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Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
COUNTY TAXES.

The Tax Collector SeI1fnG the DeIfnQuent
 Property.
 The sale of delinquent taxes on the assessment roll of last year was begun yesterday at ? p. m. on the Court House steps. The property disposed of was as follows:
 Lots 2 and t. block r, city of Phoenix, listed to Adolph Asher; sold to l.. E. Hewins for $93. 9l. Lot l3, block 8, Railroad Place, Murphy's Ad- dition to city of Ph9nix, listed to Elizabeth R. Aldridge; sold to l.. F.. Hewins for $2l.9S. Lot 2O0xl50 feet lying south of Parker's, Balz Addition to city of Phenix; sold to owner, K. c. Andre.
 Lot II, block 2g, Churchill Addition to city of Phoenix, listed to Arizona Land and Stock Com pany; sold to l.. E.. Hewins for s260
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS
 Trotting and pacing in harness American TrOtting Association rules govern all races.
 Nominations close September l, 1890 One-half ot entrance must accompany nomi nations; balance paid September 25. Four or more entries to fill; three or more to start.
 The Board of Directors reserve the right to hold entrance and start a race with less nun. Der or 10 declare races of when there are less than three to start also to trot heats of any two races alternately, or to call a special race be. tween heats, or to change the date of race For "walk-oyer' in any race e horse is en. titled to its own entrance fee and one half of the entrance received from the other paid up entries of said race, but no added money horse winning race is entitled to first money only, except when distancing the field then to first and third money.
 Stakes divided into three moneys, GO per cent to first, 3O to second and 10 to third, except in free all trot, 2:i0 classes and 2year old dash when third horse has entrance, 70 per cent of balance to first horse and 90 per cent to second. Races commence at P. M sharp each day. Blanks for entries can be obtained from the Secretary.
 The Directors reserve the right to postpone races on account of bad weather.
 J. MCMILLAN, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
PROGRAMME
 OF THE Arizona Industrial Exposition ASSOCIATION, For the Fair to be Held at Phoenix, Arizona, October IA, 15, 16
 and IF, 1890.
TUESDAY, OCT. 14.

TUESDAY, OCT. IA. 1.-Running Stake. 2-year-olds, bred, raised and owned in Arizona; 1a-mile dash Entrance, $40; added money, $50 2-Trotting. Stallion stake; mile heats, 3 in 5 Entrance, s25; added money, $l25 3-Trotting. 3-mnute stake; mile heats, 2 in g. Entrance, $25; added money, $75.
 WEDNESDAY, OCT. l5. 4-Trotting. 2:i0 stake; mile heats, in 3; En trance, $j0 added money, 800 5--Running, 3-year-old stake; A-mile, ? in 3 Entrance $25; added money, $75 6-Running For all ages; ore mile dash En. trance, s25; added money, $75.
 THURSDAY, OCT. 16. 7.-Trotting and Pacing. PAS stake; mile heats in ,. Entrance, $25; added money, $l00.
 S-Trotting. 3-year old stakes; mile heats, 9 in 9-Running. For all ages; mile dash En trance, 25; added money, $50 10.-Trottng. 2-year old stake; mile heats, ? in 8 Entrance, $25; added money, $50 Distance waived.
 FRIDAY, OCT r. 1l.-Running. Free for all mile heats, 9 in 8 Entrance, $25; added money, $lOO. l2.-Trotting or Pacing. Free for all: mile heats in D., Entrance, $50; added money, 800.
 l3.-Running. 2-year-olds; ss s-mile and repeat Entrance, $25; added money, $50.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
New York Coffee and Sugar Market.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Cofee Options opened weak at 2VGiO points down, closing steady at 2OCd 9 points down with a fair trade. Sales, 6O,7jO bags. June, si7 25Gi7 30; July; SIG s5tGi6 9O; August, sl6 5jGl6 6; September, $i6 30tn l6 Ij; October, $l5 75Gl5 95; spot Rio, lower; fair cargoes, 200; No. 2 fiat bean, lSl4tdlsssc.
 Sugar-Raw, barely steady and weak.
 Copper-steady Lake, June, Sl6 60.
 Lead-Firm. Domestic, q 52lS.
 Tin-Easy. Straits, $2l 10.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
English Markets.

