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The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20
Sons of Veterans Entertainments

A musica! and literary entertainment
will be given tomorrow evening at Ma
sonic Hall by Fremont Camp. Sons of Vet.
Grams. Grand Army men and memb bers of
the Woman's Relief Corps arc cordially in
yited to attend.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20

Seventh District Congressional Convention.
The Republicans of the Seventh con-
gressional district will meet in delegate
convention in the Doxey Music Hall. An
derson, on Sept. Is, at 1:30 p. NJ, to nominate
q candidate for Congress. The counties are
entitled to delegates as follows:
Hancock. Madison .-..... II
Marion. ...-.-...S6 Shelby by.-.--.........14
By order of the district committee.
w. L. DURBIN, Chairman.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20
Tired of Being Talked About.

Elizabeth A. Gwinn. living on Excelsior
street, gave Mrs. Catherine Lining casti-
CATION. charging her with having circulat-
ed gossip about her. Mrs. 0&nn was yes-
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20

terday fined So and costs on plea of guilty
in Squire Smock's court. Mrs. Lining was
then tried for provoke, and was fined ST
and costs. Mrs. Gwinn set out to silence
the tongue of some other alleged detractor.
but failed to find her at home. She said
she had endured the slander as long as she
intended to.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20

Humane Society conference PostpOned.
A conference of the several humane So
cieties of the State was to have been held
Il this city yessaxday, but The fact devsl
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20

To buy a small secondhand fire. proof safe Also
odd and regular sizes sash, doors and blinds
cheap. to close out. Call and see Hills sliding
inside blinds before you adopt any others. Ev.
erythng in their favor. Hardware at bottom
prices. A few refrigerators in stock yet.
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
So South Meridian ST.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20

The excursion to Niagara Falls over the
Indianapolis division of the Big Four left
last night, with 2,91s passengers in all sec
tiOns of the train.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20
Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, and greatest
blood Of al! impurities and poisonous elements,
and thus remove the cause), and Cuticura, the
great Skin Cure, and Cuticura Soap, an exquisite
Skin Beauifier. externally ito clear the skin and
scalp, and restore the hair), speedily and perma-
nently cure every species OF itching, burning,
scaly, pimply, scrOfrlous and hereditary diseases
and humOrs, from infancy to age. from pimples
to ScrOfula.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20

WE HAVE A GREAT VARIETl OF WOOD
AND SLATE MANTELS
Hope you will coll and inspect stock. 1t will
be TO your advantage. Natural Gas Stoves Char.
ter Oak Stoves and Ranges NJ. & ID. Wrought
Steel Ranges. We have few Refrigerators left, to
be suld very low. VIM. II. BENNETT, 3S south
Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20
4heat
81 Good Chdncen

A full line OF new fall-style hats, at seaton's
hat store. % North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20
SCIENTISTS,

And all others cordially invite to inspect the
best watches in the world. Tn wits the famous Patek
Philippe G Co, and the vscheron d. constantIn.
We are agents We make a speciality OF repairing
watches too. and regulate and adjust watches TO
heat cold and position and sell them also
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-08-20

Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticura, Soc; Soap
25c; Resolvent, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
pages, 5OillustratiOns and 100 testimonials.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-10
VOLUME vi.

TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS.
26l07. Gregory. John M-Pasadena,
| lot "a. Miller and Carter's sub, and per-
sonal property, 19 A
| lot 10 bl C, New Fair Oaks avenue tract
26l67. quinn, Bridget A-F McLaugh- 80.
f M; Mclaughlin SUBJ lot A, personal
property, 10 81
lot 20, and personal property, 972
26lSO Segrist, Jacob-Shafer and
Lanterman's sub, lot bl ID. 26 OIL
Lot 2 bl D, 25 80
kSsS kS. ; SlB b 3. SsSl ssSl
3SSlS. Ocheltree Gilbert B, Pasadena,
Cleveland replat of Dunsmore, lot l, and
PCS asssI. Eye Mrs Annette, and wardall. " "
| Edwin M-Monrovia, Live Oak Gene
terry, entire bl 3, $50
2e26l. Harris, Chas F. Pasadena.
| Smith James tract. lot 20, and personal
ptSs7s 2s27s. Bisbee, Seymour K-Huber
tract lot 13 bl 81, and personal property, II SO
| 263i2 Sutherland, II C-KayR tract,
26s2s. Wilson, Frederick-san Pedro,
sepulveda SUBJ lot bl 6, and personal
piSS55' 26555. Mascarel & Childs-Lot rs feet
front. west side of Main street, bounded
north by Roeder, south by Foy, west by
Foy, being in Q part OF lot 8. 425 rs
26l17 Webster, Mrs Aura P-Morris
| VINEYARD tract l0l IL Dl A, 9Q1
26435 Lane Orlando A-Shaw tract,
| lot Is bl g. and personal properly, 901
| 26446. Ferguson. GeOrge-Shafer &
Lanterman sub of Montague tract, lot rs
2646s susand, Othello L. Truman
| tract lot A, IA 6S
Lot5, IL 81
Lot 6. IL So
Lot %, 9O1
Treat tract, lot 8 bl A, 26 o.
| Lot 4 bl A, 26 OIL
Lots bl A, 26 ~
Lot 6 bl A, "a
Lot bl A, aud personal property, 10 43
264s1. Lewis, Miss Fonda = Long
Beach, lot 5 bl 81, Ia
Lot I bl 81, II
264sS Kelsey Adeline L--Passdena
lot commencing ct the southwest corner
| lot Michener's sub Of south "A acre Il
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-10
TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS.

TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS
5s acres, bounded north by Milton
Ludley, east by VIM Allen, south by
Mendiclno street, west by L Porter $86 0;
23s95. Rogers B-Mortgage interest
acres, being east p of southeast 4 of
southwest a OF northeast d of sec 36t
mr. W, 6C
2SS49. Bresee. Maria E-Mortgage in
'eFss fos 5os sSTn S g. Sf ra'Oima lot $685. 81 S' lS
238o7 Gastruccio, James = Mortgage
interest Rancho Ballona, 20 acres,
bounded north by V NJ de Lugo, east by
a Rose, south by Jane, west by Ma
echadO, 13 2.
23s6O Coppock, Mary E-Rancho La
Coyotes. acr-s bounded north and
west by Armstrong, east by w S
Grant, south by couaty road, being
southeast corner west a of southeast n
OF southeast a of sec 7, tp S, II, W,
and personal property, Al
23s63 Som erby, John L-Mortgage in
'terest Rancho Ballona, J D Young
tract acres, the easterly d of lot 15 10 II
23S64 Cripe, Samuel = Rancho La
Ballona. 3SJ acres, bounded north by
unknown, east by Rose. south by Rose.
wes. by Mechado, 40 "a
Rancho San Vicente Santa Monica. o.
acres, villa lot II, aud personal prop
erty. 42 az
28S7l. Patterson. P-Mortgage in ~
terest. east u of northeast 4 OF south
2Ss79. Chaffee, J D-Mortgage inter W
est oden tract, 20 acres, BOUNDED north
Jaugherson, west by Edigton, 70
25SS4 Santa Fe Avenue L and Imp
Comp any-Rancho San Antonio, 1874
acres, bounded north by Alvarez aud
e W Reid, east by Mann, south by
Nadeau vineyard, west by Santa Fe
avenue, less about acres for santa Fe
RR, 129 %
2SS95. Duehren, John F-North 4 sec
IS, tp5 n. r13w, Is 10
Northeast h sec So tips H., r13w 4l3
Buell's sub of lot IL, u. lot l. l 33
Lot2, II
Delgo Shar tract in Alhambra, and
personal property, Ply
239OO, jerome, Charlotte D-Mortgage
interest in Kel er tract. IN acres being
lot and fractional part Of lots A, 5 and
6, sec 16, tp -, r % W, 3S 30
23,O2. McGarry, Daniel M-Mortgage
Interest in 80 acres. west "A of south %
OF southeast d sec II, tip 2 S, r Is W. less
1 acre in southwest C rner 329 So
2S9l5. Innes, Robert HIN Monmouth
tract lot II, and personal property, 3S
1929. Greeman MIS- Ella E Mortgage
interest IN l6 acres bounded north by
Lane < Cosgrove, east by Mary Nadeau
estate, estate, south by Cleland, west by
2S932. Abbott, NJ A-In Rancho Paso
de Borislo, 30 acres, bounded north by
Moxon, east by Dunlap, south by story,
west by county road, and personal
23991. Haskell, Edward MIN town
OF GlendorA, lot / bl g. and personal
property, 35 II
2S995 vickery. VIM Mortgage in
terest in Highland Park tract, Ralph
Rogers snb, lot 13 bl Il, Q os
24OO2 Carpenter, Lyman w-1O acres.
south q OF west p of lot of sec l. tn
8, W, and personal property and poll
$1,000 Teal, Fred J-Mortgage inter. W
est, in Rancho Santa Gertrudes, 40 acres.
southeast n of southwest a sec IL. tpS
s,r1lw, 9e5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-10

