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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-21

Downward, John F.-Improvements on land
on Chicken creek, value S; personal
property. value ais; total, 265; tax,
costs and penalties, 9.35; poll and
hospital $50 Observation-Disclosures. IA 8
Dealy, D. r. Bellevue South half of lot 8.
block p, and Improvements, value
200; tax. costs and penalties........ 81
Darling, William-Improvements on land
on Big Lost river, value 150; personal
property. 100; total, $40; tax. costs
and penalties, I'LL; poll and hespi.
tai $50. ......................... 10 q
Douglas, r. H. Antelope-P, rsonal proper.
ty, 100; tax costs and penalties. 81
Davis, w d, Mountain Home-Personal
property, value $50; tax, costs and
penalties, S,39; school tax, lS3; poll
and hospital, $50. 50.................... Is 2.
Denton, ]. W h Bro. Mountain Home--Im-
provements on land in section %,
town south, range east, value 25;
personal properly, 23O; total, 25S;
tax, costs and penalties, 0 03; school
tax, 134; poll and hospital 5.50...... 81 q
Day Ed. Spring Creek--The south half OF
the northeast quarter and south half
the northwest quarter of section 10
town south range 1S east, value 100,
personal property 2l5, total 3l5; tsx
costs and penalties. es................... 10 0;
Durett. Marry C.-Improvements on land
on Billingsley creek, value 100; per-
sonal property, 10; total, 1l0; tax,
costs and penalties. s................... 81
Davis, Evan. Shoshone--Lot ls, block 2.
and lot IA, block 2, and improvements,
value 800; tax, costs and penalties,
996 school 3.H. 10 II
DeLand. H. Shoshone-Lots II and Is,
block ~, value 100; tax, costs and
penalties, 1856; school 1.3s. ........... so
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-21

Furey James, Bellevue-Let G, block ST.
value $25; tax, costs and penalties,
1.29; poll and hospital tax, 5.50..... G 60
Flower, T. W.-Lots IL and -, block 81,
and improvements, value 200; tax,
costs and penalties. $50; poll and
hospital tax, s. 80. Observation-Disclosures. - 20
French, Mrs Droadford-Lot 6, block o.
aud improvements, value 400; per-
sonal property. l0e; total, 500; tax,
costs and penalties. ....... ... ..... 1G rs
French, Q. A. Hailey-Lot IL, block 33, and
improvements, and lots 49, 16 and IT,
block 50, value, real $3.50; personal
property, $50; total. 1000; tox, costs
and penalties, 12T .O6; school tax, SO 80:
poll and hospital tax, 5.50............ 1872 4G
Franz, Joseph-North half Of the south
west quarter aud lot 4, section !,
town l south. range 1S east, and the
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter, and lot l, section 2, town
south, range 1S east, value 100; per-
costs and penalties, $40; poll and
hospital tax, $50 ................... IS GO
frick. Fred. W.-Improvements on land
three miles southeast of Criehton,
value so: tax, costs and pena ties, 2.07.
poll ami hospital tax $50, .......... 81
Fletcher, A. j. .Corral-Improvementso on
the northwest qua ter of section 35,
town l north. range IL east. value
$50; personal property, 7l2; fatal. 962;
amount due for hospital tax and cost
OF advertising. ng.......,................ 0C
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-21
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
AltlrS County, Idaho Territory,
For the Year 1888.

