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The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Old-timer8 and oIoso cesarvers say
that the present has been the most fav-
orablo winter for stock tl:5 section has
Experienced since 1888. There has been
an un6saal fall OF snow and rain, with
no real cold weather. They think
there is sufficient moisture in the
ground to make early feed, and if we
could have three or four goc3 showers
the last of March or about t1e first of
4 pril the country would look as it did
fifteen or sixteen years ago.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Gibson, j A, Winsfow, per prop
500, tax $3.50, pen and costs 81
Gilbert, May, Winslow, lots blk
$50, tax $297, per pro $50, tax
$2.97, pen and costs $1.15, total. 4
Gardner, OF Woodruff, sec II tp
Is rye %, 2069 acres $3.50, lot IS
$50, per pro $169, tax $21.21,
pen and costs $256, total . %
Gardner, Fay, Woodruff, per pro
$3.50, tax $7.75, pen and costs
$1.89, fetal. Observation-Disclosures. 8
Gardner, G B, Woodruff, sec II
twp Is rye %, 8 acres, $3.50, lot
II, 5000, per pro $50, tax $l349,
pen and costs $L6F, paid<$14,
total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l
Gillespie, A NJ, Pinedale, per pro
$245, tax $3.50, pen and costs
88c, total. l...,........ 49,. 8
Garcia, Francisco, Silver Greek,
per pro $50, tax $295, pen and
costs 65c, total .,.............. 3
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Mrs. Henry Downs arrived in Wins
low last Monday, bringing with her the
body of her infant son who died
at Monticello, Utah, on the night of
the 5th instant. Monticello is ninety
from the nearest railroad station, and
at the time of the death of the child
there was terrific storm raging which
continued for ten days and delayed
her departure 2er The railroad for that
length OF time, When it cleared up
it took three days to rsach the railroad
on account of snow and other obstruc-
tions; but, Notwithstanding all this, the
body arrived here in good state of
preservation. Elrs. Downs is peculiar
ly unfortunate. 4 few short months
ago she lost her husband in railroad
accident at Williams. and now her i'll
fant has been taken from her. the only
living being on whom she could lavish
her affections and remind her of her
happy married days. She has the heart
felt sympathy of every man aud woman
IN Winslow.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Winslow continues to grow. Hard
times, the unsettled state Of affairs in
Europe, the prospective enactment of
high protective tariff and conse-
Quent decrease in the revenues of the
government, the strained relations at
present existing between this country
and Spain, have no deterrent effects
on the enterprising people of our little
city. t. J. O'Kelly and Frank Georges
have given w. A. Parr a contract to
build each one of them a neat, COM
Portable and commodious cottage. The
lumber has been ordered and work will
be commenced Immediately upon it's
arrival.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Pin Rnr4ett came in from his Coy
ote Spri- T7nch Tuesday afternoon.
Reports I, eheep and horses as
thick around him as the old saying had
it, fiddler in hell. These indians
with ar are off the reservation,
pay no taTes, are eating up the feed
which riG4:fG belongs to those who
bear tb8ir pl .noEtion Of the expenses
OF carrying OF government and the
government aid protect them III
their legal right We shall have more
to say on this subject in the near fu-
ture.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Trains Nos and are limited trains, run
ming ssfni-wes sly. No leaves iica=s o.
Wednesdays AMI SATURDAYS. pas IS Aibu
querqus-On Fridays and Mondays, am ar
rives at Los Angeles Satur6ays and Tues
days. Tr4in No 1 will leave Los Angeles
Mondays al.d Thursdays, passing htquer-
que ". dEiesdays and saturdays and arriy-
lug at Chicago Fri IA and Mondays
PASSENGERS on limited west bound trains
holding tickets reading direct via MOjave
change at B..rstJw to No ;.
Pullman Pa.eee sleeping cars daily through
between Chicago ami san Francisco and
Chicago and Los Angeles.
Pullman touFisSsl eping cars daily through
between Ch cs-.eo md San Francisco and
Chicago and Los Angeles
Touri~t cars leave San Francisco every
Tuesday and Los Angeles every Nednes', a4
running tn, ough TO Kansas City, Chicago
and Bosom.
The Grand Canvan of the Colorado can be
reached only hy this line.
Ask for "a ne IN Eis1tly illustrated book
which will be mailed free.
DON Il. SWEET.
General Passenger Agent,
Albuquerque. n. nj.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Times may be hard back east, but
Judging from the quantity of new goods
our merchants are receiving, and the
way their delivery wagons are kept on
the go from early morn till late in the
afternoon, hard times jumped over. our
city on its westward march
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Henry Huning passed through here
sunday last on his return from Mari
copa county, where be had been to.make
arrangements for shearing his sheep.
Reports that sheep wintered well, and
very little loss.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

