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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
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n.ss-BaIi TINS Afternoon.

In the game of baseball this afternoon
between the Forest Hills and. Elbas the
victorious team will get $40 and the entire
gate receipts. The game promises to be a
hotly-contested Que, as bosh clubs Will
carry excellent material to the held ana
the contest will no doubt be witnessed by
a large sssemblage of "cranks." The
game will be called at 5 O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
Pur. ana wAaIe.ems Qa.:,.z

s91.sss5.,Ss 70 FaSae approyai sils Call.
forniA liquid laxative remedy. Syrup OF
Figs. II Is pleasant to the tasts. and By
asting gently on the Kidneys, liver, and
bowels to cleanse the system s6eotuAlly 4
promotes the health and comfort Of ~
WHO use Is. and with mllliops Il 3 ths best
and only remedy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
Gone 10 DO nfl.slou Work.

A postal received by the DISPATCH from
San Francesca, dated, August 18th, says:
Rev. Cameron johnson. son OF Major w.
J. johnson. of Richmond. Va, sailed to-
day on the steamship Oceanic for Corea to
DO MISSION work. He made the trip from
New York 10 Frisco in four and q half
days. largo pirty left on the same
steamer for China, Japan, Corea, Siam.
and Laos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23


NEW YORK. August e2.-The stock market
to-day was narrow. Rosding. New England,
Rhode Island. and Atchison nionopolixins tho
greater part - ,te business among railroad
shares and Lead and Sugar among the Indus-
trials.
OPENING STRONG.
The market opened strong. bat ben- raids on
New England broke tho entire iiss Toe urgent
demands 20 cover shorts In tho Changers. how.
ever, sent Rhode Island MP about per cent,
and manipulation OF Lesd sent is price about 3
per cent An upward movement was insugu.
rated which met with no real setback during
the rest OF the session. Reading was most SC
tive and tho strongest STOCK.
CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The market closed active and strsag above
the opening sales. saiss-Listed, 2&o,000; un-
listed, 63,500.
MONEY AND EXCHANGES.
Evsnsno.-Exchangs ouics and steady rs 4s7,sa
4s9. Commercial bills. 4se,4s4s7tx. Money
easy &C 1Ha2: ciosing offered 1t 2. sub
Treasury balances Coin. eos. 600 cur
rency, SEQ, $4,000. Governments dull but
steady 4 per cents, 1874 state bonds dun
but steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

got him OF the even track and brought on
fresh attack OF INDIGESTION and Dye
pepsia. 1t was Simmons Liver Regulator
that cured this time. II never faus. 4ou
want 10 keep Il on hand also for any bll-
ious attack. or for Constipation. y sne
tDergency remedy. unlike pills IL tre q.
feet. No gripings, and does mol dop1i't - ?
Try " oacos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
mAnrNE INrEILraENcr.

PORT OF RICHMOND. August ~. 1891
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers, George w. Alien
d Co., Agents.
Steamer Ariel. Dsyo, Norfolk. merchandise
ana passengers: "a B. ratum. vlce-presldsnt
Schooner The Josephine, Townsend Savan-
nah, pyrttes, Curtis = Parker
Schooner r. G. Schultz, Lowery, City Point, 10
load railroad-tics for New York.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, AUGUST 90, 1892.
tBy telegraph
AnRrvEp.
Steamship Jsrl Mobhe.
Schooner Viking, New York.
Schooner Newburg, New YORK.
SAILED.
steamship Jarl, Dordrecht.
Schooner q. A. Campbell, Boston,
PORT OF WEST POINT, AU0uJr %, 1877
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo
steamship City OF Atlanta. Dole, New fork,
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Fairfax. Baltimore, passengers ana
general cargo.
steamshfp Fairfax. Boston vid Norfolk, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamship City OF Atlanta, New York vfd New
port News and Norfolk, passengers aud gen.
steamsnip Baltimore, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
Sent On to tho United states Grand Jur,

sent On 70 tho Unfted STATES 6rhnu ouff'
+. ]. Gould alias 0. T. Miller alas Mousy
was before United States Commissioners
Henry Flegenheimer yesterday morning
charged with sending libellous postal
card through the mails to Mr.. T. H Baker,
the proprietor of the Globe Hotel, on Main
street..
The case was certified to the grand jury.
Gould was bailed for his appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
From the C.plsoI,

The Governor yesterday commissioned
John r. woockouse, treasurer OF Princess
Ammo. to distribute tho direct-tax fund IN
that county. j. Evans Nottingham was
appointed commissioner to distribute the
fund in Northampton. Dinwiddie county
was paid her portion OF the tar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
na. rhop.ana cord. Of wood Barned.

