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Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
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the Lincoln Free Press. who was on his way
home from the convention ut Chicago.
Mrs. George A. Woodford. of Indianapolis,
is visiting her neice, Miss Mamie Hutchin-
son.
Mrs. ]. S. White and daughter, Gertrude,
of lib Georgia avenue are visiting friends
in st. Louis.
Miss Mamie Hutchinson has returned from
a visit to st. Joseph, and is at home at 1917
North Seventeenth street.
Miss Frances Hardy, of Omaha, is visiting
in the east, and will spend the summer
months in Cleveland, Ohio.
DIR. J. ID. Reynolds, of Creston, Ia, is in
the city the guest of his brother-in-law Mr.
William M. Dwyer, at 7lS North Thirty
eighth street The doctor is here on a social
and professional visit.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
Military Matters

The gentlemen of the Fifth infantry left
over the Union Pacific for the south, bound
for their various destinations, yesterday at 5
p. m. The regiment Is under command of
Lieutenant-Colonel NJ. A. Cochran. Com
panIes A and G, oflicered by Colonel Coch-
ran, Captain Randall ana Lieutenant Avis;
company G., Captain Henry Romano, Lieu
tenants Miller and Bayhss; company f, 10
Fort Mclntosh, Captain Rice, Lieutenants
Liggctt and Sage; company ID, to Fort
Brown, Captain Hargons, Lieutenants Till
son and Chatie!d. Lieutenant Bowen goes
TO Fort Davis.
Friday evening these gentlemen pre-
sented General Brooke with a magnificent
silver set, at the Paxton, which was happily
received. Tho gentlemen then adjourned 10
othet rooms and had delightful! spread in
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THE CITY.

The internal revenue collections yes
terday amounted to $4,795.46.
johnson, the Pinkerton hireling, who
dubbed a Union Pacific employe, and
was fined $40 by Judge Berka, was
hanged in etfigy yesterday.
Nora Brown and Kittie Hammond, the
young misses, who stole diamond rings
from tke jewelry store of 5. Frachman,
were fined $50 each and costs by Judge
Berka yesterday, which were promptly
paid by male admirers.
James Sewer, of st. Joseph, Mo-, is
in town looking for his wife, whom, he
claims, was spirited away from his
domicile by one Edward Corning. Her
name is Maria, and James would be
awfully pleased to see her.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs. Kate Butler, deceased
wife of Major Butlor, Second infantry,
will be held this afternoon ut ! o'clock,
at Major Buffers quarters, No. l5, Fort
Omaha. The remains will be taken to
Holy Sepulchre cemetery for inter-
ment.
b. f. Finney, the telegraph operator
at the transfer, who was arrested for
seducing Rose Collamare, of Crawford
county, Ia, has ended the trouble
between them by marrying her. This
satisfies Rose and she is Indifferent
whether she ever sees him or not. 1t is
thought that she will return to her
parents again.
On South Tenth street from Williams
to Pierce workmen have been engaged
since Wednesday sin an attempt TO
locate break in the sewer, which had
inundated the street and showed itself
along the curbing for some distance.
The break was found near Brownell
Hall, and it was found that the damage
done will exceed in amount 81 900
A painter named Moran, who is in the
employ of Lehman, while working on
n house on Twenty-second street, yester-
day afternoon, fell to the ground and
suffered fracture of the leg below the
knee. Moran was taken to St. Joseph S
hospital, whore his limb was set, and at
last reports he was doing well. He is
not known TO have suffered any other
injuries.
In the office OF General Manager Fitch,
of the Elkhoru road, are some five
specimens of bituminous coal and natural
soap from the Black Hills and northwest
Wyoming. The soap is quar-
ried just across the Woming border
from Dakota Hot Springs and is re-
ported to have most singular and valua-
Bile qualities. Besides being available
for cleansing purposes it is claimed to
be used by the teamsters for axle
grease.
Z. S. Rice, from Brownsville, who is
wanted in Yankton, Oak, for obtaining
money under false pretenses, was ar
rested yesterday at the Omaha house.
Fred Kimball, sheriff of Yankton
county, was notified of the arrest
yesterday, and he telegraphed back
Immediately that he would be here
to-day to take the prisoner into custody.
Rice carries a number Of Missouri state
bonds on his person which are thought
To be bogus, and it is supposed that he
greeny in Yanlton.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
The Dairynpn.

