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Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Sixby, G. personal property S 9 Sutherland. W. H.-personal property,
 possessory right to ranch in Dripping | Spring Valley taxes on personal piop-
 erty charged against real estate l6j Sl l Sidow, H. A.-pesonal property, sil- yer concentrating mill shake house
 at Pioneer, taxes on personal proper
 ty charged against real estate 70 sl | Sidow, Rafaela--rersonsl property, board house at Pioneer. taxes on per sonal property charged against real
 estate 90 9G Sidow, William personal property, 1 adobe house uarth of St. Louis Brew. cry, taxes nn personal property
 charged against real estate 8 Schell, Robert H-persnual property, w. of $. F. Sec 20 T. i, k. l3 E. containing go acres, taxes s.n person. al property charged against real estate 22 90 Sanders, T. A.--personal property, pos
 sessory right to ranch on Tontn, tax
 es on personal property charged
 against real estate 13 76 Smith, Carl arl-personal property, ranch on north side of Government Farm,
 taxes on personal property charged against reai estate 5 S9 Sutton, A. L.-personal property 10 St. Germain, Joseph-personal proper ty, ranch near ltipe, taxes on personal
 property charged against real estate 70 b Smith. c. F.personal property, pos
 sessory right to ranch on East Verde
 at county line. taxes on personal property charged against real estate IF 12 Sanders. Martin-personal property.
 possessors right to ranch on Upper
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Fuller, k. personal property, possessory right to ranch at
 Pine, taxes on personal proper
 ty charged against real estate 22 Ferguson, c. D,--personal proper ty posssssory right to ranch at
 Wheathelds "Gann ranch, pos
 sessory right to ranch at Wheat
 fields ''Lauback ranch, taxes on personal lpreperty charged against | Gam ranch 70 ] Felton, o. C.. -pcrsonal property,
 possessory right to ranch l mile
 from Bradys on Rye known as the Buckskin ranch, taxes on personalproperty charged against real estate 131 Fisk, Clinton B.--personal prop erty l5G $ Graydon, Alex. solvent debt se-
 cured by the Horn mortgage 34 Gallego, F.-personal property,
 possessory right to lot with i'm
 provements next seuth of Wm
 Sidew s, about ! mile south of Globe, taxes on personal proper
 ty charged against real estate 2 0 Gibson, J. C.--personal property,
 possessery right to ranch about
 miles south of Globe known as
 the Oak Spring ranch, taxes on
 personal property charged
 against real estate 24 Gray, John-personal property 3l D Garcia, Francisco-personal prop
 erty, house and lot opposite 0.
 D. Smelter in rear of Hollaen-
 ders blacksmith shop, taxes on
 personal property charged
 against real estate z 0 Gibson, Jos. S. personal proper
 ty, possessory right to ranch at
 Round Valley, Reynolds ranch
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Young, s. ". personal prorerty. Dos. sessory right to Houdon ranch oil Spring Creek, Pleasant Valley, taxes on personal property charged against real estate
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

on Cottonwood Creek, taxes on personal property charged against ranch on Salt River, tax es and costs 5 Butts, J. II Personal property, NJ. c. ranch on Tonto Creek, taxes on personal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs
 Boyer, w. NJ Personal property. ranch on Sallie May Greek, tax es on personal property charged against real estate: taxes and costs 4 Brewster, Joseph-porsenal prop erty, ranch near Mack Morris mine, taxes on personal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs
 Boise, James R.-Solvent debt se- cured by the P. c. Robertson mortgage; taxes and costs
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Curry, M. E. personal property, possessory right to ranch on up-
 per Tonto Creek, taxes on per
 sonal property charged against 1 real estate; taxes and costs 13 Al Cline, John L.---personal proper 1 ty, possessory right to ranch on
 Tonto Creek, taxes on personal
 property charged against real es
 tate; taxes and costs 152 ?, Cline, Tom J. personal property,
 possessory right to ranch on
 Tonto Creek, taxes on personal
 property charged against real es-
 tate; taxes and costs 103 s! Cline, A. D.--personal property,
 possessory right to $. of N, w. I and N. I of $. w. l of Sec,
 26, Township 3, Range IA E.
 containing J60 acres, taxes on
 personal property charged
 against real estatej taxes and
 costs 6G q Cline, F. P.--personal property,
 possessory right to ranch on
 Tento Creek, taxes on personal
 property charged against real es-
 tate, balance due; taxes and costs 8 O. Consolidated Excursion Mill &
 Mining Col ten stamp gold
 quartz mill formerly known as
 the McGswan mill with build | inos helonpinp thereto on the
 East Verde; taxes and costs 9S 4 Chong, Quong Yick--personal
 prope;ty; taxes and costs l. Cook, W. H.--lot 2, block S4,
 town of Globe; taxes and costs 12 6.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

