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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
FIRE AND POLICE.
The Emerson Asks FOR Special Police Pro
tecttGn.

The Emerson Asks for Special Police Pro
tecttGn.
The following is as much as the Fire and
Police Commissioners allow the dear public
to know of their Star Chamber sessions.
One was held yesterday. The members
were all present. The Fire and Police pay
rolls were passed; about six hundred and
fifty dollars worth of other accounts were
allowed; the Muskegon fire department
asked for bill Of the trip &c Muskegon; r.
l.. Letchin and F. J. Otis applied for posi-
tiors on the police force. A committee OF
ladies representing the Emerson, appeared
before the Board and asked that the place
he given special police protection. The
matter was taken under advisement, and
Superintendent Smith directed to give it his
attention. +. W. Willey's resignation was
acce epted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

WABASH. Ind, Dec. l3.-At $50 O'Clock
last evening Smith French locked up his
jeweiry store on one of the principal street )
and went TO supper. When be returned
fifteen minutes later. ne found that be had
been robbed Of forty watches. some Of them
gold ones. and that the money drawer nsd
beer riaed The loss Is about 81. 500 The
burglar effected an entrance to the store
through = rear wiRdo~. There is no olew.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
The Burns Club Animal.

The Burn Club held its ann usl meeting
last evening and chose its officers for the
ensu ine year as follows: Pres ident. J. B.
Merton; Vice President. A. S. Paul: Treas
urer, VIM Miller; Secretary. Robert Milne.
committee was also appointed consisting
of K Sproul. a. Fyfe. J. Muir. DR.. J. A.
Mccall and ID. Forbes. TO arrange for the
annual celebration of the Burns Ami
yersary. January 25. The celebration will
comprise the usual supper and ball.
Another meeting of the club will be held
Thursday, the 9th.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

Sks BsEEARpISA Cal. Dec. l3.-rne
man sno shot Cashier Morse is John Oakes
who has worked on the railway here about
a month. Ills companion Was q deputy
sheriff rom Arizona and had nothing TO 10
with the shooting. When Oakes presented
gae check and Morse said be could not cash
Il without ldeDtincAuon. Oakes said Il IL
MAKE YOU and nred. Morse returned the
IRE and nIrr shots were exchanged.
Morse was shot ia the lungs aud cisd soon
aiterwarJ. Oskrs Is not seriously hurt.
oskes was recently in The insane asy lam
IN Nevada and the physicians saw that IS
insane now. Morse q very popular
giLILau
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
A Suburban Fight.

For some time past there has been quite
fight among the boys on East Fulton ST,
in Grand Rapids township. and last Sun
day lot of them stoned Mrs. Mary L.
Mays house. and her boy Winfred was
quite badly injured by one of the stones.
Yesterday Mrs. May went to Justice
Wssh's Office and procured a warrant tor
John Barnes. boy II years OF age, who. ii
is claimed, hit the Nay BOY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

NrT ORLEASs Dec 13-In this CITY yes
terisy $50 telephones. adiadged By the
United States Court 70 Infringe the patents
Of the Bell Telephone CompaDy. ver.
burned. The Court had ordered that all
The above telephones be delivered 70 the
Bell Ielsphsne Company. if vas done
and A. fbe instance Of F. b Knight Of the
American Bell Ts.sphoue COMPANY, Of
Boston. they Ters burned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

L. EitAsr ths s~asss or Hsass fest~r-

4. EiLhsr ths senate or Hsass fest~f-
d@y.
WAsHIssroS. Dec. M Dawes offered
resolution. ~hicb w4s sgFeed II ealing
Oh It's Secretary Of the Treasury Tor rs-
port ss 70 ,hs coalition Of the inhabitants
Of Alaska. and especially as % the treat
msns Of Indian women Oy the whlte people
ao< douicilsd ia thai territory Also =
resol gtiou, Which w4s agreed O.. calling On
The Secretary Of tie Interior Tor copy OF
tle MINUTES Of TIC proceedings OF the COM
missiou - Obtain cOnsent of the sioux
ildiAns for open az their reservation. Tue
senate then resumed coasiicration oi TIE
I4rit bill the penang question being tne
amendment. 0ifers4 Oy Ar. sOE c o scmi
cotton Us etc, ~ EAs rate Oi - per ccas-
and yalOrsm.
In he afternoon th- Senate rejected th'
amendment 20 Tsnd bill reducing th'
duty on cotton Iss. After brief executive
session the senate adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
coNeRATULATlNe HARRISON.

