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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-12
News Notes From Dallas


DALLAS, w. VA, July 1L-A large
barn belonging TO Mr.. John Sampson
was burned Sabbath day al o'clock,
together with 240 feeces OF wool, $50
bushels Of oats and 21I tons OF hay.
The barn was insured In Washington,
Pa, company for 5000. but this will not
near cover the loss. How IL caught is
not known. Two horses which were 10
the building were, with some difficulty,
got out in time to save their lives They
also saved hay rake and blackboard
buggy.
Adaughter OF Samuel Porter is lying
very low with lung trouble.
Mrs. RoDey, aged so years, was buried
on sand Hill yesterday. She was kick
ed bY COW whilst milking on Sabbath
morning, and IL resulted in her death.
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sirns That Are Mockery.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO, July
u.-On the ruins Of the huge cold storage
pavilion to-day were several signs that
had remained unscorched and attracted
the attention Of the gaping thousands. On
the east side Of the building standing out in
bold relief against mass Of blgckened
timbers was a l6-foot sign which announced
that "Ice Skating Of the finest kind could
DO had on the roof, causing the visitor TO
look for the imaginary roof which had gone
I'D in smoke. Al the northeast corner OF
the building was a mountain Of smoking
timberS. from the centre Of which protrud-
ed another sign which announced with
ghastly sarcasm: This building strictly
fire proof, erected by the-etc."
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An Important Ohio Tax DsclsIon.

SpsesdI 7sISoran 10 ths Rs7titer.
ST. GLARS WILLIE, O., July lin the
Pipe Creek pike tax case Judge briggs
rendered his decision this morning. releas-
ing the property holders within the two
mile limit from the payment OF the $4,000
in bonds sold 70 build the road and sad
ding the same upon the whole county.
The plea was made that the law under
which the road was built was unconstItu
tional, but the Court did not touch on that
point in his decision. The only ground for
his finding was the fact that majority OF
the freeholders within the limit had not
petitioned for the road. The decision will
add $4,000 and about eighteen years In
terest on the same 70 the already large IN
debtedness of Belmont county.
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Flimsy Evidence Produced.

Spscidl TeLe9rGr te th< RsolstSr.
MARIETTA, o., July 1.-THE case OF
Capt. ]. Henry Shaw, Of Belpre, charged
with attempt to rape the person OF Mrs.
Leslie Simpson, Of that village, was heard
bv SQUIRE G. w Richards in this city to-
day. The evidence against Capt. Shaw is
very slight The Justice has not as yet
rendered his decision.
Suit was brought in the Common Please
Court here to-day against the Union
Natural Gas Company by L. F. Davis and
Marie r. Minshall, stockholders, for the
appointment Of receiver on the grounds Of
Insolvency. The comgsny is pioneer In
the natural gas business here and is now
engaged in conflict with the Standard Oil
Company. The officials say the company
was never in better financial condition than
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rhe nercule. Iron Company FalIs.

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE heavy financial
loss entailed by the cold storage provision
fire cause the Hercules Iron Works owner
of plant to make an assignment in the Cir
cult Court this morning. The Chicago
Title and Trust Company is made as
signee. The Hercules Company was in
corporated in 1885, with stock Of 800, 600.
1t owns plant at Auroro, Ills, covering
seven acres. It's assets are estimated at
$500, 900 against 100000 liabilities. Yes
terday's fire caused a loss of 100000.
President Skinner said: Our property
in Aurora, which is unencumbered,i is OF sut-
ficient value to meet all our liabilities, not
withstandining the 900, 900 loss OF yester-
day. We will continue in business but
will not rebuild at the fair grounds"
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Jones 8 LaurhIIns sign the Sale.

