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Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27

desned. u from three tosevep feet in width,
and tho ors will average from S25 to 800
per ton. a short time ago the Flores mine
Was purchased by w. G. Parsons Esq, an
old pioneer Of this county, and more lately
VI the Contention mine, Tombstone. We
visited the Flores mine In company with
Judge Murphy, who owns an interest In the
mine and who has charge Of the property,
aud were agreeably surprised TO see the
amount OF work performed on this valuable
and promising claim. There is tuanel run
on the vein dist nee Of nearly 400 feet,
showing rich bsdv Of ore the entire length,
the vein il from thres 10 FIVE feet in width,
three shafts sunk upon II down 10 the floor
Of the tunnel, the depth Of the deepest shaft
being 100 feet. Judge Murphy las let =
contract TO sink 100 feet from the floor Of
tbs tunnel at 100 feet from its add. The
shaft is now down IA feet. showing some
Gne IRE. IL is true Gssare vein showing
two smooth walls the entire length Of the
tunnel. Tho work is being vigorously pnsh-
ed and the results have proven more eneour-
aging and q ,ttening than could have been
hoped for. This nnne has paid its way for
AL the work done upon IL, and oyet' $1,000
in 60 has bsen aire Idy taken out Wepre-
di bright future for this rnine ind visa
the lucxy owners all kinds of suoc. IS.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
MINING In M0HAVE.
WHAT OUR MINERS ARE Doiro IN THE
DIYFEyEsT DISTRICTS or THIS
COUNTY.

There are about 20 tons Of ore on the
platform at Kingmsn awiiting shipment.
fine railroad eompiny o,auots u?piy carr
fast enough TO meet the demand.
The Cerbt mill u running on full time
with about 80 tous Of ore ahead.
j. Roberts has leased portion Of the "G3'
mine from ID. j. Csnty for six months, and
stLrts in 10 work tom orrUw.
w.llisms and MsCae have struck it rich
un the Black and Tan mine at Stockton and
are happy.
Lost Sunday afternoon tic hoisting work
OF the II ckberry Minis were destroyed by
IRE, together with the blacksmith shop, \
lot Of tools, powder. candies and large
quantity of mining tiinbers. Bat liltle could
be done to save any Of 'he property, owing
to the fact OF some boxes Of giant powder
being stored in the building. a letter from
Mr. Howell. the energetic munger u the
company says that the boiler and pumps
have been repaiIod and put IN good SHAPE
and that new hoisting IL achinery will be in
position in few days, aud everything will
then go on as usual. II takes more than sny
ordinary Ere TO discourage man OF Ar,
HOwelrs cshbre.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
Tse New 4 arrangement.

The following in regard 10 tbs recent
change IN railroad matters is taken from
the St. Louis Railway Register:
''1he new arrangement Is as follows, the
facts being learned by q representative Of
this paper while in New York: The Allan
tic a Pacific las purchased from the South.
ern Pacific It's Mohaye division, 2ie miles
In length. extending from Mohave TO the
Needles. The Southern Pacific also conceded
to tbo Atlantic & Pacific the right 20 run
its trains from MOhaye TO Oakland pier,
oB?osite san Francisco, q distnce Of 2s2
miles.
Bv tiis contract tx Atlantic & Pacific.
~hich Is owned jointly by ,hs Atchison,
Topeka & Santa 10 and 81. Louis q Fan
Francisco. extends is road 20 Mohave on
the Southern Pacific and ob.ains the right
TO run it, own trains virtually to San Fran
cisco. The acquisition is /, splendid one.
and viii bs Of mutual advantage TO all con.
eerued.
The California Southern, now reaching
from san Diego To San Bernardno, 1S0
miles, is to be extended TO junction with
the purchased Mnhaye division, and then
transferred TO the Atlantic 4 Pacific, which
will thereby be extended to the Bay Of San
Diego on the Pacific coast"
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
Summons.
III. EUCHgBAUs,
Clerk.

