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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
The Delegates 10 Wincb,stor

. Al meeting Of The delegates from,
camp. c. T.. who arc going 10 s1ti, iSN .,
annual convention or the Grand CorrD
confederate Veterans AZ Winchaefer
va. held In r. +. Lee Camp Han IA -
night; II was decided that the delegation
would 80 by the Chesapeakc and co.,
railroad, and will leave on the II o'c1ooi-
rain tonight. FOrtv-two DELEGATES win
30 by the Chesapeake and Ohio No A.
and about five viii go bv the Richmond.
fredericksburg ard Potomac. With tho
delegates who will 90 by the Chcsan re
and Ohio are about ten or fifteen ladies'.
Most Of tho ladies' are r'a'rhers of fho
Daughters OF the Confederacy." ana
there will be several "Sons Of Veteran s''
Who Will 30 with this party who have
not yet notified the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

sound Money and None Flee ION League
ofN fe!nia.
Resolutions declaring IL 70 be tho pur-
pose OF the body 70 use a" la"iul
means TO secure honest elections:
on invitation OF the sound-Money
League Of Richmond. Va. a meeting was
held here yesterday Of delegates from
the various leagues In the State. twenty
seven ,l.lls ana lOwns being represented.
A permanent organization was effected,
under the name Of the Sound-Money ana
Honest Election League for the state
of Virginia. The following officers were
elected: President T.. T Glasgow
Secretary. John l.. West; General Atof-
hey. a. u. GIigon. Resolutions ~ero
adopted. declaring II to be the purpose
OF the league TO promote In every nonor-
able way tho cause OF sound money
and honest elections In virginia. @'u
to use all lawful means TO that eho.
The meeting was most harmonious af.d
enthusiastic. Every delegate who re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

Judge Will say: There is mistake mere
lots count again. At this point the
ballots will have been put into Palmer
Mckinley. and Bryan piles. Some one
will have a pile OF fraudulent ballots
marked for Bryan. which will be snpped
into the place of Mckinley or a Palmer
nile. and SO the fraudulent votes VIII DE
counted IN place OF the real ones. Some
times the ballots will be counted several
times. In this manner.
cheating can be easily done 10 the amount
twenty votes at each rrecinct In the
State There are about Twelve huhuie'
NJ item That would give Bryan an
additional vote of about A,W0 votes III
The State"
This letter was evidently written by
one who has evidently been there"
GOOD GOVERNMENT.
The good government movement. as
suggested by one of my friends. the
other day. is still moving along. lie
saws that there are now at least hfty
men working quietly among their friends
on the line OF sound money and GOOD
government. Sound money. am puIity
of the ballot are synonymous with good
government and the present Indications
70 to show that bood ccvcrrn"nt "'il
win.
Captain Il. A. Jacob. a free silverite.
has lust returned from Greenbricr coun-
~. w. Va. He says the Bryan people
out there are very enthusiastic.
The remnants OF the colored silver
club Of Jackson ward will meet at Ba-
hens Hall Tuesday night.
The registrars and the voters both VIII.
according TO reports. have plenty OF legal
assistance on election-day.
Captain Silver Dick Frayser went out
into Hanover the other night. When
he returned. ne said that there was
only one gold-hug out there. That much
is encouraging. anyway. As II was
night, and lights IN the country are
very uncertain. it f. possible that Cap
fa'r Dick failed 20 see any more. But
still it's encoura cling as II IS. n shows
that the good seed has been sown any
way. and nobody knows what the harvest
will be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

The New comprnv Mrt'"" '"-''""'
tho Eremv's 7 rrf"'y'

