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VIM Grant, services as trial
uror. four days and one mile,
So 80.
A webber, services as trial juror,
four days and one mile, allowed
So 80.
A Priest, services as trial Juror,
four days and one mile, allowed
So 80.
N C Nelson, services as trial
juror, one day one mile.
L W Alexander services as trial
juror, one day and one mile, allowed
/ So 80.
o II Willis, services as trial Juror,
one day and one mile, allowed 50 go:
Geo Winchester, services as trial
juror, one day and one mile, allowed
So 80.
Chas Fay, services as trial juror,
one day and one mile, allowed 60 so.
@ " Crane, services as trial juror,
one day and three miles, 50 90.
G W Joselyn, services as trial
juror, one day and one mile, allowed
80 go
j y FreebOru services as trial juror
one day and one mile, allowed 80 So.
Geo H Miles, services as trial
juror. one day and one mile, allowed
50 80.
F Ward, services az trial juror, one
day and one mile, allowed, SO 80.
j Urdall, services as trial Juror,
one, day and one mile, allowed 50 80.
L Mejia, services as trial juror
one day and one mile. allowed 50 80.
o. F. Stacey. services as trial juror,
one day and one mile, 81 80.
A w Morris, services as trial Juror,
one;day and one mile, SO 80.
Jas Doten, services as trial juror,
one day one mile, allowed So 80.
= A L Weber, services as trial juror
one day and one mile, allowed So 80.
F Amabisca, services as trial Juror,
one day and one mile, allowed 50 80.
Ed Harr, services as trial juror,
one day and one mile, allowed, 50 80.
VIM Mimmack, services trial juror,
one day and one mile, So 80.
j Hill, services as trial juror, one
day and ore mile, allowed 81 80.
j Fugitt, services as trial juror,
one day one mile, allowed So 80.
CIV Scott, services as trial juror,
s B Comstock, services as trial
Juror, one day and one mile, allowed
81 80.
James Milton, services as trial
Juror, one day and one mile, allowed
81 80.
Dan Devore, services as trial juror,
,ne day and one mile, allowed 50 80.
Juan Zaballa, services as trial
Juror, one day and one mile, al
owed SO 80.
H Owens, services as trial juror,
,ne day one mile. allowed SO 80.
] Mlnter, services as trial juror
me day and one mile, allowed 50 80.
sB Lidy. eervices as trial juror.
me day and one mile, allowed 50 30.
D Beatty, services as trial juror,
me day and one mile, allowed 81 80.
OH Willis, services as bailiff, two
lays, allowed So.
J L Redondo, services as, interpre-
er. four days, $40
FIJI Eastman, services as baili6,
me day, allowed 81.
On motion Board adjourned until
o o'clock q. IN. Jan. 9, 1895. ..
B. A Hsrsazthy,
OhA;--
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Arizona Historical Society!

The material prepared for the
above named society will be pub
lished for the four months begin
ming with the July, 1894 number,
in the Overland Monthly, San
Francisco, Cal, under the caption
of Building a State in Apache
Land" Subscription price, So a
year, in advance, or 81 for the four
numbers.
CHAs. D. PosToN,
President.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1895-01-19