LIVERPOOL, June 23.-wheat is in poor de- mand. New No. ? winter, 6s lid; steady. Spring wheat, IS Id.
 Corn-Demand fair for spot and poor for futures. Spot and June, 3s 611d; firm. August, IS Sd; firm
 LONDON, June 23.-Closing consols, money, 6k; consols, accounts, 96Js; United States 4s, 4; United States f2s, 55 Bar silver, 47s4d per ounce
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
ADVERTISING RATES.
FAC. sa B B. B B s Sd la

The Republican believes in strictly one price for advertising, and accordingly it pub fishes its rates in full, and exactly as they are. Special position ads 25 per cent. extra.
 Preferred Locals 70 cents per line first insertion, and cents per line each subsequent insertion.
 All Contracts and bills for advertising paya, hle monthly
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
Chicago General Markets.

CHICAGO, June g. 23.-Rye-Quiet, I6c. Barley-Nominal. Whisky-sl @. Shoulders-Sj OOta5 10. Short clear-S5 4Jts5 5j Short Ribs-s5 OVG5 O5.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
San Francisco General Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, June g. Wheat - Firm, Buyer season, q 4i1s; buyer go, sl 371s Barley-Insctive. Buyer 90, after August |, q 0734.
 Corn-sl O0pl 2j.
 Silver bars-sl 05dl O7.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
LOST.

LosT--Left by the owner Ut some place by the owner where she called on Monday, May 10, q black silk parasol, with gold handle, engraved "Addie II. Kinsey," Finder will please leave the same at this offce
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24

L>OR SALE TWO FINE STEAM BOILERS. 1T One is almost new, A inches by l6 feet, rated at 35 horse power. The other is in good condition, fl inches by l2 feet, rated at 30 horse power. As have no further use for these boilers, they being too small for my use, l offer them for sale co mplete at rare bargain. They may be seen at the Phoenix Ice Works, east of depot. PIERREPONT MINOR.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Stocks today were quiet, but in the main strong with slow and steady appreciation. The attitude of operators is still maintained, and the moderate demand from shorts with limited quantity of home buying was sufficient in the absence of any marked pressure by the bears to mark fractionally higher figures for most of the list.
 Government bonds dull and neglected.
 Petroleum opened steady, but after the first sales sagged of and closed dull.
 Closing quotations were as follows:
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24

Money on call easy at +d6 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5IG7 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet Sixty-day bills A S5 demand, A SS.
 Bar silver sl.OJ
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
The Hotel Del Coronado

unrvaed anywhere the display refined and the elegance of it's appointments careful management and the of physical comfort it furnishes it's -CORoNAbo NATURAL MINERAL WATER-- Has points of excellence Being perfectly of the specific in bladder and kidney troubles, and immediately relieves and rheumatism RATES FOR SUMMER SEASON
 BE MADE VERY REASONABLE Ranging low as $2 day by the month: Tnnsients, according For full information, Apply E. s. Babcock, Jr., Manager, Hotel Del Coronado, Coronado Diego County California.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
Miscellaneous.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CORNER CENTER ' NIand Jefferson streets. Only house employing white help throughout. HERRICK X LUHRS, proprietors.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
New York Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, June 2S-Closing quotations to- day were as follows
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-Mining closed to- day as follows:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
.'saaurnens cese, M. D. =

The seesnd trial sI BeauMsBt Coxs
 which was held yesterday, the jury dis agreeing on the iesmer trial. resulted h a verdict of net guilty. Tho charge against him wss pfActicing medicine without license, or without having Sled 8 diploma with the county re
 oorSer in addition te the verdict rendered, the jury also presented hinl wiss diploma, which he has had framed, sAS he says he may have ], recorded. Dr Csxe was nsnerously congratulated en his Acqaittsl yss;sr- day evening. and received q fallsring offer to locate h a neigAbsring village to engage in the pEAoiee oi meiioiae.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
Ths Prescott chas,auqua Reading

Ths Prescott Ghaetaaqua Reading 2 Club met last Wednesday at the resi- dsaoe of Mrs. Blake. Meeting called te order by the president. Quotations were about the New Year. Mrs Me Gewan read paper entitled, "Sugos- tions for the New Year" Mrs. Wsllsn- burg read "Ths Archaeological Club in Italy," from the Chautauquan for December. Ms. o'Neill gave paper comparing Hannibal with the Seipios The quotations were CD Roman His tory" and on the "PAn American Con gress." After discussion of current event. the society adjourned, te meet Wednesday, the 22i iast., st the resi- dsnee Of Mrs. c. ". Culver.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22

