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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13
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Notice TO Taxpayers.

The hoard ~ Equailsaiiun, composed OF NE Wy
traig aud J. ~ Mckee, will meet Ia The ,ouH
house on Monday, June j 10 hear any AMI Az CON.
plalnt OF taHpaycu o. 90 ihc nsaefamtht OF thclf
pfuporty for the year iss1
The districts assessed bf }. g. stewart VIII Dc
taken up Monday tuDo
Tuesday. tho 9Th, ali districts assessed ~ web
born.
"Wednesday. tho 9TH. all districts Assessed bT W..
n llAffell. Esq.
Thufsday. The 9Th. all districts assessed by D W.
Pryor.
Commencing Frldav. Che IN the districts and
the wards ASSESSED b. e. D. Hmlih
All The books viii b. fsady for examination
n e. SLAUGHTER.
Chairman II County Court
a SMITH,
Asetilf oi Shelby County.
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81. Rosenhcin, Telephone s3s.
Old brandies for medicinal use.

The SOUTHERN STEAM DYE WORKS, SO
Court street, cleans or dyes any color
dresses. lacos, clothing and curtains.
Work finished like new. Prices the low
est
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Fast Tnd Dummy line.
Arrives and Departs from Cot fhlrl and Moufoe
Chesapeake aud ohib itsata.

Leave, Arrive,
siimtci ~ t.i0pm siimited EH .- t1ni an
sMsil aud RI sloan sNail aud EH..iio pm
tNoWhefn Ac.. ti3 PA iNuNhcm Ac.. 3 a. a IA
Limited etpfcss trains run solii between Non
phit and Louisville Carrying Pullman hufet
Drawing Room Sleeping tara Mall aud Itpfuss
runs aulid between Memphis and Louisville, tar
fyinr elrraut sleeping aud fcolninf chair cara con.
meeting closely ID FULTON iof Calm ~ Louis and
chicago giving the ONLY day inaln irun Memphis
90 a louis Ticket uilno under Peabody lintul
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ron sALE on RENT
Insolvont Notice.

Insolvont Notice.
ETATE W TrssEssrE fHnLnY touHfN, }
OTrcF tOuNfY CONN CfNnK, ,
MrHFnis, TEsN., juno 4, ihsl
To Nfrx Dandac EKecuttlN
Augustine Daufar. dcccased. you are hereby Or
dsfud ~ give notice, b. advertisement w some
newspaper published within the said state aud
also "a the court house door ~ shelby County, uf
all persons having fiains against said 9 tate, tu
apfoaf aud hlo the same Authenticated ~ TIE
manner pnsctibed ~ law, on 90 hotofu ihe Hh
~ bcfOre fald day. or bri0ro "a appropriation ~
the funds Of aid estate Il made shall b. fufuyuf
barrrd. both ~ Law and equity,
Witncss my hand. Al once dis ith day Of June.
iesl T. QUtut.kf, Cicfk.
~ Tues n CnHSsnAw. b. q.
Notice IL hereby given a. provided BY the abo 9
order MANY DAuRiAC
EtecuiflH 81 Augustine Dauriac. doccascL
This 9TH day Of June. iSsg
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Stage of the Rivers.

OFPfcE SIGNAL SERVICE U. s. A..
MEMPHIS Tenn, June u, 1850 I
The following observations are taken NJ all sta
lions In the 18th meridian time, which Is one houl
later than Memphis time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, pa
Second street. Branch office 81 Madison.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13
A Good Thing.

Floyd & Moneys soda, with pure fruit
juices and ice cold, is delicious beverage
Try il.
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
% cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament TO any office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

INSURE your gin-houses in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. 43 Madison street.
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hteSAlbhW Springs, W. Va.

Grand Central Hotel aud Cottages Vow Open Tor
The season
Tievatog 2010 feet above the Lowell n The tCai
unsurpsssfh summer climate. accommodations
nrtcliss splendid railroad tcfyico. elegant Nclu'
buir trains
Tor Information Inquire " Office oi G., o a a
W. a.. a.. T. a n. a. a., 90 Hddrurl
D. o. LAkLE superintendent
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN ts column tpib be CHARGED a, rn, =,
lbc forheo Iinesone Insertions sIeo inscytioas 25c ON
uook, SOC
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PLEASANT SUMMER HOTEL AT TOLEDO, O
THE HOTEL MADISON,

Convenient to all lake resorts to bathing fishing
and excursions. Lawn and croquet attached TO ho-
tel send for circular A. q. BROWNE, Mgr.
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WANTED.

