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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-09-08
The Political Future.

As given by Shelby Eli Dillaro OF
the Red Lodge Pocket when inter
viewed by Wyoming newpspef mani
James @. Blaine will receive the
nomination and be elected by eyelonic
majority, Benjamin Harrison 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding.
who, in your opinion, will receive
the nomination in the Democratic con
veDtion?'
"This question IL too fathomless for
proynostieatlon. / think, however,
that David Bennett Hill will receive
the support Of the whisky element. oos
II he enters the race be will oesno~ee
under extensive y that II the sun oi
Central America was continually snin
inv upon The spot where be fell it
would fail TO thaw him out IN tne next
thousand years."
chsnces?"
They are unlike hiD-very thin
His political goose IL cooked and ne
will never again be heard Of aiter the
presidential nominating convention OF
1892 "
..What will he the main issue OF the
forthcumi g gcampaigD?"
"R ciptoeity aud fire. coinage OF SIT
We"
Do ven think these issues will be
enb0nisd by the two great parties IN
their plalformsW
II most emphatlcsliy dc"
] "Whst fguTe do you think tne
fal nets' allia' &C Will cut 10 the pfs'si-
Genital esmTaign Of 1897"
Just about rs much ss cat 10
hqdes without ella Et
What Is the political outlook IN
WontaDa?"
"All indications seem 20 point tnat
Hon. Tbomsa H. Carter, commissioners
of the general land Office, w'll be nom
MATED for governor on the Republican
ticket"
-What chaDces would the gentleman
nave for being electedy"
II think his chances are good ana
don't think Marcus DAILY has enough
dago serfs or money either TO defeat
him.
DO YOU believe the Republican leg
isla.ive ticket will be sieccd IN your
slatE2n
ayes. sir; I do. And in consequebee
} Senstor Rander- will BE- re elected 70
! the United Sia'er senate, ana tnake
3 one of the most brilliant records evei
. made in that body. Although poiitl
eaIly l diff r with Colonel Sanders
( deem him the peer Il ahy man IN 'n'
= ! ration -
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-09-08

The following, taken from the Chey-
epne Live Stock Journal, proves artl-
ficinl rain a success, In which city the
experiment was recently tried:
Mr.. F-ank Melbourne arrived at
Cheyenne recently.
Itappears that some four wears since
Mr.. Melbourne conceived the idea OF
prosucinR rain at pleasure bYa proce~s
Of his own, and about one year ago
made his first successful experlmentin ~
Oueeneland. Australia and afterwaru
ia New south Wales A lev montns
since he came 10 Canton, Ohio, wneie
two Of ms brothers live, and there re-
neated his experiments. He was In
dnced To come 20 Wyoming largely
throueh the efforts Of Mr.. Frank Jones /.
~ fhis citv. and q number Of our cltl-
zene subscribed $50 for expense OF MI
Melbourne, II successful.
NJ Melbourne claimed In brief, that
he could produce rain OF one-hau %
/ fhree inches over q circle oftWo or tnree
hundred square miles.
THE following COMMITTEES was APP
nointed 10 pass upon his operations
here. Fx-GovernOr Baxter, Hon. q. y.
0rgan- Hon. Andrew Gilchrist, T. -
r. BouRhton. and Signal Services
| Onleer Ravenscraft.
one Tuesday, the time designaied, -
1 2.so 8. M. q cop'ous shower fell. sno-
ceeded at $40 o'cl Dck BY very violent
ain storm. the rain guage sho Fink
that nearly one htlf an inch OF water
on Tuesday evening the commis.es
ret and passed the following ~
ton. a.
Resolved, That 80 far a. The commit.
tee can indre from = single * pertinent
the result has been an unquAnne4 sc
cale and this committee awaro NJ
Melhourne the $50 agreed upon IN ne
event Of success- =.
signal Service Ofdcer h4FenrIAI'
e,sfes that the rcmarkaole rain ANt.'
dav was bnought about ~ tI.'rt.r
ra,l.rs - there were DO luNIcAII1u'
"a uhafevar Of q raiuIaI two hours prev
Ioue 20 tht storm.
WednesdaV nornlug the couuI. ..t'
n4f again. and concluded % have ~
Melbourne repeat bis exp'rimens,. =. pea
anndrr. which. II spcco.e'1II = ~ '+
matter Of great Interest
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-09-08
THEDAILY JOURNAL

1As Oerssai Paper Of Caster cO'"'V'
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-09-08

Every Morning Except Monday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
An Aluminium Watch.

