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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14
CHARGED wITH ExBEzzLEMESr.

CHARGED wITH EABEzzLEMESr. -
Thaddeus Hanford, proprietor of the
Seattle Chronicle, swore out a warrant
Yesterday against A. M. K. Gordon. ed
itor of that paper, charging him with
eInbezzieInent. The complaint alleges
that during the past two months Cor
don has embezzied some three hundred
dollars belonging to the paper. The
warrant was placed in the hands of
Constable Campbell, who, up to ten
O'Clock last evening, had been unable to
find Gordon, who, IL was stated, had
lift town but would probably return
Hauford claims that he has been rosbed
aud can prove iI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14

ARRIVAL OF THE WILLAxETTE.-The
steamship Willamette. Capt. Holmes.
arrived from san Francisco yesterday
evening". bringing I30 tons OF freight,
principally for this place. Her Seattle
eonsigrees were Is follows: Alfred Suy-
der, Petsh a Hink, Gomez ys Il vistal,
q. II. Brewster & Co.. Frauenthal Bros.
q. L. Root Hsrdy & Hall, J. NJ. Cole.
man. ]. j. Darcy x Co.. Lstour Il Co,
Il. Knox. ). Davis. Seattle Gas Light
Co. Sehvahacker Bros. Il Co. Seattle
Iron Works. W. Ritherhoff. whatcosn
Fernitnre Co, G. 4 p. s. X. Il. Co, w,
J. Bryant, y G. 4 II. CO., O. |. Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14
TIT FOR TAT,

IL will now be in order for the Seattle
PosT-isTELLIGEScER TO declare against
the candidate of its party, and give its
support and influence to MIR. Voorhees,,
the Democratic candidate.
So Gays our Democratic contemporary
the Tacoma Yees. We may add: II
will now be in order for the Tacoma
Ns,cs TO declare against the candidate of
its party, aud give its support and in
huence TO Mr.. Armstrong, the Repnb
liean candidate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14

HE REsULr.-A private dispatsh re-.
ceiyed from Snohomish last evening
stated that the Seattle Reds won the
match game of base ball PLAYED yestsr-
day, by score Of 35 to Z. Bishop,
of Port Townsend, won the foot race
and got swav with the money.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14

The schools have been four times Wis
tied by death during the year. Two
being taken from the Lake Union mis-
sion, and two frou the parent school
Miss Matte SoreT sen. who died last
week of diphtheria. has for several
years been a faithful attendant and was
much beloved.
A memorial paper will be presented
In the Sunday school this afternoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14

FIRx--Yesserday afternoon q large
piece Of canvas. stretched on the roof
Of Cochran 4 Robb's paint shop, on the
west side If Front street. gas discoy-
cred 81 b ON Ore Tue alsrm was
sounded, and the Department, With is
apparatus. was son oat IN full force.
bat too late % do any GOOD, as q fev
men With buckets soon extinSu shed tue
flames. Sparks from . Low chimney in
the same building dropped down On the
canvas and set u on ere. aud bat for
the timely discovery serious results no
dauht would have ensued.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14

Sick headache, habitual costiveness,
pains back and limbs, loss Of appetite
bad bre nth and taste in the mouth, etc,
entirely cured by the use of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14

NEW BLOOD, New LIFE.-This Is Oh
tanned by using Plumbers Oregon Blood
Parifier. For sale everywhere. 81 pei
bette. six for S.. apsdv6m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14

aiaysan Bro& 90 the front again
They viii spen up IN their store, corner
Columbia and Front streets. the Ancsf
stock Of m,ll,nesy goods ever cFensd in
Seattle, AsnaAy, SsptsmesF ~. LIS
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Plsnkrg of c. Numerical, Mill
and Front streets.

