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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1888.

board in regard to passenger stations.
That one was by citizens of Newbury for
better station accommodations at Wells
River. That complaint was heard by the
board on notice to the railroads interested,
and resulted in the recommendation of
the board, made on the 9th day Of August,
1888, requiring the building of new and
more commodious depot. The company
are now erecting commodious depot at
that point. Many of the passenger depots
at important places are old and need re
building. An improvement has been no.
ticeable in the general tendency toward
the removal of the od-fashioned and dan
gerous high platforms at passenger. sta
tions.
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NASHVILLE Oc' 81 The match race
between piluce Wilkes aud Patton took
place today. Wilkes was the favurite Hrd
~ou la three straight heats, best tire,
2:l5t9.
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Heati < 10 the KatI noad Gases touc!ud-
rd Tuesday,

MONTPELIER, O.t-ber 3D.-By arrange
me [, the Ca,ts OF tie Barre ra'I oad
Company vr-us Moutpr ler and White
RIVER raIlruad campauy aud tran
ite railroad company d cross petitions
were heard to-day. b. f. tIhvld, ga, and
abroad company, = & ~nurtiefi esq. for
Barre railroad cumpa, y Inc ca in
wolves the question of ub. aiming ulht OF
way To the quarrlrs. he report ut the
commissioners was Ia favor OF the Barre
railroad aud The Mon peller aud Waite
River railroad company take 'Nceptions.
Thry sny lhe report does not d,tiuuely hN
the points of crus~iug | tne Graultr ran
road over the Barre ran uai, il Is turthet
claimed that thr com t-~lourrS tallvd u
tiud slme material lactS thai The evidence
r-tAhllshed The case fell 10 Judge
NehzrY MhO Is 70 htlLvAr lhe upInlun.
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Campfire at Waterbury.

A rou-ine campfire was held by the
Dillingham; post at Waterbury on We'd
re,day evening, October 2lth. In spite Of
the rain good sized audience met at
hotel hail and listened To Comrade h II.
IucE, VINO read his paper on "Recollec-
t.oos of the War Department Com
nIluteg IL. T.. Taylor was present and
made some stirring remarks. He gave an
encouraging report on the state OF the
'rder ia the department. Junior Vice
Department Comm udtr Thomas Farrell
aud other comrades added Interesting
sparks TO the campfire, and iile music
Was furnished ty the Waterbury band,
Notes r,m Camps and Posts Throughout
the state.
Tive members Of the Grand Army post
In kutlaud are making arrangements toI
grand anniversary campfire on Novem
her II. This date happening to fall on
SUNDAY tue campfire VIII be held on Mon.
day following. a number of prominent
u. A. II. men will he present,
The battle monument will reach 800 feet
this year, making a rise of 100 feet thi;
season With one.halt the cubic yard,
lald at 50 feet elevation, the completion OF
tie uu side of the structure is reasonably
assured next year.
Tue new soldiers Home building IS be,
in- hurried as fast As possible by Con
tractor LindleY, The plastering OF The
building will be commenced Monday.
is expected that the lIwer floor will bt
ready for use in about four eeks. Every
bed in the present accommodation is nuW
occupied, aud Is applications now ON tili
waiting for admission.
Capt. II. c. Parsuns formerly OF St. Al
bans, win read u paper before The Flfst
Vermont C,valIy R-unlou society "a
Montpelier, November -.
The Sous OF Veterans viii hold u fair n
/ Brattleboro on the l5'h OF November
There will DC IA stage entertainment, will
booths supper and dance.
! The Sprague Guard Of Brandon vii
J hold meeting Thursday evening to tax
action in regard To "A successor to Capt.
W. Carr, VINO has resigned as captain o
the company.
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But one complaint has been made to the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-02
THE SUPREME COURT.
e,nra Progress Being Made With tho
kearings-Rutland County Cases.

gress is being made in the general
In of the Supreme Court. This morn
P2g there were hearings in the cases of
n fvn of Chittenden vs. town Of Barnard
Nd town of Worcester VS.. town OF East
Y ,ttontpelier. The former was heard in its
ssrSular term, the latter being heard with
as the questions involved are similar.
