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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-28
ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
Detective Assn.
Private Sale.

Desiring to make arrangements for a farm. I
will offer my property at private sale for short
time. This property is situated in the 9Th Dist.
about IL mile from Rock Springs onrthe road lead,
ing to Porter's Bridge. adjoining lands of 8. B
Mccullough. P. Boyle and others. The property
consists of good FRAME DWELLING. -
I6x3o, with Pump House attached. a.BARN, EssM
Corn Crib and other necessary buildings
There are 10 ACRES of land. highly improved,
well watered and under high state ofcultivation.
A good orchard and we'll OF neverSMiling water.
This property is convenient to schools. churches.
&c. and deserves the attention of those looking
for good home. Rates very reasonable.
For further information call on or address
novI6 NATHAN MONTGOMERY.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-28
Maryland State Farmers Assocla-
ton.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, III S.
| GAY ST.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 10th 1888.

GAY ST.
BALTIMORE, Dec. goth 1888.
The annual meeting of the Mary
land State Farmers Association will
be held in this city on " ednesday,
January 9th.
By the provisions of its constitu-
ton, the body is made up of dele
gates from local organizations and
representatives from the several
counties. Each agricultural society
club, grange or regular organization
of farmers is authorized to elect one
delegate. In those counties where
county farmers associations have
been formed they are entitled to as
many representatives and votes in
the State meeting as the several
counties have members in both
branches of the Legislature. Where
no county association exists, the
vice president for the county is re-
quired to call a rublic meeting of its
farmers on or before the first
Wednesday in January, which meet.
ing shall select delegates, in number
as above. to represent it in the State
meeting. All citizens engaged in
farming are eligible to vote at such
county meetings and to be elected as
delegates.
In the event of the failure of at
least ten farmers to attend a meeting
so called in any county, then the
vice-president from that county shall
appoint the delegates therefrom. Ad.
dresses will be made before the asso
citation by several prominent gentle.
men who will be annouaced hereafter
The election of officers will take
place at this meeting, the constitu-
tional terms of those now serving
being about to expire.
Further details and the place OF
holding the meeting will be announc-
ed hereafter. BY order,
VIM. B. SANDS, Secty,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-28
Every Home Should Have It.

It is not always convenient to cali
a physician for every little ailment.
Having Red Flag Oil in the house
you have physician always at hand,
it kills Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Burns, Bruises and all Aches and
Pains. Price Is Cents.
There are few things il this life o,
which we may be certain, but this i.
one of them, Puritan Cough and Con.
sumption Cure has no equal for
Coughs, Colds and Consumption
Price IS Cents.
At Gurdon G.. Sil's Drug Store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-28
RIENDS, Romans, Country

a. RIENDS, Romans, Country
men, lend me your ears. is the
way a Romsn orator of renoun
began his speech, but it's not
your ears we are driving at, good
folks. The beginning of another
year is confronting US when we will
send out bills to eur patrons and We
trust they will send US in return the
few nickles the bills may call for. To
our subscribers We may not send bills
but, please notice the address on
your paper and hand US the amount
it calls for; and may the New Year
be season of prosperity for all who
deserve it, and pay the Printer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-28
A Convenient Calendar and stand

a SOAV 0440A2S SS4OA$AssA 0AASS SttSAASS'
The most convenient, yaiuable,
and novel bushes, table, or desk cal
endar for 1889, is the Columbia BIZ
cycle Calendar and Stand Issued by
tho Pope Mfg. Co., of Boston, Mass
The calendar proper is Il the form Of
a pad containing 365 leaves, one for
each day in the year, to be torn off
daily. The pad rests upon portable
stand, which takes up very little
room, and when placed upon the
desk or writing table, the entire sur.
face of the date leaf is brought di.
rectly. and left constantly, before he
eye, furnishing date and memoranda,
impossible to be overlooked. The
Information contained on the ca'en
dar would, if placed in book type,
make fair sized volume.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-28
Lies Mistake.

