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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
A BRUTAL MURDER.
After Two Months tho corpse of the Victim,
10 rouno Buried in q Well.
Specfal to the Gazette,

After Two months tho corpse of the Victim
10 FOUND Buried in q Well.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May "A most
brutal murder which was committed over
two weeks ago near Fioresyille has Just
come to light. The victim was young
colored school teacher named Alonzo
Church. 1t appears thst Church last win
ter was employed to teacn 8 nsgro school
in what is known as Stevenson's Colony,
fifteen miles west of FlOresville. He
boarded in the family Of Henry J hrson,
color,d. Two months ago Church mys-
teriously disappeared, no one knowing
whittier he had gone. His disappearance
was go sudden and strange that suspicion
of foul play arose. When it WAS lesrned
thst Church was suspected OF criminal in
timacy with Johnson's wife ciew was
afforded the officers, which they quietly
followed until yesterday when they found
the mutilsted and putrid remsins OF TIE
school teacher in an old unused well Ga
Johnson's property. Henry johnson and
his brother Dave were a. once arrested
for the murder and brought to this city
for SCI e keeping, and TO escape mob yio-
lence. ELI. Kemper, JohnsOn's mother
in-law, was also arrested ct home in this
CITY, she having been living with the
Johnsons &C the time Of the murder.
From the appearance OF the corpse Church
seems to have been first struck on the
head with some blunt instrument and
then literally hacked to pieces with an ak
After killing him,h murderers dragged
his body to the well, threw it IL, and
tumbled several feet Of dirt and stones
on IT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
WANTED IN GERMANY.
The Arrest Of Ludw'g kistch of San An,
tonic Explained.
ecial to the Gazette

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, May Ludwig
Riesch, ths German who WAS arrested 10
San Antonio yesterday by deputy Uni
ted States marshal on a charge OF muir
der committed in Germany several years
ago was brought TO this city to-day aud
delivered in custody of the United States
District court. He WAS sent to jail with
out bond and his case WAS fired for hear-
ing next Monday. Rrsch was arrested
on Q warrsuEissued on complaint Of Ju-
lius Range of this ci5y,
Consul for the German EN-
pire asking for his extrsdition under
The existing treaty between Germany and
the United States. The complaint alleges
that Ludwig Rlesch, alias Riscnkee, ard
one Louis R.esch, alias Risschkee, in
April, 1888, at Giesel, Prussia, willfully
murdered one Ffar Schmslipksy. Lud wig
Riesch, the prisoner, lis about fifty years
old. He was q prosperous miller In Ger
many Of the time.o the murder. He Is
accompanied byN his daughter, who en-
ployed an attorney to defend her father.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
TO BE SOLD,

THE JUDGES MAKE AN ORDER IN THE
HOUSTON AND TBXAs CENTRAL CASE.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TKx., May 4.-The final
decision In the foreclosure of the case of
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
vs.. the Houston and Texas Centrsl Rail-
way Company was entered today in the
Uaited States Circuit court by Judges
Don A. Pardee and c. B. Ssbin. This
eliminates one Of the most extensive
litig.ticns ever known in the southwest.
The foreclosure Is TO satisfy mortgage
liens aggregstipg ABOUT $4,000 coo.
The original suit asking for q receiver
WAS brought IN 1856 by James R!ntoul,
Nelson S. Esston ard the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company as trustees for vsri
oHs bondholders. The decree recites the
ansucial history of the road and covers
100 type written pages. Charles
Dillingham; is appointed special mas
ter commissioner to make the sale
which will take plsce at Galveston on q
day. TO be named by the commissioner.
After SIX weeks publication II New York
and 'Gsivestons the commissioner is in
stfuctdd to sell the property as follows I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
To suspend Operation.