Both cases are in relation to the pauper
law. In the Chittenden case c. 5. Colburn
~ Pittsfleld and Swinington of Rutland
Vppeared for the plaintiff w. d. Johnson
vi Woodstock for defendant. The Wash
! ington county case was represented by
| Shurtletf OF Montpelier for the plaintiff
town, and Pitkin & Huse for the defend
ant town. The questions at issue are
mainly as to residence"
In the case of the Third National bank
of New York city VS.. the Dorset Marble
company Dunton Sc Dana appeared for the
plaintiffs, and Swinnington Il Smith for
the defendant. In this case judgment was
entered for the plaintiff by agreement.
The case of the Third National bank of
New York city W.. Henry G. Gleason was
the last Of the Rutland county cases, and
the same counsel appeared respectively.
! To accommodate the counsel this case
goes over to the next regular term of the
! supreme Court at Rutland.
The case now on trial is No 20, Jonathan
Wait vs. the Bennington aud Rutland
railroad company, Baker for the plaintiff
an 0 sction on the case in which the
plaintiff seeks to recover the value
of PAIR of horses killed by an engine on
delehdahl ROAD. Inc horses We're on the
The -" h, .io i,ed a LII.
81 " Ires cieirneI ,h.t thera Yas ue not
a enfiicient cattIe gnaTd to tnrn stock Of
nc trsrk that LID rattle c,n,rd W.. fnii
If ice and snow Tbe caie vas tried at
the December term, 1887, of Bennington
GefanSart on tba refns Il of Tho C0nnty
Cnnrt r. cbarga the inrv as no nIeintifr
r,0nested tba nIaint;f;S counseI fevcent
ad and carried tha ci.a mn Iha defsr5
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OUR uANEEsACK.


The IL h annual reunion of the First
Vermont cavalry regiment will be held at
Montpelier November 18th. Papers on
the part borne by the regiment at the
battle of Gettysburg, aud on the impor-
tant ser7ice rendered by the cavalry in the
Getlys burg campaign, are expected from
Capt. ii, c. Powers and Gen. W. l..
Gtrtu.etf. An unusually full aud inter
t-.luy meeting Is expected
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Esgs arc plenty with the family who slNo
their fowls Pro ne PuuuD Food. SOLD IN
Darlington by Z. Z. SmIth and Jones lsh"m'
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the whole, considered it best to report the
ACCESSIBILITY of abolishing the office. Gov.
Dillingham; had said to the committee
that clerk could well do all the bus-
ness. A vote was then taken and the
measure passed.
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LXII, NEW SERIES VOL. XXXIV.

shots that did not go off with the volley,
gave emphatic expression to the opinion
that "oleo" must 90. There was not a
negative vote heard.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-02-22

La RishGu's Golden Belsarn No. Cures Chancres, first and second stapcs: Sores on the Legs and Body; Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-colored B!otehos Syphilitic Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and ali primary forms of the disease known as Syphilis. Price, s co per Bottle. Ls Richau's Golden HaIsan, No. 2 Cures-Tertiary, Mercurial Syphiiitic Rheu- matisn, 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 eradicatcs all disease from the system, whether caused by ind;scretinn CT abuse of Mercury, leaving the blj0d pure and healthy. Price S5 co peg toa4ie. Le Hio13ss's GoE[sesa 6; ;,7a-zish Anti. dote for the cure Of GonorrhGa, Gleet, Irritation Gravel, and ell Urinary or Geni- tai disarrangemeIts. Price S3 5a DOT Bottle.
 Le Es:ei.au's Gollesa Spanish In- jsctio1,, for severe cases of Gonorrhtaa, inflammatofy Cicet, St-ictur s,ac. Price $1 5O per Bottle.
 Le Esiellal2's Colder, Ointment for the effective heainr of Sy',hiiitic Sores, ie Eefchau7s Gc;slH.s Lssi s--icryo and Brain treatment; lc5s of physical pow CT, excess Or ovcr-Hycr';, froStratioa, etc. Price &3 co per Eox.
 Tonic and Ne-viz,e,
 Sent everywhere, c. 0. D.; iecure'y packed per express.
 C. F. RICHAEDS $, co. Agents, 427 G 429 SanSo;le street. Corner Clay,
 S9n Francisco, Cal.