Some eminent writer has said that a social organization can not be sasin- tsined without the breaking of bread" CT words of similar import. Although the Chsutauqua reading club ot this place, not only maintainsd it's srgaBi- vabon for lsng tims. but kept sp s2 active interest aaong its meN 1ers without this very pleasant adjunct, since tue institution O; ibe "high tea" feature oi ihe club, the interest ir is iron, social standpoint has been in- creased. Yesterdays high tea was given by Mrs. L. Fisher, and wss largely attended by the members. who whiie pArtsking eI ihc choice and deli. cate viands spread before them, en- gagged in peasant social converse, witty iepsitee, proPounding and answering conundFaHs, etc the afternoon pass ing quickly, because being pleasantly spent Before taking their departure the universal desire was expressed "io see it clear up" bsfsro ths next meeting of the club, as the in element weather recently has inter tered with the attendance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
Ne Objected to polng Guile sinss

Ne Objected so Being Guile tined .
 4 Teosn, Paris telegram says; "A shocking scene occurred al an execution st Peregeux, 4 youth of twenty, under senisHoe of death fer the murder of s couple under ciroumstsnoes oi great a,rsoiiy, was executed Owing 10 his youth, be expected that bis sentence would be commutsd, and when the ex- eogtioner and attendant officials appeared Ia his cell aud told him he nus, die, be resisted ts the utmost uttsring pietc- ing screams which csuld be heard out side the ja;L He bad 10 be held down te have the fatal toilette performed; he fought with the exscu,ieHer and the sendarmes, and had to be carried to the guiIletine by force. The execuuoner had 10 pull the boys head through the lunst,e by main force, Keeping held of bis ears with either hand unul the knife fell and snded the ghastly scene.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
NEWS. Nores AND comMsnrs.

NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.
 The deadlock in the Iowa legislature remains unhroken.
 The Montana political aaddle is new before the courts for adjudication
 Snow IS reported thirty feel deep on the slskiyou mountains in California.
 Commodore Joseph Bar,ine Hull. United States Navy (re,ired). died Sat utday, aged S7,
 Sidney Dillon. a nephew ei Hen. Sid. nsy Dillon of New York. accidentally shet and killed himself while out hunt. ing, Saturday. near Omaha, Nebraska.
 Frank Slavin cables from London challenging Sullivan to fight for Sra, 800 a side, Lendon prize ing rules, in Amer. tea or Europe, or 10 6gh, with smal glsres, Police Gazette rules. for Ssoo a side. ss the California Athletic Club, provided the club will add $Is,oeo purse 10 the stake.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22

idenoe that several. at leSst, of the psr- ties en triai were gulsy of the crime
 vas just as clear and positive as the syi- dsnee was that crime had beer com mateo. Instead of going after any- bodY's scalp the best thing ,hA. jury can dc is to sink back into oblivion, as far rom public gaze as possible. Or, if they really seek ne,orie,y, let them have their photographs taken in group, and labeled. "rhe Twelve Arilonsns who believe 1t is no onme n rob a govern. ment oihcsI,' and forward it to seme cheap dime museum. and also te the "Arizoaa Kicker for publication. IL would make an appropriate Illustration for the latter publication.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22

