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Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-05-09
LUDDEN,
rom the Ludden 1,imcs.

from tuC LuQuen 1lfnts.
Suit of Thomas Lowell VS.. Wenzel
Kubicheck was entered on Jus tice
Randall's docket this week. AS de-
fendant did not appear the trial Was
not an interesting one.
T. A. Chattield has closed up his
shop for the present and started for
Minnesota, where he expects to be
Joined i'll the bands of matrimony with
| 4 lady of that State. Chaty has shown
his wisdom in taking advantage of the
dull times to transact his business in
the matrimonial line,
d. w. Holhrook and wife, Miss Belle
Empey and Miss Hagar took the train
for San Sc Fuca, Wash, Tuesday even
ing, "A large number of their friends
We're at the depot to soc them off and
to wish them God-speed Oh their long
| journey.
1t took the machine agent, the ex-
representative and attorney at law, the
cllattel loan agent, the banker, the doc
tor. the Northwestern general mer-
chandise store, and meat market, the
hotel runner, two general all-around
hands and the section boss, to set up
a corn-planter tuesday morning, and
then they didn't get it right,
CAME BACK TO DIE.
Mike Murray who last ear was en-
! ployed by e. II. Kennedy on his farm
near this place, and who during the
winter was at work in Nebraska, re-
turned to Mr.. Kennedy's about noon
Of Wednesday, in a very emaciated
condition and died at four o'clock in
the afternoon of the same day. He
stated that he had been taken with
the grippe about seven weeks ago and
as he was getting steadily worse all
the time he resolved to make an effort
to reach his old employer, knowing
that Mrs. Kennedy, for whom he had
formed a strong attachment, would be
able to nurse him back to health again
if any one could. He was troubled
with a very severe cough, and thinking
this would annoy Mrs. Kennedy, who
was not feeling we'll, he said that he
would go to the barn for while. In
a few minutes Mrs. Kennedy sent he1
| llCClo clllu OuG W Ioll MN 10 come 1T
us she was afraid he would take cold
The child came running back saying
that he would not speak to her. Mrs
Kennedy fastened out and found
Murray in the last struggle of death
She did everything in her power tt
relieve him, but he died in few min
utes. Mr.. Kennedy was away at the
time, but aid was at once summoned
from the neighbors and everythin:
was done that could be done. Murra,
appears to be entirely alone in til,
world, and has accumulated nothing
his livery DILL from Hecla taking til
last dollar he had. He said he ha
parents living but did not know wher
they were. His body Was inferred il
the Ludden cemetery Friday morning
|
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-05-09
WEST SARGENT COUNTY.

We regret to learn that Mr.. and
Mrs. John Young and daughter haye
returned to Michigan, TLey came
this spring, intending to spend the
summer with their son, Mr.. w. D.
Young, but were obliged to go back
on account Of poor health.
John Thompson accidentally fell
and dislocated his arm at the elbow
few days ago.
No wonder we are having snow
and rain, because Mrs. Eli Young
had a "quiltin" last week and got
all the ladies out. Better try it
again!
Miss May Martin, Of Harlem, is
finishing Miss Young's term OF
school i'll district number two.
BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. w,
McPhail, Sunday, May 4th, girl.
Mother and child dong we'll.
Charlie Devendorf, Of your city,
was out taking in the west Sargent
sights, this week.
F. M. Coleman is a rustler, as he
has already seeded over four hun
dred acres here and is now on his
Jim River Valley farm with his
crew seeding his three quarters there.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-05-09
kElGHB0RHOOD NEWS.
CRESCENT HILL.

Farmers are most all through seeding
in this part.
William Donovan hasa very fine herd
ofcatt!e, 'Ao' y
Mr.. Freeman was down FROM Oakes.
this week. 0''
The wheat that was up got badly fro.
zen during the cold weather.
Sunday school every Sunday after
noon, at Herring's school house.
Services every other Sunday after
noon, by Rev. Bieber.
The crop of fax sown will be quite
small unless rain comes quite soon.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-05-09
GLOVER.

