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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

A BOY in Baltimore Is known rs u
human magnet. His hands and fingers
possess a peculiarly attractive force.
Pins and needles cling and bangle
from the tips of his fingers as from n
magnetized bar, Smooth and dry
glass and metallic substances he lifts
by merely placing the open palm of
his hand ON them. He has thus raised
pieces of glass tubing weighing as
much as five pounds.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

A BosToN item says that tho author
OF John Ward, Preacher" Mrs
Humphrey Ward. looks askancs on the
woman's rights movement and has
sister married to Professor Huxley.
She shuns publicity, writes singular
masculine hand and is complete
enigma to her own family, who are
still trying to find out what all the fuss
Is about
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

A SAN Francisco reporter who in
spected n private locker belonging 10
sea captain found two revolvers, n
bowie knife, slung-shot, Il pair OF
brass kuuckles. box Of strychnine
and stick of dynamite. 1t was his
usual outfit to make life on the wave
happy for the common sailor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

The slowest walking horses in the
world are to be found in Germany.
They arc trained to II slow gate on the
theory that the slower they move the
better they will! keep their flesh. A
great many American livery men seem
to have ught on to the idea In the
lust two or three years.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

THE present Sultan of Turkey is the
harem of his reputed father. His real
father, it is beloved, an Armenian
coachman, attached to tho court Far
from being mad, he has all the sharp
ness OF an Armenian. He is an abject
coward. and is probably making "a
purse for himself. as ne is as ready as
any pasha to take brides,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

AN English endeavor to form a
playing card trust in this country has
proved futile But Il trust in playing
cards is Il good deal more general than
IL sholld be-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

A ScoTCH society in London profess
es to have found treasure in portrait
OF Robert Burns, painted by the famous
Sir Henry Reyburn, which was un-
earthed somewhere in an old picture
shop, and is supposed to have been lost
for ninety years. An artist is restor-
ing it with n view to exhibition in
Edinburgh ana ultimate sale to some
rich American.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

THE development of the accident in
surance business in this country of
late has been very wonderful. All
over the country employers in large
concerns are insuring all their en-
ployes in the accident companies be-
cause it I'm be done for less than by
cooperation among the mon of sin
UIa ,,nucapr
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

A CoURsING club is i'm association
OF more or less rich young men who
are more rather than less idle, and who
desire to play the part OF sportsman
with the least possible danger OF
fatigue TO themselves
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

DIR. GAYvoNNE, a noted European
physician. informs more or less hair
less generation that he has discovered
the bacillus of badness. The impor-
lance of this announcement can be APP
preciated only by those W no have
watched the descent OF man towards IL
bald headed and monumental con-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17
gle concer

TAXES in Turkey are calculated to be
just high enough to prevent any poor
man from getting enough money to
leave the country on. The exact sum
is left to the collector to determine,
and he has power under the law to
give any citizen fifty blows with stick.
Rhubarb and rugs ONE from Turkey,
but that's all the good there is in her.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

BISMARCK has made II determined
fight against the American hog, but II
blizzard recently killed nine persons in
Germany. There are certain Ameri-
not reach.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17
MISS MARIA'S SANTA CLAUS
ny RUTH HALL.

OSEPH BASCOM
stood in the kitchen
d o or and looked
n b out him with
m Il C h d / s G u st.
"Well | must sayl
ironing too! it was
+ eg IL ! n rly under
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-17

accustomed 10 the uufkHeSS, ulScoN-
cred faint indication oflight behind
me.
On working myself round, | saw
that the hollow into which had en-
tered was divided by narrow rot
eaten wall from still larger oper
ing in the trunk beyond, the portion
OF the great tree in which | had en-
sconced myself being in reality only
the main branches and lying almost
at right angles to the parent stem.
A little lusty kicking, with some
help from my pocket knife, soon en-
abled me to worm my way with
difficulty through the opening. Into
this | Immediately stuffed my light
outer jacket, in order to conceal my
departure from the beast, who was
just tnen too busily engaged in tun-
neling an entrance into my hiding
place to take notice OF my exit.
The creek was below me, and
dropped into it in n moment, and
pushed apparently unhenrd to the
opposite bank; for his excited bear
ship continued still NJ his, probably
unwonted, but fascinating, pursuit
of man hunting, ut what may be
termed the back door of my recent
domicile.
| was now comparatively safe, and
felt strongly disposed to give the on
CRY brute n more accurate notion Of
my whereabouts by lodging a charge
OF duck shot into his shaggy hide;
but, prudence, coupled with some
doubts as to the possibility of dis
charging n wet gun, induced me to
leave Crsa Major to his log boring,
while | mlde the best oimy way back
to camp.-Leslie Cumming in Youth :
Companion.
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
A Fifteen.Year.Old Boys Pur.
suit of a Thief,