In the District Uourt OF the Third Judi.
cigl DisIict OF the Territory Of hrizons,
County Of Noh .yfs.
Cecilia NJ. Kiney, plaintia. vs.. John
Riney. defendant Summons.
Action bFou9ht in tbs District Court Of
the Third JndieiAl District Of the Territory
of Arizona in and for the County Of Mo
have.
The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting
10 John RiBey.
You are hcFsby summoned and required
10 appear ia an action brought against you
by the aboye named plaintiff IN the Dis.
triet Court Of the Thigd Judicial District
ia and for the County Of Hohaye, in the
Tsrritory ot Arizona. and answer the CON-
plaint fiied with tns Clerk Of this Court, at
Mineral Park. in said county "a copy Of
which complaint accompanies this sum
mons within twenty days te1ciusiye OF
the day uf reryi-e after the service upon
you Of this Sunmons. II served IN this
county: Uut II served ont of the county.
aud within this district then within thirty
DAYS: 10 ali other eases, forty days. And
YOU are hereby notified that il you fail 10
sprssar and nHrser the complaint as above
raauired. the plaintiff sill apply TO the
Cont for the relief demanded therein.
The SAID action IL brought 10 obtain a
decree dissolving the bonds Of matrimoDy
between plsintif and defendlnt, and costs
and disbursements in this behalf expended.
Given under my hand and the seal
<s,7-Szs Of tho said District Court at Min
RHaSH erai Park this 10Th day Of July
1874
JoHr X. AAcaENzIE,
Clerk,
VIZ. G. BL,KxLY, Attorney for plaintiff.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
LETTER FROM KISGMAS.

We olairu Sheriff S.eea as citizen Of
Kingman now. whsn you tako tho census
1T the Park leave Bob out.
There is an Immense amount Of ore piled
up ON Welton q Bescher's platform awaiting
shipment west, but the X. X. Co. are not
able to handle it at present.
II l. said the bridge will be completed in
ten days or tao weeks.
T4gqast Co. forwarded several cars Of
ore 70 Pueblo tais week.
Hut hes & Ewing have already sent IN
about Is tons of ore which viii be shlpp
TO the Pueblo smelling works at once. Lee
Raught hauled il from the mine.
ar, W. NJ. Bridsr and wife and Mrs. Haas
paid Kiugrnan short visit last Sunday.
Hardy's team is hauling m another car
load II ore from tho American Flag.
Hsn-y Raymond is making things lively
al The champion mine, and has commenced
shipping ore.
Mes..s. Sears and Regan arrived from
San Francisco this week and went out to
the Champion mins under AN tn9sgtm
with the company.
The A. d p. pay car il about month be-
hind time nov and great dissatisfaction 10
expressed by the employees Of the road ana
ali Others interested.
kir,pnlan il coming TO the front as lively
town: no less than tkree 6ahts-Marqnis of
oueensbury rnles-snd ons shooting scraPe
! all in one day.
/ Our merchants say that business IA RAPID
Iy increasing and judging by the Immense
J atnount Of goods sold ii must be 30.
Charley Beecher and II. b. Cox are going
| no omen a srst -class saloon in the rooii ad'
;oipiug weIton & Bescher's and are no"
fitting it up for that purpose.
ThsYe are ruDsors Of an important change
in the res.anispt business in Kingrnan.
Judge W. c. Haze.dine, attorney OF th'
A8P.R. n. Co., was in town this wees
One Of the II. X. lsborers was badly bitter
bv fattlssnaks ON Thursday. He Is oo
Of danger however
II ia reported that Mr.. Batemah who ~a
40 badly injured in the X, X. accident Oh
the 8. p. is improving daily and VIII so"'
be on bis way TO Arizona again.
Politically spe,king there have bsei, 'sve'
q, coasessigns in Bingman this week. an 81.
,o,;tios are 80 mach Dns sided there IS ii'ii
chance for an argumDnt,
The first fatal shooting serhpe 10 ,hs ~, nh
. tory of Kinsman occurred this week %
Mrypn will no doubt contain a foil acoo0,
= Of Il IA the editor came over 70 a''en'
the ease in the capacity OF coroner
, Mr y.s !, Head Of Prescot' ana we're
/. .oept several aass II biagiaap last week
>. AY Davis returned tran i4'S Att-SSp
" where be has been visiting bis family
Il &c. Potts paid as friendly v'''' )"
n J'uesday.
. Master nenit, welton left Tor o1h ff"
NJ cisco on Monday raJIaiIg's tram.
" 0i''' y" wALLRI1.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
Proceedings oi the Board Of Sa-
ygyvisoTs.

