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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-14
NEWARK NEWS.
Happenings of the Week in and Around
Delaware's Nearby Town.


4 dearth of orders compelled Curtis &
Brother to shut down their paper mill
during the past week. 1t may run few
days next week possibly,
Town Treasurer George w. Williams an
nounces that taxes for 1894 are now due
and on all taxes paid before August 1st a
rebate of ) per cent will be allowed.
There was quite lively contest over the
election of = school commissioner to serve
for three years, succeeding George w.
Williams, who declined re election. The
candidates were Samuel j. Wright and
Squire Vim. II. Smith. The latter was
elected, receiving 80 votes to Mr.. Wright's
II.
EX.State Treasurer William j. Clarke of
Dover died last week at the home of his
son in-!aw, Caleb Churchman, at Grubb's
Landing. Mr.. Clarke had been in failing
health for some time. His extreme age and
general debility was the more direct cause
of his death. William J. Clarke was born
in Kent county in 1872. He was appointed
State treasurer in 1855 by Governor Peter
+. Causey and was reapponted by Cover
nor w illiam Burton. He resigned after
serving two years of his second term. The
deceased was q brother-iu-law CT Chief
Justice Lore. He took an active interest in
politics and was leader among the Demo
Gratis of Kent county. Since retiring from
public life he has resided in Dover.
The American Fibre Co has compietei
the rebuilding Of the rufus OF part of the
Dean wooden mills for the use of the new
manufacturing company, which Messrs. S.
l.. & II. Denney are TO establish there.
The building Is 250x50 feet and two stories
in height. It is built of stone and brick
and iron exclusively, the root and girders
bsing of iron, with asbestos covering max
ing it about as fire proof as it is possible
for building to be. Water power will be
furnished to the company and the building
already contains considerable machinery
which has been transferred from Mr.
Denney's factory at Sylmar, Nd. The new
company will make small air pumps and
other light machinery and will very soon
be in operation. Employment will be
furnished for % men and boys at first and
later more will be engaged. The industry
promises TO be of much advantage to the
town.
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have four carriages-a handsome new
phaeton, a new buggy, a second hand buggy
and substantially built three seat dayton,
which can be bought at bargain prices, as
desire to dispose Of them Immediately,
These carriages are stored at the Elkton
Fair Grounds and can be inspected at any
time. V. NJ. TORBERT,
WING OFFICE, Elkton.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
LEXINGTON. VA.

seth Year State Military, Scientific and
Technical school. Thorough Course n genera
Confcrs degree on graduates in Academic Course
alse degrees Of b. :. and @. T.. in Technical
Courses ALI expenses, including clothing and
incidentalS, provided at rate oil $3.50 per month
as an average for the four years, exclusive of
outfit. New cadets report Sept. list. GEN.
SCOTT SHIP, Supt.
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NOTICE.

The Bridge across SCOTCHMAN'S CREEK,
in the First District, Cecil County, has been
inspected and condemned and is therefore closed
to public travel. All persons attempting to cross
the same Will do so at their own risk.
by order OF County Commissioners
jy14 st G. H. SMITH, Clerk.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL

Proposals for Coal will be received by the
School Board ut their office in ElktOn, at II
O'Clock, NJ, AUGUST 18th, Tor supplying coal to
the respective schools OF the county.
Said Coal shall be OF the best HARD COAL,
NO. SIZE. FREE OF SLATE AND WE'LL
SCREENED shali be delivered in the Coal
Houses of the respective schools on or before
October lst 1891
Each load shall be weighed and the certificate
of weight shall be given to the teacher. Each
Ton shall contain 22iO pounds,
For other information, apply to
GEO. K. ASH, ElktOn,
For Districts Nos. l, 2, 5.
J. A KIRK. Rising Sun,
For Districts Nos 1, 5, 9.
i. :. EVEREST, Port Deposit,
WHIST For Districts Nos. 9, I, 8.
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FREE SCHOLARSHIP
AT THE
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE

The Board Of School Commissioners will hold
competitive examination at their office in Elkton,
on TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1894, Tor the
purpose of awarding the scholarship at the
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE, due
Cecil county and now vacant.
An act OF the General Assembly of Maryland
provides for the education, free of charge for
board and tuition, OF one student(male or female)
in this college from each Senatorial district in
the State, to he appointed by and with the advice
and consent OF the Senator in their respective
Senatorial districts, after competitive examina-
ton OF the candidates.
lyli3 GEOhGE BlDDLE. Examiner
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MANY E7crSon'

Are broken down from oycrwork or household
cares Browns Iron BitterS
eebuildS the system. aids digestion, removes exs
cess of bile. end cures malaria. Get the genuine
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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court for Cecil county
was in session cn Tuesday and WedneG-
day o. this v7eek. Preaant-Hon. James
sicCAuIey, chief judge; Hon. David P.
Davis au& Hon. William X. ReckefuF,
associate judges.
Suudry claims against deceased estates
were examined and passed.
BONDS APPROVED.
Bond Of William d. Chambers, ad-
mInistrator Of Benjamin ". Chambers,
bond OF Bridget Murray, Administrative
C. t. a. OF John Murray; boad of John
MeNameo executor of William Nc
Nance.
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
Supplementary account Of Roberta Ii.
Matlaok, e5ecutrix OF Lucius G. Matlack
first account of A. Elizabeth Walmsley,
guardian of Harriet V. Walmslay; FIRST
and iiual account OF Alfred T. McCsery,
administrator, of William 6ieCrery.
Court adjourned to meet at its regular
| session in August next.
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Bishop w. +. Adams, of the Diocese OF
Easton, preached in tha Church OF Good
Shepherd, at Chesapeake City. on Sunday
morning last to a large congregation.
Rev. William Schouler will hold ser
vice in tue Church OF the Good shepherd,
Chesapeake City, tomorrow Sunday at
$50 p. III. Services at Andora on the Sur
day following,
Rev. +. Il. Harvey will Preach i'll the
Elkton NJ. L. Church at 1879 il. m. tomor-
row. III the evening sermon to young men
by Rev. l. J.. Wood. Theme-"A busy
mans mistake
The friends of the Zion NJ Il. Church
will hold a festival on the lawn in front OF
tho church on Wednesday evening, July IS.
Ii stormy will be continued the next even
ing. All are invited 70 attend.
Don't forget the festival of the Epworth
League at Hopewell NJ. +. Church On the
afternoon and evening of Tuesday July II.
If that eveDg should be stormy come the
next evening. Ice cream and CORRECTION.
cry in abundance.
The stewards of Cherry Hill, Nj. L.
Church will hold an ice cream festival on
Saturday afternoon and evening, July Dist,
in Porters Hall, Cherry Hell. Proceeds for
the benefit of the church Al are invited
to attend. BY order OF Committee.
Presbyterian Church, Sunday July 10,
services and sermons by the pastor. Rev.
j. McElmoyle, as follows 1880 Il. H.,
"a Grave Situation-God's Remedy there
for; s p. m, "If the Soul shall make you
free ye she.! be freq indeed" Everybody
| cordially welcomed to our church and it,
sarviCes.
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The four Sunday Schools OF Cecil Circuit
II. p. Church. will meet in joyful jubilee in
the Gilpin's Falls grove. near Bay View, on
Wednesday, the l9ch inst, to spend tho day.
Rev. G. NJ. Mock, of the Maryland Sunday
School Union, of Baltimore city and other
public speakers are expected to address the
children. Vocal and Instrumental music
will add 70 the Joyful celebration among
the grand old rocks and caves of Cecil
county, the Niagara Falls of Maryland
All are invited. Come and spend the day.
A liberal supply of refreshments will be on
hand at low rates. The Nottingham band
is expected. f. NJ. Mullineaux, Pastor.
PRESIDING ELDER BAHRETr's OFFICIAL
ENGAGEMENTS.
Presiding Elder Barrett's official engage
meuts for Cecil county. for the ensuing
quarter are as follows. Preaching-Ch
peake City, Summit and Red Lion, JuIy
29th Elkt0n, Cherry Hill, UnIon, Hart'E-
Elk Neck and North East, August 5th;
Marshallton, Ebenezer, Del, and Chris
tiana, August 18th; Port Deposit, Asbury,
=
uezer. Md, Hopewell and Sit. Pleasant.
Md, September "a; ST. Johu's, Wesley,
Md, and Syimar, September OH Quar-
terry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS City and
summit, July 2%th; Red Lion, July 3Oth
| Cherry Hii!-Union, August 4th; Elkton
and North East, August 65h; Port Deposit,
| August 2i:h; Ashury, No, and Perryville,
| August 18th; IIopewell and Ebenezer, Nd,
September lst; Mt. Pleasant, Md, Septem,
Der 81; 81. Johns and Wesley. Nd, Sep
| TENDER Sch. Sylmar, September 10th.
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The following were made teacher