Thomas A, Coogan, who has been opera
ting his bold schemes of thievery south of
Market street, was brought to bay stnight
by one of his victims in way that reflects
credit on the latter's courage and persist
ence.
On the 1st of this month Thomas Nc
GrOrey, aged Is years, an apprentice of
G. f. Stewards buttonhole establs hment
on Market street, was going along Mission
street with three unfinished coats thrown
over his shoulder, when he was accosted by
tall. heavy set young man with where
told.
Well. I'm detective" he continued,
land Pm going to stop this open way Of
carrying off stolen goods There's too much
OF it." When opposite SAG Mission street
he showed the characteristic way in which
he proposed to stop it by grabbing the
coats. hurryiDg up the steps into the house
and locking the door as he passed into the
hall. McGrOrey was equal to the emer-
gency, and, though. locked out, he rang for
the landlady and investigated the premises.
All he found was hallway leading to Jessie
street with the door wide open.
Two days afterward he saw COogan on
the same street and followed him on dead
run down that thoroughfare several blocks
Last Monday be found him on Howard
street car and tried to catch him, but
C0ogan escaped after momentary struggle
with the conductor, who tried to apprehend
him. The third time the lad was more sue
cessful, and, after a chase of four blocks
along Folsom street, the bold thief was
headed off by Officer r. II. Harris. He was
charged at the Southern Station with grand
larceny.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
A GurIns Prnca.d,np.

Henry Hobart filed petition in the Pro-
bate Court yesterday for letters of admins
tration on the estate of Hilaria d'Eu, who
died here in 1869. leaving property valued at
SIG, 800. The petition shows that the widow
took out letters shortly after her husbands
decease, and acted as Administrative until
1874 when she disappeared without having
made any report to the court or fled an ac-
count. While SO acting. however, she dis
posed Of piece of real estate in this city
without permission of the court. and it is to
cure defects in title to this that the petit
TONER seeks new letters
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AUCTION SALE
OF.
RICH FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
M. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL TOMORROW

Thursday December IL, 1890,
AT IL o'clock A. NJ, at the residence 1927
LcavenwOrth street, near Union, all OF
the Elegant Prior. Bed and Dinin /.
Room Furniture,
Oriental Silver Frame ManteI Mirror OF the newes st
design Handsome French Marble Mantei Clock
with figure: French and English Engra wings: Rich
Satin Portieres with mantel drapery TO mitch: Real
Lace Curtains; IDlaid Marble-top Center Table,
Handsome Divans Easy Chairs and fancy Rockers in
delicate shades of satin and silk plush: Velvet and
English Body Brussels Carpets Persian and Wolf
skin Rugs; Complete Dresden China Dinner aud Tea
Set Crystal, Glass and SiIver-ware: Nearly New Do
nestle Sewing Machine; consisting in part OF Ell CANT
oriental Silver Frame Bric-a-Brac: Mantel Mirror
OF the latest design Satin Broeatelle Parlor Set In
the newest shades of satin and silk plush Easy aud
Fancy Chairs and Rockers: Velvet and Body Brus-
sells Carpets; Nearly New Domestic Sewing Ma
chine; 2 Handsome Eastern walnut Red Dom Sets
Spring and White Hair Mattresses Down Feather
Pillows: Mission Blankets and other bedding; silk
cut Plush Bed Lounge: Eastern Walnut Sideboard:
Extension Table with Chairs; Walnut Hall Stand !:
Elegant Persian Range In perfect order with com
plete line of Porcelain Furniture: Patent Kitchen
Table; Linoleum; Hall and Stair Carpets, Etc.
NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
N. B.-The above furniture is all first class and
nearly new. having been purchased from the we'll
known warerooms of kreling Il Sons less than one
year ago. dele 2t
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TO
HOTEL.


