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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-31
THE LORD. OF LABOR


La a recent speech at Sewcastle-on-
TYNE John Morley referred to the
leaders of the workingmen who have
tried To ameliorate the condition Of
their fellows as the plain, russell
coated captains" as the lords of
labor" and quoted a couplet or two
from the following fine poem by
James McFarlan, scotch working
man with the soul of bard, who died
OF consumption in London in is26
after somewhat erraiie and checkereti
career
They come! they come in a glorious march.
You can hear their steam steeds neigh.
- they dash through sklh's triumphal
arch.
or plunge mid the dancing spray
T1eiF bale-tires hlaze IN the mighty forge.
Their life pulse throhs In the mill,
Their iigetningS -hiver the gaping gorge,
Aud their rhunderS shake the hill.
He these are the Tiisns Of toll aud
trade
The heroes who wieia no sabre,
But mightier eouquests eeapeth the blade
That is borne by the Lords OF Labor
Brave hearts like Jewels light the sed,
Through she miSts uf commerce shine,
4 4 soaIs lash out ike stars 81 God
From the midnight al the niue.
No palace is theirs, no castle great,
No priscely, piiiayed hall.
But they well can laugh al the foufs ol
state
Meath the heaven which Is ever al
no these arc the ritaRs % tal and trade
etc.
Zach bar his arm tor the ringing strife
That saarshais the ssnS Of the sail,
And the ~ eat drops shed in their tatiie a
life
are gems ia the rruwn at toll
And pru1deT their well won Wresths,
trQs.
Than laGrels with iife-blocd wet,
And nahicr the arch OF bare bold brow
Than the clasp of a coronet.
Then hurrah for each hero. slthoagh hi'
deed
Re unblowu by the trump er tabor,
For heller. happier far j. the meea
Thkf erOwnesh the Lords of Labor.
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htss1A Journal
The Gulf of Georgis j. a great play
ground for whales They gather IN
there Ia large numbers, aud furnish a
grand sight 20 observers. NeSsrs.
Fred brown. Jerry MerreD and Nal-
lace Dement,. sho were over to FONT
Roberts last week. speak al what they
sax and heard Towards evening TIE
monsters OF the deep commence 10
show themselves. their shining hsack
hacks slowly rising out OF the sa'eF
like miniature floating Islands. lhen
they commence 60 blow, hrst one ana
then another sending up his spout 81
y hite sprav with noise Ike TIE eN-
haust % the largest steam boiler
EASILY heard FOR miles. Then the play
begins aad the water .oams and rosrs
and spiAshss a. during storm,
th0agh otherwise the calf j. A. placid
- u sea of glass. The whales hrine
their great tails dosn ASe Tie side al
a large house and make the sais'
foam again aud again.
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ZEAL KsrArx rRAxsrrr..


- Nn8 AD81fsxvs1
omce Ysseerasy.
sea estate transactions from rsrr.~
-. 2 asse ara ts.2s z-am Therr re.,
1ssa isr reeord yesserssay n ae~sx -,
csssasas' esxfssns awxrwx1ssnx ss - :.
afes4xs OF TIA Fcssswsu~ 1. -. -.
- furnished by osssorae. Trrra-.- = -
A.'sAT''s sszs q title. rsor4 Ii Bostssa t.,s<x-
AssA 20 Arshar .c1s~k ls,. ). =.
r. hsk :. Terry fourth. r. ga A'
- SssFsszsssEs 20 r. Aver.1 - - "a. :.
- ~ laird. sassh seattle. ~ r..
80 = = 30 estssz 70 l. n Ias~~5nz -, a
- ! l'eBssy's PARK. 81 esa
- y =; l>sssrsBw To A X TgYrersr.x -. !,
-. - ~ !. IsenHyes Park g. 20 80
hensos1 - J A. pzrk -. /. - -
hs.istssss's add. 81 zn ~ -
fsesssssa - !. l. shall II. \ "a s..
Es-z1ion = ~ 30 - - = "&S =
=, h s Afford = Nz.hxn Norte,. IN. A ~.
u sss.ts.s1n add, stso : -
= = Carpenter 4, 4 prs~s- .
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Oh; Terri ; seffxsA sd, sssss5
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e. ans sws< of nwss ser ;, -
4, 2. J. Pierre . l. A. Love,oy. lots am. =
~ :, r - adj. Cae9auau. h4srss a. 60 .
n -e9ss 10 e J. asssst Tors Il. 80 n
o. a. Ross' aasi. ssgsl y -''1 "a
claim ZIG - sssf
= ~. htitsnggr 81 r. +. Gaar. lots 4 n .
1tk - b1sse's see STd aas. stslxa
he 4. r HssaIing fs,fp - - = e
Pslinssioa, 1 acres hi zee = IL -
Si9p - " - !,
s,fftnsra Paei6e Rsilgay t-onpasr IA j
-a1 = ron. Wa ~ sws see "a. tn n rs. ga
= AofssFi q 81. 10 IL. White. Ia.. III NJ
an u y; bsx 8. Bnrkes seeoss.i all. 81 go
Denny & Hoyt's add. ss5a ~ % -
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Preliminary Report of C,mmts.
sfoner Mason.


