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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ST.
IN grade-Sealed proposals will De received by
the undersigned, secretary of the board OF public
works of the city of Seattle. up to noon of Wednes-
day, January g. 1892 for the grading and construc-
ton of sidewalks on both sides Of Frank street.
from Chester street 10 the north line of F. Pontius
addition in the city OF cattle in accordance with
Office.
Each bid is TO be accompanied by a certified
check payable 10 the order OF the city comptroller
for not less than five (5l per cent of the
amount bid, and no bid shall De considered unless
accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into CONTRACT and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the full amount of same within ten (lOl DAYS
from being notified OF the award, falling which
said check and the amount thereof will be for
The board OF public works reserves the right to
REJECT any and ali bids
Proposals TO be indorsed on the envelope Frank
Street Grade
BY order of the board of public works.
F. w. d. HOLBROOK. Secretary.
First publication December %, 1891
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-MAR ST.
~ grade-Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned. secretary OF the board OF pub
lie works of the city of Seattle, up TO noon of
Wednesday. January 8, 1892, for the grading and
construction of sidewalks on both sides of Mar
ket street, from the north side of Orange street to
the south line of section 4. township "a north,
range east, in the city of Seattle. in accordance
with the plans and specifications now onfle in this
Office.
Each bid is to be accompanied by a certified
check payable TO the order OF the city comptroller,
for a sum not less than five (6) per cent OF the
amount bid. and no bid shall be considered unless
accom- panied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into a contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the full amount of same within ten (10) days
from being notified OF the award, falling which
said check will be forfeited TO the city.
The board of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on thu envelope Mar
ket street Grade"
By order OF the board of public works
F. w. ID. HOLBR0Ok, Secretary.
First publication, December %, 1891.
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rDR S4yE-RF4L ESTATE.


NOR SAIF-~NAP FOR TWO DAYS ONLY,
II mus be sold; 20 lots IN Queen Anne Aa,4tlon
for So each: they are cheap AZ 10, zoo Z al al
water fruit trees etc: 1915 y. ChloerS < Co, .
LieweIlyn-Dodg building.
T-OR @ALF-N GREAT BARGAIN If SOLD
i at once: 100 acres OF go0f Jana a a WA'4r q.
ana 1o-acre tracts i;ht m .e' soa'h o., $50
also chicken ranch. five and hair acres mouse ~
three rooms. ouJbliidinES. frutt Trees one 49,
cleared. etc; this aerfv VIII pe 500 on 49,
,sr,ns ar AZ rreat sacrifice f,r casb ~ sold az
once. Apply TO owner, 1O1 Mad son street
I,op saI.F-THtRrY ACRES NEAR THE
+ Felt inc railway ant Lake " Arlington: $50
] and 2-ecre trace lear The water on laaSe S1
ingfngl steamer { sur times dat W. eea'-l.l w
RS ieltce lots in Kent a numhnF very res ra'e
lot ar IVES street. seattle; i've ana mai atE-s
AZ Ken u. ICES very ow and te-rus easy. gorge
an Dor n 2DT, GOS. -Of W 4 -L.4uSt'H "--NN'
entrance, 7O5 Front street
II1R s4LE-Lors N EVER TT: TERMS
+ easy. Akin e Waswor:h. 622 second street
ToB SATF-T0r-SE AM LOTS IN wtLLA
Il Walla addition on installment plan Brewer
& ungate. 20l-2D2 Bal ey Sulldiug
I7oF SArr-T.4E uosr - HTLY lots IN
4 {! lepn Anne hill in Randells and BurSes sec
oud a. d.t.on; snap. AloUzO Hull, Olympic block.
NOR SALE-S6O: LOTS ALL CLEARED II
j River PARK south seattle. best Of garden and
fruit land plans street - the addition; street ar
line now 0u ding: will ne near the center OF me
cit ~ car line as Fremont aud over mile a. arer
than Ballard; cheapest property on the MARKET,
prison; only SO cash down and balance 10 srnait
monthly payments Gould x NhitWorth -
Olympic block.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
i proDerty-Farm lands at slaughter, Kent,
Port Orchard ~umas City and Vashon island: the
superiority for the above localities for productN We
ness of soil Is well Snown. James r.. Porter Il
Gottstein building.
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LOST.