A meeting of the board of managers of the
Nebraska Dairymen's association was held
at the Nebraska Farmer Office on June 49,
The president being absent Mr.. Henry Eicke
of Omaha was called to the chair. Mr.. S. G.
Barrett, of Gibbon, was nominated and
unanimously elected secretary of the associa-
ton to fill the unexpired term of Secretary
Wing.
Mr.. W. A. Carpenter of Sutton was unan-
imously elected director in place of Mr.
Barrett, who was elected secretary.
Propositions for the location OF the next
annual convention were received from Glib
bon, Fremont and Pawnce City. On motion
the matter was laid over to a meeting of the
board to be held during the state fair.
On motion n vote of thanks was extended
to II. II. Wing the retiring secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
''She" at Boyd's to be Played This
w EEK.

The original version of this weird work of
II. Ryder Haggard, win be presented at
Boyd's opera house on the evenings of June
27 and 2S, by the Webster Brady company, a
combination that comes highly endorsed by
the critics in the cities where it has appeared
The dramatizatlon of the romance is the
work OF William A. Brady and is credited
as following the book IN every detail. The
most startling effects are introduced, and the
situations and climaXes are so arranged that
the audience is held spellbound through the
performances. Some idea can be had of this
enormous production when it takes no less
than two cars to carry the scenery, electric
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
BENCH AND BAR.
District Court,
a sAYINGs nANK SIZED.

SAVINGS BANK SUED.
Walter E. Edwards brought suit against
the Omaha Savings bank and Dora A. r.
Edwards yesterday to receive a bank book
and $lO9 deposited in the bank. Edwards is
bootblack at the Paxton and deposited in
the bank $l59, making his wife party to the
account. Some time ago she went to the
bank drew out so and skipped, taking with
her the bank book.
SUED DY WRIGHT.
Charles L. Wright yesterday brought suit
against Lynn b. Graddy to recover S7,4O0
due on Il promissory note.
AFTER TWENTY-SEyEN YEARS.
Eliza Burdicll and her husband, Francis
r., are on the outs, and now after twenty
seven years of married bliss Eliza petitions
the court to release her from her marriage
vows, she alleging that Francis refuses to
provide for her.
JUDGMENT FOR A BANK.
The Bank OF Commerce yesterday secured
a judgment in the sum of s., ,30l 32 against
g. Il. Maync.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
Fire and roiice Affairs.

At the meeting of the fire and police com
missloners last evening, Officer Gregg was
fined two days pay for leaving his post with
out sufficient cause. John Burdck, captain
OF hook and ladder company No. /, and
James z. Coney, private in fire department,
were each allowed thirty days absence. The
chief of police was granted permission to let
the policemen take part in the parade on the
fourth of July.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
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munications from p. Ford, IN relation to
transportation to Denver for an invalid
woman; John Fuhs, for relief for a cripple,
described as a good democrat, and +. D.
Meins, regarding road 81 &C." We're referred
to appropriate committees.
Reports of committees: Locating road 33
Cd" allowing George G. Hobblc SJ5S 5S
from the judgment fund fol taxes wrong
fully assessed and collected.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
school ChiIdren Picnic.

Yesterday afternoon witnessed the closing
of the school in Ecllorman place. In order
TO more thoroughly show her appreciation
Of the kindly regard, which all the pupils
have displayed for their teacher, the latter,
Miss Jessie Noyes, planned and carried out
an enjoyable picnic on the school grounds.
The occasion attracted large attendance of
grown people who embraced the opportun-
ity to congratulate Miss Moves on the
happy close of her years work.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
County Court.