Teacher. School. District
Bessie Davis, assistaht........ First
Emma l.. IOhHS................ First
Annie L. Jackson. ....lu...........fiith
Lera Whtte..................... Ninth
Maggie L. johnson, assistant. Fourth
Mary W. Cameron..... ....... Ninth
Arrie A Duhamcll, fist asst. 5..........,.Fiith
Maggie T. Lakeland ID asst. 5............Fitth
Belle II . Tanncman ........... H.. ...,Seyenth
Tire following organizations of trustees
were received :-Theodore Marshall,
president of school 4, Sixth; W. j.
Dnhameu, secretary, No. 8, First;
James McCauley, president, No. 4,
Third; John Ramsey, president, No. l,
Fourth; D. II. Owens, president, No II,
Fifth; Jesse Janney, president, No. 10,
Fifth; J. c. Crothers president, No.
5, Ninth; W. j. Clark, president, Ne. 6,
Fifth; j. b. Hawley, president, No. 3,
| Ninth.
Joseph McFadden resigned as trustee
| of No. 8, Fourth district and Scott
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

elusive blk 10 $465, about 50 acres of ne portion ot the HOlbroOk tOwnSite not Subdivided $150 steam pump and ranch imp $100 per pro $95, tax S75 15, peu 8 9, total $50 40 z, iger, Charles, Il 900 acres land g, POO, imp on ranch S25o per pro $5,S7j, tax $24975 pen sl4 sS, total $264 13.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONAl
 COUNTY OF APACHE.
 Note is hereby given that unless the taxes, cost and percentage, as described in foregoing delinquent list are paid, the real property upon which such taxes a, a lien will be sold at pub lie auction in front of the court house, in the town of St. Johns, Apache County. Arizona, on Saturday, the 24th day of March, 1894, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M,, and o'clock F. M, and if such sale is not completed on said 24th day of March, 1894, said sale will be adjourned from day to day until completed. However such sale will be completed within three weeks from said 24th day of March, 1894.
 w. H. GIBBONS, Treasurerand ex-Oflcio fax Collector of Apache County, Territory of Arizona.
 March l. 1894.
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Romero, Adele;to 5 lots adjoining Concho Sl S7 blk 10 and imp SD, per pro SGO, tax s S0 pen $1 69. total $5 59.
 Romero, Bias lot blk 2 Concho and imp $40 per ITO $50, tax S4 %, pen S1 l5- total So 22.
 Reidhead, John imp at Linden l5 per pro l55, tax 10, pen 75, total a.
 Ramsey, Jos lot in Snowflake, sec 24 twp 13 rge T and imp 20, tools D, tax 22o penalty 61, total S6.
 Reidhead, John, Woodruff. 9 acres land and imp 200 lots at Eagar and imp 15O, per pro 25, per pro p, tax Il 2, paid $, due 9 penalty 70 total 0l.
 Rodgers, L, Snowflake, lot in sec g twp l3 rge 2l and imp 430, S2 acres in see 24 twp B rge Fl, $2l3. S12 acres in sec 13 twp l3rge 21 $5 per pro2D, tax B A, pen 93, total S1 5i.
 Reed, H T, W hf of lots blk 10 and blk 10 Hol5rJOk, F NJ Zuck agt l75, and lots IA 16 blk 4 andimp 800. tax Ii 25. pen 221. total Is 46
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Reagan, J $, springeryille, imp on Nutrioso s2O0, Inf of ne ar and Inf of nv or sec twp : rge 30 16o acres and imp $554, SC or O. sw qr sec :S twp rge3yl2 acres $g6, hi of nv ar sec ,2 2S twp rge 8 It's acres and imp SlS5 per pro S3473 tax slS2 54 paid $Z3 4S, bal duo $1o9z6 pen$6 96 total $116 D.