 CIRCIIT1R MAT ED F0'--'
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SoLoMoxvILLE, COUNTY OF GRA- ]

SoLoMoYvILLE, CoUNTY OF GRA-
 HAM, Ariz., January Is, 1888.
 Notice is hereby gwen that 1 will apply to the District Court, held in and for the county of Gra- 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 deIin- quent taxes, for gil taxes, costs and interest, and for an order to sell the same for the 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, vii! be ex- posed to ''pnblic sale" at the court house in Solomonvile for the amount of taxes, costs and interest thereon.
 5. ". POAIEROT, County Treasurer and ex-Ofiicio
 Tax Collector.
 By FRED. M. NEWELL, Deputy.
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Caraliaial, Petricio-Furniture har- ness, ? horses, house opposite smelter, Clifton. Taxes 69, costs .SS; total .. sO7 Cunningham, s. P.-Pre-emption en try near Duncan; N. quarter of SW. quarter, section 2s, T. S., range SEE. Taxes 2s 20, costs 1 Is; total......... 2I S6 Crsmer, Georse-Tools, saddle, 1 pony, pig. house and acres culti- vated on Big Blue. Taxes I5, costs .2S; total -......... 13 Clifton Hydraulic Cc.-Engine, fur
 niture, tools, iron and machinery,
 iron pipe and fixtures, posscsscry
 right to 10 acres ard improvements
 situated three miles above Clifton
 on river. Taxes 1IO 6i, costs 5 s; total........ 1l6 r Carrasca, Jesus Ma. - Furniture,
 house and lot at San Jose; patented
 land SEE. quarter section IS, T.. s.,
 range ? E. Taxes $ sI, costs 9i; total......... 6i s1 Casias, Manuel-Iiouse and lot at
 San Jose. Taxes ? %, cots II; total........... 8 ci
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Gardiner, Benj. C. - Furniture,
 wagon, horse, Hot Spring ranch. Taxes II 50, costs 2O; total. ......... 9 i; Guerra, F.-House and lot near San
 Jose. Taxes 45, costs or; total. 1 5 Grosan, Ab7aham-Furniture, hogs,
 possessoTy right northeast quarter
 of northeast quarter section 13, T.
 8, Sl E., and improvements. Taxes 6 @. costs 30; total. 6 8 Glenn, ". C.-25O cattle, s bulls, '
 ponies, pre-emption entry south
 half of northwest quarter section
 B, and east half of northeast quar-
 ter of section g, T. 8, S2 east and
 improvements. Taxes ll8 I6, costs g; total. ....... 12S 4 Galliguer, M.-House and lot in
 Pima. Taxes 8, costs 20; total. 45 Great Western Mining Co.-2OO tons
 of ore on dpmps, improvements on
 mining property. Taxes Si 8O, costs Il; total. l........ s6 5
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Knight, R. H.-WaGon, harness, sa- dle, 175 cattle, ? ponies, 10 mares, possessory right miles west of Aravaipa canyon. Taxes 77 6a, costs ss; total. .... s Kelly, W. B.-Furniture, cattle, 2 lots in Pima. 1.axes ? l9, costs IS; total. l.... Kleynsteuber, r. A.-Tools, 2 wagons, 2harness, ? horses, 1 colt; home stead entry, with house, well and corral, 30 acres under cultivation on east half of northeast quarter, and east half of southeast quarter, section 2S, T. :, 25.east; desert land entry, west half of northwest quar- ter section 2S, T. ', 9 east; timber culture entry, west half of southwest quarter section II, T. ', 25 E.
 Taxes 90 q, costs 72; total.
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Fonda, ". D. Furniture. wagon, harness, saddle, 5I cattle, 8 ponies, % hens, 5 ducks, 2 turkeys; hone- stead entry No. ils, $. half of SW. quarter section i5, ". quarter of NV. quarter section 22, T. 8, 2jE. Taxes 45 Gi, costs ? s; total...... Foster X 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 s. g E.
 Taxes 112 10, costs 60; total...... 1 Forbes, Wm.-Possessory right with house ct Aravaipa, about 8 miles below Whclan's.
 Taxes !i Jo, costs .72; total .........
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Coons, l.. T.-Furniture, tools, wag- on, harness, 1 COW, 1 cattle, : horses, homestead, Curtis, section 19, T.5,2 r.