Miss Emma Johnson, daughter of the Surveyor General, is in receipt Of a novel and interesting present from EK- Governor Wolfey, consisting of the first watch made of aluminium metal ever seen in Arizona, and one of the first ever turned out. It is little beauty; and is of a bright silver color, resembling tha. metal very closely. It is guaranteed that this new and very
 valuable metal will not tarnish. The weight of the SacK casS, WHICH ,Fcfs sss the hand by itself is scarcely percept- ible but, though it is as thin as paper it will not bend. The watch entire does not weigh over one-third as much as a similar sized watch of gold, and the works is four-fifths of the weight. It IS this work that Edison says makes aerial navigation possible, and the value of the discovery cannot be oyer- estimated Tucson Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
.$IOs,663 13 $l0s,663 l3

Total .... .$l0S ,663 13 SOS, ,663 l3
 The district attorney being present the balance was counted and found correct, being $59.434. P. The said arm was returned to the treasurer, talk ing his receipt for the same.
 The cancelled and redeemed war rants, coupons and bonds, after being compared with the tressurers's monthly report and being found correct, were burned.
 The treasurer's quarterly and annual report were examined. and found cor rect, were accepted.
 The report of the probate judge oi warrants drawn on the school fund during the fourth quarter of 1890, amounting to $s,604.65, was examined and ordered filed.
 The gold badge with She word; "Sheriff, Yavapai Co.,, Ariz." engraved thereon. presented by W. J, Mulvenon ex-sheriff, to the County of Yavapai wa. delivered to the board by W. o. O'Neill, sheriff. The clerk was direct ed to hand the same to James R Lowry, sheriff elect, and take his re eeipt for the same. Resignation of Ike Hester, a road overseer of district No. }, wa read and accepted.
 The Treasurer presented the delin quent tax roll for 1890, amounting | | $69, ,757 .05, and the board directed tha he deliver the said tax roll to A. G Oliver, treasurer elect, taxing duplicat receipts therefor-one to be filed wit the clerk of the board.
 Doafa exasiIfsied sssSszsssssSs szzasa- s'aa.,. various county officers. and found n error in any of the same.
 The claim of $342.70, by J. l.. Black for fees as deputy sheriff, was disallow ed. as the board having settled wit the sheriff, decided that it has no set clement to make with any of his depu ties.
 Hoard adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07

A Good Templars lodge has-asen organized with membership oi about thirty.fve. Meetings are held in the Congregational church on Friday even ines at . o'clock. At the meeting next
 week hall will be secured for holding the meetings in.
 Lieutenant Stembel, of the 9th in. fantry, until recently the adIutant oi the regiment, has received his promo' ton to captaincy, and has been fe' tired from active service. He ieit whipple this morning for protrac'eo visit to Europe.
 Attorneys and litigants should re- member that commencing with lo9i' the JouRSAI-MISER will advertise court summons and sheriff's sales at prices advertised by the Courier, yiz: $1o to SIP for the former, and $l5 for the latter.
 One of the fine Christmas beeves killed by John Smith was fat steer from Robert Blair's ranch, which dressed 973 pounds. Jacob Henkle, o the Bellevue, who goes en the principle that the best the market affords is mol toe good for his patrons. bonded one half of it.
 Adjutant General 0'Neill, has ap
 piled to the Secretary of War for per
 mission, in case the services of volun teers will be accepted, to enlist bat talion of troops from the Nationa Guard of Arizona, to participate in the Sioux war, to serve as either infantry or cavalry.
 The report copied some time ags from the Tombstone Prospector, to th' effect that Erba Robeson, the singer
 we'll known in Arizona, was dead, II
 reported as mistake by irind of Mis- Robeson, who has just received letteI from her. She is not, however. Mia
 Bobeson, her name having been chang
 ct to Mrs. E. J. Carpenter. --Republi can.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
ome Interesting Items for All
 Glasses of Readers.