The Cni0n Lssgus Club Expresses Itself
Cabinet Positions.
NEw YoRK. Dec. l3.-The Union League
Club tonight adopted resolutions congrstu-
lsting General Harriso1 on bis election, and
expressing faith in bis capacity to select
his own cabinet regardless OF demands and
diotAtion or importantly from any quarter
snd dsprscsting the Efforts being made tc
toTce upon him applicants upon the ground
Of partisan services, pecuniary cOntriDu-
tions or local control II had been ex.
expected by some that the club would en-
dorse Warner Miller for the treasury. but
no action Vas taksn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

ALLEsAs. Dec l3-fas o. s1ciIsDsnt :
oesi1Bi1k % sn9~ issslf sxs-n- A con psos
= hsfs lsaslax arms Tor tie fixsI - puL
1Gsl Hea
We'll. knasg. Uho wAs a1ei1s1Lz.ly s1ot
NsFsal 8er -. ~alle nl1UEk e3sd Iss
1ags axo
Ih- Circuit coart - SILL iD sssslo1-
A Mlnlsssf's zss.ssi arisa las oxs1 formed
~ our loca- eiefxy ule1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
An Old Settler Gone.

VIM. Miller. an aged resident ot Lowell
township. and one of tac origin al settlers
OF Kent county. died very suddenly yester-
dsy of heart desesse BE appeared as well
as usual in the morning. but dropped dead
rs be was prepsrirg TO come 10 this city
With = load buckwhest Norman Miller,
The kent-st. liverymsn is bis son.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

VksssHs. Mon. Dec. I3-A collision
occurred on the ChiCsgo. 8uraakse g. ~
Psul Rai r0si tbs morning ostwfen rss-
s~nzer train going Test s1d freight train.
Brooks. t0s head brakeman on taa freight
frs m. vss kli 81 C,nd1Cfor ST Mesf. 81 fhs
rss-ar z-r f-sin. VS. "a Y Tourisd Ths
engine 49, 0f he fTsieat wss badly nruised.
Tfs irsgat Ess rsuni1g o0 TIE passenger >
-ima
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
MIGHT HAVE BEEN AVOIDED.
That IL what Mayor 1hompson Thinks of
the Birming Z ham AFFAIR.


BIRNTSsHAs. Ala. Dec. l3.-The State
troop. have all gone home. and only few
Deputy o.erins are now guarding around
the Jail. All excitement has passed away
and 10 apprehension Is felt OF any new out
break
Tie Coroner's Jury to investigate the
shooting of last Saturday night, me. today,
and the session was consumed IN the e1-
animation VI Mayor Thompson. He testl-
fed that he did not consider the crowd a
mob. though many of them wanted 10 lynch
HANes. Ee thought many were present
out oi curiosity. Thompson said he thought
twenty i've deterni ed officers could nave
driven back the crowd from the mouth Of
the alley leading TO the jail without blood
shed. He saws the officers fired first, but
could not say whether any shots were fred
Oy the crowd or not He was 100 far away
10 be sure of this in the excitement.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

Mike Sweeney WAS arrested Yesterday for
obtaining <l3 IS worth ef goods from II. b.
Huston. of sS7 South Division. ct, on false
pret-nses. Sweeney represented that Ellis
& Ro5en wanted the goods After be got
them he psvned the whole bill and vent
on big drunk aDc wss u that condition
when arrested by Detective Gates.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
HE HAD SEVEN WIVES.
And Then Blew Out His Own Brains, IL He
Had Any.