The Hon. Beard OF supervisors met July
zist A. ID. 1884 pursusnt 10 Adjournment.
Present ". n. Hirdy. Chairman, NJ. W.
Henkle and W. 5. Clark, SupsryiSors, and
y. Backsbaum, Clerk.
Minutes Of ths meeting Of July 7ti 1854,
re "a and approved,
Voting nyo-.aankIe AID Hardy
Mr. CLARK no; T,tins. not being mem
bsr Of the Bard a; that meeting.
Minutes Of thi mssting Of Jaiy sth 1894
reid aud approved.
Voting aye Henlls and Hardy.
Mr. Clark not voting, not being men,
ber of the Dard AZ that meeting.
Minutes Of the meeting Of July 9th read
and anry..Yed.
Voting aye--The full Board.
The bJnd Of j. W. Stephenson az Notary
Public presented and approved by the
Board.
BJnd Of L. o. Coyan as Justice OF the
Peace of Haokberry precinct presented
and approved BY the Board.
Bill Of Bancroft Z Co. assigned 20 II.
Bucksbauin, for registration blanks and
freight allowed on the Contingent Funj
I for e2s.05.
! Motion by N. ". Hsnkle that on pe.i.
tion Of oitizans of Boal Springs prso'nct,
( W. 81. Lake be. and hereby IS, appointed a
Justice of the Peace in and for said Beal
! Spring precinct. Carried.
Voting aye the full Board.
Petition for precinct north of Colorado
river presented and read.
On motion of NJ. W. Henkie the precinc
heretofore established and known as th'
Grand Wash Precinct. is hereby 6iscontin
ued, and all that territory lying north o
the Colorado river and within the county o
nohave, b., and hereby is established, ani
10 be known En- the Aount Trumbuli Pre-
cinct.
J And that r. hard 4. Morris, pstitiole'
} for ia said petition, be, and hereby is, ar
} pointed Justice Of the Peace in and for sal
Mount Truinbul! precinct.
3 Voting nye-fnll Bosrd.
Il Petition ior The appointment of register
] ing officer for Stockton precinct read,
Oa motioa Of W. s. Clark, j NJ. Gale wa
t and hereby is, appointed registering ofhcs
in gnd for stockton precinct.
Voting sye-the full Board.
=. On motion of M. W. Henkl', Angus Care
4 was, and hereby is, appointed reeistorit
!. oifiser ID. and toE Haokb6gry precinct
= Voting aye--the full Board.
/, Bid of d. W. Holloway & Co., for bosr
IS ing prisoners ard INDECENT sick. opened al
n read 90 follows:
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
FLORES MINE

y,jch lies about one half mile west Of Ger
bat. ihera Is a gyoan Of gold claims that
sre now attracting some deserved notice.
They arc the Flores, the Vanderbilt, the
Idaho and the Eureka. Nothing but assess
,oeut work has been done on tbese claims
for a number OF yearsi tho veins are wei!
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
X riders is the place TO trade.

DR.. Il. l.. Burdick left yesterday afternoon
for professiona. visit to Kingman and
Haokberry.
Mrs. c. Riney Of Peach springs has
brought suit in the District Court to sever
the bonds of mairimony existing between
herself and husband.
Fred Kayser, one of the Sandy ranchmen,
came in on Friday with load Of potatoes
and onions which found a ready sale.
We have on hand one "a and and one ss
inch Bellows for sale cheap. also ons 120
pound anvil. W II. TAooAaT T. Co.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
Murder M kinguna n.