SpeciaI 20 Ine dazes'e'
GALVESTON Tx, May An the
United States Circuit court to-day decree
vas entered in the case Of Texas Western
Railway Company ordering R ceiver
Rves to discontinue the operation Of the
road on June till the business season
commenced. The order is made because
she road is losing money at present.
rne receivers salary is fixed at $50 per
month while the operation of the road is
suspended. "f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
SOME STARTLING FAM
Tho Discovery OF the Cssse OF NJ.
Timely Deaths thst Cofbs Upss
the Comm unity

The cfficial returns of The City al ".
show that nearly three-fourths Of Sn ta' INt
frn m consumption. When we si8n ~ III
think over this fset It IL really avn alsl
ev~ry case w bout except en- ST. - AaejR
small beginnings cough In the IA
tic'iing In the rat athick hIfgOr' |.
charge; 'hiiliness st night. u sGicu h.! d.
u2htness across the chest slsese 81. ~'lr
more symp'oms r. dicsJe the prsser,o ..l'l
terrible disease which, unless ch.cEst eI
cert in death with lorg AID painful h't,
Ia view of such seriot:s aad eva, Suii's
facts the suggestions and asrice NJ .t pfs's;i
eminent physiciAns are otths creates, -. y, a0s
DIR. John Gardner. one q she ma, aas
physicians IL LONDON, ssyk "sciercs la.,;;
sense, Holy Sc iVtures Aud nj eenee,
tiiy % the benefits q r yea from the U c.Se s'
DR.. d H. Bsrkes,says: 81 h,,.
examined Du6y's PnyssMalt Whisfv A%d It.
II the best evsr triet," e;
Dr.. 3 ". Bpakwa Der says: "Drs,
Aat. Whisky iSgiihds, ocubt. tie Pir
qttok when stAalsHs are Indicate AeI
nsesll enron ic C sas require stimTI.S,,, Ls
larE9, per ce I. of atsAtu op,s 10 All!
TdesA truths. ron the lips of tSo
srieot men OF lhg y, anu coma ny. ! idiai
experience of men End W msn we RSa WA
tht cemns-AH shsIRfd erve assRHi1ae |,
whftee ell tie asspsoarh of con. nm, tO lu u
ter BY shatpa'h it may come. Sc 40 u, 40 H,t
tate 20 sssets that any man or yOrns wv, wv hsS
use pufy's Pure Mslt whisky A. IVA, nn1 III |
c1n Gcfy consu pton snS 'I.as
tfteR4ASsli p esaings pfOo'f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
Will Run the vsst,bule Oars

ST. LOUIS. Mo May THE decision
rendered by Judge Gresham at Chicago,
granting preliminary Injunction sgsinst
the use of the vestibuie platform by the
Wagner Palace Car Company will not in
terfere with the running OF vestibule
cars over the Bee Line from this city. 1t
will require but very slight alteration of
the vestioule to clear the law as laid
down by the decision, and the alteration
will De made at once, leaving the vesti-
bule CARS Of the whole New York Can ral
system In service practically as they
we're before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
Not Swallowed BIZ the atoh,sou.

BosroN, MASS, May 4-Oficials Of the
A.chison, Topekt AMI Santa Fe state
positively that there is no truth whatever
in the published report OF the absorption
of the S.. Louis and San Francisco rail-
rosd by the A:caison, aud ssy they are
unable to account tor the publication OF
such statement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
Paris. Msrshsli and Sabine Pass.
Special to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, May AT q meet
ing of the board OF directors Of the Mar
shall, Paris and Northwestern Railway
Ia this city to-day, John Martin resigned
the presidency and Sam. j. Knight. the
first vice. presidency. Judge D. II Scott
Of Paris was elected PRESIDENT and John
Martin first vice-president to fill the
vacancies. TIE charter WAS amended so
as to allow the road to build east In the
direction Ct Shreveport to the state line,
and souh to Ssbine Pass, also changing
the name to Paris, Marshall aud Sabine
Pass Road. The msnsgs msnt will begin
in about thirty days the construction ct q
ten mile additional section and continue
as rapidly as possibly to connection at
Gilmer with the Cotton Belt line. Thsy
propose to make the connection by fall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
UfH sisIs at Hillaboro.

Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo Tex, May 4-The fol-
lowing prominent officials Of the 81.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railway
system reached our city last night 10
their special car t $40 p. m, and left
this morning at 4. IN, viz: Colonel s.
W. Fordyce. president; n. G. Fleming,
general superintendent; d. Miller, gen.
eral freight sgsn,, aud F. Hut Smith,
superiDt Ddenr. Thev were sereDaded
last night by the Hillsboro Cornet band,
music.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
Gore Co San Antonio.
Special to the Gazette.

5pbCldI % tnt UaZtyl6,
AUSTIN. TEX, May THE citizens
committee t. secure the Arsnsas Pass
road tonight went to San Antonio to see
Presiden. Lott. The subscription still
lacks $2500, which has 10 be raised by
two p. m. to-mo row.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
Cap,t~l stock Sold,

Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, Tex, May 4.-United States
Marshal Resgan sold to day by virtue of a
judgment obtained in the United States
Circuit court for the eastern district Of
Texas in the cause of
The Lsckawauna Cosl and Iron
Company VS.. Louise BremoDd, executrix
Of the estate OF Paul Btsmond deceasec,
Is, 900 shares Of the capital stock OF the
Houston, East and West Texas Railway
The pmount of the judgment
wss sl2,162. The STOCK was
knocked cut to c. W. Bacook at
$4,000. l. is understood thst Bocock
represents John G. Snort Of New York
city, the assignee OF the Lsckswsnns
Company. The par vslue OF the stock
sold represents Sl50.0o0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
mon, F. K H.ine, james Stillmsn, W o
Walters. Hsury Lewis, Morgan Jones,
and T. W. Pearsall.
Eud OF a Passenger Division.

Special to the Gazette.
ALvARADO, TEX May 4.-Alv,rado is
now the end OF a passenger dlvision OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
Conductors now run from Denison to AL
vsrado and from Alvarado through to
San Antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
To tbs Firem IN Of Texas and Public Gen.
orally.

The Gulf, Colorado and SAINTS Fe,
through their courteous general psssen-
ger and tickle. agent, j. 8. Csrk, an
nounce one-hslf fare round trip rate to
FL Paso on account Of the meeting of the
Texas Ssste Firemen's Association.
Tickets now On sale at al points on this
lire Visiting flremen and the public can
govern themselves accordingly who wish
to visit FL PasQ. STUART HABeIsoN,
G. W. LITTL1lfAGR, Secretary.
Delegate to National association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
The RAILROADS.
Probabilities that Work on Three
Railroads TO Fort Worth Will
Begin at an Early Day.
The Fort worth ard Denver City omoes.
No Foundation for Eumor-The
Central SaIe-N0tss.
Home Notes.
NORTH BOUND,

Home Notes.
President s. W. FUrdycs and other
officials of the Cotton Belt are expected
this morning.
Major B. s. Wstheo, chief engineer Of
the Missouri Pacific liass In Texas, paid
Fort Worth visit yesterday.
-.
JefN. Miller, chief clerk of General
Msn.ger Grsut OF the Texas and Pacific,
was in Fort Worth yesterday.
-.
Colon L. D. Vosk, general live stock
agent of the Missouri Pacific, has gone to
Kansas City on business for the road.
J. Wilson, commercial agent Of the
Missouri Pacific, with headquarters at
Fort Worth has gone to Waco for day
or two.
E.F. Arthur, formerly trsinmaster Of
the Fort Worth and Denver, has gone to
Denver and has been appointed assistant
to General Manager Meek.
The Texas end Pacific and Missouri
Pacific have put round "trip ticket to
Richmond, Va, ou sale tnr S41 40. They
will bs on sale on the oh, GIN and 9TH.
-.
The rumor Of the sale of the Fort Worth
and Rio Grsrde started GAZETTE repre-
sentative on the hunt yesterday. Nothing
of the sale is known TO Fort Worth and
Rio Grande and Cotton Belt Officials in
this city.
1t was stated last night that B. W. Nc
I'd
ticket SCENT of the Missouri Pacific and
same position on the International and
Great Northern.
CITY Ticket Agent Zurm has been Doti-
fed that the Texas and Pacific will on
the 9Th and TIN sell round trip tickets to
FL Paso on account of the FremeD's con-
yention far Sls IS The tickets will be
good returning until May l6.
The Fort Worth ard Denver has fitted
ND elegant city offices in the Glen
walker building adjoining the Merchants
National bsuk. The city ticket office,
telegraph ofiee and general headquarters
of the company In Texas will be in this
building, The Fort Worth and Denver is
now well fixed.
From what could be learned yesterday
1T looks very much as IL work Oh three
lines of railroad to center st Fort Worth
would soon begin. One of these is the
frisco, one is new road entirely. and
the third is well known Fort Worth
road Railroad news promises to be in
teresting to Fort Worth people this sum
mer.
Denver, Texas ana Fort worth Dir ctors
DENVER, COL, May AT the annual
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
Donble daily line of Pullman Palace slssPtl
Cara through to st. Louis via the
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