"AshiSGToS. July 30.--comnissiouer az
internal Revenue Mason has made = urs-
urinary report Of the operations al the
Internal revenue service for the fiscal wear
ended June 30 last Total collections for
ehe FISCAL year we're sia0, ss5. xa2. an In
crease over issa of tsg5sS .sS7. The eoss on
Collection Tor tha fiscal year last ended
Nin sggrsgate <s.isa,9o Total receipts
from iiilsren. tsxatious were as follows.
spirits, <48sSiSs56. All increase OF s. or .1sa
oses the previous yeaT. tobacco. s3i. SD. :
~, an increase of 81 ri 10; fermented
~ aors, szs Us go, an increase of sss ST.
o.solnarxsrins- xss4.2is. an fneresse OF $50 :
avs banks aud bankers, $t2io0D. an In
crease OF szsnll. miscellaneous. xeioegg, a
decrease of sss.2ss. Taxes were paid GA
srsta-fio,oso cigars, !, So. ii. 100 Cigarettes
ana S2ybas,5so pounds of oleoEns rgarfr,s.
Among the contributions by the states
were these: California. e. or .6ls; Colorado.
st ls; Illinois. 81 cor sI9; Iowa. 81 gL5.
stis Kansas. slS3,assz: Kentucky. xfts gisl'
50 Missouri. s. 40 6tss; Montana, slez s4l.
Nebraska. x@,2sS ga; New Mexico, sss-nsss
New York. sl5.s8s.s-5. Ohio. yif. 80 ~, :
oregon. Sc ST.; Pennsylvania. s. SO 30
tennessee. 81 co, rs. Texas, s28.lf-: West
virginia, s7sz Csc Wisconsin, $40 ss5-
i1e report also contains a statement OF
collections by districts. which shows thu.
collections " be heaviest In the districts
named as follows: Filth Illinois. SIC sg1
DO; First Illinois, s9iSi5Ss Fifth ken.
tncky, $S.sS.ssZ: First Ohio Is COZ So
First Missouri 81 as ST.
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Is 1T THE ARMY WORM ,
A Brown Insect Rsvsging the Gar
dana OF Seattle

4 brown worm from an inch to an
inch and half in length has maize il
appearance and is playing havoc with
Seattle gardens. IL is most yora.
cious creature. and seems 10 einordi-
nately fond OF cabbage, pea vines.
green corn leaves, the leaves OF tender
flowers, clover, hop leaves and potato
viaes. In one instance yard full OF
potato vines was attacked by the
worm and not leaf was left. Those
who own flower gardens are at a loss
what 10 do 10 protect their plants from
this plague III a few are Killed thou
sands take their places.
Ii Is thought that tfse DESTROYER is the
justly celebrated army worm. The
oldest settlers say that IL is the first
time these un.eicome visitors have
appeared in Seattle gardens, and are
at loss to know how to repe. their
attacks. They ask for information on
the best way To repel the invaders
from those who have had experience
with army worms.
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Seatile. lake Shore Il Easttra Ry

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.


For saoqualmie and wsy pofuts. leave
$40 q. m. arrive Is r. N. For Gilman ant!
way POINTS, leave 10 g. n. i2.Io y m
arrive li:so q. m, AIS =. N For Snobomish
and way points, leave $40 a m. as r.
n., arrive $50 q. IN, 4 Is y m. For Lake
Washington. Ra Senns PARK aud suburban
points. have $40 a. IN, it5 p. m: arrive
$50 n. H., $50 p. n. For Edgewatsr. Ere
mont and Suburban points, leave 90 a. IN
1918 n m. LAS p IN. 30 p. m: arrive
80 q. n. IL 30 a. H.: s 80 p. N, us >. Ii.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Snoqua'mie and way points. giving
hours al the falls. leave 40 a. m; arrive
100 y. II. For Snohomisa aud way POINTS.
leave 4 Is p. m; arrive 10 705 q. m. FOR Lake
Washington, Rsyenns Park and suburban
points. leave l0:i5 g. m. las =. m; arrive
IL 80 a. m. $50 ?. N. For Edgewaier, Ere
mont aud suburban points, leave 6,2s ?. m !:
arrive Is p. m.
Connect with steamer ar Union Bay or
Gesler for Houghfon snd Kirkland.
E.W. RUFF Gen. Pass. ACT.
T. W. n. H0LBRoOK. Manager.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
To Manufacture Articles Of woo<
To Devotion Miles,

