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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-04
BRITISH EMPIRE LEAGUE
Meeting In London-Lnck or Progress
Regretted.


LONDON. Dec. G.-Thc British En-
pIrc LsaSue held meeting this after
noon az the Gu!ldhall. The lord mayor.
Mr.. George Faudei-Paill!ps. presided.
The hall was well ;!I!ed. but there was a
lack Of enthusiasm. Among the Cana
dams present were Sir Charles Tuppes.
Lieutenant Governor Kirkpatrick and
Mcssrs. D0bcll and Laurie.
A letter from the Canadian secretary
OF the league. dated Toronto. was read,
stating that the Canadian branch had
elected ten members 10 the c1uncIl OF the
lehgue in England.
The duke Of Dcvonshlrc. president OF
the council. made 4 speech In which he
said he believed inat the scntlmen; In
favor OF imperial federation was grow
lnE. but that Mr.. Chamber!ain's pro-
pOsal to establish free trade within the
empire had not rs yet me; with such
hearty response in the sTca. colonies rs
to demand Immediately another colonial
conference. Mr.. Dobcll cordially SYM
pathIzed with the aim OF the lcng1ie. al
though he regretted the lack OF pro-
Grcss and expressed the belief that the
only solution OF their dream was n zoil-
vcren o; Great Britain and her colonies
aGains. the world.
Mr.. DabclI predicted That Canada
would be the means OF bringing about =
better understanding between Great
Britain and the United States, which.
he claimed. would be one OF the best
things which ever happened 10 Great
Britain.
Referring to Professor Goldwln
Smiths statement that the ultimate
goal Of Canad was It's absorption by ;hc
United States, Mr.. D0bcIl said he be-
lIcvCd that II imperial federation was
effected 1t might be possible to absorb
the United States, and he continued: 81
am surr that every part NJ the empire
viii welcome back the wandering child"
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OIcClHl DlR0llCn 10 tHN Encouragement.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 3.--Attor-
ncys ". q. Negley and George ".
AclIlin caused sensation here to-day
by entering suit against the well known
real estate agent and dealer In timber
and coal lands on an extensive scale,
S. II. Barnett, on bch1lf OF ". f. Wat
crs, II Diamond market man, who
alleges false pretensc. embczzlemont
and larceny by Barnett on huge
transfer OF timber lands IN West Vir-
Elnia, embracing In all l,5OO acres In
Webster county, and comprising the
finest hard wood timber in that part OF
the country.
Waters wishing to sell the timber on
tho tract. but not the minerals and
land. he. s. L. Barnett, specialist In
timber lands. was given authority to
sell. llc visited The tract last summer
and told Waters that squaiters had
settled on the land and Il would cost
500 to have them oustcl. This was
paid. Then taxes had 10 be paid and
several other pleas came from Barnett
FOR money until 1880 was advanced.
Watcrs investigated and learned that
the property had been sold n year pre-
vl0usly for taxes. while another report
gave II that Il had bean sold at pri-
vate sale last June. Waters claims his
loss amounts 10 10000. Barnett gave
hal fo- rAu-t
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TERRIBLE SUICIDE
An Ohio Woman Jumps From the siItI
story OF u Hotel.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Mrs. Eliza L.
Cummings. wealthy woman Of Hills-
boro. Ohio. committed suicide to-day
by jumping from the sixth story OF the
Hotel Empire. where she was 4 guest.
Mrs. Cummings arrived at the hotel
three weeks ago. accompanied by her
brother. Thomas Hidden and his twa
daughters. Mrs. Cummings. who Ind
been dementcd for some time. was be-
Ing treated by u specialist. md n train
cd nurse was In constant attendance
upon her. While Mr.. Hidden and his
daughter were AZ breakfast. Mrs. Cum
mtngs cOntrlvcd to clulr her nurse and
escaped to tha hallway Then she
climbed to the sixth floor. walked 10 the
rear OK the corridor. opened IN" window
and Jumped from the Gre escape. She
landed. apparently head foremost be-
tween two piles OF stone. Her death
was instantaneous. Tho suicide was
about ntty-fvs years Of age.
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PITTSBURGH, Dec. 3.-Jamcs ".
Wallace. cashier OF the L. 6 W. JcnkIn-
son Tobacco Company. committed sui
eide tonight In the armOry OF the
Eighteenth regiment. lie went 10 the
armory when no one else was in the
building. loaded II i5-Caiibrc Springfield
rifle, placed II in the angle formed by the
man;cl and hearth and with stick
with nail In tho end pulled the trigger.
sending bullet into his breast. Ills
death must have been almost lnstanta-
neOus. No reason for the net has yet
been developed. His accounts are all
right and apparently h. had nothing 10
worry him. Mir Wallace. who was 30
years old. Stood we'll In social and bust
ness circles, was lieutenant In the
Eighteenth regiment. and was 10 have
married Il daughter Of J. Il. MCMIlllu. OF
Washington. .. G.. IN the spring.
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CUBAN VICTORIES
Which tk- Spanish Authorities Had Not
Reported.