LOt2,
Lot 8,
Lot 5,
Lot 6,
Lo.7,
Lots.
Lot 49,
Lot 16,
Lot II,
Lot Is,
Lot 10,
Lot 90
Lot 81,
Lo, 49,
Lot "a.
Lot %,
Lot %,
Lot 81,
Lot 2S,
Lot 90,
Lot 30,
Lot 81,
Lot 80,
Lot 33,
Lot36,
Lot37,
Lot 3S,
Lot SO,
Lot 40,
Lot Al,
Lot 42,
Lot 43,
Lot 46,
Lot 49,
Lot so,
Lot 81,
Lot 90,
Lot So,
Lot "A oud narSona1 y,roparty
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-10

TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS.

WITH COST
sub lots and bl sS and personal prop
erty, Pf s5
24563 Forbes, William-4O acres, be-
ing southwest "a of northwest a sec IL,
tip S, r 10 W, - 10
40 acres, being southeast Il of north
west a sec IL, tp s, 10 ", 2
Iown OF Azusa, lot bl SIS,
Lot . bl 50 and personal property,
1850. Passon, Munroe-kancho Paso
de Bartolo, 81 acres, bounded north by
Moss, east and south by OP Passon,
west by public road, poll tax and per.
sonal property, 80
245e6. Figueroa, Juan Francisco
Rancho La Ballona, 10 acres, bounded
north by Ugarrita, east by BalIona creek,
south and west by B Machado, and per.
2459S. Fisher. James H-west 1osAn. ~
geles tract lot bl Q, and personal
24629. Backus, Celia H-Mortgsge in.
ter.st in Ranch San Jose, 2S7 acres.
bounded north by county road, east hy
Pslomares aud l. & w Co, south by K
Vejar, west by Yorba heirs %
24646. Pomeroy, A E-Mortgage in
terest, Mills & Wick's SUBJ lot 81, secs s
and S, IS, IA W, 20 acres. 9
24647. Miller, Jacob-6O acres, being
southwest Il of northwest "a and west y
of northwest d of northwest a of sec 9,
3, IA w, and personal property, 16
24664 Davis, Geo B-Sierre Madre
tract, G B Davis sub, south "a lot 6, lot
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08
Proposals for County Printing,
Supplies, Etc.
COUNTY PRINTING.

COUNTY PRINTING.
TO publish the minutes of the Board Of
Supervisors, Delinquent Tax list, Grand
Jury report, Sheriff and Treasurer's notices,
and all publications required by law to be
paid for by the county.
COUNTY PHYSICIANS.
To furnish all medicine and medical at
tendance to sick when necessary, and at
tend Coroner's inquest.
BOARD OF PRISONERS.
The amount for meals per day, deliver
ed at County Jail for each prisoner con.
fined therein.
INDECENT SICK.
How much per day for each person for
food, clothing nursing and lodging,
INDECENT PERSONS.
Amount per day for each for food, cloth
ing and lodging.
For all other county supplies for any
quantity of articles to be furnished the
county upon proper requlsltion.
NAMELY.
Twelve prs of ID gray blankets, per pr
Six prs brogan shoes per pr.
100 lbs common soap per lbs.
Mesquite wood per cord.
Coal oil per gal can.
Pens per gross.
Copying ink per quart bottle.
Carmiue
Arnold's d"
Paper L G per ream.
g &c L"
Letter heads official per 1000.
4" envelopes printed per 1000.
Poll Tax receipts ser 100.
Tax receipts per 100.
License D."
Blank county warrant books per 100.
Original and duplicate assessment rolls.
Delinquent tax roll.
Rubber bands assorted per box.
Lead pencils per gross.
PenhoIders g
Blotting pads per gross.
Chloride of lime per jar.
Lime per barrel.
White-wash brushes per ] doz.
Matches per doz. pkgs.
Mucilage per quart bottle.
Steel erasers.
Rubber erasers.
Inkstands per doz.
Red-tape per roll.
Lamp chimneys per doz.
Galvanized iron cell buckets per doz.
Feather busters per doz.
Galvanized iron buckets per doz.
Jail cell locks per half doz.
Handouts per pair.
Legirons per pair.
Brooms per doz.
Candles per box.
TIP plat book for Surveyor.
road book for Surveyor
Payments for all county supplies will be
made quarterly and out of the General
Fund CT the county.
Bids will be received until 10 a. M,
iarch Sd, A. d. 1890.
Contracts to be let for one year beginning
april lst, 1890, and ending March 3lst,
S9l.
Board reserves the right to reject any
nd all bids. By order of the Board
J. L. REDoNDo, Clerk.
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Proclamation of Reward.
Executive Dept of Arizona,
Office of the Governor.