PIrTsBURG, July ll.-Jones & Langnllns
signed the Amalgamsted steel scale this
afternoon, the workmen conceding reduc-
ton of from s 70 Is per cent The firm
wanted q cut from 10 20 20 per cent The
iron scale was signed last week, and the
Compauy's extensive plant, employing
( COO men. will resume in few days The
iron scale was also signed to-day By the
Findlay, Ohio, Rolling Mil Campany, en-
ploving 500 men. So far, thirteen western
firms have signed the scale There Is no
change in the local situation, and the mills
are vet idle.
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HON. WILLIAM L. WILSON
interviewed on the Probable Work of
the Extra session-Thinks 1t Will Be
Cnntinuous,

Interviewed on the Probable Work of
the Extra session-Thinks 1t VIII Be
Continuous.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 11.-Rep-
resentative w L. Wilson, of West Vlr-
ginia, who presided over the Chicago
Convention, and who is recognized as
one OF the inevitable leaders in the next
Congress, arrived in this city to-day.
Questioned as to the probable out
come Of the extra session, Mr.. Wilson
said:
ut has always been my belief that
the extra session will be continuous
and that no recess can be taken. Un-
der any circumstances however, the
tariff question will be considered.
$50 soon as the committee on Ways
and Means is announced the tariff will
be taken up by them and even should
there be a recess before the regular
session in December, the committee
will continue TO have sessions for the
consideration of the new tariff law
which the committee will report TO the
house"
The rumored intention to place him
az the ledu VI tuc NOLn ulOtOO Ou 'uy .
and Means was mentioned, and he was
asked IL be would accept the place.
Mr.. Wilson hesitated moment and
then replied with smile: II have
never known Of anyone refusing a good
chairmanship If it were offered TO him;
but will say that the chairman OF this
committee during the next Congress
will not have his honor without his
labors."
He added that he had received no In
timatiou on the subject beyond what he
had read in the newspapers. He fur
ther said there would be no opposition
to the reelection of Mr.. Crisp as
Speaker, so far as he knew, and that he
believed the majority Of the people OF
West Virginia were in favor Of the re-
.ooI ~ tho Sharman law
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West Virginia PostmaSters Appointed.
o.....nL 1.I.nrnrn "a IA RsrftrAr

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1.-THE fol-
lowing West Virginia postmasters were
appointed to-day;
At Circleville, Pendleton county, Mi
chael Many, in place of II. Harper, re-
moved; Kidwell, Tyler county, j. G. Nor
row, in place Of J. L. Lszear, removed;
Loudenville, Marshall county, Bud Cain,
in place of George Hartzell, resigned; /;
Maiden, Kanawha county, T. J. Collins, in
place of Hezekiah Scott, removed.
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HARRISON COUNTY COAL DEAL.
Over 1000 Acres of Coal Land Change
Hands-The Deeds Made
o...,,I T,I<oro1n IN tbs R<0istsr

speeidI Telegram 10 ths Register
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, July 1.-THE
coal deal limited at in the REGISTER the
other day has been perfected and the
deeds now left for record disclose these
facts: That Columbia Robinson, V. b.
Richardson, j. A. Richardson, c. l..
Griffin, ]. f. Mcintyre, q. w.
James, Elias Sapp, John W..
Gains, R. w. Noon, NJ. C. Clifford, H. H..
Radabaugh, w. H. Jones, e. w. Zeath-
er, C. H. Hartley, Charles Hartlesy,
Samuel Southern, David Slocum, II. n.
Rector, c. A. Rector, A. Nuzum, Thos.
Clifford, w. f. Sees, John G. Thompson,
NJ. Sees, H. Radabaugh and Blackburn
Robinson, farmers. of Harrison county,
convey TO John A. Douglass and Kell
Long, Of Uniontown, Pennsylvania,
about two thousand acres coal and part
OF the surface OF coal lands on Mud
Lick and Gregory Run in
this county about mile
from the Monongshela River Railroad
sat an average price of about s20 per
acre. II is now rumored that next week
Col. Benz. Wilson, Patrick Dolan and
others will sell their 1,400 acres OF coal
on Sycamore and Ten Mile creek to the
same company.
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Killed BY q Live Wire.
S,..ial TslsOraUa 70 ths REGISTER.

