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New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
TORE UOTNTED 1T UILLETN POiN1
TWO lo-lNcu DIsAPPEAHiNG Guns SENT
FROM SANDY HOOh.

Two l0-lnch disappearing guns arrived a Nhl'-
stone Long Island. a, noon yes;erd1y from sanii
Hook They f'r the fo,tNn' iu'is al WIZ
pon, and (. viii ipl.c aboa' tvD months - noun
,h,,o The euas with Ia. carriages on when NO
will be mounted weigh 6i"p pounds edch Nheh
the cod weather IN All th" 'aborers engas'H IN
building fort.hca;lons az the Point were lah on
because the concrete work cannot be don" Whe"
the thermome;cr Il he.o" -" ~ eHiNs pom" ''
the guns arrived yee.er lay these ma "~T" -
engaged AMI they viii ." Pat Il wofh imniei!ii"N
p,sc,ng ihe weapons - defence u position
In lsao the erection % inpla cen"n's ana ram
parts FOR three disappearing guns was b"g'". 'N'
Of them have been comu'e'ed' am IL = III -
A., ,ha ,,,o g,,,s a-c p be placed There j. moncY
enough ~ the ,ast appropriation eft 10 hnish in"
49, irnn,acement ana tie no"k viii b- speedily
completed In the HirinS
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW-yoEK -TrrsDAN. Jan. :. 1896
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW-NOEk k-i' hSpA'' 'NN' = ''''
ARRIVED.
:, r.ner Vcnct.a ,Ger,. Won Baarwiz Sien Deem
,., ard ,otsnlapeu - vtr mntr ana - storage
u, ssc1 .c,a to- ihc Hamburg ncrchn Line Arrived at
The Har at - y , ,.,
S,,sTn,r M,nhansct ,f}r walker Roii'r lam November
.. Via Halifax January 4. win WcS' - S'iisH spence
q Yo..ug IN a the Bar Al "a m
Steamer Sirius ar. Fond Rlo JahrHo l,f"m'"r o.
Nsr.n Il and 81 Lucia ~ with mdsr {" l'uk J","ns
Arrived a the Far - y m
steamer Habana tSpnnD. Toma'i. Havana January !.
u,tn ,nds. and ~ ra,s.user To j VI '"hal!os ~ "a.
Arrived at the Ear a. p ~ ~ ON. go
steamer city OF Augusta, lasI"tt, SaNhhnah, with
rndse and passengers to II l. Wa ker.
steamer Koancke Boaz. Norfolk. etc. with mdse and
messengers TO Old Dominion IS Go.
steamer Yorktown Dole. Nn1fok and newport News
with rndse and passengers TO Old Dominion - 20.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

Sand, H..t. y J Jan. : 93o p m-W.nd northeast.
Hight bre'.c. showing and Very thick
CLEARED
steamer Hrrannic o8r. lladdoct Liverpool-H NJ Ker-
steamer Colombia. HENDERSON. Newport Ncws Pacific
steamer Duchess Of toxLrrghc diD. Rcddicn Tampa
AuTion < son.
steamer Herman Winter Nclerson. Boston-rI + Dim
o,k.
steamer Mencnsha G:p. shadwIck. Baltimore New
York shipping 90.
stean,rr American dputcm. Butt Amsteplam-C II
steamer Richmond IiII d,D Brown. London Sanderson
y
steamer Jarnestowa. iiuphers. Norfolk aud Newport
steamer Kansas cry Fisher Siva1nah-R |. WaHcr
steamer Cottage CITY, Bennett Portland Me -Horatlo
Han
stcim,r Chateau Latte G'n. Bordeaux via santander
steamer III Dorado B,rnc New-Oslcans,-J T Van
Sickle
= steamer Normannia ,Gep narends Genoa. Naples and
Ale Nandra Hamburg American Line
trl Smith, Inagia Cape ildNti-n, Con
nivss. William T. clydc q Co.
ii"ncfactor Towns"nd. Philadelphia + Clyde
q 60.
Steamer It Paul. Iamlscn. southampton International
Navigation 60
steamer Elucichls Masnfo. Blltlmore-H CeFoster
Steamer Trinidad nr. Fraser. Hamilton. ier-A u
Ou'crhrdge y Ga.
Steamers Slclia Ger Baltimore Ems (Ger
I:rrn,rn: Tauc ugri Ivcrpoo. JamcatoWn. ifok and
Newport News: III porain. New-Olletns Kansas city
Savannah Colombia Newport News; Endeavor lf), LIS
bon and Oporo. James Brand nlD. Lisbon
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Amsterdam ,Du,ch) Stenger. from New York
December ~ FOR Rotterdam passed the sciy Islands
January J.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,r rise ~ $50 Moon rises oG Moons %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
SANDY Hook Island 1854 !icll Gate 3:s1
T. sandy Hook Go. Island 2:H lioll Gate 40.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