 Taxes 20 "a, costs Oi: total ......... 2l g. Craig, James M.-Furniture, wagon, harness. COW, 9ahorses, house and lot in Pima. possessory right to 25 acres of land situated north side of Gila river, adjoining T. c. West. Taxes 5S, costs .27; total ........ ] s: Gulf, Moses-Furniture tools, wag- on, cattle, bull, { horses. , hogs. possessory right and house, 70 acres land known as the Sugar House farm.
 Taxes 21 45, costs C7: total. 2 ,: Clark, J. A.-WaSon, harness, 6 cat tie, bulls, mares; house and lot North Clifton; pOssessoTy right and improvements miles above Cliff ton.
 Taxes 6s 7s, costs 70; total ....... 8 2 Chavarri, Oc;avino-House No.5Si on A -C. C. ground, Clifton. Taxes IS, costs III; total ......-. 2
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Waters, J. L.-Six horses, one buck beard and coach, saddle, 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 g, 3I E.
 Taxes 9I Il, costs 55; total. 8 Unknown Owners-Tvo buildings in North Clifton formerly owned by G, NJ. Bonrell. Taxes r 40, costs. S7; total .... |
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Brown, Chas. D. Furniture, tools, wagon, harness, pigs, ? mules. 20 acres in SW. quarter, section l, T. [ south, R. 9 east; % acres section F, and possessory right. Taxes Il 3l, costs .56: total. II Bargas, Bla. R-Furniture, house on ground of 4. c. Co.,, next to room sll.
 Taxes 55, costs IS; total. s
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East, Joseph-Furniture. COW, horse, house and lot in Pima. Taxes 9, costs II; total. Elias, COrneiiO-Harness,4 cattle, 1 pony, mare, saddle, house and lot in Solomonville, land in Home stead of Frank Grijalva, SW. quar- ter section is, T :, 2 L.
 Taxes g Il, costs 1T; total. .......
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Rockwell, Geo. H.-2 nawess, home stead house and fence near II. c. Hooker.
 Taxes U9, costs .S0; total ......... 6 8 Reid. Jol.n-vag0n, harness.3 horses, pre-emption entry east half of north
 east quarter, and east haii of south
 east quarter section 90, township ,, 2l east, near Curtis. Taxes 70 II, costs .gj; total ...-..... 70 i Rollins, John IT., Jr.-Harless, l pony, house and lot in Layton Taxes 50, costs .23; total ........... 1T Rollins, Jchn H., Sen.- Furniture, tools, wagon, harness, , cows. 1 cat- tie, horses, mares, house and lot iii Layton.
 Taxes h O6, costs 50; total. 15 G Ransom, Wm. J.-Funiture, tools,
 wagon, harness, COW, horses,
 house and lot in Pima, possessory right, 70 acres, section IS, township 6, 25 east.
 Taxes b 5j, costs .s7; total ....... 1G 2 Ransom, Thomas-Furniture wagon, OK, horses, house and lot in Pima. Taxes 2S, costs. 36; total. 76 Rogers, Joseph K.-FurIituro, tools, COWS, ? pigs, house and lot in Pima, house and land, acres, in southeast quarter section %, town ship 9 east; l0 acres land in section %, township 9 east. Taxes 30 e5, costs 5i; total al......... S2 2
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Dowdle, Mrs. E.-Furniture, mower,
 wagon, harness, saddle, 150 cattle,
 7poEiss, mares; II. E. house and
 corral on NE. quarter section g, T.
 SS., range 25 E. Dodge, I4yman--sFurnitarc, wagon,
 COW, horses, house and lot in
 Pima.
 Taxes 99, costs .s5; total .......... 7SI Ditch, Gonzales-Across river from
 Solomonville, 2 miles long and sis
 feet wide. Ditch, rown-Commencins ahcut 9
 miles above San Jose, 24 miles
 long.
