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Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

assessment on Centennial mill and mill site, notion made and seconded that the assessed value on said mill be raised from S3500 to $5000.
 On motion the Clerk was directed to send notice to A. llaag 10 appear on July Y, 1888, to show cause why the assessed value of lot i, block 80, should not be corrected from S255 10 S400.
 Convened as | Board of Supervisors. Minutes of July 3rd, 9th, 9th and 7th, read and approved.
 On motion tue Board adjourned to 10 o'clock q. m., July 11th, 1888.
 GHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk. Approyed--J. REDstAN, Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21
TnRRiTeRaAh Torscs.
Condensed from Our Exchanges for
 silver Belt" Headers.

There are fifteen prisoners in the Pima county jail.
 Cattle arc assessed at $10 per head Tn Cochlss county.
 During the quarter ending June 30tb, th0re was paid out by the Board of Supervisors the sum of $150 fer the scalp3 of mountain hons killed in Yav- apai county.
 Mr. F. A. Jones has fys-acre field of alfalfa at his ranch in ,Arivaipa Canyon from which he expects to se- euro forty tons of hay this year. He has already cut twenty-five toms Wilcox Steckman.
 There will be no new registration this year in Pima county, the Board of Supervisors having failed to give the required notice within the time specified by law. The Great Register of 1886 will therefore hold good.
 Five candidates for Sheriff of Yava- pal county have announced in the Prescott papers. The Democratic can dIdates are Chas. $. Katbrsns, c. Doug. las Brown and Jas. II. Walker. The Republicans are 4. ". Callen and 5. C. Rees.
 George Stevenson, telegraph opera tor at Glamis, thirty-four miles west of Yuma, was found shot through the heart in his office on tho afternoon of the l4th. 4 Mexican was arrested On suspicion and brought to Yuma by the trainmen. The particulars arc not yet known.
 The Board of Supervisors ol Apache county, instructed the District Attor- ney to rcqaire writs of eviction ts is- sue against all persons failing to pay taxes, interest, costs and penalties on property that has been sold fer delin- quent taxes and bid in by the county.
 The report reached Phoenix that Governor Zulick had appointed Hon. Jehn A. Rush to the oiiiee of attorney general, made vacant by the death of Briggs Goodrich John A. Rush is an old pioneer, resident of Prescott. an able lawyer and every inch man.
 Gazette.
 The assessment roll of Mohaye county fer 1888 foots up s3.689, 700.75. The 4, < P. railroad was assessed for :, 2,560 eco acres of land at twenty-five conts per acre, amounting to s6i0. GOO, and on improvements g, 100000, mak- ing 2 total of S2,9lo0oo The assessa- bie value of the property Of the coun. ty aside from the railroad property amounts to q ,285, 709.75. - M5haye Miner.
 Parties who propose to put in irri. sating pumps in lieu of ditches, will watch with interest the one recently put in motion by NJ. ". BlaHdell, in Araby Valley near Yuma. It Is ac- credited with lifting 5000 miners inches Of water per minute. Though in operation but a few weeks it has been tested sufficiently te demonstrate lhs possibility of raising water by tbi5 means, in any desired quantIty.-cit izen.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21


 The Dr. Thorn mine, the supposed richness of which has caused many a weary step in search of it, is still ln- cognito, We learn from MT. ]. H. Baker, of Salt river, that a party passed that way, few days sinco, full of hope that they would prove the 'luckey cussss" to find it. We wish them luck in the undertaking, and as we arc not one of the Jobs comfort CTS, we will not suggest storchouse of disappolntments on their trail. We have lived on the frontier for twenty-nine years, and are familiar with hreside stories of fabulously rich mines whose discoyerers have with cred from the land, leaving nc trace af .tho find other than that of its traditional sxistsnes.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21
POST OFFICE RULES.

efhos open from A. A. to ?. M,, daily
 Eundays-One hour after mail Srrives,
 Mail closes going East and West at ;45 A, B., daily
 Aonsy Order Department--eloses at P. n., aily-Sundays excepted,
 Mails go to San Carlos and MaXey every Monday Wednesday and Friday-to Catalpa, Armer, Tonto Rye, Paysnn, SEe., every Mon day. These mails close the night previous at oP.M. AL0N2O BAILEY, r. NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21
Approved J }EDuAN, Clerk.
GloeE. GiIa County, Arizona.