OST-BLACK LEATHER FOLDING POCK-
IL ct case, containing cards. passes, etc. Finder
please advise the owner and be suitably rewarded.
+. I. Cumming, Tacoma Wash.
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Connecting with boats for Kamllchis and shs
ton.
Baker & Co. s Dock. foot Of University strsss
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DEATHs AsD rUxERALs.

C0PLf-In Seattle. Wednesday. December %
1881, Emma r, wife OF John s. COPY, aged III
Remains VIII be shipped TO colfax on the 7:4s
train this morning
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y TEAM r. RS.
SNoHoMIsH RIVER ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL

Leaves Hatheld's wharf Tuesday THURSDAY ani
Saturday at 700 O'Clock n m. Returning Ioio"ins
days. a. M. r.. a. SNIF 4, Master
j. a. HATFIELD, Agent
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BATHS.

NEWPORT BATHS - OPEN DAY AND
~ night; salt and fresh water electric medica-
ted, Russian sulphur and cabinet vapOr baths;
private apartments for ladies; excellent attend
ance. Sl9 Front street
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TAILOR ING.
FOR SILE-RE4L FsT4T

TROUSERS-WE MAKE NOTHING ELSE
l. Coon, Trousers Maker the (iottstein build no
corner Front and Columbia streets
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REAL ESTATE BRoK ERs.

E'IRST-CLASS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
property in ali. sr;s Of the city for sale: CORE
spoRaenCe soliciTed ". = Letgerw03d. resl
estate agent. sue 5essor 10 Lewis s LedgerwOod
room . sullivan block.
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SorICE 10 srockHoHDERs.

MOTTO E-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders OF the Puget = und National
Bank OF seattle for the election Of directors and
Transaction OF such other business may COME
BEFORE u, VII BE- he'd on Tuesday January y,
l>s2 s. O'Clock 2 m J. FURTH, Cashier.
seattle. December Il. 1Sel
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
L erS OF the First National BANK Of Seattle VIII
Re held al the otce OF the bank. IN seattle,
Tuesday, January /. l>9@- SO : o'cocs r. m, fer
the purpose 90 ei=ctluE officers for The ensuing
year ana transACtIns any other nusit esS that may
come before them. l. TC IN Err. Cashier.
NIOG hHOLuFRS' MEETTNG-THE' REGU-
- Jar auuua. meeting oi ;he SO khotders - the
Boston National bsnk - seattle VIII % held is
5SaS ~so1sr on Tuesday. January y, lea2. al
$50 p m. foy the election u directors and the
transaction o. such osher business a. may be prop
cry hrolshs before tAe meet *
4. NJ BESOkEs, Cashier.
psesaAssx ls. lasl
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nELA0NECO RESTAURANT rSnFP
oFaha noIr4, Is the best for al delicseiss of the
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L4NDsC4pE GARDENERs

4 LFKKD GRAsSSFR, LANDSCAPE GAR
~ osnsr. Corner W hate and Madison stress&
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WANTED To BORROW $1,000 ON GILT
w edge inside improved residence property for
five years: must be low rate Address Gilt Edge,
care Ineliigencer.
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PHYSICIANS AVID SURG Eoys.

A RTHUR DE woe. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
n geon; general practice Residence, 2,0l7; Office.
2,0l9 second street
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LNLORENCE MARVIN, THE PROPHECIES
il who predicted Seattles fire tells mast presen
and future. Rooms 1927 Douthit block Tax,
elevator.
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WANTED-To BUY STUMPAGE Me-
w water or railroad. Address r. o. Box 81
Seattle
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nor SALE-ToTs N EVER TT; TERMS
I easy Akin & wAlswor:h 622 second street
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4 LICE NJ AIKEN. EXPERIENCED MAN
"a cure and electrologist; hairdressing parlor
90 and 30 Holyoke block Front ant Spring street
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08
A SPECIAL AGENf 1
Turns Up in New Mexico with
 Common SeDse.

