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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme ass sS Van o up5
NJ no IN, ms ~: Patterson Motion
i 9@s soi 9'! 1899 iSsG lSs ~ Sss
49, IS;S ISs IH s IH.s 1885, l5 :s is;
SUPREME S9iSys'fi 1es%Ps!s I!gp''3 S 7isss
iS i iss or is 49, Hs 49, st o 1852 o 2'S
Circuit Court-Part ul-Before Beach. J.-NOs. 100.
Circuit Court-Par I-BefOre Andrews J.--cases from
s; SSSG-Fs .naSn 'nS ssss from
cSYrBeSse Es9s% sw W Elizabeth
probate: wills OF Lucy 4. Foster, Adam DennereIn.
S p cs%en slnS Kop s1sse 80 John
G GsS en Py kee Rena'om al ko
watrou,. 10 20 a. m. r.. ,,,on.,o, -. a.. fam,
Common Pleas-Special Term-Before Gegerieh J-No.
Commqn Peas-Equity Term-BefOre Pryor. J.-Nos.
s ?' ST. Ts'sFaff ssi@'s psi
s sSt So So sS s sSs 500 900 e' ao oo
Common Pleas-Triel Term-part H-Before Books:aver.
Co%mon 'I PIas1Trai Term-Part III-BetOre BlschO.
sSpeSGr Adjourned for the term
sSor Equity Ter a Be-, zoo Meaaa%S 10
iso 49,, 2Oo, a5i 25s 800, s27' si2 soi $40, 1885,
C. JPNos 1iO2 1924 1871, 1910 $40 223, 1850. 145!.
SSpsF ss9 ss Is5p so i5s5
so PISS !n!is DSs's
CITY courtTrsl Tem-pat I1lsefor, Ehrish C. IL
So Sc; S$S II; A. 81 81. 81 b. st. ST. &c.,
NO. &c B 81 s s l IIn?5 81; f:gefTss'
s 1t "a "a 49, 49, i l's ce 49, ' ,a &c.
I ,SI 1873 1872 lJs 49, ,d ss 49, 49,. 49, a ss
22s $ $Gs' &c. ?Ss S 5!s 2as s5 5as Sas
23i, 232 o33. .,-
Te% g ss III u; S oY s1s
si5 20; 81, go 49, 25t; 80 ess S sss 9ss'
2s3 os5. 2SG, 2s7. 2sS.
CITY Court-Trai Term-port 1y-Before McGown. j.
Short Nos. l7l5 1iie. l25S 1854. 1878 llCo
ll79 1888 1868 :.
Court OF Gnoral ssiOnspart I-Betore Cowng !. and
Assistant District Attorney Osbome-Nos. to 49, In.
elusive.
Assistant District Attorney Macdona-Nos TO H. In
Court Of General Sessions-Pat III-Before MARITIME j.
and Assistant DstrictAtorney Days-Nos. to 0. In
elusive.
Court Of General Sessnns-pu't IISuppementary Cal.
endar-No l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
p.Byagy HEIRS UNITE AGAINST DIR. GRAVES

Providence II. l., oct. At Is reporter that thcre
is possibility OF compromise in TIE barhapy wiz
case The attorneys for tho Cohiads anu N'"s ''u'o
n,y !, &c said have made a proposition whereby
IN onpotion to the probatng Of the Will OF the late
wrs Josephine A. Barnaby will be withdrawn excepi
to the legacy to DIR. T. Thatcher Graves. IL Is said
that the heirs and the other egaees nnye n asn 10
sow 10 throw ont the $50 900 beQuest to the doctor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
TILE NEBRASKA COMPILATIONS.

Omaha Neb., Oct. 4.-The Hitchcock County dill
Gully ended suddenly this morning. Adiutnt-Gcn
e,al vifquan of the State Militia reached Culberts
and at once ordered Sheriff Dennis to do his duty
The sheriff finally summoned posse and went 10
Trenton where he recapturcd the stolen county
records without a struggle and brought them acA
10 ;uIbertson The troops held under arms have
hoo a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
ursBiyD DEAD AND MONEY MISSING.