MIR. Emmett Richardson, who lives Of
ouintofl, on the York River division OF
the Richmond and Danvilis railroad. hsc
Loco cords of wood burned on Sunday. ~
is not known hero what was tho origin q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

Esw Ycsx. Argus q. -Coe>ea qoi>4s ual1,on1
uplands. 7s4c., 0rleeaA 736r; 49, ~ noA(c;
sosel net ssss,pss e ~ ~, - - Se,zSl e
e hs!ss; = sne cSssisssk 80 S1a5
"a ss;ss - s & I'll. :'' q s e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
PROPOSALS.
OrTIcE or sHE LosAL BoAspl
oyRnnxr OF bRkMHLsI0N WAxp.

OFFICE or sHE LosAL BoAspl
or InpRovRnnxr OF bRA1Lsrox WAxp.
NonyoLK, Va, August 20. 1882
lids WILL, BE RECEIVED AT
Id this oflce until O'Clock p. N. OF the 9th
day 81 SEfTSMBER, 1892, for furnishing the
mat vial and doing the work OF grading, gutter
Ing, cnroinE. and saslbns. &C. fAfk avsnue' y
* Zach I'd must be accopp anica By certified
check In the sum OF $500, payable % mo order
o. this Board, ~ . guarantee that the pldooF
win make contract II awarded niu
the contrs cor win be required % sfye ooad n
tbs sum u $4,000. II.
cfRce o. that 81 the CITY xpgness
The right 70 ro1oos Az e s n;at
Secretary tou>s H>sxa q inpxo1snsalo q n1ssar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

h,A. . I'VE, a Chain and Charm.
sAibs ~ ntiehiaond Locomotive aad Ma
n Yesterday At noon III. Jamss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
ruar,rt.H Tor tha Mana frh


AUGUST 22.--No auction offerings to-day.
Private sales: Filters. 8; smokers, q; wrap
pers, 80; scrap, 4-total ~, hogsheads.
Revenue collections; Cigars ana cgaret,es'
Mr.. K. d. Christian II home from the White
Sulphur to-day and there was quits an exhibit
| OF long boxet-ur Wrappers on Change.
Mr.. Charles Watkins, OF Milton, n. q, THIS
afternoon reports confirmation OF all bad crop
| news from VIVA. he saw and heard on bis trip.
Mr.. j. Is. Easley, OF South Boston, Va, has
! been lately through Halifax and Pittsy'yania
counties VA lie says tobacco is being cut With
| three small top leaves on |. In many places.
Some crops are abandoned and the COWS turned
| In the field to get the grass while green. Gay
| lands with rain will make late tooacco, put
| green, thin, and coarse. Some crops are dis
eased with a red band around tho edges Of tho
/ leaf A few favored spots VIII Fave GOOD 20
| bacco. 1t wiz be an 1881 crop over again.
| Messrs. Davis and Gregory have been In diner
| Carolina viii have some good tobacco that will
come In early, and that tho best OF IT, but the
drought Is curtailns the crop badly every day
and a short crop 10 inevitable
Mr. g. z. Wilson, from Rocky Mount, N. O.,
says they hope TO sell 100000 pounds there
| against 100000 last year. Tbs crop 10 badly
| burned, with some good tobacco here and there.
Mr.. Il. d. Armstrong; famous crop vss badly
Rocsy Gourt. n. O., win hold another tobacco
fair this week. Darlington, o. c., opens ssios 90
| the 9th Instant
A Henderson, tobacco man ssitss his observs.
lions 10 a friend here The crop V nearer ruined
half 10 two thirds can be evsn made " pounos'
! No prospects for rain and none for weeks past
Durham parties say It Is bad With them there
The market must strengthen before many days
WESTERN RRroRTa
| Clark esyiile, Tenn. Market 1sn and active.
isycra 3 we Ssl ' 49,
| LonisyilIe, KY: Large sales oe Barley ~ fully
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM All, GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or TIE WoALn