&EALED BIDS WILL BE Received
~ 0y the undet signed. Clerk Of the City
or Seatlle. ON or before Friday, Septenl.
Ter ~ lisa e. II o'clock D. m. for the
piauking ~ the following streets In 40
cordanee with tie plans and Specifications
therefor now on de, towit: Commercial
stFer'. from thu no III line Of King street
70 the ssUth line of Mill street. and Oh
MI street lroaI h. Centsr Of the alley In
block OF Magyar. . plat 10 the center Of
le alley IA blOck 5 4 said pla'. and on
Frcnt street from the north line OF Mil
street q north line of Battery street
ksch BID 10 be accompanied by g ca-h
depo< { OF $50 "a security for the execu-
ton OF ahy contract tn Imay be awarded.
First pub ica,ioa of this notice Septem-
Der l.. lss4 T. OSbUkNF,
sei36 Cleik.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14

AT YKsLxR's wRAsr.-Sseamcr Daisy
Is bringing hay from White River, L.
OF Is tons . trip. Steamer Nellie yes-
terisy took $50 sheep 10 Snohomixb.
and the Elsxs Andersoa SO 20 Victoria.
Ssesmer Rassler. belonging ~ Captain
Bspismin, ~ making weekly trips @
New Westminster. touching as every
conceivsbie pisoe. and getting quite .
trass. Steamer Pearl yesterday Iefs for
Nooksack. on her hrsf trip, having q
nIaabss Of passengers and souss freight
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14

NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI-
fed not to credit my wife, Orilla A.
Creeswell. upon my account. as / will na y
no bills Of her contracting. We have sep
arated and / have given her ample prop
erty 70 support herself.
IN. CRESSwELL.
Seattle. Sept. s. 1854. se6 IL
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A. /. MiCCULSkY 4 CO
sl5Sl7 Foes building, Commercial ST..
WHOLESALE csOcERs,

General Importers and Merchants, Com
mission and Shipping Agents.
HAVE REGULARLY ON SALE
II every de- criptiono of Goods connected
with the Wholesale e rocery and Provis IL n
trade. in which are included Teas Of all
qualities and in every description OF pack
ages Coffee, Cocoa and Chocolate OIL
meas stores Sugar. kice. Tapioca, Sage.
Pearl Barley, Oats. Bra n, Ground Barley,
Split Peas, 0s,ueal. Pepper and Spices.
Candles. Matches. Dris d Fruits, Jams and
reserves Canned and Salted fish.
The celebrated Capitol Mills tOres on)
Flour will be sold by US to jobbers at
prices that defy eempetition from any
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14
FIxsr s.prsr srxDAY .cHeel.

The First Baptist Sunday school bed
iis fifteenth annual election on Sunday
last September 7th, resulting in the fol-
loving officers: Superintendent, z @.
Caldwell: Assistant Superintendent,
Miss Emma Clark; Librarian, Miss
Florence Adams; Assistant Librarian
Morris Adams; Treasurer. A. II. King;
Organiss, Miss Susie Ward: Secretary.
w. II. Clarke. Most Of the officers we're
reelected
The secretary's report contains some
interesting statisiics- There are tzeive
classes IN the school. and sbe number at
present enrolled Is ~. though this
reaches back three months The Iarsess
attendance vas during the month of
December. 1883, giving total Of gu, or
about LIS per Sunday. The smallest at
tendance was IN May, giving total Of
5s3, or 81 per Sunday. The exact aver
age for the year was los, or a total at
tendance of 5S04, which. compared with
the previous year, Of 81, and total of
sos, - a good showing. Bot 10 do JUS
tIee - the chuFck- IL should be rernem-
beFed that a mission school has been
carried on during the year. the statistics
OF which are gwen below, making the
total attendance about one third larger
than last year.
The contributions Of the year amount
I'd to fl26 a.. aside from several special
funds created during the year. among
which are Christmas fund of $29, pic
Tie and concert fund of xI4I5. ana a
book fund of $s5. Rosert knipe's class,
numbering about Is boys, led on the
collections, their gifts amounting 10
Sal 20. W. II. Muse, with his six bows.
come next. amounting to 81 -. A
portion of this amount il set apart for
mission work. and the rest applied to
exprnsrs. Daring the year the sunday
School Purchased new library of about
30 volumes, the retail price of which
vas 20. The old library of 2s6 volumes
vas valued at about half its first cost
and given to schools in different places,
a folkaxa
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BIO r n.