NoTE.-When taxes became de.
linquent, 10 per cent. was added,
with SO cents for each lot, piece or
parcel of land, to each name, for cost
of advertising.
All taxes upon personal property
are lien upon the real property of
the delinquent.
Total
Tax.
IL, value 500; tax costs and penalties 66
Tax, costs and penalties SCHOOL,. 16
Alturas Gold tLtmited) Mining Company,
Rocky Bar-Fifty stamp mill, build
ings, machinery, wood and timbers,
value, $4,000; costs, tax and penalties, ,ll04 03
Albert, Martin. silver Greek Personal
property, value. Is; tax, costs, penal
ties and poll and hospital ........ 647
Applington, N. .W.-Improvements on land
near Broadiord. value 100; tax. costs
and penalties and poll and hospital
tax. ............. 16
Anstell, 8. H Mountain Home-Lot 6. block
B. value, rs; tax, costs and penalties
and poll and hospital tax. ............ 81
Andrewatha, John, Indian Creek-N II Of
NV a and SW u Sc tion 26 Sc
NE Section 81 Sc u of SW and 8
II of Sc \ Section %; SW II of SWA
of Section "a, Town /, north Range4
cost. and improvements, value 600;
personal property, value liza; tax,
costs and penalties Observation-Disclosures. "a so
Armour Cattle Company - improvements
on land near Donaldson Springs, val
ne, 100; personal property, 7790, total
value, 1880; tax, costs and penalties. 249 &c
Atlanta Mining Company, Atlantis, John
Fornemsn Agent-Fifteen stamp mill
and buildings, hoistine worbs, To-
stamp mill water right and bitches,
total value 1000; tax, costs and PEN
eltles. 63U ~
Andel son, v. s. Hailey-Lots IL and -,
block 48, ana lot IS block 80, 3 y lot
l8, block As, and w so feet lots and
G, block 48, and improvements value,
1873; balance on school tax and PEN
alties and costs s....................... IA AZ
Allen, "; G; B: shoshone-Lots 1, "a and
land in Richards addition, and i'm
provemshts. value, 1915; personal
property, 40; total IT'S; tax, penalties
and costs, IS AZ; tax, penalties and
costs. school, 32 poll and hospital
% ............... ............... 3S "a
Allen, g, alenn's Ferry,;Dwelling house at
G!enn's Ferry, value, 100; tax, costs
and penalties, &C; tax, costs and
penalties, school, q; poll and hos
pital 5O........ .......... ......... 10 43
Akin, J. H.-Dwelling- house at GlrDn's
Ferry value, 200 personal property,
IS; tax, costs and penalties, 9 81; tax,
costs and penalties, school, 2 81; poll
and hospital 80. Observation-Disclosures. IT 78
Anderberg, E Spring Creek - Improve
ments on Sc 4 Section IA, Town
south, Range lS east. 800: personal
property. l19; total 419; tax costs
and peaalties, IA 20; poll and hospi.
tai o0. ....................... ~ 10
Alquist. H.A Spring gCreek-Improvements
on land, and personal property value
1856; tax, costs and penalties. ......... TT
Abbott. W. G. Corral Creek-Personal prop
erty, value. 110; tax, costs and pen
alties ........................' W
Allison, T. j.. ToponIs-Improvements on
land On Dry Creek. value, $50: per-
sonal property. 1855; total. 305: tax.
costs and penalty, 10 6l; poll and hos
pital 60.................. .......... 16 IL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-21
TWELVE AND ONE-HAlF
CENTS PER COPY

Kensler, Johu--The west half of the north.
east quarter of section IL and south.
west quarter of the S, utheast quarter
and southeast quarter of the south
west quarter OF section ?, town 8
south, range 10 east, and improve
ments, value 800, personal property
270, total, 1910; tax, costs and penal.
ues "a 10
Krall, John, Hailey--Lot IA, block 81, value
100; tax, costs and penalties, 3.6G,
school, 1.99. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ca
Kingsbury, Thomas--Lot and the south
west quarter of the northeast quar-
ter aud northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter. northeast quarter
Of the southwest quarter of section 2,
town l NORTH range l8 east, value
Ito, lot 6. block 50, HALEY, and i'm
prov, menis, vslI e 400, total 900; tax,
costs and penalties, 1876, school, 93 "a 60
Keslcr, Il. A. Hailey--Lot IL, block 105,
value 20; tax, costs and penalties,
1.29, school, 81 cents. 49,. ........... 2l6
Kellogg, NJ. V.--ImprovemeLts on the
southeast quarter of section %, town
north, range IA east, value $50. per-
sonal property 80, total $50; tax,
costs and penalties, II. 40, poll end
hospital, $50. ........................ 16 90
King, Samuel P.--Improvements on the
southeast quarter Of section 0, town
north, range IA asst, value 100, per-
sonH property 200, total, 300; tax,
costs and penalties, l0.46, poll and
hospital, $50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is 90
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-21