Ann, pbigo with two children, will probably b.
son, hack 10 Europe By the Ellis Island authorities
~ , norson who would be dependent on the common
wealth were she allowed to remain. She came here
with her husband on the Rnga the man was taken
IN with cholera while the ship lay In the harbor'
and he WIS removed to swlnburne Island, where ne
died and was cremat,d Now his widow and her
two children are absolutely pennileSs, though she
.o,s ,h,t her husband had con ,iderabe amount
,' nonnv when the health authorities removed him
from The ship To the hospital Island Where 'hu'
NANCY disappeared to no one KNOWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
REPORTED Trouble WITH CTEs DENIED.

Denver, Col, oct. "A report mas reacheo mere
that the Ute Indians off their reservation ana That
,rouble between them and the cowboys Is imminent
Governor Routt was this evening and emphaticay
denied the truth of the report, and said the Indians
and settlers were the best OF terms. Annually
sensational reports Of trouble are ciirau Dut ~e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
4 SUICIDE AT SCI.

Another transatlantic steamship, the Red Star
ship Friesand, which arrived yesterday, reports a
Of suicide at On the morning Of September
90, l.. A. II. Duchateau. OF Green Bay. Wisconsin.
was missed and could not be found. He had been
last on deck at 0 80 p. m on the evening OF
september IS and 1t is supposed that he jumped evs
hoard I'm the night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
MIR. EGAN WELCOMED HOME
The AMERICAN MINISTER TO CHILL on
HIS FIRST VACATION.

CORDIAL RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND THE SOUTHERN REPUBLIC
MONEY FOR THE VICTIMS OF THE VAL
PARAIso RIOTS-TALK OF Reel
PRoCITY THE CHILEAN
CLAIMS TO BE SETTLED
BY ARBITRATION.
Patrick Egan; United States Minister to Chill,
arrived home yesterday on the steamship New
port from Colon. He was met at the pier by
large delegation Of Irish-Amercans. among
whom were Charles Heay John OBrien, Edward
F. Crystal, John p. Brophy, Charles Dunn: Ed
ward Ford, Colonel Cavanagh, Captain II. F.
Lynch. Arthur j. Delaney, 7. +. Driscol, J. John
SON. Patrick Ford, Austin f. Ford T. j. Ward,
Captain Peter Brercton. ]. f. Vuller. Edward
Fitzwliams, p. j. lyman and DR.. Toal. After
receiving the congratulations of his friends and
expressing his satisfaction at being in the United
States once more, Mr. Egan drove to the Gilsey
House He will go to Washington tonight to
present the treaty which he recently negotiated
with the CHILEAN Government, and transact other
important business with the State Department.
Mr. Egan is the bearer Of a message from Presi-
dent Montt, of Chilli to President Harrison The
message is of the most friendly nature! and ex-
presses a sincere wish for the most friendly re-
full of compliments for Minister Egan Minister
Egan also brings letters of credit Paris for
$4,000 in gold, which the CHILEAN Government
has given to be distributed as the Navy Depart
uent may see 1T among the families of Riggin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
AZ otD 0rrIcrHOLDER DEAD.

Washington. Get. 4.-Chares l.. Jones, chiet OF
division in the Treasury Department, cropped u'su
I'm the Treasury building this afternoon lie was IRON
~ I,,rc \ Y. and has been IN the Treasury
Department thirty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Minneapolis, oct. 4.-The outbound Northern racine
train ran INTO another train at Northtown Junction
this evening. The fireman, ii. Buell.. was Killed ana
a number Of passengers injured The accident was
due 10 freight train encroaching on the time OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
CHANGE OF TIME


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJEESEf.
MI, ,u cbc,I,ilo on the Sandy Hook Route and the
An Rail Long Branch trains will take effect Oh fues-
day october H. VI, 10. ,u. g, ,or
aLewood at go 10 a. m, 40 aud a 20 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
PART II.
PAGES II TO ID.

