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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02

i. +. Halves of Bruneau shipped
one carload ofhorses east last Thurs
day.
Mrs. De Haven left on Mondays
train for Nampa, to visit Mrs. John
Wigle.
Mrs. C. p. Oliver departed yes
terday for Denver, on visit to her
mother.
Hon. ]. S. Lewis returned from
Boise Friday and went TO Bruneau
the following day.
Every Democrat should register at
once. Don't put it off, but go
straight and register.
Sam Bieroth, prominent ranch
er of Bruneau, was visitor in
Mountain Home Friday.
Miss Matte Howard returned
from Rocky Bar Wednesday, where
she has been visiting friends.
That a. a Jolly lot Of working
men that attended the Peoples
county convention at the Ferry.
Royal Daniels took trip up Can
yon creek few days ago, with his
trusty rifle, killed three fine fat deer.
On Tuesday Judge Sinnott grant
cd ten days stay of proceedings in
suit of Waldron vs. Bear Creek co.
Friday afternoon the BULLETIN
was honored BY a friendly call from
Hons. J. ". mcdonnell. aud Vic.
Bierho.er.
Ben GRAY, brother Of our Demo
cratic candidate for sheriff has been
nominated Dy the Democrats for
Assessor of Alturds.
NJ. johnson came down from
Bridgeville on the South Boise
bringing with him a very sore hand,
which he mashed while at work a
few days ago.
Mrs. l.. A. McWlliams, n sister
of NJ. johnson of this place, died at
Little Sioux. Iowa, on the 2lst ult.
Truly such Affections upon our
friend Maroni have been numerous
this past summer,
Henry Swanholm returned to
Rocky Bar Friday. lie has com
menced the erection of a large store
house upon the site Of his former
residence and will soon be again en-
gagged in mercantile business.
c. A. salycr the Prohibition ora
tor, addressed the citizens OF Noun
tain Home "Wednesday evening.
The gentlcman's language WIS more
abusive Of the retail dealers Ia H.
quor than 1onviaeiag'o u. aye g
citizen
John johnson died in this place
on the 29th inst aged p years and
a few months johnny was an III.
dustrious and honorable young man,
and il seems cruel that one just at
tanning manhood shoulh be so sud
denly cut down. He was the main
dependence of widowed mothar
who but a short time ago laid TO
rest her husband and his father
Henry johnson. Surely the wild
ow's cup Of sorrow il Overlooking,
and may generous God comfort
and provide for her is the wish of
all lie was buried Friday after
noon, the funeral procession being
very large one.
c. ". JOY came in from Smiths
prairie Wednesday and Of course
called at the BULLETIN Office tie
predicts great future for his section
and says that the greatest need 81
his people is a good wagon road
leading from the prairie to Noun
tain Home. Furthermore, if Elmorc
county does mel lend hard TO this
enterprise the people Of Boise Will
take the matter up, build 4 road to
that citY and secure the trade Ct flia
section-"aud lot me tell you said
f Mr. JOY. that trade will be worth
having very soon, because the thou
sands Of acres Of good land on
sttth's prairie j. bsi; -. !sssa
l4p s....,t
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02
1T MAY BE TRUE.

II comes to the BULLETIN that
the Democratic electors for Idaho
are to tie withdrawn. This action
would create no heart burning in our
breast for, although preferable IN
every respect to gold-bug Harrison.
Cleveland has never been our ideal
for free-coinage President, and
when we consider the vital interests
at stake for the people Of Idaho we
can with much sincerely advocate
the election of the Peoples party
electors. Between the principles Of
the Democracy and the Populists
there is no wide difference, for, as
the Boise Mail puts it, both organ
izations are s,ernly fighting the mo
nopollsts who have their hands on
the throat of our government; both
are for the masses against the class
es; both are the undying and untir-
ing enemies Of the infamous political
doctrines of the republican party.
There il so little real difference be-
tween the democratic and the peo-
pies party that it is regarded by
many honest men as a dissipation
and a waste Of the political energies
of the people to maintain division.
The democratic party has been the
party Of the people ever since its
sublime principles were enunciated
by Thomas Jefferson; it will always
remain the refuge Of the masses in
this country
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02

