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Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27
Gtonr. Gila County. Arizona.

January 25th, 1892. Notice is hereby given that at the next ensuing term of the District Coart, in and for the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, to be held on the 18th day of April 1892. at the Court House of said county, l will apply for judgment against the lands and real estate and personal property described in the foregoing De linquent List of said county for the year 189l for the taxes, interest, penalties and costs due thereon, and for aa eraer to sell the same for the s,.ti4lae un thereof
 also hereby give notice that on the sth Monday of April 1892, which is the Monday next succeeding the day fixed by law for the commencement of said term of said District Court, all the lands and real estate aud personal property for the sale of which an order shall be made, will be exposed to Public Sale at the Court House of said county, for the amount of taxes, interest, penalties and costs due thereon
 ]. II THOMPSON, Sheriff and ex -officio Tax Collector, Gila County, 4. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27

J. II. Thompson, being first duly sworn, deposes and says; That he is the Sheriff and ex-ollicio Tax Collector of said Gila county. That on the third Monday in December 1891, the same being the 21st day of said month, he did at the close of his official business on that day enter upon the Duplicate Assessment Roll statement that he had r.ado levy upon all property therein 'asses,ed, the taxes upon which had not
Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27
Look at some Of our Prices .

Look at some of our Prices Cashmere pants reduced from So to S3. 25 Worsted pants reduced from S6 to S4 Pants from Sl. % up and there is a nice assortment
 All wool suits reduced from S10 to SC, Worsted suits are sold for half value Hats are almost given away and every thing else in proportion.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27

been paid and did immediately ascer- tain the total amount of taxes then de- linquent, and did file in the office of the Treasurer statement, duly verified of said amount. And the foregoing is a true list of all persons and property owing any taxes, which sand list is csm- dleted on this the 31st day of December 1891, and is known as the Delinquent List. ]. H. THOMPSON.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 31st day of December 1891.
 OGO CHAS. T. MARTIN,
 21et-, c.2esSec, Notary Public, Gila O., A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27
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Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27

Pemberton, John-Psrsonal prop
 erty, S w 4 Sec. 10, township
 {, range l3, 160 acres; taxes, in-
 tersst, penalties and costs, 199 , Purrett John Personal proper. ty; taxes interest, penalties and
 costs, l2 3isper & Dennhard -- Personal
 property ,possessory right to and
 improvements on ranch at Pay
Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27

Ussery, ". W, personal proper ty, possessory right to and i'm. provemonts on ranch on Tonto creek; taxes, interest, penalties and costs 3s lG Ussery, Phylena NJ personal property possesssry right to and improvements on ranch on Tonto creek, half mile above c. Hosfelts; taxes, interest, pen alties and costs 20 70 Ussery, King personal property, possessory right to and improve ments on ranch on Tonto crock, about 12 miles above tho mouth; taxes, interest, penalties and coats 3l 2l Unknown, lot 2, block 89, lot 4 block S9, lot 27, block Y3, town of Globe; taxes, interest, pen alties and costs A
Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27

watkins J. A.-personal A. proper ty taxes interest, psnaltiesand costs bl O3 Wentworth, Watts, Gray X Com pany,-mill, hOistinS works and other improvements at Grand Prize mine, Webbsr creek; tax es, interest, penalties and costs G6 g Wallace, A. NJ -personal proper ty, lot s, block 80, town of Globe; taxes, interest, penalties ond costs : 92 Williams, Horace personal prop erty; taxes, interest, penalties and costs 2 l8 Wilson, Geo F.--personal prop erty, possessory right to and improvements on ranch in Pleas ant valley, known as the old Middleton ranch taxes, inter est, penalties and costs 4G 90 Weymeth and personal property, possessory right 10 and improvements on ranch mile south of Round valley; tax es, interest, penalties and costs 126 20 Wood, S P personal property taxes, interest, penalties and costs 22 55 Walters Cattle Go. ,- personal  property, possessory right to and improvements on ranch on mid dle Tonto creek; taxes, interest, penalties and costs 70 83 Walters, J. L. Tpersonal prop erty; taxes, interest penalties and costs Il 22 Wood, J w. solvent debts; tax es, interest, penalties and costs 70
 Y. Young, W. J. personal property; taxes, interest, penalties and costs 2 90 TERRITORY or ARIZONA, ss
 County of Gila "'
 J. II. Thompson, being first duly sworn, deposes and says That he ia the Sheriff and ex-olicio Tax
Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27
Knights Of pythIas.