,ho Fne,nv's 7 rrit"fY'
c ,,o Richmond Telephone Com
o,,erced operations there has
49, creat demand for the new Iho"'s
800 upon inquiry at the once "
J yea e'ln,,,o,d Telephone Company !es
the hioni' NV edition or the cd'd-
'eiD~' 80 being mailed. CONTAINING '"~
80 M aver one thousand s"O'e
80 gro now connected Up "i'N
using the new phones -. cor,nany
US assured that the ne" Connp".'
,s connecting Wy from nileen 10 ,"0.''y
,nhoues daily, and tnat the ue'''nu 'o'
ha now service is Constantly Hci ea9'ls
in fact the oiiicia.s OF the company 'O'l.
,lain that they are kept IN not W..
An the time by SUBSTITUTES VIM
impatient for Connections. .,....t..,
When asked what effect the institution
of rho Injunction suit 10y the Bell Ieie-
nhoue Company against the city had
mad upon their patronage. Mt JOhn :.
Robertson. president Of the company re-
ulied that the effect had been Immediately
and ,mphaiicaily beneficial.
From o'clock Of the morning that
the papers gave the news Of the inJunc-
ion until now, said Mr.. Robertson, "We
nave been constantly in receipt OF mes
sages expressing the Indignation OF the
citizens and their determination 10 stand
Dy us in our fight.
Il know of a number Of Instances
where former patrons Of the Bell Com
pany. who have paid their subscriptions
Tor months in advance. gave immediate
orders for the old phone to be taken
out. and resisted all efforts Of the old
company to persuade them to allow u
10 remain.
IL also know Of many instances where
our subscribers have been offered the
services of the old company at greatly
reduced rates for an indefinite period, II
they would let them remain
Mr.. Robertson added that the rapidly
with which the plant was now growing
made 1t difficult 10 insure as efficient a
service as Is desired by the company
10 has been their purpose throughout only
10 employ young ladies of the vicinity
who are. OF course. without experience.
and 1t has proved almost impossible
10 teach them as rapidly as the enlarged
service demands
This, and a few other minor troubles.
which Mr.. Robertson touched upon. are
being rapidly cured and the new com
pany promises service constantly in
creasins in efficiency
what will be the result" I asked. "of
The Injunction"
MI. fonertson replied: 1--WE are per-
Iectly confident that the city viii MIDI
mately prove Its rights to control its
own streets, but It LOOKS very much 10
is as If the peOp'c or Richmond win
practically settle the controversy before
me laws delay suffers the Injunction
sun 10 De determined for n they con-
.,hue 10 withdraw their patronage from
me iitigatine Bell Company. and Give ms
a. thev are now doing. their hearty SIM
'4,' mere will be but little ieft Of The
oid company for the suit 10 GUST"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

the mischief In store TOT US e"""
party win at this election.
our form OF government OF the peop,s
for the people and by the people IL
still somewhat of an experiment. -
has been a successful one so far Ihers
are now seventy million people VINO gov
ern seventy million people. Tor seventy
million people's good. IL IL vast num-
her governed by a vast number. ine
vaster the number the greater the u"
tricacies The greater the intricaCies ~
wiser should be the methods the ca'''..
the Judgment and the more dehpera'e '''
seeking OF that middle path. that great
highway which all can travel ana WHO"
leads to the great aim OF all good gov
crnments the contentment5 ana happiness
Of the people.
Never was there time IN the history
Of any people. when the PATRIOTISM OF
It's citizens should be of the purest "n'o
petty strife and jealousles and old sores
and dead issues should be laid asiue ana
forgotten for the common good
Most OF our troubles are borrowed anu
Imaginary. People think there isn't
money enough I'm the country because
,bev haven't any. SO the cry IS TOT
more money. They propose TO get more
money by making silver the money o,
the country and delerating all the G"'s
In the country to position where u VIII
he unavailable as money. Thus. In orHer
TO get more money. they first doInone,lIs
about six hundred and hfty miihon uoi-
lars OF gold. The eouivalen' OF UNI
s,o,d unon silver basis such ~ IS pro
rosod &c a, least thirteen hundred mil
,,o,, dollars silver. How long VIII II
.'v,' ,ho minis TO coin this vast amount
of pieces. 49, ,-eeer,
a,;o, would soc the dav when We
n .n,',a have ne much money AGAIN ne we
S wou,o ro oT'' Wen 7 oorht Whether II vii
ha needed u the provisions Of the en- !,
u W. ,la,forrn were carried ont. so "
ronldn't matter in that cve .-'.,,ou
p,chmond. Va. oct. q. 1895.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
Call for Our New Price List.

