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The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

THE WINsLoW MAIL in last week E issue enters fiery protest against the action of the Board of Navajo county, in awarding the stationery contract to a nonresident, and with good cause. Its hard to un- derstand the reasons why a com- mission, who claim to have at heart. the welfare of their citizens, can willfuIly ignore their home en- terprises and boldly award work to foreign and non-resident work men. What do the taxpayers gain? Noth- ing. On the stationery for Navajo county for the entire year, there will not be a saving in prices paid for the work and material to exceed $1O. On the other hand between one and two hundred dollars of Navajo county funds will go to help enrich a firm who do not live in the county, who own not dollars worth of property in the county, and who pay no tax--not even q poll tax to aid in sustaining the county government. This is not economy, but the most evil and disastrous sort of short sightedness. The various Boards of Supervisors have no special powers or authori- ty, whereby they can evadethe law, no more than the meanest citizen, md in the printing and publish ing" the law is mandatory with certain exceptions, winch we infer m this case, were entirely ignored, in matters which are not specifical- ly covered by the law. more or less discretion is allowed the board, and right here is where nine tenths of our members go wrong. they arro. gate to themselves entire discretion ary powers, and to the prejudice of themselves and their very best citi- zens. An economical Board is a pleasant thing to contemplate, and the HERALD will always uphold and encourage such a board but, the line between true and false econo- my is somewhat fine, and wise Board by erring-if they err at all lin favor of the true. Avoid all quagmires and pitfalls and keep the open sea, thus insuring satis- faction, and what is more whole some, an economic government, and a government wholly for the people who comprise it.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

Miss J. Eberle, charming young lady teacher of Apache county, ac companied by Judge H. Brooks, honored the Courier with & call Saturday last. Miss Eberle is teaching school in a Spanish dis trict near St. Johns. has A sehol- ars and expresses herself highly sat- isfied with her situation and sur roundings. Everyone treats her az nicely as possible. She comes from Downsy, California, where her fath- CT is editor and proprietor of the Downey Champion. Like most printing office people. she gravit- ated toward a printing office almost before she knew it and this printing office was pleased to see her, Courier.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11
HOLBROOK ITEMS.


 Navajo county met yesterday in ao
 cordance with law, and proceeded to set the salaries of the officers fol
 the ensuing year. All salaries were made the same as last year except the Jailor and Janitor, who was given ten dollars month in ad- vance of last year,
 Treasurers report show little over $28, ,0O0.00 now in the treasury.
 The new bridge across the river at this point will be finished this week. Bids will be opened to-day for the building of an approach on the north end, when this is done the problem of crossing the river at Holbrook will be solved and noth- ing has been dreaded more than that by people :who have travelled this road for years.
 Dr, Lutz, of the firm of Waite & Lutz of Prescott. is in town. The doctor is prepared to do all kinds of dentistry, and will visit most of the towns.in this county. going as far south as Ft. Apache, and per haps return by way of Springerville and St. Johns.
 Sheriff Owens received 5000 lbs of grain from Springerville. He says that grain raised in tEis coun- try is far superior to that brought in from the east.
 The A. c. NJ. I. are preparing to open up a livery stable in Holbrook in the near future, we are glad to see more business openings, It is apparent that there is more busi- ness this year, or winter, than ever before, as the A. c. NJ. 1. and A. & B. Schustsr are working an extra man each, over and above their us ual force. Notwithstanding W. H. Clark has opened up now store.
 Julius Wetzler returned from a trip to Solomonville last night, there are no flies on Julius, he wears a smile as broad as a lunch counter. Report says he has been successful and whispers that in March Julius is going to Solomon vile again and is going to bring back a fair Solomon, and will in- troduce her us Mrs. Julius Wetzler. Success to you old fellow that is the only road to true happiness
 J. H. Richards. the enterprising business man of St. Joseph, is in town preparing to bid on the fp proach to the bridge.
 J. c. Owens, of Woodruff was in town yesterday. Mir. Owens has recently been to Kansas City with a load of sheep. He says he real ized very good prices.
 The bids for building the ap- proach were opened at 2 a. m. J. H. Richards & Sons were the suc- cessful bidders, their bid being $180
 A new sign near the station house reminds a person there is an R. R. crossing. More improvements T
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