Regular meeting oi Piual Mountain Lodge No II, Tuesday night af each week at Ma, sonic Hsll All brothers in good standing are cordially invited.
 Jon ATKINS, C. C. ". F WgxTBoFP, K k. s,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27

The Old Dominion Copper Com pany,-The Globe Ledge mine patented, said mine is situated in Globe Mining District, Gila County, A. T. taxes, interest, penalties aud costs 7,3l5 90 Tewksbury, Lydia A.-personal property, possessory right to and improvements on ranch on Cherry creek in Pleasant valley taxes, interest, penalties and costs Sl Co Thomas, Joseph lot 23, block S2, lot 24, block S2, town of Globe; taxes, interest, penalties and costs 2 A Tidwell, Mrs. Sarah A personal property taxes, interest, penal
 ties and costs l0 v Telfair Mining Company-Telfair mine, patented, said mine is sit
 uated in Globe Mining District, Gila county, A. T. taxes, inter
 est, penalties and costs 5S G
Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27
ty} taxes, interest, penalties and


tyS taxes, interest, penalties and costs 95 Sampson and Hughes personal property, house and lot in Pay son, known as Sidles hetel,
 house and lot in Payson, known as Landings blacksmith shop, house, lot in Payson, known as Robbins house, half interest in possessory right to and improve
 ments on ranch in Round val ley; taxes, interest, penalties and costs 43 90 IShsnisy, Patrick---personal prop
 erty, possesaory right to and
 improvements on ranch at mS Mllen, improvements and lot south of Globe; taxes, interest penalties and costs l95 90 Shanley, Ed, personal property;
 taxes, interest, dsnelties and coats 30 59 Shanley, George-personal prop
 erty; taxes, interest, penalties and costs 35 2l See, John S. personal property,
 possessory right to and improve.
 ments on ranch on Tonto creek
 taaes, interest, penalties and
 costs 35 87 St. Jermain, Joseph personal
 property. possessory righS to
 and Improvements on ranch at
 Pine creek settlement; taxes,
 interest, penalties and costs 9 7S See, John M.-personal property,
 S. of S. E l, Sec, 30, town
 ship 1, range l5, 80 acres; taxes;
 interest, penalties and costs 20 70 Sanders, J, F., Jr.-personal | property, possessory right to
 and improvements on ranch on
 Tonto creek at Mormon settle.
 ment; taxes, interest, penalties
 and costs % 30
Arizona silver belt., 1892-02-27
!. Q. 0. E.

Regular meeting of Globe beLodge No. 6, I. 0. o. F., on Monday night Of each week at MasonicHall.
 Allhrothersin good dstandjng are cordially invited.
 EI. RgNRRooK Sec'Y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
FIFTH EDITION.


New CASTLE, Dec. i0.--The busiest
people In New Castle at this time ara
the church people. The members Of
st. Peters r. q. Church arc arranging
fora big church fair to be held In the
church during the holidays. There
has not been a fair held by them for
five years, and this promises to be a
very successful one. There will he
five principal tables representing the
different societies OF tho church. OF
these tho L. A, u. Society will have
one Mrs. James Toner Will supcrln-
tend, representing ShawtCn Miss
Li2zie MeCue FOR tho trustees and Mrs.
John McCue another.
Eugene Meredith. OF Wilmington, o
brother OF Frank Meredith. tho ice
cream man, was brought to the home
OF his parents here last evening, hav-
Ing been seriously hurt while coup
ling cars near Che5wold. DR.. r. II.
1ybout was called In and attended to
the Injured man. after which no rested
easier, but was reported not so we'll
this morning. Mr. Meredith Is a
,1rakeinan in the employ OF the p.
w. II b. railroad,
U; Grant Dennison. wife and child.
OF Winnebago, ILL.,, are visiting Ii. A.
Denniaon.
Mise Emma Anderson, who has BEEN
tho guest OF Miss Miriam Davidson.
LETT FOR her homo near Worton, Md.
thls morning.
Mrs. Burton OF Baltimore who has
been visiting friends here. returned
homo yesterday.
Niles Mamie DUNCAN will leave to-
day to visit friends in Reading.
Rev. N. i. Stahl and wife, who have
been visiting Mrs. II. Taggart return
ell to their homo In Scranton, Pa, to-
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Tho choir OF st. Andrews Church
beginning tomorrow Will celebrate
the Advent season by rendering
various selections from tho Oratorio
OF the Messiah" The first numbers
OF this work arc directly relevant To
the current season preceding the
coming of tho Messiah and aside from
being especially significant, tho rom
dering of this class Of music by
chorus choir, under the direction of
orSaulst John Craig, attest nllke his
a ility as adIrGctOr and tho degree Of
proficiency attained by his singers.
The choir Is diligently at work on
their Christmas program. wlri5a is
promised TO be one OF exceptionally
character, judging from the abilities
Of the we'll kuowa composers from
which 1t Is drawn and they expect TO
render them in u most finished and
acceptable manner.
The lie Dcnnie" for tomorrow scr
vice willbe the work OF Goo. William
WHnen. Tho public is cordially in.
Ylted to attoDd lhsse services.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10