The inhabitants Of our sister Terri tory are celebrating their release from bondage. The Buzzard employees of the Interior department have been sent home and the goose hangs high. The name of the new man io Leach, and here is what the Silver City Enter- prise says Of him:
 MT. Leach comes here without an instructed bias against cur people. He does not assume that each and every individual in this country is an escaped criminal, who came here with the sole intent and purpose Of preying upon the government by frsuduIentIy acquiring title to public lands or by despOiing the land of is timber in direct violation oi law. He has met our citizens as one gentleman should meet another, giving them credit for other than evil motives in settling and civilizing these far western wilds. He does not PreJudge ard proceed upon the hy pOthesis that every settler has acquired his title by perjury and per version of the law. Nor does he as sert that every stick of scrub growth cut by the rancher for the fire in his hearth, the miner tor his hoist or she reduction works for their shelter is a violation of the laws for the protection Of the timber groE,th ol the country. To prove that his services are yalu- able, he does not find it necessary to employ the scum of our populati, to distort facts, that honest men may be driven from properties, the titles to which ~ere honestly and legally ob- rairrd, nor pronIi-e to the same scum his influence and aid in placing them in possession of that property in re- muneratinn for their perverted evil dence."
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08
Terrible Accident,
IB rsaI

lH Fs'5sl
 The north bound train on the Sone~ ra road Wednesday morning plunged into the Magda5ena river, four miIes' north of MsgdaIena, and Frank Marsh who is the fireman is missing. It ap- pears that the river had risen rapidly and undermined the track in such way that the defect was not noticeable until the engine toppled over the snl- bankmeEt Three cars followed the englne and tank into the roaring rushing waters. One Mexican Wss drowned. The passenger coach did not go oveE The freman's body is thought to be pinned andsr the sr- zine
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08

ROUGH ON COUGHS, for coughs colds, sore throat, hoarseBess, bronchi- tis consumption. 25c. ROUGH ON FOOTHACHE. Instant relief. I5d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08
pkLlNQrENr TAx LInr.