Rev. T. A. Stevens Of Middlesex is in
town again, and will spend the summer
with his sons, E. L. and B. II. Stevens.
There will be preaching at the Andrus
school house by the reverend 4. A. Ste
vens on May the II at II o'clock a. m.
All are cordially invited, If the child
rem and young people desire Sabbath
School this summer, let them all be
present.
Henry Thompson is building barn
on his farm and making other improve
ments. i. w. Thompson is laid up
with rheumatism.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-05-09
SHORT STOPS.

Minneapolis kalseminod the ST. Paul club a
Athletic Park, Wednesday, by score Of 4 to o.
The debate on the Mckinley tariff bill com
mcnced Wednesday.
;, The non partisan prohibition alliance INST il
Fargo, Wednesday,.
The great carpenters strike in Chicago has end
ed by 1000 workmen resuming work on the eight
hour system.
The Democrats elected the mayor and about al
the city ticket in st Paul.
There Isl good prospect that the irrigation bill
will pass during this session of congress.
Hecla is talking artesian we'll.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-05-09
FULLERTON
Still Lives and Has it's Being.

Church services are held in the hiyh
school building every Sabbath, aIternat-
Ing between PresDy terian and Metho-
dist.
Z Hon. c. w, Porter has large acre.
age sown to wheat. His farm for Dako-
ia might be termed "a model farm.'
Every movement made on his landed
estate is done Systematically.
One other attractive feature has been
added to Fullerton, halfmile race
track, There are several good trotting
hcrses in this locality.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-05-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Roldle sells meat for spot cash.
Another wedding approaching.
Fresh mince meat at B. f. Rod
dies.
Millet seed for sale at Mccarthy
Bros.
If you want baby carriages 20 to
A. o. Berg.
Fresh oysters always on hand at
B. F. Roddle's.
Oakes is becoming an important
center for fine stock.
That harmless spun wire at
Ddell's is selling fast.
Now is the time to get your pho
tos at the gallery Of Oakes.
Furniture and express wagons of
any description at A. y. Berg's.
Secondhand gasoline stoves at a
bargain, good as new, at Odell's.
For SALE.-I have a dandy nice
team fer sale. b. E. RoDDLB.
If you want the best gasoline
stove on the market call at Odell's.
Finest cigars in town sold at
ROWLAND & GooDRIcH's.
Remember the photographer Of
Oakes will warrant you good work.
Marshall & Yerkes shipped a car
containing horses to Wisconsin, this
week.
]. B. Root and o. M. Botsford
drove to Ellendale and back last
Saturday.
Odell will sell you a secondhand
gasoline stove at bargain. Call
and see it.
Mr.. Eckern, Of the firm of Eck-
.ern and Olsen. of Glover, was in the
city, Wednesday.
Rev. r. H. Hooke breaches next
Sabbath evening at s o'clock. Sub
ject, Recreation"
If you want to keep peace in the
family go to Odell's and buy a re-
liable gasoline stove.
Mrs. w. A. Caldwell, Of Monan.
go, is visiting this week with Mr.
and Mrs. R. II. Hooke.
Mr.. A. Burton has improved his
residence by completing the fence all
the way around the lot. =
The photographer Of Oakes guar.
antees satisfaction or no pay. Three
dollars per dozen, only.
Tuesday was Arbor Day, but we
regret TO say that it was not very
generally observed in 0akes.
No farmer ought to try to 60
through the summer without try ing
those milk cans at Roberts & Co.
A splendid suit Of rooms to rent
in the Roberts Block.
ROBERTS & Co.
Staple and fancy groceries, fruit
OF all kinds, at
ROWLAND & GooDR1cH's.
just received, nice line of baby
carriages and express wagons.
A. 0. BERG.
E. l.. Arnold, Of the extensive
lumber firm Of Sawyer & Arnold
Minneapolis, was in the city, Tues.
day.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-05-09
OFFICIAL PAPER OF DIcKEY COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

EIAENpALE, May 1889.
The Republicans OF Dickcy county will meet s, n
dale, on May 27th, 1890. at 2 O'Clock p. m for the
purpose Of placing in nomination candidate Tor
the office of County Superintendent OF Schools.
The several townships and cities are entitled to
ion Na fOllnya.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-05-09

