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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-07
WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, Aug. 6, 10 PM.
Weather clear; wind, light
north.
The Australia is due next Satur-
day from San Francisco.
The steamer w. G. Hall is due
this afternoon from Hawaii and
Maui ports.
The w. H. Dimond left yester-
day for San Francisco with cargo
of sugar and rice.
The coasters leaving today in
clude the Claudine for Maui, at 3
p. M. ; the Mikahala at p. m., Ma
kee and Iwalani at 4 p. No., all for
Kauai,
The bark Amy Turner, Captain
w. c. Warland, arrived yesterday,
135 days from New York. She
brought a cargo of merchandise,
consigned to Brewer Il Company.
Captain Warland was not the mas
ter of the Turner on its last trip
here. The last time he came to
the islands was in the Yankee. in
1868, when that vessel was rum
ming between here and San Fran
cisco.
A Frenchman has devised plan
by which the compass performs the
part of the helmsman. An electric
current is placed to work on the
desired course, and when the YES
sci gets off the course for which
the electrical instrument is set, the
current starts a motor in either di-
rection and moves the rudder until
the vessel returns to her proper
course. A two months trial of the
apparatus is reported to have re-
suited very successfully. Among
the advantages of this new method
is greater accuracy and no loss of
distance in a run of twenty-four
hours, as is usually allowed for or
binary steering by hand.-Ex.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-07
TIDAL PREDICTIONS.
A Machine Which Figures as Fast
as Forty Men.

The United States Coast and Geo
detic Survey has just issued tide tables
of the Pacific Coast of America, and
also for other stations in the Pacific
Ocean, for the year 1895.
1t forms a stout pamphlet Of 3OI
pages, and is kept for sale at all the
principal ports of the United States.
The predicted time and height of every
high and of every low water, for every
fourth day throughout the year, are
given for eight principal ports, viz,
San Diego, San Francisco, Astoria,
Port Townsend, Sitka, st. Paul, Homo
lulu and Panama. These predictions
can be extended to 6l9 other stations
by using the tidal differences and
the ratios given in another table.
These predictions were made by the
Tidal Division of the United States
Coast Geodetic Survey Office, and
large part of the work was done with
the aid of an ingenious tide-predict-
ing machine invented by DIR. Will
liam Ferrel, which is said to do the
work of thirty or forty computers.
Those for Honolulu are based upon
observations furnished by the Hawai-
ian Government Survey. A self
recording tide gauge has been kept in
operation in Honolulu harbOr nearly
all of the time since 1850. Stree May,
1891, an automatic tide guage, made
expressly for the Hawaiian Govern
ment by Hugo Bilgram, of Philadel-
phia, has been in constant operation,
and has given satisfactory results.
Copies of the tidal curves traced by it
each day have been regularly for
warded to Washington for more thor
ough analysis by the experienced spe-
cialists in the United States Coast
Survey Office.
In glancing overTable 3, we observe
that for Tahiti the lunitidal interval
is exactly twelve hours, and the mean
range of tide only O. of foot. Per
contra, at the mouth of the Colorado
river the mean range is 21.7 feet, and
extreme range 34.7 feet, while at the
first narrOws in the Straits of Magellan
the mean range is 31.2 feet, and the
extreme range 40 feet. y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-07
Steamship Rate War Renewed.

The war between the British
steamship lines and the lines of
the Continental Conference has
been renewed with unusual vigor.
The White Star line, which lands
emigrants at Queenstown and
Liverpool, announces that it will
carry outgoing steerage passengers
to Ireland and England for $40
head. Heretofore the cost of steer
age passage to Queenstown and
Liverpool has been $25.
The reason the White Star line
has made the great cut-paralleled
only in 1875, it is said-is because
it was losing money. The Cont
mental lines sold tickets to any
point on the British Isles for $14,
and the steerage business increased
enormously. The White Star,
Cunard and other British lines lost
traffic to such an extent that they
were forced to declare war on the
Continental Conference.
The object of the White Star
cut,which will probably be followed
by cuts by the Cunard line, is to
get back its steerage business. Mr..
Kersey of the White Star line said
in regard to the cut
eve have refrained up to this
time from cutting, but we have at
last made Up our minds to get out
the knife. We have cut under any
of the other lines, and we think we
will get some of the business. Our
rate is even lower than appears on
the surface, for we furnish all our
steerage passengers with their out
fit free. This is an item of $3.50.
In case our cut is met by the pool
we Will probably go lower STILL"
The rate of the Continental pool,
consisting of the Hamburg-Ameri-
can, North German Lloyd, Neither
lands-American, and Red Star
lines, is $14 to all points in the
British isles. The White Star rate
of SO carries the steerage voyager
only to Queenstown or Liverpool.
They are expected to pay their own
railroad fares inland from these
ports.
LONDON, July 1.-THE White
Star Steamship Company has
made the steerage rate from Liver
pool or Queenstown to New York,
Boston, Philadelphia or Baltimore
50, this sum to include all charges
| for utensils.-N. y. Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-07
A Water Volcano.