CANPBELL-ln Coupeyille, W. T.. Sept
IL. to the wife Of George T. Campbell
son.
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BY purchasing about 800 worth of
Sunday School books at discount, the
school has furnished several other
schools with books at reasonable prices,
and still retains about $50 on hand,
expecting TO continue Its mission work.
The school meets at 12:l5 d. M. each
Sunday at the First Baptist Church.
LAKE UEIoS BAPTIST MISSION.
This interest was begun July Is, 1888,
in Pages Hall, "A being present at the
first meeting, and the average of the
tirst year rising TO %. The school suf-
fered the loss of its organ. library and
fixtures. but Is now held IN Frankland's
Hall. Its collections have amounted to
$50, while about SIS was raised for the
organ. ID. p. Pickard is superinteud-
ent, Mrs. 4. l.. Coikett, Secretary and
John Colkett is Treasurer. The aver
age OF the two schools for the year is
l6l. Total MONEYS raised:
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UNION LIVERY STABLE

HE BEST SADDLE HORSES.
finest ca risge~. hacks and buggiep
TO hire at any aid al. tines 81 mot rea-
s0aable rates
Horses boarded b. the day. week or
noah. and the best car guaranteed.
PHILLIPS & SEARS
Proprieto -. Com egcial rect. opposite
The Arlingtoa. AUS
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For Rent.

TWO DWELLING HOUSES. IN
j Quire Of A. ceILBkkG 8 co. seie
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COCO on IMPROVED CITY PROP
DoOO erts; will paw go ID interest,"
Apply 20 JANUS ROCHESTER,, rooms
II and 30 feslsr Leary block T. y BOZ
l6T. Seattle. VT sel2 Inn
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WANTED.

A LARGE. WE'LL FURNISHED
~ kouse. centrally located. Inquire 81
this or &c. se6
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House to Let.

A sPLESDID LITTLE COTTAGE.
"A centrally located Sl2 per month
Apply to G. q. FHINNkY & CO. Gel
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
From Wednesdays Daily.

The Yum bridge has been eDtirc-
ly swept away, with the xctpt1on
of the two end piers.
r. B. McGoughey, late U. ;. mail
Inspector for this section of country,
died on Thursday of last week at
San Gabriel. Cal, of consumption.
The whilom editor of the Sentinel,
J. :. Bancroft, is reported as having
severed his relations with that jour
nal and that he has secured a posi-
ton as night bar keeper at hotel
in Yuma,-gone from gas to goblets.
Nash, of the Benson Herald, has
ventured on another newspaper en>
terprise; this time it is the Nogdles
Express, spanish English paper,
No. 1, Vol. l of which is on our
table, a bright seven column weekly.
Again we say success.
The Golden Fleece mill is at work
running night and day on good
grade OF ore. No clean up has yet
been made, therefore the exact re-
suit is somewhat of conjecture,
but we apprehend that it will be
entirely satisfactory.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
AFTERNOON SESSION

one O'Clock p, m.--BOard met
pursuant to adjournment, 81
Messrs. Wormser, and A. j. Hal,
bert present. Opened as Board of
Equalization and adjourned.
Resumed as Board of supervisors
In the matter of the bill of Clark
son Avery for building outhouses,
well house, platforms, judges and
clerks desks, ratings, etc :, for
$1,603 rs, allowed as filed, and or
dered that a warrant be drawn on
Building Fund in favor of said
Clarkson Avery for the sum of $407.
On motion and by vote of full
Board it is ordered that the Treas
urer transfer the balances in Road
Funds of Districts Number 6, Z. and
into the General Fund of the
county.
On motion and by vote Of full
Beard it is ordered that the Treas
urer transfer from the General Fund
Of the county into the Poor House
Fund the sum of $500.
On motion and by vote OF full
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Territorial Twigs.