ported showed that the sentiment Tor
sound money was gaining ground In his
district. .
LIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee or the Ma
tiorai Democratic party met NJ the par
Tvs headquarters In this city yesterday.
The committee IS composed OF General
y II Logan. chairman: r. ID. Halslip.
Of staunton: Colonel A. Fulkerson. or
bristol. Major g. VI. Blackforf. CT
Lvnchburg. Major X. l. Anderson, or
Iittsylyaula: General Peyton Wise. OF
Richmond: r.. c. Venable OF Petersburg.
II. -. Tunstall. OF Norfolk. J. V.
prooke OF Warrenton; A. p. Chandler.
Of Bowling Green; ]. S. Harnsberger, or
... ingham.
The chief object % the meeting was
70 pass upon and adopt printed IN
structous for the guidance OF the party
workers on election-day. II Is under
stood that these instructions were sub
mitted TO conference OF LAWYERS who
are connected with the efforts OF tho
party to insure . fair election. and that
they were approved by all OF them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
CAPS.

Cream Faille silk Caps, large po'1poh
OF riflon and lace. 5nc. -,
Embroidered China SILK Cap. WIN lou.
Die ruche around the face pompoh OF h.e
ard ribbon &c
Corded Silk Cap with double ruche OF
net and rihhon. 81.
-olored euk Cans and Ponnets are 9er@
In an endless variety of the new efiects
IN large Poke Bonnc;s. shares. and close-
ntting small Caps ard BonneIS me , rp,,,
uar colcrs are fepresorted. The PRIZES
RANGE ROM sc. 70 SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
The Results of Free Coinage Of Silver.

Editor OF The Times:
Sir.-It Is not in my power 10 contri-
butte anything new. and DO not desire 70
1oin IN the battle cry. that fields anew
and pastures fresh must be found for
humanity by changing old Fundamental
standards OF truth-truths which have
stood the test OF time-truths which
win continue 90 stand az the embodiment
of the experience OF axes Of mankind.
Truths. which must and should be the
cornerstone the base upon which all
governments are founded and built. and
our Government in particular. for Gov
o,rrnen, like ours cannot endure upon
ssisehoods. built as Il Is upon what IL
rood IN hur,~ lily and IN human nature
when you b. truth. you have justice.
ana when you have justice towards all
men. nnd In daily life deal with your
fellov-beines. as you would have them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
ABOUT POSTER ARTISTS
WORK or SJCCEssFUL ExPONENT
or 1HL NV CRdzE.
Methods of Miss n. =. Loury aud y De-
scription of Her >tud.o-tiow she
Locs Her Work.

Her individuality Is as striking as her
genius n original These FACTS Impressed
themSciycs most fOr,iDiy upon me In an
interview winch 4 had win Miss ID. y.
LOUry, the celebrated pOatcf-aItist'
whose unique conceptions in c0iOis has
attracted widespread attention IN The ar
tissue WOrio.
Miss LOury Is n Western girl She Is
small of statue. has a strong and inteilcc-
tuai COuatt nance ana brown mar ala
eyes. Success has come 10 her early IN
life and in a most happy strain, in as
much as fame. and the concentration OF
tho worlds finest artists have not IN the
slightest degree turned her head. TO her
friends she Is "A boon companion ana
10 those with whom she may DE casually
Thrown she r. an entertainer OF rare mor-
SITS. When not discussing art or AT work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