w. waiksr, Mrs Tom, Tombstone, '-''''A' ''A' ,i. .9t | L Siaeg ss s, z . ...;.,s iOo co ss :, is. oek g, faTn.tu s,,....... 800 to s4 Wal K, Tombs tone. iOt I5, block g. 9stnTr........---. Eco Go ls @ WITiIE. Il, Tomb- Issr e, IoI IT, elosE os; la,s aDas, block s7. zoo % sa ,.I lot. nSa 70. slock ls......:... loo 60 z, II ane - hiock 50 ... ias co Wilks Tomb-tour. E1f A
 block T, H0neyoOmb m ne. N.
 ls2, 8 acre. ..-..... .... ..... 5O Willi-, Dr c C. Toinaslo e. far
 D ture, h0Ts4 and bEi gy, sEr-
 zeal IuEtFumeTt-. 80 50 % West, A K, T, mbsteIe To r.
 blO 8a. ...-...... fs0 00 ASa WI-s, B, B,L son. io. sa. ii ck l9, msTchaHG.s .s=: FaiTbs nEs, !
 adobe and ffgme tUBS-.... SEQ co 25 ss WiIkin-aB- [. ' ELsu...sH ! ,s sl
 End ss, block sO faruiEHre ... 20 oO 6,a Wilson & HBllsud, LrDEer San
 Pedro river, ra2d.s to S' 800 wF,thrca La.d and a,rls co ''''' -O '' "' II a cbHca moan -afus, Ash
 die hoTsts. 4o bafi-, i4ao Co tsa
 DHggtes Ln wRzOa Ls. ,, pf.s. (" F. ,'e ia,Ia8 So ss7 s5 ranch, slddIs rrz=s, To
 C.ttle, % oxen { wagons l4Ig 10 al sg Watkrr Ast, ku-sel't!lr. ina
 prev me ts 30 ca tr, die ,,i1s hos:s 70 cattle ;,. .,... Gso 90 % ss V fEft9ED. X H- W rrE IHr
 hi4sk Ss: .ct- SC !l and iz
 blrCk 2f. t0s Ia.-...... 4au Do 10 ,s Washington Csgt C., sulyhur
 Spring Valley. ~sF st BJwle.
 ingIosen sIts; sulpbur spr'E
 Nallvysl lmT TOycusBts. 10 ssd-
 dle horsos' sJO cate wagon
 and La ness ........ { qsG EO 924 sg Vein, F. Dos abrza. adobe '''o 'o S'' 'e house. mules, h'res. II wuisms Jol D D, Bi.ree. 10 'S h"a . so0th : de of road 10
 Tom toIe. fuTB.ta-e, watch
 and wagon ........,...,... sS7 co u5o
 Y. York, Jsf, Tomb tone, IOts 7,s
 aud 10, 5g0ck 5s ........... l5O % { gs fOCbR, A I, Tombstone, ] Eli'c
 vSst or town n...-.. -.......... 400 O 654
 Notice is hereby gwen ttat I, James p. Mr- Allstsr. Cyunty lreasureT and ex-ofiuiO Tax Collector in and for COchise County VII apply 10 the District CCut held in and for said county at the cOErt house In the Clay of Tombstone sad couLty al the regular May term thereof. to be held commencIng on the Efth d.y of May, 1891, for judgment against the lands and real estate and PSrsonai property sCTibrd ln the for- gong list for said taxes, co $. penalty and in terest and for order to sell the same for the satisfaction thereof, lhat said application will be made for sad judgment order at 10 o'clock a m at the opening of the said court on the said Huh day Oi May, 4 D. lsql, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. and a further notice is hereby given that on the Monday following the said Elth day of May, Is9l, commencing al 10 oeaock a m on said day, all the land and real estate and personal property for the sile of winch an order shall be made will be ,Iposed 10 public sale at the said Court House in sad LltY Of Tombstone for the ana unt Of taxes in tercst. penalty and costs due thereoa. Witness my hand this ASth day oi January, lS9J. JAS. p. MSALLISTER, CouFty Treasurer and eN-oflchO Tax Collector.
 m and io1 Cochise urry. AUiS0aa Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08

l,TT5 % $ G
 I5 0 { is
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08

old Guard MtuirE Company, Tom bstDnp d st'ief Old GlsF6 m. ne, No. 1si. % acres. mill, hoist Ufd g ant . ukbuildspca, tnrnttHfr, merchandise, 1 hoFsu and euggr, hsrBrss, tBols and machtu v ...-.....-.-.-.....
 Og lsn, Ia ., Tom bstons. los lz, hl0cE Sa. ls'iS , ed @, h,ScS a. BaBHeT niue, No. .e5. 1884 ECrvss Si vrT 3 Bslt mine. No. Is6, l7 % acres. .... Olby, John, TOmbstJ1e, lot a, block es, l lorss. cart sRd haF, nes- ..-.. ......- ..... Ora co, J M. Sss Podrp riv,T near Tu ASmOs, imprOve
 m-nis, 7d cattle tn tra-t fpl others, 6 Forces ........-...
 Otto d HImr,bd, EuIphaF Spring Valley, lmpEOvsmGuts CH ranch. { sV-sTE, l55 csftle .. OhnrsorReB, Sm. Be sln, sW
 sec ' i7. So. I6O acres
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08

IFS 4 sl S
 800 % 0i
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08
DELIxeUENr rAx LIsr LIST
 or DELINQUENT TAXES
 IN COChiSe County, Arizona Ter'Y
OELINQUENr TAX LIsF.
FOR THE YEAR 1890.

