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DUNcANSoN BROS. Auctioneers ,A20-dSds
THoMAs DOWNING. AucuOnesr.

FINHOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN GEORGETOWN, KNOWN AS PREMISES No.
1880 IMENIl-SENENIHS IhEET.
By virtue of q deed OF trust. duly recorded among
the land records of the District of Columbia in Iber
1909. folio 253 ct seq shall sell aI public auction
IN front Of the Premises on SATURDAY the RST
day OF FEBRUARY, $780, at HA.F Past FOUR
OCLOCh L. M, the following described real te
situated IN Georget9wn. in said district ana dIstn
guisned part of Holm eads addition thereto (square
oSl and d scrlbed follows: BEGINNING the same
AZ point on the east SIDE OF Monroe now known
Ith) street, 30 feet south from all NOW known
% street and running thence east l2O thence
south % feet thence west l20 feet and thence
80 feet 10 the place OF beginning together with Ii
proven nts &C. con- listing OF twOstory frame house
Terms Of sale One thi, cash, residue IN two equal
paym meats 1t one and Years respectively, per
cent interest payable hali-yearly. and secured by
deed OF trust on the property solo, all cash. option
OF purchaser Deposit OF l00requred at sale.
All conreyancing &c, nj cost OF purchaser Terms OF
sac to be complied with IN ten days deIoslt for
felted. CHAhLES IL CRAGIN.) o.
jaaQdts JOHN s. MckENNEY lrustees
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Written for TEE EVENING srAn.
THE IRISH GAME.
How Hand Ball Is Played and Who Are
Great Experts.

A BROOKLYN ALDERMAN Is CHAMPION or THE
WORLD CHALLENGE FROM AN AUSTRALIAN
WHICH vASIsHrs BEFORE A PROPOSED BIO
STAKE.
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pEKEMPToRY SALE OF An ELEGANT 3-sToKY
l. AND BACK BUILDING BRICK HOUSE, NO.
1922 NINTH s1RtET NORTHWEST.
n vii offer Tor sale IN front OF the premises on
JANUARY, AID. 1880. AT HALE-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. lot j GO in square 1856.
Terms: Property sold sub ect O deed Of trust 70
secure $1,000 years from November :, 1887. in
terest per cent =. e One-thrd Of the purchase
money i'll excess of said dec be paid il cash
and the balance in and years with interest at the
rate OF per cent annu, payable ually
secured by deed of trust the property all cash.
~ the option Of the purchaser. 81 0deposit
OF SALE All conyeyances and recording Mt purchas-
ers cost. Terms to be complied with 10 days re-
sale at risk and cost OF defaultiug purchaser.
GEO. w.SraCKNEY,
jal6-ed&ds Auetioneer
eE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To MON
DAY. JANUARY TWENTY-SENENTH. 1880, same
hour and place. GEO. W. ST1CkNEI.
jal4 Auctloueer
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ming besides the finest muscular exercise, 10
nece sary to throw the 81 aces to one man. Az
scoring is only possible when the player is un-
able to return the ball TO the front wall after
the server has struck. it is apparent that the
most skillful playing is to be done BY the
server In 30 placing the ball that the
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FREDERICK r. BunroS.

Lady Gin furniture store, to new cierk)-
where are those handsome sideboards that
you had last week?'
Clerk (embarrassed)-"Oh, I-er-shsved
them on day afore yesterday, ma am. Lie
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BROS, AuctioneerS
RATCLIFFE, DARR 4 co, Auctioneers,
~ $50 Pennsylvania ave NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two FIVE GLASS LoHNER

