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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
ANOTHER FISHERY TROUBLE.
Fishermeo nm Pssssmagaody Waters a,
soyed ~ . Canadian Crutaes.

Sishermeo IN Pssssmagsody Waters An
noyed ny = Comedian Crnises.
EAsTroRr. Nc. July iI.-For the past
or two there has been excellent
fishing in Passamaquody waters II IL
difficult Tn tell just where the boundary
line is and United States fishermen
rave beer chased and otherwise an
noycd by the Dominion cruiser Dream.
her officers claiming that the American
boats were fishing in Canadian waters
Eastport bo7ts were fishing at usual
when the Dream suddenly appeared,
seized seven of the boats. landed the
occupants on Dog Island and ,owcd the
boats In ST. Andrews where they will
be confiscated
When a resident Of Campobello, who
il alleged To have been acting informer
TO the Canadian authorities. appeared
In town he was chased by the crowd ~
citizens and was glad 20 get
away 20 his boat without o broken
head. The owners Of the seized boat.
will, OF course. lose them and their con-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

wssaissros. Jsiy IA Beds we've
op-sss .. th- arxinsse. bsr-.s - q
war d@paxt@~n, Zoe ,h~ opa.trs<ssSa -
ivss,y-sse ssseAA afty ists<A asi
t-essy -sse iSis<h sr~eesk>ianx riss.
fu d~s~n~ rsd~r Tia tsrss.
~ The sp~peop~ts,ssa fov tAe@~ xaa~
on~fossts u sh~a nsr ~ bsii: % -
Psrthe os@ss " "a si.sn.sx~oSs era
tr.~s can b. mS3~ ~ssb any srps n A.t
s-ctAos u oosntry r~rs -srs bas
thr~~ bSss r~o-ised. sh1>~ 81 thS MI
vale ss~si Co. TIE spzsh Ek-.oa sroa
~ewkA ssd 49, i,~sAs~ks1 IRA Co
Eeshs~b~s cunp~sy -~ In 0--
sss b~4s4~v
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS,


DUNCAN, the American, who at
Wales some time ago. has been acquit-
ted on the ground of insanity and Or
dered to he further held to await her
majesty's pleasure.
THERE was a report hat the abscond-
ing banker Marsh was hiding near
jackson, Tenn.
CAPT. HALL reports that all cattle
are out of the strip east of the Rock
Island railway. There are still many
thousands west of there. The boomers
are organizing and will destroy gras
and cattle with fire If they are not gone
in ten days
+. c STARK & Co, bankers at Oneida,
n. V, have failed for SEQ, OOO.
ALEXANDER NIMICK. chief partner in
the firm of Nimick 4 Co, metal deal
ers, Pittsburgh, Pa, has resolved to re-
tire from business and the company
will be wound up. The firm has lately
been carrying q great deal Of unprofit-
able mill property.
An explosion of dynamite on the
tramp steamship Gerbooth at Brooklyn,
n. ", caused the death of two men and
injury Of three others
THERE was an alarming fire at Mont
real on the 14th. breaking out at Brou-
lette's lumber yards Energetic work
saved adjoining expensive buildings
TIE g~rasshoppers reported in eastern
Colorado are said TO be a harmless va
riety.
THE soldiers nave ordered all the hay
cutters off the eastern part of the Cher
okee strip and arrested a number who
refused to go at once.
Two large banks of Buenos Ayres
which recently suspended. have re-
sumed business
The Pennsylvania Steel Co., of Har-
risburg, Pa. has refused to sign the
amalgamated association scale.
FREE miners have driven away the
convicts and their herders from the coal
mines at Briceville. Tenn.
COMrrRoLLER LACEY has made q call
for a report on the condition of the na-
tional banks at the close of business
Thursday, July
SALroN lake in the desert continues
rising. until now the overflow reaches
loo square miles.
REPORTS from Colorado state that
the grasshoppers are not so harmless Is
scientifically imagined They were an
inch deep in places and driving cattle
and sheep before them.
The cornerstone of the new Methc-
dist church at Durango. Mex, was laid
recently. Fanatics gathered in great
numbers and stoned the worshipeH
Rev. Mr.. kilgorc was seriously hurt
ROBERT WILLIAMS has been hanged
at Pine Bluff. Ark. He murdered Al
bert Hayes ear Warner November -.
1890.
Two sisters Kate and Mary McGow-
an, aged is and 20 years respectively,
whose home was at Avoca, Pa, were
drowned in the Susquehanna river.
They were boating with James Lane,
aged IL. Young Lane managed to save
his own life after q fruitless effort to
rescue of the girls
Two Italians working on the loon
branch of the electric railway a West.
chester, Pa. . struck by Lightning
recently and instantly killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