Keith. George w.--Improvements on land
five miles south of Donslds on's
Springs, value so personsl property.
20, total, 1870: tax, costs and penalties,
5.09, poll and hospital ESQ. ...
Kilbourn, C. H. Ketchum--Lots 7, 3. and
10, block 81, aud improvements, value
500: tax, costs and penalties, 9a6,
school, 2.4S, poll and hospital, 5.5O.. :.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-21

Jeffrey, Peter. Rocky Bar-Personal prop
erty, value 200: tax, costs and penal.
ties. 10. poll and hospital tx $50. IL 30
Jones, Wiley,-Improvements on raNch on
Antelope Meadows value $50, %, rson-
oil pr. perty, 5000. total, $3.50; tax,
costs and penalties. S30.93. poll and
hospital tax, $3.50. SO 43
Jones, H. R.--Improvements on ranch on
Pirch creek, value 25. personal prop
erty. IT'S, total, 200; tax, costs and
penalties, 7.3G poll ana hospital tax,
6.5o..... Observation-Disclosures. 10 so
jackson, G.. W.-Improvements on South
Boise, one-half mile below Junction
Bar, value 100; tax costs and penal
ues..........-.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &C
Jennie, All, Rocky Bar-Toss House on
Main street and cabin value 800:
tax, costs and penalties, 900, poll
and hospital tax $50. 50................ Is 46
Johnson, George F.--Improvements on the
southeast qnrrter of secti, "a. town
south, r.nse IA east value l50 per-
sonal propert,. $50. total. 470; tax,
costs and penalties, 1881, school tax,
2.0j, poll and hospital 3d.. 80. % Sc
Jacobs, Herman, Shoshonc--Lots 6 and 7,
bl"ck A, vslue 500; tax, costs and
penalties 25.5i, school TEA, poll and
hospital $50 ................-.. 80 t5
Jones', 7. II. Haiey--Lots IL and -, block
II. valne 100; tax costs and penalties
3.GG, school l99. ..... ......... ..... 65
James, George-Store building at King of
the West mine. Smoky value, $50,
personal property. 100, total 250; tax
costs and p nal les. es................. 8 s.
James. Bon. Ketehum--I OF t. block 25. val
ne %. lot /, block ~, value 25, total,
50; tax, costs aud penslties 2,07,
school 50 cents. .....-........ so
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-21

| Dunn, A. w.-Three cabins in Smoky,
v~lue $50; personal property, $50;
tGssl. $500; tax, costs and penalties
| $l046; poll, I'd hospital s5.5n.
Dial, Hsrdie, Gle, 3 Ferry-Store build
ing. value 100; personal prop, rty, 8j5;
| total. 955; balance tax, costs and PEN
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-21