DIED-On Tuesday, the 23d instant,
infant child, aged three months, of Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. CTesweil. The burial
took place the following afternoon, at
tended by a large number Of sympar
thizing friends. The bereaved parents
have the warmest sympathy Of the en-
tire community in their irreparable
loss,
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

VIM. Daze aud "Kid" Bartoo return
ed on No. 2 Thursday from Prescott,
where they had been to attend the ex-
amining trial of the supposed Peach
Springs train robbers. They report
that Parker, Taylor and Marvin were
each held to await the action of the
United States grand jury.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

z For SALE-One of the finest and best
located residences in Winslow. The
house is newly furnished, with the best
and most modern furniture. Desire to
sell the premises as. it stands-house
and furniture For particulars inquire
Of Mrs. d. w. Curtis.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Mrs. Henry Downs desires to return
her sincere thanks to her many friends
in Winslow, for their kindness and
sympathy extended IN her lareave-
ment. It is something which viii neger
be forgotten and v II aivays be looked
back upon 9ith the kee- eat gratitude.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Ed Bargman aud Tom South have
located for the winter at the ranch of
John o. Hurst, on the Little Colorado.
about three miles below town.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

The reading rooms of the Atlantic
& Pacific, under the uperintendence
OF j. A Hamilton, have been renovated
and greatly improved. The floors have
been repainted, the pool-table over
hauled and put in first-class shape, and
a stock of tobacco and fine cigars add
ed Everything is as nice and clean as
a new pin. 1t is now one Of the cosiest
and most comfortable places in the city
to pass the evening when off duty =
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

zuck, T A, Ho1brook, lot 36 blk r
$50, lots and 10 blk 2, 500, ex-
cepting lots 25, % to 90 bk 3, Hol-
brook, $3.50, lots 81 to 36 blk 8,
SIS, n p lots Al to A blk 3, 800
lots IL and 13 blk 4. SO, lots %
and 26 blk $50, lot 80 blk $50
lots 35 to SO blk $780, lots 43
to 46 blk $120, lots % "a and
26 blk 6 500, 8 to 10 blk 5, $75,17
to 20 bk $50, lots 29 to 81 bike
$125, excepting lots Is 20 and %
lots Il to "a blk $120, lots 26
to Al blk 800, lots to blk 8
500, lots l to and to 9 blk 8
500, lots II to 20 blk SIS, lots
excepting lot 20 II to p blk 10
$3.50, lots % to 50 blk 10 $3.50,
excepting lot 25 lots q to "a and
25 to 48 blk s $500, sec 6 twp II
rye 21, 20 acres, 5000, per pro
SIS, tax 1929, penalty and cost
SIG g. total .109 OF
Zuck, J @ Holbrook, lots SO to "A
blk 6, Holbrook, $2980, two
third of lot 81 blk $25, per
pro $3.50, tax $10395, penalty
and cost $6.70, total ......... -1l0 30
TERRIgoRYe OF ARHONA,l
County of Navajo
I, James Scott, Tax Collector of Nav
ajo county, hereby give notice that un-
less the taxes delinquent together with
the costs and percentage thereon are
paid as per the above delinquent list,
the real property upon which such taxes
are lien will be sold at public auction
as required by law, on Tuesday, the 23d
day Of March, A. D., 1897, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. u. and o'clock
p. N. Oh said date
Dated at Holbrook, Feb 10Th, 1897
JAMES SCOTT,
Tax Collector
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Hnyle, John, Heber, imp $50, per
pro $50, tax $3.41, pen and cost
$1.19, paid So, bal due. ....
Hansen, n S, Snowflake, sec Is tp
13 rye q, 81 acres, $38.77, lot 4
blk 4, 1925, per pro $25, tax $12.05
pen and cost $160, paid $3.50,
bal due.
Houek, J d, Heber, imp $3.50, per
pro 1926, tax $ll.66, penalty and
costs $I58, paid So, bal due. 49,.
Hollister, Jos, imp at Show Low
$40, per pro $40,. tax $1.86, pen
and costs $L09, total aL........-..
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