EX-SENATOR GEORGE w. JONES, now
living in retirement at an advanced age
in Dubuque, Ia, had the distinction of
giving the states of Iowa and Wiscon-
sin their m He is a neat, precise
and courteous old gentleman and,
though now SO years old, shows no sign
of mental or physical decay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

SEcRErARY-F FOSTER has expressed his
satisfaction at the attitude taken bv
the press in regard to the plate print
ers' trouble and the resulting contro-
versy. II find very few papers that in
dorse the stand taken BY the men ON
this natter" said he, land it looks as
if the disposition Of the question was
favorably considered by the news
e Many Of them are outspoken.
and in one particular it said. editor
ially, that for the treasury department
to yield to those demands would be
the equivalent Of yielding to . on
spiracy against the government The
treasury department does not yield,
and | do not think a fair-minded
man would do other than has been
done by me in the premises The CON
troversy, so far as / am concerned. has
been settled and win pot be again
opened"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

The bulletin recently issued by the
census office. giving the receipts and
expenditures of 100 cities. has been
more or less criticised in the newspa-
pers The accuracy of the figures given
have been questioned and the array of
statistics has been pronounced worth
less 1t seems however, that the criti.
cisms thus far have been of a general
character. for Superintendent Porter
states that although the bulletin has
been issued several weeks. no officer of
any city has pointed out any error in it
either IN b amounts or the classical
ton. He says that, if any errors should
hereafter be pointed out the Office will
gladly correct it before Incorporating
the figures in the final census volumes
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
vs..s~.su ssss . a.,,-~

srokAsk FArIs Wash. July ia
local fright coming into the city over
the Northern Pacific Last nigh. crashed
through . high trestie sod pssasea Int
the ravine below. There wess a,s
freight ears and csbDo~e. and sh~ ~r-eh
vas . frxhtful oa<. Fir-m.n Michael
F1aberty ~As 90 badly hurt that he
Did .ooo after t-isg removed from The
wreck EosAnsSser spesr 10 yeob.say
fatally hart buf the other traiam~s
snd the pas~~azers e~eaprd sithsoas ~-
rioos tnjsry. Two % The eA- ~ers
Scaded ~ftA hos~~s ADD cattle. rnnss os
which uer~ killed
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

THE discovery has been made that
not a child has been born in the White
Hills school district of Connecticut in
nine years and hat the youngest child
attending school is nine years of Gge.
The population is about five hundred
and soon the schools will have to be
ol,.,l,naI
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

GEN. Tom Brown. who for many
years represented the burnt dis
trict" in congress, died at Martins
Vile. Ind, the other morning. Gen.
and ut the same time one of the most
popular me1 in Indiana IL was said
of him that he knew personally every
man, oma and child in his district
He was a dyed-in-the-wool republican
and a brilliant and logical orator.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

OTTAWA Dat. JAY y -Th~ so~eYs
has been spp~t<d sAss fh~ pvs~
sA~ of transferring certificates BY Chl
nss~ re.iS~nss in BsIsixh CoismbEa Ia O.
th~ ieere.~>- In This -sy ss~iy-asyi.
nag innagrssss es~ap sA> poli-sas 81
On . reo~nf sesn~r ;h~rs .erx
forty Chis.ss~a. al dsiy eersAed VIC
did sos zss-es 20 The ~d~sry1vssDa es~r
tAin~e IN tAesr psp-n nsey .es~ eLss~-
Iy e.aniset and oaly . few aIis~~d r.
p~s As~nts in Csins are aa&iag hAx
nsooey dealing is sh~se certificates
Extra ytxii.so< VII he as~d % pr~ssss
The imps<itsoaL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