Cummings. ". I-1mprovements on cast
IL half of the northwest quarter and
west half Of the northeast quarter of
Section 10 town north, range 26 east,
value $50; tax costs and penaltics... 2;
Cunningham Bros. Shoshone - Personal
property, value $685. tax, costs and
penalties. ....-...-...... ............. IL u
% Cooper. Thomas-improvements On Forth
half of the northeast quarter and
improvements on the east half of the
northwest quarter of section 20, town
90 Is, range 10 east, value so; personal
property, $50; total value, $50; tax,
costs and penalties 9.s2 poll and
hospital 55o o................. 10 g.
Cahill, Pat. Ketchum--Lot4 4, block "a, val.
ue rs; tax. costs and penalties, l.49;
80 school 81 cents. ........ FL
Campbell, J. J.--Improvements on land
2s three miles south of Mountain Home,
value 40; personal property, $40; TO-
tai value, $50; tax, costs and penal
ties. 1897: school tax, 1.75; poll and
81 hospital s.o0.. 0...-..................... 20 q
Carey James-North half of the southeast
quarter, and east half of the north
enst quarter section 81, town south.
range 81 east. value $50; personal
80 property, 1885, total value, 2s5; tax,
costs and penalties. 9.03; poll and
hospital 800. .............. ......... IA s.
90 clsmmens, J; NJ: HaileynLots %. % and
"a, block 81. value 100; tax, costs and
penalties. $685. school 1.99.......... G
Camas No. Q Mill 4 Gold Mining Company.
81 at Doniphan-o One twenty stamp
mill, hosting- works, engine, build
erty, 26O; total value $3.50; tax costs
and penalties l3s.4l school Al. .96. -. 1856 8
Cheese, e. 8. Hailey-Imprevements the
ne theast quarter of section 15, town
2north, range 10 east, value 100; lots
10, IL and ~, block 3s, and improve
ments, value $50: total value, 95s;
tax, costs and penalties. 3O.93; poll
~ and hospital $50; school 1883. ...... 81 O
Crosby c. @. Rocky Bar-saloon building,
fixtures. and stock, value 200; tax,
costs and pensities. ................. 8
clawson william. Hsi'ey-Personal prop
erty, value $50; tax, casts and penal
ties. IL ~. school
Codelt, william, Soldier Improvements
on land on Maad river Mt the mouth
76 of Soldier Greek. value 100: personal
property, 1eo; total value. 200; tax,
cOsts and penalties, 30, school tax,
570 poll and hospital $50. IS S
Clemmons, G. W. sheshope--Lots s, 6 and
Z block F, and improvements, value
IS 125: personal property, 1868; totai val
ue. 4Ss; tax, costs and penalties 1917:
90 school tax, 4.79; poll and hospital
ooo.... ..................-... ~ 4
Costif, George. shoshone--Lot g. Block
r, Reesss addition, and improve
ments, value 200; tax. costs and pen
alties, $50: school 2.26 30
As Chrissman. Willism, Shoshone-Lots 4 and
&, block %, vslne 100: tax, costs and
penalties 3.66; school 1.s8........... SIS
Crawford. D. A. Era-Stable st lower end
of Main street. value 100; per onal
80 property. 50; total value, $50; tax,
costs and penalties. 8 Z
~ Dunn, A. w.-Three cabins in Smoky,
v-lue $ls0; personal property, $50;
t6ssl. $500; tax, costs and penalties
$l046; pollt I'd hospital s5.5n....... Is 8
AZ Dial, Hsrde, Gle, 3 Ferry-Storc build
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-11-09
That Northern Railroad.

Secretary Murphy returned yester- day from an eastern visit. Mir Mur- phy has given the northern railroad project much time and thought, and he returns from consultations with Diamond Joe Reynolds, sanguine that the construction of a road connecting Prescott and Phenix is an assured fact, and question of few months. MT. Murphy brought with him Key nolds's proposition to our people and we feel assured from what the secre- tary says that its conditions are just, and will be promptly compiled with by our citizens.
 Mr. Reynolds, F. NJ. Murphy and other parties interested in this matter will arrive in Phenix about tine l0tll of the present month, and we feel that our people should be prepared to treat with them on the basis talked of and agreed to at the onset. MT. Reynolds agrees to begin Operation on the road within twenty days, after the arrange ments have been perfected. Now neighbors let us work with will, we want that road, it will inaugurate ar era of great prosperity in our valley and furnish market for our over crowded grain houses-Phenix Ga zette.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-11-09
The Strawberry Guaya.