kepOrtru.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. S.-A
special 20 the Citizen from Key West
says:
News has been received here that
the troops Of the Spanish garrison at
San Jose de las Lajas, twenty miles
southeast OF Havana. abandoned their
post and Joined the insurgents.
Many OF the citizens accompanied the
troops and carried ammunition with
them. The news caused great excite
ment at the palace and fresh troops
were Immediately sent 10 the post and
order was restored Before the troops
| arrived anarchy r1Igred and when the
troops reached the city many residents
were shot down in the streets.
News from Santiago de Cuba re-
ports that the Insurgents captured an
important Spanish convoy OF ammuni-
ton and supplies between Bueyc!tc.and
Manzan!p0 with nearly million rounds
OF Mauser and Remington cartridges"
The insurgents attack on Guannaba-
Goa, on Ihc outskirts of this city, on
Tuesday last, was a much mode serious
AFFAIR than at first stated. According
10 iHsurSent accounts, Gua1nabacoa
was attacked simultaneously at several
points, while another .nsurgent force
fired upon the Spanish outposts Mt Bu-
caranas, on the coast The garrison OF
the fort, X is added, left that place TO
resist the attack on the town, but was
ambuscaded between stone walls and
farm fences by about three hundred
Insurgents, and. In spite OF the gallant
defense made all the Spaalards were
killed. The exact number OF soldiers
slain Is not known. 1t Is admitted that a
number OF insurgents were also killed.
bu; here again. the number Is no:
stated.
on the other hard. the insurgents are
said TO have burned seventy-four
houses In GGana5aCoa. instead OF one
house as the official report o: the affair
stated.
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MKINLEY's CALLERS.


CANTON. O., Dec. Ex-senator John
NJ Thurstor. OF Net aska, accompHn-
led by ex-Congrcssman " .li!am Mason.
OF Illinois, reached Canton this morning
and had an extended conference With.
Pr.s!lr.t-c!ect Mckinley.
Mr.. MaSon's political ambition Is not
directly associated with the ino)mils
administration and Ia to succeed 20 the
seat in ;he United States senate now as
eIgnel 10 Senator John VI. 1'ulmer
Hence, he Gays. MS call on Mayor Nc
Klnley Il purely OF n social nature Oai
he viii return to his home to-day. Sen
atCr ThurGtoa IL on route to Washington
FOR the short session. In an Interview hr
said he did nOt think the short ression
could pass revenue measure that would
meet With the approval 0f Republicans.
He expressed the belief that Congress
will recognize the Cuban insurgents as
bcll!Errcn,A lie expects the recogni-
ton 10 occur during the short session.
lie said he could speak for no one on
cabinet matters, but for himself he
would not accept Il position II rendered
HIN. bccnuBc he believes Il TO he hia
duty to remain IN the senate. where
every Republican IS needed. The tariff,
he slld, VIII not bc eI'l7flctor!ly set
tied before n special session.
Personally, have been high tariff
man" he said. and believe mat thi,
country needs vigorous pr1;cCtivH pol
icy IN force. and TO lAlt end ! VIII work.
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CANTON. O., Dec. 3.--CorGrcssmnn
Hn".ag remains In tho city until to-
h.EgDw, owing to Hu attack OF br"n-
'.'i trouble Of n nature that tho ply
san '1UHuitcd advises agalutt his ira
l,.at Tonight. II" and n number OF
'.n' prominent callers. including Sem
t''f fNuTotpn and Gen. Stewart l..
H.01'"rl 81 New York. were it'I"at Mt
hGg"' anl spent The evening with Ma
.I i'E'Uiny. Senator ThurEiun !CavinR
'. y o'clock FOR Washington.
.'r' hout Information Obtainahlc to-
,..t IN that the conferences to-day re-
,r, ,r. !arg'Iy 70 congressional matters.
.''." ma l"rn no intimHtl0n Of IN"
NJ tho IrcalGcnt-rloCi. but tho
'fHE ~ opinion Of tlI2tc here to-
,''fs NJ sell M earlier. lg that the Ding
49, hll' 'rHmOt br pul through NJ tho
r'H.iDn and that the conditions
bap.r.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. S.-The
National League OF business men
philadelphia brIEchl to-day sent by
messenger letter 20 Senator Quay in
which they say:
DEAR SlR:-At a meeting OF the
executive committee OF the National
League OF Business Men Il committee
was appointed to ask Il conference with
YOU regarding the United States sena-
torship. Kindly advise Us by bearer at
what hour you can make Il convenient
10 meet us to-day, and oblige.
Senator Quay's answer. made verbal
~ 10 the messenger. but written down at
the time was: Il decline 10 have any
communication with the committee
whatever"
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 3.-NIr. and
Mrs. Walter NJ. Castle and their ten
ycar-old son. Frederick. who arrived IN
New York n week ago To-day from Eu-
rope. are In Philadelphia. They arc
staying Mt the home of Mrs. Castles sis
ter. and the object OF ;hcir visit IL 10
have tn" afflicted woman undergo treat
mont for nervous disease. Since their
arrival Mrs. Castle has been taken by
her husband To II private lnHtituiinn and
sh" has been examined by specialists
Her condition IL such that Il ~ neCCsSa.
~ for hcr TO have absolute quiet. II T.
the intention ot Mr.. Castle to have hlr
wlfc's mental and physical condition i'm.
proved before starting Tor thclr homo
In California
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ROMANTIC ELOpEMENT
During which Tragedy Is Narrowly
hVtrtrd.