Somebody has condensed the mis-.
takes of life and arrived at the couclu.
sion, that there are fourteen of them.
the greatest of all mistakes Is to allow
simple cough or cold to take it's
course which always ends in death;
check it in time and save life by use OF
puritan cough and consumption cure.
price Csc. at G. G. SIlrs drug store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-28

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-28


Mr.. A. A. Jones of Parkman. O.,
who has been employed as solicitor
by the Cecil Hedge and Wire Fence
Company for several months, closed
his engagement with the Company
and left for his home in the buck eve
State on Christmas morning. Mr.
Jones' relations with the company
have been of the most pleasant
throughout, and he leaves this field
where his efforts have been expended
in advancing the bushes of the com.
pany, and not less the interests OF
the farmers in introducing this IN
paralleled living fence among them
with the best wishes of the company
as well as the warmest regard of the
farmers of Cecil, among whom he
has so freely mingled for several
months past. The company's bust
ness under the management of Mr..
Jones has been placed on prosper
Gus basis. and their prospects for the
future are highly encouraging. This
gratifying result has been brought
about in no small degree by the cam
did. intelligent representations with
which Mr.. Jones has always present
ed the hedge and its merits to farm
ers. Being farmer and straight
forward man, his popularity steadily
increased with his acquaintance.
The virtue of this fence has 81
favorably impressed our more enter
prising farmers that the company
feel sanguine that through the efforts
of local agents, and as the hedges
already planted approach maturity,
that the work will go steadily for
ward and the Hedge and Wire fence
will in few years supersedeF all
other kinds of fence among leading
farmers. Mr.. Jones efforts have
contributed in no small degree to
achieve these flattering results.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-28
What it Costs to Sell Liquor In
Kansas.

Stewart, the Wichita Kansas
rum seller who was fined $40 900 and
sentenced to term of 10 years in
the penitentiary for violating the
prohibition law in that State, was
pardoned out after serving six
months. The Attorney General at.
tempt to collect the fine and costs
amounting to $4,000 but failed to Sc.
cure the amount and Stewart was
remanded back to prison. But pro-
bibition don't prohibit. Oh no, Of
course not
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Publishers
si.oo A YEAR. IN ADVANCE.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS!
Byexamln1ng the Date on the paper in
connection with their name, subscribers
y viii always readily ascertain to what time
their subscription is paid. All subscrip-
g4s end Of DEC. SO The present
month, and should be renewed before the
close of the month.
Subscribers who do not receive their
paper regular will please notify us.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

