsrFtry af bah
together with TIA hnila,ngs thereon Also lot NJ
nine l9l. block No twenty-tNo se2l OF Z Mupr.s nas
ditioD to the town ~ MeT in salt counfy and ter.
ritory aud that shall on Saturday the 10th day Of
December d IsS3 at the hour Of o'rinck D M. OF
said day. at the front door Of the postohre "a miller
~ ssid county and territory proceed 70 sell al the
sgFtz, william Is Young Eudeii miller aud John q
~ aatsfy said judgment aud costs amounting &,
together with all accruing costs Of sale and iui<rrst
the same from the 18th day Of Augnst is83 II the
rate OF seven per cent per aiini al public auction
Dated At Miller T the 9th lay november isSi
IP GRIFrIrIf.
Lovi4t1 Sheriff Of the County of Hand
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-11-14
sherIRssale.

Territory OF Dakota, County OF Hand So:
Hannibal Choate VI Louis A Ma-tx and william Il
Young, under the nrln name o. n4tx 4 Youag.
fnsiri siiicr anu dom, Z -
Sot:ce Is hereby given. That by virtue Of an exc
eution 10 me directed and delivered. and now In my
hands, issned out OF the Clerks oice OF the SECOND
Judicial District Court Territory OF Dakota. in and
tor Bfadle county upon judgment rendered In The
datrfet court Ia and for Beadle county. y r. IN a.
Kar.ot hannibal Choate and against Louis Nartx
Young. Eudell killer snd John Y ItersehelmNiI
have levied upon thH foiioWtng ds>criond property
OF said dsfendann to wis, All the right. title aud In
tcrest Of William d Young. OF either Of said defend
ants in and 20 lots No and .. block No J,
and lot No s In block No 2. original
town or Siller IN the county hand and territory
OF Dekota together with all building. therson Aiso
lot No nine 90 block No tweatysvo ~ ofE1 aillers
addition 10 tbs town Of KILLER, in said county sed
territory. aud that shall Saturday the 10Th day
December u 1889. al tho hour OF o'clock D M. of
said day. al the front door OF She postvre n Miller
In said county and Territory proceed 10 sell all the
right title and interest OF the above named william
D Young Louis Martz, Eudeil miller aud John Y
ner3cheman IN and 70 the above deserihed property
% satify said judgment aad cost. amounting -
two hundred and twenty-tour dollars aud seventy
eight cents together with ali ercrina costs OF sale
Ri,i interest the from the 18th day Of An
gust 1S3 ut the rate Of seyen per cent per snnuin.
at public suction, 70 the highest bidder for cash
Dated at hnnsr d T the 9th day Of scysmber 1883
Up P0RIrr1TiI,
noviA5 sleslg Of the County Of Hard DT
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-11-14
Notice OF Contest .rlm..r cn,,,,o

=. 3. LAND OFFICE HURON. d. T. Aug.
20, 1855. having been entered
at this Office by William L. Rowe against
Horace j Warner, for failure to comply with
laws as 10 timber culture entry No Gg39.
dated Oct. 30 1881. upon the southeast ar
section township 1l2. range SO in Hand
county Dakota, with view 10 the cancel
liIuon OF said entry; contestant alleging
that the said Horace J. Warner has wholly
abandoned said tract for more than one
year since making said entry and next
prlor TO date herein; that said tract is not
cultivated by said party us required by
law IN breaking or culhyating said tract
IN any manner whatever and that said
Warner and wife relinquished said claim
sometime in July last but the same has
never been put on record. the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear az this
Office on the 30th day of Nov. 1888 AZ 0
O'Clock a. m, to respond aud furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged failure.
q. B. ARMSTRONG. Register.
ROBERT LOWRY. Receiver.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-11-14
FINAL PROOFS.

LAND OFFICE AT HURON d. I. Nov. 6,
lssS. - Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of his
Intention 10 make final proof in support
OF his claim, and secure final entry thereof
and that said proof will be made before
the Probate Judge in and for Hand coun-
ty, nt Miller ID i on Tuesday the 10th day
OF january 1884, viz: William II. lane,
under his homestead entry No S525 Water.
town series, for the southwest or Of section
a saft, lis. rang. .6S, and he names the
following witnesses to prove his continu-
ous residence upon and cultivation of said
tract, viz: @ H Weeks. + NJ Mead, Nathan
Johnson and Andrew Maiden, all of Miller
D 7. G. d, ARMsTRoSo, Register.
nOvl4
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-11-14

LAND OFFICE AT HURON, d I Nov. 6,
lSo3.-Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof, and that SAID proof, pre-emption,
will be made before the Probate Judge in
and for Hand county at Miller d 4 on
Saturday the 26th day of January, 1884.
viz Peter Hough, under his pre-emption
ID No 1859 series, for the northeast or
of section l8, town Ill, range 6S and he
names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cult
vation Of said tract, viz: Andrew Clifford,
William Conner, NJ Mead and George
NJ Sturges, all OF Miller, y T.
novl4 G.. b. ARMSTRONG, Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-11-14

LAND OFFICE AT HURON, ID. T. Nov. 5,
lSS3.-Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler kaS sica act;cc cf
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Register or Receiver
of the U S. land Office al Huron d. t. on
FRIDAY, Jan. 90 1851, viz: Scion BRYAN
p ID 5 No. 1850 for the northwest or. see.
%, town Ill, range SO. lie names the
following witnesses to prove his continu-
Ous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: q W WassOn, A n WasSon. @.
NJ Wilson and Kelsey Palmer, all OF Miller
Hand county, ID. T..
now q b ARMSTRONG, Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-11-14
Lane orrIcE Ar HrnoN n n 49,

LAND OFFICE AT HURON D. T. Oct. 30
lSS3.--Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof, and
that said proof, homestead, will be made
before Probate Judge in and for Hand
county at Miller ID I on Saturday the 29th
day OF December, 1888, viz: Louis @.
Stark, under his homestead No 3404 Huron
series, for the northwest quarter of see
ton ~, town ll0, range 6S, and he names
the following Witnesses To prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz: Henry A Miller, Andrew
Butler, l. ID Sweetland and. Joseph Shain.
all OF Miller ID. T.
now G B ARMsTRnSn Rnoisfar.