FLaesTAyv. Arx. July . The party
that left here with sheriff Fraaci. for
the scene Of the Navajo troable re-
turned yesterday. having me, the party
which had been surrounded By Indians
The latter ESCAPED under eover - night
A land Of Nsvsi~s h expected today.
All indians will he dissrmed before BE-
ing permitted 20 enter the town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

THE Militar Wochemblatt publishes a
sensational editorial i'm which il says
that there r now sc many Russian
troops on the German frontier that the
power of Russia prevails. 1t then de-
clares hat it is imperative that immc-
date steps he taken to restore the bal
ancc of military power on that frontier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

Dv0rcss. VA. JvIy I.-r< -=.s
ssssd S~- n~ts.as iiass,~a as tA< iilE
soas eentrai r.s inso IN op~s s-sHh
h>r- this assraisg ADJ bssiy -r->&sd
t~ nal . Of ts~ north b-ossA ss.1a
Mai eisrss nAxh~y anf Hs-ixs ss~
lady istar~1 bst ~ Dangerously "a
oe~ eis~ 49, bart
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

The Politische Correspondent says the
czar and czarina had an extremely cold
reception in Finland, that a famous
Finnish choir was dissolved in order to
avoid singing in the presence OF their
majesties and that the %populace was
s,,llan
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

LsootS. Neb. Juiy IL-Chssiey
ssevenson. . r~eisr Al ssp-rsor. -
eonmod.sed . neixhboriag druggist By
tending store In hz ahs<nce- Miss
Esiey sent % the drag ssorv for esio
mel and The pro ten druggist pat sp
corrosive sublimase The yosnx LADY
took the poi>oa and fs killed her and a.
sssopy revealed the fact Je.eses
sseveasoe ~as srressed On the eharzv
Of mansisuZhser aod eoavirsed Peet
tnS sentesce The natter was pre&eeses
% Gov Thayer. and The szeeusiss
owing 70 tAs yosag sssa's 1ns essrse
~. - hin fsoa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
clAssSare C~aAs.>.

PryrssrEsH. IA. Jaiy Ts-Ai meet.
ing Of table glassware m~snofaesarers
Of Peansyivan4A Ohio and we>. vEr-
giniA in this city yesterday. the plsa's
were consolidated and an a~soci.iSpn
formed under the name Of the United
STATED Glass Co n c Ripley. Of tina
city. Wa elected p~ressdeat The con-
pany comprsse> thirs~ea srna With n
capi,Ai Of 81. ea.o % The object Of the
com binafion is aid 60 be 10 sys.ema
tize and harmonic the woskinys Of The
several plants add secure sseh eoooo-
mics in coat n may result from . cDo-
s~olsas.ion OF fnserrsn
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

SIR JOHN PENDER, speaking Mt a
meeting of the Direct Cable Co. in
London, stated that there had been a
positive decline in Atlantic telegraphy
since the operation of the Mckinley
law. lie did not solely attribute the
decline to the Mckinley law. II was
partly due to depression in trade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

FIVE alloting agents have gone to
work in the Cheyenne and ArapahOe
reservation and two more will follow.
There are $500 Indians TO receive al
lotments, one-third of whom are now
dancing and refuse to do any business
and IL will be six or eight months be-
fore the reservation can be thrown
oman
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

Ns- yosa J,iy h-The psr~ss os
h ssssnship Ala vhkA hes arrived
froa jasaseA states tAss sverytAinx
IN HsTti - IN sAsps fo< . ses~rsl .p
rising Lesttao~. Who 10 In exil~ q,
kinS<soa Jamaica ks. sssssrd an e.
o0<1ai Of ts Asias ss<sssAip ca far
this city 70 p.rrhss . ss.h>r os rs>
sei. wsr aAs<eial saie eq.spys1
ssfA ispsenesss WI - esssd o.s
ss<~ay ssd sakes 70 sAs sess Of vnr
fsse. 10 n &AlA
H. sssps o0csss 80 sAss ~ people
ne % ssspsssss iSss ~ osy seos -
~ 0<0sss
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