Phoenix Mil Company - John O.
Lunks. Olaf o. Hangar. Ole o. Han
gan, Gust w. GRAF and Ole ]. koisett
yesterday filed articles OF incorpora-
ton of the Phoenix Mill Company, of
Seattle. The objects of the incorpor-
ators are TO deal Iii all kinds of wood
and take contracts and furnish esti-
mates for buildings, To manufacture
and deal in all kinds OF furniture; to
make windows and doors. Capital
stock. 5000 divided into City shares
of 500 each.
Articles OF incorporation of the
Puget Sound Mining Company were
yesterday filed with the county auditor
BY Eugene NJ. Rush, r. w. Bennett.
George Newlands, Andrew Amston
aud Allen j. Smith. The capital
stock is 100000. The ncorporators
propose 20 lease and purchase mining
claims; To buy and sell mineral land,
and to DO general mining, milling
and manufacturing business.
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No rsputaole directory firm asks psy Teni
fer subscriptions or advertisements ia al.
vance, because u has usually been found
tEat scheme pursuing such q course
proves fraud. Either no book appears OF
Que 80 Imperfect as TO be worthless. See
that your order bears the name of r. T.
Polk & Co, plainly printed thereon. We
aaye nov In preparationtpuf next 'Gsz.
eftser and Business DIRECTORY OF Oregon.
washington and idaho," IN one volume.
aud our "Californis" in q separate book
The coast has long since outgfowu a Pa.
cine Coast Directory" IN ous book.
z 1 pDfE & Co
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP Co

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows.
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. Al sec p. N. passengers re
celved on aoard az 5-t8 p. II. on July 2. =,
y, IL, =, -. asld every ave DAYS Thereafter
Fer Alaska: At 3 a N. Jnly ?. IL Il. z
August l. II, il, Is, September 10 and -
Prom san Francisco, for Victoria ana
Puget SQUAD ports. Afs T. n. July 4. 3
a. IL, -. 70, and every FIVE days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained ~ the osf;ce
of the con psny al The Russell %
9tssDAI-I- PERKINS i CO., Gent AStx
No, 10 Market street. san Francisco, Cal.
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%. R. 4 N. co.
Portland and PUGET Sound
Steamer ..;se.
Sailing Dates for Seattle.
IDAHO seaysS psrzsA<ad isis Is. MICH
sssn Iesyss fssrsEaa2 Hi ~ sEsd gsesy
ak dsys sarg9ziser
Far rates Or asSsf sNser4assias sppsy 10
K & HaEnfSss
- As nj. sVass4s.
ssen- ~ asF- nsxsiaDd-
". : 7. 20


Steamers viii tesve YsssaEts sscex Fssr <r-
ATTLk- POET Ef8H N@fND ktgf7TE. s-arry.
rig she T. :. mails Steamer EDITH leaves
seattle eyvrx aag except saturday, al fS:E
p ra-. arrives ~ feft Townsend 1T q q.
Returning. leaves Peri Townsend al = a ID. :
arrives al Seattle st 2. m
eEATTLE-W IATG1N R0TTE. Boa,
every dky. Steamer WASHINGTON acsssDe
direct ksAEes Seatg2e ~ ,. rs sxssssays.
Tuesdays ard Thursdays arrives al What
ccEn al - ara. the nexE day Returning.
leaves Ahktcom a. =. n MONDAYS. We'd
nessiays and Fridays. arrives AZ SEATTLE Al &c
r. n. next day.
Steamer " x. NERwlS. touching a,
LkttNNER. leaves >-sttse a; D m Non
days, Wednesdays AMI Fridays: arrives a,
Ahateon II "a next day. returning. leaves
whgtcorn ~ : p. m. Tuesdays and Thurs
days sundays at 7 n IA; arrives at seat
tie 10 a. H. sexE day: Sundays, p n.
NEW WESTMINSTER AND BLAINE
Rot fE - steamer Eliza Anderson will
leave Iesler's dock for Btaine. via. What
con-, Mondays az p n. For New Nest
minister and Roche HafboE Wednesdays
AZ 10 p. m
GEO. 5. JACOBS, Secretary,
II. B. JACKSON President
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1cIoa STRIKES Buck.
.;.ss sae Weekly ''sfar
for $4,000.
...,<,. Lien Decided 'a'''
-. Ll.Is.,ien-rr"'a's
Cesrt Matters