A SMART. ENERGETIC MAN, WHO TRAVELS
"A through small towns, calling on General
Stores, Druggists Shtoners, etc, To represent on
commission, II tirStcaSs New York Importing
House in line of goods which finds ready sale
this lisa first-cas chance for a wide-awako man to
make money, none other need apply; the best OF
references required. Address
"lMPORrERs," 20 Box 1871, New York,
A GENTS To SELL THE CLEMENTS SAFE TO
"A business and professional men, farmers and
private families. For illustrated catalogue aud
terms, address NJ. CLEMENTS, Cincinnati, ohio,
A GENTS TO SELL THE CLEMENTS SAFE 10
~ business and professional men. farmers and
private families For illustrated catalogue and
terms address NJ. Clements, Cincinnati o.
A WHITE SERVANT GIRL REFERENCES
"a required Good homo and good wages. APP
ply at 80 Poplar street
A GENTS WANTED, EITHER SEX, FOR not.
~ tied Electricity. Greatest catarrh and head.
ache cure ever seen. Some agents are making $50
a day. Address U. s Home Mfg. Co., 4. Dept,
Chicago, III.
"A CUNSiNGH ANS WAGON WORKS
DOR OFFICE WORK, A YOUNG MAN or GOOD
II habits and personal address must be a good
correspondent CHARLES NJ. WILLIAMS, Green
| VILE, Miss.
JJANDs TO LEARN SHIRT ND HUTTON.
L Il hole making LOkBS LAUNDRY, IL and
~ Monroe street
IIIoRsEs TO PASTURE; TELEPHONE lisa
IL JOS BURNkN, Woodlawn stock Farm.
I ADY AGENTs--Rntircly new female under.
month some agents make as high US 500 "a day
| nearly 6O,0O1 testimonials positive proof free Mrs
| H. \. Little. Chilago i'll
| ONE OR TWO REFINED LADIES AND GEN
" tlemen to work for the National Library Com
| pany. Work very pleasant and compensation ilrs
class Call At Odd Fellows Hall.
| an coin Ann sIIVER ROffGIIT n n
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The Cloudland Hotel,

Top 0i Roam Mountain. Western North Chfllina
nul iast Tenncssse. will hr Open iof visitors Juno
~. Elevation 6Ilt feet shove tea level summer
temperature "a drFfrrI Exemption frlm hay
fever. cntaffh asthma aud all nervous complaints
Magnificent m0untlln scenery hnc trout hthluE.
riding etc Hall aud rooms heated BY Improved
cuiau VS. ANiiA
Cl1udiand. Mitchell County NJ q.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BATTERY PARK HOTEL,
CAroN SPRINGS AND BATH,
Frascati Park Hotel,

Geneva Lake. wis, will DO open June IS. Write ioi
circular and terms.
MILLER & BANTA. Proprlctors.
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A GENTS WANTED, EITHER SEX, FOR BOT.
~ tied Electricity Greatest catarrh and head.
ache cure ever seen. Some agents are making $50
Chicago IN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

A WHITE SERVANT GIRL REFERENCES
"a required Good home and good wages APP
ply at 81 Poplar street
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A GENTS TO SELL THE CLEMENTS SAFE no
"a business and professional men. farmers and
private families. For illustrated catalogue and
terms address NJ. Clements, Cincinnati, o.
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uouSES TO LEr.

A Two STORY BRICK HOUSE, 80. Il IOIIN
~ son avenue containing rooms. dining room,
kitchen, stables aud all conycnionccs At 80 per
month. Apply n y. II. NENN,
Corner gceoud aud Jefferson streets
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11
CASA GRANDE NOTES.

