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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-02

that You would give an old Pennsylvania
tramp to read while he is waiting for
the train" The next night there was
missing from the kitchen two loaves Of
bread a boiled tongue and a good sized
cake. The novel, the good grub and
the waiting for the train" ought to
make a trio that would satisfy the heart
OF tramp.
There is nothing so cheering to the
heart Of a Caldwelite as the daily vista
tion OF the tramp. unless it is those
tariff articles that appear in the Daily
Statesman about every other day.
The Coxeyites were not allowed 10
'stcp on the grass" while they stayed in
Caldwell but were camped on barren
Alkali spot near the X. II. track until
the deputy marsbals came along and
said get of the AllSali and took them to
Nampa
They do say that Uncle Sam (which
means us you know pays 800 per day
for their board and that the marshals sub
let's the job at fifty cents per day but then
you know people talk so much and even
marshal would hardly want to make
one hundred and fifty dollars per day out
Of little job like that and mileage too,
that would beat the Ada coounty com
missioners
Geo. Huntley was fined yesterday is
dollars for horsewhipping Chineman,
by Judge Jenkins court
Freighting from Caldwell to DeI.amar
still continues lively. II il was not for
the business Of this mining camp, Cald-
well could not pay It's taxes
The Forwarding Company is crowded
with wool waiting for the buyers to
come in and many Of the sheep men
have not commenced shearing yet
With the highest tariff ever known on
wool still in operation, wool has been
steadily going down for number Of
years.
The following connumdrum drops in
right here:
III u tariff Of eleven cents per pound
and up, according to quality, only gives
us seven cents per pound in Idaho, how
high would il have 10 be to give us n
fair price. Or another way. II Aus
trailian wool can be laid down in our
seaports at 6 cents per pound and the
tariff is II cents, why can't we get IL
cents for our wool, under projections
On with the intcrminablc tariff
squabble.
What glorious contamination it would
be If enough commonwealers could get
to Washington to brighten congress into
an adjournment.
They have already scared Cleveland
to the mountains and congress is put.
ting on its boots ready TO run If Cleye'
lands marshals can't stop them.
''Cet OF the grass
Get on the AllSali
Get on the ears
Get on the earth
GIT
Caldwell MAY 90, 1904. Reporter
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-02
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

U. 5. Land ONCE, Boise City, Idaho.
May .. 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Jamcs W. llarrell against Emma Lee for
failure TO comply with law aS 10 Desert Land
Entry No. 200 dated April - 1890, upon the W
a 81 a, sec 10, twp r. ", and ne :. sec twp
q n r . ". Boise Meridian. IN Canyon county Ida
no. with to the cancellation OF said entry; con-
tcstant alleging that the said contestcc. Emma
Ice. has wholly abandoned said tract; that She
has not reclaimed said tract nor any portion
thereof from it, natural arid condition by con-
Quoting water thereon. or otherwise. since said
entry was madc' that she has no bitches or ca
nails constructed thereon or leading thereto and
that she is not the owner OF any water right
therefor that she has not expended the sum OF
three dollars per acre on said land or any a.
mount whatever since said entry WINS made;
that She has no improvements thereon and that
said tract and the whole thereof Is now and ever
since said entry was made has been In its natu-
raj arid sage brush condition. totally unimprov-
ed uurcclaimed and uncultvatcd, ana that all
OF said failure continues and Is existing at the
date OF the filing OF tho aflidavit OF contest. the
said parties are hereby summoned 10 appear nj
this office on the 18th day OF June. 1894, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. 10 respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure
This notice Is issued on an AFFIDAVIT OF contest
filed as supplemental to and amendatory of
that certain andavit OF contest In the above en-
titled cause filed on the 9th day Of February 1894.
CltAs. ;. KINGSLEY, Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-02
CALDWELL LETTER.

