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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11
THE DASHAWAYS.
An End to the Fund From the Sale Of It's
Hall Property.

An End to the Fund From the Sale OF Its
Hall Property.
Many years the Dashaway Society was
organized in this city for the purpose of
promoting temperance. 1t had no capital,
but accepted donations from all who chose
to give until 1t had accumulated enough
money to purchase lot on Post street. On
this lot fine building was erected.
In 1888 the sOciety's building was sold by
the members for S156, 900. Out OF this sum
mortgage of $4,000 was paid off, leaving
balance Of Sll1,0o0. Of this amount
$4,000 was distributed among the stock
holders. The remainder would have been
paid but that the Acknowledgement inter
fered and questioned the right of the asso-
citation to divide what he considered
charitable fund among Them
The court decided that the term used to
denote dsIn the object of the society-for tenn
Perance purposesIwas too vague TO enable
a ruling to be made that the Distribution of
the fund was an injury to the public. For
this reason the property cannot be forfeited
to the State and the remaining funds NAV
be divided among the members.
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Pressntstiou Convsn,F f.,

Tho lair at Irving Hall in aid of the
PRESENTATION Sisters has not been the sue
cess IL was desired to make it, although II
must be admitted that the object is one of
the most deserving in the city as the Pre-
sentation Nuns have special claim nnon
the people. In consequence of this tha
lair will be continued tomorrow and on
Tuesday nights to enable the ladies to auc-
ton of and rattle the large humber of
articles on hand. An excellent lunch will
DO served as usual from IL to 2 O'clock.
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An Ipebrtate.s Amu.em.ut.

Cliff Olsen, sailor. was full of city-front
whisky yesterday afternoon, and amused
himself by standing in the middle OF WASH
ington street, near Drumm, waving his
hands and shouting at every team that APP
preached. lie frightened a number of
horses, and was arrested by Officer Egan of
the Harbor Police and charged with mis-
demeanor.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

Valley Lodge, No. 293. l. o. G. T.. will
celebrate the eleventh anniversary of its
organization by public literary and must
cal entertainment next Tuesday evening in
Cambrian Hall at 1888 Mission street. An
address appropriate to the occasion will be
delivered by Mrs. NJ. E. Richardson of Oak
land. The lodge was instituted on May ID,
1879, by George w. Balm of Kentucky and
at the present time is in very prosperous
condition, having membership of 1913.
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why, what handsome fellow he is, to
be sure! However, could / have thought
OF using the bayonet against him? That's
the beauty OF this new parasol drill; it's a
bayonet, or a signal flag. or moth net or a
tent for treaty-making, just as one pleases,
and l declare it's going to take my enemy
prisoner without struggle! What love
Of four-in-hand he is wearngl'
CoDurf0hk 1890
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Jack Shay Again,

JACK Shay, notorious character of Tar
Flat, WAS booked at the Southern Station
last evening by Officer Enright on n charge
Of disturbing the peace. Sbay's wife re-
fused to live at home and he went tn ais
Minna street. where he Thought abe was
staying, and threatened to shoot her, but
was promptly taken in charge by the ofiicer.
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missionary banquet. She is filed with
peace and goodwill to all mankind. Ali
perchance, mayhap and me thinketh that
may not be just so. The blessed damosel
assumeth brusquer air.
She now holds her silken assegai with a
wary grasp, negligent but wide-awake, as
who should say: II sniff the battle afar
of, who's afraid" Thus she starts on her
conQuerlng march.
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Field Marshal in Chief. Rest arms"
sheathe itself in face of the foe.
AMI Is he going to retreat? "To arms!
to arms! ye parasol brigadew Here she
opens fire, opens her formidable parasol,
flashes her fires into the teeth of tine love-
sick foe. He quails before her defiant air.
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He Stole Flash Novels.

