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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-07-25

THs BArrLE-CsY OF 1891. Tax reform,
by the repeal Of al needless taxes on the
necessaries of life; the repeal OF oil taxes on
the raw materials Of our induskxies, in har-
mony with the policy Of every offsr protec-
tion country Of the world; and the>Sepesl
Of all taxes which foster monopoly trustscnd
combines to tax the masses for the benefit >os
tho classes.
2. BALLOT reform, by absolute freedom Of
oil voters fnop thS diciation Of political or
business mastels, and the absolute secre6f
of every citizens vote.
., s. s. ciyil Service sssssI y ia1
Sta;e and NATIONAL g6vetnmeisl. to the con con-
troll Of professional spoilsmen, and excludes
integrity and competency for the dependents
of party bosses.
4. Public economy, by the restoration to
solyency ofa now baukrupted Naiiona! Treas
ury without imposing additional burdens on
the people 10 maintain needless onic;als and
satia,o the greed Of monopo''s.s oaI profit
gates.
s. National peace, by the defeat of revolu-
tionary measures aimina at the cont .ol OF
elections by force and fraud creating 200,
600 new Federal officials 10 be raid out Of q
Treasury already bankrupted, ana -ekindling
sectional strife quarter Of centu.y after
peace.
lfpolitica! leaders in Washington would
Enow why Pennsylvania, with her $4,000
Republican majority, is now considered de-
batable; why Republicans of conspicuous
intelligence and character ere daily declar-
ing against the party ticket, end why the
overwhelming Republican States Of the
West are threating revolution, they have the
causes clearly stated in the foregoing sum-
mary of the popular battle-cry Of 1890'-
Phitddelphia Times
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State and never "ea.s his words" il in
Coiumb'" as delegate % tho Straightout
Con ference.
Capt Blackwell states that he was a men,
Der OF the House of Representatives f,om
Engeaeid County during the sessions of
Ico4-oo-eo and 81 that during his torn
OF service Capt B. r. Tillmau asked bin 70
vote for the repeal Of the lien law, and that
when he BlackwelD told hin that he could
nst vote for its repeal because it would de-
PINe his poor white constituents OF the
means OF raising money to make their c,.-,,,
Capt Tillman replied: "Well, put them d,
work foc wagss, and you can control them"
5okwell names Mr.. 8. T. Harmon,
OF Edgeheid County, as one who was prese mt
ana heard this conversation. Should Capt
Ihman deny 1t Capt Blackwell is willing to
refresh his memory.
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DIR. ROBERT LITTLE
G.. WALTON WHITMAN.

The friends Of Mr.. G. Walton Whitman
hereby nominate him rs candidate t repre-
sent Union County in the House of Repr G.
sentatives, subject to the decision of the
primary election.
1t is almost unnecessary for us to speak
of Mr.. Whitman's fitness for the position.
The people Of Union County know him, and
know that he is IN eloquent speaker, firm
and unflinching advocate of all the' political
and educational reforms now asked for
'and actually needed by tho people of South
'Carolina. Six years ago, as candidate for
the position We nowsseek to place him in, he
advocated. Almost alone, cortain reforms in
the State government but was defeated.
Many of those reforms have been secured !;
but there are still important reforms neces-
sary and We know no man better abe to
secure them for us than MIR. Whitman.
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For the TIMES.
Cross Keys Township Democratic Club.

A meeting of this club was held at Cross
Keys, Union County, S. c., July 19tn, 1880,
Chairman Y. s. Bobo, presiding. After the
election of delegates 80 county convention.
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Whereas, o great majority Of us arc en-
gagged in agriculture, and believing that dis
crimiuation against the farmer is unfair and
undemocratic, aud believing further that
the present State administration has failed
to bring about the needed reform in the e.
isting extravagsnce Of the government, erd
llunnnm>kslieying that the above evils are
Measure, to the temporil ~
eIers; uuu wnergus,. u
Columbia Mach the
9th, 1890, and said convent ion deemed it
necessary TO adopt q certain platform, and
a'so to suggest the name of Capt. b. II. Till
man as the formers candidate for Governor
Of South Carolina. rs the proper and most
suitable person 10 carry out ihe ideas as ex-
pressed in said platform; therefore, be it
Resoiued, l. That We, the democrats of
Cross Keys Township. Union County, recog-
nize and endorse the heroic services already
rendered in the cause OF economical govern
ment, and The general advancement of the
peoples interest, and that we have Implicit
conf3ence in the honesty. ability and ?ea.-
lessnVs Of Capt. B. Il. Tillman to carry to
successiui issue the work OF refoIm as in-
a'cate1 IN said platform.
@' inat we p'edge ourselves to use oil
hohoraole means to secure delegates to tie
county convention who are in full sympathy
wan Tue Iarmers movement, and that our
oelegauon urge tbe county Convention to
send to the convention in Columbia, that has
been recently cs'i"d by .he State Chairman,
to To held ON the 1ath day of August 1890,
Ar,Ix .,.I.. -
on,y such men a' are In sympathy with US,
ahu 'het they DC instructed 10 60 Tor nomi-
on .%s;o g aiu W remain in convention until
.".,L enoi,S a,s are crowned WIN success, "or
.ne eno' anu 10 vote lor d. II. Il'lman
'Sr, Tho, ~ .ao a.. ,s
Marcn MAJ o,nventioa IN toto and that we
,saa % ~. supP'rtany supp. eanaiaase I,r othSs nn-
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W. nj GALLMaN