Perhaps you're looking for low
priced suit with high-priccd qualities
a hard combination isn't it F?
Our 81 double breasted blouse suits
for shor; ;-trouser boys hit it.
1t is sometimes good merchandising
to lose money on some one article.
For instance short trousers for your
bOv-Sl.2j. IL Years old or 4-same
price.
ROGERS PEET & Co
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thrty-second and broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

,,,.,o ,o.o 1000 IN !. 90 m
IIniana Havana. spanish ~" " n,p @ I
,,aa,l,stnu t'vdc. 3pb y u
~. .ra,', tt,,ns,ycIt Nallofy...... 800
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

steamer Wells city t5n. Savage. from Newton ~
cemh"r is arrived AT Bristol JanIary !. ,,., Al
steamer France n'D. Foote. from New-iorN' "''
London January :. A.. VII t1
steamer Boston city diil. Barclay, from N'"-'
Bristol passed Brow Head January /. -, fx
steamer Inchlonga tlir). Dickens. from Ne"-i"'~ -
Bristol. passed Brow Head January ~. vork ar
Steamer Loeb Etive ,iir) stephens from New
rived at Cork January :. -. y.rv fr
Steamer British kins. O'Hagan. from Ne"-'""
Antwerp passed the Lizard January !. -, s,,,h.
Steamer Iave Ger. Jungst. from New-f orN ioi '
anpton and Bremen passed the Lizard Jhhu, a,,yed
Steamer britannia Hr. Sagos. from Ne"-io'n "'
AT Marseil,ss January l. ~. vo,k fcf
Liverpool arrived Queenstown January a. -. ,.roal
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II ,Gtr). Stormer uro" "
for Ncw-York sailed from Gibraltar January ,ryorx
Steamer Stuttgart tGerl, Koh.enoecN, io' -'
sailed fror Bremcrhavcn January o. -, < ,,.eov
steamer Anchoria Oir) Young New-fo'H to' "'
arrived MoNlle January O.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
rnnnAY. IANrARY lo.

THURSDAY. JANUARY -.
echodam Amsterdam. Neth-Amer. ..... Do IN noo N
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


w., ~, limo Mall close. Vessel sails.
G. f,,'i eu,n,p,non American. co.. SfD III 90 .
. 80, ,.s,n,rl Nvhttc u iu'tp a IN
sina,,, ,..,.o II ,nb- Nmo........ 4 II OO
60. - ' Ii,,,ra \ r ,'ubn........ OO 300 p IN
''I, a. rr,,,i,d Trinidad. i2up 900 -
irr.''1 p',nuln D.ienoc ........... 500 1000
'..na,"aio I,rte.u,iile CLYDE. 800 T.
I,n.heIl. MnInr-d lslnads. l"h"c N'o IN " oo m
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

sale
HOUSE GOWNS AND SILK WAISTS.
Princess Gown, with loose front,
of French or Outing Flannel,
$50.
Robe Gown, of CamePs Hair
EiderdOwn,
%G.sj.
India Silk, Cashmere or French
Flannel Gown.
$3.50.
Cashmere, with Lace Collar or
Opera Flannel. Silk Embroidered,
%iO.sJ.
Fancy Stripe or Plain BrOcade
Silk,
1915.
Plaid. Stripe or Seeded Silk.
$3.50.
Fancy BrOcadc or Stripe Silk,
Plain or Velvet trimmed,
%lO.1J.
Evening Waist of P0mpadOur or
Dresden Silk, trimmed with Lace
or velvet,
$tt.jO.
James McCreery g. Co.,
Twenty third Street.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

Sard, Ha.k. y H.. Jan. : 93o p. m.--W.nd northeast
light bre.ac. showing and Very thick.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18