dowrhill every day. They lose health
and life just when the possibilities of life
seem greatest. Some slight disorder, care
lessly neglected, is reinforced by other kin.
bred troubles. Indigestion. indicated by
sourness of the stomach. fatulencv, heart
burn, and distress after eating are followed
by disordered liver constipation headaches
kidney disease, loss of appetite, nervous
ness, debility and loss of flesh Loss OF
lesh prepares the way for the most serious
consequences Weakness from any cause is
an invitation TO consumption. The germs
Of consumption are in the air and in our
.ood-in the water we drink. They are ev-
erywhere. But they are harmless 10 the
perfectly healthy body Il is only when
the body IS weak hat they do any harm
Prompt measures should be taken at the
FIRST indication of disease. When indiges-
lion shows itself in any form II calls for the
immediate use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. This wonderful medicine
is an invigorating tonic for the whole sys-
tenn II purihcs and enrichcs the blood and
they NAV be in TIE body. II builds up firm,
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the nerves, stimulates the appetite. makes
digestion and nutrition perfect and brings
sound. refreshing sleep. The marvellous sue
cess OF this truly wonderful medicine has
brought into existence scores of mutations.
Send ~ one-ceu, stamps to pay the cost Of msil-
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Of THE Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
WOmen's CapeS and
Jackets.
and

Tho hcs, custom work as TO 1T, trimming
and workmanship. g, .
Tho materials shown are OF Beaver.
cheviot. kersey. Boucle. Meltons. irish
Freize. Velour. and tur 10 enuhels.to
cred together would take columns OF
newspaper space. so We must ask that
"on al and sce for yourself the NOBBf,
SMART JACKETS and cAPES that we
are showing At VERY ATIhAClA'E
PRICES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
Feather BOAS.

In they come. out they 20. sometimes
never a chance TO say anything ot them
in print
Better quality Black Coque Feather
Boas. / IL yards Ions. Csc.
Hackle Feather Boas. l and l-2 yards
long. very full and wayy, s. p AND $40.
Black Feather Boas, l II yards long
pEAI, OSTRICH BOAS. 3-4-yard long,
full and pretty. PRICE sos.
REAL OSTRICH. yard long. 8.
REAL OSTRICH IA yards long, $685..
Other styles AT s. 80 500. ar" sl2 80.
REAL. OSTRICH COLLARS. with rib
hon strings. PRICE 81 .3S AND $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

NOTHING more nearly
concerns fhe Common
wealth than that each Of
her citizens shall cast an
intelligent ballot. which.
when cast, shall be hon.
cstIy counfcd."- -Supreme
Court Of appeals Of Vir-
tinia. GIeaves ct ais VS..
Terry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
TRIMMED HATS.

coo Hats, trimmed In the height OF FASH
ion and most becoming styles some trim
med with large wings. double birds,
ostrich plUmes. beautiful roses and foli-
age. coque feathers-in fact. everything
in Millinery trimmings that Dame FASH
ION suggests. There Is not one HAT in the
LOT hut what is worth one-third more than
is asked. THE PRICES RANGE FROM
Il - TO $50. You do well TO match them
from 50 TO SO elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
Mr. Clayton's Successor.

WASHINGTON. oct. 2A-The President
has appointed George T.. Mobre. Attor-
new Of the United States for the Middle
District OF Ala bama. He is at present
The Assistant District AttOrnev and
taken the place of Senator Pugh's SON
,n-law. District-Attorncy Clayton. who
was retired for mixing politics with his
Official duties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
KAUFMAN & 70.
Selling of Wraps for Women and Children
Still Goes On

There isn't such another collection Chdren Outerwea
mond. Leadership by chance II will
mananeI The leading makes Of Llpuan Wear all contributed
The lady who has Child Garments buy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

Miss Annie NJ. Moomaw. Of the Woman's
College, will sing the offertory at the
Second Baptist church tonight. Tn,
stlocnts Of the college will a..eni the
serviCe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25