TRUSTEES SALE OF IWO F1VE-GLASS LOHNER
1ANDA1S.
by virtue Of two Deus of trust dated respectively
september ,. ID. 1855, and October Is AID. lSSS.
and duly recorded in Lber 1881 folio 14 and Liber
l3ol folio 3.6et seq, one OF the land records for
the District Of Columbia and at the request of the
parties secured thereby Will sell puollc
on TUESDAY MORNIN q. JANUARY IWENn-
EIGHTH, 1890 commencing at len O'CLOCK. in
'front.' of the AUCTION Rooms OF RATCLlFFE.
DARk CO.. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NORTH
WEST,
TWO FIVE-GLASS LoHNER LANDAUS.
Mentioned IN schedule a" attached To said trusts.
TERMS CASH.
WM W CHAMBERS. Trusted
RADCLIFFE DARR a co.
la2t-0 Auctoneers.
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A sBEsTos LINING. PAINT AND CEMENT
"A Pstent r c: Chimnsys, Are proof.
f. ziifRt tS S ssss ~ 10 e Sss'
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EO ". sTICKNEY, Auctioneer. s36 St

TRUSTEES SALE CT VERY VALUABLE IN
IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED Ar THE
JUNCTION OF FOURTEENTH sTREET EX-
TENDED AND SPRING STREET, IN THE
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, DC.
By virtue of deed Of trust, recorded in Iiber No
134S folio $685. of the land records for the
81 Columbia and at the request the party secured
thereby, will otter for sale, front Of the PREMISES
on SATURDAY The TWENTY. FIRST DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. ID. 1889. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK z. NJ, the following described property in
the county OF Washington, ID e. known and described
AS Lots numbered from Cd To forty four a a. in
D. G. Lewis subdivision Of part of Pleasant Plains sit
uate on the north Of spring street. the point of union
with 18th street extended. excepting the portion OF
lots to II inclus heretofore aeiated, being the
folio 3oS, and by deed recorded III ber l21l folio
40.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
one ID and two CD years with interest the rate OF
SIX 10 per centum annu, all cash. at the option
of tine purchaser 500 deposit will be required at
time OF sale: all conyeyanclng at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with III D days.
C. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Trustee
d10-eod&ds IL East Fayette ST.. Baltimore, Md
eF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To MON
DAY. DECEMBER THlRTIETH, 1889. same hour
and place. c. NJ ARMSTRONG;
as m,th.f&s,4t Trustee.
tE-THE PURCHASER AT ABOVE ADvER-
nsed sale having failed to comply with the
terms Of said sale the property viii be resoId
at his risk and cost on FRIDAY. THE THIRTY
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1890, at same hou-
ta20m. th,s. w6th.5t trustee
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TkUsTEEs' SALE OF A Two-STORY AND BASE
l. MENT BRICK HOUSE On FUNDAMENTALLY
STREET NEAR STREET SOUTH
Under and by notice of deed Of trust from David C
Oswald, dated May l}, 1889, recorded the lano
records OF the District OF Columbislin Liber 14O9
folio 40 ct sea- confirmed by deed Of trust from said
Oswald in LiDer 142S, folio l55, the undersigned
trustees VIII sell at public auction in front Of the
premises on SATURDAY IHE FIRST DAY Of FEB
kDAkl. 1880. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p M. all of lot
a, in John Mclean and others subdivision OF square
546 III the city OF Washington, d. G. Said lot fronts
l6H IT. on Az street and is improved by new brick
house.
with interest at per cent, payable seniannuay, for
which note of purchaser, secured by deed of
the property Sold TO be all cash. option
purchaser deposit Of 900 when bid accepted aud
terms Of sale TO be complied with in days after
day OF sale. otherwise the trustees right re-
sell at risk and cost Of deiaultin< purchaser.
NM- l.. EDAONsTON,
Trustee,
500 5lh St Nv.
c. II. WILLIAMSON,
Trustee.
DCNCANSON BROS, Aucfioneers SaoD-iSds
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctioneer.