Many improvements are being made in this little town that will improve the appearance of the place wonderfully. The buildings in course of construction and completed is strong indication that our citizens have an abiding faith in the permanency of the boom.
 Mrs Pauline Fryer is planning the erection of substantial building on the vacant corner lot west of the Ho- tel Already quite large cellar has been excavated, the dirt from which is being made into adobeS.
 Thomas Tomlinson has just com pleted the erection of addition to his store, which will give him more room for the storage of goods demanded by his large and increasing trade.
 w. c. Smith is rebuilding on the spot where once stood the Fashion sa loon. The new building is q very solid and substantial looking affair and will complete the row of solid buildings.
 A. H. Elliott will shortly commence the erection of building to be used for store purposes or office room. MT. Elliott has demonstrated the fact that water can be raised to the surface with little effort by means of wind mills. He has two of them erected on nicely painted towers, that are consid- able of an ornament to the town
 A number of men have been put te work at the Silver Reef mine grading for mill site and smelter plant which is to be erected as soon as possi- ble.
 The force of men at the Golden West mine has been reduced recently pending boring operations for water As soon as a sufficient supply can be obtained work will again be commenced on large scale. The work of bor- ing the well is progressing favorably Mir c. Loss, Superintendent, being we'll satisfied with the work done.
 The same may be said of the Lola Mine. The great consideration is wa ter. No doubt exists but what water will be obtained and when this result is attained the canyon and rocks about the old Monarch camp will echo with the roar and chatter of two mills which will pound out the bullion to gladden. the hearts and enrich the pockets of the lucky stockholders of the Golden West and Lela Mining Companies.
 The Pacific Mine in the Jack Rab- bit country was recently sold to Walk CT Bros. by John Riess. The price is not authoritatively stated but is believ- ed to be for good round figure. Itis stated that operations will be com menced that will soon place this mine on good paying basis.
 MT. A. Prices little girl that was sick for several weeks has at last ralli- ed and is now on fair way to recov- cry.
 H. A c.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11
A Tom ochiltres Story.

A man in Texas was accused of steal ing horse. It is scarcely necessary to say that immediately there was a lynch ing bee. At the conclusion of the enter tainment the participants found that they had hanged the wrong man, and the high minded citizens who had managed the affair were filled with remorse. They determined that the dead mans memory was entitled to vindication, and therefore a committee was appointed to wait upon the widow They found her weeping. The chairman, with an awkward wave of his slouch hat, said, in somewhat embarrassed manner: "Marm, we hanged your husband, but he was the wrong man. Marm, the joke is on us. ."-Phila- delphia Times.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11

filling his game bag with quail, when an accident happened to him that came within hairs breadth of ending his ex- istence. His dog had set quail and he shot it. and was in the act of drawing the trigger on another when a strange dog came rushing towards him from the rear. ran under his legs and upset the young sportsman. while his gun was hurled from his grasp. The butt hit stump. causing the weapon to discharge. and the charge struck Haley in the left side, tearing away every particle of clothing and blackening his fesh.-Sa- vannah News
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11
The Antiquity of Man.

With regard to the discoveries on the slopes of the Sierra de Managua, Dr. Flint considers that the human bones prove indisputably the existence of man in Pliocene times. Still we must recol- lect that In such an active volcanic re- zion as Nicaragua, with it's hot and moist climate. sudden upheavals and subsi- dences may be expected to have oc- currred, while the rich tropical vegeta- tion would rapidly repair the ravages caused by the most devastating eruptions. The footprints themselves tell us little as regards their antiquity. As before men, toned, they present no evidence of be- longing to an inferior type of man, while the sandal .shod footprint indicates cer- tain advance in civilization, since man who wears shoes at all can hardly belong to the earliest stage of human culture. Considering all the circumstances. there fore, it will, perhaps be wisest to adopt Dr. Brinton's cautious conclusion, that there is not sufficient evidence to remove these remains further back than the pres ent Post-Pliocene or Quaternary period. Knowledge.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11
Notice--Timser Culture.
U. s. LAND OFFICE TrCcON ApTzONa Anri1 10 1880

TUCSON, ARIZONA, Aprll IS loe9.b GOMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT N this office by Frank Shields against Her bert Bell for failure to comply with law as b Timber Culture entry No. 507, dated Augi,st ', 1887, upon the N. E. fl of \. W. T Of Sec. s2, Tp. s. Range 10 E., in Piual County, Arizona, witl a view to the cancellation of said entry; contest ant alleging that said tract is not cultivated by said party as required by law; that he has never broken or plowed the required number of acres viz: two and half, the first or the second year, and he has raised no crop on same; that he has never from the date of his entry complied with the law in regard to 1imber-Culture En- tries. the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at his 1Hce on the 18th day of June. loey, al 10 C', ok a.. m., to respond and furn sh testimony concerning said alleged failure
 A. D. DUFF, Register
 FRED w. SMITH, Receiver. NoTE.-The fact and date of service upon the timber-culture claimant should be indorsed on this notice, and publication must be resorted to only where personal service cannot be had, and that fact is established by affidavit that. af- tr using due diligence, it has been found i'm possib.s to make personal service upon the claim ant
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11
A Sure Test.