Last Tuesday morning about daylight q
few of the citizens Of kingman were swak-
ened by a rifle shot, bnt as no one seemed
to be stirring, and no further sound wa.
heard, they thought nothing Of il. Aboui
seven o'clock however, Il WAS discovered
head and instantly killed while asleep IL
his cot IN the corrail in The rear Of Taggari
d Cos. store. sheriff Sieen. " ho happened
to be i'll Kngrnar, wills at once notified u
the killing and by his orders the b .dy WAS
left undisturbed. while an Indian was seui
after tho csroner. From information re-
c.iyel the Sheriff proco ,ded to the Indian
camp near the sampiing works and arrested
a wsilapsi indian named Dick" aud charg-
ed him with the murder. He at first denied
it strennously. but finall y acknowiedse sed that
he WAS the man who fred the fatal shot, ,and
when asked why he did so said that daring
the night previous, Pete Laroqne and man
callsd Oscar came up to his camp with
couple Of bottles of whisky and after get
ting them all drunk Pete dragged of his
squaw, while Oscar carried on her sister,
that bo objected, drunk as hs was, and wa'
knocked over tho head with sixshOoter b,
one II tho men. That he lay unconscious
for while and ID soon as he had recovered
sufficiently be procured his rifle and started
in search Of Pete. That he found him ia
the .cTrall and ~aited until it was light
enough to see when be rested his gup on the
fence few feet away from the bed and
fred the fatal shot and then run of to his
camp. The ball entered the skull above ths
righ, eye, coming out At the back Of the
head and lodging in the shoulder. Coroner
Hyde arrived in the afternoon snd at once
held an inquest on the body, but there was
no testimony introduced except the confes
sion OF the Indian as made 10 the sheriff and
others. The jury found the following yer.
dict:
KsoMAs, July 221, 1sot.- We, the Jury
empanoled to hold inquest on the body OF
Indian Pete. find as follows; That mis- true
name was Peter L.roque, was born in Ore
gon and was about thirty years Of age and
| that he came 10 bis death from a gunshot
wound in the head inflicted by An Indian
c He'd Dick while in his bed in the corral
behind Taggart Co.'S. store.
| l.. q. LGssyLL,
| II. Il. Cox,
G. IL. BEKcHEE,
FRANK NICHOLSON,
wILLIlM SPEsoTB,
HuGH ScASLAS,
X. W. SAGE,
X. MApsES
W. KEUMP.
The story told by lie Indiau is no doubt
the true o;,e as the victim was man OF bac
reputation, openly and notori"usiy consort
ing with the Indians. furnishing them with
whisky etc. de was supposed 10 be hall
breed AoJoc Indian, bnt his true parentagt
ia untno He has lived in this county
for some years, making his living by gam
+; bling, az whioh hs was an expert, and b,
! driving stage and clTiying the mail, Jittl'
or no sympathy il expressed at his fate.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
For prisoners, A. 90 por aay. Or 50 cts. per

For prisoners. 81 90 per day, or 80 cts. pss
meal, d. livered.
Indlgen, Sick, si00 for board, 80 cts. for
lodging.
Board for prisoners, 10 be paid from Con.
tingent fund.
Board for INDECENT Sick, to be paid from
Indigent Sick General Fund.
On motion Of NJ. W. Henkle the above bid
IL hereby accepted.
Carried. Voting aye--the full Board.
Recess 10 O'Clock o. IN.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
AppIleuiIon For Pardon. /.

VIZ G. Bt,KrLT, Attorney for piainti
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27

Notice Is hereby given that after fifteen
days from the irst put liGstion hereof, will
apply to the Governor of the Territory for
the pardon of J Y. WaIdrip, whe ~ now i'm.
prisoned in the Territorial prison Of said
Territory, serving y sentence nnder convic-
,ion. in the District Court in Mobave coun
ty, in October, 1879, OF assault with intent
~ kill.
jy2G % W. q. BLAKELzs
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
OYrIcIALPAPERoFTHECou COUNTY.
MINERAL PARK. JULY n, 1884.
.cprvAI. A DEPARTURE OF MAIL.

Miner Il Park 10 Kingman and all points
east and west. daily, except sunday'--
Arrives II m. leaves p. N.
Mineral Park to 81. lhonas-- Affisen
Tussday, Thursday and Saturday ~ a. IN.
-f<ayes Mopd ", Wednesday and Friday at
TIA. M.
M;nsrnl Park to signal-Arrives Tuesday.
Thur.iav ard Saturday At 1900 M, leaves
nonday. wedn esday and Friday at p. m.
W. NJ. KErpEx. p. u.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
Board resumed: nlI present.

Board resumed; all present.
Motion made by W. s. Clark that NJ. W.
Henkle have. and hereby has, the full con-
troll of the county hospital for INDECENT sick,
10 receive and discharge all cases Of INDECENT
sick that may arise. Carried Voting aye--w.
s. Clark and w. II. Hardy.
NJ. W. Hsnk!e not voting.
Board stood AZ recess.
Board then met ss Board OF EIualiza-
ton.
Adjourned to Jolly 23th 1854 at ten
colo * a. IA.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27