By telegraph 70 the Dsspssoh-i
~ WARRINGTON, d. G.. August a.
| RAIN Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours-ircm midnishs to
midnight: Showers In southern
portion and on the coast; winds shifting
to southeasterIy.
For North Carolina: Showers Tuesday
slightly warmer in che interior; southeast
winds.
Tas wrArHEa IN RlcHsoxD YxsrzapAx
was cloady.
Range Of tae thermometer ct the 'front.'
door of the DrsRArca Office yesterday,
. A. ~ ....................... "a
a. M.........- ..................s.... q
~ Al. ............s.s..s'... %
SIP. M.................... ....... SO
pr. M. ..s.s..ss....ss.s.s...s 90
Midnight ...................s... 70
Nj san Temperature. ............... 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

ctin "sugging" at the TROUSERS. Necessity
10 driving some--bu. the prices that are ruling
our entire stock Of SEPARATE PANTS are
tempting everybody.
This special sale lasts until every pair Is sold.
There isn't u bad pattern In the lot WE
picked them all-and made them ell up. Better
ntting Pants can't be cut.
The English are great folks for wearing trou-
ssrings. so are the French, and our own mills
are not slow in designing or executing. From
all three these effects came. Tho newest and
choicest we could put our hands on. Tho only
reason they're reduced Is TO suit a whim Of ours
never 70 carry over any stock-not even pair Of
Pants.
All the fun is on your side-purely business
with us Keep In mind there arc some PLAIN
BLACK coRKscREws Included. Tho others
are patterned eirects-and ALI Of them are tn
the sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

caAIN AND corroN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Auruss 3d. Ovysnuos-Wh
7. s3o bushels. Corn--Wnite, t.7U4 nuahnis
mixed, 900 busneis. 0at4 ]. y2< bushsis
S4Lsa --Whe8t 3,3z6 nuHhcls- Corn-Whl1es
4x2 puxhclk. Oats 146 oaaaeta-
oU0TArfox<
waxkr. .Louxbsrry. 75sS2s Nixsd. 73aola
0onx.--Wsjts. virsiDiA ooe.; M 2. vhlss'
COO. No .. mixed. 05c.
OAfA-.Wintor (lor sced). x3a<0<ss ~ &,
FAXED. sss39e. No = Mixed 50s17e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

,,. .ae iwen,y-ffth anniversary Of the pas
tt4W OF Rev. j. h. Holmes. Of the First
b~'..'t church (colcred), was celebrated
s.,, 'la' congregation on sunday. Tie
ey.. '..s specially SGT apart In honor Of the
- 'Gok place az o'clock in the after
~, o1i hey. J. L. Jones, ID, d., preached a
!, p .oi 'i6le sermon. which was followed
w., my; Holiness review of his pastoral
ms; touching upon the growth and
H., egeishlp Of his church, the pastor said
is1s ls Was elected 10 fba; position in
~, sho that during the twenty-five years
lss,,5 I~se sinco elapsed 6.626 had become
upmtef q ms congregation, Of which
hs5 W Ne lad baptized Ais; l.07s couples
h. sea united by him in marriage. and
Be-. - preached lao funerals Of mem.
d. NJ ~ , his church. Rev. Holmes told OF
dssyd p.nii "ork while his people we're en-.
No,S,us " build their present house OF
iur,6s,p ~ ~ cost OF $4,000, aud remarked
lad ts,. "I 10 bis address thar not only
soms been paid for but also tho hand
provesSa a,el pipe-orgsn aud S2,109 IN im-
lac s,aa 70 tEs new church. excepting
vel, Ouht Of $1,000. His report was
hai sss ssssd and showed that the church
beam S remarkable strength sincs be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
rauAuCnAL
MONEY. MONEY. MONEY.
" $4,000, $4,000. si,Soo. si.oco

IMPROVED RicHSoND CITY PKoPxnTr AT
I, PER CENT. Call at oncs Il 700 wish g - u
.os,.a, FRANZ Res. Il s ni sssSs:s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

The cause Of Mr.. Fishers death was
heart trouble, from which he had suffered
from childhood. Early in the spring he
had to leave his desk in the Capitol, and
about two months ago went to Augusta
county, hoping that the mountain air
would improve him.
The remains will reach this city ula the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway Of O'Clock
this morning, and will be conveyed TO the
Monumental church by detail from the
Fire Department. The funeral will take
place from that church at s o'clock this
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
nav YORK STOCK MARKET.

II san .emperalurs. ................--
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09

A tragedy occurred in Tucson last Sunday morning shortly after i2 o'clock, resulting in the death of police officer Vim. Elliot, and a Mexican named Santos Alvarado. Two Mexi- cans witnessed the conflict. As they drew near they heard one exclaim in Mexican, "Shoot me if you want to; you can't arrest me,n He no sooner finished the sentence than the man spoken to fred a shot at him; the other one jumped at him and another shot was fired Both men then fell to the ground, grooming,
 Before assistance could be had both men were dead. Alyarado is said to be fugitive from Sonora, having com mjtted serious crimes there, and tho supposition is that he was drunk when Officer Elliot attempted to arrest him. Alvarado resisting, the officer fred q shot to frighten him, when the Mexi- can sprang upon Elliot and plunged a knife into his heart, Almost simultaf neous with the knife thrust, officer Elliot fired tho second shot which pon ctrated Alyarado's Jeff breast
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09