 Rudd, Davis B, Springervillc imp on D B Rudd entry $50, SC qr of ne or Il hi of SC qr and SC ar of nv ar sec tw7 rge 26 leo acres and imp $780, per pro $i025 tax S54 l5 pen s4 40 total $5S B
 Rencher. w D, Springeryille, imp in Round Valley $100, per pro $lOO, tax $0 pen $l so, total $7 50.
 Rudd, W NJ, imp on lots in Springerville $500. imp on timber culture $75 per yro $24O tax $21 45 pen $2 57, total S24 O2.
 Richey, J B. Richville, s Inf of sw or ne qr of sw or and sw or of nv qr sec 3 twp Il rge 2S 1c0 acres and imp $535, per pro $26O, tax $25 go, pen $279, total S25 4.
 Kichey, James M Richville, e Inf of ne ar and Inf of SC or Sec 54 twp Il rge 28 16O acres and imp s47S per pro $2o2. tax 22 % pen $2 61, total $24S1.
 Rubi, Cruz, St Johns, sw ar of ne or SC ar of nv or ne ar of sw ar and nv qr of Sc qr sec 24 twp IS rge 2s lse acres and imp $S0O, per pro sS9 tax $25 67. pen g s9, total s29 50.
 Ruiz, Alfred lot blk SS St Johns and imp 300, per pro HOO, tax SAP, pen s 60, total s45
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Hamblin Lyman s, Nutroso, imp on ranch P6o lot blk Sand imp $iO, per pro f203 tax $9 0. pen $1 95, total $11 Of.
 Hamblin, Jacob, Nutioso 10 acres pat land and 16 27
 Hall, John o, springerville, imp on ranch 1OO, Fer pro 125, tax 70, pen l s. total 58.
 Hale, Howard, springerville, imp in Lee Val ley 50, per pro 142, tax 76, pen 7S, total 54.
 Hogat Wm, St Johns, imp on Rk land 100, lot 4 blk and imp SC lots to Is blk 2 P Inf of lot l9 S6.
 Huff, James, Pinedale, imp 5O per pro 216, tax 9S, pen 89, total eS7
 Hanson, Hans Jr. Pinetop imp 15 per pro 149 tax 92, pen "A. tox 66,
 Hanson Jens < Sons, imp near Show Low "a, per pro 23, tax S4, pen 64, total 58
 HansO, J H, Linden, nv or of sw ar and ne or of SC ar sec 94 twp 10 rge 24 so acres, Inf of ne qr sec B twp 10 rge "A, 8 acres, 900 per pro 25 tax 13 05, pen 15, total 15 20.
 Hancock, s, Taylor, imp on gov land 20 lots and impin sec twp F rge 21, 1OO 10 acres in sec 1 twp l2 rge 2l. lOO per pro 231, tax 15 paid II 75 due 7S, pen 5S, total 36
 Hanson, Neils, Snowflake, per pro 119, tax 57 pen 67, totals 24.
 Hart x Campbell lots II l2 8, Winslow and imp S15 lots 10 and imp 56) lots 13 It blk g. 4OO hh goods 50, tax 75, pen B, total 5S e8.
 Houck, D, HolbroOk, imp near Milford 100 S Inf of sw ar sec twp 17 rge Fl 80 acres and imp l99. per pro 9S, tax Il 43, pen 0S, total 13 72
 Hanna, Adam imp 20 miles "f Holbrook 800, per pro 1903, tax 45 U9, pen D, total 4S S4.
 Hathorn Bros, Navajo, per pro 235 tax : 05, pen 8. total 90,
 Hart & Stevenson, Navajo, imp on ranch 30, per pro 1040 75, tax GA Al, pen 72, total 69 Is.
 Tuning, Louis, sw pr of ne qr SC ar of nv or ne ar of sw or and nv or of SC ar sec 20 twp i3 rge S1, 160 acres, $200, lots and and Inf ot sw qr sec Is twp lS rge 31, 159 acres and imp $1OO ? horses $6e, 20 burros s60, 1000 sheep S12 25O loo bucks $500, tax S422 10, pen $22 6O to al $444 70
 Hubble L, lots , blk S6 St Johns so, lot2Q blk 4s and imp $250, lot blk 49 5000 per pro 10, tax $50 40, pen S4 O2 total $54 42.
 Hart, II, Springei vile, e hfofne qrsec twp rge 30 and h: of sw qr sec B twp $ rge 30, 16O acres and imp ll40 per pro 100 tax g 20, pen 36 total 40 56.
 HobSon, H P, 5 acres in w w Berry's entry in St Johns field 9, tax Toe, pen 53. total 2S.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