Error INDEX:
Uncle Grover" said last spring that
the country needed an object lesson SO
he called an extra session Of congress
and while the grave and reverend heads
were floating towards the capitol in
palace ears. he inaugurated the bankers
panic and combined the two elements to
force the repeal Of the purchasing clause
Of the sherman law and then went fish
ing while sherman cut bait.
The country is now revealing In the
Injuries Of the 'obicct lesson" aud is 50
exceedingly grateful to Grovcr that IL
concluded to return the compliment this
spring and Is now busy recruiting the
objects for the lesson all over our grand.
prosperous domain. About 500 Of the
objects have already passed through
Caldwell ON their way To see their uncle.
but Grover does not seem as willing TO
receive as he was 60 give. hence he has
straddled his Bicycle aud gone of In
Burzards Bay TO watch the young Buz-
yards hatch
The Coxeyiics have come aud gone
but the regular tramps are here yet. Like
the brook that rennyson sings about,
"Men may come and men may 20 but
90 ON forever. The tramp goes on
forever, he is an ever present evil and
ever moves on to make room for another
One called at the residence Of nr Wright
a few DAYS ago and says please ma N
! harc son got a novel about the hous'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-02

The Last Chance Ditch CO. Of Emmett
Idaho.
There 4 delinquent on The following described
stock on account OF Assessment levied on the
end DAY OF March teili. the amount sci opposite
the name OF the following stakeholder, John Em-
cry. one SharC Of stock. No .. four dollars and
nifty cents lff 30. and In accordance with law
much oi said share Of water cs may be nccc>-
sary will be- sold. ut The oificc OF the INDEX In
Emmett Idaho. on saturday the 18th day OF
Nuv A. ~. 1901. 40 one o'clock n n. OF said day.
% pay delinquent assessment thereon. together
with thC costs OF advertising and expense % the
sale. J. n. CARrrNrEii. secretary.
S--clt. lSc-c. Ar-i. 81. .Sot
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NOTICE.


To all whom Y may concern.
Take notice that by an order OF II. n. r. Jenkins
Probate Judge OF Canyon county. Idaho made
on the Nineteenth day ~ April a. ID. isQi, was
appointed guardian of the person and estate OF
Park Wnrdwtn. an Incompetent person. All
moneys due from him will nc paid by me and an
sums due 20 said Park Wardwcl must he paid
a. me. and any contracts nndc by him after this
date made with any parties viii not b. recognize
ca hy me. Ei.SlE WARDw Efi-HANkS.
Guardian OF The person and estate OF Park
Wnrdwcll. Emmett. Idaho. April ., iSei
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
SUMMONS.

In the District Coars of the Tur.s
 Judicial District, ferrito3
 Arizona, County of fayapai. ALEX HAKRIs, Plaintiff.
 yERsUs c..~ ]. II. WHEELER, HARvKY 'u'''s .ss, sss.- a' Z BUlssoS and A. J. OyER- TON, Defendants
 Action brought in the District CorEf uf k
 Fourth Judicial District, in and fer a .
 County of Yavapai, Territory Of k
 ZoRa.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting X
 ]. H. Wheeler, Harvey Burson anz
 ]. Oyerton: You are hereby summoned and feqciz to appear in an action brought az linst "a by the above named plaintiff m tho p'aIrx Court of the Fourth Judicial Distric ! and for the County of lavapai, ia the "a ritory of Arizona, and answer theconql filed with the clerk of this Court at h colt, in said county, Hiik1| ten days, (exclusive of ahe day 0f serve after the service upon you of this sumzea' if served in this county; but if served sS| cs the county and within the district. ike' within twenty days: where personal serse! of a copy of this summons and complalH made ont of the Territory, or servics 4 publication IS made as provided bJ kx within twenty days after the compleii1 thereofs in all other cases thirty days. And you are hereby notified that if yg fail tO appeer and answer the complaint above required, the plaintiff will take iu1' ment by default against you and costs an disbursements in this behalf expended. Given under my hand and the seal of ss' fsRAul Court, at Prescott. this 25fn daV
 May, A. D.. IS9f.
 A. J. HKRNDox. Clerk. R. E. MORRISON, Attorney for Plaintiff. mi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