 Taxes 29 co, costs 45; total......... So |; Ditch. Mazey-C Commencing abouts
 miles east of Fort Thomas, miles
 long. Taxes 20 %, costs Il 30; total....... sOi x Ditch, NcMurrin South bank Of
 Giia, near Thomas, miles long. Taxes lOl 51, costs O9' JOt2l..-....- iOo 0i Ditch, Clanton-south bank of Gila
 near Thomas. Taxes IOl 30, costs ; or; total........ 156 57 Davis, J. S.-l6O acres in Stafford
 town site. Taxes g B, costs .46; total ....... "A Dodge, Eli-Tools, saw mill, 2mares. Taxes II O7, costs 10; total.......... Il 7I Dowdle, John D.-ico head cattle. TGxcs iit O. costs 20; total........ 150 20 Day, II. C.-Pre-emption entry and house on SE. quarter section 2S, T. s, B l.; pre-emption entry on L. half of southeast quarter section 2S, T. s, g E. Taxes Sl @, costs 60; ;otal......... 8 %
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Hibberd, Wm.- Prc-emption entry,
 lots and of E. half of southwest
 quarter section IS. T. 5. 2i east. Taxes 25 10, costs 1 90: total ........ 2 Hammer, Rob't-Saddle, 1iO cattle, 8
 bulls. ponies. Taxes B i5, costs ? 92; total 6I Hovey, John H.-Furniture, tools,
 house in front Hovey's saloon. Taxes : 9; costs .35; total. ...-... 7C Hughes, Dan Desert land entry, 200
 acres in section 2, T.. :, 26 E., old
 brewery building. Taxes g 3O, costs 16; total. 2i;
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Johnson, Beni. ". - Tools. wagon, harness, COW, cattle, ? horses. 1 hog.
 Taxes s2, costs .2i; total. Johnson, Jas. P.-Furniture, wagon, harness, COW, pony. horses, houas and lot in Central; possessory right to ln acres land.
 Faxes 10 62, costs .5s; total ......... Judd. Don C.-Furniture, 1 mower, half interest in shingle mill, 1 wagon, harness, 1 COWS, 3 cattle, horse, hogs, house and 30 acres land in southwest quarter section 2D, T. 9 E.; land in northwest quar- ter section 20. T. 9 E., 60 acres. Taxes 42 %, costs ? h; total...... Johnson, James-Tools, wagon, har- ness, 3 ponies, possessory right on Big Blue and improvements. Taxes 60, costs .Ss; total. ....... co.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMTNG 4
 SPECIALITY.
Notice 0f Home te i Pr00f.
 (E4onesteat Application No. s@E.) )

UNITEs STATES LAND OFFICE, TUcsON, Arizona. Jan. IS, l. D., 1887. NOTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- ton to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will he mado be- fore the Clerk of the U. S. District Court at Sosomonville, Arizona, on the 18th day of February, 1888. VIZ:
 Reuben K. Jolley, of Central, Graham county, Arizona, for the SW !. of Section 3i, T. S., R. ? E.
 Ho names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upcn and cultiva- of, said land, viz: James Pace, James O. Pace. John Daley, Frank Tyler, all of Cen tral, Arizona.
 A. T. DUFF, Register. First ublicaticn Jan 1s
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Plumb, J. II. - Furniture, wagon, harness, , COWS, cattle. horses; house and lot in Curtis; possessory right in section 20, T. }, 2i E. Taxes 2 30, costs 1 I2; total......... g 62 Pacho, hIarigno-Wagon, harness, horses, hogs, house and lot Tn Solomonville; possessory right to southeast portion of southeast quarter section IS, T. :, 27 E., f5 acres.
 Taxes II 20, costs 10; total. II % Proctor Bros, wagon, harness, sad dle, zoo cattle, 10 ponies, l6O acres patented land Tn section 2, town ship g, 25 east on Cienesa. Taxes 2Il l5, costs 13 70; total....... 2S7 g. Pace, ". W.-Furniture, tools, wag- on, harness, saddle, 200 cattle, 10 bulls, ponies, horses; possessory right with improvements on east fork of Blue. Taxes ii2 l3, costs , 50; total. IT 73 Patterson, \. M.-Furniture jewelry, tools, carriage, office furniture and library, horses, Y hogs and pigs, l5 hens, 1 harro; one-half of Shel- don ranch aai improvements; pre- emption entry No. l53i near Clifton, lots in North Clifton and ono-hslf and oGe-th:.d interest in others; house and lot ia North Clifton, of fee in Clifton. Taxes i2 6G. costs B; total. 4 70 Proctor Bros,-600 head cf stock cat tie.