Coxe's Glycerine Lotion at Ross's Corner Drug Store. nl9ti
 Fare to Senator mine, returning same day, $3.5 50. G. w. Ford, agent.
 Three meals for sI at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz' Hotel.
 Six p'k'g's of Duke Cameo Cigarettes for g cents at Ford's.
 Everything usually kept in drug store for sale CHEAP at the Corner Drug Store. U
 Stationery-lsrgest and finest assort- ment ever seen in Prescott--at the Corner Drug Store. u
 For nice Buggy, Phston, Spring Wagon. or anything in that line, call on Brecht & Throne. mlIu
 Sterling's Royal Remedy, the genu- inc article, in quantities to suit, at Ross Corner Drug Store. au2Sh
 Anthony < Kuhn beer on draught at the Montezuma, 5 cts. per glass ! Schooners l2t cts. m2si
 For Perfumes and incest fancy goods, call at the Corner Drug Store. Endless variety. u
 Ell. Waite, dentist, is permanently located at Prescott, Office, Yavapsi Drug Store. U
 The best cup of coffee in town, with a plate of doughnuts, 10 cents at the Nickel Plate.
 Dr. Henley's celery, beef, and iron bitters at the Keystone Saloon. The best tonic and nervine known. tt
 The first and only stone pavement in the city of Prescott can be seen by call ing at Chas. Rice's Keystone saloon and lodging house, on Cortez Street.tf
 New goods, just received. at Mrs. w. c. Burdge's. The largest and finest stock of millinery and fancy goods ever shown in Prescott. m3lu
 The proprietors of Prescott's two meat markets have decided to close their shops hereafter on Sundays. Patrons will take due notice and govern themselves accordingly. i'd
 When any one says that they can get the cheapest cigars at any other place in town, first give them my com pliments and tell them that they were born outside of the latitude of Truth. The Oriental is G. W. Ford's special and exclusive brand, and cannot be bought at any other place in town. Try them, and then you will always buy them. Just received new stock. fl
 have received carload of elegant -'T H-"''sA"-Rnsch (St. Louis) Lager Be which propose to sell ice.cold, at red reed prices ia kegs, bottles, or a1y amount 7 h4y6 reiUruished my iol E. nig house, and wall ent rooms be ls can be rented Gs w0 dr four tits. Ian ready to furnisi cord Rood oak, piIp and uniper, cut yo all sizes, split an delivered at house iof $7 per coto Leave orders here 9r through p0stofIicC Martin Naier.
 IT. M. Beeson.
 Practical and reliable WatchmsGe1 and JewleF permanently located in Pres
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
no,,ce 10 setsie.

Every person owing us by open ac, count, or by note, are requested to call and settle AT oNoE. Don't think, neighbor, that We don't mean YOU, for if you are owing u 2 any thing, YOU are the very fellow that we are after. . Every book account must be settied by the first of the new year, and every one that is unpaid on that date We VIII hand to our attorney for collection.
 BAsHFoRD & BuRMIsTER.
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 I Smith. ulea, for ind family 10 FEW French, probate judg 5UV UV s P Behan, salary and mile age Es5 Oo A A Moore, salary < mileage 3lS Oo M Goldwater, salary ....=.. SO Vo The reports of the following road oyerseers were read and accepted, and claims allowed
 VII Hatcher, Dist No l, $3h; G A Denny, Dist 3, sl6.25; P A Williams, Dist I2. $6.25; c W Hance, Dist IA, Sl4O.5O; WA Switzer, Dist 70, $22.fo; JR Slack, Dist 2I, $3; Jonh Wood Dist 3l, $sa.
 WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3l.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 The Bank of Arizena, having hled sufficient bond to secure the County against loss, the clerk was directed to draw duplicates of s General and ; Road Fund Warrants, amounting to sss7 IT, lost CT destroyed. Said duph' cate. to bear the same endorsements as the originals. | County Treasurer Goo. 0 Waddeil appeared. and the board proceeded t make settlement with him for the 4tl quarter of 1890, as shown by the follow ing general statement: IOct. l, To cash in treasury.S i4,eoa oa 4 I
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
ERaH SAguRpAY's DAILY.