One of the greatest natural curl
osities in Central America is the
velcan de Aqua, or water volcano,
which is situated in Guatemala,
about twenty-five miles southwest
of the capital. It's apex is 14,450
feet above the level of the sea, and
cultivated fields and forest trees
extend almost to its summit. 1t
occasionally vents forth torrents of
pure, cold water. In 1869 an
eruption" of this kind inundated
the northern valley and destroyed
a whole village situated on the
side of the peak.-St. Louis Re.
public.
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A New Route TO the Pacific.

The Tehauntepec railway of Mex
leo will be completed and thrown
open to the traffic of the world by
the end of the current month.
The line crosses the isthmus in a
direction almost north and south,
and traverses the States of Vera
Cruz and Oaxaca. 1t is about 10
miles long, and is the first trans
continental line built in that Re-
public. 1t is expected to prove a
strong competitor of the Panama
railroad in the traffic between the
oceans. The northern terminus is
at the mouth of the Coatzacoalcos
River on the Gulf of Campeche,
about twenty-five miles from the
city of Minatitlan. The southern
terminus is at Salina Cruz or the
Pacific Ocean.-Exchange, July 20.
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Kicked the Coffin Lid.

SAN DIEGO (Cal.), July IS
Washington E. Irving, a nephew of
the famous author, was supposed to
have died at Escondido. With the
close of the funeral services, after
friends had passed the casket,
knocking was heard from within
and the lid having been hurriedly
Irving got up in a dazed
condition, but soon regained his
senses fully and was taken home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-07
~ ~

General Booth, of the Salvation
Army, and his captains of either
sex have been officially declared to
be ministers of religion within the
meaning of the law.-New York
Tribune
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-07
VESSELS IN PtsRT.
(This list does not include coastsr.J
NAVAL YEsSELs.

NAVAL NEcSELos
L ST ; Philadelphia, Barker, Callao.
HBM Champion, Rookie, Vancouver.
MERCHANTMEN.
Bk L Rithet. Morrison, San Francisco.
Blk Alexandra, Barfeld, Newcastle, y 5 W.
Blk Albert, Griffiths, San Francisco.
Am bktne \ Castle, Hubbard, San Fran.
Bktne Irmgard, Schmidt, San Francisco.
Am blk Klikitat, Cutler, Port Townsend.
Am bk Amy Turner, Warland, New York.
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DEPARTURES.
VESSELS LEAVING TODAY.

Stmr Claudine, Cameron, for Maui at
3 p m.
Stmr Mikahala, HagIund, from Kauai at
pm.
Stmr James Makee. Peterson, tor ha-
paa and Kiauea at p NJ.
Stmr Iwalani. Freeman, for Makaweli
and Waimea at p III.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From Port Townsend, per bktne Klikitat,
Aug 5-Mrs Laura Spier, Miss Flora +
Austin, Miss Leila Chisholm.
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FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per bktne w II Di-
mOnd. Aug 6-47O0 bags sugar, G Berger !;
29l bags sugar, w g Irwin IL Co; 1913 bags
sugar, J T Warehouse; 1910 bags rice, NJ 5
Grinbaum & Co. Domestic value, $29, 2SS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-07

steamships will leave for and arrive from
San Francisco, on the following dates I'LL
the close of 1891.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-07

First quarter of the moon August eth, at IL: "a
p. IN.
Time Whistle blows ut In. 2sm. 34s. Pm. OF
Honolulu time, which Is the same sc l2h. Or. o..
Of Greenwich time.
To- avsrv 1000 feet of distance of the observer
,x-,v., tbe Custom Housed allow one second for
transmission of sound. or seconds to statute
mile.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

MONDAY. Aug. 8.
Am ok Amy Turner, Warland, 135 days
from New York.
Stmr Hawaii, Fitzgerald, from ports on
Hawaii.
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On or About
On or AbOH.

meteorological Record.
81 -bE GOVERNMENT SURVEY. rUsLTSsrD
EVERY MONDAY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-07
FRANCE AND COLONIES.