Bessie-"Ma and pa have been quar- reling haven't they?"
 Willie-"Yep."
 Bessie-"Which one got the worst of it-do you know?"
 Willie-''Ma did! I heard pa say well l guess I'll have to- and they went down to the store where Brown has that new Soda Fountain made by Chapman & Co.,, Madison, Ind, that we were reading the advertisement of the other day in the ENTERPRISE and they come back arm in arm, "just too loving"
 Bessie-"Well they do say that Fountain makes delicious Soda"
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11
One FiddIestring; One Wheel.

Here is a new story of Paganini- One time in Paris be jumped into cab and ordered the driver to make quick time to the theatre, where an impatient audience was waiting to hear him perform the famous prayer of Noise on one string of his violin.
 Whats the fare?" he inquired.
 "For you, sir" said the driver, ''ten francs. "
 "You jest" laughed the great violinist.
 "Not so-you charge as much for place ct your concert"
 Paganini was silent for minute, and then, with complacent glance at the overreaching cabman, said, handing him a decent fare: ''I'n pay you ten francs when you drive me upon one wheel. l."-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11
H. A. c.
Hotel Arrivals.

The following are among the recent arrivals at the Florence Hotel:
 L, Neustadt, Fl Paso; A. Elsasser, San Francisco Chas. Haven, Oakland ; D. NJ. Pease, Stockton, Cal; NJ. G. Samaniego, Tucson; Thos. McMahan, Owl Heads; J. Mccoy, Casa Grande Perry Wildman, John Dunn, w. H. Merritt, Silver King; M W. Harter, Pinal; c. M. Marshall, Casa Grande i; N. w. Peake, San Francisco; Frank Reynolds, Golden West; John Reiss, David Moe, Casa Grande; Jessie H. Brown, De Noon c. A. Corbell, Sil- yer King; Robert Hughes, Ben Bible, Chas. Sabin, Casa Grande; E. 0. Smith, Final; Thos. Tomlinson, Casa Grande w. w. Strohn, Ro.' Strohn, J. A. Spen cer, De Noon; A. l.. Morrison, Santa Fe; U. $. G. Todd, Los Angeles; Wm. George, Tempe; M. F. Burke, T. Curry, E. Curry, Silver King; F. O. Donnelly, Butte; Tom Davis, Phenix Chas. IT. Walker, Deming; W. H. Sebastian, J. G. Moodey, San Fran cisco; Sam Park, Chicago; J. N. Cur tis, San Francisco; F. W. Downs and wife, Globe, A. T.; Col. J. B. Remy Paris.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11
The Florence Bakery is the place where you get full value for your mon ey in choice goods.
Fence Districts.
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS l
 OF FINAL COUNTY,


 FLORENCE, April % 1889.
 Notice is hereby given that at special meeting of the Board of Supervisors held &C., cording to law on the 18th day of April, 1889, for the purpose of establishing Fence Districts in the county of Pinal it was ordered that all of the territory embraced in the county of Pinal be and is hereby declared to be under the operation of the fence law, except that portion described as follows:
 Commencing at point where the Florence canal energes from the Gila river, thence along the south bank of the Florence canal as completed and surveyed to the west line of township z, range east, thence north to the south line of the Pima and Maricopa Indian reservation, thence easterly along the line of the said reservation to the Gila river, thence north along said reservation to point two m les north of the Gila river, thence easterlv along a line two miles distant from the Gils river to the east line of township4 range 10 east, thence south to the Gila river, thence easterly along the Gila river to the place of beginning
 By order of the Board of Supervisors of Pi- nal County. WM. E. GUILD, Clerk.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11

MT. Tim Curry, who was so badly injured in the Silver King mine last year by rock falling upon him ,has so far recovered that he can get about upon crutches. His right leg is still badly paralyzed but is slowly improv- ing. He came from Silver King last Tuesday, accompanied by his brother M. E. Curry, and went to San Francis co, where he will remain until fully re stored to health. Mir M E. Curry will return in a month or two.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11
Dumas' Logic.