Executive Dept of Arizona,
Office of the Governor.
To all to whom these presents shall
come, greeting:
WHEREAS Reliable information
has been filled in this Office that one
David d. Duncan, reputable citizen
of this Territory, was murdered at his
home in Cochise County on or about
January 25th, 1890, and that said
murder was most cruel and improvok-
ed, and that the person or persons who
committed said crime are still at large.
Now therefore, by virtue of the
authority in me vested, / Nathan O..
Murphy, acting Governor of Arizona,
hereby offer a reward of Five Hun
bred Dollars 5000 for the asrest and
conviction os the person or persons
who murdered said David D. Duncan.
Done at the Capitol, City of Phoe-
nix, Arizona Territory, this 7th day
of February, A. d., 1890.
NATHAN o. MURPHY,
By the Governoa.
THOs. D. HAMMOND,
Asst Sac'y of Arizona.
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ear, So Is.
Scribner's Magazine, one year, 81 90.
Weekly New York Herald, So 30.
Weekly New York Times, So 40.
Weekly New York Tribune, So 80.
Weekly New York Sun, So 30.
Weekly New York World, So 80.
New York Weekly Ledger, 81 90.
Harper's Magazine, s. 80
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Harper's Bazaar, SIS 20.
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RELIABLE SEEES.

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Proclamation of Reward.
Executive Dept of Arizona,
Office of the Governor.

-Ohce OF the Governor.
To all to whom these presents shall
come, greeting.
WHEREAS, reliable information has
been filed in this office that one AL
fred Richards, a reputable citizen of
this Territory, was murdered in the
city of Tombstone on or about the
81 day of January, A, D. 1890, in a
most cruel and brutal manner, and
that the person or persons who COM
mitted the crime are still at large
Now therefore, 1, Nathan o Muir
ply, acting Governor of the Terri
tory of Arizona, by virtue of the pow
er and authority within me vested, do
hereby offer reward of Five Hun
dred Dollars for the arrest and con-
viction of the person or persons who
committed the aforesaid crime.
Done at the Capitol, in the city of
Phoenix, this 9TH day of February, A.
ID. 1890.
NATHAN o. MURPHY.
By the Governor.
THos. d. HAMMOND,
Asst Ses'y of Arizona.
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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-06
''The Latest Siberian Tragedy. i,

We quote the following from George
Remnants article in the April Centuru
"The survivors of the Yakutsk massacre
were tried by court-martial, without benefit
OF counsel, upon the charge of armed re-
sistance to the authorities, and all were
found guilty. Three of them were hanged;
fourteen, including four women, were CON
demned to penal servitude for life; five,
including two women, were sent to the
mines for fifteen years four boys and girls
less than Il years of age were condemned
to penal servitude for ten years. and two
others were sent as forced coionists to the
Arctic villages of Verkhoyansk and Sredni
kolynsk, in the remotest part of Yakutsk'
And this sentence, the St. Petersburg Off
cial say, is an evidence of the unusual
moderation of the Judges who composed
the court-martial A further proof of this
unusual moderation is furnished bv the
TACT that the political exile Kohan-Bern-
stein, after receiving four severe bullet
WOUNDS at the time of the massacre, and
after lying nearly five months in prison
hospital, was carried to the scaffold on
cot bed and hanged by Putting the moose
around his neck and dragging the bed out
from under him. If this is Russian mod
eratlon,' one might well pray to be deliv-
cred from Russian severity.
"one of the executed men, twdhours be-
tore the rope was put about his neck, scrib-
bled hasty farewell note to his comrades, in
which he said: 'We are not afraid to die,
but try-you-to make our deaths count
for something-write all this to KEENAN,
The appeal to me shall not be in vain.
If | live, the whole English-speaking
world, at least, shall know all the details
of the most atrocious crimeu
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-06
ALL AROUND THE WORLD.