Had Any.
Pl-TsBURi, Dec l3.-Henry Landseidel,
q stes. worker of Allegheny City, COM
mitted su dc this morning after attempt
ing to kill mis- vile. The couple have not
been living happily together. and this
morning quarreled at breakfast Mrs.
Landseidel left the table and went to the
cellar ioI wood. She vas followed by her
husband. who fired two shots at her. one of
them slightly wounding her in the right
side. He then placed the revolver TO nis
head and blew bis brains out.
Lsndseidel was prominently identified
with the Anarchists OF this section. and
had been married seven times all of bis
wives still being alive. The present Mrs.
Landsei el was a niece of the late Arch
Abbott WINNER, of st. Vincent's Abbey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
DICKINSON KICKS.
He Wont Appoint a single Republican to
once.

once.
WAsHTNGroS. Dec. l3.-Postmastsr Gen.
eral Dickinson said today that within the
last lew weeks he had received the resi- gn-
atoms of = considerable number Presi-
Dental and fourth-class postmasters with
request that Republicans whom they would
name and recommended be appointed in
their places others have written asking If
their resignstiOns and recommendations Of
Republican successors would be favOrsblv
acted upon. IL response to an inquiry as
10 biz action 10 these cases, the Postmaster
General said no resignatloLs had been or
would be accepted that are male for the
purpose OF the incoming administration BY
the appointment OF Republicans
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
THE FEDERATION.
Several Boycotts Continued and New Ones
Ordered.

ST. LoUIs, Dec. 13.-In todsy's session of
the Federation of Labor 8 resolution was
pnted providing organizers for all large
.es. Also ad op..d - recommendation
OF the Special Cornmi,tes referring 20 the
proposition for n suike fund by assessment
per capita by u-toDs affiliated with the
Federation, To .eeu upon by them. Ii
WAS decided 10 continue the boycott Of the
New York Tribune and upon Milwaukee
and New York pool beer. Boycott also de-
cided against Diiworth Bros, coffee dealers,
of PittsburE. and ). S. Hess & Co., cigar
makers, Rochester.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

In the House today Ar Butterworth. Of
Ohio, introduced resolutions authorizing
the President 10 enter into negotiations
VITA Great britain aud Canada, vita n view
VI sInexinS the latter TO TIE United States.
The House continued the the discussion
Of The Oklahoma bill I'LL aIlournment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

The crowd st Comrsny BIS bop last
evening vas not large. b8t 50 the crowd 81
their hop alxsys is veTv select AboHt
ffty con- we're present and enjoyed ths
evening thoroughly This ~ss TIE frst of
: ssriss Of hogs o. oe sivsa bY the com pan 3
fr1a season
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

Wednesday afternoon Miss Lizzie Haf.
daughter OF VIM. Huf. of Center. dropped
dead while crossing he door st her home
The cause was heart disease Mss
Hof bad been sick a Iona time, bat
her death va not looked f1r - soon. The
funeral " ! oe bed a.. the house toos
She wss II years Of see.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

wsniirs -es-si. If.s's snic. shea va sst
--ru = rsre lss,r~7e October 3 has A-47
sf~@n nr - So rz-~el crew ~
fe1rrv-ese w~a A. t -eI,saef -r whsl-
i1E nrr -rat nrsfber e-sE nor reszel -
ssaF - aeard 81 ssnia
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

FzAsxsosr. Dec. la-F K Goodrich
sas arr-sfsd yesterday. sad a. sRsmlna-
ZION held before Ilstlce Frost for al
assault % " a 0sd1ls the lissr7 nan. last
FRIDAY nizat He ~as b0oni over ~ tAs
Clrc1lt Co1rt under So % BAL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
HATCH'S PRICE LIST