Register, Democrats and Silver
men.
VIM. Hanley is putting hand
some addition TO his dwelling house,
" X Wilson, a prominent Dixie
mining man, was in town Wedncs-
day.
Nelse Davis Gays he ID in the
middle 81 the road and the hap.
piest Populist in Elmore.
Manager Wing reports everything
moving III satisfactory manner at
the Bruncau dam aud canal.
Robert Easloy, prominent
Glenn's Ferry citizen, made the
BULLETIN a pleasant call Tuesday.
J. VI. johnson tie sheep dealer
returned from Oregon Monday,
bringing with his J large number
Of fine bucks.
Mrs. |. T. Fi,1water brought here
from Maryland lot Of nice cram
berries-thc product pt her former
Lg1e n l.. ..s,.', ..2te
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02

EST see our elegant line OF Ia
lies and childrcns fine shoes, just
received. Gro. s. ElcE L Co,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02
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Death of Mrs. Mary r.. Miller.

On the 18th of September Colonel
Chas w Miller, superintendent Of
the Tahoma mine and mill at At
lanta, passed through this place ON
his way to Meadville, Pa.-having
been called there by telegram
stating that his wife was very
i'll. Since then we have received a
copy Of the Meadville Morning Star
of the Goth containing the following
relating To her burial. 1t is needless
to say that Col. Miller has the sin
ccrc sympathy of al! people in this
section:
A large number 81 s,mpathiEins neighbors ami
friends gathered a. n" residence q Hon Charles
Miller No, as East Walnut street, Monday otter
neon, pay the last tribute Of rrspcct To the ncm
ofY his late wife The Remains rcInased IN = easket
VA the ParluF and the floral enbl.tns 10 a'd around
thu casket enihlcnatca u the pure AID s~eet
life which had left its tenement " clay.
The services began with the singing Of the hymn,
''Icsus. Lover Of Nv Soul, and Rev lr. I { Beach
read srTptufal selections aud offered prayer The
scccnd HMM 'BcYoni Tie snsEi.as and the
Weeping
pr Teach selected a. his text second Corinthians.
Ne SHOW hlat II our hHdac OF tt4s
t4hctnacie dissolved, w haze Building Vi God.
a house not mle with hAnds eternal Ia the hoSSshz.
The eulust = beautiful tribute to lovely e.Ar
artcr The skepiit to he rGd Of lite aud
II know not hst awaits the other side that
mysterious curtain But the Christian. as lac sees
the growing DINNER and DINNER before his
eye. gues his rrzisn-,, aud peacciu believing
a. 81 Paul believed. Ihe speaker referred To tbs
latter days II Mrs Miller and her unialterng trust
III her Lord ana savior At the early age II II Year,
She gave her heart o. God ami VAS ever after i4it
al 9,f MgFI, II Htrf
spoken ioT the htteaNed husband and daughters
Tia. last hymn "Abiic With Me. The 40
semblagr was dismissed with the bciislictl1n and
later the body inferred Ia Greendae eS.lctefy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02
A BEAR HUNT.

A friend at. Bailey's sends MS the
following thrilling account Of a bear
hunt on Fall creek:
Nose Head, | H. Bilbry aud r. j.
Wilson, from Dixie mining camp, went
out ia search Of bear last week. After
"a tourney Of six or eight miles they be.
gan to hunt on the tributaries OF Fall
creek. They proceeded along the can.
Won for some distance when they dis
covered large bear track. The boys
began to look wild. Nose Head ex,
claimed. Boys, | would like 70 find
that fellow" So, nfter boasting a
while they proceeded little further
up the canyon. Hush, bark Nose
exclaimed; hear something breaking
brush" So, after some few words
made in whispering tone, they sepa,
rated, TWO taking one side Of the brush
and one the other. Nose cast stone
in the willows and, behold, the bear
came out Nose was the first To see II ;
80 hc discharged his gun; the bear
went whirling through the brush to
the other side and rifles began To
crack. After several shots were fred
from each side the bear changed his
course and came cut on the side facing
Nose. lie paused ioT moment, then
dropped his gun and started Tor n
ncighbnring tree. The bear being ex.
cited, began climbing one tree and
Nose another, and while this acrobatIc
work war going on the other boys con
timed to pour hot lead into hrun aud
killing him Then attention ot the
bnNs war diverted To Mese aud Ia wa
found sig'ins hH ufsn thr : und
with h, II arms auI lrgs graspm- tne
trc.--ssassntng that he was beyond
all dan-s - ADD xcl.ining. Now boys,
yuu and the bear for II. fhe boys
repaired to thu tree where Nose yet
held his grasp, aud after some persua
sion he arose from his lofty position
and becoming conscious tie calmly re-
marked, "Boys. the Lord IS still with
us
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02
THE PEOPLES CONVENTION.
A Third Ticket Tanned Out at the
Ferry Last Thursday.