l and costs Houston, S. T.--personal property 6 s4 Hollaender, Jos. -possessory right
 to lot opposite o. D. Shelter
 with improvements thereon 2 95 Horn, Fred. M. personal property 35 60 Heyse, II E. personal property 1 l6 Jewell, personal property,
 lots and }, block 75, town of
 Globe % g Johnson, Chas. H.--perscnal prop erty IA Fl Janusry, M. D.-personal proper
 ty, possessory right to ranch at
 Rim Rock, Webher Creek, Ton.
 to Basin, taxes on personal prop
 erty charged against real estate s1 @ Jacobs, J. w.. personal property 3 Is
 K. Eanpadv K n nareon.I nro,,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Ellison, J. W.-personal proper tY, 2 pnssessory rights, taxes on personal property chargedagainst real estate; taxes and costs l9 Ellingwood J. S. and Miguel Apo daca-possessory right to and improvements on ranch in Pleas ant Valley about 1 miles N W. from Haighlers, containing lG0 acres; taxes and costs Eaton, J H--personal propertyi taxes and costs
 Ezell, J. B.-personal property, possessory right tc ranch near Rim Rock and Ellisons ranch, taxes on personal property charg- ed against real estate; taxes and costs 2 Ezell, J. W--personal property, possessory right to ranch near Rim and Ellison's ranch, taxes on personal property charged against real estate; taxes and costs Ellison, P. G. personal property, possessory right to ranch 2a miles north of J. W. Eilisun's, taxes personal property charg ed against real estate, taxes and costs 5l Fades, personal property, pos sessory right to rauch on Salt River known as the Gam ranch, containing 40 acres, taxes on per ssnal property charged against real estate; taxes and c0sts 2
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Newton, G. A.-personal property, pos
 sessory right to ranch in Pleasant Val
 ley, lots G and z. block S2, town of
 Globe, lot 2 block S7, town of Globe,
 taxes on personal property charged
 against lot ,, block S7, Globe 239 9t Neffe, F. H.-peIsonsl property. Won
 der mill and mill site, } of lot 8, block
 73, town of Globe. Int g. block so, town
 of Globe, taxes on personal property
 charged against lot g. block 50, Globe 76 5l Nance, T. C.-house and lot in Payson 5 S7 Nelson, John-persOnal property, 3 7t Nelson, John-personal property 40 4 Nesbit, A. J.-lot l, block G2, town of
 Globe f & Neffe, Mrs, $. P.- solvent debt secured
 by Ryan mortgage s S(
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Trippel, Eugene J.-l baby hoist, dwell
 ling house, shanty near Centennial,
 Centennial mine patented 3G 6s Tidwell, Mrs. Sarah--personal property l4 3S Thompson, Miss Minnie-possessory
 right to ranch at Payson 4 go Thompson, JohnC. personal property.
 possessory right to ranch on Tonto Greek, taxes on personal property
 charged against real estate IG fl Tewksbury, J. D,-personal property,
 possessnry light to ranch in Pleasant Valley, taxes on personal property
 charged against real estate e S5 Thomas, Joseph-lcts g and a4, block
 S2, town of Glob fl G4 Taylor, ]. S.-prsonal property. ? ranch houses in 1'ant,, store build ing in Tontu, puS-cssnrv right tn
 ranch, taxes on personal property charged against real estate ij3 43 Telfair Mining Co.-Telfai. mine. pat
 cuted g g
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

1 Ussery, Phyiena N personal proper
 ty, passessory right Co ranch on Tonto
 creek known as the old Frank Cline
 place, taxes on personal property
 charged against real estate liS 92 Upshur, Stevens and Burr personal | property IF 92 Unknowu--lot 12, blcck @, town of Globe i sa Uukuawn-- north par; of lot H. block
 go, town ot Globe l 9S Unknown--lot %, block g. town ot
 Globe 39 Unknnwn--lot I, block @, town of
 GloJe % Unknown lot 2S, block s2, town of l Globe a Unknown 2, block @, town of
 Globe 1 B Unknawn--lot l, block go, town cf
 Globe 3a UnLnoun-lyt [, blosk S9, town of
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Rhodes, John personal property, pos sessory right to ranch on Cherry Creek, taxes on personal pIopelty
 charged against real estate p Robertson, F. C.-personal property,
 $. af s. E. Sec. 2S and \. of x. E, Sec. B, I. 1, R. I3 l., eontaiu-
 ing i60 acres. taxes on personal prop.
 erty charged against real estate sS Randall, A. J. personal property,
 ranch at Pine, taxes on personal prop erty charged against real estate 15 Rose, Mrs. personal property, pos
 sessory right te ranch ip Pleasant
 Valley, taxes on personal property
 charged against real estate 70 : Rinehart, Thos. E.. honse and lot about
 , miles south of Globe, formerly
 known as the Phillips and Chafiin
 place, ditch about miles long, min
 ing hydraulic hose, boxes, etc. }: Robertson, Thos. possessory right to
 ranch oa Salt river $
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Salt Lake City. Barometer SOLO
L. II. FIrzHkUEIcn, serE't Signal Corrs.
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Police Items.