Officer Cullinsn last evening arrested
Patrick Murray, a lad only IA years old. on
charge of petty larceny. Murray's desire
for dime novel literature prompted him to
steal book of that kind from the book
store of c. d. Kinder. on Taylor street, near
Market,
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beauty impenetrable by our gaze. and this
Is one. But, thank the fates, we can hang
on as a camp-follower and pick up more or
less of the mysteries of this parasol drill.
Here she comes-frst of the fair recruits,
the paragon of the parade. Loo at her as
she strikes that bewitching pose, the pose
of benefcent neutrality at the start.
She grips her fatal weapon with the grace
of Zulu Princess reposing her fork after q
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GLOVES.

At 85c-CELEBRATED JERSEY
BfARRIIZ GLOVES without but
tons, in tans, browns. black, states
and mahogany colors, worth SIPS.
At SI.oo-GENUINE FRENCH KID
GLOVES, buttons, embroidered,
tans, brown and slate, worth 81 so.
At 85c-s-BUTT0N LENGTH NOUS
QUETAIRE SUEDE GLOVES, in
browns, tans, states, terra Gotta,
dark green and navy blue.
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NATIvE-SoN DELEGATEs.-San Francisco Par
ior' NO. Az, N g. g. W., has elected as delegates.
tuesday evening, w. II. Thomley. G. O. HissIns.
y. j. Richardson. q. Gallagher and G. Keelet,
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Practically All TO the Widow.
The will of William A. Parsons was filed
for probate yesterday. He left property
worth $1,000 to his widow, except Sl0O to
his grown children.
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THE PARASOL
DRILL.
How the Parasol Brigade Will
Dec0y, Disarm and Conquer.
Ten Stages Of Drill-Impassivs-Dsfa ut-0n
the Qui Vivs-Ready Arms.
Fire!-Shoulder Arms-Etc

KyIAEw YORK, May 7, 1S9o.-Wonderful
TANK thing. science! The flash of an old
4SXls woman's copper kettle in the old
homestead back yard is caught by the keen
eyed sentry miles away and is instantly in
terpreted as signaling that an unsus-
pected enemy is lying in ambush ready to
throttle the garrison at any mad moment.
The heliograph is brilliant invention for
bridging distances and out-shooting the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

phonograph, but what does 1t amount to
when compared with the new signal code of
the pretty parasol? Why, it's totally
eclipsed. That's all there is to be said.
Do you doubt it? Very we'll. come along
and let us review the tactics of the charm
Ing drill sergeant, just over from Paris.
She is doing roaring trade now in drilling
her beautiful, II awkward, squad from Muir
ray HILL They troop down every morning
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VELVET RIBBONS.