SoLoIoNvILLE, COUNTY OF GRA-
 HAM, Ariz., January Is, 1888.
 Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the District Court, held in and for the county of Ora ham, Territory of Arizona. at the next ensuing term thereof, for judgement against the lands and real estate and personal property described in above list of delin- quent taxes, for all taxes, costs and interest, and for an order to sell the same for tue satisfaction thereof, and that on Monday next succeeding the day fixed by law for the commencement of such term of the District Court, all the land and real estate and personal property for the sale of which an order shall be made, will be ex- posed to public sale" at the court house in Solomonville for the amount of taxes, costs and interest thereon.
 $. W. POMEROY, County Treasurer and ex-Oficio
 Tax Collector.
 By FRED. M. NEWELL, Deputy.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Caraliaial, Petricio-Furniture har-
 ness, ? horses, house opposite
 shelter, Clifton. Taxes 69, costs .Ss; total .... sO7 Cunningham, $. P.-Pre-emption en
 try near Duncan; N. quarter of SW.
 quarter, section 2s, T. S., range
 SEE Taxes g 20, costs Is; total......... 2i S6 Cramer, GeOrge-Tools, saddle, 1
 pony, pig. house and acres culti-
 vated on Big Blue. Taxes I5, costs .2S; total ........ 73 Clifton Hydraulic Co.-Engine, fur
 niture, tools, iron and machinery,
 iron pipe and fixtures, possessory
 right to 10 acres and improvements
 situated three miles above Clifton
 on river. Taxes no 6i, costs 5; total........ 1i6 IT CarrascG, Jesus Ma. - Furniture,
 house and lot at San Jose; patented
 land SEE. quarter section IS, T. : S.,
 range P F. Taxes 5S S7, costs ei; tctal......... 61 sl Casias, Manuel-House and lot at
 San Jose. Taxes %, co ts If; total........... S0t
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Coons, l.. T.-Furniture, tools, wag- on, harness, 1 COW, 1 cattle, ? horses, homestead, Curtis, section 19, T. ,, P E.
 Taxes 2D IS, costs Oi; total ..... Craig, James M.-Furniture, wagon, harness. COW, hcrses, house and lot in Pima, posssssory right to 25 acres of land situated north side of Gila river, adjoining T. C. West. Taxes , 5S, costs .27; total ...... Cluff, Moses-FCrnit1re tools, wae- on, cattle, bull, horses, hogs, possessory right and house, 70 acres land known as the Sugar House farm.
 Taxes 2I l5, costs O7: total ... Clark, J. A.--Wason. harness, 65 cat tie, , bulls, | mares; house and lot North Clifton; possessoTy right and improvements miles above Clif- ton.
 Taxes 6s 7s, costs 70; total ...... Chavarri, Octavino-House No.534 on A. C. c. ground, Clifton. Taxes IS, costs II; total. ...-...-..
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Knight, R. H.-Wagon,. harness, sa- dle, 175 cattle, ? ponies, 10 mares, possessory right 1 miles west of Aravaipa canyon.
 Taxes 77 65, costs sS; total. ........ Kelly, W. B.-Furniture, cattle, ? lots in Pima.
 Taxes ? i9, costs .13; total. l........ Kleynsteubor, F. A.-Tools, 2wagons, 2harness, ? horses, 1 colt; home stead entry, with house, well and corral, so acres under cultivation on east half of northeast quarter, and east half of southeast quarter, section 23, T. :, 25.east; desert land entry, west half of northwest quar- ter section g, T. :, 2j east; timber culture entry, west half of southwest quarter section Il, T. :, 25 F..
 Taxes j0 q, costs 72; total .....