 6. ,. Beal 6as gone to Kingman Mrs. C. A. Bray left for Flagstaf thil morning.
 335isa MoIlie Baker returned to Will hams this morning. ". C. Potts left yesterday for the south, CD railFoad business. T. |. Asstl.5r received a present to- day G, 8 pair of white rats from Flag sJsE.
 Flfty-lour location no,ces were filed for record during the ,t two avs oi the year.
 M. 5. Snyder, county assessor oi Plms c0untY, was assaulted and robbed ses5asi
 ". IT. Smith. of Williamson Valley, will meve into town with his family to sPeud the winter. Miss Mimi Martin left this morning for California, where she is engaged teaching school. Frank Csvanaugh will open a meat market, next Tuesday, in the building formerly occupied by Chas. Crocker. w. A- Freeze and family will leave Tor fAenix next week, where the former goss e attend to his duties as lesisls. ter.
 John y. a fn, of Walnut creek, eieQ Ss -t ty hospital, on Wednes- dAy efenir wss buried this after noag-
 41s hepuoiican complains shst tAs lel al papers use q plsin s'e" instead p" Ill the othography of that loWa
 Mike W Warcl, former brewer O t5wBed recently by lal
 ger rUnuiBg from Ems,
 ego.
 lbs W 5 church te
 2. and 50 ?. m Sut
 -a-nlng, "Tgi9mph c
 eniBg. 2. ss Fie'sbed.
 yE
 They
 scta. ama
 es leg a-re
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
CONNECTIONS .

T. & s. F, K. R. for ali
 points east and south. Prescott Junction Prescol & Arizona
 Central ralswsy for Fort Nhipple and
 Pres oit. 6aFst Sys--C'aiitornlR southern railway Tor 51s; l.. Angeles. san Diego ana other south 4 California points E Eo:ase-SoufbeFn Pacific for San Francisco Sacramento. and Northern California
 points 9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
Boots and Snoes.

Nineteen cases of Boots and Shoes received today direct from Boston by D. J. Sullivan X Co.
 Ladies Fine Shoes, great varity oi Misses and Children's Shoes, and Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes. Prices away down. Open tomorrow.
 Prescott, October Ed. 1850. o2tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
tso,tciav Goods.

We have large stock of Toys and Fancy Goods. ordered for the Holiday trade, which are several days over due, Parties wishing to purchase this class of goods will do we'll to wait few days before placing their orders, as the goods will be nice and the prices very reasonable. D. J. SULLIVAN & Go
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
r,a uo,,davs are Coming,

And if you want to make your ie or best girl useful, as we'll AS orna- mental present, buy one of the latest improved Singer sewing machines light running, simple and durable. Sold on easy payments. Liberal dis. counts for cash.
 G. A. WooDs, Agent.
 Office with c. K. Martindeh.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
MLIllnen and Nolons.

ew goods. inst received at Mss Carr's. next door to the post office. A complete stock of Millinery gooGs. and q full line of all kinds of notions.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
Ugh, Running Domestic

w 0. Burdge has been appointed agent for the Light Running Domestic Sewing machine, and will shortly make canvass of the county for i@ sale Any party desiring first-class machine should give him his order. e9u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
NOTICE
To WaeN TT MAY CONCERN

TO wHoM TT MAY CONCERN: NOrICE is hsrely gigsn by the uuSer- IN signed, owners oi the G. B. miaihg claim. which erossea tha Jed Davis ranch. that all parties owning oailtings on sad mining elaira are aeEet, 80 ih6a ss remove the same withlB siNtg days frou ne date ol this sdvertiselasnt or the ssi- eSislasa Wlii become the pFUp-rfF of the unJeTslrns
 ROBERT N HANSON
 SAM WATSON.
 C 5. BRASSN ELL. Dated Pres ott Ayis, Nov q. isiD s0a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
Hoard of Supervise rs.

"WEDNESDAY, December 3l. Board met December 31st, 1Sso, at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjournment. The following claims were audited
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
SATURDAY. JANUARY 24. 1891,
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To A. ". CALLEN. yoUT heis., arslgns IAx
 legal represeutauyeas
 VOU are here br nolihcG thai the aEder- Il signed, who is CO-owneg with ycn la the M0NTEzUNL aiming claim, has exgeuded the sum of three aJadEea dollars iA tabor and improvements upoa ssld mining claim, he said expenditure ana Improvements csiag made in years est, }<s,I tS9n, lH coEapiizEes with the United Sts.ss -laaiss -s-@ss .s., sfrias annual expendituTes tc se msde on -ts.as claims.
 The said Monlezuaia u1lniug claim consis, q of 1500 feet in length hy up0 fset vide. situate in Weaver mimi district. iu ihe county of Yayat ai, in the furFitoTg Of Arizona. A rec ord Of the location oI Inc said Aontezgms claim is made iJ ilfe record of mines in the ofhce of the county recorder Of said Yayapss county, n book 25, page 55S
 Aud yllu are araby further notified that at the S1Tlralior ul flinczy sls1e sffes-tJ se. iieaton of this notice, yoa-isil CT refuse ts contribute or psy to me your proporiiop f the expenditure, together with the cost af the puoliestion oi thls nouce. The interest O you in said MoI ezpm4 mining claim VII ts forfeited and become the property of .hs 1n- dersigned FREDEkfCt NOME
 Prescott. Arizcns, Nov. 2 tsa0
 First publicafi0u. Nov I2, iSss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
E0TIcE.