NY ALILn d. W11-LfAHS q CO, AucuoheerA
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, FRONTING
On SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN r AND .
sTREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION (No.
On TUESDAY, JANUARY TwENTY.EIGHTH,
1890. At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK I. NJ, we shall
SELL IN front OF the premises, valuable Lot
on 9Th street northwest improved by o three story
brick. with store room having good front and depth
to l0-foot alley.
Terms made known time Of sale.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co.
aSo-ot Auctioneera
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THoMAs BOWLING. Auenoneer.
as 10. az ffNI III sTxEEI N sor III nNo"N

fu'hOAAS DOWIlNd, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN
AS No. s37 TENTH street SOUTHEAST.
Court q the District q SOunSiS helains an EsS,s
Court for said District, in cause wherein John N.
st Al were dsiendants We vii sell on MoN ia
the premises all that certain lot and parcel Of land
,u,te IN the city Of waseipSon Ds'tss Q, SSI m
northernmost % feet and 6inches front by depth Of
said pr proceens. Hs osetSer WITH the imprSSe@sns
thereon, consisting Of ,wo,story frame house.
instailments secured By notes Of the purchaser
=, ss one and two years and deed % trust npen
deposit Of .ioo rau sn on the day
81 on sale Term OF sale 70 be cotnplIed with within
the rsht 70 resell a ihe and r.k q the default
&C. 9thee +sS Louisiana ave. NV.
DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOneers
sFt N3EqI W nEowY sT2YE FRONT DwEILISS
f q EFT g STREET AND Is5 FEET on
,r by authority Of trust vested in win sell IN
yASUHRY THIRIfITa. a, aa f "a fhf ToGR
O'CLOCK,
LOT 1. SQUARE ol7.
Fronting - feet on X street and Ia, feet on 18th
street; Ibis lot is improved hya 3story and base
ment brown stone front dwelling and 2s,Ory brick
stable and adapted for private residence club house
or can be converted into business places
ments at one and three years notes TO bear Per
cent interest per annun. payable semi -snnuaIly and
or all cash, at option OF purchaser. A deposit of
$1,000 required 81 time OF sale. Convey ancing &C.
fifteen days, otherwise the right reserved 10 resell q
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after ye
ia24-dSds JOHN cAssELs. Trustee.
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Eoh POTOMAC RIVER LANDIxea
MN Iron s1LAAEh .NAkErITInr
Leave. .th-s treet wharf On hoNDA Ais, 1HJksDAYp
spa "a hDAAsIs am- hetu rnine dOksDAiS
Lasqinss .s i.r a. komini creek. Va 81 Clements 40
10 heonar otown. Nd Connects with u. - 80
&. ". hlDL4kY Nans<rr -
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

VI - NOllfOLh AND FORT MONROE
Il - TIE lUPJ LAX ROUTE.
1hE OLD fANOhl1E sIEAAEh GEORGE LEARY.
SfkkDA. sAfE CUAfOaTARiE
Appointments hrst-class. Table unexcelled STATE
rooms large, comfortable and Polite
and attentive ofncers. Thorough discipline.
From h-street wharf MONDAls. WEDNESDAYS
and fliIDAlS at IN
be only steamer landing at Boston wharf. Norfolk
ano The only llne having eAcluslve connectlon with
BOSTON AND PhONIDLNCk sIEAMkks.
Tickets and rooms at ols ana 1881 Pennsylvania
ave. Hawleys q, 10th and aud knox's kxprcss.
who Will check baggage IRON hotels private rssi-
dences. Telephone No. 945-3
nle Nm. z. WEIGH. sups and Gen. AT
N ORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND TEE
~ south--On and alter MONDAN, November Ia
1889. Steamer Lady OF Lake having been rsyAirsd
snd newly furnished, will leave sixlh-street wharf,
terminus 1th and 9Th street cars. At pm Tussday,
wharf. Norfolk, foot Madison Close connection.
for New ork. Philadelphia. and North and SCUM For
state rooms and Information regarding freight call
Wharf or Telephone CAN "a. Also Is. and u. Ticket
On,ees, Sls aud 1881 Pa sye- and HAWKES. Expresa
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MOUNT VERNON
Steamer W W. CORCORAy
Capt T.. L Blake. leaves 9TH st wharf afly te1c>sA
Sunday for Mount vernon. Having 40 ana rex
ing ssh In1ton about 30 pm.
Lars round zig. 81. ancudinx sdnissses 10 srounds
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z. VI. ARMS HUNG, Trustee,
d1O-eod&ds IL East Fayette ST.. Baltimore, Md