A remarkably fine Christmas has been issued by the N Y. Dramatic Mirror. It is ono of the most interesting as we'll us the most artistically illustrated Christ mas numbers this year.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

ERE MANY days roll around Cuba will have gained her independence. Campos and his Spanish fighters. are confined within the walls of Havana, with Maceo and Gomez with their 15,OO0 insurgents sur rounding them.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Dec. 31, 1895. The Board of Supervisors met this morning pursuant to adjourn ment.
 Present: LJ Brown chairman and w H Gibbons absent, Becker. The minutes of yesterday read and approved.
 The accounts of county officers for the years 1895 were now exam- ined and appr 3ved as follows, to- wit:
 Jas Scott, Sheriff and ex- -officio as- sessor.
 N Gonzales, Recorder. Willard Farr, Probate Judge, Albert F Potter, Treasurer.
 Treasurer's quarterly statement for the quarter ending Dec. 31. 1895 hbCEIFIOs Balance Oct. let, 5 8.234.70 Taxes for 1895, 27,375.5S 1894, 417.46 !" {. 1895, 66.34 1892, 7.51 Poll Tax 276.85 County License 217.24 Recorders fees 129.65 Notes receivable 136.44 Interest 5.44 Fines 6.70 Teachers Institute,fund 400
 $a6.877 80
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

Irene Perry has sued for divorce from Albert Weber of the piano firm. who has been her husband for many years.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Lae U.S Govt Report R>:al! >:! Rs%assa RRskiRs
 ARSNERlTEEX DRyRE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Alfred Ruiz, elk dist. court 62,5O W: H. Burbage, Imm. com. 60.00
 The following claims against Apache county were now audited and allowed payable out of the ex- pense fund, viz: 7
 The H H McNeil Co, Phoenix, blanks, S750 A & B Schuster, supplies to indr- gents etc. $30.50 A & B Schuster, supplies to coun- tY, Sl4.65 Antonio Gonzales, wood, $S2.45 Antonio Gonzales, .oiling roofs, ct house, $27.9O Jas Scott. Sheriff fee. $500 The following claims against Apache county were now audited and allowed payable out of Road Fund, to-wit:
 Jno T. Patterson, road work $90.30 It is hereby ordered by the Board that the sberiff refund taxes as- sessed and collected on the Navajo Indians reservation as follows:
 AIdridge & Dodge $95.23 q N Cotton S1O5.00 It is hereby ordered by the Board that Vim Sherwood be exempted from pol! tax on account of physi- cal disability.
 It is hereby ordered by the Board that Willard Fasr, Probate Judge, be granted leave of absence from the Territory for 40 days.
 It is hereby ordered that the clerk of the Board prepare and have printed blanks for Oyerseer of pub. lie roads to make their reports upon.
 It is ordered by the Board of that the jail and Re- corders office be insured as follows: s4OO0.OO on buildings and Sl000.0O on offiic fixtures and records.
 The Board now took recess until B p, m.
 8o'clock p. m. The Board resumed session. The accounts of county officers for the year 1895 were now examined and as follows:
 N Gonzales, clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
 The Board of Supervisors now adjourned there being no further business to transacted. L. J. Brown. N Gonzales, clerk. Chairman Arizona's day is dawning. Capi-
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11
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TheisANTAFE ROUTES the most comforts. ble railway between Los Angeles and the east Trains Nos. and are Solid V stibuled Ex- press Pullmans newest sleepers. reclining chair cars ard dining. cars. between Los An gees and Chicago; via Kansas Ci'y. with snnex ears on sharp connection for Denver acd St. Louis. First class passengers only.
 The Quickest Train Across the Continent.
 Trains,Nos. and 2 gre Fast Expresss, Pull man Palace Sleeping Cars an Pullman Tourist Sleeping CaTs, between San Francisca, Los An gelss and Chicago Meals at Harvey's Lining koous. These trains make 24 hours quicker tme between the PacifcCoast and Chicago than auy competing line
 John J. BYRNE, Gen Pass Agt
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The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