French, F M, Winslow, impcs on
W q of Sc d and q of sw a
sec 20 tp 10 rye 16,$500, per pro
$207, tax $23.33, pen and costs
$2.17, total. ................ 25 81
Foster, FL J, ST. Joseph, sec Is twp
18 rye 19, % acres $198.20, per
pro $2l5, tax $1282, penalty and
costs S164, total .... -. IA 4f
Ford, G S, Holbrook, per pro $50,
tax $1.55, pen and costs 90, total 2 4e
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Clark, w Il, Holbrook, lots and
8 blk 3, lots l and blk 6, 1925
per pro $75, tax $4O.31, pen and
costs 1902, total ........... 43 3s
Carson, Lee, Pinetop, per prop
$3.50, tax $5.58, pen and costs 70
total ..................... 6 sc
Crandell, A w, Pinedale, imp $50,
per pro $401, tax $l3.36, pen and
costs $1.67, total - Is 03
Cswyer, D w, Linden, per prop
$271, tax $40. pen and costs .92
total. .............. 8 80
Cart, J w, Winslow, lots 13 and
IA block s, Winslow, $3.50, tax
$495, pen and costs 75c, total. s 70
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Messrs. Burbage and Nelson, attor-
neys have fitted up and are occupying
AN Office III the rear of Lesser & Saw
yer's mercantile establishment.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Wednesday was payday There was
"a general squaring up of accounts, and
a quiet return to the bosom of their
families by the married men or to their
rooms by the single men.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Between the Verde and Jerome there
are over sixty men prospecting, most
them having gone there recently on &C
count of the striking of a large ledge,
assaying high in gold and lver.-Pick
and Drill
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Jarvis, Chas, ST Johns, per prop
$135, tax $420, pen and cost 71c
total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jewell, L, Pinetop. imp $25, per
pro 1925, tax $4.66, penalty and
costs $1.23, total l-....
Jewell, Stephen, Pinetop, imp'ts
$1O0, per pro $3.50, tax f5.32,
pen and costs $1.37, total
Johnson, T N, Gallup, N NJ, ne
4 of NV 4 and W = and Sc Il
Of ne 4 sec 25 twp 8 rye p, 100
acres, $500, tax $6, pen and cost
$2.81, total. .......
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

John Downs came up o1 Monday
last to attenathe funeral of his nephew,
the son of Henry Downs.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

The weather has turned off clear and
cool The weather prophets think the
storms are over for the winter. Quien
sabe.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Rev Joseph Manuel will hold. SER
vices in the Episcopal church to-mor-
row (Sunoay.) At IL o'clock a. m, the
subject will be "0in and Sorrow" and
It 7:30 p m, "Happiness." The public
are cordially invited.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27
Dbs SQttsalnta saeutl.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1887.
SECRET SOClE7', rs.

g sTRTEo slEETInes os WINSTON
~ DAe7 Lodge y: y, s. T. ana s. II. ars hell
Y * IN /" ood's HaIl, on the second N Cd
I u hoseag OF each month, VISITING
ofSChren are cordially invited tc at
tend' EDWIN W. FRASER, VI. NJ.
II. G. LEREW. Secretary.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.

An elegant line Of confectionery and
Gsaticnery, at News Depot.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Brimhall, G NJ, Taylor, per pro
$l57, tax $4.87, pen and costs 74c
total l....,. ...,, )
Bauerbach C Van Fossen, Wins
low, lots 10 and 81 blk 8, $3.50,
per pro $3.50, tax $33. SO, penalty
and cost s. 67, total .......... Sc
Baca, Fernandez, Silver creek,
imp $10O, per pro $50, tax 1886,
penalty and costs 1925 total. 7
Bowen, j 7, Navajo, per pro $40,
tax $23.87, pen and costs $1.79,
total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25
Baca, Jose, Holbrook, per pro $7S
tax $242, penalty and costs 62c,
total Observation-Disclosures. 3
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

For bargains in all lines of goods 90
to Lesser & Sawyer.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Subscriptions to the Weekly Exami-
ner received by Mrs. T. j. Hcsser. =
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Young, r P Taylor, lot 4 blk 8,
Taylor, $155, per pro $25, tax
$3.50, pen and cost $1.25, total
Young, w A Pinedale, imp'ts $25,
per pro $120, tax $3.50, pen and
costs $1.23, total. ......,....
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27
Visitors from Arizona may we'll sound
the praises of that territory, which is

fortunate in both climate and mineral
resources. It has great wealth in sill
yer, gold and copper. Its copper de-
posits are especially valuable and ex-
tensive. The rise liz the price of that
metal of late has made copper mining g
profitable, and large fortunes will pro-
badly be made from some Of the Ari-
zona deposits.-Denver Repu blican.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

I have three elegant sixty dollar
White Sewing Machines, which will
ell ~ cost, to close the business. Mrs.
T. J. Hesser.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Kartchner, M S, sec "a twp l3 rye
q, 10 acres, $3.50. lot l blk l,
Snowflake, $75, per pro $l06,
tax $28.87, pen and cost $294.
total ..................
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

"Philadelphia Seal' and belmont"
cigars, at News Depot.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Go and inspect the new goods at
Lesser & Sawyer's.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27
Hats.