A great rush of people to the new silver camp in Mohaye county is re ported, which is certainly not justified by the present condition of the mines there, of more correctly speaking, prospects. Sufficient work has not been done yet to determine their value, although the widest kind of estimates are telegraphed to the San Francisco press, one alleging that there are 3,OOO,O 900 ounces in sight There are about 500 miners in the new camp, very few of whom can find employ ment The nearest water is nine miles, and the heat is intense 4 good deal of suffering has resulted.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09

At Niagara Falls there will be erect cd soon an observation tower. It is said that a stock company have been formed for that purpose. 1t will be of great night, located on the American side of the river near the new Suspcn- sion Bridge, and just outside tho res eryation. Engineer Wallace has pre- pared plans for the tower, with the understanding that it will be finished during the present year. Tho tower will probably be of steel T. is also reported that corporation papers have been filed in Toronto by a company styling themselver the Ejfol Tower and Elevator Company, who will build an observation tower on the Canadian side, 1sO feet high
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09
PREFERRED LOCALS

The largest and finest assortment of smokers articles and tobaccos in Arizo na at the News Depot
 At Taylms News Depot can be found the largest and most complete stock of toys, notions, fancy goods, stationery, siIyerwsre &c, &c., suitable for birth day, or other presents, at very low prices
 A large and well selected line of sam pies of clothing just received, at G, s. Van Wcgeuen's.
 c. [, Taylor is the sole agent in Globe for the celebrated brand ot Cyrus Noble whiskiqs.
 Some large size boots at a bargain, at G. s. Van Wagenens.
 Location notices, free, at aao Re cordcr's office
 Five tlepsou3 K5y West cigars just received 2 G, S Van Wegeuou's.
 Choice cigars, at C. $. Van Wage non's.
 New sosk of Iaau'a gloves, of all kiuds, at G $, Van wasenous 
 New invoice or choice case whisky received at G, s. Van Wogeueu's
 C. E Taylor agent for tue White sewing machine.
 Desirable furnished room4, north ., the bridge Mrs j. C. RaMspuuL
 II you want pnge medicinal Equors of any kind either domestic or import ed, call at the News Depot
 Subscriptions taken for all the daiy end weekly San Francisco papers by C.. F. Taylor at tbs News Dopot.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09
THE COPPER COORDINATION,

Globe has had evidence of the form ation of a copper agreement by the re strietion of production by the old Do minion Copper Co.,, to the output of two furnaces, now still urtherreduced by the suspension of all Sunday work. It was merely a choice of two evils to producers, viz: to ourtail tho output or witness a general demoralization Of the industry which was inevitable in view of the enormous production during the first half of 1892
 The understanding is between the great companies in this country and Europe, they agreeing rot to crowd the market, but no means are provided for enforcing the agreement, or to eX- act a penalty for it's infraction, self interest being deemed sufficient to se- cure compliance among the companies entering into it.
 The agreement is for one year rom July lst, 1892, and the five largest American producers are to limit their output to 226, 6,e0o,OOO pounds, appor- tione5 as follows Anaconda, 7F, 0OO,- 900; Calumet & Hecla, 6O,00c, 00O; Big low-Lewishon, 65,000, 900; Parrot, h. 1000; and Quincy, 12, LOCO, 900 pounds This can not be called restriction, !" when compared with last years pro- duction by the same companies, which aggregated only 2O4, 900, 900 pounds.
 But the object of the agreement is not to reduce the output below that of last year, but rather 10 prevent q threatened large increase. lt is esUm- ated that the five interests named could produce not less than OO,OO0, 900 pounds .hls year if they so desired, Go the agreement if lived up to will really effect a very great curtailment and prevent, or at least postpone, a disastrous collapse of tho European market
 The European companies have agreed to reduce their output in some cases 5 per cont, and in one instance 10 per cept. The Gillian producers, itissaid, are not included in the agreement, their production last year having sui fered heavily by the war. An increase from this source may therefore be ex- Pected
 James Lewis & Son say Instead, therefore of reduced production for  the coming 12 months. an increase of fully 15,o00 tons appears assured; while eor the year 1892 it will probably be much larger, "o limit having been placed on production for the first half oftho year either in the United States or elsewhere. The future ot values will mainly depend upon whether the consumption will be sufficiently large 70 absorb this increased quantity Should it prove equal to that of last year, it probably will, as European stocks then decreased Il, ,O0O tons"
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09