at The Deer lnrs { ofrl Nrtvsir.t Delaware
Nll tt#tH'1tplul'#fun % i-iins or 1lr,'e
sru1r5ttst flnri4 OF i#H3 iuHstf'5t ftrtty lit
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Iruta trr urrI ir.0 rnlWu'ar she -'lpuI-
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tl l+'lnH. Hul nHttat Two nHI IN btlf
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lul 1ztrhru, iI41t nousE EHru i
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y liEariug 1rtift. The Urn 8. wS'i
wHIrtFl Hul ynrkI eafN ellic'tt ~ schools,
clDrtsri IylIrorIi AMI pustDaiac
Nu . SIS .purliad ifuin teaui No. u,
the puhfir rpHl. iH bONUlC nv rhp puhlig
10, aai tIy lamb al W IN Avn RrecG md
WJtAfHfp hNls It'll p NoH ailntnt t4
tHH.Kt3ig puI plras; yuuuius Nv rrrput
SHth"S four trrrR two 70 lis and c'ght
UCtEHcs ct lBui, Nuurr or lt.s.
No ,. lsu rst Of Nury valuable wonl-
land lAlng about one quarter OF "A Hitc
dls'hHi $50 % traats Mo- j lnt :, bounded
. H$ i94dsn NIitiRH Kyle My T., nrlai5s
and William fiC AN! .nutzIIuy hy re-.
cont shry-. "fNtaeH arros aud twruty-six
nui itFc.tont,ls rereacs OF iana. more Or
less
TERMS Dt sal .F.--'rru percent. of the
purchase ruunoy.is Ia he nina on tho DIV
OF splp sud rhn bhlHnrr thereof 10 br paid
on or hef0rr $atiiriiay, March - lsgA TIE
tea percenia4" IalA an the tllS OF sale
VIII be trWted Al Part OF ike purchase
utUuey II the other terms pf s.lo are com
pies ~tth, utAerwl il win he forfeited
Tor non compliance uul the prOberty
GgNtIbiIerHd f1i sale.
] ~. II. ilOfFEG KER .fr. trustee,
Atts'stt Oi hy his ATTORNEY.
G9flS FEGGi'SoS, ltnR lstRF e, q.
WILLIAM A. lAUKHL, Auetioaecr.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
FOURTH EDITION