aEoIcK DkfRS BUTrsR
pEsT FAMILY fLogR
ID ner hundred -ss
'RANUIATED sUaAk
XElIo~ SUGAR
lAFAN TIA DtsI.
. oIpfN RIO c1fftK ROASTED AND
csoles cISoIINA kloE - ~
NUscAuNE RoIIRD OATS.
oiB. cAN CHOICE 1oNAroES
> oAns sor 1octs
ON CAN WILLOW FEAcHEs.
3Ls can GOLDEN PUMPKIN.
1LB. CAN SUGAR CORN.
o4as iof sSos
.lLB CAN Ina REANs.
.5LB Can GREEN PEAs.
1LB. CAN SITTING BEANs
cans for eoc,s
,lLB CAN EG6 AND GA0E PLUNs
lcs pei eau
lis Can RID KAsPRERRlEs
.1lB. CAN wHoRTIEBERRlEs.
.1LB CAS- PINEAPFLE
fIosE MADE kINcE NEAT
II l0cts per n
New CURRENT JELLY.
\ iecls per 10. ia ior 2octs
\ Ew APPLE BUTTER
THoICE GOLDEN sYRUP'
' ,S,' SCH per gal gals io' sio'
5Octs per ga. 8 gala tor q %
SwEET CIDER
\ Nv JAPAN AND YOUNG Hls0N TIA,
Y Isefs .&Cis, S0c;s 4'ots ca ecis pef lb
DURBBANks AND WHITE STAR POI ioks
ID 20css pei bushels
\ Ew MAPLE SYRUP.
\ sO0 per gallon
rRYsTAL BAKING POWDER.
I I5cts per 10. lbs for zocss
| \ EW RAlsINs,
J \ slls for 2scts
\ Ew CURRANTs.
\ ibs for 25cls
| \ Ew BLAcKBERRIES
\ locis per h
| n 6lls foI 25ci<
\ Ew MIXED NUTS
| y lsctk per n. : lhs for 25cis
| NEW PRUNELLEs.
| y l6cts pef lb
TOMATO. PEACH. PLUM AND PEAR 'PRh-
| | SERVES locts pcT =
The largest and most complete stock of staple
| and Fancy Groceries 10 he state, ana d . 81
| Ffliis and Vegetables. Cal eud re convinced
| that Iny prices GHnct be duplicated Delivery
/ free. telephone No it2
| Ma1lor1ers Will have prompt attention.
/. {. HATCH,
I25 MoNROE-ST
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

sz.,as,ss - "a ss,esss.-sssAs-
CEoAR SPRINGS. Dec l3.-rhe sxsrnins-
ton OF witnesses ia the Trili divorce suit
was resumed tnis morning. Circuit Court
Commissioner Comst0cx IS taxing testi-
mony and the examination IS being held AZ
p. c. Tyis's Office Ia this place. c. c..
Howell Is conducting the case for MIS-.
Triil the com piainsnE. while ID. {. lyle
appears for the defendant samuel Trill.
The parties are quite well known 10 this
vicinity aDd the examination Il watched
With considerable interest. Mrs. Tuh
seeks separation aud alleges that Samuel
las been cruel % her and provided tor her
support Mr. Trill charges bis vile with
tntinaciss WITH ether usen. All yesterday
afternoon vas consumed BY complainant )
witnesses. Tasir testimony Vas not very
damaging 20 defendant One woman SAID
sac had heard Tlli swear At bis wife. bul
On cro-s-ersminauOn al admitted that he
provided for bis family as veil "a circum-
stances would permit. The defense this
mornlng placed Waiter Davis. complain
sats son. on the stand he testified TO
.e.ersi acfs OF misconduct and iamiliarfy
between his mother and one Guy Bristol.
his step fathers aired man. Other Wit
nesses we're sworn aud gave good evidence,
quite damaging 20 the complainant
The examination vii probably continue
kotaorrQN
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