 Taxes 1880, costs 5I Oo; total. l......... 1I3i co
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Lemon, V. C.-Toois, wagon, har- ness, pony, 2 horses. lot |, northeast quarter section ,. township 5, 2i east; homestead entry at Cu-tis, northeast half of southeast quarter and southwest quarter of section S2,T. 5,2i.E. Taxes 20 20. costs 1 co; total. 22r Lee. Ro5't E.-Tools: wagon, 2 lots in Central and building material, possessory right in Central field. Taxes ! 70, costs .S7; total........... TT Lamb, Chas. M.-Wason, harness. ? COWS, mules, house and lot in
 Pima.
 Taxes 30, coats .s1; total l......... 661 Lynn, Rasmus- Furniture wagon, harness, COW, 9 ponies. ? horses, ? mules. honse and lot IT Puaa. Taxes II i5, costs .57, total ..... ... F 6 Lamb, j. J.-Furniture, 9 wagons, 2 harness, hor-es, house and lot in Pima.
 Taxes 25, costs .Sg; total....... sGi A-estlheEWo'u' ts. N.- SltttftcF lItFFSst ill desert land entry 15;, and half interest in desert land entry l55, Eagle creek. Taxes Si So, costs n; total. G6 5f Loitoh, Caldwell P.-Carria.;e, ha-- ness. saddle, 70O cattle, 70 ponies, possessory right to land between Solomonvilie and Bailey's Wells, frame house, well, stable and cor- ral. Taxes 294 O, costs fl 70; total ..... 305 75
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Smith, Lymand-S0 acres north half
 of northwest quarter section 2J,
 township :, ? east. Taxes 16 2i, costs .Sl; total. l.......... r 05 Scarlett, J. ". N.-Furniture, tools.
 wagon. harness, 2 COWS. ? cattle,
 horses; possessory right near Lay
 ton, section i5, township :, 25 east.
 20 acres.
 Taxes I2 5i: costs .62; total....... 13 IS Soto, Eduardo-Wogon, harness. 2 ponies. possessory right and i'm proyemcnts, southwest quarter, sec ton g, township :, ? E. Taxrs Il O3, costs .55; total. .... il 5S Stevens, II. V.-House and lot North
 Clifton,
 Taxes 10 15, costs 50; total ......... 10 6 Salcido, Rosalio-SS cattle, 8 bulls, |
 bsrros, spring, etc.; house and lot near Pablo Salcido's in Clifton. Taxes Is 8, costs .92; total. l........... 19 30 Smith, ". C. W.-Furniture, iewelry, wagon and harness, saddles, 2l5 cattle, Q bulls, ponies, ? mares, possessory right to Raney ranch and improvements. Taxes los p, costs IS; total ...... 115 4 Sanchez Co. - Furniture, tools 3 wagons, 2 harness, saddle, ? horses, 40 goats, pigs, 3 mules, possessory right and improvements to I4emrur ranch. Taxes 26 i7, costs l g; total l......... 27 79 Saicido, Pablo Furniture, wagon, harness, saddle, 2 ponies. house and lot in Clifton, half interest in ranch near Guthrie station, 50 acres pat ented land, South Clifton. Taxes fl GG, costs p; total....... 46 So Saydan. ,. A.-Two ponies, teu pigs, possessory right and improvements on Blue river. Taxes 93, costs .25; total ............ us
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Worden, '. P. Furniture, blow, <. wagon, harness, COW ,2horses, ? pigs;
 homesterd entry with improve
 ments joining Pima on the north. Taxes 10 50, costs 1T; total.......... I9! Williamson & Frye-Wagon, ? sad dies, Is oxen, IS0 cattle, 6 bulls, 1
 ponies 2 mares, possessory right on
 CienaSa joining J. Dowdle. Taxes S5 67, costs 1 S3; total. 9I Wiley, Esebia-Wagon, harness,
 ponies, house and lot in Thomas. Taxes I8 6s, costs .s3; total. ........ r : Whitfield, E. A.-Tools, land and i'm
 provcmcnts at Duncan; northeast
 quarter of southeast quarter. and north half of northeast quarter, and southeast quarter of northwest quarter Q6O aeres), section IS, T.S, SEE.
 Taxes i9 3I, costs i6; total. ... 5I :