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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Your committee appointed to in- quire into and investigate the matters of the Board of Supervisors of Final County, Arizona Territory, desire to say that after having made an exam nation We have no complaint to make,
 GEO. A. BROWN.
 k. WILLIAMS.
 JAS. N. DENIER.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-04-12

A full line of choice groceries and provisions can always be found at Wildman & Co.'S,
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The Eagle Mills Flour

Leo. Goldschmidt, of the Eagle Mil ling Company of Tucson, visited Flo renee this week and placed many large orders for his celebrated "Gold Dust" and "XXXX Extra" brands of flour with the merchants of this place. The quality of this flour is regarded by good judges to be fully equal to that imported from California, and its introduction into the home markets serves q double purpose-that of re- taining in Arizona the vast sums heretofore sent to California for this article, and of creating 6 demand for wheat that will insure to the farmers a good market and better prices for their grain. These are important questions for the consideration of the people, and when the consumer se- cures an article equally satisfactory in quality that is produced at home it is a duty he owes to himself and to bis neighbors to give it the preference. The Eagle Mills are prepared to sup
 ply all the demand of southern Ari- zona, and upon the arrival of the first consignment of flour to the merchants of Florence it is hoped that every family will give it fair and impartial trial and upon the re- suit thereof determine their choice Of | this article for their future use.
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COUNTY ASSESSORS OFFICE.

Your committee appointed to exam inc the office of Assessor beg leave to report, that we examined books kept by Assessor and also receipts for monies paid County Treasurer and found same correct.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-04-12

Gentlemen's class in dancing wi l meet Monday and Thursday evening
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-04-12

The courts are called upon at every session to order the payment of the expenses of indigent witnesses, and this is one source of outlay tbat the public find somewhat burdensome. The following is list of the men at- tending the present session of the District Court who said they had no mosey, no property upon which they could obtain money nor friends of whom they could obtain money to de- fray their expenses in attendance upon the court, with the allowances made them s. Merriam, $500; c. A. Daul- ton, S450, Al. Decell, $500.
 Don't forget the social at the dancing hall Friday evenings at 8 30.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-04-12

PUBLIC BUILDINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL. We, your cm mittees appointed to inspect the Public Buildings and County Hospital, beg leave to submit the following report;
 We visited the County Hospital and find it kept in very tidy and neat manner and all of the patients satisfied and well cared for.
 We also visited the site of the new Court House and inspected the foun- dation being laid, and find the work progressing in satisfactory manner, in our judgment the material used and the work being done in a substan- tial manner; we also tested the lime being used and find it good quality of native lime.
 Very respectfully submitted,
 W. P. TRAUT
 J. c. HARRIS.
 JOHN READ
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-04-12

Earll H. Webb, Esq, Mrs. Webh and Miss Lillie Carlisle, of Tucson, visited Florence this week and were guests of MT. and Mrs. W. E. Guild
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Weak Women

Owe to themselves daty to take Hoods sasss parilis, in view of tIe great relief ir fsg give, those who suffer from ailments peculiar 10 fh, sex By parifyiug the blood. regulating impoi taIt organs. strengthening the neryes Rad toIrin. the whole system, il restores the debiItatetl tc health.
 After 15 Iears,
 For T. years my moiher hsx been troubled F.;h milk leg She went to different parts ot aliiornis, as persons said the climate migh, 1oip her, bat i was of no avail, and l. being s lruggist thought would get her to try Hoods Sarsapsriia. Before she had taken half z bottle she said she was improving. she continued u1i- il she took half dozen ia&tles, and now she is perfectly well. For nearly fifteen years she was ;nabe to walk around, but now she can walk as 4'eli KS ever. T. F, BLAxE. San Francisco, with :. S'ehsi dS < f>o. Wholesale Druggists
 Lik, a New Creature.
 II have been for years trying to get help fof hat terrible general debility and weakness so common to women. Within year have taken Sen or twelve bottles 2i Hoods sarsaparilla, and am now feeling ike new creature" MRS F E. Ross, Marlin, Texas
 Hoods SarsapariIia Sold by druggists. si; six to: s5. Prepared only |! C.I NoOI X CC Apothecar'es, Lowell, Mass
 100 Doses One Dollar
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DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

Your committee appointed to ex- anime the office of the District At torney beg leave to report, that we found the office properly conducted.
 JOSE NJ. OCHoA.
 R. H. MARTIN
 J. F. MATHEW
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Cal! at an < Co.,, for fresh Dairy,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-04-12
COUNTY rREAsURER's OFFICE.