Sne og regn har vcderkveget de
torstige marker, oS larinerne ere
fulde at haab.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-05-09

held on Saturday, May 24th, either IN the sfter.
noon or cyeuing as may best suit the convenience
OF the several precincts. n. c,,,
T. H. FAus, Sec.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
1ha anfi Inrfarx RiliI

An exchange gives the following a. the main points of the anti-lottery bill, which has become law by the sigma. ture Of the president; The measure lorbids the carrying in the mail or de-
 livery ct or through any postefase or by any mail carrier et any letter, post sl csrd or circular concerning any lottery
 or any iist eI drawings oI the same, or any lottery ticket or part thereof, or any check, draft, bill, money, postal note or money order for the purchase of any ticket, or any newspaper, cires- lar, pamphlet or publication ef aEy kind containing any list of prizes ei any such lottery, IL prohibits any person from depOsiting or causing to be de- deposited, or knowingly sending CT causing so be sent, any such matter by mail, and provides that proceedings for violation of this law may be instituted either in the district in which the mail ing rss done, or at the place to which it is carried by mail or delivery. or aay place where it is delivered to the per son addressed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
People Make their Nome paper

The country newspaper is not what the editor makes 1t, but what the susi- ness men of the community where it is published make it. The brightest and most wide awake editor on the Pacific coast cannot publish hrst-clsss paper in Rocky Gulch or at Poker Flat fl these places gre dead and dull and the
 usiness msn take no interest in the same. The local paper is rather an in- dex Of the town than of the editor. If the bu.iress raen of the town give s psper liberal support. that paper will be 8 credit te the place, will be bright and newsy, and Il enhance the value ol every mans property in the place On the other hand, ii the business men do not assist, then the editor can do but little. Ills Is doing his best at all times, Is strsining every nerve to make his paper as good as possible. The more strongly he is supported the better be- comes his paper, the better its arti- eles. the more complete it's news and the finer inc press work and paper. The editor is held back CT pushed ahead by the business men of the town, and il re sts with them whether the paper is deing its best for their community or not. The paper Is their servant in certain sense, and the editor their mouth-pisce. h this way t represents the town mere than the editor. There is however the political class of paper supported by aspiring ofioe-seekers that never represents the material in- terests Of the people.-oroyille Mer-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
of Cannon Interest.

The Phsnix Republican extracted th, following interview, from E V. Wells in regard to the business interests whici should unite Maricopa aad Yavapa
 counties:
 Whatever prejudice may have exist cd in years gone by in Prescott as re garded Phenix, has. in my opinion largely disappeared. rAere never was any cause for its existence, for the ir- terests of the counties oi Yavapai and Msricops are identical. Being entirely dissimilar in products and industries. they will never clash in 6 common market. but will fad mutual profit iu exchanging wila each other their com modities. That this may be done re- requires a connecting railroad. That this railroad should be built is beyond dispute, and the counties should confer together as to the best method os sc, eomplishing its construction.
 Prescott needs barley. hay. fruits  and other products, while from the north can be exchanged lumber, oi which we now stand so much in need Phenix would bebenefttei from a busi- ness and agricultural standpoint, while Hsyapai would gain in securing the necesssries of life much cheaper and in the added development of the magnif- cent mining resources ci Ysvspai county. When the heat of summer is wdting the people of tim valley, they could take transportation and in s-few hours be among the peaks of the Brad shaw mountains; while, when the biting cold of January and February Is preventing work in Prescott, how pleas ant it would be to slip down to Phenix and enjoy the sunshine and balmy air. Yes, Yavspsi and Mariccpn counties have identical interests, and wit h proper effort may become slss profits- bic 10 each other"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
Horse stealine ln Russin

The Russian Minister Of the Interis has submitted Nor the approval si tn, Ministerial council bill for the sup pression of horse stealing. It prescribes that gypsies shall be prohibited from moving about D Russia, and that every owner oI horse must take csrtif- cate from the police or from the au- thorities of his rural district sttesting sis rightful ownership. If horse is sold tkis certificate must be produced and transferred to the name sf the pur. chaser. The one who sells . horse Is Co be keld responsible for it's good eondi. tion, and mast return the purchase money and pay fine I he deceives toe buyer in his representations CT it's ege and heaitk. If q diseased animal is sold and iniects the purohsser's cattle tho seller must pay all damages and be tried before 9 criminal court
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
santennhar Maa.nar