hNtrtrd,
CINCINNATI, Dec. IA special from
Pine Tree. Ky, says: J. l.. Christ and
Nlsa Katie Emmal. OF Mlddlo5boro. were
clipping yesterday when VIII Emmal,
tho father OF the girl. caught them just
az the train was about TO move on.
Katie was sitting beside Congressman
Colgon. and Emmal thought that Cosun
was trying to aid hls daughter Emmul
began TO abuse him. when COlson arose
and attacked the angry fathGr. r.mmHl
drew pistol, but trlInman grabbed
the weapon.
Miss Emmal Is n granddaughter OF
the wealthy banker, W. Il. l;mmnl, OF
Lexington. Christ Is prominent In his
section OF the state.
Colsnn says that he had no connection
with the elopcmcnt and he knew moth =.
Ing OF IL until Emmal began 10 abuse
him. ColsOn was on his way TO Wash.
!ngtOn.
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CINCINNATI. Dec. 3.-The latest ef-
fort 20 establish new morning paper in
Cincinnati. came TO an end to-day when
an assignment was made after. only
eleven issues. The Record began pub
lcatlOn November %, as One-ccnt
daily, and this morning VI. C. Refer.
representing the company owners. as
signed 10 Charles l. Coppcrcch giving
preference 10 Il. Hoe & Co.. and the
American type foundry. The cause OF
the failure IS said TO Inability 70 mec,
the claims OF the employees. The Record
did no; take tho news report OF the AS
ISOLATED Press.
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ST. LOUIS. No, Dec 3.-Thrcc high
waymcn with drawn revolvcrs entered
the Office % the Home Brewing Com
pany, at 2 o'clock this afternoon and
held up tho cashier. Robcr; Hnyrrkamp.
forced him 10 hard over 800 and then
went behind the counter. looted the
money drawers and secured probably
$500 adiitNral.
The IObbcrs mounted n North Broad
way car and went south when they ler;
the car and went towards ih., river \
half dozen police officers hurried to tho
brewery Office. but when they arrived
there was no trace OF the fellows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-04
CHAIRMAN HANNA
III, Conference with Senator Sherman
May Decide "a Cabinet Problem.