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Le Riehau's Golden BaIsam No. Cures Chancres, first and second stages: Sores on the Legs and Body; Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-coiorod BIotches, Syphilitic Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and all primary forms of the disease known as Syphilis. Price, s5 % per Bottle. Le Richau's Golden RaIsam No, 3 Cures-Tertiary, Mercurial Syphilitic Rheu- matism, Pains in the Bones, Pains in tho Head, back of the Neck, Liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con- tracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs, and eradicates all disease from the system, whether caused by indscrcticn or abuse of Mercury, leaving the bi 3od pure and healthy. Price s5 GO per Pottle. Le Riehnu's Colder, ssi,ssFisk Anti dote for the cure of Gono-rllna, Gleet, 1rritatien Gravel, anI all Urinary or Geni- tai disarrangements. Price Sc 50 per Bottle.
 Le Richau's Colder, Spanish In- lection, for severe cases of Gonorr'lDa, Infammato:y Glect Strictur, s&c. Frics S1 5D DOT Bottle.
 Le Esichau's GaIaen Ointment for the effective healing of Syphiiitic Sores, and eruptions. Price Gi go per Box. Le Ric6au's Golden Ieil s--Ncrve and Brain treatment; loss O: physical pow CT, excess or ovcr-work, rostration, etc. Price S3 % per I2ox.
 Tonic md Norvine,
 Sent everywhere, c. o. D., securely packed per express.
 C. F. RICHARDS Gc CO.,, A2eats< 42I 4.3 Sansonc street, Coriicr Clay,
 San Francisco. Cal.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Waters, J. L.-Six horses, one buck board and coach, saddle, 2 mules; pre-emption entry w. half of north east quarter. and southwest quarter of southeast quarter, and south east quarter of southwest quarter, Duncan, section Il, township 8, BE. Taxes 9I II, costs 53; total ..... 33 Unknown Owners-Two buildings in North Clifton formerly owned by G, NJ. Bonnell. Taxes + 10, costs. S7; total al.. IS
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Brown, Chas. Furniture, tools, wagon, harness, 2 pigs, mules. 20 acres in SW. quarter, section 1, T. south, R. ? east; 2O acres section 12, and possessory right. Taxes Il SI, costs .5G: total. l.-....... l Bargas, Blaza-Furniture, house on ground of 4. C. Co.,, next to room 5Il.
 Taxes 3 65, costs IS; total. .........
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Garlnier, Beni. c. - Furniture,
 wagon, horse, Hot Spring ranch. Taxes II 50, costs 20; total. g l Guerra, F.-House and lot near San
 Jose.
 Taxes 45, costs .O7; total....... 15 Grogan, Abraham-Furniture, ? hogs, possessory right northeast quarter of northeast quarter section 12, T.
 8, 31 l., and improvements. Taxes @. costs 80; total. 6c Glenn, W. C.-2JO cattle, bulls, :
 ponies, pre-emption entry south
 half of northwest quarter section
 2s, and east half of northeast qaar-
 ter of section 23, T. s, s2 east and
 improvements. Taxes Ills 46, costs g; total...... 12S 1 Galliguer, M.-House and lot in
 Pima.
 Taxes S5, costs .22; total [; Great Western Mining Co.-2oO tons
 of ore on dumps, improvements on
 mining property. Taxes Si Sl, costs 1 7i; total. S6
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Fonda, ". B. Furniture, wagon, harness, saddle, 51 cattle, 8 ponies, 50 hens, ducks, 3 turkeys; home stead entry No. 41s. S. half of SW. quarter section 15, W. quarter of NV. quarter section p, T. s, 26 E. Taxes IS Gi, costs g; total ....... Foster 6 Tyson Furniture, tools, wagon, harness, saddle, g cattle, pony, stallion, 80 mares, home stead entry s. half of NV. quarter and southwest quarter of southeast quarter, and northwest quarter of southeast quarter and improve ments, section Is, T. 8, S2 E.
 Taxes Il2 10, costs 60; total...... Forbes. Wm.-Possessory right with house at Aravaipa, about miles below Whelan's.
 Taxes II 51, costs .72; total ........
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Hi5berd, Wm.- Pre-emption entry,