Feeling truly grateful for the confidence
reposed in me by large majority Of my
fellow citizens at the last election, in elec,ing
me to the Office Of County Commissioner,
and conscieutiously believing that have
performed the duties Of the office to the
best interests of the county, hereby an.
nounce myself candidate for reelection
to that Office, subject TO the decision of the
primary election.
w NJ GAIIMAN X
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BARBECUE AT UNION.
The Sta.e Of Sou Ii Carolina.
COUNTY OF UN'ON.

L. JAS. NJ. Gee E;t. ".o,S.e jude.
" HEREAS II. C. Nile; i1s
w maGesui; o LIE jsa It him !e'ie';
c. Adm sara 'ol on ifo estate ami efec =
Of Dc-aC. M':i:r, decca.ed.
The.eae beresore, :, Gle ar I sdnonisa
rli end s:ooulsr tie L;nt 'eG aro T. eii ors
tIel.id Dora G. Miller. deceased, t:lat
.ey her1d ar pear befo;e ne n tie Cou CO
P"ob1 e, 20 held at Union CouT. Horse,
ga afo' ssait, OIL ;he G'ht:y Of Aug. 1880.
TO Sew c:rse, !, o-y ';ey rave, WIy :. .
tsid al link 'a'ica g. a'd rot.'s !. IN ed.
;s c ven unde' my !.:.rd a. cal, is 2rtn
uay of Ju'y, A. D. 1919. Ia
10. ;sled N The Wee! Jr'o1. MES OF
July IS ' '"i.- 20 ~ q :
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ELIZA A. GARNER,

l consider it q cons oientious duty I'd place
my notice before the public ss caniidate
for the office Of School Commissioner, subject
to the decision Of the Primary election.
propose to attend 10 The Office for fSl4Ol
one hundred and forty dollars year, aud
give the rest Of the salary to. benefit tho
schools. trust the people will please al
low me en- honest showing at The Election.
ELIZA A. GARNER, y
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THOMAS n. KELLY

At the urgent solicitation of his fellow
citizens Of Pinckney, North Pacolet and
other parts of the county, Mr.. 4. N. Kelly
has consented to become candidate for the
Office Of County Commissioner.
Mr.. Kelly is successful Farmer, an as
tute financier and splendid business man,
qualifications 80 necessary in the imE ortant
office Of County Commissioner and added
to these good qualities, he possesses another
sna- equally iwPortout ce,entinl, tbnt Of
being truly pure and honest man.
CITIZENS OF PEA RIDGE
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The State OF South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

by JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge
"HEREAS, BENZ. F. Arthur has made
W sui o me 20 grant him letters of ad-
m;TmSa on on The estate and effects OF
Willie l.. Scaife, deceased. ~
these are therefore to cite and admorish
ell and singular the kindred end creditors
o. said Willie l.. Scaife, deceased, that they
Ds anu appear before me, in the Coul. OF
z 'oba O., 10 be held ut Union c. III. S.
w. on the I'd day of August, 1890, after
pu1hcl.ion hereof, al IL clock in the fore
nooa o show cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should no: be
gan ed.
Given under my hanl this 10th day of
july, Apno Domini, 1890.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge Of Probate.
Published ia the Union Times july l8.
1896. 40
July lS . 20 q
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w. NJ. FOSTER.

