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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

1t Ii fortunate that the joint subcommit-
tee of the Senate and House having in
charge the selection of a site for the new
government printing Office did not wait for
a final agreement upon the exact location
but that the Senators decided to go ahead
on their own account and start the ball
rolling by presenting their views of the
matter. The report presented yesterday by
Mr.. Vest. and printed in full in The Star,
shows that the committee has gone into
the matter with care and with a determine
ton to obtain the best site. 1t Is to be
hoped that Mr.. Vest will succeed in his
effort to secure favorable action by the
Senate at the earliest possible moment, and
that then the House will not stand in the
way Of a speedy and final settlement of the
case. II n likely that when the bill reaches
the House there will be an effort to secure
the substitution of another site, and per-
haps that site will be adopted by the lower
House. Then will come a fight in confer
ence. Whatever the result ii Is to be prayed
that the legislators will not forget the
following words of Mr.. Vests report: 1T
Is OF the highest Importance to provide at
once additional accommodations for the
government printing office. The crowded
condition OF the present building and the de-
fects In its structure render it not only
possible. but probable, that a tragedy may
be enacted there at any time far more dis
astrous than that of the Ford's Theater
building. 1t becomes. then, of the highest
Importance to secure additional accommo-
dation with as little delay as possible"
Members of Congress and citizens alike
viii welcome the provision in the bill SUBJ
mitted by Mr.. Vest that places the con-
struction of the building in the hands of
Gen. Casey. There will never be any rea-
son to regret such a provision. With the
monument, the State Department. and the
Library building in splendid evidence of the
care. skill. promptness, and economy of
Gen. Casey 1t is not difficult to foresee a
quick. safe and inexpensive construction
OF a badly needed building. The selection
OF Gen. Casey means. of course, the reten-
uon In the public service of MIR. Bernard
Green, whose good work is such an excel
lent sample OF the wonderful system of as
sistance that has contributed so largely to
the success of the chief Of engineers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
nertZ'S
january
Clearing Sale
Continued

Contrary to all previous announcements,
and In conformity with the wishes Of our
patrons, our CLEARING SALE PRICES will
prevail until the end Of this week.
Never were DRUGS. MEDICINES. Toll
LET ARTICLES. PERFUMES. and the
Ike, so cheap rs now. Buy what you want
while this sales In force.
Here's another partial list Of reductions;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
A Contrary Influence.

Did you tell anybody that funny story
gave You yesterday" asked young Woody
White.
Yes. 1 told it to- an old gentleman who
works in our Office
Did he laugh?'
mo. He cried. He said 1t reminded him
Of his childhood days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
Philosophy.

Said Lii. Sandwich Island Queen:
Wherefore should l repine?
While other people get the grip
I'm daily losing mine"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
Toilet Articles.
Perfumes & Toilet Waters.

LANDLORDS Forest Pansey, 46c, and 69c.
LANDLORDS Edenia, Acc, and SOC.
Newman Quadruple Extracts. 1 o., 33c.
Was Doc.
Queen Anne Cologne. 43c. and soc. Was
60c and 81.
Violet Water. SIC. and $1.O6. Was 60c.
and 81 %.
Purple Lilac Water. 53c. and $l.05. Was
60c aad $1.26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
A FOrlOrn Hone,

Il WISH" said the young man who was
calling, that some time you would give me
little lecture on the different styles Of
bonnet trimming"
Certainly" she answered but I don't
see what you want that for"
It's the only way 1 can get any interest
out OF the occasion when 1 60 with you to
the matinee"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

The young gentleman on Mr.. st. Gaud-
ems worlds fair medal is perhaps the only
person who has managed to keep cool
throughout the warmth of controversy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
A Pleasant OutloOk.

There Is promise in the sunbeam
Which effaces winters rime
That the soda water season
Will be here ahead of time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

Mr. Tom Johnson has as yet made no
overtures to Mr.. Dalzell with a view to
have him act as advance agent for his
steel rail business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

II Mr.. HIS administration chill cont;n-
ues to develop Mr.. Simpson will wish, when
he enters the Capitol. that he had not sac
rihced that oyercoat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

How long David b. Hill can keep that
tack on the Supreme bench is one of the
things that remain to be seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

The Supreme bench is developing more
and more the characteristics Of an anx.
ious seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

The Emperor William has again snubbed
Bismarck He might save time by usins
ditto marks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

Mr. Hills North river pier was undoubt-
edly big enough to build a very substant tia
veto on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
At S3.@5 Each.