Special Telf9rdn 70 the Register
COLUMBUS, o., July 11.-As Thomas
Morris, aged 20, employed BY the Colum-
bus Electric light Company, was swaoing
ont the flues OF boiler in the works, ne
accidentally touched the handle OF the
swa5 against live wire over head. A
tremendous discharge of electricity passed
through his body, instantly killing him
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Cannon Close IL on sunday.

CHICAGO, July 11.-Judge Jenkins to-day
in the United States Circuit Court, de-
cided sgaiust WaDamaker and Brown in
their suit to restrain Sunday opening OF
the Worlds Fair. He held that the COM
plainants, as stockholders, had elected the
directors, and could not now question the
directors discretion.
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The Trial Postponed.
,n..ial Tslsoram % the Reolstsr.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA, July 1.-THE
trial of the men who abducted and out
ragged Mary Hazlett, the twelve-year-old
girl. in Wayne county, as given in the
REGISTER g few DAYS ago. has been post
poned. The affair has caused a great deal
of excitement. The girls father has en-
gagged the services Of one Of the best law
yers, to prosecute the parties who are now
under arrest. The trial is set for Saturday.
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Po,,or,ed From Eating Cheese.

MANSFIELD, O., July l1.-Physicians are
dealing with wholesale case OF poison
ing. In all twenty-five families are sick,
ten persons at the point OF death, the result
of eating cheese made by local cheese
company and sold by grocery men. The
victims suffer intensely. Physicions diff
fer as 10 the cause. two claiming Il Is the
result Of contaminated well water.
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An Escaped Burglar Captured.
Sp.oisl 7eleoran to th< Regutsr.

COLUMBUS, o., July 1l.-Warden James,
OF the State prison, received a telegram
from w. A. Humphries, Marshal Of Pough-
keepsie, Y. Y, this evening, stating that
he had William Graham, Stark county
burglar, who escaped with two other con-
victs from the prison March 25th last.
Graham feigned insanity and escaped from
the hospital, taking the others with him.
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Burton Page, captain truck company
No. 3.
Chas. Purvis, lieutenant Of engine
company No. 4,
John Smith, driver, engine company
No. 3
There are three bodies in addition to
the above that have been found, and
which are unacceptable. is known,
however, that they are not hremen, as
all the missing 6remeh have been ac-
COUNTED for. One OF the unrecognized
was undoubtedly an electric light man,
but the Identity of the other two is In
doubt. AT the hospital there are now
but four patients. all fremen. They
are L. J. Frank, Of engine company
No l; Frank Billenberg, Of engine
company No. /; Sigmund Nordrum, OF
engine company No. ., and w. 2. Ma
honey, Of engine company No. 1.
Frank will probable die as he Is very
severely burned, but the others will re-
cover. The following injured have been
removed to their homes: Thomas Barry,
captain truck No. 5, arms crushed Sc
verely. +. j. DOnohue, Columbian
guard, slightly burned. Marshal Muir
ply, Chief Of Worlds Fair department,
foot slightly injured. w. G. Fisher, eye
injured by flying fire brand. W..
Lunche, scalp wounds. G.. 5. Haman,
scalded and slightly injured in left
arm. g. b. French, punctured wound
on foot. Fred. GeOtz, confusion OF hip.
John Day, OF Truck Company No. 6, hand
and face burned. Wm. Lenahan, driver
truck No. IS head burned and scalp
wounds. Martin Kimball, Columbian
guards, St. Paul, hand burned. H..
Beck, Columbian guard, cut and bruised
slightly. Marshal Kenyon, chief bat
talon No, ., leg bruised. All the
Columbian guards have been accounted
for with the exception Of three. 1t Is
not yet known whether they were lost
In fire. The missing guards are:
John Mallery, Chicago; Ii. ". Brown,
No. 4373 Dearborn street, Chicago; IT,.
4. Irvine, 527 East Main street. Jack
son, Mich. The reasons for supposing
these guards may have been lost in
awful fire is because they were sent up
10 the tire 70 aid the fremen In
hauling up the hose. When the fire.
men first entered the building they
found difficulty 10 drawing up the line
Of hose. Captain Hopper, Of the CO.
lumbIan guards, directed a squad OF his
men TO 90 to the iremen's aid.
They did so, and two Of their number
had to slide down the ropes TO escape.
As the three missing guards were
among the number ordered TO the tower,
it is possible that they perished. Both
the officials OF the fire department
and citizens who witnessed the fire,
speak in highest terms OF heroic beha-
vior Of the Columbian guards who were
on duty at the ire.
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wHi Plead Insanity.
etal Ttlecram 10 As Rooster.