b ,ard met as Board OF SUP rvisors.
Moiioa made By NJ. W. Henkle, seconded
by W. 5 Clark, that upon the payment TO
the Sheriff and ex officio County Collector
If Mohaye county By this Atlantic and Pa
oi6c Raiiro ,d CDmptny OF such amount as
may hereafter be found 10 bo due from IL
for taxation for tbs year 1884,, upon the
tax levy hereafter to be IN Ide upon the
taxable property 10 said county, upon
v,lu ,tioa of si.0) per mile upon ITO 2-i0
m les Of It's rairo ID, on or before the 5rd
Monday Of December 1881 the said Sheriff
and OK ofieio County Collector is hereby
anthor zed and instructed 10 settle with
o I'd oomptny in full Of all taxes assessed
and levied against it for the year 1884
Aud up IN the payment Of said sum 80
fund to be due ~ aforesaid 10 give a full
reocipt therefor, In accordance with the
t,rns of certain order made by this
Board In reference 10 the tax ttion Of said
compiuy on the 18th q ~ Of January A. D..
1884,. Carried.
Voting aye--The full Board.
Petition of A. r. Simonds requesting tho
Board 20 extend the time for collection Of
toll on ths Beal Spring toll road read.
On motion "f N. w. Henble the right is
hereby granted TO said A. 7. Simonds to
maintain and collect toll On the said Beal
Spring tell ROAD from the forks Of the Min
eral Park and Union Pass roads to Beal
Springs 10 and including Oct. u, 1857.
Carried.
Voting aye-The full Board.
Adj urned TO July 2sth, nei, 10 am.
Attest:
VI. EUCgsBAUs,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-12-20
Sheriff IS sale


orATE OF KANSAS,
Philips County,
Ia the DistricE Co1. Of Phillips county.
e Cas- $50. 6Sl:
The American Mortgage and Inyest-l
ment COMPANY kiaiatH,
vs..
John +. crusha ana Mary Ciusha,
Defendants,
{'uohc notice Is hereby given, that
Nnder, and hy virtue of the iud. insnt
leuQdrei ~ the above entitled action
ia and by ths above named Court, and
~ Su order OF sale issued on eaid udg-
lneut, Ia me directed AID delivered.
VIII, On january 6th. 1885, between the
nous ~ ana 3 O'Clock p. d. OF said
day ~ the front door Of the Court
Huusc. IL PhlIHpsbutg z, III the county Of
PHILIPPE, State of Kansas, oner at pub-
-ic slle and sell 10 The highest bidder
Eor c. "A ia hand. The following described
IeAL property Hausly; The eat ha,f
ll-3l u the norIa east Qusrter. (l-4) OF
Sec.ioa Five 90, 2 township Two ,2)
south Il Range Nineteen 49, " est.
sold subject to a prior mortgage of
&&oO 20, with interesS at Ter cent
lTOm Sept. LIST, 1881. all ia the county
~ 4hilAps, state II kRGsas sad pro
perry has been levied uu IL. and l. l., be
s"ld a. ne property u TUG above name6
defendants.
Da,ca This lst day O; December. =
y lssi. j. l.. Moons
Saerid II phillips CouRty, Ks.
1l-..ti b
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-12-20
Land once at kirwin. Kapsas.

Land Ol5cs at kirwiu, Kansas.
1901 December l., 1884.
Notice is hereby given That the follow
ing-named seCJlsr Aas filed notice OF his
intention 10 ma4e Insl proof in support
of mis- claim, aud that SAID proof VIII De
made before the Register O. Receiver at
kirwin, Kansas, ON Jan, 10, 1855, viz /.
y. c. H,atOn,
lid I2IOl. for the 80 or section % town
I range IG. He names tho following
witnesses TO prove his continuous resi-
dence upon, aHd cultivation OF, SAID
land VIZ J.. Newell, w. Z Sitter, n
Sitter and !. u. AiatLesOn, all o. Aaue-
son, kaS.
d6jIOp John Bissell, Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-12-20
10 Omce a Kirw!n. Ksnsas
so

1929 November IS, 1854
Notice IS hereby given thzI the follow
iug-naued settle has flied notice on EiS
ia eutlOn TO make Enal proof in support
OF his claim, aud that said proof VII De
made 6eIuIe he Regi Ter or Receiver at
hlTWln, Kansas, ON lee. -. 1851, VIZ !:
L. Us. HcatUu,
I'd 1927, for he NV or sec 10 town 2
IA ge 10. he names The following wat
ntsses u prove has cont. uUus res. drRce
DPon. ami Cultivation OF, Said Iaud. s u
j. IL SiaJle>Ob, Jam. Eo e son, ,tll.
sld Patdck Carl. Vi Matte IL. hau~
az Emmr, IS ebbs OI nernisn Own k,.-.
-.4 4l5dz0p John BisSeI, Register
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-12-20
SberiE's Sale