Paris-Alfred Houle, Charge d. Aft,
and Consul-General; A HTeys
Vice-Consul
Marseilles-G du Cayla, Consul
Bordeaux-Ernest de Boissac, Consul
Dion, H-H Veilhomnne, Consul
Libourne-Charles Schaessler, Consul
Tahiti, Papeete-A Bonet, Consul
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Barometer corrected for temperature and ele-
vation, but not for latitude.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08
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Neal, Mrs. M., Toledo, Wash.-Tots to l2, block D, $500, imp. s35o. tax sl950 costs S1.iI .......,,.....,.........S % 47 Nichols, C.. A., Challender-Pony BIO, Jewelry SI5. furn. s9O. tax S5.25. costs ,O0 .,.-. ............ ....,. ..........H W Newmarli, M. A.. Los Angeles-Lots Ii 10 la. block B, s300, tav So, costs .95.s g5 Nebeker Aqui h, l a't, town--1 saddle horses S39750, 300 cattle sl9O4. imp. pOss. right Sl00, tax S7205 costs A.l0,s 70 l5 Ncllis. L. F.. Williams-8 saddle horses SJ27.20, 100 cattle Se3i.67, harness S2J, stock horses si59. imp. poss. right sT, tax s9.72, bond int. M.49. costs Sl.gg.... ....................2 a 2I Nellis, F. P, Williams-Stallion s1O8, saddle horses S212,, 20 stock horses si2i, 100 cattle S63i67. wagons ScO buggy Si50 vehicle Sl50, harness sG0, bar fixtures SI00 mus. inst. $50, furn. s6O, safe SJ0, pool table s100 saloon building and warehouse a10O0 lots to 4, block 5, Sl00, lots i to g. blk 20 Sl00 lots to 10, block 21, a100, lots 45G7S920 2i % g, block 8. s150 im- provements al30O, tax sI4e.90. bond int, s7.35 costs 87.S5 5.......... .......s fda 10
 Real estate held for personal prop crty.
 Nellis, Wnl., WlllIams--3 horses si59, COW SEQ imp. poss. right 800, lot in Williams s1000, tax A1.31, bond int. s2.37, costs s2.S1, furn. s200. 62 6i
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Potter, Geo, FredonIa-Brood marc s15. stock horses S42.4D, COW SIS. 30, Q cattle f5I.1 6 poultry B. harness S15, farm impl. S2b, imp poss. right S35, furn. $90, wagons sl00. house In Ere donia $50, tax s11.31, costs M.O6........s l2 g. Pot CT, W. G. Fredonia-2 saddle horses sn.20, cattle s12.70, harness sl5, tax 82.76 costs .6 ..................... .,A 40 Purtyman, S.-1 work horse s21.c0, wagon BIO. furn. BIO. | sec %, twp2 range ', Ss00 tax 313.2L costs sll6 .e 14 4o
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Putnam. A. S., wilIiams-4 work horses sl4S,40. saddle horses s2I260. l;5 stock horses S3710, 10 cattle e63.41, harness s25, imp. poss. right $50, furn. S60, poultry 8, wagon s39, lots to F. block 70, $50, imp. seO0 tax s15i40 bond int. $7.21, costs S7.U U...........,.e l69 5a
 Real estate held for personal prop Pattsn, 8. E.. williams-Mus. inst ta5O. jewelry s25, furn. $50, hall fixtures $50. lots IS, 10, block 16 $S0, imp. 5000, tax S48.65, bond Int. s2.N, costs $2M M...,..s 6l 8
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Prentice, w. w., Bellmont--1 work horse $53. cows $6s, 8o0 sheep sl200, imp. poss. right sl00, tax sE2.63, costs Padea, Vincente, Bellmont-s mules $50, 2 saddle horses s53. 400 sheep $500, wagon S20, harness SI0 furn. a20, imp. poss. right sl00. tax S1. 50, costs s203. ( B 6i Payne, r, w.. Bellmont-400 tons Ice A00, furu. sI00, buildings $500. work horses sl60, tax s3i.S0. costs f2.2i :... 31 0l
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Spear. Frank--s brood mares sl(6, 1: | work horses S53. 1 saddle horse s15. 90, harness and saddle s60.00. tax s7.05. costs 70. ,..-.s .... .....,,..f % Segmiller, Dan, Fredonia--l500 sheep l 5000, tax 800, costs S5 ..........$ p5 co Scott & Nellis, Williams--2 work
 horses s53, 400 sheep ss10, wagon $50,
 tax e26.ie, bond interest si.32, costs Sullivan < Arn,ijo soiiigman-- stall. 's '"
 ions, ,S12I.21, 12 2-year-old s80.s0, IS
 yearlings s169.6o, 300 cattle s1eQi imp.
 poss. right sl51. saddle horses sI59
 2 stock horses S667.s0 tax &l010l Sullivan Mcnrial seiieman-.ss iO' '' horses S60i.20, P P -year-olds H254.f0, 2S
 yearlings A265, saddle horses sg5.i0,
 imp. on s. spring si5, tax a3s.8a, costs
 @4O part payment s3s.s5, Feb. 2l.
 1884, balance ,,...,..,s oa7 sterns, J. W. Seligman--2 work horses
 S63, tax S1.59, costs .5S S.............s aE Schmidt, John, Bellemont--2 work
 horses Sl08. yearling sl060 wagon
 go, harness sl0, farm impl. $13 imp
 poss. right S150, tax $9.29. costs .95 5S 10 2i stewart, B. F. Fredonia--A saddle
 horses S127.20, 55 cattle $34909, 1hogs2,
 harness $50, imp. poss. right S340 furn
 f25 tax S3.91, costs &l. l.80.........s 2I 70 Snlder, T. II. Williams-1 lot and dwell-
 ing in Williams, 800 tax S12, boud
 interest 50, costs sl.10 ... .......a IA 1O switser, W; H.--1@ sec. twp 2l rangc7
 N00. tax a, costs .85. 5.....,.............s 3e5
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08
Me