We, the undersigned committee appointed by your honorable body to examine the books, &c., of the County Treasurer, would respectfully report that we have performed that duty and find the books of said Treasurer to be kept in neat and apparently correct manner, and upon counting the cash on hand find the same to correspond with the balances upon the Treasurer's books.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-04-12

Don't forget the social at the dancing hall, Friday evenings at 8 30.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-04-12

We, the committee appointed to examine the sheriff's office and jail find the books and all receipts kept in first class manner, the cells and jail yard clean and in good condition as possible, but found the safe of the sherif's office in very bad condition not safe for books or any thing else.
 Chairman, w. P. BAMRICK.
 c. w. PULLMAN.
 ", P. DAVIS.
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Lik, a New Creatpre.
Hoods SarsapariIia
100 Doses One Dollar

Sold by druggists. si; six to- g. Prepared only ty .. HoOi * CC Apothecar'es, Lowell Mass
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value received, and drive through the alleys
for that purpose. The architecture Of the
homes is very simple and in some respects
goatesque, but this is more than Offset by the
ornamental surroundings OF boxes and ash
piles in which barnyard fowls sing their lay.
From an upper window near that in which the
bed room draperies are being rejuvenated In
the sunlight an aged woman exhorted the artist
in accents profane and meaningful to move on.
The days OF the years Of her pilgrimage were
very many, even as those Of her father Jacob,
but she had never had her picture taken and
withdrew to the privacy OF her chamber rather
than appear in print 1t is not quite on the
Henry George nor yet on the Bellsmy plan
that these humble jewellers domssticate in the
byways of the capital. Many. indeed, are
Joined together In the bonds Of wedlock, but
not few live almost in common being tied
only with sort OF beau knot that is easily I'M
done. A husband, the reporter was told, has
too much authority over his spouse and may
beat her without there being any redress for
the grievance, while if she have kind of prince
consort in the realm Of which she is queen he
may be ostracsed, expatriated or otherwise
got rid of, or she may pack up her duds and
scoot without decree of the courts.
JUST SAMPLE.
This last picture is just a sample cutoff by
way after office hours. There are hundreds
like it in the city. Rattlety-bsug frame build
lngs are the rule, with now and then q brick
row, occasionally neatly kept, but as rule
damp and unhealthfuL Here thousands Of our
inhabitants live, sometimes move and have
most of their being. These boulevards vary in
width from ten to forty feet, cross alleys be-
tween two others in the same block, making
many inner courts, where all the festivities of
life are seen in their original luster. Here, as
has been limited, first see the light many future
regents Of the republic who cannot trace their
pedigree back to affairs or orange blossoms.
Hardly more fortunate in this respect are they
than many born under the curse of slavery.
Not worse perhaps is the physical condition Of
these people than that Of thousands In any OF
our great commercial Cities but their proxm-
ity here to all that is beautiful and inspiring
makes their state seem the worse by
contrast. Where there is lack Of emulation
there is little hope. If this huddled population
would spread itself out into the suburbs, now
made available by increased transit facilities,
and secure little homes Of their own, not only
would the appearance of the city be improved
and the mortuary rate reduced, but the spirit
and character Of the people would be greatly
elevated. The best citizens those who
sometimes live with the sky above their heads
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alley near, the Government Printing Office;
Fowler's alley in Georgetown, Cabbage alley
southeast and other densely populated quarters
possess more beauties and "reminiscences than
can well be pictured with camera or pen. Their
records are kept in the Police Courts and they
are safe: Not one jot or little shall be
destroyed
II GOAT ALLEY.
Here We have pleasant MONDAY scene. In
the distance 10 fish monger whose inimitable
heraldry echoes down the narrow corridors Of
time, fertilizing whole fields Of oratory with its
redundant richness. Some mongers, it is said,
have such sharp and rasping voices that they
scale their fish with them, thus adding TO the
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Ex-Postmaster Brown has given site for q
new school house at Sykesville, Md
A bullet received by Judge VIM. L. Clark Of
Winchester, Va, at the first battle of Bull Run
has been extracted after remaining in his per-
son for twenty mine years.
A camp Of the Sons and Brothers of Confed-
crate States Veterans has been formed at Fred
ericksburg, Va.
The meeting of the Georgia State Temperance
convention yesterday showed Q strong senti-
ment for the enforcement Of prohibition by
Congress.
John L. Cross, q member of the real estate
firm Of Cord 4 Cross of Memphis, Tenn, has
been missing tor over . week. 1t has Just
transpired that Cross owes about e38, 900.
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and the grass beneath their feet" Cobble-stone
alleys redolent with offensive odors are con-
ducive rather to vice than to virtue and more
suggestive Of mobs than morals. Yet, as
rule, the denizens OF these places are happy
from their standpoint of happiness and at
peace with all the world. Like the brother
who, in a moment of fervid emotion remarked
Il specks break cherry one Of dem ten 'mand-
ments ebery day, but, Dress de Lo'd, neber
lose my 'lgion," their present environments
are effaced by the perspective OF a brighter
world and the cobble stones of their humble
streets are but as the sands on the other shore.
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mS-dhAs
~ $50 Pennsylvania ave 10 "