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. 3.-ChnIrman
Hanna expects to start for Washington
tomorrow noon. and It Is believed that
upon the result OC the talk with Senator
sherman. which he expects 20 have, Will
depend the filling OF two places IN the
cabinet ut PrrsldGut-clcCL Mckinley
While Mr.. Hanna will not carry with
him an OfIcr OF the srcrctGryshlp OF state
to Senator Sherman, he Will At ledS: be
commissioned to ask the senator IL he
will accept the place II I; was offered to
him.
Il Is EaId also that Mr.. Hanna was Of
rcrCd the treasury portfolio while At
Canton and that he does not desire to
accept t.. His decision Is said 10 have
been withheld until he di7covtrs whether
Senator Sherman would accept n cabinet
place. thus leaving the way open for Mr.,
lnnna 10 20 10 tn" senate. which he
would much prefer TO a cabluct place.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2.--Applicatiun for
receiver for the property OF Oscar
Hanmcr0;eln. the music and theatrical
manager. and FOR an Injunction restrain
iuS him from disposlng Of any OF his as
sets. was made to-day before Judge
Smythc, In the supreme court. The ap-
plcant Is y. II. Bycrs & Co.. OF Pitts
burEh. who hold aW unsatIstlcd judg-
meni for 5000 against Hammersteln for
material and labor. Judge Smythe with
held his decision un:il he could examine
the AGldavits which accompanied the ap-
pliCat!on.
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tho n". which relieves German vessels
entering United States ports from the
payment or tOnnngc dues and other ship
pms charges, THIS action was taken
upon proof that American vessels are
denied corresponding privileges In Ger.
man pOri1. The lrGll1cnvs action
dnuhtlcgs will arouse widespread inter.
cgt In shipping circles.
Tho Prr1ldCn's proclamation will 20
INTO effect the morning Of January 3rd.
after which date tho vessels OF Germany
entering nut ports must pay shipping
chArg0I ranging on sliding scale OF
from six 20 thirty cents per ton per an
lum.
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BALTIMORE. Md. Dec. 3.-Scven
children, who were bitten by n mad dog
In the suburbs OF baltimore Tuesday
wccO sent to tho Pastrur Institute to-
day by the Baltimore News. Lawrence
WilrDn. the wors; bitten or the children.
was sent last night. Ills left eye was al
most torn out. ana the check was laccr-
aicd. The other children were not So
badly Injured. bu: three or four or them
were badly bitten about the face. arms
and neck
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CLEVELAND. o., Dec. "a survey
of the contracts for new shipping to bn
bullt on the Erca; lakes this winter
shows that vessels IrsrcEIiing 81, 2,@S5.O 900
In Valuc have been ordered Seven
steamers and nine harEes are 10 be
built with carrying capacity on n draft
OF sixteen feet Of over Gl 600 tons. This
Is the more remarkable from the fact
that the season ~ navigation Just closed
was very Improbable.
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damage wrought by tk5 storms In the
South yesterday, \ telegram received
this afternoon from Atlanta Gays there
Is great delay and lrrcEulnrlty In the
Augusta, Georgia, ,On account Of the iin-
prcCelcntcd Ice and slcct and all wires
into Augusta arc down and definite In
formation is hard to obtain. The wealth
cr nj . D. m. was mOdcrat!ng In Gcor-
Gla and II was then thought that the
railroads would DO open again to reg
Ular traffic within the next twcniy-fOur
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CLEVELAND. Dec. 3--Conccrn!nE
tho report going the rounds 10 the effect
that the inaugural ball nv pnsaIbly be
omitted nt thr coming Inauguration o!
President elect Mckinley In March.
Chairman N. \. linnnG, who mas charge
Of the arrangements pertaining To sIch
matters. said to-day:
81 think the inaugural ball Will be held
M usual. II has become n tlmc-hnnOred
custom In connection -iih the inaugural
ceremonies and there ii nn rcason why Il
should be omitted now
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SYDNEY, y. s. w. Dec. 3.-Two per.
sons who mystcrlouSly Disappeared re.
Gently nrc believed 10 have been dccoyet
into the bush under the prrtcnSc or pros.
peCtinE Tor gold. and /; is feared they
have been murdered and that Others
have met the same fate. one body has
been unearthed n Linden. Suspicion
has :ailcn upon man who Is now on his
way to San Francisco. Detectives are
following him aud he will be arrested OIL
his arrival there.
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BOSTON. MASS. Dec. 3.-AI!Se Fran
ccS L. Willard, president OF the Worlds
", c. Y. L.. has announced that the nm
nual convention ~ the National and Do
mlriou unions Will be hold the last Of
October and the first OF November, 1891,
IN the order ol mention, the national in
either. probably, liunalo or Detroit, and
the dominion In Toronto.
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TOWN THREATENED.
Fire a, Ligonlcr Threatens 10 Wipe Ont
tl:c Place.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 4.-F'lrc broke
out shortly after midnight this morning
In the Nanncnr Il Marker business block
nt LIEunIer. Westmorclaud county. II
burned fcrccly and no water could he
obtained. The whole town Is thrcatcn
and l.atrOhc and GrccnsburG have been
asked Cor MD. Al 1880 q m. the post
office. Markers millinery store, Young
meat market and n number OF other
atructures nrc nll In flames and the fire
Is raging unchecked. The loss up 10 that
hour exceeds $4,000.
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CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dec. "a spc-
clul 10 the CommcrClal-Tribu from
Cclinn, Ohio, says: Two prominent oil
operators were drowned here to-day.
Ernest Godfrey, OF Emlcnton, Pa. was
on the fee on a lake. the lee broke. Ar-
thur Palmer, OF MbntcZumn, Ohio, ran
70 hin rescue. the ice gave way beneath
him and both were drowned.
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PIERRE s. D. Dec. 2.-Thc official
footing Of the prcHIdcntInl vote In South
Dakota IL not yet made, but canvnsa on
cOuklica Is cOmprtcd. The unofficial
vote Is ne follows: Mckinley. il.Oi2:
EryRn. il.22i: LcvcrlnE $50 CnnErc5s--
crawford, NcpN IO5gO; Gamble. GlcpJ
3O.9i3; Kelly (PopD. ALLIE; Knowles
CPOp), ll,2iG
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BEAVER FALLS. Pa, Dec. 3.-Thc
wire mill Of the Consolidated Steel and
Wire Company, ut this place, has start
ed on double turn and tn" nall mill NJ
the Same company. that has been idle
since last July, will start np on double
turn nuNL Monday morning,
These two establishments Employ
about 800 hands.
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BOSTON. Dec. 3.--Thr National Conn
ell Of the Women Of the United StawD,
met bore to-day In annual acsFl0n. MIS-
Mary Lowe Dickinson. The president oG--
0up.rd the chair The presentation "f
reports ana ErcctIngJ OK delegates from
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REQUIRED NERVE.
Thrilling Escape OF u Family
Threatened by Flood.
Observation-Disclosures