Della Fox's unskirted pictures have to be covered on the Boston biIlboards by order of the authori- ties.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

Trains 4i and :42 will run on alternate days Information as to what days same will run will be furnished by gents on appl:caipa.
 No. makes cohnot tions at Ash Fork with A. & P vestibuled limited No. 8 from the east. 1hiF is the fnesttrain west of Chicaro.
 No. also connects with 4. G P. No 2from the west.
 Persons desiring to stay over at Ash Fork will find the best of accommodations at Fred Har- yey' sh9tel.
 No. makes close connections at Ash Fork with A, & F. trains No. and {. A. & P No reaches San Francisco aI 1O.45 a. m secnnd morning. A. d. P. No Is Q vesribuled train throughout, lighted with Pintch gas, dining ear running through, Los Angeles to Chic go. Din ing cars under the managelnentof Fred Harvey with his unexcelled service, care and attend xnce to hts guests.
 No land c1i meets at Jerome Junction with trains of U, V. & r. By for Jerome.
 Connect 6 at Prescott with stage ltnes for a principal miding camps; at Compress with stage lines for harqua Hala Sients n and Ya<uell; Bt Phoenix with tnh fhRnix & Malicopa By for points on the s. P. Ry
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

Arizona's day is dawning. Capi- tai and immigration are both turn ing in her direction. The develop ment of her exhaustless resources on corresponding scale will place her in the front rank of statehood. Husband her flood waters, cultivate her plains, extract her gold, silver and copper from her ores and Ari. zona will be one of the richest states in the union.-Citizen.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

 W. H. Burbage District Attorney
 The Board of Supervisors now ordered that the legal salaries of the officers of Apache county be paid by ths Treasurer, out of the salary fuud, as follows, to-wit:
 N Gonzales, Recorder, s250.0O W H Burbage, Dist. Atty, 250.O0 A F Potter. Treasurer, 250.O0 Jas Scott, Sheriff. 150.00
 Assessor 15O.OO
 Jailor, 225.OO Willard Farr, Probate Judge 125O0
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

Wehereby certify that there ought to be in the hands of the treasurer of Apache county on December 3l, 1895. Twenty-seven Thousand and seventy-two dollars and 79 cents. We find that there is actually in the hands of the Treasurer :-
 o..;e. ,eIo.oa;t <17 S00 O0
The St. Johns herald., 1896-01-11

$36 ,S77 GU I also beg leave to report that there is in the treasury to the cred it of Nat Greer the amount of $29. 54 and Henry Barrett the amount of $19.84, the same being received for the redemption of tax sale certi- ficates held. .by them.
 l do hereby certify that the fore going is q true and correct state ment.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31st day of December, 1895, Probate Judge,
 St Iohns Eiar 2l 12q6
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

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by wb5ch he expects To- ssT rweSEs
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spending t5= winter az Cclorzdg
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he - going 70 retire his great TZulsr
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England has awarded n gold u9edzl 70
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work Of investigation ia the deter
ulnntIon If the laws 81 the more
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died 81 San Antonio Of BriEht's DIS
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