II ATCLIFFE DARR 4 CO, Auctioneers
~ $50 Pennsylvania ave NV
200 FEET OF GROUND ON YALE STREET,
C0LUMBlA HEIGHTS. MAR HE RESI-.
DENCES OF MRS GENIAL LOGAN, DIX
HAMMOND, A. l. BARBER AND. OThE RS, TO
CLOSE THE AFFAIRS OF SYNDICATE
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH AT
FIVE O'CLOCK we Will offer for sale. in front OF the
LOTs II. is. 10. 20 AND 81, IN BLOCK 20
OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
each lot fronting SO feet by depth Of $50 Oh feet
These lots the most desirable in this and
should command the attention of parties search
valuable building sites
Terms: third cash. balance in one and two
years interest per cent per annuU secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold ali cash option OF
purchaser. deposit Of el00 upon each lot at time
OF sale If terms OF sale not complied with in
teen days from day of SALE ght reserved TO resell the
property at the risk and of the defaultng pur-
chaser after hve days advertisement in news
paper published in Washington DC. All convey snc-
ing, &C, at the cost Of the purchaser.
RATCLIFEE, DARR Co,
myS-dkds Auctionears
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Fanatics With q Woman Leader.

A colony is being formed on the reservation
about twenty miles southeast Of Pierre, 8 D.,
by new and fanatical religious sect They
are under the leadership Of woman, and hold
their property in common The woman il
rather handsome and Of commanding presence,
and rules over the colony Of about 200 in Q des-
potic manner. Their religion seems to be Q
cross between Mormonism and the Jewish GUS
toms of biblical times. They offer burnt offer.
ings Of calves, 10. They have called thsir
town Moab
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RATCLIFFE, DARR Z CO. AuctiOneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF THREE-sToRY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, KNOWN AS 523 TnIRD