VELVET RIBBONS.
At 212c per Yard-sILK-FACED
VELVET RIBBONS, cotton back, ia
inches wide, chocs line Of colors.
At l5c per Yard-sILK- FACED
VELVET RIBBONS, cotton back, l1I
inches wide, choice colors.
At zoe per Yard-SILK- FACED
VELVET RIBBONS, cotton back,
new and staple colors.
RUCHlNCS.
We have the largest line of FANCY
NECK RUCH1NGS on the Pacific Coast.
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like bevy of angels on maneuvering bent.
Their aim-the poetry Of parasol- welding !;
their hope-the conquest of the stalw ar,
Manhattanese; their field of battle-the
avenue and the park.
The drill preliminary is over. We may
not be there while all the pretty volleys OF
tactical instruction are fired into the recep-
tive crapiums of the dainty Amazons. No.
There are sacred secrets in the service OF
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W w Henry, San Diego
II w beatty Il VT, Cal
w N ConnoTs,N New jersey
j II Foster, Wisconsin
L w Cummings. Kan City
L H Leman, Kansas City
q Hansen, U S N
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W Field, U s N
D watson, Msrysville
s West, Marysville
Z s Scott.San Bernardino
A q Mackenzie, Chicago
L b Harry, San Jose
q ii Daniels. Stockton
K L Dutton, Sacramento
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w s Allen, Chicago
ID Mccarthy, San Jose
II A Dolliver, San Jose
w Is Dolliver. San Jose
N Leahnen, Denver
GRAND
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CE Hutton, Santa Rosa
w II jackson, California
A ID Bowley, Sacramento
d j Murphy, San Jose
L A Smith, Stockton
w y Burpee, Walnut Crk
BF Orr, Los Angeles
&c Astren, Pomona
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DR. e A Clark d W, L Ang
CHI Dunton, Los Angeles
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j b Edwards. California
j Wells, Dougherty
d j Murphy, San Jose
Rosendahi, Kingsburg
JH McCudden, Vallejo
w ID Ballard, Vallejo
A y Crane, Laurel
X II Flint. Belmont
Mrs ID G RiddeIL Gilroy
J f Douglas. Sacramento
PALACE
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II w HOyt II W, Chicago
Mrs T Hopkins, Menlo Prk
FBallard, st Louis
HIN Lockwood, N Y
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j II Bridge d W, N Y
Mrs Is + Sherwood, NY
A Earning & W, N Y
&C Brainard, Utica
II g Julian, New York
RI Julian, New York
CT Howard, st Louis
JF Kinney. San Diego
MA Corrabies, Sta Barbara
N X Salisbury, Chicago
JB Peakes, Santa Cruz
w q Wallace, Portland
s Winkon, San Diego
T w Kendall, London
j G Hill, Ventura
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RUSS
@ II Threlfall, California
q X Cowan, Auburn
8 Grifiith. Ventura
A Renard. Ventura
G @ FIyler, Ventura
CD Wilson, Ventura
j Murphy, Bloomfield
A Fischer, Colusa
0unther. Oakland
w l. Talbot, California
FIJI Bell, bloomfield
il Upham, Slnartsville
E Harrison d VT, Gilroy
II L Davis, Salinas
o McHenry a. W, Modesto
J Pittaluga, Brooklyn
ID Burris, Traver
IA Perry, MERGED
j McEwen, Arizona
j Is Coates, Selma
II g Weston, Los Angeles
Mrs Sykes, Sacramento
Mrs j Evans. Sacramento
Mrs q J Grlfiith, Los Ang
w Biker, oregon
NJ j G Calvin, San Jose
II @ Dodge, Mansfield
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

ANhb NJ Ell.
i Spsskind. Denver
j S Walker Il WI, Tucson
L Macrea, New Mexico
X II Williams ~ W, Bisbee
j Moran, Pennsylvania
q j Wade, Washlngto u
X III Allen, San Jose
A Lentova, Stockton
- l.emburg. Modesto
N Q Clark, u s A
N A Nelson, U S N
NJ Coughlan, U SN
j W Ashton, Philadelphia
Q b Curtis, Philadelphia
j Y Adams. Illinois
M J Spencer Il wf,SDIego
Miss 4 Spencer, SanDiego
Miss J Spencer, San Diego
Miss X Spencer. San Diego
M J Spencer Jr,SanDiego
+ S Spencer. San Diego
j II MeClintock, Suisun
r NJ Tell, Davis
g W Peterson, Tracy
A oldgren, Santa Cruz
HOTEL.
= A Rice. Santa Barbara
j II Fitzgerald, Sta Maria
A + Eutermarks, S Maria
A $ Parsons, Santa Maria
Mrs X Guastavina. Boston
j A Woodworthy, Boston
ID p Harmony, S p Co
1 g Wickersham, Petalum
A Forbes d I, Chicago
q L Knox Il W, San Jose
j + ballard, st Louis
Mrs j Regan, Santa Clara
q G Radcliff, Watsonville
j q Mathie, N Bloomfield
ID c Knowles, Markhams
Mrs J Mathews, Giiroy
s RiddeIl. Belmont
Mrs S r Dorland, Gilroy
Mrs w N Winter, Stocktn
ID ii Moore, San jose
] Enright, San Jose
w Harding. San Jose
4 Z Goodrich, Sta Clara
HOTEL.
+ c Lusk. Chico
J i Nickerson, Chicago
w Z Shapes &w,Tac oma
+ n Townsend, Portland
q + Carlyn. Washington
j Is Dickson Il W, NY
Miss Legett, New York
Mrs NJ Clark. New York
Mrs NJ Smith. New York
@ Green, Utica
F Il Strawbridge, Cal
j I Sullivan, Santa Cruz
l. G Fenno, Boston
+ W Stephenson, NY
DR. r T Anderson, Colo
RADIO Springs
J A Hayes Jr, ColoSprings
J de Peltz, Colo Springs
~ ) Dean, Pennsylvania
Is X Tracy, Burlington
u de Maltos, Amsterdam
w Kinney 4 W, San jose
Mrs A F Cochran. Bost On
HOUSE.
w I Ralph. Centerville
j NJ Brewer, lrvington
w E Horn, Irvington
w H Harrelson, Kansas c
w T Farley, Nicasio
l. Van Deuser, Ukiah
Mrs M Curtis, Oakland
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wv Burnett, San Luis OBJ
II Marsh. Santa Maria
J f Mebesnob, Sac
Mrs Oliver, Canada
ID A Bennett, Chico
10 4 Colombet, California
j + Finch. walnut Creek
Mrs Trimbie, Anaheim
ID E Doherty, Duncans NJ
g + Hellmuth, Dunsmuir
10 Edwards, Dunsmuir
II NJ Covert, California
v ID Sweetzer, Nevada
10 j Webster q W, Ashland
Miss Kean, Ukiah
+ II Rice, Santa Barbara
A ID Wheeler, Texas
~ ID Bowen, Astoria
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RAInWIN uAnEI