tE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To MON
DAY. DECEMBER TElRTIETH, 1889, same houl
and place. &. NJ ARMSTRONG;
d2.3-m.th.fEs4t Trustaa
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ton. Such embarrassment as he exhibited
had never witnessed before; il was really pain
full to see. He thought, l imagine. that she was
laughing at him. Said he when we went away;
"'Do You know l think that lady is all insin-
certify and sham. Her very dress, noticed, was
buttoned up the back like one OF my fashion
able burial gowns
Next in response to his suggestion that
mothers-in-law were Objectionable, 1 took him
to see Miss NJ, whose sole surviving parent
was on the masculine side. The girl evidently
delighted him and he went so far as to call on
each OF the two succeeding days. On the oc-
casion of his last visit. however, Mr.. NJ. called
him into his library as he was making his way
out and requesting that his visitor would take
a chair, stood upon the hearth rug and grimly
remarked:
orableY
Now, my clients intentions were entirely
honorable; but this unexpected demand for a
declaration struck him all in a heap, and, NUT
tering some apologies in q confused sort of
way, he made his way out of the library
through the front door and into the street,
along which he scampered. as he subsequently
told me for quite two blocks before stopping.
THE LAST ATTEMPT.
"By this time, must confess, was Just
triie discouraged. However, made up my
mind that would try once more. So intro
duced my patron to a very sweet girl who was
kind enough to look upon him with a not un-
favoring eye. Indeed, things progressed SO
favorably that 1 was not surprised to learn
that an engagement had been all but consum-
mated. Beyond doubt the proposal came
from her. since he could never in the world
have plucked up the courage to make one.
Possibly financial difficulties in her family may
have prompted her to offer herself as a sacri-
nee. At all events Mr.. Simpson was actually
on his way to make his final offer to his adored
Gas know of my avn knowledge) attired in
such clothes as would have beftted attendance
ON the most expensive funeral, when some
thing happened that upset the whole plan and
cost me $500. As ON this occasion he en-
tered the front door of his lady loves boarding
house with bunch two feet in diameter Of
tube roses and immortelles wrapped with tissue
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LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION
ome Iatsra.i ing Items for A l.
 Glasses af Readers.

Coxs's Glycerine Lotion at Ros,s Corner Drug Storc. nl9si A iull Fne of Wright's choicest odoFs and Sachet Powder. at the Corner Drug Store. II Fare to Senator mine. returning same day, s3 50. q. W. Ford, sgenL Three meals for sl at the sherman House, formerly Dan Hat2' Hotel Six pR'g's of Duke Cameo Cigarettes lor B cents al Fords
 Everything usually kept in arUg store for sale CHEAP 8; the Corner Drug Store. | Stationery-iargest and finest assort- ment ever seen in Prescoit--at the Corner Drug Store. tt For a nice Buggy, Pheton. Spring Wagon. or anything in that line, call on Brecht i rhroue. mifl Sterling's Royal Remedy, the eeEu- ne article, in quantities to suit. at Ross Corner Drug Store. au2cu Brecht sS Throne have for sale a car load of Osborne iron Mowers, Keepers and Rakes. at the Pioneer shops. s.m13d For Stock Medicines atiowest tg ures send Co the Mountain City Drug Store west oi the Cour. House. sllu Anthony & Kuhn peer on draught at the Montezuma, , cts per glass;
 Schooners l2t cts. m2ea \ graduate of Chicago College of
 Pharmacy fills all prescriptions at the
 Mountain City Drug Store. Robinson
 < Brisley, pr2prietors. sliu
 For Perfumts aud incest farcy goods, cali at the Corner Drug Store.
 Endless variety. l
 Roblnsou tS Brisley, at the Mountain City Drug Store, solicit country orders for Drugs, etc, and guarantee special low prices. Try them. slia
 Ell. Waite, dentist, is permanently located at Prescott. office, Yavapai
 Drug Store. q
 The best cup O coffee m town, with plate of doughn0ts, 10 cents at the Nickel Plate.
 Dr. Henley's celery. beef, and iron gters at the Keystone Saloon. The best tonic and neryine known. fl
 The first and only stone pavem mt ID the city of Prescott can be seen by call ing at Chas. Rice's Keystone saloon and lodging house. on Cortez street.ti
 When any one says that they can get the cheapest cigars at any other place in town, first give them my com phments and tell them that they ware born outside oi the latitude of Truth The Oriental is C. W Ford's special and exclusive brand, aDd cannot be bought at any other place m town Try them, and then you will always buy them. Just received n new stock. q
 have receiged carload of elegan, Anheuser- Busch lst. Louis) Lager Beer, which propose to sell ice-cold. at I reduced prices, in kegs, bottles. or any amount. l have reiurnished my lodg- iag house, and will rent rooms; beds can be routed at two or four bits. am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pins and Juniper. cut to all sizes, split aT delivered at house for S7 per cord. Leave orders here or through postofice- Martin Maier. u
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General sews.