Yuma, A. T., Jan 7, 1o95.)
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present; Chairman, B. A.
Haraszthy, Supervisors John Gan
dolfo and A. Modesti; Clerk M. l..
Pool.
Report of County Treasurer
taken up, approved and ordered
filed.
Petitions OF John Avirette, J,
H. Carpenter and 0. II Willis, for
appointment ts Justice of the
Peace for Yuma precinct; were
read and on mo ion of B. A. Har-
aszthy, seconded by A. Modesti, 0. .
H. Willis was duly appointed. All
members voting aye. The Clerk
was ordered to notify him of his
appointment.
On motion Board adjourned to
2 o'clock p. IN.
Two o'clock p. m. Roll called
at 2 p. M. Present: Chairman
B. A. Haraszthy, Supervisor A.
Modesti and Clerk M. L. Pool.
Absent, John Gandolfo.
Report of Sheriff taken up, ap-
proved and ordered filed,
Report of Ira Mabbett as justice
of the peace, taken up, approved
and ordered filed.
Report of Geo. A. Duke, justice
of the peace, taken up, approved
and ordered filed.
Report of c. w. Jageman, justice
of the peace, taken up, approved
and ordered filed.
Report of o. B, Bloomer, justice
of the peace, taken up, approved
and ordered filed.
Report of R. j. Quinn, justice of
the peace, taken up and referred to
the District Attorney.
Report of F. L. Ewing, Probate
Judge, taken up, passed and or
dered filed.
Report of County Physician,
taken up, approved and ordered
filed.
On motion seconded and carried
the Clerk is instructed to notify
all county officers to file with the
Clerk of this Board, a list of all
property belonging to the county
in their respective offices. 80.
The Chairman of the Board and
the District Attorney were author
jed to take possession Of the Dis
trict Attorneys Office and District
Attorney to give a receipt for all
property found there known to be-
long or pertains to the District
Attorneys Office.
On motion seconded and carried.
the Treasurer is hereby instructed
to transfer from the County Gen
eral Fund to the County Expense
Fund, the sum of $4,000, and the
Clerk was instructed to give notice
to the Treasurer of such order.
On motion Board proceeded to
allow the following accounts to-wit:
District Attorney Calvert Wilson
allowed 800.
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Sheriff Mel Greenleaf, allowed

Sheriff Mel Greenleaf, allowed
$50.
Clerk of the Board of Super
visors, J. L. Redondo, allowed
1925.
Probate Judge, F. L. Ewing
allowed So.
County Treasurer, A. Modesti
allowed, $3.
Recorder NJ. L. Pool, allowed
So.
Jailor, W. L. Hopkins, allowed
1910.
Physician, L. N. Moller, allow
ed $50.
J w Dorrington, services as
grand juror, two days and one mile,
81 80.
FS. Ingalls,, services as grand
Juror, two days and one mile,
81 80.
} NJ. speese, services as grand
Juror, two days and one mile,
.$4 30.
Joaquin Mendez, services as
grand juror, one day ore mile,
81 80.
D. Balsz, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile,
4 80. i.
Alberto Imperial, services as
grand juror, one day and nine
miles, $4 70.
w. B. Fain, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile
50 80.
l.. A. Hicks, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile,
81 80.
B. c. Heyl, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile,
81 80.
A. G. Lefel, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile,
$4 30.
Fred Fredley, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile,
81 80.
John Johnson, services as grand
juror, two days and fifteen miles,
c. v. Connor, services as grand
juror, one day and one mile,
50 80.
Antoine Biaise, services as grand
Juror, two days and one mile,
81 80. s
w. w. Woodman, services as
grand juror, one day and one mile
50 30.
Geo. w. Norton, services as
grand juror, two days and eighty
miles, $28. -,
Geo. S. Marable, services as
grand juror, two days and three
miles, $4 80.
L. Esselburn, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile,
81 80.
SIS Gillespie, services as grand
uror, two days and three miles,
allowed 81 80.
w T Gonder, services as grand
Juror, one day and one mile, al
lowed 50 80.
Isaac Levy, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile,
allowed 81 80.
M J Nugent, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile, all
lowed 81 80.
D. Beatty, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile, al
lowed 81 80. |
Geo. McMorris, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile,
"a 80.
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D M Field, services as grand
juror, two days and one mile, al
lowed 81 80.
Francisco Avila, services as
trial jurors, four days and fifty-two
miles, allowed $23 go.
T A Fulton, services as trial
juror, four days and fifty-fye
miles, allowed $24 so.
Jesus Daniel, services as trial
juror, four days and one hundred
and thirty miles, allowed SAT,
Maurice Stiles, services as trial
juror, one day and FIVE miles, al
lowed So so.
Santiago Redondo, services as
trial juror, four days and one
mile, allowed $8 80.
James Doten, services as trial
juror, four days and one mile,
allowed So 80.
E f Snider, services as trial
juror, four days and ninety miles,
allowed $35.
Pablo Figueroa, services as trial
juror, four days and one mile,
allowed So 80.
John Ghiotti, services as trial
juror, one day and one mile, al
lowed SO. 80.
AL Figueroa, services as trial
jurors, one day and one mile, al
lowed So 80.
) NJ Morales, services as trial
juror, four days and twelve miles,
allowed $11 60.
Alexander Figueroa, services a
trial juror, one day and one mile,
allowed 50 80.
Frank Vomocil, services as trial
juror, four days and fifty miles, al
lowed $23.
Harry Owens, services as trial
juror four days and one mile, al
lowed $8 80. i
D. B. Morris, services as trial
juror, four days and eighty-six
miles, allowed $33 80.
James Neahr, services as trial
juror, four days and one mile, al
lowed So 80. " |
F. NJ. Hodges, services as trial
juror, one day and one mile, al
lowed So 80. !
j H Kinsler, services as trial
juror, four days and one mile, al
lowed So 80.
P. B. Hodges, services as trial
Juror, one day and one mile, al
lowed So 30. i
Daniel Burke, services as trial
Juror, four days and twenty-three
miles, allowed $14 80.
Jacob Urdall, services as trial
Juror. four days and one mile, al
lowed So 80.
Matt Flynn, services as trial
Juror, four days and one mile, al
lowed SO 80.
f c Ward, services as trial
Juror, four days and one mile, al
lowed So 80.
u Hill, services as trial juror,
four days and one mile, allowed
IS 80.
FIJI Neahr, services as trial
Juror, four days and one nile, n
owed So 30.
Juan Noriega, services as trial
uror, four days and one mile, al
owed So 30.
P Gabriel, services as trial juror,
our days and one mile, allowed
sS 30,
JF Lacey, services as trial juror,
our days and one mile, allowed
IS 80
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a L. 80 and s20 Genuine Confederate Bills
az only five cents each; 800 and ESQ bills
ten cents each. 25 and 30 cent shinplasters ten
certs each. 81 and 81 bills 25 cents each. Sent
securely sealed on receipt of price. Address,
CHAS. B. BARKER, West Atlanta, Ga.
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PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board Of Supervisors.
OF THE
Office of the
Board of Supervisors, ;
Yuma. A. r. Ian. q 1881