Sd. NU llsk. OnICE of t,Ss Fish ard Cane Com.s.is- NJ seioners ofssae Territory Of A1lzoaS.-- Prescott, Arizo.5, Oct. Z5, 1890
 =, ..:.sT. v 0TIS, Prescott
 JOIN HOWARD. Presectt,
 c. W. STEARNs. Phcnix.
 Commissioners. The U. s. Fish Com missioner st Washing ton having notided be commission That be will probably Dc prepared Co furnish this ier- ritory at an early day with German carp, and perhaps other kinds of dsh. This is t0 give notice to all pers0us fhat desire ta raise Ash and are now resdy to receive theEa ar sp4sn- to notify Hon. M Olis, Prescott. ...the Seere- tary of this commission the Kind and quzn- tity they desire, in order that we nay be sols to obtain them si al early day
 JOHN HOWARD Chairman of AFiZarz Fish commissiUa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07

s1,255 co $1, ,255 % Board adjourned until ' p. m.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. Board met at o'clock, pursuant to adjournment. Present fnll board and clerk. The following claims were audited and allowed: Mrs Mary Bowen 4 pr. Miller. for
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
Letter LlSr-

The following is list of letters re- maining in the post-ofiice at Prescott Arizona, uncalled for Jan. }, 1891.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
NOTICE FOR pueLIcAT!OE.

LANI OFFICE ar PRESCOTT. AEfz.,
 october Sl. ISa1
 Notice is hereby gfveu that the foitoHlus nsmef settirr has fiis3 aotice os lsis int asion Co mak fiue proof IB support of his ciainis D anu that ssld afo0f viii be mace kafOrs fte Register anG Receiver Og q. $ Land 9fflCe ak Pr escott, Artzdul, u December if, lc%a. yiL- Thomas Carroll. noGss Starf application No. bai for the S. nth Bf Nnt. a seai 'f and SoEih L of SoutbN esd -l- SOC g Twp % N N h- He names tEc fpiioWfug Wtsucss-s 70 pff Fe b Is continu fstSlse ace upon a1H cuitFS- Of, said Ian fsE- John T SF gner Qt Corn 9 VII c, Ariza John rt'1~- r of Pre- colt Arizona, Geo ts st4 70. &GttgtfIs a- r3.s1e James StraB an. tf Cottonwood aflE0uN-
 IC.NI8RrI&. Register.
 FscrtloB Nogefn OCT a--aS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
SHFRiH