w.D. Kistler, manager oi the l.ss Vegas Optic. died snidealy a few days since.
 Los Angels elected n republican mayor again las; Monday There were three candidates in the field. be repub- lican receiving majority ei 2l0 over both the others.
 Mark smiths ofacial majority is given by southern P pers as i,lsS.
 General rhoAs, s sedgwiek, formerly connected with tue land department, oi the Atlantie and Pacific railroad, Is al present chief engineer of the eisy ot San Diego.
 Dg. Mary Walker lies dying at her farm .ne&r ossego, Now York. The trouble Is said ,o be heart failure. John D. Rockefeller Is reputed ,o be the woalihiest man in America with a tor.ane of sl35, ,00o.ooo w W. As,or ranks second, wi.h sisoOOoooo: Cor nelius Vanderbilt next with s90.ooo,- 600, and Jay Gould is rated fourth on l ghe list with paltry $T5,eoe.oeo. A cold wave has set in in the north west.
 Mnao PanhoEst has been aequi tse oi the charge Of murder, fer killing Samuel Goldberg in San Francisco. Los Angeles pollcd s.l2s votes st her recent election. The new city council Of Los Angeles | will stand SIX republicans to three democrats, which, with q republican msyor, gives the party a good working majority.
 There will be no Indian lighting this winter. Colonel Buffalo William Cody has sad 1t. and tha, do settle Il.
 Twen,y-four below aero was the state Of the weather in portions e' Mime sots, December 9.
 The cashier of the Allert0n Packing Company in Chicago vas robbed oi sS. POO in his office, iu broad daylight. while preparing to pay od the employ ces last Tuesday.
 The rainy season has commenced ln ! california.
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why sauaws arc Nalu able.

The plursl"wiie system prevails at San Cag.0s, where ], is regarded by .Apachc bucks as profitable for the req son that wives are tireless toilers. They
 chep wood carry water, pack hsy, herd
 stock, build wickiups. cook, and in
 iact, do al. inc labor calculated 10 con- tribute fe tae necessity and comfort of Che oallT, Apache women are mer- chantahlz; are bought and sold. A bucks wealth is estimated, in part, by the nnmber of his wives. The value ot a vile Is calculated by the weight she can carry; therefore. those having de- fact;ve suines and unable to pack 8 sack of flour, oy bundle os hay. or an elghth oF a cord c. wood and pap poose at the- same time. are not regard ed as valuable property, and are less appreciated by their masters than & pony 1r S burro. This. doubtless. their
 philanthn5pic friends in the east are ignorant ,eJ. o4 else they would ledouble their prayers for the an.elioration 0! the weary lives of their. au!ato'ea Arizona sisters, wbo neither "soc God in clouds, nor hesr him in thc winds" squaws have nc time for religious meditation. Their lie, like Ma.iiiir's, is ''one dem'd eternal srind."--t:otc Si!re: Belt.
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f. O O E Officers