FER state senator James stout, ~ Cold Springs
For Assembly man John Alien. Of Genn's Ferry
For shcsif james o'Neii. Of Rocky iisr.
Fer Assessor q " Fletcher ST., Of Mt Home.
For p.etAse judge 2 g waidrgn, ut junction bar.
For surveyor Joseph wsldron, Of Little camas.
For eoronrrl- n May, Of Glcnn- Ferry.
For COMMISSIONER Law reese Lcailey Of Atlanta,
George farber OF Fine GTovo Geo. n Hall Of Noun.
tain Home
Pursuant TO call of the county
central committee, a convention was
held at Glcnn's Ferry by the Peo-
pies party for the purpose OF nom
mating county and legislative
ticket, Nelson Davis of Atlanta
was selected as temporary chair
man and Joseph Waldron Of Little
Camas chosen temporary secretary.
The chairman appointed commit
tee on credentials and the conven-
ton adjourned to give the same
time to report. Upon reconvening,
the committee on credentials re-
ported the following delegates enti-
tied 10 seats in the convention:
Rocky BAT Tho. Ward 1 7 Ft2rater tius
swei1sr by rhos Ward Frank Mitchell, r. Rrainard
Glrnns fers John Allen, JA- puny Jas Nc.
Ginntss. Dan NcIaggsft Peter Lager.
Little Ctuhs Joseph Wa'df0n.
c. Eperseh by Il Rruwn
Atlania-k. Is Hfown, Nelson Davis q r Hutler
Junction rlr II e WAldrnn
uold springs John Marley. J W Edwaris
Mountain iiOinvO W. Fletcher. ST.
The convention adopted the re-
port and proceeded to permanent
organization by selecting John Allen
as permanent chairman and retain
ing Joseph Waldron as secretary.
The chairman then appointed the
several committees and the conven-
ton then adjourned to the 10Th.
Upon reconvening the reports of the
several committees were heard and
adopted, aud the convention pro,
ceeded to the nomination Of county
and legislative ticket
Judge James stou. q Cold Springs vas selected b
! acriainatiob state senator
john Allen VI 9ienn's ferry WAS selected can
| ddate for Assenhlyu.an uaaniinnpay fur Join
Assembly man, lion y. l. Bal.,y 81: Ada county va
Jal.es . Neai Of Rocky Rar was Inlnlrneusly nom
mated Tor sheriff.
For As,essoI ald Collector. q " Fletcher sr, o
MOuhtsin Home Was selected by reclamation.
For Probate judge, 7. G. waldryn ~ Junct!oF
Bar was unanimously chosen
For surveyor. Joseph WAldgon Of L!ite C.IEas wa.
| selected by acclAnaton
| L. ~ May q Glenns Ferry Was unanimously
! chosen as the candidate for Coroner.
Fer Treasurer. W 4 REYNOLDS " Mountain Home
was unanimously nominated.
| For Commissioners. 4. lcadlsy for the first dis
trict George Fagher for the secuui district and Geo
1 T. iIall for tbs third district, were minated
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02
DEMOCRATS, RALLY.

Hon John NJ. Burke, Democratic
candidate for Governor, will address
the people Of Mountain Home on
political topics, FRIDAY evening,
October Z, and at Glenn's Ferry.
October 9th. Give him a big re-
ception.
By order, R. P. CHArTIy,
Chm. Dem Co. Cen. Com.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02
Card from Rev. II. NJ. Burr.

SALT LAAE CITY, sept %, l-s-
EhrTnR BuLLEris.
''1hc Guardian" is not dead hut slsspsth On
planning for the charge from pal-F Of general IL
efAiare % one devoted specially u the temP.Tanes
work. some Lelst Necessary and then. there vas
f.ileIe On account VI tls ut4bity Ui the Range &
Naliay Off % 10 d. the prrssWara last week.
Ne have par ,ha,ej printing material " our o~n,
and The GuaIdIsn7 Wil be brighter, ne ysser and
better every way than ever before, Prom man,
sources We hsye words q encouragement AMI goo3
anaat iAI backing.
The Guardian duly Appreciate the efforts u
tie R4nse ANA NalEy 70 prepare fJr All
ante u3lrtsm eplt4ph. AMI is kin in-ss will he
promptly rcgirrasfstsi II Il ever htppsns that the
tsuafdi4H IL rouEs-4rl 10 sI-csnJ. It's ps'tonI sll
IL proximity tutihol from lha q iArdAn ON before
other paIitgs kn0N u is slspens.lnr II BuAE
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02
siusic Lessons.