Sergeant John McGlone, Sigma Corps observer at Whipple, has furnish ed this oaBee with the meteorological summary Ger September, from which we compile tAe following: Mean tenn peTatsre for tho month, 66 degrees highest so, on tho 4th, and lowest fl
 on the zist; greatest daily range oI temperature 37 degrees, on the 2lsi, and least daily range lS degrees on the lGth. The mean temperature for Sep tember iu previous years has ranged from 6I in 1881, to 70 in 1887. The prevailing direc ton Of the wind in Sep.
 tenaber was southwest, the extreme ve. loci,y being 30 miles per hour on the 5ih Total r.iBiall fer tke month was I.07 being 8 deficiency for the month of 9l inch, and & total excess since January lst of S.5S inches. Number Of cloudless days, s; partly cloudy dave, 10; cloudy days 6. and ns irosts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO ". n. CHAMBERS. HOUR HEIRS. AS
 X signs aud cgs representative:
 You are hereby notified th1t he under signed, who Is co owner vi h you iu tue Met hin mining clslta, has expended the san of twe hundred dciisF- in labor and improve menis upon said r'inug elsitn, tha said ex. peudi;ure snd imprGy sments being made in years SeS aud 1Ss9, iG compliance with ths bnitod States mining isWs. requiring annual expenditures to be n sde 0n mining cl t' ms
 The said MeilliH mining cisim consists oi I,S10 feet ia length by Ge1 fas vl+c, situate in Walker mining district, To iae e0Guty Q Yav~ anal in the Territory Of Ar A record 0i the location Of tke sad Aenin mining ei aim Is made in the record ot mlnes, . the office of county recorder Of said YavaDal county in book K Ie. page 1s4.
 Aud you are sereby further notified tha; if. at inc expifaiion of ninety days after the publication Of t8is uoiiee, yan tal or refuse to eoniIleui1 or pay te me your proportion of Dc said expenditures. toge her wiih the cost ot ths publication of this notice. the ia terest of you in sad Meaiin rnlniug claim will ne forfeited aEi b ne he property of ina undersigned J. J. MILLIKEN.
 Prescott, Ark Sept. ?, 1890
 tFirst publication Sept 10, lS,0A
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
pRoposALs rnI rInIte