opinion. holding in the main with Judge Peckham.
The other case Is the application Of the Mayor OF
New York City to acquire title TO wharf property
between Thirty fourth and Thirty fifth sts owned
By Cornelius and William X. Vanderbilt and used by
the Central and Hudson Railroad Company; between
Thirty -hith and Thirty sts. belonging 10 the
estate OF Marshall .. Roberts. and leased by the
railroad company, and between Forty ana Forty
second sts. owned and used By the Consolidated Gas
Company. The Mayor succeeded In securing an
order for the appointment OF commission or
appraisal OF the properly. which WAS appealed by
the companies. The Court OF Appeals, In an opinion
by Judge Peckham holds that the Mayor has the
right to have the property condemned for public
H.. and airms the order directing the appointment
VI the appraisers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
IMPORTANT STORAGE BATTERY DECISION.

The United States Circuit Court Of Appeals yestsr.
day handed down a decision I'm the OF the Brush
Electric COMPANY against the Electrical Accumulation
Company and others. The complainant charged the
infringement of its patent No. 266,O9O, covering the
invention OF plates for a secondary battery; and OF
patent 33 800 for the invention Of the secondary
battery Itself. In the Circuit Court the Brush CON-
pany won a victory for both Its claims The new de-
cision afms the other with regard to No. 337 900,
but holds that the patent for the battery plate has not
been infringed. The defendants own patent granted
to Camille A. Faure January 3. 1882. for a sec
ondary battery Brush's application for patent for
a secondary battery and Fallres patent were put
into Interference in March, 1882 In the Patent Office.
The subject involved I'm the interference was the
fundamental principle of each invention. that Of "a
plate Of secondary battery provided with surface
layer Of an atsorptlve substance such as metallic
oxide. applied thereto
The Patent Office ad1udged the priority to Brush
and awarded the patent to him In 1885. The Ac-
cumuator Company continued to manufacture sec
ondary batteries and a suit for infringement was
brought against 1t.
Letters patent No 266, 900 were Issued to Brush for
the invention Of an improved plate or core for sec
ondary batteries. Ia his first secondary batteries the
lead oxides retained In position by blOtng paper.
wood. A corrugated plate superseded the old form
and a patent issued for the Improvement. The
Court OF Appeals decides, however, that this patent
4, not inrlnged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05

store, ard f. Ia .orn.nt two dining rooms and Il
ccncryatoy ana IN, l1r pJl piilent' az III N'dN
IN Tn, pan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05

TIE CONTRACT WAS JUSTLY ADVOCATED.
The United States Circuit Court Of Appeals Yesterday
reversed the decision of Circuit Court In the suit OF
the Brush-Swan Electric Light Company against the
rrush Electric Company. TIE lover court decided In
favor OF the complainant. The action was brought TO
enforce contract made May 10. 1873. BY which the
Irush-swan Company became exclusive agent for the
defendant in certain territory The Dlaintis business
was to furnish electric plants and appliances to In
dividuals. firms or companies. Ii bought the machin'
cry from the Brush Company at discount OF aoouo
20 per cent. Tie contract for seventeen years.
In 1857 the Brush Company declared the contract an
nulled on the ground that the Crush SWIM Companys
credit was 20 impaired that II was no longer safe to
transact business with It, 1t had been stipulated that
should this state OF affairs arise the contract would be
made void.
The plaintiff had expected 10 make great deal OK
money having been told that the Brush storage battery
would be great In and incandescent light
Ing. The venture not success, however, ana the
Brlish-Swan Company owed the Brush Company *lO7,-
600 and 81 600 outside creditors In 1885 the terms
OF the contract modified but the exact nature OK
the change In dispute II could not be agreed ABOUT
the tine OF payment so in November 1887. the Brush
Company called for arbitration In accordance with
the terms Of the contract. The Brushswan people
made reply and the contract again declared to
be abrOgated.
The Circuit Court decided tina; the Brush-Swan Com
paay had not violated the modified agreement. butths
higher court takes the opposite ground. Swing:
In our view the complainant Is asking court OF
equity TO compel the specific performance of contrace
which it has not kept which cannot trhully aSsers
that will keep and which apparently II cannot help
violating, and desires to compel the defendant to fnr
nsh Il with merchandise which 1t cannot ray for and
the ultimate payment for which 1t cannot attempt to
The St. Johns herald., 1892-02-25