W R Jurwin, PinoIe IN NoseIy PinoIe
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Van Saun New York Jas A DAILY Napa
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II Lawrence, U SN X II Gait. USSS Marion
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w Sebury Los Banos r j Prince, New York
N Neuburger. New York v NJ yiekery, New York
Chas Downes Oregon ID Kittridge, Rochester
9 CodouI, Point Reyes MrsoRwillianls, Crockett
NJ Cohen Alameda George Dagget BakersfId
A Cooper Stockton P Anderson. Colorado
G s Bane Redwood City ~ A Hayes Jr Colorado Sp
Dawes Santa Barbara John Deartt brett ColoSp
Jas Snort, Sta Barbara L Schveirtz Santa Cruz
NJ Hollaway, StaBarbara Mrs RAYMOND Portland
Mrs w Quinan Pinole c Lithman Paso Robes
fhllips, Portland Or Francis Cogswen, RhodeI
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Miss Nelson, Pennsyivan b Miles WI Portland
Miss j Dimick Pa ~ A Cook a W.T. Astoria
Miss Nickerson, Pa Miss Holmes, Montana
J L Connell. Wisconsin r r Cuthbert 4 WI, Qua
Mrs NJ Pettit Wis temala
Miss Petit, Wisconsin Miss Hubbard Boston
A Hartwell Boston Miss Hastings, Boston
Lie Worthington. MADEIRA Mrs AS Hawley, Portland
Miss Jones, New York c f Beebe, Portland
Miss Rogers, England E Snow, Portland
N A Earle & W.T. Mich G Manager England
w Connell 81 WI, Pa W Turner, Washington
C Chamberlain, Sta Bar Mrs A T Hobart Boston
DR. E Holmes Butte Mrs Bensing, Stockton
5 Z Chamberlain, Santa l. Weeks, Chicago
Barbara Mrs Van Buren, Miller, NY
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
E Bridger Pomona 1T Sleet Portland
Lansend. New York A b Beiden, San Jose
Miss Philips Chicago ia Brown Healdsburg
Weir, Chicago G Young, Reno
5 sennett. New York W 4 Bush ogden
Schmidt. New York C McDonald,Iirass Valley
Galaghan, West Point Z q Newton GuerneyiIle
Miss Mitchell. Wash A Mithard, st Paul
Miss Weidemann Los Ang Brown, Hagerstown
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Beckstead Truckee K Crumb, Visalia
Degnen Truckee ~ Shirley, Cloverdale
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Phillips Mendocino j A Cotton Chicago
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LACES! CLOVES!
VELVET RIBBONS!
AN UNRIvALED ASSORTMENT
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES!
DRAPING NETS,