B est GranuIated Sugar tor &C. pound
New Sour Kraut, DC: at.
New Canned Corn, &C. can
Good Cream Cheese, lOc. 10.
New Black Eyed Peas, e.. at.
sour Pickle, 15c. gal.
Rest Home Made dince Meat, DC. 10.
Large new Irish Potatoes, l2c. peck.
Eating Apples, 15c. peck
Lima Beans, &c 10.
Sugar Cured Shoulder. &c: 10:
1-pound Prints Creamery Butter. loc To-
Best Oats 25c. bush |.
LARGE Cans Grated Pineapple, 1Oc.
bottles Brandy Peaches, 2oc.
Conrtrv Extra Flour, So 90 Dbl. or 200. sack
The Best Flour in the World'-NeW silver htng-
for "a SO barrel or 29c. sack Try IT,
xxx Fancy Flour, So. 90 barre, or %Oc. sack
Tender Sugar Corn, sc. can.
Brandy Cherries - 1-2c a bottle.
New White Beans, Sc quart.
lSew Va Buckwheat, Sc. 10.
New Maple Syrup, 2Oc. quart.
Large Cans New Tomatoes, sc. can.
New CranberrieS OTIS. tor 2oc.
cans Thistle Tomatoes SC.
Imported SardineS with keys, &c can
Buttermilk Soap, &c. box; cakes to box
A Good Green / ca, 15c, same as you pay 4Oc'
elsewhere for.
California Hams, 7c. 10.
New HOminv and Grlts, &c 10
Flake hominy, &c ID.
best Leaf Lard 6, ID Pure Lard, &c 10
Boston Baked Beans, with Tomato Sauce, &c.
Best quality City Meal 4lc bus or lie peck
New Goldfish, homeless. &C. pound.
Pure Old Virginia Cider Vinegar, five years Old
zoe. gal We guarantee it to keep pickles
OYSTER Crackers aud Cracker Dust &C. ID
Fresh Mixed Cakes with Icing, &c. TO-
snowflake Patent Family Flour, $3.50 parrei'
cans Cal .fornia PEACHES for 25c.
Best Virg MIA White Corn; 38c bushel.
Best quality Early June Peas &C. can.
Tea Dust 1Oc as good as any Tea youever drank
CityMills Ship Stuff and Brown stuff, SOC cwt.
1Opound pail Home made Jelly, 3Oc
Large Cans Yellow Peaches, &c. can
boxes Washing Powders TOR sc.
Good salt Pork. &C. Id.
Observation-Disclosures
ell Ec,., Or, New Price List.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

Death and disease
are no respectors Of
persons. The young
are taken as well as
the old. Careless
ness of health. trans
gression of Nature 5
laws. and hereditary
influences are con-
tinually DIGGING pit
falls. Apparently
strong, h alth v
young people start
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
MILLINERY.
Right in The BARGAIN Line
for this Week.

Our buyer went into tho market with
READY CASH. The woman VINO puys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

SLETGHT- OF-HAND TRICKS.
a prominent and honored citizen OF
Richmond yesterday received the follow
ing letter anonymously:
How can this fraud be prevented?
When the polls have been closed and
the ballots are being counted. some
Arizona silver belt., 1896-03-12

Ruiz, Louisa Furniture five dollars, one COW ten dollars, three burros twenty-four dol lars, two lots in block sixty one, real estate and improve ments, one hnndred and fifty dollars. taxes seven dollars and fifty-six cents, costs and percentage two dollars and thirty-eight cents. Total. ... Reynolds estate, D. A.-uot three in block eighty, three hundred dollars, taxes twelve dollars, costs and percentage one dollar and ten cents. Total Robertson, F. C.--One watch five dollars, furniture fifty dollars, firearms ten dollars.
 mechanics tools fifteen dol lars, one rake twenty-five dollars, farm tools twenty five dollars, two wagons fifty dollars, harness fifteen dol
 lars, five work horses one hundred and twenty-five del
Arizona silver belt., 1896-03-12
SECRET SOCIETIES.