THOMAS Il. REED. ex-speaker OF the
American house, recently visited the
British house of commons as a guest OF
Mr.. p. Stanhope. Mr.. Reed was intro
duced to Sir William Vernon Harcourt
and others and listened to the debate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

The pope IA seized with a sudden
illness recently. DIR. Ceccarelli was
summoned and the pope afterward re-
covered. The only disquieting symp-
tom is that he is apt TO fall into a pro-
found sleep e when taking an airing
in the vatican garden.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

BURLINGTON. la. Jolly IA ms'iS-
nans outbreak OF foo, and mouth dis
ease has developed among the cattle In
this tDcs Moines, county. and /. o-ca-
sioning much uneasipess among farm
es and dairymen The disease comes
on very suddenly. and consists of ulcer
alton OF the tongue and JAYS and swell
ing Of the feet Death h apt 10 enssc
In . short time Fears are expressed
that the disease. which IL extremely
contagious. viii become general
throu hous southeastern Iowa and
neighb.oring ssates and every effort -
being made To q~aarantine and check
the malady.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

The son Of Gen. Isidro Urtecho. COM
mander-in-chief of the N~icaraguan
army, is the only foreign cadet at West
Point He is a young man Of 20, tall
and active, with swarthy skin and
flashing black eyes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

ssarrr& wssh J.ir n-atis~a
Geosg~ Frssets Trslz srssv~a L.4s go
ssax ssf s~ff - nsfnixAs to~ wAzkon.
~ snd % hks ypurs~y. -A<s. ~ -nI
arrive to-day. lie h Ia aga spirits over
b<ssiss sss forr.es -~eos1. eireIiaS ,As
gseh< IN ssssy-swotay~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

LoSpox. July is-Mr. Sexton has OBJ
tanned the support OF serer.i Irish bish-
ou and Is increasing The sdhesioa
Of member Who viii support HIN - .
iesdsr Of the Irish party % Mr. Nc
CAsthy's withdrawal The psrsouai
frie.ds Of Mr.. Dilloo sse Distressed By
his rlsetaaee 20 iead any seesioa II he
fails 20 reu,ise Tie part He Is disPsed
10 join his brother In America and %
ahandoa political agitation for . time
The bulk Of h liberals II consulted
would hsiP NJ sezsos essoss NJ p~
10
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

sssTa EsssAss- Cal. JAY - -T-s
n~n aed . s~xrs salts hsstssx ~as<
s~&< Ssa Mixa~I i.ss Nses.y .~~
dro~s~d Asass~s ~ th~ psrsy elssx
~ . rOrk Zoe t-~aty-sser sosrs ssa
80 ssysA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

MRS. LANsTRY is said to have been
disfgured for life by q kick in the face
by Abingdon Baird some time ago.
Baird, il is further said, paid G25. 900 To
hush the matter up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

THrRTY-oNE pauper immigrants were
returned TO Europe from New York on
the 18th while twenty-eight more were
held for return.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

OAKLAND CITY. Ind. July is-A boy
Is year old. son of Mike Mesersmith.
Eve miles north of here. Was killed by
. runaway horse. He was riding the
horse dragging straw from . thrcsher.
when the animal took fright and ran
In falling from the animal the boys
foot caught in the harness and he ~as
dragged across the 6eld- the horse step
ping on dim several times His body
vas horribly mangaed
Heary Bryant . farmer east Of here.
died from the effects Of chat lodging in
his windpipe while threading
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

Miss MABEL MASON, daughter of .
lighthouse keeper in Lake Erie. has
been awarded a medal for saving a life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

CrFA- r. T.. Jaly ia-E c ss2<k q
Ca. s~aksn 81 oaeaaA ~ T.. ssss
sss,sd for . issys ssn. The ssusss are
sov piscet a. se9. ga TAs nay -
soe iasy& be - sDosss b so9s-ssss
Aeeg ~ AgssA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

An erratic peer Of the name. OF Den
man was suspended in the British house
Of lords recently for behaving un-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
COMMENT.