Rubi Cruz sW or of ne or and SC ar of nv ar and ne or O. sW ar and INV prof SC ar see 34 twp 15 rge 2S O, 100 acres and imp S01 per pro 67 35 tax p 02, pen l, iHt as above.
 Ruiz, Alfred imp one mile of St Johns. St Johns lot blk SS and imp $350, per pro $1 6JO tax $5S 30 cash S4 75 due $53 D. pen ST. int as above.
 Romero, Juan lot and imp n Concho, lot 10 blk 47 St Johns ll0 Ter pro 1O tax to, pen ], int as above.
 Romero, AdeleitD lots 34 37 blk l, 5O per pro 26, tax ?, pen l, int above
 Round Valley Ditch and Water Storage Co, E c Bunch Se"., GitcheS, reservoirs, etc. at ROnnd Valley lC0J, tax 3O cash 5U due 2O 5O pen l, int as above.
 Russell, Lewey imp on ranch rear Springer vile %, per pro 13 tax 6l, pen l, int as aoOve.
 Reidhead X Fish TIT pro 25O, tax 50 pen 1, int as above.
 Re.dhead, John imp on farm at Pineiale 10, per pro ll2 50 tax G7. pen ], int as above.
 Reidhead, John house and imp in Woodruff 301, per pro 533 tax 2499, cash 2l. due 99 pen l. int as above,
 Roach, NJ per pro 400, tax12 pen l, interest as above
 Reed, H T, F NJ Buck agt. Holbrook lots 1 to blk 10, lots to blk l0 d 14 15 16 blk 45 and imp s75, tux 29 9, pen l, int as above.
 Rollins, c hfand nv qr of SC ar and SC qr of qr l3 twp rge 2 e. 2SO acres, 200, tax 90 pen l, int as above.
 Riches per pro 100, tax 3, pen 1, interest as above.
 Richey ls Co., ditches, dams, etc, at Walnut Grove J0, tax l 50, pen l, int as above.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-02-25

Pena, Prefecto house m of St Johns adjoin- ing kubi D per pro Y 50. tax 07, pen l, int as above.
 Peterson, T & 4 imp on land at Meadows, St Johns lot blk and imp no, per pro 197 ?, tax z2, pen 1, int as above,
 Pope, Nm per pro 313, tax Il 19, pen l, int as above.
 PeIalta, GregOrio hoTse and imp on Puerco 90 Ter pro 7J, taX3 1s, en1, int as above.
 ralkinson. R imp2 m of St Joseph 100, per ITO 204 tex F. len l, int as above.
 Porter, W per pro $50, tax 9 5l pen l, int as above.
 Tor CT Ava house an imp 3 m nv from St Joseph 50. per pro 1O0 tax D. pen l, interest as above.
 Palmer John per gro l. .S2S 50, tax 54 79, pen l, mt as above.
 Petty, John Inf fof1mp on Sam Loves claim two m of Nurioso 4J per pro 102, tax 426, pen l, int as above.
 Parsons, L L c Inf and sw or of sw ar sec 24 twp Il rge 25 e and INV qr of nv qr sec 23 Iwp n rge 23 east 160 acrcs and imp, 160 pat land hf III from &ilo Smith ,lSl, tax 8 4O pen l, int as above
 Padilla, Cidio house at Puerco 90, per pro 10, tax 50. ben l. int as above.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-02-25