\ v IT. JESrICErss ( ss
 Precinct. lA Lha Co 8lJry el Arizona.
 REE
 alex. Maria Pis1tln. sss a4t
 kt ss0B, fsefenisali.
 By virtue of an execution issued oat i,r ths Justices Court. Preseoft pfcei nDf E4vsasf county, ATlz na 1efufCTF fastze M tiEr Justice. dated tte twen fetls :sy l.f sstv her lsyO. in a certain aefieu q herein lex. Earris as @ piatntln r eoyeTsI tGasineui agatnss Y. n q MekeSsop, deft uds gf on tEe Hnh day October 1883, f.sr h. eanl of Nns hundrssl nd fifty four and 9i lu3 --,slars -gffh futeresi hereOn at the of seven stsr cent ssar ss- mum rom the nfth dav s.r s ir,i,a- fs,s. s,,,st4 raid, together with cg~ts and se sslfee f,.sfs haze leFie,i upon fhe foileef4ng tescriBed roperty or tDe ssi0 Gefeaf'aug " @. C. Nj kesson Io wit: Al tsaa f-igi,f t,firssr1 q f,. terest Of said aefenderi V IT, tr .1rEssso, in and to the Wire Goia n laias .sgs,ir.l s..s ff and to the Nonentfiy satuiug clam fnsafsd In Rrushy BssiD. fu MAfaslaf snfUfug sfl. trict, in YaVapsl C6shly. ATiz.,na Territory Also all the si4lt. flt5e ana frfe-- est of Lhs said dsfeniant " fi rf M.ge.ss tn and to the Wire Gold Inul sita. fo-ssli,s wlth the i've stamp gold qHaTtz mil called the ''Wlre Gold Ml.4sN suil IS s.ata f,s ssss.sq dies, pla fes, and beitiBg fnerein sga fele,-' ing thereto and engine aud yYo3ier q ofi f-,.f.,- building. ID which tne same is iacated ana in and 10 all other buildings and ira urovAs ments on said mill site, ztl bs:ng sItaate ,Y, Brushy Basin. in EaiaPai m ming dfstrgef Yavspai county Ar1E0ua Ter tory 5ris- ssst mili site has1ng been iocated -nh-rg |, sssS and the notice of location whsreaf4- reoarffs5 in Book One ot Mil Sites and Water Rtghix at pages fs2 and 4i3. records of YaVsp.i county, Arizona TerFi, lf-- which recorcs sre hereby made larf Of iha dssefigsi0n of the proper nereiu aessribsd for the purpyses of fhts levy.
 Now notice is hersby given shaf on
 MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1891. at l2 o'clock noon O. that Gsy, Ia fsont oftbe north door of the couTt aelas, in sbe e7fv ef Prescott. county of y svaPsl vail sell aif ses right titie and inIersst of tae said defsuisDf IT ~ .H Er aaar4 aaI.a .a- seribed property. at public srcti0u for cash in United States eur rIcyt Co the highest and best bldder. to satisfy s4its execution and sfj costs.
 Dated at Prescott. Aziz.. ths 2sss day of De-
 VIM. t1. . zssgGI.l., ..z -4s.--- First publication DHaer ID b. r 28. lssl-
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$26, ,S55 % S26, ,S55 % The returned licenses were examined, found correct, and burned.
 The board proceeded to make final settlement with the sheriff for poll taxes of 1890, as shown by the following s statement:
 To 50e blank receipts, as per settle ment of Dec. 24th. h......-.-$l, ,255 co To cash to Treas. s 3S p To commission. w i p To 4S5 lice nses ret'd l,212 70
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07

Practical and reliable Wa,chmake1 and JewleF permanently located in Pres
 tore in Yevapai phay1uacy. tg
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07

The ioiloWlnS ponuE "cIs aPpio'eu . John B. Ricke its, justice peace. Lower Verde; J. Nj. Sanford, justice peace. Williams; O.. Davis, justice peace, Walnut Grove; John Roberts, justice peace, Kirkland Valley; Sanford Rowe, constable, Williams; E. W. French, probate Judge.
 The sheriff appeared and the board proceeded to settle with him for licen- ses for IS9e, as shown by the following statement:
 Total amount blank licenses
 received. d.-...... .S26,05 O0 By cash to Treas, $l5,219 6l By commission. S0l ol By licenses retd l0,S34 3S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07

M Goldwater < Bro., mdse .$1S9 S3 Mulvenon & Goldwater, hauling 25 J W Wilson 4 Go, mdse. ..-... 90 Brecht < Throne, ironing pris'. % G Schuerman, meals for jurors 33 % e Scbeurmsu. Jurors certfs 190 % Vanderbilt's restaurant, ceifs. 6 50 H D Ross. district attorney. 625 % E JF Horne, clerk of Board. 115 O0 Kelly < Stephens, stationery. l2o 50 Christina Johnson, meals for
 prissn.rs 351 A Geo c Waddell, postage. Is 4o E F Horne, postage. l ~ Fl D Ross, postage, etc. V
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N THE JUsTICErs ( \ Precinct. ll tue Co stGry af Afiz0na.
 REE Alex Maria p{sir.tIf @srsgt.t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
Atlantic 6 Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY.
 Western piylsionl
Tsms rAsLE.

Western pivlaion.l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-07
MONDAY. JANUsny I'd. isoI
SHERiFF'g SAB.

IN THE JUS rICE COURT 0F PgE SCOTT Precinct. Tn the COGgtT of fsvapai. Fer. Tiforg of Arizona.