The possibility of putting several silver
quarters into a wineglass already full Of
water to the brim may be doubted, yet
with steady hand it can be done. First
wipe wineglass perfectly dry inside and
out, especially around the rim; pour the
water gently into it from a spoutcd mug
till the glass is fun to the brim; then drop
the quarters edgeways gently in. As soon
as the edge of quarter touches the water
let it fall. BE careful not to wet the edges
of the glass Having completed the task,
you will be surprised to see how very
much the water now stands above the level
of the brim without flowing over, This is
due To the cohesive attraction of the water.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18

NJ. Neal, Chatham, ILL.,, got by Sir
Thomas, son of Lambertus, by Daniel
Lambert ID dam brown, bred by f. NJ.
Neal, got by Ebony Bashaw, son of
Green's Bashaw Sd dam bay, bred by F.
NJ. Neal got by Mambrino horse; 4th
dam brown, bred by II. Weber, Loami.
H., got by Sir Charles. Owned by
breeder.
THANKFUL-Bay, 10 hands, 100 lbs. !;
foaled 1884; bred by j. A. Harwood, Lit
Teton, Mass; got by Young Figaro,
son of Figaro: dam Gypsey. chestnut,
said to be by Massachusetts Morgan,
son of HIDES Green Mountain Morgan; ;
I'd dam said to be by Nonpareil, son
of Cassius NJ. Clay. Owned by breeder
TOPsEY -Dal k chestnut, strip, one hind
heel white, 10 hands, 1920 lbs. foaled
1883; bred by Francis Wells, Lyndon,
Vt got by Peters Ethan Allen, son of
Peters Morgan: dam chestnut, bred by
Caleb Hall, Barnet, VT, got by Ayers
Morgan Prince, son of Prince Albert {;
I'd dam gray, said to be by Rankin Nor.
rill, son of Morrill,; Sd dam said to be by
Bachop Horse, son of Gilfillan Horse by
Batchelder Horse. Owned by j. A.
Harwood. Littleton. Mass.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18
Estate of Cynthia ID. Smead.
Notice of Proof OF VIII.

GTATE OF VERMONT, Be It remeI1
- DISTRICT or ADDIsON, IS. bered, that al
session OF the Probate Court holden at Mi
dlebury, within and tor said District, on II
2d day of September, \. ID. 1895.
Present: Hon. James NJ. Slade, Judge.
Whereas, IA certain instrument i'm wrltiu
under seal, purporting to be the last viii az
testament OF Cynthia ID. Smead, late OF sail
bury, IN said district, deceased, having bee
this day presented to said Court OF Proba
and duly filed in the Probate office TheI
fore, il Is ordered that all persons Interest,"
in the estate of said deceased be notified
appear before said court AT the ProDa
Office in Middlebury, IN said district, on q
2lst day in September, 4. d. 1896, Mt 10 o'clo'
aim, by publication of this order three wee
successfully previous thereto, in the Middl
bury Re gister, a newspaper printed at Mi
dlebury aforesaid, to show cause, II any I'M
may have, why said instrument IN writii
should not be proved and allowed as the Ia
will and testament OF the said deceased
By order of court
80 Attest, JAMES NJ, SLADE,
Judge OF Probate.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18

STATE OF VERMONT, Court OF Insol
DISTRICT OF ADDISON, S., VencY.
In the matter OF Edwin r.. Clay, msolNent
debtor.
Take notice that Edwin r. Clay OF Middle
bury in the district OF Addison was ON the
9Th day OF September 1896, adiudged an insol-
vent debtor and that Ii meeting OF creditors
OF said insolvent debtor win Oe held at a
Court OF Insolvency, at Middlebuiy in said
10 o'cloch in the torSnoon, TO prove their
debts and choose one or more asslgnees OF
his estate; and that the payment of any debts
TO said debtor, to him or TOR his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him are FORBID
den by law.
Dated at Middlebury this 18th day of sep
TENDER, A. D., 1896.
81 2w. James NJ sade, Judge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18
Rorse Department.
The MORGAN REGISTER.

A Register intended to include all stations OF
merit that trace in direct male line to JUSTIN
sdorgan and having ut least one sixty,tourtn
OF his blood. All such stations toaled IN or
before 1880 are admitted free. Inc lee LOT
registering stations one year ola anu Over
will be 81 each, and mares, geldings ana Colts
under one year, 81 each. ,.
Any animal in either of the following TWO
Re gister: .- A.,
l. Any moritorious stallion or mare thai
traces In direct male line to the original Jus
tin Morgan Horse, and has Mt least one sixty
fourth OF his blood. -, 81.
2. The produce OF sire and dam both
registered in the Morgan Register ,,
The first volume is now ready for delivery
Vol. IL. is largely ready for publication
JOSEPH BATTELL,
Middlebury, VT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18
"A Charade: Camera.