In the District Court of the Fourth Jrdis
 District. Territory of Arizona, Cous'
 of Yavapai. TIMOTHY FKLL. Plaintiff,
 J.. Fl. WHEELER, HARVEY n.ssss .-..e ~ BURsoS and A. J. OvER- TON. Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Cous> eR fs
 Fourth Judicial District, in and iol v County O. Yavapai, Territory cf ki|
 zona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends gFeetin9t
 JH. Wheeler, Harvey Burson and |
 J. Oyerton: Yoa are hereby summoned and reqz. to appear in an action brought againsi s=; nv the above named plaintiff in the eIs,1 Court of the Fourth Judicial Distria I and for the County of Havapai, m ihe te' ritory of Arizona. and answer the conI', iled with the clerk Of this e.E at Prescott, in said county. within 8 days. exclusive of the day of service, slk' the service upon you of this summon4 S sarved in this county; but if Nf4 oat of the county and within the diizt then within a0 days; where personal ssr of a copy of this summons and coEnplsil' made out of the Territory, or seEsi1 publication is made as provided b' lA within twenty days after the colaf thereof: in all other eases thirty dayA
 And you are hereby notified shat \ fail to appear and answer the complanl above required the plaintiff wih take W ment by default against you and and disbursements in this behalf exlen Given under my hand and the seal cS z lsFAL..l Court, at Prescott, this 18th 14
 May. A. D.. 1894.
 A. J. HERsDOS Ctlf R. E. Morrison, Attorney for fiaini4
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

No 20S7. W Hull vs F Murray. Answer. Hernioa < Norri for plff, sanford & Morrison for den. Case set for June 2b.
 No eoSi, MmM BufHm vs Le ter Jacks n. Answer Baldwin X Johnston for plf. Hern- = = D & Norris for deft Case set for June 25.
 No 2094. " W vigus and Gilman ys oldwsier & Bro. Appeal HerDdon X Norris for defi. Case set for June a.
 No 2lo2 Chas Yates vs V II McGrew. Ar- swer. Herndol X Norris for pla. Baldwin X Johnston for def. Case set fer June a5
 No 2lo2 l. Ksstner Vs The Virginia Gs Johnston for plf. HeFado & Norris for defs Case set for June 2a
 No. 2l04. C b Gennhg "a the V raj. nia Gold Milling Company; answer 1; Baldwin X Johnson for plff. Herndon X Norrs for deft. Set f,r June 25,
 No. 2l05 Ciyit X Company vs the Virginia Gold Mining and Milling Go. answer. Baldwin & Johnson Ter plH, Hsrndou & Norris fot d,f,. set for June 25
 No 2l09 Charley Yates ,s. Merritt L X Ja .ob uenkle; answer Hem, on & Norris fir plh, l. F Esgers for d, it. So tor Juno 25.
 No 2ll4. The Bank of Arizona ys \ X Johanna ROdenburg; ausWer Herndon < Norns for plf. F. " French for deft. Sc. for June 9
 No 209O. CN Reson vs The Wig, mia Gold Mining & Millining Co garnishie of IT Palmer. Hernd [ and Norris for pltr; set June 25.
 No 1851. John G Campbell vsPI Kastner; EgSers X Wilson for p's Baldwin < Johnston def. answer re-'rial; set June 9.
 No 2l06. Levi Bashfotd vs John FisheI; Eggers aud Baldwin &JOhns ton plf Hsrndon & Norris del, ans xer; set for Juue 25
 No l660 The History Go vs J W DOuSherly ramanied far new ,rial Ross & Van Horn for pId, Baldwin ( Johnston for dsft; set flr June 9 !
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
U. s. CIVIL.