Special Tslecram TO tRs Rsoistsr.
CoLUMBUs, o., July 1.-THE preliminary
hearing O. George Luce, the prominent
ieweller, arrested for operating tense,
was continued two weeks when called to-
day, but 1t was plainly developed that the
defense viii be Insanity.
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The management Not wholly Blameisss

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, July 1.-THE
assertion IS general that the Worlds Fair
management is not wholly without blame
for yesterdays disaster Time and again,
10 is said, word was sent TO the Council OF
Administration Of the dangerous condition
OF the cold storage warehouse, but they
paid no heed 10 it. A few weeks ago the
Worlds Fair officials issued an order with
drawing the guards on duty there, as the
company operating the warehouse refused
TO pay for them. Col. Rice objected seri-
ously to this move and went before the
Council OF Administration, and told that
body the building was a FIRE trap
aud that il should not be left
unprotected The Council, it Is al
leged, paid no heed 70 his warning, but
went ahead and withdrew the guards.
Then Marshal Murphy made full report
OF the dangerous manner in which the
structure was built. He told them how it
endangered the Worlds Fair buildings. II
a ire should break out in a warehouse
with strong west or south wind it was La
bic TO sweep over the entire White City.
This undOU Otedly would have been the
case yesterday had the wind not been from
the northeast Less than hundred feet
east Of the warehouse stands the building
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Close beside that is the Waukeshaw build
ing, and adjoining that is the railway shed
and the terminal station. To the north Is
the great transportation building, and so on
clear across the grounds stands the white
palaces
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SENSATIONAL ST.
One Days Record Of DOwn-tha
DspraVity.
A HAIR DRESSER'S DUPLIQIT,

He Promised to Marry the Girl
but Skipped When Sent for
License-An Angry but Indis-V
Greet Father-A Husband Re-
turns With His Erring Wife
and Will Sue for Divorces
Horse Thieves at Work Abo4
Parkersburg = United States'
and Other Court Notes.
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GAINESVILLE. o., July Il-It is stated
on good authority that the case Of Charles
Rosser, Of Bellaire. against the village Of
Barnesyille. which grew out OF street paw
ing contracts, and which was decided Sat
urday in favor Of Rosser, viii be carried TO
the Circuit CourtGA
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AFarmer MAKES an Assignments.

SpseiaI Tegs0ran 70 ths Re0i'tsr
EVANSVILLE, o., June 1l.-Jacob Walters,
q prominent farmer Of near Dresden, this
county. made an assignment this afternoon.
Liabilities about SIC, 900, almost covered by
assets.
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All the Bodies Found Are Not
Those of Firemen, Indicating
that Some Of Those Within the
Building Lost Their Lives
Preparations for the Inquest.
The Worlds Fair Authorities
Will Examine the Other Build
ings on the Grounds.
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srtelal 7.lsarsm o tAs Rsa..r.