uLld, n l., Jan. 4, 1O0O.]
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 am.
Present: Supervisors John Gan
dolfo, a. Modesti and B. A. Har-
aszthy; Clerk, M. l.. Pool.
On motion seconded and carried,
B. A. Haraszthy was elected Chair
man of the Board of Supervisors
for the ensuing two years.
On motion Board adjourned un-
til 10 o'clock a. NJ, Jan. 7, 1895.
B. A. HarasEthy,
Chairman.
M. L. Pool,
Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

which Mr.. Cleveland has adopted his
aggressive policy is found in the fact
that he actually reduced the Monroe
doctrine to a nullity by admitting that
America cannot object 20 any boundary
adjustment that Venezuela may make
OF her free viii. England might posi-
oly effect some very remarkable ad-
justments by offering Venezuela one
half the money Senator Chandler asks
the senate to vote for war purposes. in
which case, according 10 President
Cleveland. the United States would
have nothing 20 say TO the extension OF
European influence in the American
continent. When the matter comes 10
BE- weighed the American people are not
likely 10 place unlimited confidence in
the American showing SO little genuine
appreciation OF a doctrine which he
made temporary capital. and when they
realize the ,-lonstrous and insulting
character of the demand preferred in
their name, they will recognize that our
attitude is the only attitude that the
men of their blood could possibly adopt.
or that they could see US adopt without
a blush
The Times argues 20 justify Lord
Salisbury against the critics who think
that ne might have avoided ruffiing
American susoept ioilities by affording a
discussion of the Monroe doctrine, on
the ground that a failure 10 discuss
that doctrine would have embarrassed
future negotiations.
The Times. together with the Daily
News and other papers. again reminds
America that she never offers 20 as
sumo responsibility for the foreign poll
cies OF the petty republics
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
GRIP is EPIDEMIC.
Whole Families Stricken and Many
Deaths Reported.
Nearly Every Third Person suffering with
Cold. Which ofrea Results In Grip
Pleurisy or Pneumonia