Hol ate Wm, St Johns lots to IS blk lots 1 blk ani improvement S25O perprO $lUO, taN real estate $7 50, per pro $3, total SlO 5O penal Sl, int che and one Inf per cent per month,
 Howell s 1T. real esta B. per pro @ tax real etate 05, per pro So, tctal S1, penalty l, int as above;
 Hamblin Wm D, ranch and imp lower Nutrio- 4OacTes and imp 245, per pro -6 tax real estate 35 on per pro ;2 to;at b 2, penalty l, int as above,
 Himblin Jacob, imp on ranch in Lower Nutri- oso 0, per p.o 275, tax real es.ate3 g. per pro D total Il z5 penalty ]. int as above,
 Fluff James imp on land above Pinedale r0 per pro 2O7 90, x real state 5o per pro -, total =, penalty l, int aS abOyt;
 Hanna Adam, imp on ranch 3C; Fer pro 1630 tax real es ae 10, pe pro IS 90, total 57 90 pen alty l, int as above.
 Houck & Gag, Fer pro 44-5 tax 132 75, penal
 Tuning Louis, ranch known as Carrizo sec Is twp l3 n If rgc 3l C Gl ranch known as Carrizjto sec 20 twp 13 II ofrge 3l 320 acres and imp lO)0, per pro 2S170 tax real estats B. pc pro S45 10 total S,5 l0 by cash S75 10, bal due pCnaly II l2,
 Hall Jno, imp at Pnedale 90, per pro ll45 75 tax real estate l 50, per pro 54 B. total 3 o7, penalty l, int as above,
 Hales J, L. t ? blk B imp 2Sj, per pro SC 9 tax real estate G5, per pro 5?, total 1O 64 pen alty l, int as above;
 IS lets blk S6 and imp a200, per pro 175. tax real estate g., per pro 25 total lOl p. penalty l, int as above.
 Huff E E. E.StJohns lot l blk o6 & imp G5 taxi s, penalty l, int as above.
 Hanson M. nv CT of sw or tS ne qr of Sc or Of 34 twp lon of rge 22 6 Inf of Ee qr of sec B twp 10 of Tge Z2 l60 acres imp 5S0. per pro $50, tax real estate i7 10, per pro no 40 total l27 50: penalty l, int as above.
 Hall w, Snowflake field 6 acres IS imp 14j, per pro 53S tax real estate 3j, per pro l6 II, total 70 49. penalty l, int as above.
 HolcOmb D B, ranch on Cottonwood wash 100 per pro 211 25 tax req, estate 3: per pro 3l total S4, penalty ], int as above.
 l. l. Henning, R EMoIrisOn agt, per pro for 1890 S2l25 per pro for 1891 $25 for 1890 $f3 75 for IS $ 6 o0, total 40 z5 penalty 1, int as above.
 Hoyle.Jno, ranch near Milford 75, per pro 49 5o tax real estate , 25, per pro 4S, total 73 pen- alty l, int above.
 Henly King, Winslow lot 15 blk &imp POO tax 6, penalty ], Intas above.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-02-25

Pena. Jose A house and lot near St Johns 10, per pro 20, tax soc, pen1, inteIeet one and hi par cent per month.
 Peralta, Patricio house and imp 8, per pro 9}O tax 2S 80, pen l, int as above
 Padina Jose house and imp at Mineral 10C, per pro Ie3, tax 49. pen !, int as above.
 Pace W w land in NutgiOso 10 acres, lots blk 5 blk 6, and blk Il and imp 23O, per'pro 151. tax II 43 en l. int as above.
 Penrod, L x house and imp Tn P1hetop lOJ perpr IS2 50, tax S 47, pen l, int as above.
 Penrod W l. house and imp at PInetOp IoO per pro 20 50. tax 01, zen l. int as above.
 Penrod E r house and imp at Pinetop 5O, per pro I02 30 tax 57, pen l, int as above
 Penrod, David house and imp at Pinetop 5O, Fer pro 10, total tax 6 50, cash f. due Go, pen int as above.
 Perkins David L housein Fool Hollow 10 per pro S45 50, tax 10 66, pen 1. int as above,
 Porter D If miles west of SpringerYllle real estate and imp 1,O, per pro 4119, tax 129 P, pen int as above.
 Penrod. David ST house and imp at Heber 20, per pro 246 9, tax 799, pen l, int as above
 Porter \ T imp at St Joseph SJ, per pro lJZ, tax 696 pen l. int as above.
 Palmer, c A imp on land owned by \ Smith 70, ger pro 2e3 50, tax 10 15, pen l, intas ab2Y,
 Paddock Nm imp on ranch at Wiliord 5J, tax 1 5a pen l, int as above.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-02-25