Srfcidt IAf1fdm 20 Lie hcVhsWs - e. e..
PARKRRsBuRe, W.. VA. Jul 1L~-A
breeze was caused yesterday evening by
the hurried footsteps and the hfsty dis
appearance OF natty looking iindivid-
ual, well known 10 this city under the
name OF c. II. Noble. gentlemkn Who
runs stylish hair dressing es(topsh-
ment down town.
Chief Heaton happened 10 see ooieS
hasty movements, but instead ofIrunt-
ing up that individual Just theI took
the back track, tracing it 70 Market
street hotel, where he found handsome
looking old gentleman and wife and =
pretty young girl, whom ho learn
their daughter.
The old gentleman told tue
that his name was Compton, al
he resided In Belpre, Ohio. His
ter, Miss Fannie, had left hons
two weeks ago, coming to this
she reported, to I'LL a clerical ST
Through some cause the old fol
pected something wrong, and on
day they came over in search OF q
daughter, but for sometime failed ID
cate her. BY accident they
her go into restau
and. they followed, bnt kept on
sight. When the girl left, they
lowed until she entered Market 81
boarding house. On the third hoor =
old folks found their daughter In
room with c. II. Noble, the young mau
referred to above. The old man was
not long ln learning that Noble and his
daughter had been living together a.
man and wife In the house for about two
weeks. As soon as he got 10 the bot
tom facts the man gave Noble the
choice OF marrying the girl or taking
dose OF lead. Noble agreed TO the
proposition and started out. ostensibly'
to get the license, but as soon as he was
ont of the house he broke and ran and
was not seen until Captain Heaton ar.
rested him this afternoon on a waErsT
Noble, fearful that old man
would Learn OF bis, arrest, .
and confessed TO b. xh1
paid tht fine, whic
limit. and then q
jsrei father CO
will be indicted
happen II the g
him is only con
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Governor and stan at Berkeley Spring

Sr<eal Telegram 20 tas RsoLstsr.
BERKKLET SPRINGS, w. VA, July H.
Governor MacCorkle and ten members Of
his stan arshnin Berkeley Springs hotel
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WIN Insrect the RsnaIninK Buildings.
WoRLD' FAIR GeoUNDs, July Ito the
list Of ds hrsmen are added the names Of
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Two suspicious cDafEctefs "efe
rested here to-day. They registered
John Clark OF Connecticut. and Frad
Brown. Each one OF the men when Ar
rested carried q bundle filed with
shoes, knives. razors, hsrmonicss, al2
other articles, all with the cost mark
them. They are believed 70 hare e9|
from somewhere near Cincinnati.
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paid thu fine, whic(
limit. and then a
js+ei father CO.,
will be indicted
happen II the z
him is only con
.
Another sens
afternoon by
M,s Snancar
ceorsa snence,
below town. and
husbands broth
who is also a ma
ago. after PERI
farm and prope
money. George
less wife ever
often turning
in Ohio the d
Al, Lac. on
Tho voman in
and seducer
ali of bis none
side the city. VI
was working in
Perry kept out o
brother, fearful o
was brought 10 /
husband. who re
see her children
Waterfowl, Ohio
leayer her With be
then retsrn and
Both OF the men
highly respected
wronged husband has
everybody.
oThe case OF ): U. Co
Co., OF Cincinnati. 10 whlcn
over 1000 acresol timber
lands aud many THOUSAND
worth OF timber, logs, etc,
came up to-day before Juo
OF the United States Court,
for the aDuOfntment OF reCei
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA a.
Corsry or MoHAyg,
Notice IL hereby given that nnl--s the
Delinquent taxes for 'h. year 1892. to-
.eIhe with the cost and p-rc.n'ag'
,her.on, amounting TO one aud one hall
per cent, per npnth, penalty ami
two and 2i-l0o dollars for each
inch or ha,tion Of AN inch fu
advertising are ps,i. /, the nnier
gned tax collector OF Molsve c,utry
will apply to III. District court held l"
and for said county. at the next ensuing
-rm thereof, 'o.wii, at the April term
10 he held in said coun,y on The fret
Monday in April, 4. ID. 1888, Tor
Judgment against III" lands aud r.a'
a-ia. and p-r-onal proneSty d-s' b' d
in ~" foreso,ug ieli"a len, lfst OF taxes,
iur tn. taxes .-t ior,h IN aid iisf and
ior cost aud interest, and for an oder
I sell the sau,.. ior the satisfaction there
~. and ala, that on the Monday next
succeeding the day III the commencement
III su,.h term of the District conr, all the
lands and real estate AMI persooal
property for III. sale OF which Al order
hall ne made, will he exposed TO pnhlic
rsie in front Of i.e sonih door oi the
Court Hous-, vi said county NJ King
man, for the ,,nonnt vi saii taxss. in.
i-rest and co~. du' Iirr-m,.
JoHN X MACKENZIE.
Treasurer aud Ex-0tIiriu Tx Coli cior
Dated Jannary 30th. 1893
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25
BREON Il LAMBERT.
BEATTY'S HseAS tss S..s !.
Write For Catalogue. Address Daniel
Beatty, Washington. New JERSEY.
For Sole.