Merrill yesterday
= - : TIE district court against =
w a.. !. ard Joseph 4 carey 70
6 " :. $500. The com
u = that on the 18Th Of July,
80 Attendants composed ana
- i newspaper called TIE
= s,..dss gar. al article coz
- xhieh i false. deiania-
iii I,seloas. By means ' :. siil !.
g. Lett. , al.egss, hls Fepas.A-
80 rsuae credit AMI pfaetiet.
p- So ;,,ared - the extent "
4 Vlereiore Jnds h'e a. - So ,,,e
e s .s.,es;:. are Paul Thompson
~ 20 - The srtiese y very
hsn h. s.sssareiaiory ia IT. char
- Il alleges inai .. .i,s .l'l natne
p1ksas .'.,gas.k that o'ssceile CIR
- = ;..ued from the ONCE Oh
go - - that agents hand thess
r1sEs. - including little girls !
=: sse gsrasai Of toe eifc .i.- !, IL =
~ = IT, morals Of children sho
Tne article lntinnates th@t
80 .nosiis " treated 10 coat
1oa.s's.. ..hers ioF hls actions.
~ - - ,he taa.ntilf in the ac-
= - - .eent Of DR.. spinney *
..tguas % the business for
-. .aency Of that nrm-
xrcaasiCs LIES.
-, sas rendered by Judge
-. rs..sraay in the case OF Gil
800, x..sns ". Michael Phillips in
- ; If - 10 favor OF plaintiffs.
% - s.s plaintiffs tled
b - 80 o. residence Owned
Eea''.. -. n order - recover Tor
b fs etoy them on the same.
soh Ssjtsded the case on the
- al be bad q contract via
Fpsos ,. sbo employed Gilbert j
g 80. I'D already paid the con-
..s nriee and that the house
49, have been completed Tor the
saszlsied saE'-
CIVIL srgrs.
E.Derr. Bachman & Co Yesterday
cd charlss soyes and wife to re-
-. ~ ,un. Of seDs.9, The amount
.I.>ses 10 haze been due for certain
80. mi sares sold and delivered by
sss.;s,lfI % defendants beiSeen Janu-
r. { aaa December /, KS.
t. case Of j. W. Nickum vs..
e.srye Reed q al. Judge Hanford de-
- se!sndsnis motion that tne
ss'nusins te made more definite and
0fsEa
rRng1TE e3yET.
In he matter OF the estate Of George
I Bell, an order setting The hearing
4 uxusien for letters OF administra-
,os On August IL was made.
IA he matter Ut the estate oil james
ffaviord. 80 order was made con-
fraInr the sale OF real estate.
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ONE And ONE-FlPTH FARE
FOR ROUND "TRIP,

FOR liOU n ID TRIP.
Good from purchase till August Is. Take
receipt for full fare 20 Tacoma, which
countersignci ny samuel Greene, secretary
at Chautsuqua, and presented at the ticket
Office az Tacoma, win r.turn you at one
ffta fare
CLARA BROWN leaves Seattle for the
grounds snd Tacoma Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday at : q m. Returning. leaves
Tacoma Tue day, Thursday and saturday
a. i-.la p. ~. Excursions evenings IS adj
vertised. Fare. 75c for the round trip.
WASHINGTON leaves Seattle fYcsier's
wharf Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
10 a RI. for the grounds aud Tacoma: re
turns same day; leaves Tseoma 5 p m. and
grounds q y. N.
FAIRHASES lesYes Tacoma for gronnds
and seattle At -. M. Monday, Wednesday
ard Friday.
q r & n boats leave Tacoma each day
except -nnfsy al 10 a. IN. for grounds;
leave seattle at r. m; Ocean dock.
Can visit grounds and return any week
day for thirty DAYS. Address
REV. ID ]. PIERCE, Pres.
REV. SAM'I GREENE, Sec.
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UNION TICKET OFFICE,

Tickets TO all points via Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line, Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific. Only Office in Seattle
selling via all the through lines.
T. Il HARDING
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L. 5. Mail Steamer Hassalo,

Leaves Seattle for Whatcou and all way
landings Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days 81 II 2. N. Arrives 81 Hhatcom Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays at n. m.
Returning. leaves Whatcnm SUNDAYS.
Tuesdays and Thursdays at $50 p. m. Ar
rigeS at Seattle Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday. al , n IN
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Steamship IGaho

VIII leave Seattle 10 a. IN. June 6, is and 70
for Puget sound and British Columbia
ports, and AT II =. IN. June 10, -, and July
for Portland. Oregon, calling ut Port
Townsend, Port Angeles, Victoria and As
toria with freight and passenger
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Whsteam and SemiaaRoo Route
Steamer Geo. 4. Starr

Leaves Seattle az II p m. Sundays, Tues.
days and Thursdays. Arrives at HhateoTa
81 IL a. n. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days. Returning, leaves WhaleaFa al D.
m. Mondays and Wednesdays and on Sat.
uriSgs a. s. in Arrives at seattle az A.
N. Tuesdays AID Thursdays and on Sat
urdays 4; about p. n
~ steamer lands al al regular land
ings except Oak HartoE, LaConner aud
FiGalgo.
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To those that we're unable 20 get waited
upon during our great rush last week, We
would say tkat we have increased oar
staff OF sslespeople, and are offering "a
great attractions as ever this week : "
eral eases 81 new goods received. The
lea8iBg dry goods house, Chester Cleary.
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}. W. RICHTER. a We. kuoNu Goa
tractor II this city. recently tooA
contract FOR street Ers3s Nork AZ Me''i
cal Lake. and ha- about forty ltsiiAas
eruploysd on the Wofk Recently
Inter Jrsu s. ts3 IN scrip from the
titv 10 nav the lahorsFs he came "a
spokane Fall. sad turned The scrlp
ff.to cash and ucnt a. Coiyllr. SINCE
which nothing has been heard Us E4m.
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Island Transportation Co,
HERBERT F. BEEcHER, Manager.

HERBERT =. BEEcHER, Manager.
TIE ssesNer J b. LIBBY, Herbert r.
Bsesher MASTER. leaves seattle every sun,
iay afternoon AZ n. NJ. for Port Townsend
and Gte san Juan islands, from Hatfeid's
wharf Leaves Port Townsend At 10 4 m.
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday fos
whsscoFn, calling az smiths island. and
Richardson's weather permitting Argyll
Lopez, Friday Harbor, Maple Ton Monday
going north AMI Thursday going south ],
anaehe HarhoT. 0reas, and East sound
Returning. leaves Nhsfcom al O. n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays Ga
the saturday trip the Libby goes through
20 seattle. Fare from Port Townsend "a
seattle, 81. Until further notice, pass N.
gers or freight from Seattle fer the Islands
by che I1bby's " Wednesday and Friday tips
wslI he carried on the Washington Steam.
boat x Tran spoftation Co. : steamer Etith
90 Port Townsend oa Tuesday and Thar
fsy nights aud transferred direct 10 tas
Gpby On these days the ". :. & r. Co
wil Issue tickets and bill freight throe.ga
20 Destination
HERBERT ?. BEECHER, Manager.
J HATFfsl n. Agent, seattle
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TIE nesx s,esrnsv kstEaAy1G Is nss& .csse
ss,,s s.,.ttgs Nsaxstav Wednesday AL ~
aav. Al !. "a ae< y ssAteeza a. PCS
"a raEtH.
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FULLPROGRAMME
FOR THIRTY GAYS.

Lectures, musical concerts, firStelass lit
erary entert ailments. exc. for tour hours
daily. Quiet groves: excellent bathing.
sail or row boats To let; twenty tents with
noors 10 rent; thirty COTTAGES on the
grounds: first-class hotel. with good rooms:
apply early and engage rooms; art studio,
with FIRST class teachers.
EXCURSION rates from Spokane, Waila
Walia, Portland, and intervening points.
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knEwArn


lss fsassSssssr s>ssipsaesas - the sm<s<s in
Us wssTtss. sSasaSa>saAg ~ I.RxmFsans sss~r-
sEg tarSs Asyfag arSn sssE, ssnssk sfzs and
BAH rs-ensss Comfortable ara els.ar t'sss,
sxst tars> wssa fzs>~ Sss9psnx RersAx fa.
sSssstc-s - stsssset-z rsSSs ssskssss zxsd the
asss>t rasNseTt sssss IS lssy tsssrfses
lis Dining taArs Azsss sfase2S sFksxi sszr shs
a-.sy qs2zs8ys 81 k~st Ia as1Ifsnssesi quantity.
NJ rsA~ssnzs ~ rSg~S
Tbs TaFsrty 2Ss8 grandeur u< seessFy
si0tax - tins = asss-z ysas2. zssd n the de-
sassS af lrars- train sssyffs. ssv-. lssetAias i
omitted taas can zss1 ~ TIE ssfesy ard
esaEsssssss ssf rs szsTssf.S All n all IL gives
ssS sxsz sEssi fzssSf rsrxss1sais Tine al travel
NlsesfaeT scr Gssssasss CT pse&Stsre, t~s&weer.
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The St. Johns herald., 1889-06-13

Porter W horses 12n mul 30. 4o Am ca IL. 504. 10 Mex cattle lO5, saddle g. tax on p, property 24 2i, penalty 2I g
 PadIlla, Jose house and imp homestead
 ntry 293. 116, horse 70, burrO ,, Yagtn 70 harness 10, saddle 10, tax on real esta e 330 per property ? 9, total D. penalty 2S 6
 Perca, Juan wagon 1l. harness 3, tax on per proper SIC. penalty 1 6. .-.-.........
 Pad:lia, NicidrO hOu C and imp north Of HClb rook dam on Rio Fuer z2, hh goods ), tax on real estate 6eC, per property 15c, total Slc. penalty co ... .-.........
 Panrod, DaXid ST imp 9 50, horse %, mule 10. Am COW l2t0, sad,.le5 5 hh g OdS 15, yoke oxen 40, tax on real estate ESQ, per property l3, 70 al 3 96 penalty 19.
 Fena. Jose Manuel hou,e on COnly's Ind. hh goods l0J, tax On per property . O3 penalty l 15.... .......... -.... ........
 Pena, Feifecta mules 50, wagon 50, tax on CT property 8 O0, penalty l b. -. ....
 Perez, Thomas S 12 and ne qr of SC qrCf pl oe qr of sw CT sec twp9 range 9, 160
 cIes ZCO, St Johns .Ots II and l5, Fl and "A block 20 and imp $50, horse 20, bu:roS 30, Mex co : 10 50 2lOO sheep 3,000, wagon 70, buggy 2l harness 20, saddle 10, hh good 9; tax on real estate 16 50, per property Do 67, total 117 l2. penalty $ So 124
 Peterson, A c horses loo, tax on person al property 3, penalty b ................. 4
The St. Johns herald., 1889-06-13

EeidheaG, o imp at Juniper z 50, three horses 75, Am cattle 5O 40, harneSS 10, hh goods l2, tax on real estate o2c, per proper y 4 47, tO;al 29, penalty p ......-...... 6 5
 Ko gers, j il 2 horses 70, COW 12 60, wag- on 15, harness h, tax 3 2S, p nalty 17..... 4 fl
 Romero, Juan lot 10 lotk 47 10, tax 75c, per alty 04 ........... -. .. ...... ..... .
 Ru:z, Alfred St JuhIs lot block s and imp 2JO, mules g, 2cOwS 70 20, wagon 40, harness b, farm imp 6, hh goods 1UU. mer- chandise 3,0OO tax on real estate %. per property 67 II. total 73 H. penal y 65. -. v 7
 Romero, Fr me sco house on the Rubi farm 9 5J, 2 horses 10, wagon, harness 2, tax on real estat4 S2', per property g5, to- tai v, penalty 2 ...-. ............. q
 Romero, kaia, house and imp in New Mexican town CJ St tohES 55, nh goods S, tax Cn real Cs.ate G5, per property 15c. to- tal SO, De alty GS .....-...... S
 Riches, Edward l50 Mex sh ep 1S7 %, tax e. penalty 2S .. ............ .......... q
 Review Pub iShing Co. press and mac rial 3o0 tax lO 5, penalty 8 -........... 12 O.
 Kay. impOn pre- empt:on sec twp8 range 9 50 ac!eS llO, tax 30, penalty Is 4
 Rice, ranch known as :caGS 20, 300 Mex cattle 8, .51. tax on real estate 6 OO per property s7 6, 10 al lC3 u5, penalty 1 bS, pd Dec 2S, 1888, 8 bA, hal II e due ...... .... l;
 Banner & Nash, 70 horses 4Ju 1900 cattle lC, 50lf tax @S7 5J. penalty r so ........ 356 8
 Rodgers, J D horses 75, sa!dle b, tax 2TO p~ndlty Is l3....................-.. s