The followi0g is 6 correct list ef persons owing Tcrrttotial zsd County taxes fBr toe year lts9 noW dshHQue1t tn snd tlF CcCk Ckiss county, aud a Sescripti on uf Inc property Ia said county uppn which taxes are que. together wiGh tBs assessrd valuation and the s1n8URt of Encb osltnquent tax eosts and pc. csntaEe for tas yurr issE
 Valua1ton. Tsx.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08

NeLane, c VI. Hasehnca m0an- tsiD-. FarcA miles east 6f Fort Haschuea. furniture. 60 eattlS iE tfasf. 1 Esrsr. mule, co cattle, l WagOn. harness
 and FEddlc. .........,s......-.- MoKaY, Jzs. Dos CSbe EAs, t0Rss
 and l0t. I1-stEmp mlIl.........
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08

Ssa Ped O MiB'ng COBPspy,
 TnmbstrHe. k-1tvtsion s-t
 tEe sGTy MibIR, c am- No.
 lus, $ a, ists 1, ?, 8, [, 5, 6 and sebmei,ii. 2, II, Tom. tore, lot S S 2s black 34. l5s 5, 'Ilock {, fur
 hitnrU an ne-C1a~d3-s -...-. I,510 co @ & sHtth, |, =Esr | Den EiCa
 Ingud miHe, Dea1 chmu.d
 EBlne ....s.-............. ........ 2D1 Co g Es sE fn FraEk, Joe H, e q Tagea5. ~ '' Ton. T2sob;,',Bs, E, T n,oes E., 75 o a@ igts is and Ii. block q; HuA-
 eEFea groaBtsILs, caBBrn hal sgssssr. , 3. Tomb tone, lot I6, ' ' ' s sTazss < son, Tom ,s.5Br. '' v '" LalE Book miHe, No. Is7, Is.s0
 serss; ios e, bl,,ck IS, farnf-
 tEre and msrebs8ds se-...-...- f4B0 co 47 90 Sterling ~iiuT Mining tOr-
 PzEy, ToahstoTr, P5ar X
 nine, No. ss g zcF's 'fiCe
 su iaiEE. Pa-i Of Isits Is Band
 g. biocx 4. y'zipA hai-
 erouBd Hog hoist, VBeant lois
 yiziEa misz'. Grou aII z Bilf
 iot si hi5ek T., Do ss, wEsCn sTSiT. C Gg. r.,a,.,f t.E-.Ti.ii ''''' @'S !" i4 sod I7. back e, E=EstE1e & dos. P. f1g, -t-,6g ht : s"i " '" roath I-s li 8. iyk 55 flrssa- tare H .ngye1an -S.. ......-. 33O co Iu9 5s Smi:h, o C. fputisstons- 70 2s SfB sb. Jyrk, F0Ilgfs.t.,. | t.L &8t stsd e b..rE W.-..... zr5Ue au Ssa D. 20 H Bfl e 's4H pary E mh t-ns. s.. Dec mia. No iHI IH.sQ ru 100 O as st'HsE < V, sgs7' in strs,s
 w. g8 mtHt. V f2a fa g lacT~s; Sass F. drf Rfvrr mi |
 q s.d fsBeh an tAa sza g e. l. '-oyr s- ScgT eSt1Ed gr4uf. s-.i ore. sFff cfire fsrh'taTc, horse -sag0s hsr h--s- co iasrr. fzrl5rsc iai- F s n@uts. Eoi slug woiks, Swelling hg1t c, SaardinR Slaughter, E Tombstcoe. lot ]. bisek g. fsFniiEEs, 1 horss,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08

Nlgro. Page sls, TOnbet0ae lo.s 1T, ls AEG l. IS. i4, l5 @, IT and s. hitSk a8s oGs lB. "a IS and nl, kloSk q IOEs a. { and 6, biork G. lot 2iI Hiork IS; Is,s ie EHd a, blOek 8s: rt.Ls g, C and c, hlsa, k 20. lot [, D Ock 2, farnll HFs, mrTCtSIdtee. ItOTss sd EasoUi Bisoes, ztube un halu strret mcI ehan5i-e ...- Nolan, AaTtiI, Tom stonv. lat 2, block 9 B..............-. Negts. l II, Ton bstoBe, lot I7, tla-k 2-.....-.-..... NEF aui, c, agent ! on mhsione, Rainbow IaiHs. Nh. shn, 70 2! AcreE .-.... ...-...
 SeilsOn, \, Si Davies, Loa=e and Ots 2 horses, wagon and haTGeHE r..-
 Na-h, Henry F, tot 1. ecs TIT, K 2s and R 1-40f sEIASee s2, T iS, X q. 5 acres.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08
M