John z. Jones, wife and daughter
came down from Holbrook on Friday
last 10 attend the social and banquet
given by the K P's in honor of thei1
thirty .thiI anniversary. They return.
ed to their homes perfectly satisfied
that they were fully repaid for THEN
trip by the pleasant time they enjoyed
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes

Go to Lesser & sawyer'g
for your foot wear. They
nave ju8treceived a beau
tiful line Of ladies, gents
and cniIdren's shoes.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27
Porter, N T, sec Is twp 18 rye 10,

Porter, N T, sec Is twp 18 rye 10,
so acres, $3.50, per pro $l71, tax
$1398, pen and cost $1.70. total Is IS
Perkins, G z, Holbrook, imp at
slaughter house $25, per prop
$40, tax $605, penapd cost &c.,.
paid $3.50, total. .,......,. 4 IA
Perkins, N, Taylor, lot blk 13,
$75, tax $2.33, pen and cost &c.,.
total. ..,.......,...........a.. 2'95
Perkins, R J, Taylor, n p of lots
1 2 and 4 blk IA, 5000, tax SIS,
| pen and cost Sic, total. .,.. OF
Perkins, B Y, Taylor, lot 1 blk s,
$75, per pro SIS, tax $3.50, pen
and cost $1.14, total ....... "a
Perkins, L L, Taylor, 171a acres,
$3.50, lots l blk II, $275,
lots 2 and blk 20, $40, per pro
| $20, tax $t4. So, paaandpost 2.46
paid $1035, bal due. ue........, 81
Penrod, Liona, Pinetop, per pro
$50, tax $1.86, pen 59c, total " 45
Penrod, d L Pinetop, imp $50, per
pro 1881, tax $11S1, ,pen'ty and
cost 81 SO, total .,..,.. ....... 13 40
Penrod, A, Pinetop, imp $50, per
pro $l78, tax $707, penalty and
costs $1.35 total ............. s AZ
Penrod, D l., Pinetop, imp'ts $50,
per pro $2125O, tax So 13, pen,
and $1.26, paid $3.50, bal due. 8 "A
Penrod, Lola, Pinetop, imp $25,
per pro $50. tax $2.33, pen and
cost SLIP, total. l.............. 3 45
Penrod. Ephron, Pinetop, imp'ts
| 500, per pro $316, tax $12.90,
pen and costs $4.65, total 80. Ia So
Packer, n J. Pinetop, imp $35, per
pr $105, tax $4 "a, penalty and
costs $122, total ......... sc
Pearce, Jas Shumway, sec 23>twp
II rye q, 9 acres, $480, imp $50,
per pro $2,894, tax $10614, pen
and cost $2.81, paid $100.22 due "a
Porter, J I Heber, imp $25, per
pro $40, tax $685. pen and cost
7. 91- 70. JOtdl O4
Porter, A Heber, per pro $165,tax
$5.12, paid So 35, bal due. 500. SO
Peterson, G N st Joseph, nw1 of
sec % twp IS rye 10, 100 acres,
$3.50, tax $1395, pen and cost
$12O, total. IA 15
Pearce, FL San Francisco, Cal, ne
a of ne p sec "a twp "a rye 18,
40 acres, Sc or of ne or sec 80
twp "a rye 21 40 acres, Sc Or of
Sc or sec "a twp % rye II 40
acres, sw Or of sw or sec twp
% rye 21 40 acres, Sc or of Sc or
sec twp p rye p 40 acres, Sc
or of se-qr sec twp % rye 2l
40 acres, sw ar. of sw or sec 8 tip
% rye 20, 40 acres, !$700s tax $2l.
70, pen and cost $459, total :. 26 29
Porter, Jack Williams, south half
of lots Al and Al blk Holbrook
5000, tax $500, pen and cost SIC
total. ................... vi
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Allen, 3 ii, Iaylol, sec / twp 12
rge q, 6 acres, sec II twp I2rg
21, 6 acres, sec ? twp u rye 81,
s acres, $3.50, personal prop
erty $193, tax 1888, penalty,
costs 1892, total. .,........... $40 30
Adams, G NJ, Show Low, imp 5000,
per pro 1915, tax $24.05, paid SO,
pen and costs 81 % total. ... % 1O
Amos, Abe, Pinetop, imp Show
Low $25, per pro $3.50, tax $3.50
pen and costs $1.24, total. 49,. 05
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Lorensen, B, Winslow, lots 10 and
"a blk 6, $1,250, per pro $75, tax
$43.73, pen and cost 1929, paid
$1S, balance due. .......
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Ramsey, Frank, Holbrook, per
pro $3.50, tax $2263, penalty and
cost $163, total .,.......... 81 26
Ramsey, Joe Snowflake, lot blk
5, 1915, tax $17.83, pen and cost
89c, total l-..................... Is y
Rand & Perkins, Pinedale, imp'ts
$50, tax $1.7l, pen and cost 58c,
total ....... ........ 2 29
Reidhead, John o Linden, imp'ts
5000, per pro $461.25, tax $20.50,
pen and cost $203, total 49,. % So
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Willis, A M, Snowflake, sec "a tp
13 rye q, 45 acres, $1700, per
pro $346, tax $6343, penalty ana
cost $1.91, total ......... q
Webb, Milo. Snowflake, Is acres at
Snowflake, $500, per pro $120,
tax $13.02, pen and cost $1.9l,
Whipple, Edison, Show Low, sec
Is twp 10 rye %, 153 acres, $241
per pro 1902, tax $13.73, penalty
and cost $1.69,, total ...-.. Il
Welch, W 2, Pinetop, imp $50, per
pro $40, tax 1896, penalty and
cost $125, total. l.......s.....
Workman, w M Pinedele, per pro
$40, tax $434, penalty and cost
re, total. ...........
Woolford, J S Snowflake, per pro
$63, tax $1.95, penalty and cost
I 60c, total. Observation-Disclosures.
Wing Sam, Winslow, per pro 500
tax $3.50, penalty and cost 67c,
total ....,...............,..
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27
at once