JUDGMENT AGAINST DENNIS.
Russell II, Phillips yesterday secured a
judgment in the sum of Sl8s against George
l.. Dennis for wages due for labor.
OWES FOR MERCHANDISE.
According TO MeSsrs. Cummings & Neil
son, GrOscurth Il Hunt are indebted TO them
in the sum of S2l59l for merchandise and
they yesterday brought action to recover the
amount due.
APPOINTED EXECUTORS,
p. Cayanaugh and Gertrude Edney were
yesterday appointed executors of the will of
James a. Edney, deceased.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
Not SO.

1t has been intimated that the different
organizations are banded together for the
purpose Of compelling parties to do their
wish. Carpenters union, No. IS, desires to
deny most emphatcally that we are associ-
atcd with any other organization for any such
purpose. W. MCGREGoR, President
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machine, calcium lights and paraphcrnalia
The management wishes it understood thi t
this organization has no connection with any
of the inferior ones on the road
THE LADIES MUSICAL SOCIETY.
The programme for the Maud Powell con-
cert, to be given at Boyds opera house
Tuesday evening under the auspices of the
Ladies' Musical society," is to be as follows
1.-The Ring ard the Rose" in Falk Song
Apollo Club.
Aria from Der Frieschuete Weber
Mrs; Fannie Kellogg Bachert.
Ballade and Polonaise. .......... VieuXtemps
Miss Maud Powell.
Mrs. Fannie kellogg Bachert.
a. Lahgretto. '....,..............Na Nardini
Miss Maud Powell.
1.-THE Three Chafersn. ..............T .Truhn
Apollo Club.
Venetian Boat Song ng............. .Blumenthal
Mrs Fannie Kellogg Bachcrt, With flute
obligato by Mr. Ehlers.
1.-THE TWO JOHNs.n
Next Saturday evening the season at
Boyd's will close with the Falstaffs of mer-
riment, "The Two Johns" one of the most
amusing comedies ever seen in Omaha.
SELLS BROTHERS GREAT CIRCUS.
Ihat portion of the community to which
the advent of circus is always welcome
and this embraces pretty nearly everybody
is reminded that the great circus and menag
erie of the Sells Brothers will exhibit in
Omaha next Tuesday afternoon and even
ing, at the corner of Saunders and Hamilton
streets, The merits of the exhibition given
by the Messrs. Sells are well known to the
people of this city, and it is needless to go
into details. 1t will be sufficient to say that
the aggregation presented this season by
these enterprising managers is superior in
the quality and variety of attractions to that
of any previous season during their success
ful career.
EDEN MUSEE
The greatest marvel appearing during the
season at the Eden Musee IS announced dur
ing the coming week in Prof MOhn aud his
great implement act. II is most daring and
startling requiring unflinchiug courage and
"A keen eye for its performance. In addition
in Curio hall will be exhibited a hive of bees
at work, the Turtle boy, new wax works
and new illusions. In the theatorium j. j.
Lodges comedy in "Edith's Burglar'' and
Warren and Wileys novelty combination
will appear, There will be seven perform
ances daily, beginning at and ending at 10
O'Clock p III. The management as usual as
sures all attending that the gosd order for
which the Musee is noted will be maintained,
no improper characters ever being allowed
TO enter under any circumstances.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
Funeral of Mrs. ID. G. Brooks.

The funeral services of the late Mrs. D. G.
Brooks will be held at 2:3O this afternoon at
the Unitarian church. AS the remains are
to be taken to Chicago for interrmont, the
exercises will begin promptly at the hour
above named.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
Personal Paragraphs.

George $. Gilmore has gone TO Morning
Sun, o., on visit.
Patrick Murray, from Atlantic, Ia, is the
guest Of his sou-inlaw, Jerry Leary.
John j. Hardin went down TO Kansas City
last evening 20 witness the ball game to-day.
Godfrey !. Bluehdorn, the energetic and
able editor Of the Stats Democrat, Nebraska
City, WAS in towa yesterday. on business and
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
A number of applications for POSITIONS

leacnefS ana JanllOf were referred.
The claim of Messrs. Dietrich & GuJh for
5000 for preparing plans for proposed ad-
dition to the high school was allowed and the
plans placed in possession of the board
Mrs. T. NJ. B. White was elected as
teacher in the public schools.
The following was referred:
Resolved, That this board authorize and
enter into contract to sewer the high school
building with larger pipe connecting with
the large sewer on Sixteenth street, by
ditching TO said street down Capitol avenue
A retaining wall was ordered for the Web
ster street school.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
st. Catharine's Commencement.