In the Police Court today James
Curran and Chas. Mccarthy pleaded
guilty to being drunk. Curran was
fined SO and Mccarthy IS.
Albert Russell, a one armed man,
and John Green, n gentleman Of
color, pleaded guilty TO the charge Of
trespass. In consideration Of a
promise to engage in their business
elsewhere, sentence was suspended.
a lady residing in the Nineteenth
Ward was arrested yesterday for re-
sisting the officers. To the court
she stated that they had come
to her residence and commenced to
throw her household goods out. AS
she had paid her rent, and knew Of
no reason for tue constable;s action,
she objected to such a proceeding.
The judge though: that if this was
the position, she had a right to de-
fend her property. Today demur.
rer TO the complaint was sustained.
and the lady was discharged.
A few days ago one Frank Young
was given ten days in jail for an as
sault on a bOotblack named Robert
Trane. Today the latter was ar
rested for stealing a lawn mower
from Mrs. J. A. Kimball. frame
said he got the implement from
Young, but the latter, when called
to the witness stand, gratified his re-
venge by swearing that Trane stole
| it. Young, on being closely
pressed in his examination as a wit
ness, began to tell how frame and
himself, aided by a companion who
had gone to Ogden, had enticed a
fourteen-year-Old girl to their room.
This inquiry was checked, however.
but not until sufficient was said 10
show that the trio had been engaged
in a crime which merits severe
punishment.
Thomas Haurahau was placed
under $1,000 bonds to await the &C
ton Of the grand jury, On-the charge
Of a crime against nature.
George Martin, alias &. II. Smith,
Is in Jail because Of his inability 10
secure $500 bail. The charge
against him is forgery. He is the
alleged husband Of Della Campbell
Eddy, now in custody for passing
two forged checks. It is believed
that Martin made out the checks,
which were passed by the woman.
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USUAL PRICES. -
NOTICE or SALE OF ssAL ESTATE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Pro-
bat. Court IN and for salt Lake County.
Utah Territory, made on the l2th day Of
March, is10. in the matter OF the
estate OF Alexander Neibaur, deceased,
the undersigned. the administrator Of said
estate will sell AZ private sale, 10 the high
est bidder for cash, and subject 20
confirmation By sad Probate Court;
All the rishl, nue; interest and
at the time OF his death, and all the night,
title, And interest that the said estate
has BY the operation OF law or other
wise, acquired, other than or in addition 70
that Of the said Alexander Neioaur. At
the time OF hrs death. in and to all that Ger.
tain lot, piece or parcel % land situate and
b-ing' In the city and County Of salt Lake.
Utah Territory, bounded and described a.
follow. 70 wit: Commencing az point q :
feet north OF the southwest corner OF lot
1 In Block IS in Plat a." salt Lake Gus
Survey and running thence east ten tiol
rods, thence north forty nine and three
quarter AK feet. th-nce west ten TO
rods, thence .outh forty nine and three
Quarter ts9a.l feet 70 the place OF beginning
Also a right OF way In common with otner.
ever the 10 feet OF land on south OF and
adjoining the Aforesaid parcel nf land
Kidz IN writing will be received Tor sai1
n-opertv. and should be addressed q the IN
.ersigned, in care Of Isaac NJ Waddeii,
attorney. Utah Commercial and SAVING.
Rank building, salt Lake City. salt Lake
County, Utah Territory. up u andtneludins
the IN day Of April. lsac. Alter which sAid
property Will be sold
Terms and conditions Of sale. cash. and
subject to confirmation BY said rooais
Coart Deed at expense OF purchaser.
ELIZABETH NEtBAUR-
Adminl.tratrix Of the Estate Of Alexander
Neibaur. deceAEed
Dated March end, ls.a-
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Willard County Noes.