July l2th, lS88
 Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present Supervisors Redman, Kin ney and Sultan, C. ?. Martin, Clerk
 Minutes of July 9tb, 10th and llth, read and approved.
 Convened IS 6 Board Of Equalita- tion.
 4. B, Ross consented to have added to his assassment--jewelry Slo0.
 Jas. F. Gerald appeared and exam med as 10 his assessment, and consent cd to a raise on cattle rem 28o to 300 head and on lot 3, block 87, from slG0 to $600
 C. D. Ferguson appeared, sworn and examined as to his assessment motion made and seconded that ranch at Wheat6slds bs raised from sl200 to $500.
 Chas. SchuIze appeared, sworn and examined as to his assessment, motion made and seconded that assessed value eflot %, block S2, be raised from $500 to $500.
 Convened as & Board of Supervisors. The following claims were then al- lowed and warrants ordered drawn for same:
 Clalm of Jos. Thompson, work on Court House for sl5, allowed s7 30; claim of l.. Robinson, supplies s5i claim of Il, Sboap, work on bridge s10; claim of J Thompson, work on Court House $lo, claim of c. C. Grif- fin, assigned account of N. Hooker s25; claim of T. c stallo, rent S6o.
 The Board then accepted the ac- count of P. Stanley, overseer of Me Hllen Road District for the year 1887.
 On motion r. Stanley was appoint ed oyerseer of BfcMlllen Road District, and the Clerk directed to notify him of such appointment and that ho IS re quired to file bonds in tho sum oi s250.
 On motion the boundaries of School .Aistrict No. 6, were changed as fol- lows: Commencing one third of a mile sontherly of Gerald's houses thence westerly to the Lucky Cuss mine; thence liorthwesterly to Pinto creek about , miles below Horrels ranch thenc' northeasterly to Salt rlyer summit nd southern boundary line of School District No. 4 thence along the hne of District No. 1, to the mouth of Cherry creek; thence easter ly along Salt .iver to the 110 degs. 90 min. west loig.i thence south along said Meridian to the intersection of the s degs. 90 min. north latitude; thence westerly to place of beginning.
 On molten tho Beard adjourned to July 18th, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 CHluS. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

A boy, on Monday last, fell from a freight wagon, in the vicinity of the San Carlos Agency, and was crashed beneath the wheels, Residents or tho Agency kindly assisted in his burial The deceased, Luke Jones, was from Carlisle, New MeZieo.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

The horse race, to De run at the old Government farm, near Camp Reno, on August 18th, IS absorbing the interest of tbe people of Touto and Salt river Frank Watkins en- ters Black Dick and John and Frank Cline, Borraeho. Distance 800 yards; stakes S2000. J. B. Watkins writes us that during the three days prior to the race there will be a lunch stand on the ground and ample accommo. dations for everybody attending. The affair is to conclude with 8 ball and supper at A. A. Packard's ranch on tho night of the race, There will no doubt be a large attendance.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Mir. Jewell the newly elected Trus- tss for School District No. l, qualified on Wednesday last, and upon re-or- ganizatlen of the Board, was elected chairman. His term of office is for thrss years. The election ot teachers resulted in the selection of Mills Van Wagsnsn as principal and Mrs. A. B. Ross as assistant.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