No 227.-A Charade: Camera.
No 22S-A Literary Puzzle; Holmes,
Story, Wordsworth, Gray Lowell, James
Hogg, Josephus, Jane Porter, Milton, Mil
Ter (Hugh).
No 229. -Anagram Gossip.
No $50. ILLUSTRATED Primal Acrostic:
Initials: Webster /. Wall. . Egg. 3.
Bowl 4. Sword o. Tree 6. Easel T.
Rocker
No. 231.-Changed Heads: Dark, park,
bark, lark, bark, mark
No 232 -Decapitation: ROut, out.
No 233. Fowling Participates; l. Steal
ing. 2. C-rooking. 3. G-lorying. 1
Numbering. g. R-egretting 6. S-cooting,
z. T-ouseling s. Trailing.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18

All round the earth whisper ran;
Twas sputtcred by the frying pan;
The great wash boiler standing near,
With mouth wide open, THREE an ear:
a saucy saucepan at such scandal,
Two some declare, event off the handle;"
The flame roared up the chimney stack:
1.-THE pot has called the kettle black"
"How wHoLEl" they cried, yet even there
Rested n calm, unconscious pair
OF spoons, ONE sweetest union bound.
Their honeyed bliss touched all around.
The skillet, full of information,
Boiled over with its indignation.
tn v still serenely twinlkled back,
1.-THE pot may call the kettle black"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18

OTATE OF VERMONT, To all person
= ADDISON COUNTY, S., \ to whom thej
presents shall come. GREETING.
Know We. that having publicly canvassd
the votes given by the legal voters OF I'll
County OF Addison, ut meetings holden on III
first Tuesday of September, \. d., 1885, ID
the purpose OF electing Il County Commit
siOnt T. tor said county.
l, Rufus Wainwright, clerk tor said COUNTY
do certify that Edward J. Mathews, OF MlI
dlebury, in said County, having received N
greatest number OF votes therefor, Is declard
to be elected the County Commissioner ID
the County OF Addison aforesaid, tor IN
term OF two years commencing on the fri
day of December a. d.. 1896.
Given under my hand and I'll
seal OF said County, at Middl
SEAL. bury aforesaid, this 18th day
September, A. D., 1896.
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT,
IS Clerk j
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18
Mechanical Proceedings.

The locksmith came out, looking knob
by, with big rose in his buttonhole. His
countenance was screwed into "A smile, but
none knew the key to his happiness. just
then creditor appeared, and the lock
smith, making a spring, bolted down the
street, where, after securing shelter, he
barred himself in.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18
No. $40. Removals.

Remove the head of bird, and what is
left Of Inn will wade in the miro.
Remove the tail of an animal and he
will he worn as a mark of distinction.
Remove the eye of "A fish, and he will be
a position.
Remove the heart of tree, and it will
be an exclamation.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18

awake up, Jacob, day is breaking"
so said DeWitt's Little Early Risers to
the man who had taken them to arouse
his sluggish liver.
ISAAC STERNs. Middlebury.
CLAYTON \. NORTH, Shoreham.
f.. F. HASKELL, West Cornwall.
ID. ii. BENNETT, BridpOrt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18

In one OF the rural districta OF Maine a
conscientious Christian woman keeps a
little store in her house. happening in
one sunday, ncighbor asked the good
lady if it We're against her principles to
sell him n stick Of candy on that day. She
replied, 81 can't do it, but my husband
will. "-BCstou Globe
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18
No. 239.-A Diamond.

A letter Napor. \ premium given for
a loan. ScoldS. To predict Cloisters.
Forming into small channels. Hazard at
sea To sneak. Part Of the human body
A lnttnr
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18