The eleventh annual commencement eXer-
cses of St, GATHERINGS academy takes place
on next Thursday afternoon, June 2S, at 80
o'clock, in the institution at the corner of
Eighteenth and CasS streets. A very tlne
programme has been arranged.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
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honor of the event The meeting was one
after twelve years separation.
They speak in most enthusiastic terms of
Omaha and of the steamboat line on which
they had the misfortune to be wrecked.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
Real Estate Transfers.

A r Turkey ct al to Brown, lot 2 blk 10
Chiffon Hill w d.............. ..........3 500
i II COrbett and husband to Charles NJ
Clark, lots ], =, 3, T. 8, q, and blk z LIST
add Prtyn PARK Il Observation-Disclosures. 200
@ NJ Clark TO II Anderson, lots ], 2345
q land blk lst add PruyR, park qcd $500
lot 4 blk 49, lot II blk I44 Florence q d. 45
j NJ Daugherty 10 NJ Lee lots TO- ID and
Il blk CloYerdale. Observation-Disclosures. Lo5
ID l. Thomas and wife to ID Smeaton, lot
d blk 55 South Omaha W d............... 1000
j A Morgan and wife to IL R Lockwood
lots 8, II, 7 ana blk 81 Benson " d.. 500
j A Horbach and wife to William J Paul
n50f lot 2 blk HOrbach's 2G add " Il 1000
j ii Burns to 5 Howley, lot ~ dig 4
SChriYer place wd........................ 3?
William Fleming and wife to Doolit-
tie, lot II Aliens sub " d................ a OGG
A IL IonzaLn and wife TO q N Deit2. LOT ~
blk Hillside reserve W d. ;.....,...... $500
III o Devries and wife 10 j j J Roli, Il
"a l-5 lot D. blk N, Loves add, " d.. LOO
G { Cary and wife TO Oades. lot ], blk 49,
Central park, " Wd.....,,.................. 900
u skinner TO q ID DOrnau, lot 2, blk 2,
Exchange place W d Observation-Disclosures. 1bU
] II Hamilton 10 4 L Iuttle, lot 2. blk 7.
Bedford place. W observation-disclosures. Goo
futile 10 Il Hamilton lots ], 2 and
3, blk 6sa. Bedford place, W d.. 49,. 5000
G J Silkworth and husband TO II wash,
und y 5 IT II ~ II Lotto ana 81 II n "a II
of " 90 II lot o, blk 10, Imp assn add,
D II Archer and wife 10 Home InY;t Co, INV
lot II, blk =; 'ot TO- blk 3; lots II and l3,
Blk o, Upton place, " d..........,........ 2,O15
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
SCHOOL EXPENSES.
Report of the Resources and Expense

htDOTt Oh tHt IttSOUFCCs anu ENDcnSeS
for Next Year.
The board of education held an adjourned
meeting last evening to finish business left
over from the last regular meeting. The
absentees were Messrs. FELTON,, Kelley
Copeland, Auchmoedy and Pratt.
The committee on finance reported the fol-
lowing estimates of resources and expendi-
lures of the board for the year commencing
July, 1888:
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know in second that have hold of IL.
That alone will prevent me from spend.
ing it by mistakc.'
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
DIED,

KING-Mrs Susan King, at p. m June 22,
aged 67 years.
Funeral from the residence of Ira B.
Mapes Sunday, June "a, at l 80 p. IN.
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II d Morrison to John Banman, lots 2, g. 4,
. and o, blk T. Wakeley, W d............ $500
III Davis and wife to A Boutwell,, lot -,
Paramount place, W wd.................... aI0
Twenty-one transfers aggregating. Sa2G3l
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
SS..mOrSo&COO
GREAT CLEARING SALE
Black Silks,
IN
LIQUIDATION.