RoUMANIA has taken steps to head
off an invasion of Jews expelled from
Russia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
INTERNATIONAL TEACHERS.
Election Of Officers At Toronto For the I'm
suing Yesr.

Election NJ Ontrers ~ TORONTO or me I'm
suing Yesr.
TORONTO. Ont. July 1S-There was
no diminution yesterday in the interest
shown by the many thousand delegates
in the different departments of the in
ternational association.
A general meeting vas held in the
morning nj which the committee on
nomination of officers reported thus:
President, f. II. Cook. Of New York;
secretary, r. W.. Stevenson, of Kansas;
treasurer. J. NJ. Greenwood, Of Kansas
City, Mo-; first vice-president w. 4
Garrett, of Tennessee; directors, w. 7.
Harris, United States commissioner Of
education; Alabama, J. II. Powers; Ar
kansas. John w. Shinn; California,
Miss Nora Smith: Connecticut Virgil
q. Curtis: Colorado. w. II. Knapp; Dis
trict of Columbia. H. Richards; Florida,
T. L. Klein; Georgia, Enloe H. Smith:
Indiana. Miss Mary T. Nicholson: ILL.,
nois. 7. K Walker; Iowa, c. 7. Rogers:
Kansas, J. NJ. Boss; Kentucky. w. C.
Cross; Louisiana, q. J. Ramsay;
Maine, NJ. C. Gcrnald; Maryland,
Miss Sarah /. Richmond: Massa-
chusetts. J. L. Prince; Michigan. J. NJ.
Still; Mississippi, J. T. woofey; Mis-
souri,, II. c. Norton; Minnesota, John
T. Bradley; Montana, Thomas i. Mill
er; Nebraska. II. s. Jones; New Hamp-
shire. c. c. Rounds; New Mexico. Hi
ram Hadley; New York state. c. W.
Bardeen; North Carolina. John Ogden;
New Jersey. n. NJ. Butler; Ohio. l.
h Cox: Oregon, Miss Mary McFad-
den: Pennsylvania, n. C. Schaefer;
Rhode Island. Thomas h Stockwell;
south Carolina ". II. Atkinson: South
Dakota. Louis McLouth; Tennessee.
Frank Goodman: Texas, T. e. Harris:
Virginia, James NJ Garnet; Washing
ton, r. T. Gault: Wisconsin. s y. VIII
kins: West Virginia. W. II. Anderson:
Wyoming. J. O Churchill. The report
WAS ndOpsed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

THE bank Of Spain has negotiated .
SO, 600. 600 loan with the Banque de
Paris and the Rothschilds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
1Mo0p bic story.

PINE CRY, Mimi. July is-A fshin 2
party from this city has just returned
from the pine forests 81 snake river.
bringing with them q wild woman and
her sixteen-year-oid daughter. The
daughter tells a story of terrible suffer
ing and ~privation- She says that the
husband aud father Of the family Was
eaten By wolves while In an inioxi
Gated condition last March Since that
time they have had no food in their
humble cabin The three younger
children died Of starvation and were
cooked and eaten one by o By the
mother md e11Dsx daughier. The moth
er's mind isolly gave way.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

x n5aa<.
Arizona republican., 1891-01-28
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Emperor Williams youngest son has been baptised under the name of Joa- Cuin Joseph Humbert.
 An avalanche at Floresta, Italy, yes terday, destroyed eleven houses and killed nineteen persons.
 In Ben Wade township, Minnesota, yesterday, Christ AbrahamsOn, aged Is, killed Annie Swanson, aged l5, and then shielded.
 During a fit of temporary insanity Sunday, B. B. Hopkins, a prominent New York broker, cut his throat in a horrible manner.
 When the new administration took charge of the General Land Office ol Texas, last Tuesday, o. II. HOllingworth was found short about $l2,00O.
 Spain has accepted the proposal of the United States for the negotiation, at Washington, of a Ciprocity treaty, re. lating to American trade with Cuba.
 There was a serious sCrimmage yester- day, at Bordeaux, France, between Ger man and French sailors. A number were dangerously wounded with knives.
 News is received from Buenos Ayres that Kennedy has been selected as me diator between the Chilian government and the insurgents. It is added that President Palmaceda offers to resign.
 Thomas Hetlund and Charles Thomp- son, ranchmen, have been arrested for stealing range cattle on Bad River, South Dakota. Excessive cattle stealing, done by them the past two months, has been charged to Indians.
Arizona republican., 1891-01-28