FILLMORE, Willard Co., Utah,
March 70, IS90.-[Correspondence
Of tie DEsERET NEws.l-On FIJI.
day, the 18th inst, being the close
OF the ten weeks term Of the Willard
Stake Academy, the students de-
sired to show their appreciation OF
me teachers iabors in an appropri-
ate manner. With this object in
view, subscription was Sorted
among them in order to obtain \
present Tor each OF the three teacb.
ers. on the morning above named
directly after school opened. H.
presentations Were made by BrofbeT
Andelin, accompanied 6y a few
suitable remarks.
Brother Hickman, the princiual
was presented with congress chair
Brother w. J.. Rydalch with a
handsome lamp, and Sister NJ. A
Lawisch received 4 fine volum,
entitled "The HerOines Of the Reb
elliOn.' Each OF the recipients
thanked the students most heartily
for their kindness.
The Academy is now in a flourish.
ing condition.
The Improvement associations
gave a ball on the evening Of the
18th. The s.disguises" were excel.
lent and the characters rs amusing
as they were varied.
After dancing for some time a
march was announced, at the close
Of which the an. C." called upon
the dancers to unmask. The part
ners al that time were 10 remain so
for the rest OF the evening. The af.
fair was quite success.
Fillmore has had much sickness
during the past winter, notably in
Affections OF the throat and 'sIa
= - We are nearly free from
tI--- si.seSses now.
The iaralers are jubiiaut over the
prospects Of bounleous harvest.
NJ. S. A.
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"Erangelinr."

This familiar but still fresh and
popular conglomeration Of the fun
ny, ludicrous and beautiful, begins
an engagement at the Grand Opera
House, next Monday night. An
exchange says;
I'm addition to its already IA
miiiar name as the classic OF Ameri-
can burlesque, 'Evangeline' may
be called the lima Mater Of Ameri-
can comedy. More famous men
and women have graduated into
she world OF the stage from its
wOndrous tuition than from all other
productions in America combined.
The list is simply marvellous: for il
must he remembered when they
first appeared in the role OF lie
Blanc, Capt. Dietrich. Chief OF Po-
lice, Lone Fisherman, Gabriel,
Evangeline, FeiiciIn, Hans Wag-
ner, or Eulalie. they were 70 for
tune and fame unknown. Now the
names Of Henry L. Dixev. Sol
Smith Russell, George :. Knight,
W. A. Crane, Harry Hunter, Nat c.
Goodwin, Willie Edouin. w. a.
Nestayer, Geo. X. Fortesque, Louis
Harrison, Dan J. Maginnis. Rich.
ard Golden, James :. Maffit, VIM.
Seaman, john II. Mackay, Lizzie
Webster, Eliza Weathersby, Laura
Joyce Bell, Alice Anterior, Lillian
Conway. Fanny MOrant, Venie
CLANCY, Lillian Russell. Louise
Searle, Fay Templeton. Catherine
Lewis, Pauline Hall, Sadie Marti-
net, Lena AIerville, Irene Verona.
lone Burke, NerDona Jarbeau and
hundreds Of others are indissoiubIy
contested with the history OF the
American stage. 4 wonderful
record, IS il not? This present
sea on the lustre Of the famous bur
lesgue Is kept Undimmel by George
K. F0rtes Iue, Bessie TannehiIl, YO-
lIuGe Wallace, James :. Mafiit.
Peter F. Daley and others similarly
gOoi.7
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4 Mountain Lion.

At the store Of Messrs. T. E. and
Z. Y. Taylor, on South Temple
Street, west. is n large mountain
lion. which was caught short time
since. about four miles west Of
Manti. It was brought to this city
by Mr.. Joseph Taylor. The beast
was caught in n trap that had been
set for wildcats. When the young
men attending the trap approached,
they were surprised at seeing the
large game they had taken, and
fired n shot to quiet it. At this bis
lionine majesty started of at the TOT
Of his speed, dragging the trap after
him. Reaching a gulch he sprang
over n precipice twenty feet high.
and took refuge under a shelving
rock. The boys followed, and fired
six bullets into the animal before
killing it. IL measured eight feet
eight inches from nose TO tip Of the
tail.
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Historical Record"

Number one Of volume nine Of
this magazine, bearing date Of Janu-
airy 1899, is late in its appearance,
but extremely valuable in ifs con-
tents. 1t contains n detailed account
of the personnel Of the Pioneers of
1917, and quotations from the jour
uals Of Orson Pratt and William
Clayton, written ON the journey
from the Missouri River to these
mountains. Portraits are given OF
four Elders who have been promi-
nent in the Scandinavian mission.
viz: jesse y. Smith, w. w. Cluff,
{. G. Larsen and y. c. Flygare.
The editor promises n number OF
valuable features for the opening
volume, among them being a bio
graphical sketch Of each Of the Pho
ueerz
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FRAGMENTS.