' ESCUE LODGE, NO. l2-MEETS 4s each Wednesdays at 8 o'clock p. m. in Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers in good stnnding are cordially invited to attend.
 HARRISON JEWELL, N. G. EUGENE MIDDLETON, ,-Sec'y.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-03-12

Talmadge--"Browe and Hen shaw" Red Robbine mine, pat ented, five hundred dollars, taxes twenty dollars, costs and percentage one dollar and dfifty cents. Total ...... Tebbs, c. II. --One saddle horse twenty-five dollars, south half of southwest quarter of north half of northwest quarter of section fourteen, township four north, range 12 east, one hundred and sixty acres; sec tion twenty three, township four north, range twelve east, one thousand two hundred dollars, taxes forty mine dollars, costs and percentage three dollars and ninety-five cents. Total .... Trippel, Eugene ], --Centen- nial mine, patented, five hundred dollars, taxes twen- ty dollars, costs and percent age one dollar and fifty cents, Total. ...... ........ ...... ..., Tebbs, Q. Clone watch ten dollars, farm tools twenty dollars, firearms five dollars, one wagon twenty dollars, one saddle five dollars, poul- try nine dollars, two work horses one hundred dollars, one saddle horse twenty dol lars, west half of southwest quarter and south half of northwest quarter of section fifteen, township four north, range twelve east; southwest quarter of southeast quarter of section fourteen, town ship four north, range
 
 twelve east; northwest quar- tor of northeast quarter of section twenty-three, town ship four north, range twelve east; northwest quarter of northeast quarter of section fifteen, township four north,
Arizona silver belt., 1896-03-12
OFFICE OF THE TAX COLLECTOR OF GILAroUNTY, ,ARIZoEATER. s
 DECFMREP 91 1Sg5

OF GILA COUNTY, Y,ARIzoNATER. ss.
 DECEMBER, 31, 1895.
 I hereby solemnly swear that the foregoing report is a true, full and correct account and list of all persons and property of or owing taxes after the third Monday in December, 1895, to the county of Gila, and to the Ter ritory of Arizona, for the year 1895, as appears frorn the duplicate assess ment roll of said county for the year 1895. H. c. HITcHcocK, Treasurer and Tax Collector Gila county, Arizona Territory.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this a4th day of February, A. D. 1896.
 o. N. CREswELL,
 Clerk District Court.
 By B. G. Fox, [SEAL.1 Deputy Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-03-12
I\i

Nelson & Co--Two pack sad
 dies, two dollars; l saddle
 horse, twenty dollars, 1900 sheep, one thousand eight
 hundred dollars, 4 burros, sixteen dollars; taxes, sev- enty-three dollars and fifty two cents, costs and per cen.age, five dollars and seventy cents. Total. ... Nidiffer, T-Furniture, twen- ty-fiye dollars, fire arms, ten dollars; farm tools, twenty dollars, l wagon, forty dollars, harness, ten dollars; l saddle, ten dol lars, two saddle horses, forty dollars, 4 stock horses, sixty dollars, 45 cattle, three hundred and fifteen dol- lars, 1 hogs, eight dollars, poultry, five dollars; im- proyements on possessory right on Salt river, two hun  dred and fifty dollars; in- terest in E. l.. Higdon's 40 cattle, two hundred and eighty dollars; taxes, forty two dollars and ninety-two cents; costs and percentage, eight dollars and sixty-five cents. Total =. ] Neffe, E H-Furniture, twen- ty-five dollars. sewing ma chine, ten dollars, 1 wagon, fifty-five dollars, harness, ten dollars, 2 work horses, one hundred dollars, poul- try, three dollars; lot I-S, block B, lot 9, block 80; value real estate, eight hun dred and twenty-five dollars, and improvements; taxes, forty-oLe dollars and twelve cents, costs and percentage, six dollars and ten cents. Total. 4 Neal, w R-Farm tools, four dollars, wagon ten dollars, harness, ten dollars, saddle, ten dollars, two work horses, sixty dollars, 5 hogs, fifteen dollars, poultry, six dollars, Improvements on possessory right at Mormon settlement, T,nto creek, one hundred