See that your tickets read via TeIa. ard p
cidc RAILWAY. For maps, time tshes, ai'
rates and all required intornation, cal on
o D. LUSk, Ticket Agent, Union DePoN tut
Worth.
JAKE ZURN, Ticket Agent City 0n!ce "
ner NJ nin and Third etYee.s.
Fl. @. ARCHER, Travelling Passenger Assi'
Dallas
Il. W. MCCULLOUGH, general Pirs,p
and Ticket Agent, Dallas, Tex
JNO A GRANT General MANAGER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05

James NJ! clsrk, 1Scasser, P.., ndds
Hoo6and's German Tiers the best OF al
medicines for dysp apd generxl de-
biiisy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
THr ALL aTHEL EAIl LlnE

Upward OF 100 young women -. ! ,rci ID. |,
ingson are habi u,l riders o. ,.ssts ~
The smo,thness Il the s ,sv Of ~,
tricycling Q pastime. Very . tina
however. ride IN the daju Jul ~
found to be delightful as Wei
fetal exercise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05

Denver, Texas ana Fort worth Dir ctors.
DENVER, COL, May AT the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Dem
yer, Texas and Fort Worth Railroad, held
here this afternoon, the following board
of directors WAS elected for. the ensuing
year: Sidney Dillon, John Evans s. TIL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05

here. We
showing a
We plenty Of brauulug 70 10
q lsos from the capital
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05

xuufxpucIs suuUuucsmsuJux1y s pr1nczs
pies without ashtczfaEs q evasion 70 the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05

Home Notes.
President s. W. FOrdyce and other
officials of the Cotton Belt are expected
this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05

cab and 20 and see him. An answer ~
] telsphone Il asvey expected,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05

Farms y between n, COO, COG, 600 and
200, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05
LOOA

ract fol
|tel has
F ill beg!
hted las
inmate
owner
near Il
100.
settled
k200 Il
Main
and
will be
rect ruI
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
Rich Mems Begiu ntngs

Instances OF 'owly beginnings are not
rare in the iist OF Chicago milIio1aires J.
w. Doane, the President OF the Mer.
chants Loan and Trust Company. began
his commercial career in Chicago q very
small dealer In peanuts. w. N. Hoyt,
the wholes lie grocer and founder Of the
immense tea trade between Chicago and
China. In his youth kept little apple
stand at the door OF the old Richmond
Hetel on Lake street. L. J. Cages first
work was as carpenter ia his fathers
box factory on the West Side. Ths Libby
Bros, the immensely rich packers, started
az working butchers. Jacob Rosenburg,
the capitalist, and Levi Rosenfeld, who
died last summer, whose great fortunes
were largely increased by their share in
the Michael Reese sll 900, 900 estate,
were both peddlers and carried packs
about the surrounding country. II. A.
kohn, the head Of the big wholesale
clothing house on FrankIiu street, was
also peddler. n. K. Fairbanks boasts
that he can lay brick now as well as In
bis youth, when he worked al 4 mason.
6. II. Mccormick and Leander J. Nc.
Cormick were ioundrymen. The first
shop they owned vas a small shed on
North Water street. east OF Rush. B. P.
Hutchinson earned his youthful wages a.
shoemaker. Nelson Roberts blacksd
boots and did chores around small inn
in ths old Sherman Stock Yards. After.
ward he began trading in lame hogs. G.
b. Farewell 8 first employment in Chicago
Was as the smallest clerk in George
Smiths bauk on Lake street. Conrad
Seipp, the millionaire brewer, was
common brewery hand, and his partner,
Lehman, Was a carpenter. Jerome
Beecher was common workinyrnan.
John t. Lester was clerk in A. q.
Downs dry goods store Chicago News.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
TARGET rracIic. at Night.