A gentleman from Cherry Creek reports that Dr. T. c. stallo had been notified by the Agent nt San Carlos that he had been reliably informed that tho ranch which tho Doctor occu- pies is within the lines of the White Mountain reservation, and, therefore, it had become his duty to notify him to yaeate the premises. The question of boundary, as claimed by tho Agent, seems q matter of surprise to persons familiar with that section of country. The supposltion IS that the ranch, in question, is not within four and a half miles of the reservation line.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Mrs. Mary Pascos, mother Of the Pascoes of Globe, had the misfortune to fall and break her lip, on the Sth instant, ia Marysyills, YolO county, California.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Professor Condon s lecture, on phren- ology, on Thursday evening, was highly instructive. He is an enter tsiping and logical speaker.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Rev J. Monfort, of Florence, re- quests us to announce that he will be in Globe to hold Catholic church ser vices on July 21st and 22d
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

D. Henderson IS considering the ad- visibility of starting bank at Flor oncs. He is evidently not satisfsd with San DiOg0.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

A majority of the Salt river and Tsnto stoekmen have been berors the Board of Equal,zation this week, in relation to their stock assessments.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

George A. Newton and Richard Bar clay lof, for the formers ranch in Pleasant valley, on Saturday last.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

John Pemberton came up from Salt river tho present week for load Of lumbar with which to build new house
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

No coke teama havo arrived for some time. They arc probably de. layed by heavy roads. Jimmy Woods vent out on the road yesterday to hurry them up.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Ray. r. W. Downs will deliver i discourse in the Methodist Church, Sunday night on, What Globe Needs" Servlces at 8:15 o'clock. The choir will render two beautiful an thsms. All are invited to attend.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

No Eastern or Tucson mail arrived on Thursday-probably due to wash out on the $. P. east of Casa Grande
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
As to Purity Whoesomeness Royal Baking poyJay

As 10 Purity and Whoesomeness of the Royal Baking Powder "l have tested package of Royal Baking Powder which 
 high of eih phospnateS or other injurious subsahcea E. c LOVE, PhD "Itis scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder absolutely pure
 H. d. AoTT, Ph.D.D package of by
  HENRY MORTON PhD, President of Institute CT have auayzod of Royal Baking
 
 
 the at institute York, No article of nduni endorsement Health all world,
  Powders Chemical pund of practical atsfo Pf Schneider what practical than ordinary kinds it is far o better work single trial of the Royal Baking Powder any minded person of wdersto obeoa to that All powders steh !
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

FOR SALE.-Ths furniture, ote,, at my residence. The same can bo scan after Tuesday the 24th
 T. A. I.oNERGAN.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Salt river and T0nto creek, in this county, are lower new than for many years.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Cattle are this year assessed at slG per head m thIs county.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Isn't it about time that candidates were announcing themselves?
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Dr. J. W. Iargent has gone to San Carlos to take Dr, Gales place during the latter's absence of from four to six weeks, at the expiration of which time Dr. Largent will return to Globe and permanently locate here.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Mr. Boquot will bs here again on Monday with peaches and grapes.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Custom Made Clothing can be se- cured by leaving your order with me. l have good line of samples, and you take no chances in getting a fit, as I guarantee satisfaction or no sale. Prices reasonable. Terms Cash on delivery.
 q. s. VAN WAeExEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Jos. Sohlitz extra Stout, the best beer brewed in America, can be found at Tayler's sideboard.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21
COMPARATIVE WORTH OF BAKING POWDERS.

 ROYAL Absolutely GRANTS Po~dej RUMFORDs, when HANF0RD's, when freh. REDHEAD'S CHARM Alum rowdef AMAZON Porder3 3#.. CLEyELAND'sshOtwti EzEzA6zazE Eszsszszzzzszu PIONEER San Frsncsoo) .aEaEzRzszazzkzazzzza CAR DIR. PRICES. aEEzzzEssEszgEsEE SNOW FLAKE Gron'0 b.. s7szaazzzzzxzzS LEWIs'..- ------Es -EszTzsEEzzs PEARL tAadrews 6 co).... zS1Es4sEgzza HECKER's.. ....... . EZESEEzE GILLETes.... EzaES& AYDREWS& gaI"zSsxga
  BULK ersodo oose)... RUMFORDS, when notfrhga
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21
MAnRIEp.