DRoPoSALs FOR FLoUR.-oiiea Com.
 \ mlssaIy of Subsistence. Los Anesies Cs1
 septem ser <, lSO0. Seated proposals. ip ?, risf iicate, subject to tho usual Conditions ytlj b.
 received at this office and st Inc aces cf the
 Acting Commiasaties 0f Subsistence at inc
 following uafsed DOS s, uaSl i2 a'tiack f.oon
 "Wednesday, October <. lS9o snd thep nnar.er
 in presence bidders, for ierid hing tht f,i
 towing -four. deiive ed ,n double sacks. fr,e
 cotton and one euuny or bus}aHl, viz Fort
 Apache, \. T., a0,0o0 lbs; Fort Rowi. X IT.
 tUt1O ibs; Fort tirsut 4. T., 6SOto lhs. Forf
 Enschuea, A. T., 6a.ne9 lbs; Bori Lowell A
 I 5o,og0 lbs' Fort San Carlos, A T foun he,
 Whippie karracks, T 5s aJ0 its. San p;.,.e
 Barracks, Cal, i0o0O lbs. Fort Wipeate N
 M.. spctO lbs. Total, J60U0Q pounds Pror,os
 sls Tor furnishing s50r ma ie in Aria ma ana from arizona wheat only, viii be eonsiaerea st ihls office sAd st the offices al the Aetir@ comm 'sssriea os tbe posts "a AriKenn Atso propesals for furnishing inc above auantitu AcoduVo IDS pouhd8 o' hsus suiivsraa douhie Csc free ep board 4he esrs st frs Angeles, Ca |, or at any station on Ina Sourh- eru FScine raiiroad in California, vii na re ceivcd aud opened at ths same tif..e at this eI oe oaly reference Will be given sa artI-, eies oi q inesue production or msnufaetare Sunait ons ot quality and price heing equal at l. Angeles and other places in ,,aIlfo,,,ts, should be properly marked and sdasessed to the nndolstgned. Those for Arizona H,nr shcnid ee marked and addre sod to n < ofgi.,,. or 70 the acueg Sommissarie> of tho r,st old for. Tho Government reserves line St,ybs 'o reject any or al !. proposals. Fun ipf,rma lioD will be fur nls1ed on application Id this office. VA E ELnERKIN, Major ana f < m V A'A''fs Hos f'' h74es. Sat. Sc a-w-i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
Board adjourned uatil l p. m.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. l
AFTERNOON SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION
 Board resssemsied at 2 o'clock. with sa Demhsrs present.
 Claim and report of Dr. J. Miller for the Sd quarter ol 1890, Tor the county hospital, was read. examined and al- lowed Tor SlsT9 .T4.
 The following claims were audited and allowed:
 F. c. Parker, mosldlngs for district clerks office. sis60; II. W. Fleury, justices fees, S6s.25; J. NJ. Watts, court clerk fees, s2Il40; J. H. Smith, rsest fer indigent isn ly, S906; E. W French, probate judge, $4; wm. Bell. bounty. SIS; Jos. Dougherty. mdse, sS; J. C. Teller, sewing carpet. s6.
 The following road ovsrseers' reports Sere read, accepted, and b.lls audited as stated
 J. H. Hamilton, Dist. No. ,. S75; c |. A Densy, Dist. No. 3, $l5; wm. Part ridge, Dist. Nc, :. bill; CAas, Ros- enberg-s, Dist. No. 22, Slo5.75; D. R. Prime. Dist No. 25, SS3.
 Quarterly report of E. W. French, cssnty superintendent Of schools, of warrants drawn on the school fund. amounting to s5.03o.93, was read, ex- snlinei aud ordered Eled.
 Board adjourned until Thursday at 10 o'elsck.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND oeTIcK Aq r..psc5rr. Aefz

LAND oeFEcE Al fsesc5rr. ARfz |
 ~epL l5 lS98 nsTeo settler b ss lAd f tisa of fs snter1 lion to cerietv lsa ia ahe final prpof In support of hts ai ai n stHt that s.ita Ds D will he made bs f0se the Reg ster "a ,i Receiver al FFese u. sF s4ns cn saturday. tlfiOuer zs. lsse, wis NarnsN \. StanhRns. 10 tsf..ssa En.fy ssx for ihe x 1s ol SE l4 See5 fp s x K He names tbs toli wlas wines 'es ,n prove his eo0tt ttnuo1S testd ani'e ttppa Hutt cui lva- Ion D. Said sHsta.v zf sf. W. fsiaafVstr V '. lhtts, Tnam m.s RyosD. caas lc .le Z. sli of rraSooit. sriE.
 Any psfsosw . desires ka profd.t galass foe ailoy anee os sasa proof. or v at kn0w sf any suoets nilsi reason, upGcr tltr taW anu the regulations of the la. rior N1eRsts,s ant way such proof should not be allowed ,Wtti ba given ea opportanitx st ,hs above mrniiaasd lime snft place to cross eN.sniln tha &lfuesse- of said claimant, an. to Vlfss siianSe 70 re- outtai uf Ina sahrsi ted ov Ss ia1anf
 i. C. V AftFIS Register. Fifst publication Ssp-oaaeer l7sh.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LaNp orFlcs AT rRnscorr. Ar.1

LAND oTFICk AT PRKsc0rr. \. n August a. isO Notice is herrby given tAat le fs,i 70 winx-- nannra elsler haf flea nDstoe of his int a Non 'o mske aaal rraof ia snppDa os hls eieiie, nH hal ssstd ?glef ws } to inada be- Land oilice &t Prescott. Arlsoaa. On ~sLarisv uctober i iS3o. viz Joei N, f1rriHgsnf totne<sesd kntry tS5. fer re ' luth L t,f N W 4 ssnt. \ W 2. SN A sec. 2 aat s F {. EF \ sec. .s rp iS SRsW.
 He nsroes the following Nltn 1sses to prove nls con'iouoas resifeHce nnoa &ut egiIiys- ti n efs said iena. wis; <. ]. Head Hugh-v Hugses. \. L.. X Icy, h. st. ShRrp. al o. pras- cot, Asts, ]. M Rrt& Register
 f1rst pablieafinu Aug 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
DIV cooaa nt Cnsr