No 4. U s vs Chas Blackburn ct al; answer; U s Att'y for plfi, Baldwin X Johnston for deft set for June 4. TERRITORIAL CIVIL = JUDGR BAKER.
 No. 1864 Wm Lsrkin va Bank of Arizona; J H Wright for plff. Hern. don X No,r,s for delft 1; set for June %.
 No 1885. s 0 Rees "a P X A c Ky Co: answer; Herndon < Norris and Baldwin & Johnston for plh. Sanford X Morrison for deft set for June 9.
 No I7Ol. James Shirley vs Ferdi- maud Scopel; answer, Sanford < Morrison for plf, Herndon < Norris for delft set for June 9
 No 1887. Frank milhline vs Leo Goldman. Answer Baldwin < Johnston and H Wright for pla Herndon & Norris and sanfordfor deft. Case set for June 25
 No Isss Charles Molo vs Leo Goldman. An- swer Baldwin & Johnston aud H Wright for plf. Rerndon & Norris and sanford for deft Case set for June 25.
 No 1920. WE Pedley ct al vs W c Bashford et al. Answer. Baldwin Johnston Tor pln, Herndon & Norris for deft. Case set for June 25th.
 No lsS0 Jesus Flores ys Jos Campbell Gd. ministra;O- Answer. Wilson for plf, Herndon S Norris for deft. Case set June 26.
 No 1882. James W Tufts vs W Ross An- swer, for re-trisl Herndon & Norris for p,f. Baldwin X Johns on for deit Case set for June 25.
 No 1924. Chas N Montg m"ry vs W Clay. Referred to II T A. auditor. Hernd m & Norris for nlf. Baldwin 6 Johnston for q ft Case set for June %.
 Nosol3 Frank Biedler vs John Cover. Answer. Herndon 6 Norris for plf, VII. ron for def. Case set for June %
 No 205 James Mahony ys Jeff Baldridge Answer; for re-trial R NJ Ling and HerndOn X Norris or pliT. Baldwin & Johnston for deft. Cas- ret for June o.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Forfeiture Notice.
ro Clark CharchlIl. roar I.eira. a.slsa. ,

To Clark Chnrchill. your keirs. assigns e |
 rerasenS atixes.
 Yon are hsFebs notihed that the unisl..I' who are co-owcers with you in the Days 4l4. Three North mining clair. have expezaN sum of one huntgrlSl dollars ia labor ~ provenents upon t6e said miaing ciAiE, ul \ ssxi,enditures and improvements being 1.4' G. iu the year lSaS, in compliance with ths t< States mining laws. repairing annual ezlf- tures to he made on mining claims.
 The said Davis Number Three NortA z claim extends 15DQ feet in length hy Ca lal. . along tho vein anj iA situated ln hassa.s Mining District, in the County of faraf4 ritory of Arizona. a record 0f tie lee4ft X said Davis Number sshree Mouth mining e made in the record of mines in the ollee e County Recorder of said NavaDai Csazsi Book H. & page 502. And y0n are hereby further notified Eali !. the expiration of ninety. days after tle l| tinn of thus notice you fail or ssfuee it . hute or pay to ns your proportion oi <ae ss ditares. together with the cost of 1Ae pn.e. s. of this notice. the interest of you ln sasa .t Number Three North mining claim ell z |. ,. feited and become tbe properly of ne signed. IT. w. OTIS -.
 BASHFORD & Buk1iol% Prescott. February 1, lsQt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
TIME = TABLE

w~sEs The Grand tanypn of the ColoFai,. the f-E most sublime of hatures work un earth, ineisscribable can easily bs reached ssz iasiait Williams or Peach Springs on thi- rsal- Rs Ta Che Natural Bridge of Arizona, and 3-zr M0ntezuma's Well you can JOuracy most directly by this route. R= ObserYe the ancient Indian cigiliza.ion 5~G of lakuna or of Acona, The tty si tlse Sky :"
 w--zs Wait the Petrifed Forest near Carizo. klH Ses and Marvel at the freak oi Canyon niablO.
 Ps Take hunting trip in the msgniheeni E-f1 pine forests of the San fraDcisco moan tains. Find interest in the Ruins of the Prehls- inrie Cave and Clin Dwellers. ss View the longest Cantilever Bridge in 8-3 America. arFoss ti Colorado River. H. K. VANsYLCK. W. A. BISSEiL,
 Gen Agent. Gen. Pass. Az't. Aliatouoroue NJ San Francisco. al and
 Albuquerque N. M r. R. GABEI, General Superintendent,
 ALHUoUER9UE. N. NJ
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Notice for Publication.
.. s. LAND oFFICE AI }. .