HOUSE AND LOT, KNOWN AS 523 THIRD
STREET SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed the 22d day Of April
AID 1880. in equity cause No. l2070 docket 80.
wherein Andrew W. Collamore ct al. compainsnts
and Jane Z johnson ct al defendants, will
offer for sale at PUBLIC action in front of the premises
on TUESDAY, The THIRTkENTH DAY OF MAY.
AID. 1890 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, part Of lot
dred and thirty-eight (53sD, in the city OF
Washington, in the District of Columbia,
beginning for the Sd street 20 feet north Of
the corner Of said square, running thence north
II feet inches; thence west 100 feet thence south
20 feet inches; thence east 40 feet thence north
feet inches thence east 90 feet TO the place of be-
ginning being the north 2l feet inches by full depth
Of said lot, with all the improvements aud appurte-
nances thereto belonging Subject, however, 10 two
certain deeds Of trust for $780, with at
per cent Ier snnum, which will mature December 20,
1890 and one TOR $780, with interest per per
annum.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by decree are: One half
of the purchase money and above the deeds
Of trustl in cash and the residue payable twelve
months from the day Of SALE with interest secured by
deed OF trust upon the property. all cash at the
option of the purchaser. deposit Of 800 required
at time OF sale All convey snclns recording, &c,
purchasers cost If terms OF sale are not complied
with IN ten days from the day Of sale the
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the deaulttng purchaser after 1--WE days adj
verisement OF such resale IN some newspaper pub
hshed In Washington, DC.
WILLIAM II. sHoLEs, Trustee,
40 9Th ST NV.
ANDREW Z. BROWNE, Trustee,
ml-d&ds 456 La ave. NV
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NUNCANsON BROS, Auctionesrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UN1MPROvED
SUBURBAN PROPERTY, PART OF 81. ELIZA
BETH FRONTING Al 76-l00 PERCHEs ON
STATES ASYLUM FOR fHE INSANE.
By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia PASSED In consolidated Equity
soper Boseau the undersigned trustee viii sell at
The 7. ELFlH DAY OF MAY. 1890, at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM, that part Of the tract of
land called St Elizabeth lying south Of the Hamilton
Hamilton road marked "a" the plat Of said tract
fled in EQUITY cause 12095 copy of which il 70 be
recorded with the conveyance OF the trustee, which
point is n 41Ao ". 80 e6-lO0 perches from the
bound stone marking the southeast corner of st
Elizabeth tract running thence. with the Hamilton
road n s2Io T. A 76-100 perches 70 point marked
'.is" On sid plat, themes s. 42No Z. 20 52-l0o
Beginning, containing es4l 1000 .cres more or ess
Terms Of sale: one third cash; balance IN two equal
payable in one and two years from the
cured BY deed Of trust on the properly cold S5 all
quired At the time q ssle Conveyancny. BE- at pur
otherwise trustee the right TO resell the
erty In default at the risk and cost Of defsung pur
cheser After days notice of such resale in some
Newspaper published In Warrington, DC.
sp2o-dtds 40 6th st nv.
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70
THOS, E, WAGGl
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

ExECUTORs SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
sIQDpERT STREET, WEST WASHINGTON
AND IMPROVED BY AN ELEGANT BRICK
MANSION, THE HOME OF The LATE COL
JNO. NIGH HOLLINGSwORTH.
On THURSDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH. 1890. at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, in front Of the premises, will sell
that valuable residence property in square 100 tthe
home of the late Col of Mount Vermont
fronting lao feet on Stoddert street between High
and Congress streets and containing 5303347 square
feet. Improved by q substantial brick mansion known
No. 3l24 Suoddert street, " est Washington.
Terms: One-third CASH balance in one, two and
three years with interest and secured by deed of
trust on the property, all cash; all recording and
copveyancng at purchasers cost Plats of the prop
erty Will be exhibited at time of sale. deposit of
5000 will be required OF the purchaser.
myS-dEds A McDDWEII.
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ment 10 discuss their needs, and 1t is this feat
ure that gives life its Oh nm and makes priva-
tIons SO endurable. Here a more than Jeffer-
sonian simplicity prevails and freedom blooms
all the year round. As one o. the pillars of So
eiety said while reposing in the sunshine at the
base Of the lamp post that Is shown by its
shadow In the cut:
IT'S liberty alone that gives the flower Of aee,ing life
is luster and perfume.
And weeds without IL"
OTHER INTERESTING LocALrrrEs
West alley or lie Droit court, between 9th and
fth and ) and streets, is also an interesting
byway. Barefoot alley, between 10Th and 18th
and and streets, is noted not so much for
decolette clothes as for those that are high in
the instep. Freeman's alley, between 9th and
fth and and D streets; Essex court, between
9th and 7th and II and / streets; Chinch row,
east Of It'll street near the boundary; Soap
alley, between 9th and 7th and G and H streets
louise alley, near Maryland avenue southwest;
Purdy's court, between Pennsylvania avenue
and and lst and ID stree Is nor Ia est Jack
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Written for The EVENING STAR.
Rosabelle.
Air-"Sparkl,ng and Bright"

Air-"Sparkl,ns and Bright"
Sparkling and bright is the soulful light
That Rosabelle's dark eyes swim in,
With that soft romance Of a tender glance
Which poets all love In women.
Oh, If might disarm the spite
OF Time, should long be beaming
Those crystal spheres, nor bitter tears
Should ever from them be streaming!
Her velvet cheeks, whose tint bespeaks
That health in her reposes,
With her feelings flush take dainty blush
More fair than June's red roses.
Oh, if might disarm the spite
OF Time, should health ne or fall her.
Her feelings pure as now endure
And her red cheeks ne'er grow paler,
In her sweet youth with love and truth
To serve her and attend her,
Around she throws where'er she goes,
A mild celestial splendor.
Oh, If might disarm the spite
OF Time, still these should serve her.
And Rosabelle till deaths late knen
Bless him who shall deserve her.
w. L. SH0RMAKIR
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DATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers,
III go Pennsylvania ave. Nv