JsrSsoS. Sich. Dec. i5.-Ohcsrs elected
~ IA. National Msrin0 Ssssp Associatioa
this morning President r. ID. " Ed
ua-.'s. ..of Horton. Micn fice President. O.
I. Ssort Of Orsfsd. Niea. Secretary Robert
81 fo~sn. OF California. Nicb Treasurer.
William A Reed. 0f Horton. N.ca.. Dlrec-
tors. g. r. Jones. Hub5ariston ". Fran (
Moore. Green springs. O.. r. Copeland.
Docs sss. Nss L. r.. Clsr<. East Psimyrs.
\ s.. n a.. Wolf. Wsn0na. H.. Less than
twenty mesAars are ~ stteudsBcs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

roxsthsr with fifsssa Cows ana Other
Property Ks ouiltias Notes.
sxs. assst q tss Vt.taks- ~sN-sa.
GRAaD LxDss. u~c. l3-TNo barns. the
property OF Niles siandish. Two miles south
OF tais place. together With fifteen cows, one
horse snt large quantity OF hay. straw.
etc. we're burned lssr night aoous 10
o clock supposed 10 b the work Of incen-
diary Iorr- vas an iasuraacs On the
property bur ar below The loss.
Arranremenfs are about completed for
the baildisg OF nine bricx stores on tue site
OF toe late ire on Bgitge-sE.. aud adtsinn z
streets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
From AIn.kexon

MrskraoN. Dec. i5.--A Z. Counsrs. OF
the Lottery Tea Store. has been arrested for
violating the State Avs IN regard to ios-
tsrles.
bath tab has been ordered put into the
coanty Jail
The Congregational fair that just closed
va grand sucoes--
over one hundred million feet Of logs Of
next SEASON stock oa the Musksgon rver
are airssdy on skids. and II this weather
continues % the s.r.t Of January fully I5O.-
COO 80 feet Vii 90 ssiddsi
iarY w-s CCmpie,sd IN ths Jacks case
TO-DAY. and tbe rial was cOmmenced this
sftsfnoon Dv the Prosecuting Att5vney out
lining zoe Peoples cass. g. A. FArr Of
Grand Haven. has been engaged ~ assist
ths aaiensa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

.as sz6iy euk Ars r. SEEDS is11fles
nsy es9ss fzlsL, for are = zos21es@ 70
geaEs
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19
Two Ways. Choose Which!


 There are two usual ways of doing what Nature sometimes does incomplete ly, namely, to relieve the bowels. One IS to swallow drastic purgative which evacuates profusely, abruptly and with pain, the other is to take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the effect of which is not violent, but sufficiently thorough, and which does not gripe the intestines If the first is selected, the person em- ploying it need not expect permanent benefit, and he cannot hope to escape the facilitating reaction which leaves the organs as bad or worse off than be- fore. If, on the other hand, he resorts to the Bitters, he can rely upon the res toration of a regular habit of body, con- sequent upon a renewal of 8 healthful tone in the intestinal canal. Besides healthfully relaxing the bowels, the BIt- ters arouses a dormant liver, imparts a beneficial impetus to the action of the kidneys, and counteracts the early twinges of rheumatism, tendency to gout, and malaria in all it's forms.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

collected at the end of tedious and ex- pensive law suit. The counties through
 which this road runs in northern Ari- zona should place the value Of this com pany's property at very nearly what it is worth, on account of the expense and trouble of collecting the taxes. If they paid their taxes promptly, as all others are compelled to do, then moderate valuation would be in order, but under the circumstances, enough should be added to make the railroad foot the bill tor collection
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19
Cure of Cancer and Ulcers.

JudgeT. c. McLondon writes to the Swift Specific Co.,: About three yearA ago, Jerry Bradley, had a cancerous sore on his face, near the right eye. It caused him great deal of pain, and he lost the sight of the eye, but was finally cured by the use of SWfts Specific. This case is well known in Wilkes Co.,. Ga, where he lived.''
 Mir. L. Cox, Of Arkabutla, Tate Co, Miss, writes: II suffered a great deal from old ulcers for years. Your medi- cine was recommended, and after using six bottles I was completely cured. Your medicine does even more than you claim for it. I have known it to cure cases which were thought hopeless"
 Mrs. A. NJ. Goldsmith, No. 674 Warren St., Brooklyn, N. Y., writes: II con- menced using s. S s. about three years ago. Ihad suffered with a sore throat for over year. l used great many other remedies with no good results. My little girl, also, had sore fingers; it commenced from the quick, and then the nails would come off. We doctored her for over two years, and when con- menced using s. $. s. l thought would see what 1t would do for her. I am thankful to say that it entirely cured her. It is the best remedy l know of for the blood. l really believe it was the means of saving my life. The doctor told me I had a throat dis ease similar to General Grants. cheerfully recommend it to all suffering from dsordered blood
 Treatise On Blood and Skiu Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPE2IFIC Co,
 Drawer 8, AtlaEta, Ga.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