 lots and of E. half of southwest
 quarter section IS, T. ,, 24 east. Taxes 26 10, costs l 90: total ? 10 Haaner, Rob't-Saddle, 14O cattle,
 bulls, ponies. Taxes B 45, costs g2; total l...... 6I sT Hovey, John H.-Furniture, tools,
 house in front Hovey's saloon. Taxes : p; costs .36; total. ..... : 61 Hughes, Dan Desert land entry, POD
 acres in section ?, IT., 26 E., old
 brewery building. Taxes 2s D, costs l 16; total. ........ 9 Sa
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Dowdle, Mrs. E.-Furniture, mower,
 wagon. harness, saddle, 150 cattle,
 7ponies, mares; II. E. house and
 corral on NE. quarter section 2s, T.
 SS., range 2j E. Dodge, Lyman Furniture, wagon,
 COW, horses, house and lot in
 Pima.
 Taxes %, costs .35; total ........ 7Si Ditch, Gonzales-Across river from
 Solomonville, miles long and SIs
 feet wide. Taxes 21 75, costs Os; total. ? sS Ditch, Brown-Commencinga about
 miles above San Jose, 2: miles
 long. Taxes 29 co, costs l5; total........ 50 i5 Ditch. Maxey-Commencing about
 miles east of Fort Thomas, miles
 long. Taxes 20 co, costs il 90; total....... sOi 5O Ditch, McNur-in South bank of
 Gila, near Thomas, miles long. Taxes 101 jO costs , O.; total........ 105 57 Ditch, Clanton-south banl, of Gila
 near Thomas. Taxes IOl 50, costs O7; total........ 1O6 57 Davis, J. S.-l6O acres in Stafford town site. Taxes s, costs IS; total ...... 974 Dodge, Eli-Tools, saw mill, 2mares. Taxes II 07, costs 70; total. Ii v Dowdle, John D.-iO0 head cattle. Taxes iI4 O, costs 70; total. 150 2O Day, H. C.-Pre-emption entry and house on SEE. quarter section 2s, T. s, g E.; pre-emption entry on F. half of southeast quarter section 2s, T.s, g E. Taxes S1 %, costs l 60; total. sS 50
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Johnson, Beni. ". - Tools, wagon, harness, COW, cattle, ? horses. 1 hog.
 Taxes [ s2, costs .2a; total. ........... Johnson, Jas. P.-Furniture, wagon, harness, COW, pony, horses, house and lot in Central; possessory right to 10 acres land.
 Faxes lG 62, costs .5S; total ......... Judd, Don C.-Furniture. 1 mower. half interest in shinGle mill, 1 wagon, harness, COWS, cattle, 1 horse. hogs, house and 90 acres land in southwest quarter section 21, T. 25 F.; land in northwest quar- ter section 20, T. 9 r., 8O acres. Taxes 42 gi. costs ? l5; total. ....... Johnson, James-Tools, wagon, har- ness, 3 ponies. possessory right on Big Blue and Improvements. Taxes 60, costs .3s; total. ...... ...
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Rockwell, Geo. H.-2 mowers, home stead house and fence near H. c.
 Hooker
 Taxes 09. costs 80; total - 6 39 Reid, JohI-wagon, harness,3 horses,
 pre-emption entry east half of north east quarter, and east half of south
 east quarter section 30, township 5, 2i east, near Curtis. Taxes 10 II, costs .95; total ....... 20 10 Rollins, John H., Jr.-Harness, pony, house and lot in Layton. Taxes 90, costs .23; total ....... 1 7S Rollins, John H., Sen.-- Furniture, tools, wagon, harness, COWS, cat tie, horses, mares, house and lot in Layton.
 Taxes 15 05, costs 50; total. l........... 15 6f Ransom, Wm. J.-Furniture, tools, wagon, harness, COW, ? horses, house and lot in Pima, possessory right, 10 acres, section 13, township 6, 9 east.
 Taxes 15 55, costs CT; total. 16 2 Ransom, Thomas-Furriture wagon, OK, horses, house and lot in Pima. Taxes g, costs. 36; total... 66 Rogers, Joseph K.-Furriture, tools, ? COWS, ? pigs, house and lot in Pima, house and land, acres, in southeast quarter section 20, town ship 2 east; iO acres land in section 20, township p east. Taxes 30 96, costs 51; total. ........ S2 47
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