Colds lead 70 coughs. coughs 20 grip.
pneumonia and consumption; therefore.
II is all impOrtan: 70 check a cold be-
fore II reaches the lungs Munyon's
Cold Cure viii positively break cold
inside Of twenty-four hours II taken as
soon as the cold maR.fests itself. When
the cold reaches the lungs or bronchial
tubes the Cough Cure should he used
alternatively every half hour with the
Cold Cure. The Cold Cure Is guaran-
teed 10 prevent pneumonia II used IN
the beginning 81 cold Pneumonia or
Inflammation of the lungs can BE con-
trolled by the use OF these two cures.
The Cough Cure positively cures bron-
chitis. tickling in the throat hoarseneSS.
loss OF voice. soreness Of the chest. DIM
Guilty in breathing. hacking cough. and
al pulmonary diseases where the lungs
are not too far decompcsed or covered
with tuberCleS.
IL you are ailing step into the nearest
drug store and ger a sc vial OF one
or Munyon's Remedies. No matter what
your disease. or how many doctors have
failed 20 cure. x viii give relief
Personal letters 10 Prof. Munyon. 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. answer
ed with free medical advice Tor any dis
ease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE
Long String of Appointments Chiefly of
Postmasters.

Washington, Dec. 1S-The senate to-
day in executive session made the fol-
lowing combinations:
To be justices OF the court OF private
land claims: Joseph r. Reed, Iowa;
William NJ. Murray, Tennessee; Thorn
as c. Butler, North Carolina; H c.
Sluss. Wichita, Kan; Wilbur. R. STONE
Colorado.
POstmasters: Kansas-A. G. Pat
rick, Oskaloosa: ]. l.. Mattingley, Sc
dan; G. W. II. Lucas. Cherokee; Rob-
ert Kennedy. Pleasanton; ]. c. Haskell,
Baxter Springs; L. B. Davidson, Cir
ard; c. =. Baldwin, Believille.
Idaho-G. w. Harris. Wardner.
Indian Territory-Mary A. Potter,
South McAIester; \. V. Matney. Clay
more.
Iowa-William Schneck, Pomeroy;
William W. Sparks. Odebolt: ] f.
Thorne. Rockwell City; f. r. Wenger,
Lisbon; John Stirling, Corydon; G. +.
Parker. Gladbrook: W. W. Merritt. Red
Oak; r. W. Lloyd, Lake Mills; A s.
Groves, Alton.
Colorado-Andrew Royal, Jr., Vic
toria; E Z. Whedon, Del Nerte.
Also William a. Bray. OF Indiana, TO
be surveyor Of customs. Port OF Michi-
gan City. Indiana; Allen Thomas. Flori-
da. minister TO Venezuela; w. w. Rus
sell, Maryland, secretary United States
legation at Caracas, Venezuela; II.
Clay, Alabama, secretary United States
legation at Madrid.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
IT'S NOT A YOUNG BEAR.
On the Contrary, its Troubles are Already
Down Upon 1t.

San Francisco. Cal, Dec. 1S.-More
trouble is in progress on the revenue
cutter Bear. When Captain Healy
was suspended, pending the investiga-
ton Of the charges OF unoffcer-like con-
duct made against him, the command
of the Bear was temporarily given to
Lieutenant Buehner, who was consider
ed a popular and capable officer. The
subordinate officers Of the Bear today
admitted that several days ago they
had forwarded to Washington charges
against Lieutenant Buehner, but no
officer would state the nature of these
charges. Lieutenants Daniels and Dor
~ of the Bear, who filed the charges
against Captain Healy, have them
selves been charged by the crew and
petty officers with sleeping on watch
and with neglect of duty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
LATE NEWS BY WIFE