Some ef Governor WolasY's critics, Shile protesting friendliness fer Arizona, afe ID reality its worst enemies. and while really doing the object of their hatred nc harm, they de harm the good name of the territory by ths circulation of charges of misgovernmsnt aud vicious mistepresentat.es. The cloak oi leve for this s0niit land bensaih which ssme unknown party directs i've columns of abuse at Governor Wolfsy. is coarse, is mesh, and the Hnimus of the author Is too apparent to bsfuddls even ths mis- guisdsd bran ot a Missouri democrat much less aa intelligent ATizonan. Ia no one proposition upsn which Goy- erner Wsldsy has hsen assailed, IS the case fairly stated CT the truth told II the gvsss exasgers.ion of ihs unitTta- nate depression ot sur terri torial finances, together with bsss charges ef dishcnesty and incompstsncy sent broadcast over the land, so TO work insaits mischief b the geod name of our tsyfilory, ay fetArdins immiggs- lien and duvieg eapi.al from cur doors we knew of nsthing that vii, and yet the individuals who do these sane thsngs. profess ts kemesn the very con daiens they are laboJine through the columns of a Missouri paper to bring about Out upon such friends of the territory. They are the rats that would in their envy gnsw hole in .hs ship and siak it to toe bottom. Deyas- ion by pestilenoe would not 50 seen drive away the incoming and intending homsseekers as the vicious miss;ats- menl in the Republic wiii dive away the money thst awaits to redeem On desert lands frem the rattle snakes and wolves II by tissue of tslsshoods dey- eTnor Wohsys snemies hope to defeat the soed work be has undeftaken in Washington, lhey do not know their man. We modsstly rise to ask which of ihe two are the fEieads Of Ariznns. these who by the dissemination of falsshoods would rum the credit oi ths territory aud blacken it's reputation, or these whe labor in the face Of such opposition, fo, the public good ? The enc does t tundss cover in far distant newspaper; the other dses bis work openly and absEe beard. Le. the public judge between them Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
ARTICLES OF lHcORpOUATlON.
 Of the Pacific Sandstone Company.

gNow ALI. MEN BY ruEsE PRE. N SENrS, Ths we, |, ". WeatheffoFa, FFeak Manning, II. T. Aiiief, wssh Hserx, aud C. H N Lure. of the town of Fisg staf, Connts of NavsrRi, Territory ef Artsopa. and q R. WeAthsrgofa, Os Neatbarford, Tex q ssa hgKh Ni'ler, oi lnsays tifsyss iowa dc. pttfsaAnt fo aud ta pui Iurmits witS ths lave of the fe-fitoFx e Afeoass aSsscisio sfeA cafn sang. and su her hx eerdfy
 First. fhe SQt posete name ef ssla c0m- aaeS shah be ''fhs fAaide sandstone Com-
 k eond. Fhe homs once. or principal place of traessrtt ns hastnnsS of the epn- psay sbah ae si t.ass'sn, fsvspAi County.
 Taird. ghs paspose el eejsess of this eog- porsliep 70 t.smss, is qurfsying on sad es- theif e risin rlaaar MtrlEs t3rpeudss situate ua seeilan fonFicen. th 1owAsnin IsFeatg- "n s gefta ef haaxe ssssn ssl Ess, in qaRzryiHs ea, and sxtFag itt 6 sspdsioaa saa otneT prsdeein fFOm any nslstng property }hnt sn ee fss,.sf aasrfa ey purchase,
 Fourth he Gsannrt af Capital ataek af abis eeFppsailoa ssaA D Ten Ghbwsaaa tsie.- eol netial e. dixt@sd into ten thousand sh&r1s af ne par Yatee 9f aue aeil lar pes shars, nais pad sae non-skssSsabtr.
 pofsftau is te cklsi is iss 1sl yesrs. afo- EaepeiEs a0 She First % day ef ost0 CT. < q lssa. sud sn dag pfi the fhls.saih Gs9 day ,sf s-paFnl Der, 4. D, iss4
 sixth. Thsl ths eaaseus of this company asli e nslst of a President. Wee frSsIaan. EgeE. urer, Secretary aud Gvs gslcas.
 fhc csfsee ei feo iasut and Irns oe, sad Me sfeslaeni 4ad ffusfe@, and ef Treasurer seeFeta aua Ttu4ise ehait ha niliEd and shs antits thereof d lse eArseG Co each ease hs ono parsun.
 rhs prassfeus aud ixs Ts,st shaIl have iha eaiife sf aH@8 anse2s aud dffrctieE q; has Iass8 ana pr9Felf5 Us tAe samfa8yi fh sen- sem us fhe EfttfseHt sH1 twe trustees fn Hr.tinE shFll te frress gy % hissd tsQ Grras
 saVERta. tae Qfaeffs tuF 4ht nF~S year to cunatat tf nke NFfsfzs. ca fUifog ., ". Wnst hesfsFf ffas ite aa1 TTasise; "A ssA 8sprf. NRss frssideat aud trustee. H 1s N Her ffeasrf1g. SeCretHFf alH Trustee Ffapk 1sAnfna. trsstee, sud ' H. aeLnEe.
 Es& r.se oni sers CT tae corporation small lao t 0'ilfe 4aE ans year fs, zi ihs date of ctr appoint 4enk oE eiecisoas aa0 untA their snfct@snfs arc eltciad ana qssliasd. f;rf sAslt Re eiscsaa bl tne sioek hoieers of the eempsus.
 Sirth The company shah nst D coFae in eeDisa in sn afaaea ea7 ie cs ecec s; any oEc tsrs0 eat -thirI Of its capital sgaeE.
 Iasin, The pfi*ata fFAtsef uf the AtDrk ho ess is to bo except ITO corporations aaeks
 E,uYsath rha B3ara of Trustees oF sata r1mpsny nall hare g -Nef sc make tnch FFudenti&s lig iaWS ussi tneoa -istsnt with tisa exlslGg iaes the UuitFi S.ates or tlte Ter q ogs nf hf zann az thr3 may aesm proper oT aecsssaFS tYf fhr f1@h koH1enf O. tna rsas retss of ssla eoniQenX and th rcga atlon of st~ ara rs-
 ii' a uess whereof we aavs hsseu psp set eUf hRa s aud seals this arss day of oe taear. a p gA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
A E,re snturdnr Nirh,.