Jaramllo, Epifano, imp at Las Tueces $50, per pro $DO tax s 50, pen 66, total $4 g6.
 Jensen, Peter J, Sprngerville lot l9 20 g A blk s, 100. 30 acres pat land of Springerville and imp 265 per pro 45 tax F 3O pen IT, total IA fl. JaramillO, Baltazar, imp at Las Tueccs 20, per pro 120, tax 30 pen 71, total 91.
 Johnson, J s, imp at Milford 9, per pro 90. tax 25, pen 61, total S6.
 Jensen, P, imp near Shumway 200, per pro PAP. tax 13 26 pen 16, total 15 A.
 Jaramillo, NestOr, imp at Winslow 9 hh goods 10, tax O, pen o. total ? 66.
 Jaramiilo, Nestor, If of ne ar and e Inf of SC ar sec twp 10 rge 22, 1Go acres and imp 200, tax 9, pen 95 total 10 95,
 Jones' John T, WinSlow hh goods 75, tax 2 25, pen l q, total S6.
 Jones, c c, Winslow, hh goods 50. tax 50, pen l 57, total 07.
 James, W F, lots 19 26 2 blk 20 St Johns 30 tax soc, pen 54, total A
 Jaramillo, Pedro Show Low, n Inf of nv er and n Inf of ne ar sec twp Jorge 2l, Fl acres and imp 275, tax 9, pen 9l, total 10 16.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

Buck, J c, lots in Holbrook as follows: lots 2 blk 500 2s interest in lots blk $25. lots B 34 blk and imp $2O25, hh goods $250, tax $75, pen $5 9, total $s0 9,
 Zuck, A, lots B A 26 2 2s 29 S4 B 36 and Inf of lots fl 42 43 A block HObrook $275 lots 9 26 B 26 37 3S 43 A 45 46 blk HOlbrook $1CO lots 10 Il F F IS 19 20 blk lbrook $90 lots g "A p 90 31 g blk $50, lots 14 15 Is r 19 21 blk 20. lots g "A 26 2 28 9 3 32 B 8 3 38 3S 42 to AS inclusive blk $48O lots to 20 inclusive in k $200, lots F to 19 and 2 to 2 and 26 to A in-
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