SlSEAL1 .oals.
State Of Kansas, .,
Phillips County. o.
IN the District court Of Eh1lipa County.
The American Mortgages aud Invest
-nent Co. Plaintiff, }
Nh Montgomery,
Nancy 4 Montgomery, Frank Finley,
--- Finley [hjs wife), G. " Young,
and John G. Davenport, DGfendtuts.
Public Notice is hereby given, that
under and by virtue Ut the judgment
rendered in the above entitled action.
I'm and by the above named court. and
Of an order o. sale issued on said JUDI
Ient, to lie directed and delivered I
will on JaEuarF Sth 1855 between Inc
hours Of ! and : o'clock =. NJ, Of said
day, At tho front door OF The court hou-e
in Ph.!lipSburG, in the County OF Phi
lips, State Of Kansas, offer at Public
sale aud sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash IN hand, the following described
real property namely: The nurthwe-t
quarter + II Of the southeast qua ter
Cl4l and the south half -l-21 OF the
northeast quarter "a and the north
"a, quarter III Of the northwest
quarter Is and The south half l-21 Of
the northwest quarter rI-4l aad the
northeast quarter Id of lha southwest
quarter l-4] OF section twenty-SiN %
aud the southwest quarter (l-4l of the
northwest quarter Tl-4} of SECTION
twenty-five L25 81 in township one ri
south of range nineteen rs west, sold
sUSjees to mortgage Of 1,IO0.OO wi. h
interest at psU cent from Feb !, 1882,
81 in the County Of Phillips, Slate of
Kansas. Said property has cen levied
upon spd IS to De sold as the pro erty
OF the shove named detondants. Dated
this 4th day Qt UeSynber a. D. 1884.
90 :. 3, WOODS,
Sheriff Of Phillips County
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-12-20
Sheriff - sale.
STATE OF Kansas.
Pn.lIipa County, ! 7'
In the District Court Of Phillips Co.
Sheriff = Sale.

In the District Court Of Phillips Co.
Case NJ. 6I2:
The American Mortgage ana r.
vostucut Company, Plaintiff,
~.
Samuel " Baker and Mary >
Baker, defendants.
Public notice Is hereby xivcu. t.,at
under, and Oy virtue Ul IIle Judgment
rendered III the above entitled action.
ia and by On" above named Court.
ana OF All order ID s4.a jsSucd on 50 q
lud2 ment. To lre Girec,ca and drI.v-
cred, I vii! Oh Jam. 9th. 1855. between
the hours on | and 3 u'clorl p. n. of
said day, al tltc front door Of the
Court House ii PhiHiUsbUrg. 10 the
county OF Phillips, State Of Kansas,
offer at public sale and sell To tie
highest bidder, for cash IN hand, the
following described real property.
namely: The cast half 80 OF the
northwest quarter I'd and the south
west quarter y OF the northeast quar-
ter { I J Of Section Three 81 IN Town
ship OUe J. south OF Range Nineteen
49, west. Sold subject to ., mortgage
Of SGO0.UO with interest at per cent.
from August Ist, 1881. All in the
County OF Phi lips. State OF Kansas.
said property has been levied upon,
and is to be SOLD as the property vi the
above FAMED Defendants.
Dated this 18th day Of December, a
D. 1881. j. B. WOODS.
Sheriff OF Phillips county, KS.
Di-J6. a,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-12-20
MosioB 70 Reserve Bios for the Experimenting
he Philips County Peer farm.

For the 5ear 1885, commencing the
second Monday IN January 1889, The
part ~ 10 bid 10 do tie raining IN go q
v7ot kmauike manner also 10 attend 10
all The psupels assigned 10 ~ poor
house. The County % provide all nee
essaries of the hQu5e, team, and nipple
ments. seed. &c Z he bids 10 br pre-
sen ed 70 thR Comfy CLERK on or before
the first Monday in Jauu IS 1855, 10 oe
let to The lowest respcn-iblc Bidder
a.. II. Close,
n24i5 Chairman PRO ella.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-12-20
Land Office 81 kIfwia, kansas

Land Office 81 kltwia, kansas
$3.50 December Z, 1884.
SoUcs IS hereby given that tne follow
ina -Iame3 settler has Sled noLl OF nla
intention 10 make 6nGl proof u support
~ Us claim, and thE. said prof ri. be
made before the Clerk 81 Dist let Court
o. Probate Judge st PhilEpsburg, Aas.,
oR January 10 $50, Ftz:
Hyn5 Johnson,
BID 3C46, for che n hf sw or, sr or sv or
aud sw or "a Or section p Town / range
81. lie na,1es the following Witnesses
10 prove his cOntlnUou- residence upon,
and cultivation 0f sad laud, viz. Pet
er c. Waggeners A. g Hanson, NJ b
Turner ard Henry Story. all Of Long
Island, Kansas.
John Bissell, Registor.
Wm Bisseu. Atty d6Jl0