The old rat strol1cd his whislIers, and the
lie knew 'hat oNt VIII sometimes prose- pu'
tNr, .,,, - D,n al1er .oid .tip+o tho ,,,ide
,viI,. world ,.o,, ,,,
Whore dos ,,,d emf. and trans obo,,rd all soft
To- ,vnr., ms Voc
Ru+ MAJ, is worst of all. be,,.ar his +reacberors
device
Which offers fair. but bnsolv r,vo oach rat it
may on+icn
He lrilds small bo,,e,s +l,+ o,,,o,r tho coeiest
nf ruutr
12,,+ oh ia, ,1,,,,,, ,,,,1 +l, ,..ol ,,.l,, tors
tbn,n y,ill 500
triv,rc, rot-, tho skull ae ,v, ,.o,,1d
li+. stic.
Tbonch ,our. often rotica. seems ,,nusall,.
thick
Another sort he has arranged to catch one by
the FIVE
Heroic rats have rna,ved them off. and so got
out alive.
But tender hearts their future fate must GER
family deplore.
They now must limp ON three feet who were
born to run On four.
And there are prisons fixed with wheels,
forever driven round
by capuNcS' weary SIN VINO ton WITHIN their
narrow bound.
BE wary halclhIc' YET be bold nor yleld 10
The man brought home some cheese today,
we II sample 1t tonight
No. 23S.-GeograDhicaI Primal Acrostic
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18

AlcxanGrr Dumas said, Haven't you
noticed that 1t is always the carriage in
which one is not that rams the fastest. "
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-18

Translate the two pictures into words;
then rearranec the letters to form the
names of two cities.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07
THE FIFrHJUDGE.

The name of Col. J. F. Wilson, of Prescott, Arizona, is universally men, toned among all interested, to fill the appointment to be made on the supreme bench. by the bill of Delegate Murphy, now btfnre Congress. making a new Judicial District out of the counties of Coconino, Navajo and Apache. The provision is a wise one ard should be come law. The Territory is altogetli- CT too extensive and cumbersome for the present number of judges to cover systematically, litigation naturally keeps pace with the growth of the ter ritory. and under the present conditions four districts are totally inadequate to meet the demands made upon them, Let us have another Justice on tue su- preme bench.
 Col. J. F, Wilson is so we'll known throughout the territory, that it would be vain on our part to attempt any fur ther introduction of him. He is thor ough lawyer and an honovable gentle Inan, a life-lcng Democrat of the purest me al, and withal citizen of Spartan probity, it IS meet and proper and an event much desired by not only Demo- crats, but all the citizens of this great territory, regardless of politics, that he be appointed.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07


 THE HFRALD calls the attention of its readers this week, to its new dress and its increase from six to seven columns. an additional amount of reading mat ter equal to nearly five columns. It has always been our earnest desire to make of the HERALD. a respectable home pa- per with this end Tn view the addition al expense of e1larging the paper does not come out of the pockets of our sub- scrIbers, the price remains the same. We earnestly hope our efforts will meet with the approval of our present sub- scribers and add many new ones pour list, and in thIs connection we desire to thank the citizens of Apache county in particular fer the hearty support they are according the HERALD, for on such support only can the county paper ex- ist, our present prosperity accordingly is a reflex of the public spiritedness of our citizens, and the public may depend that the Herald will continue to im- prove right along.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

According to the Gazette of February
 18th, the canal troubles in the vicinity
 of Tempe and Mesa have led to a most depIorable condition, each faction be-
 ing under arms to contend for a certain
 spot on the Tempe canal. At o'clock
 on the 1th, 30 armedsmen employed by A. J. handler, of the Consolidated camel. went to a point where water from new cross-cut had been turned into the Tempe canal and ordered men at work to quit repairing breach. T.J. Priest drew 8 pistol. Later 45 men ranchers and citizens of fTempe-started for the scene of disturbance. Blood shed was feared, as Tempe men went determined 10 maintain possession of the canal and to prevent water from being turned into it. By morning the flood thus:backed up on the mesa above the canal will break the banks and pro- bably do considerable damage, The Tempe canal was built by farmers in 1868. Chandler built the Considated canal of late years and there has been trouble between the two for two years past. The Consolidation people are attempting to force the Tempe canal to carry the waste water they run through their newly proposed route.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