McCracken. John, Williams-s stock
 horses s16960. 8 yearlings s31.80. HOO
 sheep SS.00, wagon S60, saddle BIO, tax uS7i.1i, bond interest. S1.70, cost $220..s TS 04 hlcAllister, A. B. Frodonia,-9 brood
 mares s6i.80, poultry g, furniture
 G0, Improvements on possessory
 Irlgnt IrdHS slOO. lot in Fredonia e1S tax . .,
 Real estate held for personal prop Mcfarland, Sam. Ash Fork--lmprove-
 ments posscssory right $50, tax s1 50,
 bond interest .23, costs .68;,.....& e3t Mcdonnell, Philip, Willlsms-75 horses sl59O, hog s5, wagon $40, haness BIO.
 rlST, mower ssSS SS im9prS,y,eme9ts 9n,,n possessory
 bond interest S2.74, costs 3.2i... 50 TJ McClelland, J. B. Ash Fork-2 brood
 mares S84.S0. 2 work horses sS4.80, yearling N0.69, wagon S50 harness BIO
 Improvements possessory right $500, furniture $40, tax S2'.4l, costs Si.65... S g 08 NcGonigle, D. B--bar fixtures slO0, lots block w s2j0, improvements A50, tax s2i, costs M.70...............s % 70
 Real estate held for personal prop McGonigle, F. T.--1 pony sl080 le chickens s6 cash on hand Sl5O, cash on deposit s200, furniture s75, 180 % heres Sl6o, Improvements sl5o, tax
 Real estate held for personal prop erty. Mclean, C.--lots 13, 15, block 5 D $50, tax 20, costs .55. .55.....................e l45l McDernidt A.--s15O0 sheep $3OOO, wag- on $50, lots l9 20 21 9 g 24, block B 500, Improvements 800, tax slll.so,.
 Real estate held for personal prop o orty.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 COUNTY OF CoCoNINo