We have the past week con.
summated the purchase Of the
entire stock of a large Lyons,
manufacturer whose affairs
are now in liquidations, of a
very fine grade of Black Silks
in four numbers. These are
the cheapest lot Of fine Silks
ever offered in Omaha, and at
the prices quoted are fully 40
per cent under regular price.
S. P. MORSE g. CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
Lincensed TO Wed.

The following marriage Ilrenses were IS
sued yesterday by Judge Shields:
Name and Residence. Age.
Niles Carlson, Omana. ......,.......3l
Amanda "A. Oman, Omaha,
Fred Mares, Omaha Observation-Disclosures
Annie EberZ, Omaha. a.,.............,.....lS Is
Twan Johnson, Omaha. a..................24
Anna Anderson, Omaha. %
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24
Building Permits.

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday by the superintendent of
buildings:
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-24

AT our White Goods Department
Monday, we will offer our entire
stock of White and Colored Dress
Robes at actually
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18
Fashion Pnt Up the Priees.

Turquoise IL the rage this season. snd
jewellers who had sesn saocks of ehsss
gems run down to prtcss almost ao0tasl
blessed fashion when II sst its ssai q ~
provsl on these pretty hits Of blue. A
year or two ago littls turqnoisss osuld b
bough. as low as 81. To-day the ssns
stones are worth from az TO elS. 30
says a wellknown Boston iswsasr.--
Bos.cn Trsnecript. rrs-
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18


A prospsctor named Singleton, from the
State Of Colorado, bought en- OUTFIT 10
phsnix day or two since and etarted
out to look for lost mine which he thinks
he will be able 70 locate on the Verde.
Singleton says he v!si.od Arizona 10 the
early days-'63 or Gland remained foaI
or Eve yeara. While on. on prospecting
trip with party Of miners they came 10
collision with . band Of hostile fndiane
on the Verde. at the base OF Black Noun.
tains. The Indians were defeated, bat
during the fght their animals stampedsd.
and one Of the party named Evans voaun.
teered to bring in tho animals. He Sue
csedsd. and In returning to camp srosssd
what appeared TO 10 an iron dyke, from
which piece Of rock freshly knocked o9
by one OF the animals was picked up. An
inspection Of the rock found Il 10 Do isll
Of rich FREQ gold. The party. whs hsd
locations TO attend TO elsewhere and bsisg
fearful Of another attack iron the Indians.
moved on. and now after q nunbss of
years he returns TO search for it.-Pfssoot4
Courier .f..
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

.Mr. Frank Vincent. author Of Tbs
Land Of the White Elephant" map i01tl1
lay claim 70 the title Of tbs great ANseS
can traveller. Within the last eleven
years he has t.areled 265, 900 miles.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Marion Harland 10 to be the editor OF
tho new illustrated magazine 10 be called
the Horuemaker, the publication Of which
is 70 be begun In New York Ia the
Autumn,
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18
Woanan's Coasoee.

When blue-eyed maiden csptussstwo
New York burglars and turns them over
10 the police, what can DO said aeainst
feminine policemen? Free tho police
stations from mice and there would bsoo
bravsr conservators Of tho peace than
bluSeycd maidsns. -Louisvilis Coukisrs
..-
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18
How Air Brakes arc Csed.

III! 5ct not ore IL hundred q the
people who travel oa RAILROAD trains un-
derstand how the pressure of air 10 used
70 apply tho brakes to q traih," said Q
railroad man. "When the air brake wSs
frat invented the air was turned Into the
cylinder under zach car when the css
vas to be stopped, and the pressure vAs
eHertsd to force the brakes up against the
wheels. But at the present day thS
brakes are held against the wheels by
springs, and the air 10 turned into the
cylinders 10 push the brakes away from
tho wheels as long as tho train 10 In
motion. When 1t Is desired to stop
train the air is let out. and then the
springs apply the brakes and stop The
train. This last method Of using the als
pressure has great advantages over The
Old way on the score Of safety. Whensvse
an accident happens to train, ono Of the
first effects II 10 apt to have IL TO rupture
the air pipes leading from the engine 20
the cylinders under the cars; and that oi
itself stops the train Instantly. II 10 vsty
important for everybody TO undcrsesnd
this matter, because child Erc yeasgoN
rsn stop a train In thirty seconds, from
any car in the train, II he simply undsr
stands how. You will zee, II you look
for It, tha. there Is sort Of rope project
ing from the toiletroonl OF every car.
That connects With the air pipes under
tho train. II you catch hold Of II and
siVa It little jerk 1t will stop the who.s
train before II las gone 200 yards."
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18
The MoHAvE MINER.
PuBLisarD EvzsY SATURDAY BIZ
c. M. FUNSTON. Publisher.
xiRexAE. RoHays coUSrr, ASizoEA.