tax 5 40. pen and costs 6 15, total $59 55 Baca. Marcus, Richville
 S pr of Sec 2. twp Ion, rge 23 e, 16O acres $Z91 25. imp 250, per prop 90, tax 22 10, pen and costs 10. total $24 20. Barilla. Santa Rosa, St. Johns
 Imp at New Town %, per prop 55. tax S5, pen and costs 15, total $4 co |. Bilhv, John, Concho
 w F of sw sec 4. twp 12 n, rge 26 @, so acres 23l p. imp 150, tax 19 65, pen and costs 2 co. total $21 65. Banta, A F. St Johns
 Lots X blk 47, & imp, in StJohns 1875. tax 55 15, pen and costs 3 9,
 total S53 40 Berry. CL, Springerville
 N F qr of see l. twp g n, rge 29 e, 160 acres 250, imp l50. per prop 390. tax P 65, pen and costs 8. total $50 O. Brown, Robert, Springerville,
 S E ar of Sc ar of Sec 4, sw UT of sw ar of Sec 5. ne ar of ne ar of Sec g. & nv ar of nv qr of Sec 10, twp 7n, rge 29 Q. l60 acres $200, imp $25, tax 90, pen & costs soc, total $S 80. Baca, Juan, Snringerville
 Per prop 105, tax 63, pen and costs CSC total $4 36 Bara, Francisco. Springerville.
 Per prop 130, tax 55, pen & costs 75c. total s 30 Bunch, ITS.
 Per prop 526, tax SIS 40, pen & costs 1 40. total $l9 80 Baca, Adelaide de, Springerville
 Per prop 30, tax 05, pen and costs. 55c, total $l 60 Carrejo. Anecito, Springerville
 Ho SC and lot in Springerville 20. per prop 105, tax 40, pen and costs 22
 Total $5 62. Candelaria. Bidal, Concho
 Imp on ranch near Mineral 10. imp at Concho 20. per prop 329, tax i2 55.pen & costs 2 10. total $14 65. Carrillo, Pablo, Springerville
 Imp at Springerville $40. per prop 135, tax b, pen and costs 30,
 Total $7 45. Carrillo, Leandro, Springerville
 Imp on c Inf of SC ar & nv ar of SC qr of Sec 20, twp n, rge 29 @, $200. per prop 130, tax II 55 pen and costs l 50,
 Total SIS i5. Chaves, Antonio Jose. St ohns
 Lot II. blk 20, St. Johns, $10, imp s40, per prop $90, ax 90, pen & costs 1 9. total $6 l5. Chaves, Nicolas, St Johns
 Imp at Las Tuces 10. per prop g, tax 25, pen and costs 05, total g 30. Chaves. Sisto, St Johns
 Imp at New Town 10, per prop 35, tax 1 50, pen and cost 10, total g 70. Chaves. Anestacio. St Johns,
 E Inf of SC ar sec 34. twp 13 n, rge 2S e. 80 acres 320. imp 100, lot blk 87, St. Johns 8, per prop l05, tax Is 60, pen and costs ? 45, total $21 05. Chapman, Hyrum, St Johns
 Al acres in nv qr of ne ar & Inf of nv ar of sec IS, twp 18n, rge 2S e, s125, inn 75, imp at Lime Kiln 9, per prop
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Hon. Geo. H. Crosby, of Springerville, Apache county, writes and says "alI is prosperous in this section so far as health and good crop prospects for lS96." He further says in his letter, '.we raised B, ,376 bushels of wheat and oats in this valley last year, and if pres- ent prospect continue. as now, Round Valley will produce hereafter not less than 1000 bushels of grain. Our wa- ter storage facilities are simply im- mense, and, when all reservoirs in course of construction shall have been completed, we will then have sufficient water imp ,unded to irrigate every acre of land susceptible of cultivation Argus.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

Judge Rouse was in Solomonville this week looking after the accommodations
 for the approaching terms of the U. s. and District Courts. He says that the removal of the U. $. Court to Solomon vile will mean not less than $6,0OO to the people of Graham county. This will te most welcome news to our peo- pie. Judge Rouse, in bringing about the removal of the U 5. Court to Gra- ham county, has done much for the people of this locality, and has brought to them that which former administra- tions should have brought them. It will also be saving to the U. s. Gov ernment of several thousand dollars each year. The District Court will meet Monday April 18th. 1S96--Guar- dian
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-07

The prospects of cutting the San Car los coal fields are most gratifying and induces the belief that it will soon be accomplished. Indian Inspector Me- Cormick, who was sent to San Carlos about a month ago by the Interior De- partment at Washington has been neg otiating with the Reservation Indians since his arrival, is heartily in favor of the segregation of the coal fields. On Monday last meeting or council Of the Reservation Indians was held at San Carlos and by Tuesday noon 360 Indians had signed agreement for the segrega- ton of the lands. If these fields are opened it means much to Graham county, and in fact for the entire south west, aud before many weekS they, evi. dently will be opened to entry and pur- chase under the regular laws governing coal lands.-tiuardian,