Recognizing the ne :essity Of carrying
out target practice AZ night, the 4 i,nir .lty
have directed that once IN each year,
wherever prac.ica Dle, Be4lne1 are to DO
drilled after dark with quick firing and
machine guns. During the practice tl,s
ships are 10 he under steam, at no. less
than from SIX 70 eight knots an tour. aud
special targets are 70 be used and anch ,r.
ed, II possible, precautions being taken to
prevent accidents 10 boats and shipping.
--PnbIic Opinion.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
English as She ssReie.

Talbut is pronounced folbut.
Thames is pronounced Tens.
Bulwer is pronounced Butler.
Co"per is pronounced Cooper.
Holburn is pronounced Ho5un.
Wcmyss is pronounced Weems.
KnolIys is pronounced Knowles
Cock ourn Is pronounced Cobnrn.
IS Bro lsham is pronounced Broom.
So Norwich is promo lnced Nouidse.
- HAwarden il pronounced Harlem.
6S 60 qIhoIn Is pronounced Cohoon.
~@ St. Ledger is promo Inced siIinssr,
Grossenor is pronounced Grovenor.
Cerencester Is pronoanced Sissister.
A, salisbury is pronounced Salisbury.
a BeAuchampis ia pronounced Beechana.
- Mar! !ebone is pronounced Mnirabun.
"a Abergayenny is pronounced Aberyenny.
Bolinsbroke is pronounced Bullingbrook.
MarjvribInks is pronounced Marchbanks.
Pioneer Press.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
A Pions Wsstera City.

-Wipnepesis an sxcsptiop TO the saying
thu, there /, no = sabbath vest OF Chicago.
FMS streets are empty and the churches
mll. Indeed, there is eaii 70 be church
accommodation for 1900 in "a population
OF g, 900, and it is all utilized. 80.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
TERRITORY OF ARIzOyA.J

COUNTY oY MoHAvg.
=. Noticc IN hereby given that unless the
Delinquent Taxes, tosether with the cost
and percentage thereon, IA published 10
the foregoing list, arc paid, l. the under
signed Tax Collector Of sAid Mohavs
county, will apply 20 the District Court.
hsld in and for said county. at the next
-nsning term thereof. to wit: at the April
term, N ne held in said county on the
first Monday in April, A. y. 1888, for Q
judgment az ,inst the land. and real estate
and personal property described in the
foregoing Delinquent List Of TAxes. ios
the taxes set forth IN said Lis, and for
costs and interest and for an order 10 cell
the same for the satisfaction thereof and
also that on the Monday next succeeding
the day fYei ny law for the commence
meni OF srIrh term of the District Court,
all the lands and real estate and personal
propery for the sale Of whirh an orrier
shall he made will bc exposed to public
sale. at the building whore the District
Corrt is held in sid county, for the
amount OF said taxes, interest and costs
due thereon.
Dated January 3lst. 1888.
DANIEL SMITH.
Tax Collector Of said Comfy.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

"A full-zrown horse, only thirty inches
biyh and weighing seventy pounds. has
bsen imporisl into New York from Japan.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

Subscribe for the MsER, s4.oo a year.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

Total. ......
Flores Mining Go. A pstented
mine known as the Tlores
mine, containing twent '-ons
acres, situated in W, dapai
Mining District, 10000; a
franc building enclosing q
complete Gve-stamp quartz
mill, with boiler, engine, bat
terry and two concentrators.
about y Of a mile west from
Mineral Park and known az
the Lone Star Concentrator,
100000. ..........l.......
Cost and percentage ,.......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