Entered at the psstofice In KingmsD
49, ysc1ad. class matter.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18
TINE SCHEDULE.

Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific kail.
road are ron On Mountain or Standard Time.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18
Tntl


Flores Minias 90. 4 patented
mine knogn al tie Flores
mine, containing tTenty-ono
acres, situated in Wallapai
Mining Distrct, $4,000; q
frame building enclosing q
complete hvestamp quartz
mill, with boiler, engine. bat
tery and two concentrators,
about 4 OF a milo west from
Mineral Park and known as
the Lone Star Concentrator.
10000. .............
Cost and percentage .....
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Notice Is hersby given that unless the
Delinquent Taxes, together with the cost
md percentage thereon, IS published In
he foregoing list, are paid, /, the under
signed Tax Collector Of said Moha9s
,oanty, will apply to the District Court.
held IN and for said county, at tho nsIt
.nsning term thereof, TO wit: at the April
'errn, 70 he held IN said county on the
frst Monday In April, A. d. 1888, for
Judgment against the lands and real estate
ind personal property described In the
foregmng Delinquent List Of Taxes. for
the taxes Get forth In said List and for
costs and interest and for an order 10 soil
the same for the satisfaction thereof; and
also that on the Monday next succeeding
the day fired by Law for the commence
ment OF snch term Of the District Court,
all the lands and real estate and personal
property for tho sale of which an order
shah he made viii DO exposed 10 public
sale, at the building where the District
Court 1, held. IN said county, for the
amount Of said taxes, interest and costs
due thereon. as.
Dated January 3is., 1858.
DANIEL SMITH,
Tar Collector OF said County.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18
Or THE YEAR a. ID. 1887.

Arizona Northern Mining Com &
pany, John Barry, Slperin-
tendent. 4 cabin situated
about three hundred yards
ives, OF the CoHnor mine and
used as a boarding house,
$500; = cabin situated near
the Connor boarding house.
and used as q bunk house,
5000; a frame house stu.
ated on tho Connor mine and
usad as O blacksmith shop,
$500; n steam hosting plant
ON the Connor mine. consist.
ing OF engine, hoisiing ma-
chinery, frame work, wire
rope. etc, 5000: two pat
ented mines. the Connor and
Cerbai, containing thirty-six
acres. Il, 5000; a patented
mine, tho Rolling Wave, con-
tanning twenty-ons acres,
5000: 4 frame building si!.
uated at Cerbas and enclos'
ing a complete fvs-stanp
mill, consisting OF boiler, en-.
gine. steam and water pipes,
water tanks, STAMPS. dies,
sha!tiUs, puileys, betting.
rans, s.'s',cct, r3AsterS and
all machinery md eqnip.
ments usually constituting
and belonging ~ q complete
five stamp gnartz mill. Si,-
010.00; a building situated on
the north side OF Main streat
In the town OF Cerbat. naxt
door east OF John Barry's
store. known az the Arizona
Mill and Mining Co.'S ofico,
$500: mining tools and
blarksmithing outfit, $500;
two horses, $4,000; material
on hand, 5000. ...........
Cost and percentage ...,
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-18

Corenwali. A. improvements
Or possessory right, consist-
ins OF corral, ETC., situated on
Burro Greek. ard known as
CorenwalI's ranch, $1,000;
ore hundred and ssventy-fiee
head Of cattle, 1t ,l2.Ib per
head, f2,llG.25; FIVE bead Of
sidsi!s horses, az 1850,
$1,000 ; household and kltch.
On furniture. SIS %. .......
Cost aud percentage ......