The Quijotoa Prospector of July
9th. says: Parties who are undoubt
ed authority on mining say that the
Covered w ellis county will develop
into large chlori ding camp. A
shipment of ore will be made from
Covered Wells 20 Pueblo, Colorado
...SoRora has another placer ex-
element, thirty miles west of Cabor>
ca, noar The old Palomas diggings
The Copperosity mine has res
ceiAed two smelters.
The Tucson Citizen of July 9Th
says: The mill of the Blue Jay
mining company is nearly complies
ed. The attention of ice men is
called to the necessity of cold stor-
age for fruit and meats. The Hell
vetia mining district promises to
come again to the front with more
copper bullion than ever. 1T is re-
ported that Capt. P. j. Mitchell and
his eldest son were killed by the
Navajos, while prospecting in New
Mexico, recently. Capt. Mitchell
once was superintendent of the
Santa Rita and the Golden Rule
mines. "A. K. Stafford has been ad
m tied TO membership in the Arizo-
ma Pioneers.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
GEOGRAPHIC.
AFTER OLD BEN.

New YORK, July 8.-A special
| from Kansas City says: 1.-THE Star
will publish tomorrow an interview
with Mrs. Mumfor1, widow of Mum
ford of New Orleans, who was
hanged by Ben Butler in 1862, and
q statemen; from her on who swears
that he Will kill Ben Butler If he
Iuns Tor President ="
CONDEMNED TELEGRANs. =
The French will seize Chinese
property TO guarantee the payment
of $50, COO, 600 francs indemnity.
Nine deaths of cholera at Mar
STILES on July 9Th, and several cases
at Nice. The flight from Paris is
unprec. dented.
The total appropriation by Con,
gross reaches $249, 2O1,OS7. a
The Central Pacific narrow gauge
in Guatemala, Central America, is
open seventy miles, running from
San jose on the Pacific through
Escuintta TO the city of Guatemala
John S. Fleming, of Leadvillea
committed suicied in San francisco
on Tuesday.
Work at the Washington navy
yard is suspended for lack of appros
priations by Congress.
One hundred and fifty persons
were poisoned by ice cream in New
York on july 4 h. &
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Proposals for Beef Cattle

Headquarters Department of rizona.
Office Chief Commissary of Subsistence
WHIPPLE BARRACKS. Presco {, r., /
CEALFD PROPOSALS. in triplicste.
| y subject to the usual cor ditions, will
be received at this office and st the office
Offhs citing Commits airy O. Subsistence
! at San Carlos T.. until II O'Clock, noon l..
on Monday, July -. AS4. at which
time and places the viii be opene% in
| the presence of bidders. for furnishing
| and delivery CT such quantities of Beef
Cattle. on the hoof, ay from time TO
time be required by the Subsi> tcrce d, =
scouts, and ,risoners ut the San Carlos
Reservation. A. T., fsom august 10, 1884
to June 80. 1885
The probable quantity of beef cattle re-
Quirrd will be about .9,tcO pounds, net,
per month
Deliveries OF beef cattle viii be required
every 30 days.
Bidders VIII sta,e the price per pound.
The Government res erves the right to
reject shy OF all p oi'osals.
Proposals must be accompsIisd ny
guarantee signed BY two re- ponsibI- per-
sons in the sum of 81 600 each. and in ac-
col dance with the form prescribed
Bidders w. i understood that cont acts
made unfe- this advertisement and pro-
posals made In response thereto, shall not
be construed to involve The Uni'ed States
in any obligation for payment in excess
of the approp, i.tion granted byCongress
for the purpose.
Blank proposals. guarantees and af1lda
wits, and full informant n TO the man
ntr OF biduin9 c.sndi; ions to be OBJ crved
by bidders, and terms Of contract ard pay
ment. will be furnished on application to
this office, or TO the Co missary al the
pc {.
ENVELOPES cor raining proposals should
be marked. roposals fol Beef Cal tle'' and
addressed to th+ rnde:si- T. d OF to the
Acting C ). at an Carlos, a. e.
CHAS. J.. EAGAN.
June 2s. Captain and c. s., U S Army.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Origin of Ammonia.

Ammonia Is obtained in large
quantities by the putrefaction Of the
urine of animals. - Encyclopedia
BrittGnRicn.
Every housekeepcr can test baking
powders containing this disgusting
drug by placing Can of the Royal
or Andrews Pearl" Top down on a
hot stove until heated, then remove
the cover and smell.
DR.. Prices cream Baking Pow
ders does not contain ammonia,
alum, lime, potash. bone phosphate.
Prove it by the above test. 1t is
prerarf q Ivy physician and chemist
with special regard to cleaoliness
and healthfulness.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Capital Comfort.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Mrs. Mary
K. Sheed, ITO Maryland avenue,
Washington, d. C, states, that for
several wears she had suffered terri =
bly, with facial neuralgia and could
fiud no relief. In a rec eDt attack
which extended TO the neck, back
and shoulds, the pain was intense
She reso we'd TO try st. jacobs Oil,
the great pain reliever. Rubbing
the parts affeo ted, three times only,
all pain vanished as if by magic,
and has not returned.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
MARICoPA COUNTY, A 7.

MARIcoPA COUNTY, A T. !
MONDAY, July It'll, 1884.
Board of Supervisors met this day,
it being the first Monday In July, to
hold their regular quarterly meet
ing. Present, NJ. Wormser, Chair-
man; A. ] Halbert, N. Herrick,
Supervisors Frank Cox, Clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting read,
approved, and signed.
Treasurer and Sheriff appeared
before the Board and proceeded to
settle their lict nse tax account for
quarter ending June 80.
After u comparison and examica-
tion of the said accounts, on motion
and by vote of full Board, said settles
ment was approved.
Treasurer filed his quarterly state
ment ending June 30th, together
with vouchers. After an examins>
ton, SAID statement and vouchers, on
motion and by vote of full Board,
said statement was approved.
Statement of warrants drawn by
Superintendent of Public Instruc.
ton filed and approved by vote of
full Board.
On motion Board adjourned TO one
O'Clock D. m.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Flotice for Publication.
DeClaratory Statement No. 1889
Land office q. Prescott Arizoca !

Lex statement NO. 1858
Land office az Prescott. Arizona,
July 10Th 1854
NJ Office is hereby given that the fol-
IN lowing named settler has filed no.
tice of his intention to make fl al pro +
IN support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the
Judge of the second di ;trict court of
Maricopa county, Territory of Arizona.
at Phoenix. Maricopa county, AilzoI. q
Territory, on The 18th day If Au znst, 1884,
u: Ramon Pecheco, of rhoen1x- Marco
pa county, Arizona Teri ory, f. T his De-
clarat ~ Staten ut NO.1269. for the east
q Of the west Il and the s II of the east
q of sec ioa No.seventee- III and the NV
4 of the east Il of section No. twenty
f2Ol in township No six 10y north of ange
No. nine r9] aSt. HI names the follow
ing WITNESSES to prove his C Min
uous IT siderce upon, ano cultivs ION of,
said land, viz: Daniel III. Boone. Juan
SOTO Oscar Won Studryck, and Ramon
Padiilo, all of Phoenix. MariCopa County, ,
Arizona Territory THOMAS WI >G.
Reg .ster.
First publication July 10, 1884.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Notice for Publication,
Declsratory Statement No. 1912.
LAND OFFIcE ut PRESCOTT. a n

DecIsratory STATEMENT No. 13l2.
LAND OFFICE ut PREsco1T, 4 t..
July 10th, ISL
NJ Office is hereby given that the fol-
~ loving nam settler has flied no.
tice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Judge of the
Second District courf of Maricopa County.
TIE. ritGry OF Arizona, 81 Phoenix, Marico
pa county. rizona Territory, on he 18th
day of August, 1884, viz daniel H Boone OF
Phoenix, Maricopa Co.. Arizona Territory,
for his Declaratory Statement No,13l2, for
the west 4 of section No. thirty five (35)
in township seven "a north of range N o.
eight o. east. He names the following
Witnesses TO prove his continuous resi-
dence upon. and cultivation of, said land
viz: Oscar Won Studryck, Ramon Pacheco.
Juan Soto. and Ramon Pablo. all of
Phoenix, Maricopa county, Arizona Ter
ritory. THOMAS WING.
Register
First publication July 10 1881. 5w
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Notice for Qualification.
Declaratory Statement No 1887.
Land Of;cs at Prescott, Arizona,
a l,