East, Joseph-Frrniture, l COW, horse, house and lot in Pima. Taxes s 9, costs fl; total. .,.. Elias, Cornelio-Harness, | cattle, pony, mare, saddle, house and lot in Solomonville, land in Home stead of Frank Griialva, SW. quar- ter section IS, TT, PIE.
 Taxes g il, costs .47; total. ..........
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Worden, N. ?. - Furniture, blow, s wagon, harness, COW .2horses,2 pigs; homestead entry with improve ments joining Pima on the north. Taxes I9 50, costs 1T; total. I9 @ Williamson & Frye-Wagon, ? sad dies, Is oxen, I30 cattle, 6 bulls, ponies ? mares, possessory right on Cienega joining J. Dowdle. Taxes St 67, costs 8; total. l......... 9I G Wiley, Esebia-Wagon, harness, ponies. house and lot in Thomas. Taxes l6 Gs, costs .sS; total. + , Whitfield, F. A.-Tocls, land and i'm provements at Duncan; northeast
 quarter of southeast quarter. and
 north half of northeast quarter, and southeast quarter of northwest
 quarter (I6O acres), section IS, T. 8, SIE
 Taxes 70 SI, costs I5; total. 5I T
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Lemon, w. C.-Tools, wagon, har-
 ness, pony, ? horses, lot l, northeast
 quarter section ,. township 6, 2i
 east; homestead entry at Cu-tis,
 northeast half of southeast quarter
 and southwest quarter of section
 g. T. ,, 2l E. Taxes 20 20, costs co; total 21 21 Lee. Rob't E.-Tools. wagon, lots
 in Central and building material,
 possessory right in Central field. Taxes 70, costs .s7; total. l....... TT Lamb, Chas. M.-wagon, harness. ?
 COWS, ? mules, house and lot in
 Pima. Taxes 30, costs .S1; total. 6 61 Lynn, Rasmus- Furniture, wagon,
 harness, COW, ? ponies, ? horses, ?
 mules, house and lot in PIma- Taxes Il i5, costs .57; total ..... ... F O Lamb, A. J.-Furniture, 2 wagons, ? harness, 8 horses, house and lot in Pima. Taxes g, costs .S6; total . S61 Leaiherwood, R. N.-Quarter interest in desert land entry 15t, and half interest in desert land entry 155, Eagle creek. Taxes si 80, costs q; total S6 q Leitch, Caldwell P.-Carriago, har- ness. saddle, 700 cattle, 20 ponies, possessory right to land between Solomonville and Bailey's Wells, frame house. well, stable and cor ral. Taxes 2s4 O5, costs II 70: total ....... sos 75
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Smith, Lymand-s0 acres north half of northwest quarter section 20,
 township :, P east. Taxes 15 24, costs .S1; total ...... F 05 Scarlett, J. ". N.-Furnitnre, tools, wagon, harness, ? COWS, ? cattle, ? horses; possessory right near Lay ton. section 16, township :, 5 east, 20 acres.
 Taxes P 5l: costs .62; total - 13 IS Soto, Eduardo-Wagon, harness. ? ponies, possessory right and i'm proyements, southwest quarter, sec tion 9, township :, ? E. Taxrs Il 05, costs .55; total. ...... Il 58 Stevens, II. Y.-House and lot North Clifton,
 Taxes 10 15, costs 50; total. l.......... 10 o5 Salcido, Rosalio-SS cattle, 3 bulls, bsrros, spring, etc.; house and lot near Pablo Salcido's in Clifton. Taxes Is B, costs .92; total ..... 19 30 Smith, ". C.. W.-Furniture, iewelry, wagon and harness, saddles, 2l5 cattle, bulls, ponies, ? mares, possessory right to Raney ranch and Improvements. Taxes 1O3 g, costs Is; total ...... 1OS Il Sanchez Co. - Furniture, tools, 8 wagons, harness, saddle, ? horses, 70 goats, 3 pigs, 3 mules, possessory right and improvements to Lemnur ranch.
 Taxes 25 47, costs l 32; total. P 70 Salcido, Pablo Furniture, wagon, harness, saddle, ponies. house and lot in Clifton, half interest in ranch near Guthrie station, 50 acres pat ented land, South Clifton. Taxes II 66, costs p; total. l........ 46 S9 Suydam, J. A.-Two ponies, ten pigs, possessory right and improvements on Blue river. Taxes 93, costs .25; total. 5 Is
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Talley, Robt. J.-Harness, ? horses,
 pre-emption entry near Graham in
 section 9, township 6, 9 east. Taxes I3 7s, costs .6S; total ...... II l6 Tyron, Truman-furniture, mower,
 tools, harness, 3 horses, house and
 lot in Curtis. Taxes Is, costs, 30, total ........... 6 IS Thompson, Jas. II. & Bro.-- One
 reaper, one mower, tools, wagon,
 two harness, saddle, six horses,
 nine pigs; homestead entry on P.
 Moore ranch near Thomas, on SEE.
 quarter section B, pre-emption
 entry NE. quarter joining P. Moore ranch on the south, section ?. Taxes S2 63, costs Is; total. S6 76 Taylor, c. F.-Liquors, etc; house
 and lot at Thomas. Taxes 70, costs is: total. 9IS Torrez, Sisto-One pig, 4asses, house
 and lot in Solomoneille. Taxes ?. costs .2I; total............ IS
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Patterson, A. M.-Furniture, jewelry, tools, carriage, office furniture and library, ? horses. r hogs and pigs, 15 hens, 1 burro; one-half of Shel- don ranch and Improvements; pre- emption entry No. 1851 near Clifton, lots in North Clifton and one-half and one-third interest in others; house and lot in North Clifton, of flee in Clifton. Taxes i2 66. costs 13; total. .. fl [ Proctor Bros,-6OO head of stock cat tie. Taxes l0S0, costs 54 60; total. ........ 11Si
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Plumb, J. H. - Furniture, wagon, harness, , COWS, ' cattle. horses; house and lot in Curtis; possessory right in section 20, T. ,, 2i E. Taxes P 50, costs F; total. g Pacho, Mariano-Wagon, harness, horses, ? hogs, house and lot in Solomonville; possessory right to southeast portion of southeast quarter section IS, T. :, 27 E., 15 acres.
 Taxes II 20, costs 70; total. l.......... II Proctor Bros., wagon, harness, sad dle, 700 cattle. 10 ponies, 16O acres patented land In section 22, town ship s, 26 east on Cienega. Taxes 274 F, costs IS 70; total. 2S7 & Pace, W. W-Furniture, tools, wag- on, harness, saddle, POO cattle, 10 bulls, 3 ponies, ? horses; pOssessory right with improvements on east fork of Blue. TIxas IIo 12 cos+s . (s1. total IF T
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-15

Plumb, MerlinE- Wagon, COWS.
 pony. horses, house and lot in
 Curtis. Taxes 0S, costs 10; total. ...........