GmI.--HIDAIGo-Ia Globe. July 17ts. by Justice Job Atkius, William Gill e Aiis Jesusita HElalgo
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

An elegant hne of Gents furnish5 ing goods at Mrs. f. Gill's. v
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

An unusually encouraging strike of rich silver ore is reported in the Fame mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

We regret to learn that Mrs. J. Nj Wilmans is quite sick.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Melons arc plenty and cheap in Globe this seasen,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

c. s. VAN WAeENEN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-09
The spr,nane,d Irorrar.

srHISoTEiD, Mass, March s.-Thcrc /.
but little to add n the story Of the fire
which wrecked the Duly Union Office and
building yesterday. A great deal OF adj.
verso criticism is heard ON all sides no.
gariing tho bungling work Of the hook and
ladder men In failing TO rescue the un,
tortunaics hanging from the windows Nc
long, with certain death staring them In
tho face ON all sides. and also what seem,
the criminal negligence In the matter o
fire escapes nj the front Of the building.
The newly constructed top story WIS all ol
pine. painted, AMI tho soft wood partitions
aided In quickly spreading the flames to all
parts Of the editorial.rooms. Tho condi
ton Of the injured this morning Is ~ fol
lows ThomRs Donohuc, agcd thirty.two
years, cofnpO-itor, who struck sign In
falling IL dying Fred. Ellsworth, who
jumped from an upper window, will posi-
bly, recover.
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JACKSON, Miss, March s.--A resolution
complimentary to Speaker Mitchell wm
adopted. The clerk OF the house was al
lowed extra compensation for services.
Tho report Of the committee on IN,
judiciary was adopted aud the bill Is q
law when the Governor signs il.
Tho Senate bill to protect passengers on
railroads passed.
A message was received from the Gov.
ernor, regarding bequcst 10 the State OF
a portrait Of the late Col. A. X. McClung.
Accepted.
Senate bill 10 reduce tho rate OF interest
on the Chickasaw school fund Pissed.
House I'LL 10 amend an act 20 regulate
the sale Of swamp lands. Passed.
The report Of the committee on confor.
ence on the appropriation bill was adopted.
The House then adjourned sine die.
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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER, No. 81.

Bred by Smith & Powell. Syracuse, n. Y. Calved
May s. 1885. Color black; shield snip throat
brisket stripe up left shoulder over on right band
around hips belly. legs and one half tall whita
Sire Netherand Prince. No. 7i6. II. II. b.; the bczt
combined milk and butter bull In America
Dam Prunella ID. beautiful COW. years old
March l. 1887. with the form and all the points Of
n great mixer Prunella d had been giving milk
more than eleven months In her syear old form
and held up To moro than gallons per day. She
took prizes at tho New York State Fairs In lss3
and 1884,
Grandam gave for Smith q Powell 90 pounds
In one day when ycar old
NErHERLAND PIONEER Il very straight ana
square, with an exceedingly broad and level back
road long hips soft coat an unusually mellow
skin, and weighs nearly 1900 pounds Service fes
$40 cash, with usual privileges Of return
For further particulars address
N. 7. n cARLfN. Manager
Lock-bor IS, Memphis Tenn.
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Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, March S.--[Senate. J.
Proceedings last night Bills passed:
House bill TO amend Section 16l Of
Chapter Ia OF acts OF 1886.
House bill 10 amend the law in relation
to the subsistence Of prisoners committed
from the officers or courts Of the United
States.
House bill to further prohibit and pun
ish the sale OF liquor 10 minors.
To regulate the payment Of warrants In
Pontotoc county.
To authorize the supervisors OF Ponto-
toe county TO establish an election precinct
at Sherman In said county.
For the relief Of z. J. Hahn.
For the relief OF w. 4. and J. ii. Jami-
sou, OF Quitman county.
To determine what shall be lawful
barbed wire fence in Lawrence county.
For the relief OF Q. l.. Ross, OF SunAower
county.
ToDAY's PRocEEDISGs.
Bills passed:
House bill to incorporate the Waynes-
boro, Pascagcu!a 4 Gulf Coast Railway
company.
House bill for the cancellation Of certain
patents.
House bill TO amend and carry into ef.
feet an act 10 provide for the cancellation
oil certain entries OF swamp lands.
House bill TO secure the better collection
OF the poll taxes by making failure to pay
same misdcmeanor.
A. /.
Sound Telephone company with amend
ments.
House bill TO amend the charter Of the
town OF Starkvillc.
House bill supplemental to the act re-
ducing the judicial districts.
House bin in relation TO the assessment
OF real estate. Amended NO as 10 take
effect January /, 1889.
The usual complimentary resolutions to
officers were adopted.
Adjourned sine die.
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The ni-.-inss Of n Free couu,r,