The Worlds Columbian Commission is now without even a postage stamp, Every dollar of the appropriation of S59, 800 has been exhausted, and Sccre- tary Dickinson hasn't enough money left to pay the stationery expenses of his office, unless he goes into his own pocket Dircctor-G General Davis has not drawn bis salary for several months. Col. Dickinson has gone without pay for the same period, in order that the clerks in his office could draw their salaries in full They have been paid to June 1st, and even in case q deficiency bill is passed, win get no more money until early in August
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09
Time l2 Hours, Fare S5,0G
Phmnix Office, Mesa Fruit Store, Florence, Cadott's Corral.
 TRANS MILLER, Prop
 Mesa, Ariz1na.
PROBATE NOTICE.

gF THE PROBATE COURT OF TEE COUNTY | of Gila, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the Estate of Jameu Anaei-oD, dpcaasud
 Order to show cause why Order of Sale os Red Es tate should not be made
 Winthrop House the AduiuAtrstJy of tAe Estate Of James Anderson deoe45a4, having lled his petition herein praying for oder of Sale of al oflhe real fate of said deoodeut Cor the purposes taerciu set forth
 It s Therefore ordered by tue said Court tsat s per interested u the estate Of said dcgazgd appear before the said Probate Court ssiuray tAe 2rd dny of Jay 1892 at 10 o'clock u che forenoon ,i aI day at Che Court g1oIa uf said Probate Court Q; the Count house in eaid County of ca to show cause vly oi der should not be granted ,9 .ae said Administrator to eek 70 arah ot Che real estate o tbe said dscpafed 5amog Anderson as shall De necessary And that copy of thia OIdgr lc published at least four sgclrsaye weeks in rHE ARHoSA SILVER BmT. newspaper printed and ppbIstcd !a said Gi.a County AHaena Tl.r!tlry
 P ". WEST MEYER
 Judge gs tAa Probate Count Dst.d June % i532
 I.r435 An
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09

It appears to be the intention ofvery many Democratic leaders to make the Force Bill the leading issue of the cam paign. The party organs have taken up the question with vigor and de- clare it to be the all-important issue. While it was certainly unwise of the Republicans to revive the question of Federal supervision of elections and to declare in their platform in favor of 80 unpopular measure opposed by the wisest heads in the party, yet it is hard to understand how the question can be kept to the front except in the Southern States. Interest in the sub ject in sections where there is no con flict of races will be difficult to main tain, and the discussion must natural ly revert to the tariff, the financial question and other subjects deemed of g-ea.c- importance in the north and west.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09
For ever rif,y gcars.

AN OLp AND WEE -Trrrp REMEpY -. Mrs Wmslow $ Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions a' mothers for their children while toething, with perfect success. It sootaes the child, seftens the gums, aliays all pain, cures wind collie, and is Inc beat remedy for diarrhoen. k pleasant tu the taste, Sold by druggists in every part of the world Twenty-Five cents bottle IL. value is ncalculable, Be sure and ask for Mrs ~inslows Soothing Syrup, and take ne other kind
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09

The Committee on Foreign Relations reported favorably to the Senate Sena- tor Davis bill to provide for retalia- tion against Canada. It provides that when the President is satisfied that Canada discriminates in the matter of tolls, etc, against American freight and passengers on Canadian canals or waterways he shall have the power, and it shall be his duty, to suspend the right of free passage through the St Mary's Falls canal to the subjects anu vessels of the power discriminating against our subjects and freights. In such a case a charge of not over g. q ton on freight and not over s per pas Fcnger shall be charged.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-07-09
Notico for Publication.
r llln-- .r E...ra-r. Ariznr

I4sC tggle- AT PHFsC0TT, Arizona.
 June llh. ls92 Notice is hereby given tIat the faiiovin named etglor hog iei notice ol bis intention Co make Gna proof a sFgost ni his claim, and ttat said prpaf will D. made before the Clerk afthe Hlstsiel ggtt 1t G iuhe, Arizona, nn Satrlsw iHIy -, lsg2 viz: El'riige Marlin lilm tf1a Application No. 3sl for tae $, of o. E. Q. Sec. 2a, Township 6, x. R. 10 '.
 names fha following witnesses to prove liis continuous rcsiisncs upon and cultivation of, saij land, viz
 J. j. Gibs5n, at Pagn, Ariz5na; Thomas Cline and C. Cline oi Glue Arilona; W. F. Cliaerui Atp'er. auz ua,
 H&itlI.. gistsr. jaIi-Ga