Alexander Dumas, the elder, was apt to be boastful at times. Thus he once observed at an evening party: II always keep hum dred louis dor at the disposal of my friends" :" The very next morning good friend" called to borrow these hundred pieces of gold, but Dumas, who was not to be caught mapping, answered with a smile: ''Ah, my dear fellow, you didn't quite take in my meaning. To be sure, always keep hun dred louis at my disposal for my friends, but if were to lend you the amount it would nc longer be at my disposal Very sorry."-ES brit des Autres
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11

The news from all parts of the ter ritory indicates that this Is to be re- markedly prosperous year for Arizona, and that we are to take a long stride forward in material and industrial de- velopment From all the grazing counties comes the cheering news of well grassed ranges, lat cattle and large sales Of the same, and by the late dispatches 1t Is learned that a demand for Arizona beef is developing in the eastern markets. With the exception of two counties, Mohave and Apache, reports are received in our exchanges every day of the promise of unusually heavy grain and fruit crops. And from every quarter comes tidings of great revival in niining-the true foundation of our proSperity--the sue cessful prosecution of which provides q market for all the products of the farm, orchard and range, and but for which Arizona would yet be only the stamping ground for wild tribes of h. dians. The revival is particularly no ticeable in Graham, Pima, Pinal, Giia, Yuma and Yavapai counties, where developments are being vigorously pushed, large properties changing hands at good figures and extensive reduction works being erected. For reasons that are too long to state in this article, Tombstone, the richest silver section in the southwest, and which should produce millions in bull lion every year, lags behind, although some new properties that promise well are being developed. "The world is to him who waits" and some day the trouble that causes the present stag nation in our mining interests will be removed, when Tombstone will again put on her silver crown and assume her old position as the leading silver producing camp of the country.-Epi- taph.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11

Right Reverened J. M Kendrick, Episcopal bishop for New Mexico and Arizona, arrived in Globe on Thursday evening The Bishop met with most unpleasant mishap at Riverside where in attempting to cross the Gila, the blackboard struck quicksand and was submerged, precipitating the reverend gentleman, the driver and mail sack in the water. Bishop Kendrick was so fortunate as to alight in shallow water and where the bottom was firm, and having extricated his satchel, he waded to the nearest land, which hap pened to be an island, and was res cued by kindly individual who took a horse to him to fetch him ashore. After buffeiing the waters for a few minutes the driver and horses, with the blackboard, reached terra frma, and the paper-mail sack alone was lost. The ride to Globe, in wet cloth ing was an unpleasant experience for the Bishop, but happily he suffered no i'll effects, aside from temporary dis comfort.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11

To THE EDITOE.- Please inform your readers that I have positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hope less cases have been permanently cur ed. I shall be glad to send two bot ties of my remedy FREE to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their express and post office address. Respectfully.
 T. A. sLOCUM, M. C., 1S1 Pearl St., New York.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11
Her One Fault.

She could talk in Greek and Hebrew, Most delicious tea could she brew. She could play on the piano and could bake the nghtest bread, She could cut and fit her dresses On no pug she showered caresses, And she never paid attention to e word the gos sips said She was apt in conversation, She could point each constellation, And In nazy mathematics she could do the hardest sum. She could versify in jingle That would make your drum jingle, She could sing, she danced divinely, but she would chew gum.
 Merchant Traveller.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11

Mir. Charles H. Walker, of Deming, New Mexico, arrived in Florence We'd nesday to witness the progress made in this valley since he passed through here twenty-nine years ago as mem Der of the California column. It is not improbable that Mir. Walker will conclude that the Gila valley possess es all the advantages necessary to in duce him to locate here and share in the prosperity that is bound to come to this portion of the sun-kissed land.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11

Mir. A. T. Colton has been awarded the contract for the construction of fourteen miles of Florence canal, from the reservoir twelve miles south of Florence, to the railroad. He has se- cured force of men, teams and scrap CTS and will begin work early next week. Mrs E. M. Miller will have charge of the boarding house of the graders.