MRa G. L. DURHAM having located
in Mountain Home permanently viii
opea class III music on Piano and
Organ September lsi, and sollciis pat
ronago. Sine has had experience ~
a teacher and instruction .roas tho besi
Professors ssorth aud East. Ierns.
$500 per mouth, two lessons week
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-02
The committee ON platform and
resolutions submitted the following
report, which was adopted:

We the Peoples rarity Ia eEtHa AZ Glenn
Ferry, Elmore county. idaho. in hearty acrarl
with the National platform adopted AZ Omaha and
the State platform adopted az Bilsu civ
We have witnes -ed with asrin the unjust anil bar.
haroGs method Ut settling labor trSahss by calling
upon the military forces oi the STATE, IN favor
Of constituting compulsory arbitration board 70
settle sll contention between labor aud capital
e demand that thu present unjust lien aa bc ro
pealed ani law be enacted that shall hold the
properly and the thereof for all claims fut
teTial furnished or labor performed on the same.
y 4 condemn the prart@cc u importing cheap for.
cign labor 60 take the places Of our own labor ani
demand that Congress shan eRae, such laws as shall
put emf 10 this unjust usethcd >: refusing The
wages ~ our laburvr4
We view with fear the msints11nec 20 standing
army Of mctcsnaiies known tho Plnker'5n syas
TEN. - a danger TO liberties. aud demand the
abolition Of the peruitouS practice and condemn the
recent invasion Of Idaho b. hired assassiis Of plu
tJyrAcy assisted by federal officials
We believe that tbs waters II this commonwealth
should hc controlled rs the people thetrs AMI that
priority II usht shall De respected and demand
That NEXT l. lsaturc snail eiat SUN laws via
prevent H. manipulation AMI protect lie people ia
their fGtu e Tint .hu stats shall newer del1 sat.
eonts, title 10 water 20 any persJs c5TpOT4tlOr
not absolute user thereof.
GEo T. BUTLER. chm Com
T. c. MALuROS, ser'y.
FRANK MICHEL,
n p LAGER,
o. w. FLETCHER sf
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-20

: & s
Rural Mining Company. T.
J. Christie. agent.
Whim and rope on Ru.
raj mine, SO; one work
horse, SO IS: ore house
80 90 and blacksmith shop on
Rural mine, so .......
Rucker, B. f., John linus,
agent. 100 head Of stock
cattle, 850:.. ....u
Redmond, Mrs. Hattie. John
linus, agent. 100 head
stock cattle, so. ....
Russell, George. 3 saddle
horses, 80 rs: 30 stock
cattle, 100: saddle. 10:
~ Whitney Ranch, wi b
20 :" improvements, consist
ing Of frame house and
corral, $50 ...,..
Richards, William, saddle
horse, AZ SO: 30 stock
cattle, 255: l saddle and
- o' bride, 25: liquors and
cigars on hand, SO: bar
fixtures, 75; furniture,
1870; lot 5. block 3,
Townsite Of Kinaman,
100; frame building or
above lot used as q sa-
loon and lodging house,
10 10 1900: Little Beal spring
and pipe line one and
one-half m les fro N
Kingman. loo: Cluster
springs, near Covote
Holes, 100. ........
Richards, CORN and Co.
byWilliam Richards,
2 saddle horses, 60;
mining tools, rs;
cabin situated on
50 AZ American Flag mine
in Wallapai noun
tains, so; Potato
ranch near Ameri-
can Flag mine in
Wallapai mountains,
8 SO so,
Reber, Samuel. l sad
die horse, 20; / dairy
COW, Is; stock COW,
10; hogs, 4; clock,
3; furniture, 20; i'm
provements on pos
90 >, sessory right at Bea-
yer Dam, so
Rattan-Ruth Mining
Company. Hosting
machinery on Rat
tan mine in San
Francisco Distr ct,
q 90 1900; Stone cabin
on the Ruth mine,
SO the same district,
known as the "Moss
cabin" 100,
Scanlan, Michael. One
ferry boat, SO; one
horse, 20 IS; one
jack, 10; bride and
saddle, Is; one watch
~145 20 27; one cabin and
garden at Lost Basin
$50,
Stevens, William B. 4
saddle horses, 1l9;
6 stock horees, i02;
200 stock cattle, L.
10 700; l saddle, 10;
furniture, so; lots 1,
3, 5 and 7, block %,
Townsite ofKingman
100; dwelling house
30 on above lots, 300;
house and corral on
Francis Creek, 100
Salisbury, NJ, by VIM.
Brakeman, agent.
12acres patented
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-20