V V Ll-ElF LI I7I ' IN --7-- -777
 Prescott. Aria. April lS. i''t Notice is hereby given that the Is. named settler has fled Eotice ef hi> .a.- .- <. te make final proof in support gl his ei1..- -: z that said proof will .e made before tne - and Receiver at Prescott Ariz, on Jaae 90, 1891. vizs Harmon Ulnistse' !. z S5' staad Application No. 5SS for the S. e and $ k il NV 1l and NE . of SW A, sss' ? :. fS x. R. 2W
 He names the following witnesses = p.i.- ~. continuance residence upon, and eni,t.,s,. s.-. said land, yiz T. W. Otis. Jslnes r' n... Thomas Brown. John DierIft. al el LSs Arizona II. D. kOcc, n1s- First publication. April IS, 1894.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Mutual Reserve Fund
 Life Association.
~A few death claims selected
 from thousands of others paid
 by the Mutual Reserve Fund:

WM. NJ. Krider, Mineral Park, A. T., S5,OOO
 w Geo. D. Nagle, Builder Walnut Grove dam Arizona, 5000 J J. Williams, late superintend ent Senator mine. Arizona, S10.0O0, A, P, K Saf ford. formerly governor of Arizona. $l5,000,
 9E-OYer SI7, ,0O0OO0 paid to the widows and orphans. Thousands of insurance carried in this company by citizens of Prescott Why pay S2O0 per year for s 900 life insurance when you ca n buy the same insurance for $l09 and save half of your money. One hundred dollars saved for your family every year while you live and $500 paid Co your widow and orphans if you die. by taking insurance in the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso c' ation. Apply tO G. w. FORD, Agent, Mon. tezuma street, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
The Prescott
 National Bank
CAPITAL, SlOO,OOOO.

DIRECTORS:
 F. M. Murphy, Morris Goldwater. W. c. BashforG, R. x, Fredericks, R. c. Woodruff. Dexter M. Ferry, of D. &. Ferry 6 Co, Seedsmen, Detroit, Mich. J. l.. Fisher.
 Transacts General Banking bus mess Loans made at reasonable rates. Drafts on all the principal cities of the United States and for eign countries. Money sent by tele- graph; gold dust and bullion bought at highest market rates. Escrow pa- pers taken care of without charge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
GLADIATOR. CROWNED KING
 AND PECK STAGE LINE!

Leaves Hotel Burke, Prescott, Mondays. We'd nesdays and Fridays st 7:90a. m. returning on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Passengers. Express and Fast Freight taken to AIl points on the route Headquarters at the City Feed Ia Pteecott. DUKE 6 H0AGLAND, Prous.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Notice!

To wLom it May Concern: ,r| That the REMNANT" or '.vk vs s- .'l mines or the improvements therson - ,'.-, [ responsible for any debts contraeted - ssrl I otherwise by parties working t gnasi lease. L. F. HALE. -cpsI
 EDWARD tlll.iAso.s
 n. q. PARkkk~,
 R. II. BukAlot6snn
 W C. BAShkohe'
 p,.,s,of4 I,na i fs0f '
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

Situation wanted bv smart eastern woman. to run a lodging or boarding house, or to do general hoilsework in small family. Inquire at Mrs. huchiers Store M0htezuma near Gurley Jtt6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
ere'S Chance!
 AND M MIGHTY
 GOOD ONE. We have a Surplus of Lumber of Certain
 Particular Sizes.

THAT have accumulated A~sa eAs past year in greater
 quantities than other osxiBaae Aensons 1t IS all one and two inch stu and thoroughly dry and there good deal more of 1t than want to carry in stock We want to sell 1t and will sell 1t very cheap for cash. We propose to start in at low price and to keep reuc ing the price so long as foot of this surplus stock mains Here's what we have:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