No. DRESS TRUNK. Painted duck cover, pat
emit strap hinges, sheet steel bottom, Excelsior
lock .,eel CLAMPS steel knees top and bottom, set
nm tray with hat box sliding handles, patent cor
ner rollers iron bindings double iron center oand'
Light but strong-just the trunk for constant travel
es-inch. 1895; SO-inch, $3.50: 32inch. 800; ID
inch $3.50; 3e-inch, $500; ss-inch, $3.50; +o-inch'
500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

Farmer COrntOssel's Protest.
"Weth all yer tariff promises,
don't see what we gain;
Instid o. bringin' prices down.
Ye're simply raisin' Cain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
Special Reductions

In Silver mounted Pocket Books. various
shades of leather. Heliotrope, Fawn, Blue,
Pink. discount Of 20 per cent allowed.
One lot OF Pocket Books. $3.50.
Special price, Ssc.
A lot Of Hardwood Tooth Picks. ac. per
box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
A Melancholy Rea-c,,or

Things have come to a pretty pass!' ex.
claimed the North River Bridge Bill
YES" replied the Wilson Bill But we
haven't"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
SHOOTING STARS,

Corbett promises to become an all-round
outlaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
AT SA.Q5 Each.

No. 3 CAPITAL" TOURISTS TRUNK. Strong
and well made. Best canvas cover. double sheet
steel bottom, eight special iron ratings, extra
hickory stays, two brass Excelsior locks st"o
special "Hagney'' bolts four hinges, deep covered
trays iron center band, steel clamps and bumpers
2s-inch, s4.95; 30-inch $3.50; 3.-incn' so'vo, OF
,nch 90 20. a6inch. $500; 3s-inch, $3.50; 40-inch,
$780,
Trunks marked free Of charge. Trunks re-co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
Pure, Fresh Candies, IS,
Indications of the Approaching Season

Indications of the Approaching Season
The ITEMS and Boys Unlaundered Shirt Sale
$780,; for $H.oo-5oc 62ac., 75c. Soo for the Dress
Shirts.
Soc, z5c and SI.oo for the Night Shirts
To make
In
ITEMS Underwear, House Coats, Socks and Silk
Handkerchief.
nearly
In prices
At $500. Were $500. At soc. the Garment.
Men. Amxoa Home Were $I.oo.
A o Mems HeavRb
At soc. the Garment @ms a s ss selling .s
Usually 75c. The special price " 'ee
an ae Wool %n n and s s s At 25c the Pair. Value 35c.
Mems
in a fin Qlty
At 25c. Value BIC. s shades % 2 boz. t"s :.a ,
Of
Iboxor
w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
They're Special
Bargains This Week


interest for everyone who wants TO
make additions to his household furni-
ture, at very small price. We've
picked out these several lines and marked
them down to prices beyond competition.
You may want them. Look the list:
Chartered Oak. Polish-fnish Hat
Rack. with oval French beyel plate
mirror. Compares favorably with SIS
and $50 racks elsewhere. Our price. Sll
Three-piece Bed Room Suite, neatly
carved, antique finish. Compare it with
the $40 and SIS suites Of Others See
Double Glass Door Bookcase, with
four adjustable shelves and mirror In
top, worth $40. for. .Sl2.5O
Solid Oak Desk. with mirror In top,
neatly carved, as good as the average
$12 desk. Our price. .Ss.S5
THE BEST OF ALL
White and Brass Canopy Bedstead,
with wire and hair mattresses two pill
lows. lace cover, blue and white Saline
drapery, complete, for. $50 so
Worth SIS or $50. Wen drape the
beds to order In any color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

Saturdays Star and Sundays Post contained
a partial list Of our CARPET REDUCTIONS.
Look up either list II you want CARPETS, or,
selves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
At $3.50. Worth $3.50.

TEN BLEACHED RATTAN CARRIAGES, new
square shape. upholstered in fancy carriage cloth.
steel springs, hand made wheels good gear, para
sol and rod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
Season of 'QA Travelling Goods.


FrnhD
PACKING Cass.D
Black Casx,v aiS Tags
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
At S6.os. Worth $40.