at Chippewa IaiIs-NIuch fniuabl.
Property EIpoud to the Eicmsnts-Tho
Grtst leo Gorge Not Yet BroISrn-h
Storm would InrrrN'c tho Danger 10 tho
City-rho Water Hlses nnd Falls, Creat-
Ing Uncertainty.
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NEW TplitIi, Dcr. G.-SpCaitcr Tho.
i1Gs y. Reed was entertained at lunch.
con here to-day hy representatives ui
tho principal NE insurance companIcf
OF the United States,
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NEW NORN-NritAnnic Liverpool.
NAPLES-kalser Wilhelm II. New
York.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, New York.
INSTRUMENTATION. New York.
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BUFFALO, y. y. Dec :'.--l;uFcnr W.
HARRINGTON. deputy city romrlr,llcr. has
been arrested on charge NJ grand lar
crnY, An investigation had shown tina,
Harrington had brch "stuf'!RE" pay
roll. lie ls relative df Mayor JcwltJ.
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THE DINGLEY BILL.
Gsucral Opinion That II will Not
Pass this Winter.
. PROTECTIVE TARIFF MEASURE

r,n,ructsd on Con.Crvatirc i.insstan he
r,,,i by au E,trS se,,ion Anter the In-
,,,urstluu u-Wiii Provide Revenue nnd
,nord all the Protection Needed Can nc
Dane In Three Wctkt Time The Ding.
lsy MI Only = Temporary Mca,ure.
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SERIOUS CHARGES
Brought by Pittsburgh Investor In
West Virginia Lands
AGAINST A REAL ESTATE AGENT

". T.. Waters, who Held tho Title for .
Tract or Lnnd IN Webster County, Al
legc, that lie I'hid Ont Money TO Defend
II, Only TO Find that II Had ncsn Sold
Prcviousiy-IIo Claims s2O,O 200 Dams
nEc,, md the Agent Must Stand Trial.
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PRESIDENT RETALIaTE3.


WARRINGTON, Dee. The rrcal.
,,,'' nat issued proclamation suspend.
10 AFTER January next the operations OF
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.--pnstonicf
department dispatches Indicate heavy
Arizona silver belt., 1896-03-19
OFFICE OF THE TAX COLLECTOR
 OF CHA COUNTY, ARIzoNATBR. ss.

OFFICE OF THE TAX COLLECTOR OF CHA COUNTY, ,ARIzoNATER. ss.
 DECEMBER, 31, 1895.
 I hereby solemnly swear that the foregoing report is 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 rltory of Arizona, for the year 1895, as appears from 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 24th day of February, A. D. 1896.
 O. N. CREswELL,
 Clerk District Court.
 By B. G. Fox, [SEAL Deputy Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-03-19

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 hundred and fifty dollars. taxes seven dollars and fifty-six cents, costs and percentage two dollars and thirty-eight cents. Total. l... Reynolds estate, D. A.-uot three in block eighty, three hundred dollars, taxes twelve dollars, costs and percentage one dollar and ten cents. Totsl Robertson, r. C.--Ono 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 -fivo dol