An alarm Ol Ere was sounded al 9 IS o'clock en Saturday night, fer fire In g storehsuse, formerly owned and used sy NJ. T. uerzog, near the northern limits of the town. The fire depart ment responded with their usual slse- rity, the Dudes being the first 70 con meet with the hydraat, but their hose being tee shsrt ,o rsaca sks huruisg building, the Teughs coupled on sad ssSR sa5dasd the lsnes. The lees wss nomiasl The origin of the fire is unknown.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22

The Gazette says that the jury in the wham robbeg t'ial are stteg Ihe scalp oi Attorney ltfcfds for his 'uncslled-lor' attack upon them and their verdict. If that jury intends 10 go after the scalp oi eyeJy one vho has attacked then verdict ,Sey vii have the bisees, job on ;heir hands ever undertaken by any twelve men. ltis safe tO say ihSt nine men out of egSg len gho lead ;he testimony inroGoce5 al the ,sisl have ne hesasrcy in proacaacine .ie verdict Of Ihe jury as An eultase on public dlc,nc} The ey
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
five Stock Notes.

Very heavy lesses si stock ef sll kinds is reported from Nevads, on ao- csant of the storms.
 Wyoming stocknen talk of driving stock b Ksnsas to feed, recent storms causing scarcity ei feed tkers.
 J. J. Gospsr, of Les Angeles, sdver- tises iH this issue wanting $i,0o0 worth os cattle and heTses ia exchange i1r znerchsRdise at wholesale price.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
Who was your oreas ornnssa,nsr'

The Dotreit Journal dsaires to re- ceiys, by postal card. the address of all living male and iemsle descendants ei Revolutionary officers sad soldiers of IT76. and. wheu possible, ,bo name and state ei tke ancestor Wen6sr II ". II. srsarley, proprietor oI she Detroit Journal, is ceniein plating raid upon tho national sreasnrvf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22

Inc. H Cur--v. Tho wel snayu merchant taiiar. oi sls NsrSct st 5. B.. writes 10 ,le E3- vin V Joy Co., n.St ios years he was inflicted viib 3ysft7s.s which nothing relieved t.R he commenced tsEirg Jcy y's Nerctsh.c s-rsaparisis- To continues 'I sul sf1 taking e. Its nald laxative ciecf> a1c exceedingly gratoisl Co tho s-stra. it is a pieassnt surprise thag aWaits thoso wbo de not kuov vhst oar ylgctahis igiocs Jo ief debility. siugE sh fysE and su'- rairctl cd lgas.ipa crrsns
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
- - - Ari..n-