Madrid. Dec 1S-El Heraldo repeats the
statement tha< Martinez Campos VIII re-
sign the governor gene-alship OF Cuba
New York, Dec. IS.-The official trip OF
the United States steamship Texas. which
was 10 have been today, was postponed
until tomorrow.
Paris. Dec 1S-The bourSe was depress-
q today and Brazilian securities fen four
points on President Cleyelani's message.
International stocks We're weak
Washington, Dec. S.-Chief Justice Full
Ter announced IN the supreme court today
on Monday next, until January 6Sh-
Shanghai. Dee Is-The American com
mission 10 investigate the massacre has
arrived a. Cheag tn and was received
WITH great ho2or. The mission viii prob
ably be successful
Havana. Dee ia great fire broke out
today az MalanzaS in the market place.
Hopes are entertained that part OF the
square VIII be saved. Two mer have
been arrested charged with causing the
confiagraticn.
New York, Dec ls-The general term
OF the supreme court today affirmed the
decision OF Judge Truax IN the Fayer-
weather VII case IN favor OF the 1--WE
piainur colleges and against me execu-
tors Of ID. B. Fayerweather, 70 costs 10
be paid out Of the estate
Chicago. Dec. 1N-Bar iron has hem ~
duc@d 50 a ton IN al lines. THIS Was
definitely settled upon today az a meet
ing Of the bar iron manufacturers al The
Auditorium. The reasons for th.s action
are not clearly stated and the announce
ment created good deal OF surprise.
Tacoma. wash, Dec. ia verdict OF
guilty Was brought In by the jury this
morning against George ". Boggs. sN-
city treasurer, who Was charged with
frauduAently using public funds for per
sonal gain The maximum penalty Is ten
years in the pensfenuary- Sentence has
net been imposed.
Baltimore. Mr., Dec. 1s--PreSident May
er Of the Baltimore and OHIO. has resign
ed and his resi- natlOn has been accepted
Shreveport, La. Dec. H-The Demo
cratic state convention met in this city
today 10 nominate a candidate for gov
ernor. The anti-FoSJer sentiment hac
been aroused in several sections OF Ths
state and conferred GSeN about JUdgt
TIE convention adjourned 10 tomorrow
without action.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
CAPTAIN BASsETT is DEAD.
Sketch of the Career of the Veteran Doc
keeper of the Senate.

Sketch OF the Career oil the veteran door
keeper of the senate.
Washington, Dec. 1S.-Captain Isaac
Bassett, the father of the senate" died
today.
He had spent his entire career as a
senate employe, and enjoyed the dis
tinction of being the second page ap
pointed in the chamber and the last
officer Of that body elected by ballot,
all subsequent offices being filed by ap-
pOintment.
Captain Bassett was born in this city
76 years ago. He was a pOrtege OF Dan
ieI Webster, who secured the appoint
ment OF the boy, then II years Of age.
as a page. During the subsequent "a
years of his life ne become messenger
and finally assistant doorkeeper, or
assistant sergeant-at-arns, the latter
two offices being identical. His duties
practically embraced the overseeing OF
seating OF members. and in cases OF
emergency the actual police work Of
the sergeant-at-armS. Early in his
career as assistant GOOrkeeper, he very
calmly faced a drawn revolver. held by
the elder Salisbury, senator from Della
ware. who had been ordered arrested
for disturbing the senate. Senator
Salisbury. however. was coaxed out by
his colleagues and avoided being taken
into custody. He usually introduced
those who bore messages from the pres
ident 70 the house Of Representatives
and participated IN other ike formal
ties. Il was also his custom 10 Sign
all caucus calls for the party In power.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
WESTERN FREIGHT MEN MEET.
Subject OF the Minimum Weight for a Car
load of Grain Discussed

Chicago. Dec. 1S.-At the meeting of
Western Freight association today the
joint rate committee, 10 which was re-
ferred the application for a change in
the minimum weight in car load lots of
grain. reported that cars should be
loaded 20 within 10 per cent OF the
marked capacity. but the total weight
would not be taken as less than "a. 600
pounds The meeting viii be continued
tomorrow.
y meeting Of the Western passenger
men begin tomorrow. During the SEES
sion It is expected that the trouble over
the Colorado and UIah business viii be
adjusted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
THE WEATHER..

Wichita. Dec IS.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Clearing Thursday. fair Friday. warmer
Thursday night and Friday.
During the past Fwenfy-four hours the
highest temperature was 10 degrees. the
lowest y degrees. and the mean s. de
grees with heavy rain. 30 inch. brisk
north wind and nearly stationary pres
sure.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 81 degrees
For the past seven " 3ssth averaged
temperature for the month OF December
has been IS degrees and for the 18th dag
Il ceSrees. FRED l. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington. Dec. 1S.-FollowiRg is the
forecast up till p. IN. Thursday:
For kansaS-Fair. preceded by light
snow or rain in extreme eastern portion
Thursday morning: northerly winds
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Showers followed by fair nOrtherly winds.
colder n eastern portion.
For CCIoradO-Fair: northerly winds:
slightly warmer by Thursday evening.