The many friends of W. M. Foster. know.
ing his fitness for the Office and appreciatino
his faithfulness in discharging the duties Of
the position heretofore, hereby nominate him
tor the Office of School Commissioner, subject
to the decision Of the Primary election.
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WILLIAM Il. THOMSON.

The friends Of Muj. w. T.. Thomson, ap-
nounce him as candidate for the office of
School Commissioner for Union County; sub
ject to the decision Of the Primary Election.
Msj. Thomson is man Of fine education
and possesses ell the qualification pecessary
to fill the cftice to the satisfaction of the
people.
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A BETTER DAY COMING

Cheer up, brother farmer, there isl bet
ter day coming. The gloomy night with its
Egyptian darkness, SO oppressiveIy felt by
the agricultural classes Of our people, j, Civ
ing place TO the hallowed light ota glorious
morning. A God ofjust:cs is ENTHUSIASTICALLY
saying to the oppressed farmer, "open your
eyes ye tiller Of my soil, to your surround
ing and cast aside from Your brawny arms
the chaus Of oppression, rise up and prov
the independence and nobleness of your call.
ing Let us, my brethren, heed this ra-
c'ous command and obey. II we do rot, sip
ksth at the door.
The entire vote Of the STATE of Georgia is
one hundred and City thou, aud, one hundred
thousand Of which belongs to tho Alliance.
Surely none would deny their just position
among the representatives of our common
county.
South Carolina has majority of vote-s in
the Farmers Alliance, and they expect to
use and not abuse their power, but to work
for the general good Of our commoa coun-
try.
Since charity begins at home" let us
begin the reformation iu cur own homes.
which are the corner stones of every pros
porous PEOPLE and government. Go t, work,
my brethren, and tear away the mortgages
with which your homes a:o plastered. Then
b'autify and adorn them and axe tiem
more attractive for your se,fsaorifcipg wives
aud dependent children. Act the part If
energetic, honest men, aud all will he well
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUN"Y OF UNION. q
lathe Corro OF Con- 4 on Pleas.

Maria a. Boyd, Pieia.i,,
Cga,i.ss
Co'1mUus X. Eober son. auG hers. Defend
oHs. .
il obedieacs - en- oder made "a :he
4 abo'e e'Ged case, ~ his honor, James
+. la, &c Judge, l VIII sell before the
Cours Horse dor "A the town of Union.
witbia ne !eSal hours of sale, on .he 6rst
Monday IN AuyrsS, 1890, the S,llow,ng de-
sc bed properly, :o.ait: t Z.
90 AC3gS. 3
A, hat .lact Of AID coma ninp p,pe
hund cd eud .'ty acres, sitaase ard lying
about seven mics below Un. 70 Curt Houss.
in the coun;y Of Uoion aforssaid, on both
lands OF M..,M.fFS 3, ;,.ss ~ "a 3
Bates, >. 4. h " & Co., A. &. CO. Mrs.
Young. and ojeio.
.seaRuS OF SALE. iaesi
0he th'rI cash the tai~n on credit Of
o"e aud two year, IN e,u in tallmenty, with
IN crest from day OF Sale, /, be secured BY.
botd Of the purchaser and . mort age Of the
premises. 3,. fi.t
JAMES MGNRO,
Master for Union @ unity. -
Masters Office, July 5, 1890.
July lS 20 g.
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John r JEEFERIESl

JOHN II. JEFFERIES.
The friends Of Capt. John r. LOTTERIES, ap-
preciating his past services, his unc,mpro-
missing integrity, his undoubted talents and
fitness to fill the position with proft to the
State and County, hereby announce him a
candidate for o seat in the Legislaturs, snb-
ject to the decision Of the primary cleo
ton.
CITIZENS. n
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The STAR-EYED GoDDKss PRRpIcrs VAR
The end Of slavery was great war Of sec
tions. Pray God that the end of negro suf-
frage be not agreat war of races. But TO
that war of races are Mr.. Harrison and Nc
Kinley, Mr.. Reed and Mr.. Henderson hurry
ing us, just as surely rs Mr.. Toombs and MIR.
Rhett. Mr.. Wigfall and Mr.. Yancey hurried
our fathers TO their war Of sections, thirty
years -Cdmier-.JomnaL.
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MO0REHEAD-WERTS.-Mar Married, on
the l7ih of July. 1890, by Rev. b. C. Lamp.
ley, MIR. James l.. Moorehead. OF Union
County, to Miss Fannie Werts, OF Nswbery
County.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
JASON NJ GREER JR