TO SECURE FOR THE PUBLIC AMPLE FIRST
class hotel accommodations at Eastland, or, as
perhaps better known, Mil Valley, at the base of
Mount Tamalpais four miles from Sausalito, the
Tamalpas Land and Water Company will lease for
term of years to approved parties, at nominal
rent, with option OF purchase IL desired, two
tensive and desirable hotel sites, with plenty OF
room for surrounding cottages.
Water In abundance Will be supplied at reason
able rates from the works Of the company.
nearly completed.
The present railroad service is four trains daily
each way with extras for Sundays and holidays, and
the service Will be increased to keep pace with in
crease OF population, permanent or transient.
The requirements that the hotels shall open
by LIST April. 1891, and that on of the sites
comm odations shall be furnished for at least 100
and 80 lodgers and at the other site
for at least 80 boarders and 25 dodgers. All build
ings to be constructed plans and with specifca-
lions approved by the Directors or the company.
No spirituous mat intoxiea ting liquors. wine
cider to be manufactured, sold or given away the
premises. 1t is estimated and can be demonstrated
the numbers above mentioned One OF the proposed
sites is just across COrte MADEIRA Creek, from the
well-known hotel at Blithedale, the capacity of
which to entertain guests has been taxed to the ut
most for many years; particularly has this been the
case during the season now current. None need
apply but those having command of means and of
established and desirable regulations as landlords
laadladies.
For further particulars apply to THOMAS MAGEE.
20 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. dei II
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s.triea Oh, afCnnrt

The suit brought by Laura L. French
against Anna Palmer and others interested
in the estate OF Mary Jane and Edward
Wizard, to set aside the decree of distribu-
ton, was dismissed on motion of the plain
tiff in the United States Circuit Court yes
terday afternoon. Each party is to pay her
own coSfs
The morning call., 1890-12-10

To RECOVER INsURANCE.-Suit was begun
yesterday by The Suffer County Land Improve.
ment aud Reclamation Company to recover
$3.50 from the Oakland Home Insurance. Com
frame building in Suffer City, which was burned
last ,June -
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THE ELEGANT FURNITURE

III NesiueHce OF w. LecHIe, ESQ,
On Account of Departure for Seattle.
.-..coAPRIsINs....
Elegant Parlor Chairs and Sofa in old gold. silk
plush, gobelin tapestry and raw silk; Elegant
Mantel Lambrequins, Wall Banners and Scarfs;
Lace Curtains; Portieres: Angora Rugs; New
Body Brussels Carpets: Elegant Brlc-a- Brac;
Choice Engravings; Picture Easels; Center
Tables; Fine Walnut Chamber Suit: Three-quar-
ter Walnut Bedsteads: Spring and Hair Mat
tresses: Fine Bedding: Walnut Extension Table:
Walnut Dining Chairs; Walnut Crib: Toilet Sets;
Chidreus Rockers; Hall Hat Rack: China,
Glass and Plated Ware with Furniture OF
Kitchen and Laundry.
HF- Terms Cash.
del02t GEO. F. LAMSON Auctioneer
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BERTELING has tho only reliable methods to
ut detective sight. 427 Kearny street.

SUED FOR AN AcCoUNTING.-Thc New Jersey
Car Spring and Rubber Company have sued w.
1. Y. Scheuck, Its Pacific Coast agent, for an &C
counting on goods consigned to him for sale,
and TO obtain Judgment Tor &53Sl 70.
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A VISIT TO OUR STORES WILL PAY YOU.
GREAT AMERICAN
IMPORTING TEA co.

WENDELL rAsros. GEO. W. rnIsK. r.n. WILDE.
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Hnd Money Flo,ttng.

Treasurer Refs Is out OF pocket about S18.
Some one slipped in a splendid imitation of
a $40 greenback on him, also seven or eight
bogus dollars.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
Mrs. Mncdouough,s Estate.