A correspondent of the Los Angeles Herald gives the following valuable information concerning the guaya, which leurishcs in all the Gulf South ern States and is sure to do equally as well here.
 One of the most beautiful and pro- ductive evergreen shrubs that grow only in our semi-tropical climate, is the strawberry guava. Everybody ad- mires it's rich foliage and white flowers we all like the juicy tartness of the brown berries, and of jellies none can compare with that made from guayas. The fruit ripens in September, oetaber and November The plants are raised from the seed, and bear fruit the first year. The crop is exceedingly profit able. This year (18S9) the price has been $S to %l0 per 100 pounds who's sale; the retail price is b cents box: Plants eight to twelve inches high can be bought at the nurseries. They should be set cut eight feet apart each way, or 676 plants to the acre. They grow very rapidly in the open ground, and bear an abundant crop the first year, after transplanting. or two years from the seed. No fears of overpro- duction need be entertained. If the demand for fresh fruit should be over supplied, the canneries will buy all the prop at remunerative prices, for mak- ing jelly. The area of production of guavas in the United States is greatly limited, the character of the plant be- ing decidedly semi-tropic. If guayas are grown in young orange orchards between the trees they will yield large profits from the first year and surely maintaln h the orange grower while he waits five years for his first crop oi oranges, Hedges Of guaya shrubs are very ornamental with their glossy evergreen foliage, white flowers and pretty berries. The guava resembles in taste the strawberry, hut ls far moro valuable for shipping to supply the eastern market, as it can be picked be- fore 1t is quite ripe and will mature iu transit, 4 journey of ten or ever fourteen days will not injure the fruit in the least. The strawberry guava is a valuable fruit for southern. Califor mia, but as yet is hardly known Those few, however, whG have raised 1 1t for profit ale setting out more of tht shrub every year.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-11-09
Gila County News.
Globe Silver Belt, |

NJ. Y. Clearinghouse has taken out q ton of wonderfully rich ore from the Champion. A specimen shown us was nearly half native silver. The ore assays up in the thousands.
 Capt J. L. Bullis and party of machinists and helpers, are removing the Eaton saw mill, on Pioneer road, which has been purchased by the gov ernment and will be taken to the San Carlos reservation.
 George Wolf, brOther-in-law of Julius krentz, well known in Globe, was recently accidentally shot in the arm, white out hunting, near Wins low, Apache county. The accident was occasioned by his drawing a gun by the muzzle from a wagon.
 The new furnace of the Old Domin- ion copper company has been set up and will be blown III on Monday next , The ore bodies in the mine are so cx- tensive that the one furnace which has been constantly in blast, has scarcely made an impression upon l them.
 White Mountain Lolge No. 6, A. F. X A. M., are making preparations for the entertainment of the Grand Lodge of Arizona, that meets in Globe on No yember l2th. A large attendance is expected, and everything possible will be done for the pleasure and comfort of the visiting brothers.
 The death of Mrs. J. H. Canavan, nee Annie pnver, which occurred last Saturday at II 30 A. M,, although not unexpected, cast gloom over the en- l tire community There probably never was death more deplored in Globe l than hers, as she exemplified in her life those christian charities which are so rare, and mark the possessor with en- viable distinction.
 The term of court just closed has been most satisfactory one to the bar, jurors and spectators, who, with one accord, express their confidence in the recently appointed Judge J. H. Kibbey, for this judicial district He is courteous, prompt in his rulings, and energetic in the dispatch of busi ness. From what we have seen of him on the bench, we have no hesitation in saying that in his hands the scale of justice will be evenly balanced
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-11-09
Why Horses Say
Las Vegas Stock Grower.