ZION tha hninhn world
Omaha Dame Alu. Siuckup's husband
hiss been appointed TO a big office, and that
odious Mn. Olaiam's husband has written
book, aud that horrible Mrs. De Luck'p
husband has fallen heir TO fortune.
think us pity-a great piiy-ihai my
husband should still b. the nobodiost kind
Of q nobody.
Kind llusband-Neycr mind, my dear;
III mako myself the talk OF the country.
Ill beat them oil.
"You will : That's grand. What do you
intend 10 do7''
IL shall come out In card refusing "a
DO candidate for President"
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JOHN DORY, No. 5I6l.
Standard and Registered.

Sired by Pilot Mambrino, the best bred son Of
Pilot Jr, dam Indiana dam OF indianapolis, 22i).
by Mambrino Chief Pilot Mambrno made n record
OF 2s5N In the mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club Track In 226it.
First dam Of John Dory; Agnes by Mambrlno
Star (record 22s), son Of Mambrino Chief Mann
brine Chief was by Mambrlno Paymaster, he By
Mambrlno, he by Imported Messenger
JOHN DoRY Is i6 hands high. seal brown all
most black. two white heels, heavy manc and tall.
short coupled and heavy boned. lie a horse Of
fine action, and very stylish Although In his Sugar
old form and never trained be Is very and level.
headed, and can speed ut 235 gait lie was foaled
April Is, 1885 at Indian ITlll. Ky. Limited 70 ten
mares. Service feo $40 cash. with usual priyii-
eyes OF return
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No 6l3i, R.-Chanccry Court of Shelby county,
STATE Of Tennessee foris own use, etc, W Alfred
by virtue Of an Inierlooutory decros Cor ale en-
tered the above cause on the 18th day Of December
% he hsS Gdas ~ oSa 81 pSs c sIs sna
Masters Office. Oourt-house Of shelby county.
Memphis Tennessee on
Saturday. March ~, 1888,
within legal houn, the following described prom
criy, situated in shelby county. Tenn, towit.
Lot D. block I, south side Of broadway Zixia
10, !. block g. south side Of Broadway. a5Slis.
last par, Of lots 10 and II, In block o wv corner
OF y. fAnl and Goslcc streets, csxli6 feet
Lots 50 ~ and a, block l. fronting ~ feet on the
cast aide Of Water street 1cuth wari
lot ~ block !, ix'1 icct east side Water street
lot 8, block 1. cas-, aide OF Water street. 2irn
west half Of lot 1884, block n. ovcrtan addition,
ooxls0 ieet south side Of Webster street
The cast part Of The south - OF lot %. block n,
p, W, smiths subdivision Sdx5 feet west side a
alley east Of Orleans street
lot q, block !, north side Of broadway, OKLA
Lot 70, block 8. east aide Of Washington street
Tenth Wand. gfxit0 feet
lot Y, block 10. X 4. stewards subdivision 5o,sx
80 lcct on the north aide Of stewart avenue.
=, lot ? block west side OF Second street. Tenth
10! ss block b. ens, side Of Second street. Tenth
Ward. 2ixio0 feet
Part Of block n. east side Of Main street. ssxlsa
fcct-ih0 let north OF hrufdwny.
Part oi block 81 east adc Of Main street. i00xlsl
fcct-'O feet north Of broadway.
Lot rs block J, A. wnghta subdivision. Soxiso
Lot Is block ia north aide Of broadway. 2lbxi7o
feet
lot "a Tate subdivision % blocks 50 and 81 9ox
% feet on the north side ~ Gcoryia STREET
lot g. block Is, east SIDE Of Third street. Tenth
Ward 2ixii2is feet
Fa't Y Of iot q. block u. y. W. smith suisiIvi
sion. soxllO feet. NV corner Of Georgia aud orleans
street..
Iei 20, block u, Yves, side Of Georgia street. coz
40 feet
~! q. block z west side Of Front street Tenth
Lot6. biloxi ., sw corner Of Orleans aud Georgia
ftfccu t0xiho feet
Lot S8l oycr,5h addition. ioxiG,x feet, on the
north aide OF Webster strca, Tenth Ward.
lot =, Overflow addition, COxi5o iect south side
West Y Of lot q, r. W. Smith subdivision. sous
feet NORTH side Of ~ ranl street
Lot rs block u, ovcrion addition. 72xio5,S feet
lots = and d, block /. cst side Of Water street
lot . block s. south side Of Alabama street. 25r
tiHif feet
lots, Tate subdivision SKIS feet, cast side Of
Orloans street
lat half Of lot e., overion addition. s0xi5o ioet
north side " Georgia street.
lot u, John hrUvn'a subdivision. Dxi7s foot
northeast corner 81 tai,Osl and Georgia strccts
1crut II sile--On a cWdli Of siK months note
aincd redemption barred hi. fchmary "a. lisa
J. MCDOWELL Clerk and Master
by J. ~ bradley. Deputy Clerk aud Master
y. n. q 4. W. HclIkcll. AolintOrA
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"consurnp,ion can re Cured...