SPEAKING of the demagoguery and trickery of c. Meyer Zulick, the Tucson Citizen well says: "When the present Legislature made strike at Zulickism and corruption by defeating Harris Baldwin and tlecting Fred Hughes, president of tho Council, it was com mended by the Territorial press ire spective of parry. That action was taken as hopeful sign of Democratic regeneration. The buncombe maneu- vering of the past few days however has dissipated any hopes which may have been entertained that this Legislature will act solely Tor the interests of the people. No more striking proof of this assertion is necessary than their action on the offices of Supei intendent of Pub~ lie Instruction and Attorney General. Both important offices to the Territory; both necessary. What is gained to the taxpayer by the abolishment of the Attorney Generals office, which pays salary of 5000 per annum in the face of the fact that attorneys fees for the cases in which the Territory is now involved would be much in excess of this sum. The proposition is like strain ing at gnat. There is no economy in it. On the contrary it would be a bad busi- ness investment from any standpoint. When Governor Zulick says in defense of the bill to abolish the office that he was elected on reform platform and proposes to stand by the people, he talks like the ward politician and shyster that he is. Zulck's record as chief executive of the Territory does not bear him out in his protestations of affection for the dear peoples interest and the Demo- cratic majority in the Sixteenth Legisla- ture lessen their influence when they lend their ears and their votes to such arch demagoguery. If the Legislature will reform the affairs of the Terri tory alter the manner that a business man has corrected his affairs, it will leave shining record. But all the vapOr- ings and mouthing and buncombe which are now being indulged in will nauseate the Territorial stomach and compel re- vulson of the political digestive or gans."
Arizona republican., 1891-01-28
SHERlFF'S SALE.

A sCUNCfO SANCHEZ, PLAINTIFF, VS J. A W. Slankard, Edwin MarlOw Special ad- ministrator of George MarlOw, deceased) and E. Goldman, defendants.
 Under and by virtue of an execution issued out Of the District Court of the Second Judicial District ot the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Maricopa, dated the 30th day of December, A. D., 1890, and to me, as Sheriff, duly directed and delivered upon c judgment rem dered in said Court in favor of J. W. Slsnkard, II. Goldman, c. Goldman and o. l. Gibbs and against Asouncio Sanchez and Manuel Gonzales, for the sum of Thirty-five (35) dollars and Thirty (30) cents with interest at the rate of per cent per annum until paid, together with aGcruing costs amounting to f2 and costs to accrue as appears to us of record, did on the 2d day of January, A. D. 1891, levy on all the right title, claim and interest of Manuel Gonzales in and to the following described real estate in the County of Maiicopa, Territory of Arizona, to wit: The southeast L of section IS, in township north, range east, of the dila and Salt River Base and lots 30, 31 and 32 in block 10, lots 43 and fl in block 9, lot S7 in block 6, lot SS in block z lots l9 and 20 in block 2, lot IS in block - all in the townsite of Tempe
 Public notice is hereby given that will at 12 o'clock, noon, on Tuesday, the Sd day Of Feb ruary, lS9h at the Court House door of Maricopa County, in the City of Phmnix, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States, all the right, title, claim and interest of the said Manuel Gonzales in and to the above described real estate or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment and all costs of suit
 Dated PhRnix, Ariz., January S. 1891.
 5i-id J. E. MONTGOMERY, sheriff.
Arizona republican., 1891-01-28

TIE REPUBLICAN can endorse the sug, gestion of it's morning contemporary in regard to the appointment of officers for the new county of Coconino. The new county should not be put to any unnecessary expense, such as a special election would incur, It is but twenty months till the next regular election and then no one would vote but legally registered electors of the county. As we understand it, the people of the new county are ready to unite upon ticket made up from both parties for recom- mendation to the Governor, and under these circumstances we should think appointment could be made satisfactory to all and heavy expense saved.