In library in Paris, the largest IN the
wori', is a Chinese chart of the heavens
made about six hundred years before
Christ. In this chart l AGO stars are found
TO be correctly inserted, as corroborated bv
the scientists of the present day.
''Show me a professional athlete forty
years old" says an eminent physician,
"and | will show you a man old beyond
his time, with bones out of shape muscles
injured, and joints stiffened, and no one
would promise him FIVE years more of life"
In different parts of the world, under
the auspices of sixteen different societies.
there are twenty-seyen vessels engaged in
missionary work. Six of these are en-
ployed in the Pacific Ocean and 81 xteen of
them along the coast or on the rivers of
Africa.
In China the man who lives nearest the
scene of murder is accused of the crime,
and he must prove his innocence or else
stand the punishment. 1t doesn't take
Chinese detective long to find clue and
thus thousands of dollars are saved, if the
accused is not.
Some remarkable artificial diamonds
came into notice during the Paris Exposi-
ton. So perfect were some of the imita-
tions that they puzzled experts They
melt only at a very high degree of heat,
and are SO hard that they will scratch and
almost cut mirror glass.
J. w. Nance, Texan, advertised that
he would be at Murfreesboro, Tenn. one
day last week, to buy all the hens he could
get at p cents apiece. He came along in a
poultry car capable of holding 5000, and
he had to telegraph for another, as there
were 10000 pullets waiting for him.
A man of Morgan county, Ohio has
cat which is known by the neighbors as
the ''solar spectrum" From the tip of its
tail to the end of its nose there are distrib-
uted all the colors of the rainbow. Its nose
shines like carbuncle, and there are sew.
eral shades of violet on the fore legs.
Thanks to the activity of modern inven-
ton, a man can be an author nowadays
without personal inconvenience All he
needs is to procure somebody to furnish
the ideas and the rhetoric and somebody
else to do the type-writing, and there you
are.-Boston Transcript
1t seems that the African elephant is
in danger of being as thoroughly exter-
minated as has been the American bison.
Elephants not many years ago roamed the
dark continent in countless herds, but the
demand for ivory has caused them to be
relentlessly hunted, and they have be-
come so scarce that the supply of ivory
has greatly decreased, and its price has ad-
vanced in proportion.
According to a recent official return, the
length of the telegraph lines on the globe
is at present about 100000 miles, or
twenty-six times its circumference at the
equator. The length of wire is 1,6SS,SS0
miles, or eighty times the length of the
equator. Europe has telegraph lines
measuring 232, go miles; America, 176,2 ,264;
Asia, 50,375; Australia, 26,053, and Africa,
1878. These are the land lines. There
are, beside, $50 submarine cables, of
total length of 112,701 nautical miles.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-06

ments in Berlin in the case of a girl whose
tonslls were removed by an absolutely
painless operation during state OF coma.
The patient obeyed the slightest suggestion
of the hypnotiser.
Another patient was hypnotised by let
ter (in the absence of the operatorl written
TO surgeon named Turner aud worded
thus: Go 10 sleep by order of Dr.. Bran
well. Obey Mr.. Turner's commands DR..
Bramwell also hypnotised another patient
by note sent by the hands of his daugh-
ter. and still another by q message sent by
telegraph.
These statements are vouched for by the
London Lancet.
His Rest is Disturbed.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 5th.-The Cars
nervous attack is further aggravated by
well-authenticated reports of serious dis
content in Finland, and still more opin-
ions of the revolt OF the peasants il PiEsr,
accompanied with the ontrages against To-
cal authorities. He is also in great state
of Indignation over the discovery Of frauds
in the Naval Department.
Condition of the Czar.
LONDON April 5,h.-The latest dispatches
received here of the condition OF the Car
state that be is suffering relapse from in
huerzs and has been compelled TO post
pone the audiences he bad arranged for
The police having discovered explosives
in the neigh hborhood OF the palace at Cats
chirs, tte imperial family vii. gos 70 there
at an esriy date.
VIII Go to Paris.
LONDON, April 5th,-Bou anger has re-
solved to return 10 France Immediately.
and will Tonight leave Jersey and proceed
direct 10 Granville, q fortified seaport in the
To go from Granville To Paris
Dom Pedro's ondition.
CANNES, April 5th.-Dom Pedr0's condi-
tion is more serious. He is gradually
sinking into comatose condition. To-day
the last sacrament was administered. II is
still hoped be may recover.
They VIII Not Take Part.
BERLIN, April 5th.-The iealers of the
Friesnnige party refused to take part in the
movement tor the erection OF q monument
in ho-or of Bismarck.