JASON NJ. GREER, JR.
The friends Of ]. NJ. Greer, Jr.,t respect
fully place his naue before the people of
Union County as competent person to dis
charge the duties OF Probate Judge, subject
to the decision of the Primary Election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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j. II r. SH(lTT

The friends of j. b. Il. Scott, RESPECTFULLY
announce him as candidate for reelection
TO the office Of County Treasurer. subject to
the decision Of the primary election.
FRIHSDs, Il
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M. L. LEMAsTER

Tho friends Of NJ. l.. Lemaster, knowing
him to be a man Of ability, purity of charac.
ter, an experienced aud successful School
Teacher, take pleasure in placing his name
before the people OF Union County as a candi-
sdale for School Cowmisieoer, SUBJECT to the
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
II. w. DAVIS

l respectfully announce myself candi.
date for the Office of County Commissioner
sebject to the decision of the primary cleo
ton. r. w. DAVIS.
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FRANK L. TOWNBEND.

hereby announce myself as q candidate
for the office of Judge Of PrSbate for Union
County, subject to the vote at the Primary
Election,
FRANK L. TOWNSEND. 4
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CAN DIDAIT E S.

The fee for announcing al candidate is IS,
to DO paid before the anndanccement will
appear. We wish it TO be <anderstood that
we will not deviate frops-this tule for any
it wilhnosbs publ
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W. NJ. GALLMAN.
T. JEFF HUGHES.

The many friends of T. JEFF Hughes,
knowing his ability and fitness for the Office,
hereby most respectfully announce him as u
Ncandidate for the office of County Commits
sioner, subject to the decision of the primary
election. MANY FRIENDS.
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List Of Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining in the Postofice at Union, for
the week ending July 25, 1890.
Robert Dev;nia. Nv H Mcmillan.
Matilda FAINT. Charlotte Sparks.
w H Kooch. Miss Phil Thorn pson.
Miss Moriah Williams.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please soy ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent.
j. C. HUNTER, P. NJ.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER'
JUHN Ii. unGLMh AN.

e1.-~.-,, s. JOHN II. uAELMhfS... ---' .-4a
The many f.iends Of John SIenry Gallman,
relyinSppo his integrity and fitness for the
position respectfully nominate him n candi-
date for the office of County Treasurer, sub
ject to the decision of the primary election.
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IL. F. FOSTER

Is. +. FOSTER.
We present to the voters of Union County
the name Of b. F. Foster, (better known as
Doc. Foster) for the office Of County Commits
sioner, subject to the action of the Primary
Election.
MANY FRIENDS. r.
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1 c. C.. GULL,

c. C. CULP.
The many friends of Charles C. Cup, Esq,
respectfully nominate him as a candidate for
the Senate, subject to the decision Of the
people ut the primary election.
MANY FRIEDs. Il
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JAMES NJ. GEE.

JAMES NJ TEE.
/ respectfully announce myself candi-
date for reelection 10 the office OF Probat to
Judge, for Union County; subject to the plan
Of election adopted by the Democratic
County Convention.
JAMES NJ. GEE. y
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A, A, GAULT.

A. A. GAULT.
l respectfully announce myself candi-
date for County Commissioner; subject to
the decision Of the primary election.
A. A. GAULT
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTA.
TIVES

GODFREY B. FOWLER.
am q candidate for the Legislature sub
ject to the decision Of the Primary Election.
GODFREY Is. FOW.ER
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FOR AUDITOR.
DANIEL INMAN,

DANIEL INMAN.
We, the friends of Daniel Inman, knowing
him to be most worthy man and fully COM
petent TO perform the duties Of the office, do
hereby nominste him rs candidate for the
office of Auditor for Union County, subject
to the decision of the primary election.
THE OLD GUARD.
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], G., WALLACE.

j. @. WALLACE.
To tho people of Union County: Ire
spectfully announce myself candidate for
the Office of Probate Judge, Iat the Demo-
cratic Primary election.
j. C. WALLACE. X
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merely e%DytbkdAaM bshhdSaAcSs S seH SaHNsoN y TOT
the Office of Probate Judge for UAion County,
subject to the vote at the primary election.
WILLIAM w. JOHNSON. X
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lat II. MORGAN

hereby respectfully announce myself for
reelection to the Office of County Auditor,
leuhaxt to the decision of the primary cleo
4.Sc .Scls11nfARGAN.
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J. A. CHAMBERS.