Partial distribution of the estate OF Mrs.
Kate Marlborough has been ordered by
Judge Coffey. The testatrix (who died in
England early in February LAST left prop
with the exception of about $4,000 for
charity. was left in equal shares to Joseph
NJ, William OBJ. and Agnes Louise Mac
donough. Archbishop Riordan has given
his receipt for the sum of $4,000, left to
him as trustee for distribution among
Catholic charities.
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suaas. s.ns.l nLenia.


 Is las beer Aeri1el to "ivn tie 9arn,,e., O. tbe M L. Sanday s,iiuoI free picnic on Wednesday, May Fist. iSg0 to sone place of iocal laterest in 5ne vicinity of F!acste f. The exact location has not yet been seir. ted. but 1t will be aDnopnced sno.tiy. The executive commit, e exp. ct to make this a very eriey. able o;cGsi6a and invite the coop sration of all residents Of fiags.st and vicinity.
 The following committees have been appointed to make all details c: arrangements, and any assistau' 6 rendered. them will be gratefully acknowledged;
 Committee OF Grounds and -Games:-FIank Ramsey Chairnau, Chas. Alyord, Jas. Pitts, George Morse.
 Committee on Maaic---E 5. Fl, more and J. c. Grim.
 Committee or Refreshments- Miss Mollie Beaslry, Chairman; Misses Mary Greenburg, l-iiiie Beal bertha Lock wood, Hannah Irvine, Maud Scarborough, Emma Coleman and Eliza Beasley.
 Committee on Conveyances- J. H. Gill, Geo Campbell, Andrew Drake, J. H. Hoskins, Jr., and ). ! Phillips.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-10

THE farmers of Europe are in dire distress, and mortgages ere eating up the substance of the land owners, in free trade England as well as on the continent. Govern ment statistics in every country show that mortgage debts have enormously increased within the past decade everywhere in europe. In Austria 70 per cent of the falul iand is heavily encumbere'. h Germany 90 per cent of the real estate Is mcrtgaged, and mach Of it to such an extent that is can not be redeemed. In Wales the majority of all the real estate Is mortga ged for from 70 to 75 cents of its gross value. In Prussia So per cent q the assembled valuation IS covered by mortga e. h England the ae- oline of rents, made necessary G; the agricultural depression IS cot- ting so seriously into the revenues of the a,istoora,y tkat 6 fresh and large increase in the mortgage in- debtedness IS confidently expected. .--Tolado Blade.
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Notice for Pahiic.,t.,a in N.~+p;p:..I IiIiaiay Agq'7.IIjsaiia.l H]. 233.
UNITED rArES LAND OFFICE,
 ian I2. 1899

Notice is hereby giyen that Roo, II Campbell, ADefrJn !.-vv, ,lchaei Mounanan aed P.dilck Nnrpny, waus- Ppsi Offi"e adir-ss P, F.AsstaI. <. T., has tnI5 day il5d Incl; aFp.icatlom for | p1tent
 1900 linear fee; ot ih= CiPper Flat mine or veia. b Ir,ng slsvct copper and nttes pfe' 'ius metals si;h surface gr und 5T2 feet n wi th, slfua'e3 in Butte Wiley ririrg district, Ccut:y tf Y.va- ':l. ard rerrit ry of Ariz,na, aI.d .tc.igua:td by the fl id notes ai d md official pI2t on f.c in tI;ls "fh tr ss lot N 10, said lot NJ 70 be- ,ng described as follows. 10 WIT; Bt ginning at N " corner of claim | cedar stake marked ( F z Np I, from which U. $ mineTali monu- ment No I bears N s 44 | 3o5q at a pine tree IA inch Tn dianr ter marked T C E No I brs N 8 N Io 5-Ioft cedar 'ree I2 inches Il diameter marked B T C F No | brs s 1S SO W 36 5 1of: Thence s 2I 50 D 272lt to \ F eId center stake maeGed ( r No 572lt to N E corner of claim a stake marked C F No 5 from which q Ceder tree 10 inches diam ter marked B T C F No 5 brs N 65' 2 E. Go ; 1oit. Thence 5 6S' 10 w I5ooft 10 the s E cor of claim a cedar stake marked C r N 4 from which cedar tree "A in dilmelcr marked B T C F No 4 brs N 39 1T E Thence N 2I SO w 3oott to $ w end center a cedar stake marked c F No 5, 572 1t to s W CUT of claim cedar stake marked C F Nos 6, from winch cedar tree 20 in in diane ter marked B T No bTs 40 or iE 25oit. Thence N 68' 10 E I446lt to post marked H s No 3 l5ouft to \ W corner of the claim I cedar stake marked C F No I and place of beginning.
 Magnetic variations I3' 10 East, containing I9 69 100 acres.
 The location of this mine is re- corded in the Recorders Office of Prescott, A. T. The adjoining claims are Home Stake on North west ard Live on the Southeast. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Cop per Flat mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Pres colt, A. T., in the County of Ia vapai, durince the sixty days peri cd of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the pro- visions of the statutes.
 E. BURGESS,
 Register
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tNotic for Publication in Newaaperi ; kiaiag Application No. 25z.
UNITED STsTEs LAND CFFIcE,
 Ion I8, !2OJ.