Morrison, RObt E imp on ranch at Lake Er.n S250 per pro S290 tax on real esate $7 50 per pro S6, total SIS 50, pen Sl, int one and Inf per cent
 Monk, C A land in " " Berry s entry 9 acres, lots blk r, 223 75, Der pro 4O, tax 91, pen int as above,
 Mestas, Manuel lot 1 blk G7, 10, per pro S7 50, tax ? g., pen l, int above.
 Morrison, II If of ne or sW CT of ne ar and nv UT of SC qr zee 2l twp Il Tge 3I c, loo acres and imp, 320 tax co. pen l, int as above.
 Morrison, A & Sons SW ar of He or aud SC or Of nwqr and nv CT of SC qr and ne or Cf sw qr see 22 twp Il rge 5l e, 169 acres, $290, per pIo S3C2, tax on real estate $S 70, per pro $J2 70, to- tai $1Ol 16, pen Sl, int aS above.
 Mangum, Geo imp on 40 acres, 150, perprO 16l.- 25 tax 6l pen l, int as above.
 Mills Dan per pro 1O5, tax Is, pen l, int as above
 Mills, Chas house and imp at Fool Hollow, 15 per pro v 50, tax 2S, pen l, int as above.
 Mills, Il R house and imp Inf mile west of Hu- nings p, per pro 155 50, tax +, pen l. int as
 Miller w N horse and imp on head of Show Low. b. per pro 75, tax r 54, pen l, interest as above.
 Montana, Juan imp in Holbrook GO, per pro 5 70, tax j6, pen l, int aS above.
 Messenger, Il J imp on ranc Bit-de-hO-chce, 8 lot! in H. lbrook $71 per po P51O, tax $l7 A. pen $1 int as aboV1
 Miller Goldberg X Putnam, Sec 4 twp r Ii rce % C, l6J acres, miles west of HOlbrOoE, S9 Q. per pro $S,e05, tax on real estate z7 SC, per pro S2H lj, tCtdl S2y2 O, p-n $l, int as above. !, tax ? 54, zen l, iut as above.
 McGuire, il, per pro 753 75, tax 22 76, pen l, int as above
 Mccoy, Sylvestre perpro 4s4 90, tax I4 5, ren l, int aS above,
 Mora, To. info house m e stJoLns, lot blk 9S, 70, tax 10, pen l. int as acoye Martinez, Domingo lot blk and imp 90, per pro Y, tax 01, pen l, int as above
 McCaT, l. sW qr of St qr see 2I twp n Tge 70 e. 4J acres, 50 taxi 90. pen l, int as above. E
 Martinez, Mariano hfOi nv qrs T twp Il rge - C, SJ acres, 24 tax p, pen l. int above MOjiAO, GregOr.o hfa and ne rof se or and se CT of sw q sec twp n rge % [, 16O acres, 250 tax 5, pen int as above,
 Martin, Jose se qr of sw ar sec twp 9 n rge 2 e, 20 acres, leo, tax 3, Den ! int as above.
 Monk, Chas Sg Johns loss 42 to 45 blk S4, lots ? to 3S blk S4, 100, tax 3, pen l. int as above. MontOya, DiOnici0 house and imp m les east of St Johns 9, tax G. pen l, int as above. Murphy, house and imp at Juniper 59, per pro 97 50 tax A. pen ], int as above.
 Montgomery, per pro 9, tax 7jc, pen 1, int as above.
 Maupin, E per pro e 50, tax2 92, len 1, int as above.
 Mineral Ditch Co, Gitches, dams, etc, on Mine | ral 100, tax g. zen l, int as above.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-02-25