TWELVE FANCY RATTAN CARRIAGES, up
holstered in fancy damask. silk plush roll. good
parasol, with lace edge, strong gear, wheels ant
springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
WOODWARD -, LOTHROP.
10TH. llTH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST.

F
Pure, Fresh Candies, rs, 40 and Doc. the lib.
the edo
CI 13 be
of cdatM ener WITHIN hppsdr em
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
At the Pair. Value 35c.

Mems Cotton Socks, q small lot. TWENTY-FIVE
dozen in all-fne quality. full regular made. oil
sizes Six shades In a box-2 drabs. slate,
electric blue, light blue and ! serpentine gray
81 IS the box, 2oc. the pair instead of " the
box 85c. the pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

BODIES.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Coates John Mechanical tools, S1j0. tax &.60, costs .73. 73...............,...s 52 Clampiti, Mrs. Fannic-4 section 22. township 2l range {, si00 improve mcnts Sl00, tax s15, costs sI I25. ........4 10 g Clark, Asa-2-2year olds, Sso.50, poul- try S0, mechanics tools S15, improve ments posscSsory rights H5 stock goods S50 watch sI0 furniture $50. lot 13, block 6, S500, lots 27, 2s, block 1 W, $l00 lot 5, blockl R. $51, improve ments 1850, tax A4.4S, costs 22.70 ....... s ~ Il
 Tax on above personal property added to on real estate Carroll, Wm. H.--2 work horses S51, COW Sl0 3 hogs So, cart Sl0, furniture, SlO9, Ii sec 20, twp 2l, range 7,s400, improvements goo, Il sec 30, twp 2i range :, Si0O, tax S35.37, costs a225 $ 31 6
 Real estate held for personal prop crty.
 Coulter, T. J.--1 brood mare S2G 40, sad- dlc horse A2.50, D COW saj, 2i chick ems SIP, buggy S25, harness BIO safe S5O, stock goods S400, furniture &lOOO Ii sec IA, twp q, range [, s4O0 inl- provemens S100 tax 2EI.2O, costs 22 part payment Tj3,G5, balance &3lH. S 8I b,
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Greenlaw, C. h.--Saddlc horse fI5O0.
 buggy $50, harness BIO, mus. instru-
 men $50, watch and jewelry $50 fur
 niturc SI5, lots to 1, block 4, S3OO lot
 ], FOO, Improvements 5000 tax S5l.gO,
 costs TJ. 10 ............. .......... h5 00
 Real estate held for personal prop
 crty
 Gruner, Charles-Lots to :, DlocklK,
 NO, imp. S30D, tax $ll.25, costs S1 1.05 fs 31 Gilson J. J.-lmprovements on lots 23O
 tax .GO costs .55 ..............,.s I5 Gregg, Jesse--5 horses S2l2, saddle
 horse S15, wagon 940, harness SI0.
 reaper Sl5, farm imp. S150, jewelry 500, furniture S25O, lots S6O, tax S27.30, costs l.S5 ,,. ao ot Greening-60O cattle S3slO, tax slli.3O. costs S6.20 ............. .......,S S Ion E0 Gregg, W. J.--3 lots sI0O, tax S, costs ''' oO GO, payment Si.25, balance S2.35 .s 35 Glore Gordon-lmp. pos right $I15, tax Sj.25, costs 75. .S f. O0 Gaines w P.-2 work horses SlO6. har-
 ness Sa0, wagon $50, mower BIO. inn. pos. right $50, furniture sl0,taxs7Gs costs Sj...... ...............,, I AZ Gosney F. $. Ctrustee)-Sec 10, twp 2I '0 range g. 200 acres s25CO, tax $75, costs Gale X Mcfarland, Seligmali-a work '' ''0 horses S53 wagon S35, imp. pos. right fl0O, 2sC0 sheep $500, tax s1f3.8I, bond int. SS.68, costs $0.lS. ............. X 1gI 5n Grey Owen, Willlams--Lots 1 to 4 blk Is, S3O0, tax Sa, bond int 45, costs .a5s 10 10 Gardner w B. Tuba City-4 work horses Sl6O, saddle horse S30 COWS l5, 2 wagons $50, saddle S35, furniture foV tax Sl0.2O, costs sI......,...........S I II %
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08
DELINQUENT Ta~ Lis t Coconino County FOR THE YEAR
 1893.