This mornings session of court con
vened at 10 O'Clock, and Immediately
after the opening the Jury III the case
OF Quinn, administrator of Harry T.
Poa0e, ys. The johnson Forge Com.
pany,'werc charged by Judge Cullen,
who said that IL was the duty OF the
jury to carefully examine the testl.
mony given by the witnesses on both
sides. He said that it was I'm establish.
cd principle OF law that an employer
must take precaution to use reason.
ably safe machines and other nppur-
tenanees for mis- employees. III he did
not, then he must DO liable for any in.
jury they might sustain.
II the Jury believed that the Injuries
sustained by Peace were caused Ivy
negligence on tile part OF the defend.
ant, they must render verdict Tor
plaintiff. But If, on the other hand,
they believed from tho testimony that
tho defendant company had used
every reasonable precaution TO pre-
vent accidents, anu that. as was testi-
He'd to by sev, raj witnesses this piece
OF macl inery YVES safo, then they
would have to find for the defendant.
In regard TO the amount OF damages,
II they should lind for tho plaintiff,
that was matter for them to decide.
Inc charge was Drlef, ana tho jury
retired at 1920 O'Clock.
While they were out a number of
arguments and motions were heard
and disposed OF.
The jury had not como in when
court took recess.
During the morning there were six
teen ltalians, who took their final oath
OF citizens, all of whom were vouched
for by Olllcer hi Mare. who Is improv.
ing his seven days enforced vacation
by making DemoGrat votes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Frank Jackson, colored. was asked
by Judge Ball this morning why he
got Intoxicated Judge, had chill
yesterday and nfriend told me to get
q pint and put some pepper in IL, aud
II would break the chill. did 1t, and
beside breaking tho chill 1t broke my
head.n After Franks head had been
broken Officer Leech found him on
Market street bridge. AS Frank was
also broken financially he will epend
twenty DAYS on tho stone pile.
William II. Sinus had been so eager
to obtain money for liquor that ne
wanted to pawn his clothes. Officer
Leech prevented him from SO doing
and the prisoner was fined 81 and
costs.
John Ryan. who said he lived In the
city of Brotherly Love, WIS drunk and
begging on our streets yesterday,
when he was met by an officer The
Philadelphlan was tinod SO and costs.
Daniel Golden, another Pennsylvania,
was fined 81 and costs for drunken.
ness. Alexander Wortenburg was
also fined VI and costs for drunken.
ness.
Annie Morris charged Willis brakes,
colored, with committing ali assault
and battery upon her, The affair took
place at Annie's homo on Saturday,
October 10th. At that time he struck
her with a chair, and when he had
broken il he attempted to break All
other one over her body. In thls he
was mistaken, rs nelghbor prevent
ed him. For his brutal assault he was
fined $25 and costs and two months
Imprisonment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Russell Crmr, colored, living al
Newport and employed as track
TNlher on tho eidware railroad, was
killrd this morning near the junction
Of tho r., W. ~ +. and Delaware rail,
roads.
Craig, with Gang Of workmen, was
at work OH tho track whom the acct
dent happened. Train No. 92, due In
this city at Ills o'clock, was coming
up The rUad, md before the deceased
could get out OF the way lie waa
struck AID hurled to ono side OF the
track. When To was picked up life
was extinct. After striking Craig tho
engineer stopped his engine and had
Lle dead man brought to this city,
where the body was taken TO tho nos
pltal room and later TO the mOrEue.
coroner Kirk will hold m Inquest. Tho
dead man was 50 years OF age and I'M
married. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Judge Grub sat in tho Orphans
Court this morning aud disposed OF
the following business:
A petition In partition In the matter
of rOal estate OK the late James &. Nc
Comb, deceased. The court appointed
the following gentlemen on the com.
mission To apTaise the same: J. l..
Carpenter, ST.. Caleb T.. johnson. Chas.
VI. Townsend, Wm. McCaulley and
Mark NJ. CleaYor.
In tho matter of snle OF real estate
belonging to the estate Lewis LRboub,
to pay debts was granted.
The Security Trust and Safe De-
posit Company wert appointed gaar-
dian on petition OF Amanda q. Ford,
for Morris G.. Elliott.
The Security Trust Company were
also appointed guardian for Clara S.
Fox, minor.
Lettie Grub was appointed guar
dian for henry $. and Mary +. Grub,
hDr minor children.
Margaret W. Yates waived her rights
in the will OF John q. Yates. taxing
ner dover in real estate instead.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

A Wooddale farmer called at tho
police station this morning aud stated
that his hen coop had haAn eatered
...sSv night anu twelve fine chickens
stolen. The farmer said he heard some
one In the coop during tho night but
had no idea that 1t was thieves. Ser
geant Wig9lesworth took the man
through the King and Madison street
markets in hopes Of finding tho chick
ems but they were unsuccessful. The
farmer says the next time he hears
any ono In his coop he will know
whether they are thieves or not.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
They Hrnt Cunning.

A few days since party of twenty
two, consisting Of some of the crack
shots on tho East side, concluded tC
take u couple OF days Off and go gun
ming. one OF the number Is stalwari
saloon keeper and lac was chosen cap
tain, the others promising to obey his
orders implicitly, The party started
for Townsend. where they made them
solves comfortable for ths night
When they arose on Thursday morn
ing the weather was uufavorable aud
the captain decided not to take hts
man to tho bloody field. On toward
noon IL broke away, and tho valiant
force started out but had not gone far
when cotton tall frightened by tine
appearance OF such a formidable force,
started out to lind safer quarters, but
ever reached them, Ms he fell rlddled
with shot Ton more wero added dur.
ing the day. and tho party marche
hOme in the evening with eleven rab
bits and two snail birds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
hnuscinents.