SJ feet Of IoI- Is and v, b.Ock MiIisT, drs Lacy. Tombstone,
 lots Is and 20, bl0ek 6l .-...... 2J0 % 30 hU1m0nis V Tcmbstoae,
 lots B, lf- l5p lG- Y ald ls,
 block 54, DIas0, Fa~Fchaudise Aesds { Clark, Tombstone. i5i .. Ooz i9 ...........' .'..,... so % is 8
 west f tUwD, 90 steer cattle, Morrls. J, Tomi,s,oas, $ A, tot ' '" .. g, block G.-.;....:.-..- 15 OJ ss tosR, Improvements, borsss, aSioon. David. B,sbs., h6i;c. ~ bgI, sI cattle, sadie and Nils. Fedora. FzirosaT, :iooe bO0se asd farnitare- so CO 6s AuHgia, Jos, Fsirbsuk, sdO5e ], ,.aSs, TsEo., 2 a0I;.s---... Iss % ss NOliBa- Al \. Contention, i'm
 prlV msn's ou TAEch, hos
 2oc caIgle wEggBs-.----..-... 1 s33 % 5s 05 Me H. C. s. DIyids, 2
 boTse-, sec i, Is. rsI, : a rcs, -ve <i, | is, r zl, $ sers.---. s9s % 5s NyFrn, <, st DayTdz. i'm UVeIn utsr hDrsss, cal GU $, $ Dsy.a.. PGTu oi HwA SC El, Is, 2 q, s5 scTe- i62OO ass d9ler PegcF Hais m 5untAiHs, tmgrOTsmsEtr, horse,
 rugl 6 II oaIGls, 4 dssn, wsEo4 MiH-, ], San Pedro K yer, I
 s E k aud V L Of . v L sec e I8 K 70. iS3 acres 5000 s3 AIugaia, T0mAs, SsG Pedro Tysr, near POoi's, s V HOfN W E auG " D ud < " IA SC {, T "a, K Is Is0 ScTrs,a hJT eer .....-...-.-..-...-- G7p 90 70 @ Morris, T D. Wiieox, ts. bIocE :, Q, JlrBitars aPd ~sIsE.-...- i7S co SS Aartines, Juan. WieaE WestE ios i6. block E. g mHlss wagoas End harness ........., esOO0 Ta Harti8es. JJse, HIicar log g. bl 7eS lts mules, wagons sad Harness. -.....-..-- .....-.-.. 3fO co E Nc NsiI, D A, ombstoBe toss 25 and 2i- bloek a.: Io. Ig block Q, harEitars. smeltsF. ssClsil md. Mrs N B. f5.S- i'''0 VI sions, iag is, block a sEd
 f4raafufe s-.-...-....--.-. .--...- 20 co aE NcGresg, , 9. Wbststoar ID, aa-
 tains, rauch and inns yge- neHts, horses, I5g catlle wsE Bs ard harnsss .... f,757 IS 8 & AcFee B.sbee, frame houzc lOD DJ 8 "a ! EeFs Ia "a, <, BsusoH, les a
 bsuek is--s.---- ..9.-, ...-.-.-. 20 % "a i AeCornack, A ,3, Tree AIamfs.
 lots 8 and and seh ofsw As see e tis.r 70, 30 scrur @ horsss, is5 cattle. l Sagas 2sfo Sg a s hes sir, ! C, Chi-ioahas mosa- Ca as, posssssozy righf 4 of
 v iE ses % 2i. 55, l6o teses SIS 0o f7 s4 Mes3s [. gcho. lcoz improve
 nenta % raneb A rpie sAst of iowa. q horsSss naies-....4. 1eo co 4Is |
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08