TIE lrrsIresS portion Of REtIan1. H.
was destroyed by fire. Loss, Sssfsu-
Canon smith. a pioneer al MEXICAN.
was killed az Edwardsviile by 4 kick
from an uRruly horse-
While burning brush. near Dallas
City. III. one Daughter az - Tsllsyero
was burned TO teath and another ve-y
badly injured
At Piusburc Walter Wilonghbv
was instantly killed and ROtert
Welsh and Charles McIain badly hart
by a trolley ear.
The extensive plant Of the Wayne
Electric Light company. at Wayne.
Pa was destroyed by fire Loss.
siD0DsA
While suffering with the grippe
George Mead. a farmer az Dubuque.
Iowa. swallowed a capsule Of eorros-
i've sublimate BIZ mistake for auinIne.
ard died in great agony.
Young John Robinson. son Of Show
mar John Robinson. whose meragerfe
Is gintering Al Terrace Park near
Cincinnati. was seriously wounded hy
a large BeOs.aEd which escaped from
the nenagerie.
Fire brake out IN the eabocse yards
adjoining the shops OF n Chicago *
Southeastern railway AT Lebanon.
Ind. which IS alleged 70 bc the work
Of Incendaries- Before the fire could
ip brought urIier control every ca
bes8se in the yard was destroyed The
deed j. laid NJ the door Of some
strikers.
There was as~rxeit!ag hunt for a
Wild tx x The nTFs~ NeT York hay.
the other morning. Ire graft was Gs-
serted by her crew after collision
with a big transport steamship. and
the tug. with hser throttle side of5sa.
made a bee line for the statue OF lib
erty but was finally headed OF ~S.y
much Ike n runaway horse might be
stopped.
twenty people were more Or less Sc
riously injured by an accident on the
ncw Sutro Electric read At San Fran
cisco, running 10 the Cliffs house. A
a loaded with about se~yenty-five
people was bound I'm for the leach. and
while descending a steep grade the
mot0rman lost control Of the car, and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

Daughters Of Erin 81 Minnesota are
/ rs-sgszsTng for a state uszlcEl nafeilng
Mars - has hsen fJed a. the DAT"
az 1br sze Of THE Duluth 4 WiEGtI~As
yygTzy-
Yrs KEuazpCa living six miles west
81 Ras~zsfzrg. Wis. was instantly
killed. IN ! runaway.
TIE trouble between rivzl HsbraBe
s~aszeri=s IN West ~ Pau has reached
ta- stage II physfesl y~iolcneye.
Argument. hare been eDnel2ded -
the Ramsey county district cyszrt ID
I The fourth insane asylum "aS-
4 -Ensyvesaru1 - said 10 - % foot 20
E-l T. =. Parker a an iBiaT@ElGeE1
candidate for mayor Of So Paul
Ts@ first d7aw has tern played bF
heaI yInks in - Paul for Ghe cDasn-
usgzsaiD q tie National Curling uni0u-
Tie East Afghan Tines ssG;ss tfzE
Lorf Duurave1 has decided 10 ab1n-
f50su yacht -riuz in tie larger classes.
Representatives Of W-SraF1 IUireTsa-
ties uae, .n Chicago sHA T~ezEs-Ene1 The
-zyaeE1.1r ~ liz college presidents ~
z2yring a1hlrtkS-
bridge Joseph Allisou. presiding
judge u the cvurT a nZzD isseas 81
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TT3a Interstate Packing company
plant 81 Prairie In CbiaB. Wis n
attached To- Claims amounting ;0 81
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pes-are garron Of New Mexico
r1z--~ that Gov. Thornton ~ Inst
TERRITORY aEssfraxi stuart in his efforts
ro l-51- az the Nahcr- FirZs.mG89as
11--
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MINI eLa=GeI with sslIil= ohs one
literature in rh~ g1sIls. w1s hound
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t. Chicago Great WA1e-n. through
ils aE@zs "a Europe. mas chained .
Ian q SlnJ9ls1. and with this
z-DU-Er extensive improvements viii
- made during the year.
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Victory. Wis. last Saturday signed by
a committee ~ seven white caps. n9Ji-
firing him 10 have in two weeks ar n
wOla3 II DEALT with lie skipped.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
sale - .nre H. Fnnm~

TEra-zg ElxsLl q a7pzo~v cClL.ty q
: C-stgzt s.-cES prisoner in Ya4stel
e0E-ry Zl- ~ Il cll~zc q stealing
cattle IsSr winter. E1eu Gre-orv
oEIE1y people were l@I1- cared for
largely ~ Eastern cES-liy. as . result
q IN utter failure OF crops. EiaeN at
tempted 10 buy q steer from The ranch
veE. @ kiEr belonging u \ banker IL
Southern ~ebEzsks- As h had 10
T9r@y. Le wanted 20 trade his team
for an animal 10 Kill. The foreman Of
the ranch refused 20 take any steps in
The LlaEte-. Is he did not care 10 as
s1me any responsibility in the alb
ss1ce Of the proprietor RiRen. in des-
p=ratt0n at the thought Of his starry
ing family, took Ihe matter in his WE
hands, drUTe q steer home. and. after
killing il divided among his hungry
EsighbNcS- When spring came. RineiI
sat his bgOzke- IN the owner Of the
ranch with m explanation of his TAX
Ing tAe steer. and offered TO uay for
IL IL was the first notice the banks-
had 81 his loss. and instead If accept
Ing payment for the animal. ha had
EI1aI ARRESTED for stealing cattle
thereby taking him from his family.
who are IN sore ned CT his presence
and support this winter. while he i
lying in jail with = term IL the ucni-
Tertiary before hiE1-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
MARKET REPORTS
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live stock Centers