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
BEING No. 30 MYRTLE STREET NORTHEAST,
WASHINGTON, DC.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause No.
1880 the I'D day of April, $50, the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale At public auction. front
of the premises, on MONDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY
OF MAY, 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, all that piece
Of Ground lying aud being IN the city of Washington
district of Columbia, and described Lot hun
dred and thirteen Glib, in square six hundred and
seventy five I615l, the same being improved by q
Three-story Brick Dwelling, which is known as 10.
80 Myrtle street northeast
Terms of sale follows: One-third of the pur-
chase money in cash within days from the day
of sale of which 5000 Is to be paid deposit the
time Of sale the balance of the purchase money
equal instaments in six and twelve months from the
day of sale, for which the purchaser will give his
pronissory notes. dated the day of sale and
terest at per centum Annum all cash. at option
of purchaser. FRANK i. BROWNING, trustee,
4l6 9TH ST. NV.
SAMUEL R. BOND. Trustee.
a30-eoksbs 32l Az NV.
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Where Creations of Light and Beauty
Reign Supreme.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOWS.
Courts and Alleys Where knights and
Ladies DweII-HumbIe Habitations
of the Poor-Sonie Happy Days-SOcial
sideIight. and Domestic Ethics.

no hint Of the prevailing
depression in agriculture, was one Of the first
lights to greet The STAR reporters eve as he
voyaged through the byways OF the city. Fas-
hdIous folks like Senator Chandler, whose re-
cent letter on the condition of his own alley
will become an English classic, may think 1t
out Of place to pasture hogs on our asphalt
pavement, and surely it is poor picking. But
here the swine lay aside their uncouth and vul-
gar habits, cease to acquire sustenance by the
sweat Of their brows. and retiring to the pri-
yacy of an alley. live as becomes gentlemen on
the unearned increment. 1t would grieye them
to be mOlested and truly 'twoud be capital
punishment to drive them out Of town.
The alleys in the best residence part Of the
city were found by The STARS tourist to be IN
general as neat and clean as the streets them
selves, and only in isolated cases. where an
cient buildings in somewhat diapidated condi-
ton still remain among the elegant productions
OF recent years, are there grounds for COM
plant. But the alleys that are used for homes
by the humble classes present quite another
view In some of them there is filth and squalor
galore. Large families live in little shells OF
houses often having but one room. in which all
of the varied duties OF domestic life are per-
formed Through grating in the middle of
the alley the slops of the neighborhood drip
into the sewer below, and from all this are
emitted odOrs that do not appear in the illus
trations And vet under such conditions live
and love and die a happy race OF beings, not
ambitious for great things nor unmindful of the
delights of the capital that can be tasted only
block away.
MARION COURT.
Here we have an everyday scene in
Marion court between 9th and 7th streets
and Rhode Island avenue and s street
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

FUTURE DAYS.
RATcIIFTE pARR CO.. Auctioneers
$50 Psnnsylvanis ave- nv
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on POUR
TENTH STREET NEAR BrSNHY STREET
AND NEAR THE RESIDENCE OF JUDGE HAR-
Lam.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY POUR
rEENTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK. We viii Offer for sale
In front Of the premises
LOTS Is AND "a
BLOCK 90. OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
These Lots 'front.' SO feet each on l4th street by
depth OF loo feet to 80 foot alley facing Street
cars Pass the property and street concerted within
half square and will be extended In . short time max
ing them the most desirable building sites on lSth
street
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one and two
years II cent secured by deed Of trust ON prop
ery sold or all cash st option Of purchaser II the
terms OF sale are not complied with nfteen days
from day Of sale right reserved TO resell the property
81 the risk and cost Of the defauing purchaser after
nve days Advertisement in some newspaper pub
ished in Washington. DC deposit of sloo NJ time
OF sAe Al conveysncing &C.. At the Of the pur
chaser.
RATCLIFFE DARR 90,
msdaes AuctionssrsL