At e5c-FANCY BLACK RUSSIAN NET 46 inches wide
At eoc-PoLKA DOT RUSSIAN quality
At NETS 46 inches wide
superior
At DRAPINe NETS 4s inches vida
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"'Tentionl Haltp Feminine improve
ment on mere masculine soldering. She
drops arms, and her wits start forth on
picket duty.
Danger aheadp HIM; not so sure Of that
We'll make sure. And so she strikes the
Ready" position. Enemy sighted at last.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-l25 Cal Electric Light, 2l3l; $4,000 Mar
ket-st Cable Bonds, 1245s; $1,000 Omnibus Cabl,
Bonds, ll9; ID Safety Nitro Powder Is: is
12lA. "
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Assessm Pending,
The following is list of assessments now pendnp
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In face Of the foe.

There he saunters, in his latest London
and checks innumerable all about the out
sides Of his pockets. What are his inten-
tionsP That's Just the point to be recon-
noitered. Wait till he shows his little game.
"SteadyW Take good aim and don't let
your weapon run away with you.
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Dividends Declared

ACCOMPLISHMENTS of mines not listed on the
Board fall delinquent In ONCE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-22

The superiority of these Locomotives
over all other makes is not only known
here but is acknowledged throughout the
United States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-22

WIN. G.. IRWIN & Co.,
Sole AGENTS for Hawaiian Islands.
81 1907
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GEO. w. LINCOLN.

THE WELL KNOWN BUILDER, STILL THE FIELD AS CON-
apperanng class his
still all kinds appain
bearing a we'll.
Thanking public for past favors,
I respectfully
GEO w. LINCOLN.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-08
Sale of County Bonds.

In pursuance of an order of the Board of Supervisors of Final county, Arizona, 1 will, on the 2Oth day of February, 1890 at my of flee in Florence, Arizona, offer for sale 30 bonds of said Pinal county. each for the sum of 5000, payable 9 years after the lst day of January, 1890, with interest at the rate of per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on the 1st days of January and July of each year, during the term of said bonds, paya ble at the office of the Treasurer of said Pi- nal County in gold coin or its equivalent
 Proposals for the purchase of said bonds or any of them, may be made in writing, enclos- ed in sealed envelopes and addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed proposals for the purchase of court house and jail bonds. Said bonds are issued for the purpose of erecting a court house and jail and the purchase of site therefor, under the provisions of sections 437, 438 4S9 and 40, Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1887, and the act of the 10th General Assem- bio amendatory thereof
 None of said bonds can be sold for less than % per cent of their face value and the inter est accrued thereon, and all proposals for the purchase thereof are subiaet to the approval of the Board of Supervisors.
 If said bonds or any of them remain unsold after the said 2Oth day of February, 1890, will receive proposals for the purchase thereof at private sale and subject to the approval ot the Board of Supervisors.
 San Francisco and New York exchange vii be accepted in payment of said bonds.
 The right to reject any and all bids is re- served.
 Dated at Florence, Arizona, this 10th day day of January, 1890.
 Florence, Arizona. D. c. STEVENS Treasurer
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-08
J, F. MAYHEM
Summons.