Notice is hereby given that she s9-l.es..-i . heretofora existing between N- hlless,. - q Pete C iIett, in the Jerome stage D'''"-
 dissolved on May fst. ;;.,1.'
 Stages are now being run hy eaeh s.s ., his own account. Stages 5elonglts to srIifurlE' sIi signed leave Prescott on IuesaAls ss.s. ami Satnriavs. Office st J. K. sonss ,.-.ss s.,s<
 ms N D--------
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Monday, the llth day of June, l

at n o'clock a. m., in front of ths D,s door of the court house, in the city Of P.. eott, county of Yavapai, Territory of ss zona. will sell at public auction ihs sl.s. described property or so much tkssz, ; may be necessary to satisfy said plai..S, judgment. with interest thereon aud so.. to the highest and best bidder for eaa s lawful money of the United States.
 J. R. LOWRY, sheis By II. CARTIER, Under Sheriff.
 Prescott, k. T., May IS, 1894. a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Classified NOtlces!!
HousE TO RESr.
SrruATInN WANrrn.

Four room plastered house, known as the Rosa A. Miller property. to let. furnished or unfurn- tshed. Apply on premises. j2f6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SAIRI
W. c. BAsHFoRD and R. H. Bun,.. TER, co partners, doing busina.s -. the firm name and style of BA AsFI r-'ss 6 RUkMIsfEk, Plaintiffs,
V klIaIs
ABRAM s. HEWITT, Defendans.

ABRAM s. HEWITT. Defendau.
 Under and by virtue of an oraat < and decree of lien issued out of the n. Court of the Fourth Judicial Di.s,,., - 5. Territory of Arizona, in and for sba c'- of Yavapai, on the lTth day of May lss. the above entitled action wherein R....-e G BuTInister, the above named plain.,S tained a judgment and dscrse .... Abram s. Hewitt. on the t7th day .f s. 1888. which said judgment and dec,n on said l7th day of July 1888. reco.s.,. Judgment Book No. {, at page Or commanded to sell, The Silver p,,... mine and mining claim situate ln p... Mining District, in Yavapai Countv zona, containing nineteen and ninetV - hundredths (l9ST) acres, being a nsf.-., mine, as patented by letters patent F' dated November 29. 1878. and of Rsco,s Yavapai county. Arizona Territory. h R.. II of Deeds, at pages 25f to 259, to1Is'' with ali appurtenances and privileees ,- nectsd herewith.
 Notice Is hereby given that on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
w. II. SMITH.

Rosstoiiice Address--Prescott Arizona ,i.ange-North Fork of Sycamore Crook and the Mesa. lavapai county,
 norse EZW Ear marks-Sld stock two slits .Ea1d 4kAyti each ear; young stock smooth rnght ANlMcrop and underbit in each ear Hip. 4tA4 Horses-Diamond right hip
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
NOtice.

The copartnership composed of Harris Bald win and T. w Johnston is dissolved. All prom tses or professional service made by the former hrnl will be discharged, to the utmost of his ca paelty, by the undersigned. No receipta for money due the former 1rm after this date will be recognized unless signed by
 May ll, lssl. T. w. JOHNSTON.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
MI OW, while there of tls umbef hand m our 1N yard, dry during the weeks you can buy it in carload lots at .OO per thousand feet

FTER August st if we have any left we'll cut up for "A kndling wood These quotations terminate with the cleanup of what have hand and after this surplus sold don't intend to make any if help it. nor sell it. if We do make it, for less than the cost manufacture Remember the cash must accompany every order for this material Otherwise these quotations don't go The lumber is alI standard first common, well manufactured and well seasoned. and we guarantee it fully up to grade in every re- Spect. We simply have much of these six sizes and propose to move the stuff if prices will do it.
 VOU welcome to all the benefits of the reduced prices
 I to be obtained by waiting. Only don't walt too long. We have stated just how much have hand if you do wait and find the particular kind you want all when your order reaches us, Don't Blame Us, that's all It is here and to be had just advertise It is not likely to be here long these prices If you this material at a you do better than order load soon
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

F.sM. MURPHY. President. N. uOLnWATER. Vice President.
 ID g xvnnnppEu ., AL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Arizona Cattle Go. Rauge-S SanFrAneiseo Neuutairs.
 BRAND:

Ear Marks-Slit each ear Horses and cattle same iron on right hip. Increase on Jeff shOul- ter Postoffiee adslress-FLAGSTAFF ARIZ. J.V. RHOADES. GENERAL MANAGE