< Conn, R, Tombstone, lot l. block 6, and Improvements, ......... ] 90 % e ( c Erk, \, Tam6sIoB., lot 4 block s3, imPTovsnsDJs,wEtsh and farnit rs. ....-...-...- 800 co 9 Q Cosszr. Ms. Soplia. Tombstone. lot l3, ht0eE fs; l9l 5, hisck 2, Improvement, mFr5AaHdiss, saloon dEtlres, piano sal safe SOo % TO q CAdWeif. J, l0m5stoue, 4 in tsrest tn lot 1 End West 3 feet cf lo- ,, block 3, lot l3. block g. and Improvements. ..,.-... 60 co q 5l CHrbY Joe, fombs one, !nt =. block 4i; lSH s, bl ssek 2B: lOg 10. block 2B. impr0v mants, fsrnit1Te, mrrcasa di-e. two wSrk horse-, l wEgJn and coa-lssle, 1'q, Tombs.rBas.,, .it C. bosk 25. Lrd imp 0s rnaF-- I75 6B 8 s IlIEo- DJuBfrz 8ols5 sEe. .Dt 1s siozE ss. E1a ma7a7z Cois, eaBgrs T m e.s,o6r. O ,. 6IoeE ', n t1ap,ossneSs--. soo B CErFc. Aiks, To.n5. ne, l8G- Eod 2. olsck I. aud improve Cor5ert wa. T ma.IGns. b $, block g., Eaa i1 prov ms1f--- 100 CO 2 loia bloek :. bar sas ea,s.. fss % Gp Ads fisa. r. . hi..ek 7........ B0 ga hsa-s-----------.------....--. Toe % se hloek Is: lot gs biock is; SC
 sec-8 { f7 2. e0 iS9 scrss BcvE bOrses, 1S cattle ard wagon ......s.. ...-......--.- i.s14 30 a & Cruz, Juan. San Pedro rivsr, TmorOvemsats oa rE1ch 90 co ia c. CEry. 4 c, end Brls, San Fed TO, near Chafl sstoa. improve meuts, ( stock h Jrsss 8 aaddle toFses, i50 easils, vagoa sEd chrsi,ssss5. S5sks H N. san Pssio, '''- 70 @ . near farbanks. improvements 1o work horsss, 8 stock borsse, catsie, ( 4hngs.........----- 124 % 2s q ChfisfiEnsen. ] N, st DETsds, h0uss sud lstE, borsss. [ saddle horse .-.-.s...4...- t29 30 sT Ios and , bcrss.------7.-.-.... Is 90 4R Clifford. "A, st. DsFids pc { or L.e8M,s eH og ss L. sec q tf8 Q, 68 acres,
 work horses, 1 wagon -. E5i 80 e 5l C5iftna, ! ?, Wiioo1, sect E of Jot ;, hlOck % ..........'-...- fsO q Csarsi Jehu, West Hazehlcas l. Gotten Ire ranch, imps5s menss, g ssddis hoFs0s, % s1Ssk caztls, wagon and har- hass ss.s.s ---s---s-ss-.rss fS4 as "
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-20
Natural Gas In England,

The Middlesbrough correspondent of
the Newcastle (Eng) Chronicle writes
to his paper regarding the find Of the
gas that it was made at depth. of
about eight hundred feet. At seven
hundred and sixty feet whitestone was
struck and salt is generally found at from
twenty to twenty-five feet below white
stone. At eight hundred and forty
feet salt was struck at this borehole.
Continuing to bore through the salt, a
blue limestone, was struck, and then
the present gas. Many people in the
Middlesbrough district have expressed
the opinion that it is simply the usual
marsh gas, which is always to be found
near salt, but which is of little or no
use! 1t is needless to dilate on the
effect that such a discovery as is be-
lieved by some to have been made this
week would have on the salt trade and
other industries in. South Durham
natural gas as a fuel would ldrevolutionize
the manufactures, and that in a center
already favored naturally by enormous
salt deposits, proved over practically
twelve square miles," near to fuel and
close to navigable waters.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-20
Good Old TlTnes.

1t is not generally known that Henry
Will, of England, hanged no fewer
than sevcnty-two thousand robbers,
thieves and vagabonds and that "Good
Queen Bess" was, in the latter part of
her reign, responsible for the slaughter
Of three or four hundred criminals
yearly, Turning to the year 1896 for
example, we find that in thS county of
Somerset alone forty persons. were exc
cuted, thirty-lvo burned in the hand
and thirty-sevcn severely whipped, :.