1 nave never met veterinary sur geon who knew anything about "cat- ;,radI the eye" in horses. l call 1t that as it is an expressive term. The trouble is the most general of any now affecting the horses of this or any other country. It is the cause of nearly ali, II not all, the shying which surgeons fail to find q reason for except in general cnssedness. U This cataract is of brown growth, oi fungus nature that spreads over the pupil of the eye, from the'top down. ward. It has the appearance of a sponge growing away from it's hold. It is difficult to sec unless strong day light falls upon the horses eye exact ly right. Then it can be seen plainly q silent evidence 2f the animals de- fective eye-sight l have examined horse after horse, and with but two or three exceptions out of about fifty have found their eyesight thus affect ed Of course it is verse in some than in others. It grows just like cataract or cancer; at first just dawning omi- nously on the upper edge of the pupil
 then gradually extending itself. l have watched It expand on my horse and it's growth has been very marked in such a short time as two years. l have observed one thing about it that makes me feel pretty certain that my conclusions are correct. Every shy ing horse l have examined has, with out exception been so afflicted. Never have I seen a horse shy whose eye was not clouded by this inexplicable growth, I began to study this curious defect after long experience in try ing to break my spirited horse of shy ing. l took him to dozens of vets but they all said it was his cussedness I used to whip and punish him 1T every way tQ break him af it, hut i could not. Now l remember how ht cooked his head at suspicious objects i just as person with poor light vii try 10 get better focus. Finally on' day the light happened to strike hi eye right and I saw the cataract. Tin whole thing was plain to me then. l anything has ever been publtshe' about it, and if any reason can be ad vanced, should like to hear of it.
 WM. Cook SCoTT.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-11-09
Mammoth Store.

Mir. C. c. DeGrof has been in Tue son several days purchasing merchan- disc for the company's mercantile house which will be opened at once at the Mammoth camp. The business will be owned by the Mohawk Ranch company, of which MT DeGroff is the secretary. The firm will carry large stock of goods and will supply not on ly the Mammoth camp, but large part of the settlers of the San Pedro valley When the business is fairly established they will purchase their goods by ear load lots and thus be en- abled to give good terms to buyers in that section of the country. Mr. De Groff is a mercantile man of many years experience in St. Louis, which means success to the Mammoth mer- cantile house. Star.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-11-09
Wilcox Items.
(Stockman.)

A man well known as "Nigger Bob" was killed near Bisbee the other day by his partner, Pete Egloft Particu- lars mcagre as yet.
 The Golden Rule mill, recently pur chased by ]. c. Loss, of Casa Glandc, is now being loaded at Cochise repar- tory to being shipped to MT Loss mines near Casa Grande.
 Colonel IT. c. Hooker went to Phc- nix this week and sold the remainder of the steers-about 150 head-which he drove to that place last winter, and fed on alfalfa. The colonel says his alfalfa feeding experience was not success.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. W. Stewart this week returned from California, where they have been sojourning for several months. They will pass the winter at the Sierra Bonita ranch. Mr Stewart says the outlook for the beef market in California is not very hattering. MT J. H. Powers and family were in from the Whitewater on Wednes- day, and favored this office with a call Mir. Powers told us that the range is in fine condition in his section, and that several carloads of very fine, fat beef steers could be purchased there. The Nogales Herald is authority for the statement that the Hoof and Horn, of Prescott, has breathed its last. As we have not received a copy of that interesting bovine journal for several weeks, it is presumed that the Herald is correct. If SO, the Stock man is now the only live stock paper published in Arizona. It is here to stay.
 Five Mexicans were recently arrest ed in the Mule mountains by Sheriff Slaughter, on the charge of stealing cattle from Robert Crouch--"Sandy Bob" The men had an examination before Justice Easton, at Tombstone, and three of them were held 10 await the action of the grand jury, the other two being discharged. These Mexi- cans have been killing Mir Crouch's cattle for some time, using the meat ] for domestic purposes.
 Captain and Mrs. J. NJ. Phillips and their six children took their departure Thursday night for the east, where they will reside in future, probably making their home at Pittsburgh, Pa, as the captain is 10 take command of a steamer plying between that place and Cincinnati. Captain Phillips and family came to Arizona four years ago settling in this valley about eight miles south of town, and immediately engaged in the cattle business. The captain retains all his ranch and stock interests in this county and Mir Jim Morgan will hereafter manage the 1 same