linus, WIN. and son. 20 sad
die horses, 595; 300
stock cattle, $500; bug
Ky, 25; saddle, 20; mon
ey atinterest, 100; watch
10; furniture, 30; Casa
Granda Ranch with
house thereon, l50;
three corrxls and pas
lures, 200; ranch known
rs Starkey's Ranch and
improvements, 800.
Johnson, J. II. 6 saddle
horses, l73 so; Is stock
horses, 255; 480 stock
cattle, 4,080; 2 wagons,
SO; sureties, l,l00; fur
nitnre, 25; Oak Creek
ranch, orchard, ,outbuild-
ings, &C., situated 3
miles north from King
man, 200; Pat Springs
ranch in Wallapai Val
ley, with pipe line and
cabin thereon, 800: | x.
L. pipe line and mill
site, 80. ..........
Jerome, J. j. 2 saddle
horses, 50 so: saddle.
20: tools. 10: watch, To-:
furniture, 20: stone
house in Cedar Valley,
100: cabin 10 town Of
Signal, 25. ........
Kimble Bros. by w. ID. Nc
Creight, agent. 2was-
ons, 81: lot and house
on Main street, town Of
Signal, l25: corral on
same lot, % ........
Kane, Martin. Lot 8 block
IA. Townsite Of King
man, 25. 5........
l.angford, George. Furni-
ture, 25: frame and can.
vas house at Stockton
Hill, rs ........
Lsyne, J. p. Horse and sal
die, so: miners cabin in
Todd Basin, 81. $50.
Lynch. John j. l work
horse, AZ so: cart har-
Ness, 25: furniture, 100:
lots II, -. II and %,
block q, Townsite Of
kIngman, loo: resi-
dence and other i'm
provements on above
lots, 500: lots /. 3, 5 and
z, block 2, Townsite Of
Kingman, IS: frame
cabin on above lots, -.
l.assell, l.. J. l saddle
horse, % Is: assay out
fit, Us: money at inter
est, 1000: l watch, 20:
furniture, 25: lots 8 and
IL, block z. Townsite OF
Kingman, so: frame
building on aoove lots,
$50: lot IL, block 9,
Townsite Of Kingman,
10: frame building on
above lot used as assay
office, l90. ......
lIravitt, Dudley. 2 work
horses, 85: 5 dairy
cows, l20: ! wagon, 25:
harness and saddle, 25:
improvements Oh ranch
at Beaver Dams Greek,
lUVs..
l.abaree, Joseph. Miners
cabin at foot Of Stockton
Hill, 100 ....
Miller, George, Colorado
river. / work horse,
AZ so; 2 saddle horses,
50 SO: 135 stock cattle,
l,l47 so; wagon 40:
saddle 10. ........
Marshall, John w. Fnrni-
ture, 40: watch, 5; 2
small frame houses at
Layne Springs, $50.
Murphy, J. NJ. Jewelry
lU0: household and
kitchen furniture. 500:
lots l and 3. block s,
Tow nsite Of Kingman,
SO: residence and other
improvements on above
lots. 500: lots 2, 4, o and
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-20