Chicago. Feb 1I-Wkeat-Fehruar-.
g. 1->c: May. 8 1-Sc: July. is ste.
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September. este. 0at>-FebEuary.
70 So: May. y 3Sc- Pork-FehTuary.
Slo.12: May, <1G32 Lard-Februar,.
S147: MAY. <j67. Ribs February.
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clcS~3 - - B.. on rrack-No ! hard.
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What weak ard lower: No. = spring.
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Nay. 81 -c- CsTa quiet but firm: No.
- -. Oats in fair demand: No. =
white - 3-5c; No. > white. "a GtaZIc.
Eag,eE ToEiuaI: VI. = - ID: sample.
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!. +u - I'guvS.1-S stpadinr: pork,
Stn=. Lard. $50.
Chivggn. Feb. 11-Wo@s-MaTKet 20
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S4a+I2 /. shipping, S4a4.i2 IL:
rough sia+15. Cattle quiet and IN
chaEcsd
~ Paul. Feb 1l-Hocs steady To
strong; quality coed Cattle quiet: DO
buyers on the market and not much
dc5- in any grade.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
NfsceIIans q

The Coliseum In Chicago has b@e2
ehCsen as the Democratic eonyeati1n
hall
4 slight earthquake shock was felt
AZ Sioux City. Iowa Sleeping people
were awakened
By . vote of : 30 ? The Ohio hoEsa
o0Enrnigtea decided 90 reg0-T the IEar-
ris local option III back without r.
coEEEcnizSIGz-
Differences on the Chicago & South
eastern railway have Eeea adjusted.
i At an end
Among tha candidates for positions
sS p0sraI carriers at Grand Rapids.
Mich, was a WoEn4n The examining
board =ssed her Ineligible.
Spencer w. Coe. AGED sixty-nine. one
Of the - prominent Ct the older
New York merchants. died 81 his ccun
Try home az winstei- Conn He ~
tired from business about three years
ago on account Of TLhe1irh.
Fx-Gov. LeEeilin- OF Kansas has
authorized his friends 70 ann0rnce
that be win rot - Z candidate for
governor az The coming election. IL
had been supposed that be would ne a
candidate before the Popzlist c0nyeB-
ton
William Hagel a weli-tc-do resident
os Elgin- III, disappeared from his
hc-e and his family is greatly alarmed
az his unexplained absence He ~ 80
years OF age and a retired farmer. He
ma8e no preparations for leaving. and
il is Thought he had bur little money
with him
n j. Thompson 81 Toronto. Ont
has recently purchased tao head Of
choice beef cattle at AlvaradO. Tex.
and viii ship them direct { England
ly the way Ct New Orleans. This Is
the FIRST heavy shipment from Texas
20 England and viii mark an epoch in
the I've stock history OF this country.
DIR. Dexter v. Dean j. confined In
the ST. Louis insane asylum az his own
request Tie is suffering from pegesss.
and ~as sense enough { know II. He
applied 81 the health department for
qrarTers at the asylum, stating the
nature Of his trouble. He was exam
ip~d and MS diagnosis found { be cor
rect.
The pastoral relations Of Rev. Adoils
Allen ard the First Presbyterian
church Of Washington were formally
dissolved at the meeting Of the Wash
ington presbytery, called TO take action
In settling the trouble in the church
growing out OF the desire OF the con
gregatiOH that Rev. It. DE Witt Tai
mag occupy the pulpit at the morning
as well as the evening services. Rev.
Allen rstires.