Cost noted includes per cent. added and soc. collectors fee.
 Taxes due on sll of above personal property, where owners are assessed real estate, added to real estate tax.
 Notice is hereby given that unless the taxes for the year 1893, now delin- quent as shown by the foregoing list, together with the costs and percentage. are paid, the real property upon which such taxes are lien will be sold at public auction as required by" law. That the said sale will commence on Monday, March 26, 1894, at 10 o'clock a. m. in front of the County Court house of Coconino county, situated at Flagstaff, Arizona, aud will continue from time to time as required by law. until such sale shall te completed.
 A. T. CORNISH,
 Treasurer and cx-officio Tax Collcc- tor.
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] Staples, Geo. A.. winslow-2 work
 horses ss4.O0, wagon s2O harness slO,
 farm impl ,s2o. Improvements pos costs A.a5.. .;,,;.....,:.,a ;... ;.";.s % 4G dle horses, si59, 150 0cattle s95a, saddle
 $50 tax s35,es, costs t2.25 ..:........s 37 8 sheep s9S00, wagon S60, harness etc. s3O, farm impl sl0, furn. slo lots e7s gl0 Il 12 l3 fl 15 18 block A S5S0, im-
 provements $50. tax s10T11, costs.S5.s6.s ifs O.
 Real estate held for personal prop
 erty.
 poultry S5, wagon BIO, cart s15, farm
 impl. S5, harness sl5, imp. poss. right s250, furn. $50. house in Flagstaff $50, tax sll,5l, costs sl.OI. .... ........s 12 5s Switzer, w. W.A.-2work horses S108, 8 po- nies s42.ic. 50 cattle s31 7.33. .poultrys9. wagons $50, harness s8 farm impl. sl0 musical instrument &25, watch 7ssOO, tax ss3sO, costs s1.7O '..:.....s s :5 a
 Real estate held for personal prop smith, Lot. estate of--5 stalllons sss5 {0J horses ss,01, 100 cattle sG9sl.31, 2 jacks slOO imp. poss. right siOO, tax sI23.19, costs S21.65 ............. .....s A go Smith J. B.--2 work horses fiOs, wagon v $50, harness s20 imp. poss. right S50, watch and jewelry sl5, tax s8.3i, costs Sellers E Egg work horses sioe, 2sad- " ale horses s59 5000 sheep sGOOo, W gon s60 harness S15, tax slS6.a3 costs s9.85.e 1o5 IS Sheldon. T. M. Williams--4 saddlo horses &l08, 15O cattle 1852. furn &25, house on Thornton tract s:5O, tax S3999 bond interest g. cost $2.50....9 A 4g silvernail, c. F. Williams. -Furn. Ss5. lots 15 18 r block IS s70, Improvement siO0, lots 13 14 block q s40. tax si6O5, bond interest 80, costs &f30 ... .4 lS f5
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 stewar', John R. Kanab--i poni $ s40.i0, 30O0 sheep 5000, imp. poss. right s600. tax R1g9.sS, costs a10.bO O...........A a09 7s Selsor & Son, Williams--5 stallions siai, work horses sSi.80, I6 saddle horses S391.50, 125 stock horses S285O, wagon go, 3 saddles sl5, tax slOsQl bondintcrest fl5H; costs s50i ......s s 1so aa Simmons, Fred, Williams--2 work horses s42.49, 1 colt S630, wagon sI0, harness Si0, imp. poss. right f25, mon ey at interest 5000. 9 lots in Williams block Sl00, tax $38.9o, bond interest sl.s5, costs s3.25 ....,...... ..........s fl IS
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Stewart & Doe--Library siOO, offlco furn. s25, typewriter s5d, office build- Ing S200, tax s20.25. costs Sl.5O ..R al b Shoot, w. II. Williams--3 work horses sl08 B saddle horses Sl90.S0. g stock horses s530, 426 cattle &26g7 35, poultry s. wagon S75, harness and saddle s40 farm impl. S25. Imp. poss. right sl5O musical instrument BIO, furn s2j lots S34687 block 9 S70, imp. s4OO, tax sl29;e8, bond interest se4s
 Real estate held for personal prop " ~ erty.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08
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Monrlal, Diago--i5O cattle, sa52, tax s22s.6S, bond int q .43; costs s1 g3.....s 31 Q, Moore, Nora--Lots 2L 2saa, block {, $40O; imp. 500; tax BIS, costs si.4O. .....,.'s 19 10 Margaryitch, G-2 work horses S63.GO, cattle S13.s0, 2 pigs s6. harness a20, hay press slOo farm irnpi, sl5, posS. right $50, bar fixtures, stock goods s600, watch s5, furn. sIO0 house on R.
 land s25O l-4 sec. 20, twp 2O, range [, $s90O. tax s9979 costs s5.45.. .........t iO0 15
 Real estate held for personal prop Marshall, C. E.-Imp. poss right, sIOO, tax ss; costs 65 ,.............: :..-.....s , 65 furn. $50, tax SS.25, costs 30. ........S Q i5 Marshall, John-5 saddle horses sl59. 15 chickens s2O wagon s20, buggy $40, watch S5. furn. s25, 1-i sec 10, twp %, range 2, s::='0, Imp. s5O, tax s14.05, costs H;0.. ;..........,...., .......s 15 25 erty.
 Marshall. J. A-Stalllon sale work horse S6s.9O, har. and saddle s20, farm impl. S25. min. mach. Sl0, furn. S25 icd sec at. twn. Q, range 6, siOO, tax,
 Real estate held for personal prop MudSrsbach. J. c.--IOo sheep $500, imp. ,,poss. right 300, tax so. cost s, ......s g. % Munds J. L.-Lots 5 10 12, blk D 1, S24O Mofrcitf, W. H.-sadde horse s2i9O VO furn. s9O, 5 cattle S3l.J5 tax s2l9 costs Martin, L. O., Williams saddle horses s53. 153 stock cattle ss62. poultry B, furn. S51 lots 13 to 17, block 40, 415, tax S33.e9, bond int. s1.70, costs s2.2O 31 sg
 Real estate held for personal prop erty
 Martin. Geo w.. wllliams-I saddle horses slS7.20, saddle S5, imp. poss. right go, 50 cattle S}SO.S0, tax S15.e9, bond Int. 50, costs M.30 0..............8 IS % Martin & Shupp Williams--5O cattle E{lI.Jj, tax Sg.52, bond int .4s costs Morse, Mrs. A. C.--Lot2. block W, ;25. Imp. M70, tax. G. costs 80 ...........S 0S0 Miller, llerman--2 mules sl0O [ horses s2298.s0, go cattle Ss3i8.2s, G200 sheep sl2i00, wagons 500, 6 hogs So0 imp. poss. right S100 80 acres land s6OO, tax hs715, costs s9!,s5...........,,...s s9!, 61. %
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Miller, c. F., williams-3 hogs, s7.6O, poultry Sla.50, saddle horse so, farm iDipl. SlO. furn. SIS, Imp. poss. right &l00, tax si.98, bond int 25 costs .55 5gs Miller, r. F., Wllliams--2 saddle horses al08, poultry Sli60 saddle a5, imp. pos. right aiO0, furniture $40, tax 2le.5e, bond int. So. costs Sl 30 ......s IS 7i Morris, Charles C.-Money at interest SSU0 tax 22i, costs Sl.70. .............S % 70 Marringer, L. c Fredonia-Imp. posS. right $500, 3 saddle horses Sl26 125 cattle SI93. .2+, tax M2.40, costs g 60. 8 45 % Murray, Kate, Williams = 200 cattle sl269.3l, imp. poss. right BOO tax Ai.Os, bond int. S9.eo, costs 2I0.....s 4s %
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