The two New York successes. young
Loves Dream" and "rhe Family Cir
Gle, was presented ut the Grand Opera
man company Young Loves Dream
is inst class dramatiIation of Charles
Dickens story, ''Boots at Holly Tree
Iun,' and Is a good piece to attract at
tCntion. Tho Family Circle'i5 a most
.lauEhable comedy and the situations
brought out are laughable to an eX.
IRENE. The company is strong one
and deserves the success 1t Is meeting
With in the presentation OF tLese
pieces.
The attraction this evening at the
Grand Opera House will be in the
form of Uncle Toms Cabin" to be
presented by Stetson's Double Mon.
ster Company. This organization is
composed oil well-known artists and
is said to own the largest dog in
America, weighing 800 pounds. stand
Ing IS inches high to tho shoulder and
measures seven feet from tip to tip
and is said to be the one that was on
exhibition at the Ninth and Arch
streets Dime Museum, and In all the
leading cities.
The Power of Gold" n new play
Idenllng with current London life Rnd
telling a story OF current interest, will
be presented at tho Grand Opera
House next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. The scenery il quite mas.
siYe, dealing mainly with tenement
houses blind alleys, IL lunatic usylu m,
Ia founding hospital and the Regents
canal. II Is play that will meet with
SUCCESS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

The Gawthrop Plumbing Company
brought suit this morning before Esq
Smith, on book account, against NJ RS.
Weldle, residing at go Jefferson
etreet, for work done on tho drain
leading from her property to the
sewer amounting to 1925. Deputy
Attorney Giles appeared for the 4
PENDANT and George Brown, Esq, 1
the plaintiff. The Squire gave jud u
for full amount of the I'LL, Ten dolly
lars for the lawyer hardly pays, and
have to pay tho bill ard other
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
Rnts.

Tho Rockford and Oriole foot ball
elevens played a game Of loot balls
ut the Front aud Union street ground
this afternoon. The teams ara ANA
teurs and good game Is expected.
Union street between Ninth and
Eleven is being covered with ashes.
$500 will puy a dressy tailor made
overcOat worth $1,000. Liverpool x
London Iailors, sci Market st.
All wool pants to order, $500, 81. 90;
suits $1,000, $3.50. Liverpool London
Iailors, Ell Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Sergeant Wlgglcsworth has received
a letter from Polire Captain kersey,
who Is passing his weeks vacation In
West Virginia. in winch he relates a
thrilling experience with largo bear.
While among the mountains on We'd
nesday he espied bruin In clump of
bushes, Before he could raise his rifle
the bear was upon him, and in an in
slant tho captain was upon his back,
and had 1t not been for the appearance
OF his uncle he would undoubtedly
have been killed. The captain reports
wild turkeys numerous. and has al.
ready shot large number, He Is ex-
pected home on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
WIN. B. SHARP { CO
Fourth and Market Sis.

Our sales of ladies' coats,
wraps and fur capes have
noen large. We have taken
unusual care to have only
the finest and best made
that is possible for the
money, For S., $3.50 and
SO we show Il cheyiot and
twill cloth coat, tailor-made,
that cannot be eXcelled any
Where. With constant sell.
ing certain lines become
broken as to sizcs---all such
we have laid aside on one
table to be disposed of at a
reduction. The list follows,
subject to continual change
in styles:
Black CheviOt trimmed with black
fur and fur hoad ornumeu is,
..... So 30.
Black Chaviot trimmed with black
AstrakIn with rur ornaments.
$500.
Plain black cloth with bluck but.
tons, $500.
BLACK diagonal with covered but
tons. a. 80.
Black twillod CheviUt vita smoked
pearl buttons $3.50.
Black twilled Cheyiot wat!Hu back,
with pearl buttons, $3.50.
Black Cheviot with wOttuu back
and large cuffs 5000.
Back diagonal, fancy silk faclns5
aud pearl buttons $1,000.
Diagonal Ghevlot with black lac
ing, $1,000.
Fine hHck leaver with fancy
tucked buck, Sl2 30.
Back Diagonal. tucked back, large
Guns and fancy satlu facing,
SflOO.
Plain ULlek cloth, trimmed with
light fur and fancy ornaments,
$l2.5O.
Tan coats iii odd sizes and
prices.