No:ic- is hereby given tha: Pobt. Camlbrl!, Abcrhan' Levy, Michael Fl nn*ilau, PatricE A. Murphy, wtuse p'stoih.e ad,iress Flags iaff, Yavapal Cauntv, Ari zo'a, hss -t:i's dtY 6icd nis api.!i- cation for patent iof Isoo ,inear feet cl ine Lucky B.5f in,ne ar v,i,, bearing slly1r, cop}~r and other precious u1ct,i-, NI'h surface ground 6oo ferI iu @ijtb. situated Ill Butte V..liey mlning dl~ulce, Coanty ol Y4vapli a.'d Territory it A':1oua, and .lesignAged 5Y the field noies aud ofH.l3i D.a, pa Gie iln this ofllce a> lot N. n sad I5i N1 being described IS tullnws to- 'vIn: H-gtnni'e 1l IT.: ! x. V Cor O. cedar ,t Ike n lrk=i ! EB NJ I faom which ! 5. Min- { e!l! nouInent N1. ueafs x. | 5e co [, +4lo piie tiee, IS ln. ,iismr;er. u;are.d ? T. L : N. i !. bears : B DO { 53 Gio f., ! ;hepceS 6S Io v 3o2it ,o th.- x V ed cruier, a.cvdar ,t k mdrs- cd | B No ?. AIS 5I'fo 'h= h. jrrseelion o. the Copper t1ei' $ " cnl iinr. 0oof' to tay \ " c,'r "i the cidI,u. m4fS.ei B IT. !; N }, aears : 27 50 E B 5 io iretcc |, 2I 50 e.. lSoJt e .ho , l. or al the clain, d ce1Ar ,tak market l. B NJ 4, irom winch pine tree i2 IF In dldmeter. marked B i l. 3 No 4, bears s 37 3o' E, : 3Io t rh"nce \ 68 To E 3o,.it tu the < E ei.d .rn C d.r stake mark .d L R No ,, 6oo ieet t1 thr N E ,.ur ciaun a edar stiAe marked l. : $ N, 6. from w1irn ,ire tree Q m aia,urtt-r E i 1. $ N 6, bears \ 4o' DO E g ; Iolt. i''ence N zI' SO. W 786 , roh |" p'~t marked l. F Nn Io36 , Io.t to post lnar,e,i |. ? N,it5. 6 , 10
 stone marked l. r No 6 ,r, 'nc ,.ter,ettlon of lie L | side li l.5cort 10 a stak'- marked | | Eu
 and place ol breianrng
 The conA'ct Ner. n described
 t the Copper Fiat Mining
 -;iaiin is no clal:nrd 1y the i.ucky | Boy.
 Magnetic varia'inns B 50 |,
 orran'ng neat Ig 57 100 acirS.
 The lucdiinn ni tai, nias [, re-
 sidcd in fhe Rcc,rder> "t Pes ."u, X f. ilr adi1rni'.s cI.l.ns ,.r tte Copa-r F"u 4,,d il.e P'ne nI. ius ciauns Da Ii. \ W cor. 1 Aa, and eli p~ so > tin.n,as :
 s;rrr>riy any 10 tilm of sad Lrck, Boy minc ot L Lace ground
 .rc regaIel L. fife th~lr adverse
 i.ims win the K tier of The ! United otl,ss Land, ; d,:c a' Pres 1 ou, \. r.. in tne 'oinfy of Y,- ! vapai, during the s'X,y days pcr.Oi pu1iratl 'n hrrrI:, or rhcj wIll
 .c Darryd by ertt;!e the provis- m, of .he std'
 l. BUKG3;S. X sisler.
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r. c. GooDING, is nov CLie! Justice of our Supreme court, hay ing taken the oath of office last Wednesday. We hope he will make as good 9 record as Judge Wright.
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Gntice.
 FLAGSTAFF, ARIz. {
 April Is. IS9O.t
]. ( M ARriN,
 Regls:er.