 The following is the list of Delin- qucnt Taxes due the County of Coco. nino, Territory of Arizona, for the year 1893, containing the names of the persons and description of the prop erty delinquent and the amount of tue taxes and costs due, opposite each name and description, with the taxes due on real estate, where the real es- tate is liable therefor, or the several taxes arc due from the same person, viz:
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Johnson Bros. kaibab--2000 sheep Sl9Oo tax Sl20. costs S6.50. .........,..,... \ toe sa Johnson J. A. Williams--2 work horses SSl.40 saddle horses s195O wagon s.5. harness S20. furn. s25 100 caftla S63i6I. lots 16 and r. block 22 SEQ
 imp. Sl00. tax S29gi. bond int. sl.51
 cOsts dss.. ,,......... ................. 3a fl
 Real estate held for personal prop crty
 Jones J. W.--Watch and jewelry stb furn. s25. lots 2l 2i. block 2 E. si00 imp; S5O. lots to 4. block 40 eIOO tax SS.10. costs .95. 95...........,,Sg a kz
 Real estate held for personal prop
 crty. Jacoby H.--poss. right $50. few. s1s
 furn. S25, lot Grammar add No i0 block l9 S100. lot S500. imp, SS5O tay
 S46.20. cost S2. 0....... ln m
 Real estate held for personal prop crty. Jackson R. A. Fredonia--1 mare s53 Q
 mules Sl00. wagon S40.00 harness and
 saddle SJO. watch Si0 tax S699 costs Jergcnson C. Canon Diablo--Harness
 Sl6. 1mp.p poss. right S2Q0. tax S6 645costs
 " '.'.' ''' s & Johnson Jesse N--750 sheep SI5OO. tax
 T4o. costs Ss %. 5..................... AT -z Jones D. R.--Poultry Sg farm jmpl. G watch slO. furn. s25. poss. right SIS,
 taA a5''S costs .IO....,..; ;..,.....,.,....9 R
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Hance John-3 saddle horses sleO, 2-year-olds Se5, ? cattle SlI, harness etc. S@5, pos. right s65, tax S762 costs I, ,8;,,... ..;;,....;",.... ........s s5 Hoffman Caeo.--l work horse SiO stock horse S20. F chickens S0 wagon S60 harness Sl0, farm impl. S25, imp. DOS. right $50; furniture S25, lots tos, block E,S2)0, imp. S30O tax se5, costs S1.75. ae s
 Real estate held for personal prop V ePty.
 Hart & Campbell, Wlnslow--2 work horses .S0,2 saddle horses Si2. 40, 3500 sheep S1l00, 12 chickens $6, wagon S5O, harness S50, pos right slC0, tax S22O costs Si150 .......,,...,.S X o3t 5l HoXworth Harry--Stock goods S3CO lots 25 and 27, block 2 A, s2OO, imp. 5000, tax X30. costs &2. 2................S 3a Ot
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 lIochderfer J. F.--Poss. right S5O, mus Instruments A, watch s5, lots to 4,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Elmore, J. B.-Lots 8, Q, block 2 A, stJn, Improvements $360, tax Sl5.3O, costs Slf6. ...,,..,. M ii RI Enoch, A. !. Williams-Watch s25 fur niture sl5, lots % to 22, block 2i. s9o Improvements Sl00, tax s590 bond interest .36, cost .S5.............S f5
 Real estate held for personal prop crty. Ellington, Geo. W. Wllllams-2 mares SSi.S0, 6 saddle horses Sl59, 2 stock horses 88I.s0. buck board S4O harness S3O, mower 30, improvement possess sory right S10O, furniture $50, lots i3 to Y, block 3s, $50, lots I5 to i7, block 70, SI5, Improvements SjJ0, tax S9315 bond interest Si.Si. costs S5.3i S lO6 g3
 Real estate held for personal prop crty.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Patton, Harry-3 brood mares slj9,
 work ,horses SlOb, ponies SS9.l0, 1
 colts H2 40, D cows s21.2O, calf &, .
 burros SIS, hogs S2J poultry S5,
 rams sI0O $500 sheep sliGO0, : wagons
 S60, buggy S00, wagon S15. harness nd
 farm implements sIS, mechanics tools
 70, Improvements possessOry right
 $500 musical instruments Sl06, watch
 and jewelry $50, furniture S3O0, wool
 press Si0, sw A sec 1, twp 70, range c,
 @ dss ' sgP 6IG, IG range m s,IS $ HGo
 provements SlG,0, saddle horse S26.51
 tax Se.25, costs ss5.lC........ .......s { 5i7 35
 Real estate held for personal prop crty
 FerrarrI, C. MI cts g and Q, blcck 3, $l0O, tax 43, costs 6j ..........S 2 Gj Fisher, IIoe-2 work horses S95.4O, wagon s'5, saddle SlO Improvements posses sory right SlO0 tax G.gl, costs .S5. ..S t6 Frcudenberger Gus Dill. Winslow--l COW fl5, posscssory right SI50, 2hOrses s50, lots 10 and F of II, block K, s15, Improvements sl5, tax SI0.9j, costs
 Real estate held for personal prop :" " cTty.
 FairchiId, F.-2 work horses sIO6, wagon a'5, harness s5O,tax se;G, costs .s5e ...S : ,S Fleming John, Canon DIablo-1 hcg B, poultry S, furniture s50, tax si77, ,S costs 50 :; ;......;.. 2 g T, in separator SJo; tax Sl.5O. costs .5s. .s ? OS Francis X Hart-Lots 2l to 2i block a. s30. improvements S6JO, tax s2i, costs ,H.e0 ...; ............ .....s 2S 8 Foutz F. A. Tuba City, saddle horses SlO6, cattle S3l.i5, wagon S25 harness sl0, furniture Sj, improvements DOS sess: right Sl00, tax sS.a3, costs .92 2S Q a5 Frcidlcin Bros.-a horses s8I SO saddle horse S3l.S0. wagon $50, harness s.o imp. pos right sl00, la00 sheep S2 O0 IaX fsl. 50, costs si.5S .5S...............S s8 Os Friend F.. Williams-GO cattle SBsI hog 9, l2 poultry 50, pes right $lO0 % horses S68, lots to 12 and 1s to % block 30, slS0 Improvements S40 tax Al.0i, bond int S2.05, costs $2.6 8 i5 G4
 Real estate held for personal prop erty,
 Foster Geo. S.---i0 stock horses ss0g, 40 cattle s25i, wagon s25, harness and saddle S'o, imp. pos. right S100, tax s37.bj, costs &2.3J. ...............'s 3g g1 Frazier T. l.. Williams--4 horses SS4 80 70 cattle S3l7.50, 800 sheep sIOOO wagon alO, tax A32O bond tax $2.l6 costs @e6 ."............ 5 4S O9 Fern John, Tuba City--2 mares $50 2 COWS SJ0, q cattle S2S7, wagon S25 har- ness SS, saddls Slo, flu: n;turs s5 DOS right S5O, calves S1o, tax sl4.25, costs Flndlay A. D. Kaibab mts-aJOO sheep SiOOJ, tax fIs0, costs s6.5O, .........s Is5 50
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