=. '.Total.... ...... ........
Western Union telegraph Co.
One hundred and thirteen
and one,half lli3la) milesof
tel graph line, consisting and
composed Of telegraph poles,
wire. glass inss,latos, .ele.
grapl, instruments, etc, be-.
tween a point ~ miles east
OF Peach Springs. being the
point at which the. eastesn
boundary line Of the co'sutyi
-of MDbave crosses the satd
telegraphIios, and 'he-iGess<.
ter Ot the Colorado River, at
Station b.e96, opktlms Attain.
tic g. Pacific Railroad being
the point attn hich the vest.
: ern honuiary line Of safd
Molfave ronnty crosees She
said line Of telesrapsj 100000
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
TIM F. SC CHEDULE

Trains On the AtlsntIc and Phcifo BAIL
rad are run on Mounttin or Standard Time
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25


Christie, Thomas J. A lot and
building Hitnatei on Main
street in the town OF Mineral
rArk. opposite the Palace no.
tel, and known as Christie's
s4Ioon. 5000: a house and
lot situated on north side OF
Main street and known as
Christic's dwelling house,
$4,000; household and kitch.
en- furniture, 5000; one gold
watch and chain, $500; ;
money on hand, $1,000, 90 :
one mule and saddle horse,
1900. ............
Cost and percentage ,,
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

Total. l,...... ...,......
Farlse, J. Ii. A toll road from
Peach Springs to Canyon ho-
tel, Il miles, $4,000; .
frame building situated in
the west end OF the town Of
Peach Springs, used as q
dwelling and lodging house.
with outho1ses. corral, etc,
s250.0O; a frame building sit
uated at the mouth of Dia.
mond River AMI Peach
Springs Canyon, known a.
Farlee's hotel, $4,000; Ave
head OF saddle horses, at
5000, s3oo.90; four burros,
$4,000; three passenger wa
CONS, $2)0.O0; household and
kitchen furniture. 5000;
black emith tools. 5000. =.
Cost and percentage. 80. =.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

Shell, Pedro. A cabin in the
town of Mineral Park, north
Of Krider's dwelling honse,
5000; eight horses, At 1885,
0o per head. s2s).00. ....,..
Cost and percentage. ::....
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

Total,....,.,.,..,..,.....
Williams, Ebenezer. Lots 3.5,
10, in block l5. Townsits Of
kingman. with frame huild.
iqg th-reon. assessed at ex-
cess OF mortgage, s500. 90;
household and kitchen fur
niture. $75. 90; library, CSC, 90
Cost and percentage .::: a..
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

~
Unknown Ovners. A.tframe
bnilding on the south side Of
Cerhat wash, below the town
Of Corhat, known as Corey
& Potts store, $25000 .....
Cost and percentage ,......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

Spear. B. III. Lots Nos. %, "a;
20. %. 80, so, in block No. 8.
Townsi'a OF Kin imam. with
an uncompleted :bnilding
thereon, s3.oO0.00. ........
Cost and percentage g., 80.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

lotai,. ,..... ...,..... ......,
Sherman. Charles E. A LOT
with adobe house thereon,
on. Main street. Mineral Park,
east Of Whites saloon known
"a Sherman's dwelling house,
$1,000; a cabin at the mouth
Of Empire wash, one mile
east OF Chloride, known az
Shcrman's cabin, $25. 70;
household and kitchen fur.
niture. s25.W. W..............
Cost and percentage. ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

iotai'''. ''''S'. -'''''.' -
Sherman, Mrs. Minnie F.. A
lot with Improvements there.
on, sitnated on Keystone
street. In Mineral Park, and
consisting Of a house, fences,
Irritating bitches, water pipe,
.'rIit trees. grapevines ETC.,
and known as Hardey's gar.
den. ~ mo; amare and colt,
$500; two cows, at 1880,
$500. ........ .....:.......
Cost and percentage. ..: