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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01

TIE Sacramento Republican Conyen-
tion nominated ]. Gregory the present
incumbent, Tor Mayor aud Warren Drew
Tor Chief Of Police.
Ca tain Davii Graham simpson mas
ter al tie British ship Beuarcs, nov at
ran Francisco, died at sea Of eonsump.
ton. and WAS buried in the ocean,
Several lepers hsve been found Ia san
Frane iseo lately The fifteenth, Mex
can boy who has been washing dishes IN
a restaurant, was sent to the pest house
Newspapers Of The southern portion Of
California Asye not yet ven mp Il Cght,
as they are now d'sputing " hat Iame to
give q their section when California IL
divided into two States
Henry Weolcy who has r n n on
Batter creek. Drel en-. has originated a
new method io- r., ding his sto K Tie
las wiBt,r q has sto on sta - Of sor-
ghum. and iias iound II superior 10 any
other 20 q lr vender.
A Japanese syndicate with tapital 81
500, has purchased plat OF lnl Ia
the iocthills near Oakland, Cal aud in
cultivate the japanese plants, The prod
ucts oi the nursery are 10 he put on lie
generally throughout the United States
William Baldwin, the aeronant. mad
an ascension in a balloon from Baker $
Reach, Cal. Alter reaching a hight OF
DO ieet he descended With u parachute,
and dropped into the oeean rs the para
chute neared the water. He was rescued
ly boat.
Two Belgian gentlemen have ar iVtd
ia Pendl- ton. Or. bting stnt Their. on
the recommendation OF Father DeRoo
who is at present in Belsium. and they
will be followed by quite 90 ony if IA
vcrdbly impressed with its elima'e and
resources.
Deep-water sailors, it is stated, are SC
scarce at present in San Francisco that
seven vessels are detained in port from
inability to obtain crews They are the
American ship Sterling and the British
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01

IL Is told of Nasr-ed Deem that on one
occasion he conceived the idea of imi-
tating Haroun-elRaschid and poinp
ABOUT by night in disguise and unattend
ed through the streets of Teheran. On
leaving the castle the sentinel, DOING
IN ms box, let him pass two nights with.
out hlndrance, whereupon the Shah had
Tue sleepy sentinel logged. The third
"lshI another soldier stood on guard l.,
Anu ne stopped the Shah, and forced
him' despite all his protestations. 10
spend the rest of the night in the sen.
try-boN' barring egress with his ba,o-
net The next morning the Shah. afto,
having been liberated, first had tho nm
accommodating soldier bastinadoed md
'nen sent INN purse with sum equal
10 sl5o and robe OF honor. but the Sbah
vas cured Of his love for nightly exc,r-
'ions,-London Spectator.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

j. NJ. Petty, VINO threw Samuel Rails.
ton ont OF n saloon at Napa, Cal TWO
weeks ago, has been acquitted of man
slaughter.
Louis Tavelara has been given long
term in the California house of correc-
ton Tor cruell, beating his mother, who
is 80 years old.
Canadian Pacific Clerk Buttery OF Vic
toria hae been released by Chief Crowley
OF San Francisco, because Buttery' s
crime Is not extraditable.
Charles H. Locke has been arrested in
San Francisco for the murder OF Captain
LOGAN few months ago The detectives
claim that they have sufficient evidence
to convict
At Helena. Mont, Godas, the ldian
murderer 81 Embody, prospector, has
died of consumption. Godas is the fell
low who broke Jail just before exc, ution
day and was recapturei in the mountains
William II Pope, teller OF the Louis
vile City National bank, has gone to
Canada with 10000. lie ganhled and
gave " ne suppers TO fast young men and
womsn OF his acquaintance for years
past
solomon Barnett a well to do tailor OF
New York, was murtieIously attacked bv
two men in his shop, their motive being
robbery. Barnett is over 20 years old
and California pioneer. He was bru-
tally but not fatally beaten,
4 section foreman OF Sanford. A. T..
while suffering from delrum shot him
self, and then set fire TO building, being
consumed in the flames. Some time ago
he married Mexican girl, whom he pur-
chased from her mother. and their life
has heen very unhappy one.
Moonshiners have been doing an enor-
mous business in No Mans Land, not
only supplying the neutral strip and New
Mexico with whisky, but also shipping
hus dreds of barrels into that portion OF
Kansas that surrounds No Man ST. and.
Revenue officers have seized three large
distilletics with much machinery snd
whisky.
City Treasurer Oliver Trecilian OF
Tombstone, A. r, attempted suicide by
cutting his throat with razor. He sew
err his windpipe, and then cut his wrist
hall way through. He bad been suffer
ing for three years from consumption.
Failing to lose consciousness he used his
hhttt ~ pun MS NiltplHt our. htl
foni d he WAS still conscious. The wounds
were sewed up, and he is in "A fair way to
recovery.
Maria knudscn, 10 wears old, is again
lodged in the San Francisco prison
booked for the Industrial s,hool. Abeu,
three months ago she stole $500 from her
mother and went to Portland Hen
brother followed her, AMI found the gr
IN the ranks OF the Salvation Army. liz
brought h back, and few DAYS ago sh,
cut open the back Of her mothers trunk
aud sole $40, aud was about starting
north again when arrested.
At saltwater, MINI, August broth cut
/ his wife throat with razor, killing her
I and then committed suicide. The muir
derer left a note stating that his wife had
just confessed thst che had been sedueet
/ by policeman in Germany in 1888
while her husband vas in this country
{ She tollowe her husband to this countr,
( ia 1887, and for some unknown reason
told him about the matter. The supps
sition is that they agreed to die together
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01
THE HARDEST OF WORK.
An Exhausted Business Man Better or
Than n Slave of Society.

An Exhausted Business Man Better Off
Than Slave of Society.
A gaunt, haggard-looking man, whose
business keeps him rushing from the
opening until the close of every work
lay, was sympathized with few days
ago by friend.
Il tell you old man." said the friend,
you work too hard. Why don't you
take things easy? You've got money
enough to let things wag their own way
now
1--WE are a working family" was
tho reply, and when | get home |
shall find the whole lot of us Just as
tired as | am. and nobody in the house
feeling bright except the servants. My
daughter used to be rosy and fresh-look-
ing until she began going into society,
and how she ever stands it now is more
than | can tell. don't know a man
down town who works as hard as she
does and she keeps pegging away at it
when I'm sleeping
what does she do, for heavens
Sake?"
well, | don't know every thing she
does, because | haven't reached that
point Of interest in her mode of enioying
herself to keep notes. She's in society.
Don't you understand that? Well.
don't either, but that explanation seems
10 be all that is necessary from her
when advise her to let up and take a
rest. ! suppose she's got an end to keep
up, and she's struggling hard to keep it
elevated | tell you. Yesterday she was
upat eight o'clock. because Sc had TO 90
shopping. She came in at luncheon
pretty well tagged out. Then she
had dozen calls to make. and when
she came in to dinner she looked so
poorly felt tired for her. There was
reception somewhere at night and
Just before retired a dude came around
and carried her off to it. She came in
along toward midnight, but this didn't
prevent her from getting up this morn
ng at eight o'clock again. So far, she
belongs to a literary club that meets
tuesday. DOrcas circle that meets
we tnesday, debating club that meets
Thursday. dancing class that meets
Friday. and a missionary club that
meets Saturday. Then her nights are
Jaken II $ith a bowling club, a pro-
EressiYe euchre club, theater club. re-
eptonS, balls, parties and the afore.
mentioned dude. Sandwiched between
Ill these are innumerable social calls,
'uncheons, and such things. SUNDAYS
are roaring days with her, too. She is
teacher in "a Sunday school, and she
never misses evening service OF course
She has good many other things to
look after, but | can't recollect what
they are Just now, lead lazy life as
compared with the life she leads. Being
in business isn't half as hard as being
in society. N. y. SIM.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01
Origin of a Famous Poem'

Mr.. James +. Murdoch the 'eN
actor, recently related this story ,,S' WA
party of Philadelphia friends' s'nb
time ago | was at meeting o. ' as,I
or society of which Dr. Oliver "e nrno,
Holmes is an Influential member o H..
the evening of my attendance :, ,ba
cussion arose amongst severai .arsrd
party, including DR.. Holmes III ' asr,I.
to the themes upon which poo' u hsine
" writes, the general opinion U = n
that the poetic field is limited, lines,
not think that is so, said Dr. h si.,t I
Il believe for want of better sur .s, Ot
could write Il poem upon a O DasS All,
chips The other men douUI 'ns for
oasar,ior and one said speaking !. y, ~
the party: Well. tell you VIVA, "A. Al
will do. There is that ola oIl"mrichfs
has been down at the whe he von Gao
s sao for for many year. II =; you SS,o Sns
write a poem on that we VIII vi. gOlms.
converted @a,s to your idea Dr. ,, ,s n' next
accepted the challenge and Lat at '' to d he
meeting of the club he real 'peacon'
astonished members tue aorful One
Masterpiece; or The Won ,a Ledger,
Hos SHAY. philadelphia l''s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01
Witchery of Candle-Light'

There are SO many women WIZ nav
passed their first youth who appear az a.
the balls in New York and receive 'n'
devoted attention of men for whom 'n,!
must entertain most grandmolnVtl
interest, that the question OF iign' nas
become most important one 50 lno .s
foxy caterers to the female compi eAss.
have taken leaf out OF French u Tas
and lighted their rooms WIN Va ~ ,bs
the silver candelabra being SET III . W..
walls so that the light falls lrou ,,. .ls
side, not from above. while pfe.'y, n .hs
fluted petticoats of rose SILK Sliau ';.lly
colored candles. A side light eSpe' ..om
if it is rose tinted, takes ten yeais 80 in
a woman's age. No wonder We o,actric
favor of abolishing the deauiy - var
lamps, and the flaming gas nj.
candles are such thieves OF tlme'-N
cauo .IOurnal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01
E,RgsIpE FRAGMENTS.

Have fruit on the table ut every
meal. Better have 1t II you have to buy
II. Eat fruit when you first sit down to
the table.
Pounded Cheese; Pound half pound
of dry cheese with two tablespoonfuls
of butter. add teaspoonful of mustard,
little cayenne pepper and pounded
mace Spread on bread and eat.
Drop Biscuit: One quart of -four,
three teaspoonfuls of baking powder.
,iftcd in the flour; lard the size OF an
egg, one pint of sour milk, one teaspoon
ful of soda. little salt; drop them In a
gem pan or muffin rings and bake In n
quick oven.
Lemon Extract: Take the pulp OF
two lemons and the peel of four, pour
over it half a pint OF alcohol, let stand
one week then strain out the pulp; re-
turn the skin, let stand another week
and strain again. Farm and Fireside.
Cheese Sandwiches: Cut some thin
slices of brown bread, spread little
butter over them and lay on the top OF
half the slices squares of cheese, put
them in baking-dish in a hot oven un-
til the cheese is melted, lay slice OF
warm toast on the top OF each slice OF
cheese, and serve at once.
If mother does not lay aside her
courtesy with her company dress, IL a
father is as refined in speech when the
door has closed after the guest as he was
when they convorsed together, the child
will learn to be habitually polite and
modest. For good manners are better
taught by example than by precept.--
Albany Journal.
--Tapioca Fruit: Pour quart of boil
ing water over cupful of tapioca and
let it stand an hour. Lay cut peaches
or apples fresh or canned upon but
tered dish; add two cupfuls of sugar, a
little lemon or vanilla to the tapioca;
pour this over the fruit and bake one
hour This is a simple, wholesome and
a very nice pudding.
Dispute it who may, no place is fin
shed without its border of trees and
shrubs, whether in their spring bloom
and beauty, or as in the evergreens, lux
uriant in their perennial verdurc. BY
their employment we can not only have
beautiful surroundings, but shut out an
unpleasant feature in the landscape or
extend desirable view.-IIousehold
Pickles of almost every variety are
useful for garnishing fish as well as cold
meats. Whitefsh can be trimmed with
few slices of lemon and sprinkled with
the yelk of hard-boiled egg, put
through hair sieve. The egg can be
put on in the form of a star and the dish
bordered with capers or small chilis, or
if preferred, pastry. Gherkins cut in
long narrow strips and capers laid in
small rings makes a pretty garnish for
stewed whitefish. Detroit Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01
PORTLAND MARKET.

The past week shows an improvement
In the distrbutive movement OF traue'
and jobbers are busy in most line" Inc
weather is more pleas ant but sun unset
tied. and there is every belief expressed
in increased trade activity as soon as con-
ditions are more uniform. Staple gro
ceries, dry go IDS and hardware have been
especially brisk.
Private adyices state that there Is an
active specul ttive demand for coifee IN
both New York and San Francis o, and
TINT nil grades are taken at full value.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01

grain-laden ships Harvest Queen, Dacca,
Faronus, Linlithgowshire, Craigerone
and Elginshire.
The California Board OF Prison Direct
ors has decided to enter into contract
with B. Isaacs, providing for the pur-
chase of lands, water rights. reservoirs
and bitches for the proposed reform story
at lone, Amador county. The price
agreed upon was SOL 90. The site COW
ers 300 acres OF land, and the water res
ervoir will have capacity OF 27l,000
gallons
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01

ooon " ', hotels are said to be very
poor, th@ best of them not being equal
:" 'niro-claSN houses in the Tnit.d
ot ,', Tourists, although delighted
WIN 'he country, do not stay there anv
length OF time because the comforts moor,
mar TO American hotels are not obtaina.
Ole anywhere IN Mexico at any price
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01

AL a meeting of the Chemists Assist.
ants Association some rather disouiet.
ing specimens We're lately exhibited
demonstrating the existence of ''insects
ana germs in sundry pharmaceutical
preparations and drugs. The first was
iair-looking sample of crushed linseed
recently obtained from large whole
sale firm, and kept in wooden cask
with a wooden cover. The exhibito,
gravely asked what would be the effect
OF applying poultice containing thou
sands of insects to an open wound, es.
peclally If the poultice be made from
not instead of boiling water. The otbe,
specimens, from aconite root NIX
Vomlca, and cantharides. are perhaps o,
less Importance, as these SUI distances
are not employed in the crude state. In
the present anxiety to detect micro.
SCOPE germs and to render them inoc.
uouS' ltls worth considering whether we
are not in danger of overlooking more
OBVIOUS sources Of infection. In the
huhI Tor small deer different tense is
employed and mental vision is thrown
9ut o. focus for larger game. London
Lancet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01

At Kalamazoo. NJ ch twentv.onc sin
tents ei kalmu.z o COLLEGE kianarel
Professor Fer, and ms actor Tr1v.
r ct T., bound thcm and let them Ivan,
% II ia u ezra ii ld. it being nearly twn
ours ne ore they succeeded n Hberat'n
tuemse! yes. The faculty. has exnnu@,I
one Nor and sns, ended another and -
Tres man ior n year lie eighteen n.Le,
'tndents ar 'sQended or the re-, ninde,.
u me hool yeIr. Tue pm ishment is
en- rally con -iderri too severe
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01

An associate liqri 'ator has been an.
nom ., Ell Tor the Panama Canal Compaur
ne Is ~ A. Nonchieur, late Huniddor
OF the Paris Compton 4 Escompte '
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-01

indian Mutiins.-Two tablespoonfuls
Oh indian meal, one tablespoonful of
sugar one egg, one cup and one-half of
no"r' one cup of sweet milk, one tea.
spoonful OF cream tartar and one-half
'easpoonful of soda, or two teaspoonruls
OF baking powder. A half teaspoonful
ol salt New England Farmer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
Summons,

In tn" Dis rct Cou [. tIrst u lcial ni,tr;cl of th'- Te rirory oi Ar:zona. in and Ter une county f O h se
 hn $. M,Leod, pl,iniff, vs Btlle Mcleod, drfenIan'.
 Ac :on br 'ught m ihe Di trict Cont ., f lh Fnt Il :i'Il Dsirct of the lelrit " ot IT. zon', in and ter the counIy of Cocnls-. and comp amt fled in u e 5 i'd cU Inty uf Cchlse, Tn h flee ot ih C TX pl said Di trict C II |.
 T. e T-rr,t, " of Arizona Sends greeting to B. T. McLeph i-fend int
 You r ntr by requrrd to appetr m an ac- ton drought ga ns' ou b t ito C nam u p inI fl ,n the District Cou { of t'e first IulI- | Isld .I th I TT tory f Arizona, m tn , for tn County "t CUc ,sr. nnd to tu,wer the comrl 'lt hl. d tn rein ithu tn days tx .u- sIve O tIr day of >crvic ] after the servi t or y Il of this Sunnon, ii Se vrd wi hin th ; cunt 7, or if serve our of this cpun V, nut m this dl' net, within twenty days, oth rVI-e Nili- in iny dnsl, or ldsment by deaur will he a en '91I 'st ccOrdlIg to the prayer e, said complaint.
 e o.'l acton is r ught to obtain deere, of dvD c ahd dI-s u ir from [ bonds m II imonv Ow Xistirg between gh-. pl iintf and h.. defend mt.
 *@o* Civ under m, hand a ihe seal
 O the DIsr Court the tir-l lu-
 SEAL. Il i Il lIs,rcI of the Terri oy Of tr- { J 70 a. in and for rh-: co Intv of co *0O* chi e, rhis 10th day of NJ r, h, m h- year UT Lord one tnous md eight hundred and in ty. A. H. EMANUEL.
 l5 C C6rk
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
T:ooI:ing the Barber.

Extreme hot weather las tho effect of '.0o:lI2g the barber business. It is not av much t.Iat gentlemen get thtir hair cut during such times. and that Q get a dozen shampooi where in ColI weather wc only get one, but it is fact that the beard grows Elrch faster during lhe dog lays. do not know whether tle per spration acts as al invi|or2tor or | ot. but have customers who CrGin2r i7 gel shaved every second day, but who come to me every d2y TOW. and every barber ia ne shop will tell you the sauc thin. hu, weather acts on tne peard E&e raiu does CT weeds. - ''E2rber" il Glooe- Democrat
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
g.eep...; I.........c., ;n Gre.

hcarl af o:.o T,>-.z-c,::: la!T vho dis nisEy5 ,,.s::..' servant il Ter employ every si:: :lo-.:-;1. Ter theory is that tho con Stcat renewal Of her household personnel tends to keep her doTcstics in rood order She gets the cream. so to speak. of t!cir services. cnd just about tho ti-ae t:cy s.,tlc Gown into lazy E@bits she gets Til of t,.c-1. Eut in less extensively ap- pointed establishments there arc plenty of Cocl sta>:-y girls to be met with. who i:nov how to work and who do thcir work f-itI@llr and conscicntioUsly The worst c!2 Of thc French servants are to be met Cith il tLe grandcst Q: Parisian houses: thc best keep oil the even tenor Of their u&r il GuiCt households where two. or at t-c most tree. servants gro kept. And ->-ic iI Paris h:s one overwhelming cd- vantage over Bridget. Gretchen CT Dirah i.i t.:c United States: whatever shc under t@,.Ci to Lo shc knows low to do She E@S Ter f.,!l,.', ccI they gro Cravo ones. occasionally. L;t I:c!i of capacity to per tc:'--l tlc service fer which she has en- r-c,,-.es! herself is net arcnG theu.-Mrs. Frank Leslie.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
DRoPOSA sFoR BE- F AND MUTTON

DROPOSA FOR BE F AND NUT TON \ -h d Iq Ite Drplt rent uI AnzoId, office Chr f L mn sar, Of >Ghs st rc,. Los l AnSeirs. al, March IS, I8eo. S' aed pro U- Sts n l lca t. su -ci tn the usual on 4i IonS, ~Ill recriv d Il th,S fife atd al t 1Iucrs 0 th- ,tng Cummi-s ires ot Sd stenc ce al
 The o lpNInG na ted posts unt I2 C ci, ch open In th rrs- nee udeis lor iu i. -
 Ing and de lver nG u,h q tantIt es oi Fresh Bee. n Nlu ton, on ic bu k. ds m N from unr To
 lone b reCuirei at an n, Z Bur cks al Forts A) che. Bowie ant. llurc uc LON- l, McDoAell Moi I've. Ihoml> md Verur
 >dn CArlcs ani Mn.p.l B rrac<s, A izona;
 md tt torts Fayard NJ rc,.- eldr,. Nt,ron,
 8oo, 10 lun, 30 i89t. Contr. cts made uud thi, " rtINement tll not be tue 1 to lri- vO ve tn- UnIt u St,t il any 0 ,lisati)1 TOT pl,ment m xcrss of appr pl ii n 'dnted b.
 Cons res, TOT the :urpo e Pr ference wll b Z Ven to articles cf dom -stI: D oduct O.. iLr
 G .ve nmrnt re> erves Q rIehr 10 je, any an q ITO Jo,dl-. Full in orm t on WiI U- fui-
 0u.h h d on app i, Ii n to eth of the abuv, named off ;rs. tnve npr, co iniug lrCpo a should b. II ark d "l'rppOsal- Tor Ire ,h Bet
 md Iu'to !" or for Fresh Be, only " las th case may brl at - -, and ad ressed t0 the ( >., Hf the p'>t id tor or 10 he undei- -ign d. w. A. ELnENKIN, ,- ami C.
 S. 'l. <. Army Ch et C. o., Department ol
 A~iLona, Lo. Angles, Cd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
What He Meant,

"Witness," said lawyer in the polio court the other day, ''yol sreak of Nr. SmiGl beirg well 1T. Is he worth SJ 010F' No, salr.n
 Two thousandP
 'No, sah; he hain't wori cv.aA; Eve" ''Then how is Le well nfr? Got wife who sports e. Aa1 ianZy A6r--oesrtis Fres PrssL
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
t:VeNTlDE.

rom oit the twilight Of the dark Yiktg past, ltl"S-; t.le shadows. iEc a star of light That Shi.c' more cle2r while Eight descendetl
 fat.
 ! chill face. lingering, looks on me to-ri-ht tint l. ua her clecs like that wllic1 hides ',itaIl the whispering l.ps of sca-tisSet shells, Ter c!lJ love. coaqueTilg death, still true aUides A:!d v'iil her smile. familiar. tender. dweils ,' itaiJ dear cy-es of caauSeful violet iue- 1 s::liic thai aId other days once knew Iu I1 ny loneliness s.,e visits Ele, Cutil vc meet il Gods ctcrrity
 -ChorleS Sempers in Youths Companion
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
CnUNrY OFFICERS

SuperNsors-D ;. COFFMAN, Cn .Irman anu oHN AlONrGJLLRY anu |. |. WHirt, Men- ers. . SIert- L SLAU LITER. Under ,. .;1I-t-. A ,hAt TUCK.
 re-ts Irer-IA .. r. ,lC .LLISrEK. Recorder ". r. bRADLrY. DIsllcl ltto n-y-W. Il ,rILwELI. PrOOttc JuI ,c-.-. K. .I,JNA- CierA O st.Ict CO irI- Il EMA>U SuaVcyo -Ii. J. I ,Nr..
 AsScSSOi N. A. JULIAN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
Not e fur Pualieatlnn.

(Hom :,r'at \. pIca ion No. 728)
 LAND OFFIt E AT UC "N. AkIlONA.
 tebr lap T3. IS { l. Iohn ] Huff k r. of Tres Al,mos vho F. ,ie Hone trac Alp lcuti,n No z0 for the h rt ~f H'c a2, D. s <. K. o r.. To reb, .I oti e oi ma m rnIlon ma e hnnI iroof 10 est sh ny ala, O he d above des 'r.b--i, ahd tn,t l eX ret 70 D uve my rrSld-lce nd cu nv, l II. tr lore Ih-. k, gi>,r and B, Ce Yer O. Il.e U. \ Land Office d uU- s,h Ari.o d. on te 26'h or May. i89o by two Of th IoI owing ., theses: w Caln,ns Wm Sklnre J,hnl' An d ! . |. n mtc, all U, IT. , A lmoS, 'rlzDna.
 IEtBEsi BROWN Register.
 irst pu Ic'I on, Apru Ie. 1890
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
Notice fnr Pub iCtliOn.
(H,me- t,ad 'pp icrior No. a39 ]

IT one tt ad Npp lc iIlO1 No. 25o
 LANL OFT CE AT IUC-ON ARIZONA
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 HERBERT BROWN, Register. Fi >t pu lie lti ,u March IS, 8oo