TN THE JUSTICES COURT, PRECINCT No. |, | in and for Pinal County, Territory of Arizo- ma.
 George w Campbell, plaintiff, vs John Wool Iomes defendant
 Action brought in the Justices Court of Pre- cinct No. l. in and for the county of Pinai in the Territory of Arizona.
 The errtory of Arizona sends greeting to John Woollomes, defendant
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the Justices Court of Precinct No i, in and for the county of Pinal Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed in said Justices court at Florence in said county with in five day, (exclusive of the day of service) alter the service you of this summons, if ved within this precinct or if served out of this precinct but i'll this county, in ten days; if served out of the county, fifteen days, in all other cases twenty days.
 This action is brought to recover from you the sum of eighty-one and 22-100 dollars for hay sold aud delivered to you in the month of Octo- Der, 1889
 or judgment by default will.be taken against you.
 Given under my hand at Florence, this 24th day of January, A. D. 1890.
 JOHN MILLER, Justice of the Peace. w. R. Stone Attorney for Plaintiff
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-08

judgment against the lands, real estate, and personal property described in the above and foregoing list, for said taxes, costs and inter est, and for an order to sell the same for the satisfaction thereof; and l also give notice that on the Monday next succeeding the day fixed by law for the commencement of such term of the District Court, all the land, real estate, personal property, for the sale of which an order shall have been made, will be exposed for sale at the Court Honse, Florence, Pinal County Arizona Territory, for the amount of taxes, interest and costs due thereon.
 JERE FRYER, Ex-officio Tax Collector,
 Pinal County, Arizona.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-08
Board of Supervisors.
OFFICIAL. OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISOR l OF FINAL COUNTY, FLORENCE. Jan. 2S. 1890.


 OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISOR l
 OF FINAL COUNTY,
 FLORENCE, Jan. 2S, 1890 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, Chairman w. c. Smith, Supervisor G. w. Campbell, and Wm. E. Guild, Clerk. Absent Supervisor E. w. Childs. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
 On motion the petition asking for change in the road west from Main street to Martin s ranch was taken up. There being no com plaint the Board appointed the following ap- praisers to appraise condemn the right of way: A. T. Colton, county surveyor. R. H. Martin and w. R. Kentfield; said committee to report tomorrow at 9 o'clock a. m. No report having been received from road viewers appointed to take out road on the west side of the San Pedro, on motion ac- tion on the petition for said road was defer red
 Bids for removing the bodies buried in the old cemetery were taken up, opened and found as follows:
 Andrew Lancer, er,.............S S4 % per body. M. McGloin, ..-.............4.50 4. 50 per body. J r. Mayhew & Wm. E. Miller 400 per body Edward Bouvaille .... $50 per body On motion Edward Bouvaille was awarded f the contract and the Clerk instructed to noti- fly him that he he would be required to give good and sufficien mt bond in the sum of $500 dollars. The District Attorney was instruct ed to draw up the necessary contract. morrow at A. M.
 Attest W. c. SMITH,
 WM E. GUILn Chairman.
 Clerk
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-08
WANTED, FOR CASH:
By EUGENE A. RRowNE, care ENrERrRIsE

By EUGENE A. BROWNE, care ENTERPRISE:
 Box 20, Florence, Arizona.
 Arizona Jasparized wood, Petrified wood, Old Indian Relics [pottery, stone, etcl, Indian Arrows, Spears, Arowheads, especially small ancient Arrow-points all curiosities found in Arizoaa; Attractive not necessarily rich min erals, Large masses crystals, etc.-Bought, [oI disposed of on commission.
 Also desire good specimens ores or cryst- als, complimentary, from each mine, for rep resentative cabinet.
 Illustrated monthly paper on the Territorial curiosities only 25c year Ads soc inch,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-08
Probate Notice.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUN- \ ty of Pinal, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of F. c. Calderon, deceased.
 proving Will etc.
 Pursuant to an order of said court, made on the Fist day of January, 1890, notice is hereby given, that Monday the 10th day of February, 1S9O at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the court room Of said court, at Florence in the said coun- ty of Pinal, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said F. c. Calderon, deceased, and for hearing the application of J. H. Hull, for the issuance to him of letters of ad- ministration, when and where any person inter ested may appear and contest the same. Dlted January 2l 1890
 W. H. BENSON, Clerk w. R. Stone, Attorney for Petitioner.