{ Campbell. Francis & Hart--2 mares 1 s4".40, 4work horses sl69.6O. , saddle
 sheep sisooo, wagons $5o Thar. harness SssS Sl5, farm implements BIO, improve ments possessory right s5O, Youngs
 taS S73.s9. costs s:s.ls. ,.......s COP 72
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Cameron, Mrs; ,Anna-Furniturc sioo, lots IS 10 21, block 3I, S400. improve
 ments Sl2O0, lots ZOO imp. S250, tax Sia.50, costs s5.is. .............-.'s si 9s
 Real estate held for personal prop " Clark, c. H.-House sI5, furniture sos ,rt tax sl.2O costs 5s ...............:...s 76 Christson, sam, Fredonla--3 saddle
 horses S7950 stock cattle $Ii.75
 wagon sl0, Improvements possessory
 right sl67, furniture ssO tax 1925, c9trey,. N Miss M. j., Phpnix-Lot 3,
 block G 29 s5, tax s2;25, costs .6I. I....".s 2se Clark, '. L.-2 work horses sl06, wagon
 S9o, buggy ssO' harness. sl5, tax a.s3, Clark, Ida C.-Lots to is, block k'ls R. o0 500, tax S8, costs 80 S0...............S 80 Clark, E: :s.-Furnit1rc s75, possessory " ,, right SS tax a;5O, costs "a. ...-.....s 5s3 Church, Hfram-i0 rods fence $24 COW
 si5, hog B. poultry Sl,5O, furniture
 Sl0, tax S15S costs 60. 00..........,,.s o1s Co9ltman. Jennie R.-Lots5 toS, block
 F, S60. tax sl.s0, costs 6O...s 2l0 D0' stock horses SS0, wagon So, bar-
 Less S5s tax s3.i5, bond interest .I7, ohewnlng, A., Williams - Improve. Improve "' mcnts possessory right sT5. stock
 horses slOS. tax S5.i3, bond interest
 2, costs .77 tY Crosby, Francis, Fredonia-Poultry
 s:io, possessory right slj0, furniture
 %B, tax S5.66. costs .7s........... A Cha SC, II. L., Williams-8 saddle horses
 Shn.O, 60 Geef steers 2i53.Bl. g5O cattle
 sliS8G'' fax s66.G@ bond tax s334 costs CeS @ /, i, 7i 10 S=9OO, work horses s106, harness and
 t.aio sagoh @ 70 possessory right s5O, tax
 El,t3, costs s4.05.... ...............s T5 Ig Cbelsey, J. E. Johnson, King Co. Utah,
 posseSsory right BIO, 1a0O sheep seiOO,
 laN s12.30. costs StlO 76 40 Church, R. w. Fredonia- Possessory
 rls'ht $50, tax sl.50, costs .5s....!.s 2Os Canl0an. J. illiams-I stallion &IO0 2
 mares fiO0 brood mares,sS0, . horses
 flOo pony Sl5, l 2-year-old sf5, [ yea ling SIG, 5cOws S9j yeurllngs
 BIS, 5 hogs sa5, poultry S wagon SIO, haT go farm Implements sfO, fui niture S3O, tax S2O, ,s2, bond inter, est I.W, costs Sld .-.,s \ g1 An CasI CT, Moses-stallion s2l2, a5 brood
 ms res S530, work horses sI27.5O, ,
 Sa!idle horses Sl59. IS 2 year-olds Ssli0, IS ycarllngs s2si.40, &S5O cattle sioS So poultry s6 wagon s25, har- pos sessOry right, slOO, bar fixtures Sl0L musical instruments SlO0 watch sl5 furniture SlO, lots q to q. block ", ;l5o, Improvements s75, fax xlI .30, costs S6i5 . 2 1ta ,i |
 Real estate held for personal prop cox,ii Watch .lO. tax 70, costs .s5s s5
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