In Weaver district. one Brya.t mill,
one rock breaker, .wo fiat boat. - fest
in length by l2 fee. vide. each, .hai'ing,
letting, blacksmith i%.ls. .ir.. aili "
, old cheap for cash This mari ~ cry
las not been used over week Awh ~
HARVEY HrBBs,
kinrH a
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25

erty 800, Moss mine and
Improvements thereon
consisting vi stone house
9aa
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-25

2 z 2
Quinones p. stock horses,
80; house and lot in
Signal, 20. ..,..... .... %
Rees, John. 9 saddle horses.
20; Burro mine on
Burro Creek, 80. ..... 20
Rios Filipe. saddle horses,
l05; 2 stock horses
40; 80 stock cattle,
2lO; furniture, 25; i'm
provements on possessory
right, Is .....,...... IA 43
Richards, Wm. 40 stock
cattle, 2SO; SADDLE l5;
stock Of goods. 200; bar
fixtures, so; 2 saddle
horses, 20; lot 5, block
3, township OF kingmsn,
100; frame building IN
above 10, used AS sa.
loon and lodging house,
l,40O; lots and. H.,
block 3. lJJ; interest
in the American Flag
mine, 20 0............... 81 10
Rucker, B F., by Wn. linus,
agent. 100 head Of stock
cattle, 100 .............. 70 %
Redman. Mrs. Hattie, ny
Wm. linus, agent. lO
head stock cattle 700. .... rs So
Robinson, FIR INK. 2 saddle
horses 10, wagon 40, har-
ness and saddle 20, 80
stock cattle $50, Silver
Bell and Cascade mines,
situated in Gold Basin
district % 0............... ~ "a
Rose. Sol G. 10 mines, the
Credit Mobilier, Banker,
Broad Gage, OxboS,
Midas, Cfoesus, Junction
New England, Ell Man
ly and Broncho, all sit.
uated IN Gold Basin DIS
trict % each, $50. ...... y IA
Stephens, WIN. B. saddle
horses us, stock horses
40, 95 stock cattle 665,
saddle and bride Is,
furniture 80, lots /, 8, 5
and I, block %, King
man 100, dwelling house
on above lois 80, itD-
provments on possessory
rights %. 5)................ oJ VI
smith, NJ. J. jacks 30,
Gnnsisht and Anvil
mining claims, situated
In Cedar Valley smininy
district so. Improvements
on possessory rights 25.. 3 S2
Sherman Brothers, Byron &
W. II. saddle horses
10, 2 jacks 20, watch 10,
Democrat mine l5,
Greenhorn mine 10,
miners cabin 10, Logan
mine in Maynard district
III. .,..'s.ss . ~
Sargent. E. d. Buggy and
harness $50, furniture 80,
work horses 100, pro-
visions on hand POO, frame
dwelling house in King
man $50. 0................ 23 ~
strah. Miller. Mining tools
l5O.... ..s............ AZ
sherman, Erin. Blue Boy
mine near Mineral Park
Is, hall interest ia the
Rainbow mine, located
two miles north Of Sher-
um's Peak 25.......,.. ! 3:
Sherman, G. 4. Mining
tools and machinery $40,
saddle horses 20, wagon
and harness 30, sureties
500, furniture 50, Distaf
mine 5, Willis mine 5,
Crossbeit mine 5, Katie
mine ESQ, Black Metal
mine 2.50. all the above
mines are located in the
Waliapai mining di-'rict,
residence in Mineral Park
200, hoisting plant on
D.staff nine 600. 81 u
S4nderson, l.. A. Adobe