! am not running stage line
 out still have few teams left with which 1 can take pa,ties tc the Ciiffs or the Grand Canyon oi the Colorado, especially f they hAye the required amount, as I am not here for my health and neither fo, the nam", but for a few Sheckels. All those wishing my services will find me on tbe south side of the
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Hast @sturi. y' Meeting,

Tire meeting held at ths Nooc nall last Satu. doy everiug wes OFF Of the largest g4th,Alngs ever he'd ;n tiagatatf. The meeung was called t. o.le. hy D1 | j. praune:' and J. Ii. Simpson was erected sec ceta,y. Tae following were fiecteG delegates ald aite, mates to nieet ; sin l.: c,mmlttre from fires ;stt.
 .Da.es4t5s Il. I. Riol dan, "1n, Maa,s, !. $. GozHey, ]. 5 tacpan.
 Ate, naJes-T. C. Norris, h' l.. Willard, Al poyle, P ! Brannep.
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I4orice for Pub Ication.
..kNn OFFICE AT PREscorr, ARIzoN

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA
 May 7th, 1890. Ealice is hereby given that the follow ing>n3msd ,tSr has fled nonce O. hi intention to make fn,l proof in -u1por Q; hi. clam 1ad hal sad proof will b. ,Da de before the K, er,ter and kecetve al Prescott, At1., or Junc I7tn, I39o viz: Nl.sm 5 5hinucr Precmp,Io, Dea!sraJry Statement Ho. I974 for ii, NJ A%4 and VI NEA section B. loa asn!p 2on range /
 itc names tte following Witnesses prove iHs conDneU.,s gt-idence upon and cultivation oi, said Iand. VIZ. Flnrs L. Black Gcrge Black. " C Slewllt, -,ephen Picryman, ,ail of Flag stan, Arizu.a.
 J.C MARTtN,
 Regls:er.
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send 10 ALEX AYERS,
 San Jose, Cal
wiIl give a prize for the ,: ser in the spring.
Notice for Publication.
AND OrrcE AT PRESCOTT ARIZONA

AND OFF cE AT PRESCOTT ARIZONA
 May Sth, 1890. Nc;;ce i< hereby given thlt the follow ;ag-nsined settler has filed ot'ce nf his ,-..fan to make final proof Tn sufPori I hia clam, a.'d that sald proof w.Il b' made before the Register and kec"ivrl d Prescott, Ariz. on June I7th, 1890 ,lz; James I. Black, Homestead Entry Nc 507, fer the N5z of NE4 and St ;. oi NkH and NEH of SEA of sec Zen z4 township ,on range 6 east : IIs names tbe followl ,g wItne sses to ,roYe his rtinuOus residence upon | sati c.lllIvation of, said land, viz: ] Imam B. Skinner Geoige w. Black ] " ' stewart, iienjdmln F. TaJ Tor i AT oi flagstaff Ar,zona.
 ]. C. MARTIN, , Register
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TIE enthusiasm displayed at last Saturdays meeting is an indication that everyone in this section is in favor of the division of "Old Moth CT Yayapai. D
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concerned

THE committee appointed last Saturday night to confer with Pres colt on the county division question is composed of first class men, and we have no doubt that they will do the best thing for this section.
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AL DOYLE must have the best of the Prescott Courier. The last two communications have gone by default, so far as that. paper is concerned.