Dr J. 3. Combs Owonwillc, Ohio. says:
81 have given Scotts Emulsion Of Col Liver
oil with Hypopho .phiics 10 four patients
with better ru-uls than seemed possible
with any remedy. All were hereditary cases
Of lung disease AID advanced 20 that stage
when coughs. pain in the chest, frequent
breathing, frequent pul5e, fever aud cmacin.
ton. All these cases have increased IN
weight from 10 10 - lbs, aud arc not now
needing any medicine t'H TTF
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Attention. m. m. n.

For spralns. bruises. rheumatism. cramps
Inflammation, swelling cuts burns, etc. M
man, and splint ringbone. windgall, cpl
Eootic, scratoles etc, In horses, Rangunl
Root lAniment u sum curp. Tho king oI
Linlments" II the universal verdict Noyci
falls 10 cure any ailment that can be rcachc
by an external mellical application 60cont.
per bottle. for slc az hcisicr's drug store
pa Main str,set
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MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm.
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION. C. 4 0. RAILROAD.
o Miles From Memphis.
BLUEGRASS" No. 1874.
Standard and RegIstered, I


Sired by Rysdyks Ianbletonan. sire OF 10 trotters
with records OF go or better and sire OF % sons
that have each gotten one or moro $50 performers:
first dam Kit By Long Island Black HAWK; second
dam by Young Duroc. half brother to American
Eclipse; third dam by coiIln's Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS is i5s4 hands high. seal brown. al
most black, with wine-colored tanks and muzzle,
two white heels. heavy name and TAIL long bodied.
heavy boned aud very stylish lie Is the sire Of
Grey Cloud. record 2;2,h--trial 2ioh Of Beecher.
sire OF one 30 performer and OF the dam of Lady
OF Lyons, recori 2254 lie Is half brother TO Dex-
ter 2l7H; Nettie ais; Jay Gould. 22iA; George
Wilkes, 222 and full brother to Menelaus, 2:26
BLUEGRASS Is the only son Of RysdylS's Ham,
blctonian, whose services were ever offered to the
people SOUTH OF KENTUCKY, and he win this
season be limited to ten outside mares Fee $50
cash. with usual privileges OF return.