tohstY rf faTapzI fA flefnrc me " a. StrWsFt, SolR4y FahIe ln and fsF the thiQ County of ssapai, oE fhf dag personally aspcareu ]. W. Wesiherfarsf sraRk Manning, a. ,. MtiieF, Wash aenry ssa q. H MrIurt. hrxn MtiieF snd J A Suecn1, know to roc tV Q 0c thn persons whoss uauies SIC subscribed te ths f0resoiHg laStru, naspt. and RcknoWisd&ed Co hse taat they eEecsteH e fe ssEse for e paEpuso tpf con. alteration thsgotn a2pre s4ad.
 Given under my ha ad aaa zeal gf off4cs thts nFst asf af october. A. b, lssa
 tf. s.l ". e. STE N AR 2, Notary Psl slblse,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
. ' ' !" AN V Notary fanl'e.
Territory T og Eona.
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NASfst NA aFkHtt. q Befara ma, V C. stewart. Notary Paasle ta aud for Navapai coanfy, Arizona Tern tory. oa this day personally appeared Wash Fl ,asy, known to Ia sa so ihe person whose nnsns is subscf4 ced ss witness to the lore. s, rt instrument of Wiittpg. aud sff CT u.iur aaiy sworn py sae. stated on oath that ts as duiy authorized hy Frtsk Manafng and C C. NeLure. two uf tta pxFs aus whpss names sppear 10 said Instrument af sgrlG.ne, U sign lhe.s nsises 70 .ne sa@e Tor he par And x f Mabalns. who. beine auly sworn says, fhRl Frank Manning ard q. q. Me L,ure, W hose nslnss spaoar Ia the foregoing lnstremeuf of writing. seknoW lede@d ia hts pIeseucs that they had suthoFige ged WRsh Ecpsy 70 stEn thaiT names to the same for pressSa.
 asvea usder nay hand and zeal os osieo sh,s ad day ,,, ot [, . .,.,s, sss,sses, A. D !ss9.
 t4, sl w. c. STE V ART, Notary Public.
 Territory of Arizona.
 ConntY of agepa3, N Befora me. ", c. StewRri a Notary Pahiic J. A &nxsat. hy Wssh Henry. air attorney ia fRsf. know ;o me @ be tie pcrsoas whose names arc subscribed to ths foregoing iu> stfutueHt. and ackn os'io iged ts nc that thsy eEecuiea ihe ams fos tho pGFpo, @ and con- siaerstiOn therein expTesstd.
 Given under my EaRd and seat of ofsfe. thts gist. day of 0etobsr lsss
 C., sl W. c SERVANT, Notary Public
 state ef Texas.
 te0ntv of Parker. "
 
 Clerk, In aud for the County os Parker, on thls day personally aptoAreG ?. K. Wos thsr- ford. known to nle fo be the perss a V llose namn Is suascEitt bed. ito the foregoing tnStFn- meut. aud sekpuwie iEsd to me that he executed tas same icr ihe purpose na cor. slhegaiion therein ezprasse,i
 Given under ms ussad aud seal of offl Sc thls lith daF of octybe-, X. D. iSSa' G.. s) HENRY q. GthLILANn
 Cis pistyiel Coat of Parker Co, Yexss Ky R, J. Mckenzie, Dopaty Clerk. Fiicd and recorded at tue request of J. W. Weather ofsi. Oct. sS (. 4. n 1888 st o'clock p. m. tn Book of lncorpora3ions. pagos xii, as2 Si ,, sst asd 80, keSords of Neyapsi Coun. ty. AriEcns-
 cHAS, h. AYERS. County Recorder. Dy j. N. Aiken. Deputy. lL, s.l
 Territory of Afixoaa.
 County Of Iavapal: I, Char es n. Akers. Cousty Recorder in sud for the said C1gnty Df SavnpSi. and GUS todiun of the Records thereof, do hereby car- ttfy that the above ana foregoing is a falf true and oorrect copy cf the Articles of Isi- corporation of tho ~fscifie Sandstone Corri- pany - as tho same wsa Gied ,n my office Sa the 2sd Fay of october, A. n. lSSs. as o'clock s. ui., and as the sanae do now appear on siie therein and as recortsd in Book One og In pofstions. al pages Ssi, SS2. SS. SS4 and SSS Records of NaVapal County, Ar zoas, "a witness whereof, I have horeuato set my end and affixed my official seal, this A'U lay QG January, \. n. iS
 sSeaiA ChARLts II. AYERS, County Recorder of 1avapal County. A, T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-22
AGENTS WANTED

For Club Rates. or any further ,r formation degtred wfgte lcgiblv 70 the undersigned, clearly 6tal tilg sour FCsitenne. Nltn State. County, street and Number. More rapid re- turn mai delivery wiil Dc assured by your enclosing gn envelope bearing your oali atluress