Webb, D, Nutrioso, imp on ranch $159, per pro $S53, tax $15 S9, pen g 9. total $17 34.
 Wiltbank, w, Springerville, lots at Edgar 10, p acres land and imp $25O, per pro $242, tax $15 9j pen g 29, total SIS 9.
 Warren, J Q 4, Pinetop, oxen 30, imp 100, tax 3 90 pen $1 6g. total 5.
 Walker, w A, lots in Taylor and tmp in Taylor 150, 15 acres in sec B twp 13 rge 21 150, per pro 234, tax Is 02. pen ? 30, total Is g,
 Wills, Frank imp at Taylor 100, per pro 155, tax 65, pen 8S, total 53.
 West, w horses so, sheep 2625, harness ), tax Il 30, pen 05, total 76 36.
 Webb, M Snowflake, 20 acres in sec 3 twp 13 rge 21 $23O, 30 acres in sec g twp l3 rge 21 $3S $162 tax $14 34, pen $2 21, total $16 5.
 Willis, w w, Snowflake, 100 acres in sec IA twp 13 rge 21 and imp S550, per pro 1852, tax $I7 36, paid $19, due $S 36. pen S1 9I, total $l0 27.
 West, s E, Snowflake, lots in sec g twp 13 rge 2l and imp %, per pro SS, tax 25 pen 76, total
 Willis. A M, Snowflake, lots in see 2l twp 18 rge 3 300 per pro 400, tax 21, pen 55 total 23 5
 Willis, Ira K, Snowflake, imp on lots iD sec 24 twp13 rge 2l, 30 per pro no, tax 80, pen "A. to- tai 54
 Wood, Charles, lots II 12 blk ', Winslow and imp $65O per pro $75, tax SIP 75, paid $11 O3 due $10 62, pen g 03, total SIP 5,
 Waters Cattle Co, WinslOw, 160 acres land and imp $250, work horses $120, D saddle horses 5000, 250 range horses $5009 20O0 cattle $4j O0O wagons and harness $6O, tax S642 go, pen $S3 64 total $676 54
 Wood X, lot blk Winslow and imp s270O lot 2 blk and imp $1000 lots 19 and 20 blk $30O tax $12O, pen s7 50, total s127 5O
 Waddy, Chas, Winslow, hh goods 9, tax 75c, pen l 5, total ? g.
 Wakefield, c ". Albuquerque, N T, per pro 500, tax 24, pen 2 70, total 26 TO-
 Nhi.comb, Wm n Inf of SC or Inf of ne or sec 26 twp rge Z3 Ito acres 200, tax6, pen SJ total S7 80.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

Lucero, P, Albuquerque, N. NJ, ar of n e ar and e h of " qr and qr of S W qr of sec 20 tp 12 range 2s, 130 acres and imp 21O, tax 6 G0 pen Sl, total II.
 Lopez, Benigno lot }, blk 4, Concho and imp. 100, per pro 125, tax 66O, pen1 sS total 43.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

Lund, W W, 160acres land. Nutrios and imp S495, Inf lot, blk ', NutriOSo, and imp S350 per pro $494, tax $40 F, paid SIS, bal due 25 H. pen $2 F total $27 S6.
 Love, c $, lot ? blk g, Nu-rioso, and imp no, per pro 36U, tax II 37, pen 2l, total 16 57.
 Lytle, Wm P, i'm on east Inf of Il or and east Inf of or, sec 17, tp S. range g, 30 per pro 170 tax 6 50, pen SS. total 43.
 Lucero, Fracis k, St. Johns, 40 acres in Canon Boneta, and imp 200, per pro 2, tax S1. pen 1S4, total 565.
 Lambson, B. imp on r land 1O0 imp on lot IT land l0O per pro 307, lax b 2l, pen 26 total 1747.
 Lee, c & J W P!netop, per pro 134, tax 4o2, pen 70, total 572,
 Lucero, Francisco, Taylor, imp on Silver Creek 50, per pro 6J, tax 90, pen 66, total g.
 L .cerO, Lorenzo, Taylor, imp on Silver Creek, 10, per pro 45, tax l 6, pen 5S, total 3 B.
 Lewis, James H, imp on government land % 2acres in sec ], tp F. range 21, 20, imp on lot in Snowflake 125 per p:o 265, tax 12 e6, pen II, to- tai 15 04.
 La Prade, A J, Winslow, per pro 90. tax 75, pen 6S, total s.
 Lesser &Sawyer, WinslOw, mdse POO, safe 300, tax 165 pen 75, total l7475.
 La Prade, H V, WinslOw. imp on wqI of sec IS, tp 19, range Is, 75 per pro 247, tax o6, pen sS total II 64
 Lesser, Julics, three-fourths lot, blk 4, Wins low, and imp lol, per pro 2c0, tax 39, pen 45, total 42 45.
 Larson H A, Holbrook, imp near Milford, 800, per pro 50lO. tax 165 8, pen 76, total 17o O6
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15
Fabela, Francisco, Concho, per pro 67