HIGH Council and Home Mis-
sionary meetings next week. See
notice elsewhere.
THERE are messages at the West.
ern Union Telegraph office for 5. Z,
Vance, a. Bergenin and Virgie
Liberman.
THE transcript on appeal from the
decision Of Judge Zane in regard 10
the election has been flied with
Clerk Bache, Of the Supreme
Court.
WATERMASTER WILCKES saws
che inhabitants Of North Salt Lake
need have no fears Of an inundation
this spring, rs tine canals have
been cleaned and put in condition
20 carry OF the surplus water.
THE well known tragedian, Fred
ericS Ward, appears at the Theater
three nights EcXt week, commence
ing on Thursday evening. He plays
in "The ATon1tebank," "Dimon
and Pythias2 ana ''i}ichard ILL.,"
TINS afternoon we received a call
from Mr.. Chas. II. Keeshin, all
vance manager for Mr.. Frederick
Warde, the emiHent actor. Mr..
Heeshin Is well known here. having
been connected with theltricals for
twenty-three years. His visits to
salt Lake have extended over a
period Of two decades.
THIS morning we received 4
pleasant call from Mr.. VI. B. Gearan,
attorney-at-law, Of Greedy, Ne
braska. He was at one time asso-
ciate editor on the staff of the
Omaha Herald, when that journal
was in the hands of DIR. Miller.
Mr.. Gearln was accompanied in his
call at our office by Mr.. James ID.
Nicholson, whose acquaintance we
had the pleasure OF forming last
fall.
o. Monday morning Brother
Robert i. Anderson. OF the firm Of
Andersen Brothers, Of this city. and
Miss Lizzie Wiley, OF BountifuI,
Davis County, leave Tor Logan. The
object Of their trip to the Capital OF
Cache Is that they might there be
united IN the bonds OF matrimOny.
The worthy Young couple have our
hest wishes for their future happi-
UtSS
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Grain Store, opposite the Post
Office, are doing a rushing business
in Grain ami Garden Seeds, Of
which they have just laid in an
immense stock. Being among the
oldest and most reliable dealers in
the city, and knowing from the
demands Of the past, as well a.
from practical experience in farm
ing and gardening, what varieties
are best adapted to this region, they
are prepared to meet the wants OF
the public in their line as few others
can. Call upon them. dtf
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Ladies. for Your Darling Boys !

OF
admiration OF
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Mr.. FOLSOM ARRESTED.
lie is Required TO Await the Action
Of the Grand jury.

This morning deputy marshal.
arrested w. II. Folsom Of the Four
tenth Ward, on a charge Of unlaw.
full cohabitation. He was taker
before Commissioner Greenman,
where the complaint, alleging that
he had lived with two wives from
January !, lsss, to March IS, 1890,
was read. He reserved his plea, his
attorney, Mr.. Moyle, asking a post.
Ponement till Monday. This re.
quest was made by Mr.. Moyle be-
cause he had just been called into
the case and knew nothing Of the
side Of the defendant, and therefore
could not properly represent him
until he had time to consult with
him and inquire into the circum-
stances.
Judge Mckay opposed a post
ponement, desiring TO proceed
forthwith.
The commissioner decided TO go
on, remarking that any delay would
be an expense TO the government.
He did not, however, make any
reference to rushing the case, not
withstanding the defendants pro-
test that Il was not giving him time
10 have his case fairly presented.
The defendant then stated that he
Il. a =. .e.s..
This was refused, Mr.. Mckay
insisting that he wanted TO take
testimony. So the case went on.
Miss Matte Folsom testified-I
live ia the Nineteenth Ward; my
mother is Lovina II. Folsom; my
father Is W. II. Folsom, the defend
ant; my youngest sister is five years
old; she Is the youngest Of mothers
children.
Mrs. Lovina II. Folsom testified
| was married to Mr. Folsom TWEEN
ty-four years ago; he had n wife,
Elizabeth; my youngest child Is
between four and five years OF age;
have no younger children; Eliza
beth's youngest child is between
IL and Is years old; Mr.. Folsom
has not lived with me for two or
three years; he provides for me and
the children; he was at my house
three or four days ago; he drove up
to the house to see about some work;
| did not talk with him then.
The commissioner fixed Mr..
FOlsoIn's bonds at $1,000 and that Of
the witnesses at 5000. Bail was
given.