Shreeve Alex lots l to 9 blk v and imp 170 per pro l50 50, tax 60, pen ?, int as above.
 Scott, W G per pro + tax Il 3, cash 3, due 6 @, pen 1, int as above.
 Setreda, Jose NJ house near Fl Tule 100, per pro 127 5l tax S2 pen l, int as above.
 Siradling, Wm part lf sec 26 twp l3 Il rge 2S e, 160 acres, lots t. blk @ and imp 67O, per pro 54l, tax 30 33 pen l, intas above.
 Stradling x Biorkman land in St Johns lots l3 to36 blk S4, reservoirs, ditches, m of St ohns 60, tax 19 %, pen ], lntas above.
 Stradling, 0 per pro "A 5O' tax 43, pen Lint sepuIveda, Juan house and imp 5 miles above Mineral 25O, per pro 252 5I, tax b O7, pen l. int saffel Sam imp on ranch m of Springervllle 9O per pro a. 9. tax 20 67, pen l, int as above.
 SInches, Julian perpro 64 90. tax l 93 pen l, int a~ above.
 Siade, per pro 285, tax : OS. pen 1, interest as above.
 Ray, simeonimp on homestead entry 200, per pro 9l, tax 73 pen l, int as above.
 Slade, Henry " Inf of nv ar sec i twp rge 9 e and Inf of nc or Scc twp rge 9 Q, l6O acre and imp HAD, per pro 465 70, tax 5d IT, pen l, int as above
 Sena Julian per pro g tax 69:, pen1, interes. stevens. " A house and imp in Piretop 5O per pro SS 90, tax 15, pen l, int as above.
 Springer, J r house and imp i'll lower valley n of Woodruf2O0, per pro I77 50, tax Il 32, pen 1, int as above.
 Springer, Mrs NJ ranch and imp on Show Low Il of Pinetop l6O acres 5Oo, tax 13, pen l.
 strattcn, ( L house and lot in Snowflake, five Gc:es, land l2j, per pro 254, tax 10 7I pen l. int as abOV,
 St Joseph Assoc 'atioa Herd, J II Richards ag. per pro 9oo D, tax 25 65, cash ? O. due 3, pen int as above.
 Sharr, II per pro c4, tax ? S2 pen l, interest a above.
 St Johns Lumber Go, lots blk g and imp 4cO stock G00. tax %, pen l, int as above.
 SalaZar Juan sW or of ne or and SC qroi nv qr and nv or If St qr and ne or O. sW CT, see 70 twp 1S Il rge 2l e, 1t0 acres, 3zO tax O. pen1 Int int IS above,
 SadiIo, Pablo lot : blk 70 and imp 9, tax o. int aS above.
 Snowllake Coop Herd, " Freeman mgr, per pro 700, tax 5l, pen l. int as above.
 sampson, Geo house and imp near Fort De- ance Z50, per pro o2o, tX 23 l5, Ten luterest a. above. c
 smithson, " house and imp near WoOlru 60, tax 1 oO, pen l. int as above.
 SmIJh. I W 30 acres HUlbrOOk tOWns1-e S3 4jJ, tax $iU2 g., pen l. int as above.
 Sanford t NJ W h. of nv ar see 30 twp lS Il r5 16 C, 70 acres, 40, tax ?, pen l, int as above Sweat J k homestead III of Sprln-erNll llle sec 8 twp Il Ige 2J Q, I6J acres and imp 4O1 taA i2 pen l, int d. above. Smithsun Lehi ranch and imp in Lee Va Hey 1OU per pro 397, tax IA 9l, pen l, int as above.
 Skousen, Willard SC qr OI sw 1T an sw qi of c or see 2, twp rge ZJ e, oO acres, o2l tax OO
 SpringeiviIle Water Co, ditch 25O tax ' 5o. pen l. tut above.
 Sanches, Yules " Inf of nv CT sec p twp 13 n 50 acres, Ito, tax S0 pen l, int Gs above
 SadIla, Juan lot blk st, 10, tax zoe, pen l, int as above. above.
 smith Hyrum imp on ranch m of Nutrioso and imp i'll Nu;r.os0 90 Ter pro 2o 70, tax 5 o6,
 Snowflake aud Taylor Ditch Co, ditch, dam, etc, used for irrigation purposes at Snowflake and Taylor s1 ,5OG. tax S45 Den l, int as above