Fabela, Francisco, Concho, per pro 6I tax Of, pen 50, total 61.
 Fish, J c, lot and imp Woodruff 225 lot 49, 20, per pro 135, tax Il 40, pen ? O. total l3 47.
 Frizzell, J H, Winslow, nh goods 50 tax 50, pen 57, total 3 07.
 Forsythe, J A, Winslow, nh goods % tax 75c, pen l 5, total 23.
 Flickinger, Frank, Winslow, lots Il 12 blk G 280, tax 40, pen 92, toll 1032
 Foster, F G, Winslow, nh goods 50 tax 90, pen 57, total O7.
 French, NJ, Winslow, imp on RR land 400, imp on sec 20 twp 19 rge 16 100. per pro S5, tax 17 55, pen 37, tota 19 92. Frankenfeld, T S, Holbrook, saddle 15, tax 45c, ren 52, total 197.
 Field, w T, Inf of nv pr sec 70 twr l rge p, 80 acres 100, tax 3, pen 65 total 65.
 Gibbs, NJ NJ, 1ot3 blk Nutrieso and imp $45 tax sl 3, pen $1 5, total $2 s1.
 Gowdy, NJ A, Sam Saffell agt, Springerville, 7( cattle $525, tax SIS 75 pen g 2S, total SIS 02.
 Greenwood, A imp on Little Colorado above SpTingerville 150 real estate and imp at Eagar 9 per pro 1SS, tax 10 S9 pen 2O4, total 12 93
 Graham, J w. Reagan agt Springerville, cattle Is, tax 64, paid 10, due 54c pen 52, to- tai 06.
 Gibson J, imp at Springerville 15, per pro l25, tax 20, pen 71, total 9l.
 Garcia, Manuel imp at St Johns 100, per pro 90 tax 70. pen 78, total AS.
 Gonzales, Bernardo, imp at Canyon Bonita 100. per pro 34, tax 05 pen 70, total 75.
 Garcia, Erminio, .one-third of lot blk s7 St. Johns 4 tax 12c, pen 50, total @.
 GBrcia, Guadalup lot blk 70 St Johns and imp fa 2
 Gonzales, Antonio rauch at New Town l0O, lots 5 blk 47 and lot 2 blk SS St Johns and imp 1lo, per pro 25 tax7 O5. pen 83, total 90
 Guevara Bros Pinetop imp on Show Low 150, per pro 80, tax 90, paid b, due 75, pen 73, total 6 AS.
 Gibson, wm lot and imp tn sec 2S twp IA rge 21 Snowflake and imp 5o, per pro b, tax 90, pen Gardner c F, Woodruff lot IA and imp 100, per pro loo, tax 6, pen 90, total 80.
 Gray, J Winslow, hh goods 75, tax 25 pen Gile H P, lot blk winslow and imp 275 lot 16 blk and imp S10 hh goods 50, tax 1S05 pen 2 45 total 21 50
 Garcia, Tiburcio, N. M., 5000 sheep $5,25O, three burrOs $21, tax $15S l3
 Garcia, David, Mex 25OO sheep.$4, ,375, two burrOs $l4, tax $131 G.
 Garcia, Jose Leon, N. Mex, 1890 sheep $2z75, one burro $7, tax SsS 46
 Gardner, Q R. Woodruff. lots 69 26, 205, per pro 42S, tax 99, pen @, total Il 9S.
 Garcia David, Mex, 3OOO sheep $500. 2burros 14, tax 105 42.
 Garcia Ortega, Jose. 1890 sheep s2325, burro $7, tax SIS 96.
 Gonzales, Anestacio lot blk 50 St Johns and imp 300, perpro 90, tax 10 50 pen 2O2 total l2 g Garcia, Francisco, Richville. 15 acres land l29 9 acres land and imp S2 per pro 20, tax 64, pen l 73, total 37,
 Griego Jose Theo, lot 36 blk l and imp Con- cho 50 per pro 60, tax 90, pen 62 total 92 Gregorio. Molino, Inf and ne ar of SC ar and SC or of sw qr sec 26 twp Is rge1 160 acres zoo tax 6, pen 80, total S0
 Czech, - n Inf and SC ar of sw ar sec 13 twp rge 30 and ne ar of nv ar sec "A twp 7rge 30 160 acres, 200 tax G. pen 80, tOtal7 so.