O'Scill, J. P.-Tools si5, imp. poss. right sl00, mus. inst. $50, watch s10, furn. go, lots l9, 20, block IT, t2O0, inI- provementsS1OO. tax Sl45S costs si23s II TS
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Osborne, C--Mus. inst. s. jewelry S lot 22, block W, go, imp. s2O0. tax sI.SO costs .W. ............,.. .....f 8 70
 Real estate held for personal prop crty.
 Odell & Cooper (H, Cooper)-Stock goods $50, bar fixtures sl0O, tax A.5O, costs .I3 .................. ...............e 23 Owensby, F.--2 mules s100, saddle horses AT.10, 45 cattle a2S5.80, 30 chick ems al5. wagon s75 buggy s15, harness and saddle 830. furn. s100. lots to 12. block 1 J, 800. imp. s25O tax S2.55, costs sl.50, part payment s2l.9l. bal ance sl2B...... ,............. ...t 1a IA
 Real estate held for personal prop crty. Owens Bros, williams--135 stock horses s28JO, wagon s75, harness and saddle S30. imp. poss. right t100, tax sS5.65, bond int. A.2S, costs A.7e......S ei 7i Obrian, Jas. L., Bellmont-i work horses sl0530 saddle horse s42.40, COW s18.40, 6 hogs s2i, poultry sli, wagon t25, harness s16, mower and rake Ai. farm imp. sS0, imp. poss. right 5000, furniture s35, tax S3O.1i, costs s2.s 3sil Oatley, M., Fredonia-1 saddle horse s37.l0, COW $l3.65, yearling s, poss. right S35 tax &.12, costs .B5... ......s 337