8. twp 20, range 0, Sl5O0, lots F and IS, and s of 10, block a. Saj0, improve monts s260, tax S3ISi9, costs S18.4O 8 a3l so
 Real estate held for personal prop erty. Dlggs, W. A. & ?. P-a work horses S63.6O, saddle horses S108. 2 wagons goo, Improvements poSsesSory right s25. safe T5 solvent debts 5000. horse ranch s20O grape vine S2C0, Anderson ranch S400. Mahan place $600, lot 1, block 22, sl00 iots Band 20, block 3A, S2OO, lots 16 to IS, block 19, $500. im- provements S2400, 12500 sheep S25O00, tax s9Ss.3i. costs si6.90 .....- ;.....,s 974 n erty
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Deeson X Walters-Furniture i25 im- proycments, on po5sessory right, lots l7. IS. l0, 70, block U, ST6; tax, Sj; costs. ,65. .......,.- .,.-,.,......,..........S G
 Real estate held for personal prop crty.
 Black, NJ. A.-6 mares 120; 2 work horses, S50; . yearliugs, S50; 125 cat tle a7g3.75; saddle, BIO; possessory right, $50; furniture, $20; lots I3 H. 10, 1G, block F. Sl00; Improvements Sl25; saddle horses Eco, tax, Si1.36 !, costs, S255 .........................S i3 sl
 Taxes due on above personal prop crty added to tax on real estate. BuTchard J. E.v-Improvements R. K. land Sl00; tax, &; costs, .65., ...S G
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Isbell. F.. Ma brood mares s95 70. 2
 work horses sS4.S9. 2 yearlings s15.90 .poSs. right S30. tax S6.i5. costs @....s Hams Thomas. Willlams--3 saddlo
 cattle S634.67. imp. DOS. right Sl0O tax
 S52.09. bond int. S265. costs &. .1J. .....s