There is general rustler who used to inhabit these regions by the name of Shone, and who had to leave here some three years ago, and probably every oth- CT community into which he has gone, for grand larceny and other charges After an absence Of three years, Shone has seen fit to pay our town visit, and was here few days ago. We advise the Sheriff, in the discharge of his du- ties, to keep vigilant eye upon such characters.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

Candidates for Sheriff in Yavapai are multiplying fast. There are five already announced, subject to the decisions ol nominating conventiOns--three Demo crats and two Republicans. So far We have only heard of one in Apache There is plenty of time. however, fol half dozen more to declare themselves as being willing to serve their fellow citizens at the sacrifice of their private business.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co. refuse to pay taxes on rolling stock oi the road in northern Arizona, claiming Tn their arguments before the Arizona courts that the rolling stock of the road was taxable at Albuquerqus, the sItus of the company. Right on top of this the attorney for the company goes before the board of commissioners of this county and makes argument that the rolling stock of the road is not taxable here, but elsewhere. presumably in Arizona. The board of commissioners will serve the people aeeeptably by watching this matter very closely.-AIbuquerque Citi- zen.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

United States Attorney Rouse has commenced uitagainst the Atlantic and Pacific kail.oad Company for $l30, ,596. 80 for timber cut on government land in 1882 and 1887. William Cotton and E.. M. Sanford are likely to be kept busy for the next few years in defending this merciless corporation for their many unlawful acts. We hope 1t may be taught that even rich corporations that count their wealth by the millions are as amenable to the laws as the humblest individual.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

L. w. Davis was brought up from Winslow by Constable Mckinney and lodged in jail, charged with the murder of Reinhold Schneider From accounts published, this promises to be hard case, and Davis, if he escapes hanging will, in all probability, get long term in the pententiary.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19
je446t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. A

July 19th, lSSS. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge Of the Probate Court or i'll his absence the Clerk Of the Di trict Court of Apache County Ari- zona Territory, at St. Johns, Arizona, on Aug 24th, 1SSS. viz: CarneIio Atencio, for the fraC- tional northwest II Section Township F north Range D east.
 He names the following witnessest to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of said land, viz: Jose T. Arago-, Jose D. TaInayO CaSlmlrO PadiIla, Jose Martinez, all of St. Johns Apache county, Arizona.
 E. BURGESS, Jyl9 6t Register.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

After material reduction on the val uation of cattle and sheep, and deduct ing the property destroyed by fire in Holbrook, the assesSable property of the county shows an increase over last year of something over $I60 ,O0O,
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19
LAND NOTICES.
rOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT .PREscoTT. ARIZONA 

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIZONA
 June ,, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court or in his absence the Judge or the Probate Court, at St. JohnS Apache county Arizona Territory on July 21st, ISSS, viz: Manuel Antonio CandelariO. of Erastus Apache county, Arizona Territory, for the southwest l Sec.i n 2S, Township lS north, Range 26 east. - He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon aud cultivation Cf sad land, viz: MarainO CarriliO, Trinidad Con- gales, Fernandez Baca, Jose Ramon Martinez, all of Erastus, Apache county, Arizona.
 |. BURGESS,
 Je44 ot Register.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

Mohave county assessed the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad on 2,56O, ,O0O acres of land at 25 cents an acre Apache placed 20 cents per acre on their lands. We think both assessments too low, whep the fact that the taxes have to be
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

One portion of the general roundup started on the 10th on the Esquidilla mountains, and another on the range oi Tuning & Cooley on the 18th. The pres ent roundup is said to be one of the most effective ever had in the county.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

The Board of Equalization have raised the assessment of great number of our taxpayers. Those who have been raised will have chance, in short time, to come before the Board and make amend ed statements.