The following officers were elected by Arizona Lodge, No. l, l. %. F. at a meeting held last evening. insialla- ton will take place a, the first meeting iu January: Geo. Schucrman, \. G M. McInernay, V. G.; <. A. Logan Sec'y; Geo. w Ford, Treas; Vim [. wilkerson, J. F Mahonsy, and ], Il. Morrison. trustees.
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aoots and snoes

Nineteen cases of Boots and Shoes received to day direct from Boston by D. ]. Sullivan & Co.
 Ladies Fine Shoes, a great vari;y 0t Misses and Children's Shoes, and Men's and Boys Boots and Shoes. Prices away down. Open tomorrow.
 Prescott, October 2d, 1890. o2f
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lian, Running Domestic

IT. c. Burdge has been appointed agent for the Light Running Domestic sewing machine, and will shortly make canvass of the county for it's sale Any party desiring first-clsss machine should give him his order. eetf
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Millinery nna hn,,ona.

New goods, just received at Miss Csrr's, next door 10 the post office. A complete stock of Millinery goods, and full line of all kinds of notions. II
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sAERlFF.s SALE.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PRESCOTT Il Precinct. in the Coaoiy ot II ay apa Ieti- ritory ef lssizsna. \, TIA .I,,.,,.. Alex. Harris, Pisintin. axsapst ". H. C. Me-
 kssson. Defendant. : ...s -s~-- :.s.- Ny virtue Of an execution issued out If ns Justlce's Coart. prescett Frse.nett iasspai county Arik na Ietgitory, B6esa N. Ling Justice dated fne twestieth day ol \ ovem Der, isg1 n a co -fain action wherein Asex. Harris as plaintiff Fecoverei tndgment AszIrst W IT. C. McKessoB. defendant. on tho nfth day ft,rtabeT lsss. for the sum of one hundred nd nfty-four snd 2a.ioc dollars. ytthtntersst hereon at the rate of seven per cent per E- nu m from the fiffh day ofo-to5eE. fSs3. aniii naid together with costs and aceEuirg ce=ts. r nave levied upon ths following described sroperty of the ssid dsfsadsnt w.. H. C. M. K esson ts wit: All tha right uti- ami in- tsrest of ssid 2efsndsnt ". 1a.sf N ekesson. and to the Noncniify mining. rssssn fucsted in Brushy Bssin, in Masapsi nleing eis- Tsrri.ory. 1s Also al shs riesl; tise and inter- es. of the said defendant, W h. C. Mc SeSsnn sn and Co the Wire Gold uiflf stle. tegetser shs s.Wire Goid vi i.f' sne | .s sra.sl rs hoe sises, plates. and beitiB. therein and hoIasx- in thereto. and engine sld +nkiers arssi fssst,e sullaipg in which the safpe Is isseafati. and fa and 70 all other busidfDgs.en4 AS-e,sf9g~- me is on said min sites saii eelH1s sitasts,;sI. Ysyspai county Srst s.ssis ferr lt6r5ss The said mill sita haslng been ioesfsd snsasy l. E ss., In Book one Of Mil sites snsi. :; ;vatef Nights al psgcs ss2 and :sss. records of Yayspss county, Arixons Territory which records are hereby Ipsae. part. of inc description of :. he Froperty- herein described tor the purpysas of thss4evy-
 Now nolfce is hereby given that oa
 MONDAY, DECEMBER %. 1890. At i2 o'clock noon of thai day, in s.oat of the north door of he court house, h the city of Pres colt; county Of Yayapai, l win sell al ihe right tile and interest O. khs sad defendant VII C. Nc cKesson. in sRl to the above de- scrjbed property. at puE,liS auction. for cash In Unl cd States eaFr sucy. to ths highest and best eldaer,. to sstlsfy said execution and all costs.
 Dated at Prescott, Aria. the ass day of Nos vember. ls9o.-
 VIM. 0. DWELL. sAerga.
 First publication November 2l tseos
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Rnli of kOnur.

The following are the names pupils in Prescott. Public Schools Whe were perfect in punctnAlity snd attendance during the month ending November sl., 1890.