The friends off. a. Chambers, having
confidence in his integrity of character and
ability to perform the duties of the office, for
the true economic interests of the County,
hereby nominate him n candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the decision of the
primary election.
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N. q. LITTEEJou
j. Il. WALKER.

4 respectfully announce 70, self a candi-
date for the Office of School Commissioner.
subject to decision of the Primary Election :
j. l. WALKER. n
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23
PERSONALS.

Engineer Barry left yesterday for Prescott.
 P. T. Burtis leaves this morning for the East.
 NJ. NJ. Jackson is in the city from Buckeye.
 A. F.. DeCorse, of Yuma, is regis tered at the Mills House.
 Governor Wolhey leaves this morning on trip to Tucson. He will be gone several days.
 R. c. Brown, of the Florence Enter prise, came in on yesterdays train on his way to Prescott,
 J. T. Priest, one of the oldest farmers under the Tempe canal, is in the city at tending on the water case.
 Colonel Herring was not on time at the calling of the water case yesterday. He will be in from Tombstone on to- days train.
 Mons Ellingsen and Neils Peterson were among the Tempe farmers who were drawn to Phoenix yesterday on District Court matters.
 Vice President C. NJ. Prange, of the Yuma copper mines, and Professor John Herdeegen leave on this mornings train for the East. Mir. Prange stops at St. Louis, where his home is located, but the Professor goes as far as New York.
 The funeral of, Mrs. Mary Bradbury took place yesterday from the late resi- dence of the deceased. A long line of carriages followed the hearse to the cemetery, where the body of the unfor- tunate woman was laid to rest with ap- prOpriate services.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Yesterday was, without doubt, the hottest day of the season.
 Albert Hayes, colored, charged with rape upon Ada Green, also colored, was yesterday surrendered by his bondsmen the next grand jury.
 William Doheney was again brought up for examination before Judge Rich ards yesterday afternoon. Owing to the illness of the little child of Joseph Campbell, one of the attorneys for the defense, the examination was continued to this afternoon.
 The head of the Buckeye canal is now being flanked and strengthened on the river side by a facing of wooden cribs, loaded down with stone. The directors have needed the warningof last winters flood, and intend to make everything secure about the headgates.
 Under execution issued from the District Court, $50 head of feeding steers, belonging to $. F. Peck, were sold yesterday by the Sheriff at the Devereaux ranch, north of Phoenix. The herd was bid in by John Lutgerding at the sum of S3000. About l50 head of the cattle are yet upon the range upon New River and must be gathered by the purchaser.
 w. A. Parish, lessee of the Union mine, returns today to the property and will within a week have the mill in operation. Such of the ore as is car bonate in character will be concentrated. There is ample water in the mine to run the mill for several months. It is ex- pected that more water will be struck in the drift at the 350-foot level, upon ex- tending it about thirty-five feet, when the ledge will be cut that carries the watar
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23
PREFERRED LOCALS.

FOR RENT-Centrally situated resi- dence of three rooms; cool and pleasant. Apply at this office.
 Parties wanting seedless Sultana and Muscat grapes for canning, etc., leave orders at Phoenix Bakery. 39-lm
 For first-class breakfast go to the Maricopa House, at Maricopa.
 If you want A l hobby fit call on Nicholson the Tailor.
 Cheap rooms, free bath, at the Ven dome.
 Call on Jim Bradbury for the coolest glass of beer in the city,
 A choice line of imported cigars at Bradbury's, on Washington street.
 Nicholson the Tailor has received an elegant line of trouserings and suitings light goods to suit the season.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23
County Recorders Office.

Reported daily by Greene X Wood, Abstractors.
 The following instruments were yesterday filed for record in the office of the County Re- corder:
 Water location by A. J. Chandler. Claims 5000 inches of water of Salt river on east bank 200 feet north of dam of Arizonal canal
 Morgan Miller and wife to Louis D. Smith Five acres in 5 corner of s W A of WA of sec 90, Tp2N, N,R3E.
 Chas R. Drake, Receiver, to Van K Beechum- Final receipt for the and E12 of NEL and of and E 1t of s w h sec 2S, Tp3,N ,R2E.
 Charles R Drake, Receiver, to Albert Miller Final receipt for 1 sec. 25, Tp. N, RAE.
 Anna De Puy to Mary A Baker-Lot 8, block 2s, Neahrs Addition to City or Phenix. Con sideratisn, slO00.
 Charles Drake, Receiver, to Robert Grigsby Final receipt for all of sec. :, Tp2N, ,R2E