Thompson, John. 2 sad.
die horses, SO 80;
wagon, 40; saddle,
10; improvements on
ranch on Santa Ma.
ria creek, 200, Il
80 60 Unknown Owners, or
Henry Raymond. 2I
acres Of patented
mining land known
as the Hibernia mine
situated in Cedar
Valley District 500, H
Wright and Layne. ]
frame house in Todd
Basin, 200 s
Woe, Lee. Lot ~, blk
3, Townsite Of King
man, so; improve
~ ~ ments on above lots
consisting of frame
building used as
wash house, $50, 9
70 Whalen, Robert. Fur
niture, SO; frame
cottage at Peach
Springs, 100,
Waggoner, Joseph. One
stallioE, AZ so; one
watch, 20,
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
COUNTY OF MoHAvE.
30 s5 Notice is hereby given that
less the Delinquent Taxes for
year 1891, together with the
/ 65 and percentage thereon, amo
ing to one and one-half per 9
per month penalty and two
2O-lOO dollars for each inch or
tion Of an inch for advertising
paid, 1, the undersigned Tax
4 SO lector of Mohave County, will
ply to the Distric Court, helc
and fol said County, at the I
ensuing term thereof to-wit: at
April term, to be held in said CT
ty on the first Monday in April,
d. 1892, for a judgment against
lands and real estate and perst
4 IA property described in the foregt
Delinquent List Of Taxes, for
taxes set forth in said list, and
cost and interest, and for an OF
to sell the same for the satisfac,
3 Is thereof, and olso, that on the N
day next succeeding the day Of
commencement of such term Of
District Court, all the lands |
real estate and personal prope,
for the sale of which an order sf
be made, will be exposed to pul
sale in front of the south door Of
Courthouse of said County, at XII
man, for the amount Of said tax
interest and cost due thereon.
WM. H. LAKE,
Sheriff and Ex-ofiicio Tax Collect
2 % Dated January 26, 1892.
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-20

Maguire, Francis. saddle
horses, 119: 8 stock
horses, 1886: IS stock cat.
tie, 552; 1900 goats, L.
80: 2 wagons, 40: fur.
272 Is niture, 20: ranch with
improvements thereon
consisting Of dwelling
house, pipe line. corral,
&C., situated about 8
miles south Of Kingman,
ZU. U....s........ ....',..
Morena, Teresa. 2 saddle
horses, 80 81: 80 stock
cattle, 425: l wagon, Is:
lot and adobe house
thereon in town OF Sig
nal, rs. 5.............
Martinez, Manuel. 3 3saddle
horses, SO 25: saddle,
238 ~ 25: furniture, 25: lots
IA and ~, block 3, Town.
site OF Kingman, 50: 2
frame buildings used as
dwelling houses on above
lots, $40. O0........
Mcclure, II. X. 2 work
SO7 horses, 85: 3 saddle hors-
es, 80 25: $50 stock cat.
tie, 1875: wagon, 10:
harness and saddle, 25:
farm implements. ID
furniture, 35: ranch ON
8 20 the Big Sandy, with im.
provements consisting
Of adobe dwelling house,
40 outhouses and corral, L.
OUJ. J...........
McGorish, J. M. Lots 8 and
10, block IA, Townsite OF
IR Kingman, 80: lots 1, 2,
s and 8. block lS, Town
site OF Kingman, so: lots
On 5 and 9, block IS, Town
site OF kingman, 80.
Neal, w. A. 2 work horses,
85: 5 stock horses, IS:
40 stock cattle, $40:
wagon and harness, Is:
furniture, Is: lots II, IL
and 81, block 2, Town
site Of Kingman, TO:
frame dwelling on the
above lots, 200. ......
oliver, Mrs. Thomas. Fur
"a G3 niture, %: dwelling
house on Main street in
the town Of Mineral
Park, 1uu.
O'Leary, Dan'l. 2 saddle
horses, SO SO: rs stock
cattle, 637 so .........
Philbin, John. Cabin IN
Mineral Park, 25: ....
Park. G. II. Watch, Is:
furniture, 100: frame
dwelling house in town
Of Mineral Park, 200.
20 90 Perrin Cattle Company, by
George +. Thorton, man
ager. 500 stock cattle
4,25O: improvements on
possessory rights, 150:..
Peck, Lncius w. Mechan-
:, - ic's tools, 10: library,
:" 100: musical instru-
ments, 80: watch, 2:
clock, s.; improvements
~ on possessory right sit
uate,d at Beaver Dam,
W, --'..... ...... ..'''s.
Prince, S. o. Adobe house
in Ceda.. Valley used as
a residence, so: adobe
~ % building in Cedar Valley
formerly used as a store
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Queen Bee Consolidated,
o 10 Limited, Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company,
by Charles Harding
Park, superintendent.
One work horse, AZ 80
one saddle horse, 20 75:
tools, 75: frame build.
ing on Qneen Bee mine,
used as u blacksmith
shop, 30; whim on
Al 25 Queen Bee mine, 100. e.