NJ 1901
Land Off:cs at Prescott. Arizona,
July 10 h. oS4.
NOTTCE is h ereby given that the fol-
- lowing named settler has fled no
lice of his Intention to make final proc {
in support of his claim, and thai said
proof will be made before the Judge of
the second district court of Maricopa
c unIy, Territory of Arizona. at Phoenix,
Maricopa county, Arizo,a Terri Dry on
sota, of Phoenix, Maricopa county, Ter
ritory of ATizona. fer his Deciaratory
Statement N. 1887, for the east Il Of
the cas- L of Sc. tion No. eighteen ISL
and the west Il of the 4 we t Il ard The
w st u of the west 4 f section No sew
enteen IN in township No. six (e) north
of range No nine (9) east. He pames
the following wit esses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, id land. viz: scar Won Sun
dryck, r: mon Pecheco, Daniel T.. oono,
aud Ramon adi'lo, all of Phoenix, Mari
pa co ny, Arizona Territory.
THOMAS WING,
Register.
First pubiicatiou July 10, 1881
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Australia talks of trees SOC

Australia talks of trees 500 feet
in hig mt. The largest of California
big trees measures but 325 feet in
hight.
The New Orleans cotton Exposi-
ton building will be lighted with
incandescent lamps, and will require
IL. 900 lights and 1900 horsepower.
To light with the arc system will
require 700 Jumps and 700 horse-
power to operate the dynamo. The
total steam required for lighting
and for Machinery Hall will be at
least 5000 horse power. In this es>
innate is included the power for FIVE
arc lights of $4,000 candle-power
each, which will light the grounds.
These are the largest single lamps
ever constructed.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
once 4 Grand canal comrar

ONCE q Grand CanNI Company. 80
Phoenix, A. T.. Juns9-
ny Office is her By given tha' Al q
~ meeting of the Directors, held on
thee b day 81 Jnne. A ID. 1884, on asress-
msnt of Tweniy-hve dollars tS25l Der share
was Levied up"n me capiiaio st ,sSS OF TIE
once of The Grand Canal Company, Phs
nix, A. 7.
Any stock upon which this assesemepL
shall remain unpaid On the 18Th day Of
June 1884, viii be delinquent and adver
tised for sale at pubic auction; and, un-
less pavmert is made before, will be cold
on the 18th day cf Jaly, A ID. 1884. to pas
The delinquent aesrs~m ent, together with,
costs of advertising and expenses ofsa q.
&. w. HO4DLEY,
Secretary.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Notice for Publication.
Declaratory Statement No. 1341.
LAND OFFICE AT PREsco T, ARIzoN >,


LAND OFFICE AT PREsco T, ARIzoN =,
July 10th. 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing named settler h filed II .tice
of his Intention to MAKE final proof in
support of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before the Judge of the
End District court of Ma icopa Conn
ty, Territory of Arizona, at Phoenix.
Maricopa county. Arizona Territory ol
the 18th day of August, 1884, viz: Oscar
Won Studryck, CT Phoenix, Maricopa
county, Arizona Territory, for lis Declar-
atory Statement No 134i for the u and
the west 4 of the g east Il of section
No. seven ~, and the east 4 of The II
east q of section No. eighteen (1S) IL
township No siz (6) north of range No l..
nine 80 east. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous res
i'd nee upon. and cultivation of, said
land, viz: Daniel Il Boone, Ran on Pc
checo, Juan Soto. and Ramon Podlllo, all
of Phoenix, Maricopa u'ty, Arizo a.
THOMAS WING,
ReRi ter.
First publication july 10Th. 1884