Wishing to enlarge otser depart meuts in our store, We will dispose oi our immense sock of dry goods at cost, No trouble to show goods. No reason able offer refused.
 s27tt A. WoLLKSBURG & Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08

The last issneof She Yu'na Sentinel cont lns the following announcement Col. DIX. AIloa, q S:aanch republi- caa. Efd Eacllc writer, ha> taken charge e he e9ijoria! columns d ;he Senli- nsli Majcr ,. j. S.e:n. 3 very genial geallenIan aaa Seg2Ai':s writer, tG' 8 democrat G..2 here'n.or" been fur nishinE thc fseati..ai *;,h it's repuo,. can psi,EiGln.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
NOTICE ros puBLf |
LA ? orsles . prsscnrr. Anl,-.

T. NfiIFlI
 g4st r., lSsi
 Notice ts hereby Etvae hts FAs roff0srfpg hume set has nieG I.oti a of his ias ,-sl on so mas C haal FrsCf a sUar3el oy bis claim ana that sats proof vi ne nassla isafoFe tho Register snd Receiver of T < asana Oedsa al Prescott, Art69AA, OR Monday, re0te ni tIer 2s. isgo, yf5 Atvin S. H sskeis. bouaStssd entgy, sSd for ths Sputheast sec si rplg N Rs F He nanie. tnc following wItaessss 10 .,. eve blss contlnuoas residence upon ard ca. lve . or sad tant. vsss |. 4 Para, of Pre- eotl AriEona, tseerxe c Waddes l. ef Prescott, Ali. kona, Johu hiFwagts sn. es Ct.stsa Enlsi Ari. xons, 0eorse Ward. ps So 'sipoad. Aftrana any person Who deS.r3s f0 pnssesf rgafuss inS allowance of such iSf,fuf. or Wusi 2noyTs 9 { say Sahsisaiisi Eeasoa. nn,ier shr lap q isf sh e regulations as he Interior Dppsr hiens ~ Y such proof thoatd not be allowed, Vrfil he g.Ss33 an erla8sf E3tv at tha shove ra no toned titoe sud place to ersass sSanatne tue aitfess es of sad ci stnisnt s5 ae offer eSsaones n re eG1ai of tbst snhmstted by elaimAu4
 c. AkRflS Regis.sr fsrst insertion Ausas. 2s-sA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
THURSDAY. Oct. ?
@~ ~ -%s- ~ N,<~+ ~- AFTERNOON SESSION.

1EAsNNN cEccA%R
 Board re-assembled at l o'clock. with the same members present as at the sorning session.
 Board oefnpared the cancelled and redeemed warrants with the treasurer's monthly reports. and the same being found correct the said warrants were burned. Bosri compared ihe treasureT's re- port oI taxes collected with the tax rors, and the same being found correct Has accepted.
 Board compared the assessors report Of taxes collected with the tax roll, and .be same heinz found correct was ac- -tpted.
 sheriff o'Neill appeared with his claim for milesge, fees, etc, for the 3d quarter of 1899. Board proceeded to exsmine the same On motion, said claim was audited and allowed as fol- lows:
 Transportation Of insane .S 43S 75 Transportation oi conviets. I,745 70 Fees, salary, mileage, etc. 2,S02 9 Postage and telegraRs. .. 40 03
 Total ........-.-... .S5, ,O26 4S
 The following claims were audited | and allowed: Kelly S Stephens, stationery, $l25.S ST. H. D. Ross, mileage, S73.To.
 On motion, Charles Deebs was ap- pointed registering officer at Thomp- son Valley.
 Board adjourned until Friday, Oct. aa at "a. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
Roous 10 Let.

EATALDu HOUSE - NICE. C0MFORTA- ff hly furnished rooms to let reasonably Dy .be day. week Or nOEth iIu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
esanos on instal,men,s,

Pianos sold on easy installmeu g first 'iass, ine toned instrument B. NJ. Goldwater, Prescott, Aris. u