Active agents for each county. Ex-
elusive control and no risk. Will clear
from Il to 70 hundred dollars a year
Enclose stamp for full particulars or
25c for 81 sample. Big Rapids Mineral
Water Co, Big Rapids, Mich.
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27
Fl ats. n ats.

Lesser & Sawyer have
just received a handsome
line of gents hats in all
shapes. Call and exam
ine them. K
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27
offlC@rs ana directors.

Kay, ] A, Taylor, lot l blk II, SIP
er pro $2l4, tax $10.10, pen and
cost $1.51, total ............
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27
Morales, J, Winslow, imp $40, per

Morales, J, Winslow, imp 500, per
pro SO, tax $102, pen and cost
$1.05, total. 2 OF
Montana, Antonio. Taylor, per
pro $3.50, tax $4.03, pen and cost
70c,stotal Observation-Disclosures. 4 Z;
Marabel, Trinidad, Taylor, per
pro $93, tax $2.8S, penalty and
cost 64c, total ...... 81
Mills, Dan, Show Low, imp 500,
per pro $215, tax 1929, pen and
costs $136, total ......... 8 6s
Moss, A, Fort Apache per pro SIS
| tax $2.17, pen and costs csc,
total. .......,.......... 7S
Montana, Mrs Barth J, J,Albuquer-
cue, n NJ, lot land 2 blk 2, Hol-
brook, $3.50, tax $2108, pen and
costs $105, total. ...... % 19
Markelprang, J, st Joseph, per
+ pro $3.50, tax $3.50, enalty and
costs $1.28, total ........... 16 76
n.
Nelson, John, Heber, imp 500,
per pro $40, tax $S.37, pen and
cost $1.42, total. l..,............ 70
Norton, J ~. Show Low, per pro
$175, tax 1927, pen and costs 76c,
total. ........... ......... 03
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Eagen, Ed, Winslow, lots IS and
16 blk K, tax $21.45, pen and
costs $1.57, total l......... % Ol
The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

Gardner's entry, sec II twp Is
rye %, 20 acres, $3.50, per pro
$365, tax $2S.37, pen and cost
| Sis, paid SAG, bal due -, 25 rs
Stratton, W e Snowflake, sec 13
and "a twp Is rye q. 10 acres,
5000, lot blk 4 $S7, per prop
1858, tax $41.4S, pen'y and cost
$3.50, paid $21.50, bal due. -. % 4a
Santistevan, imp near Taylor SO,
per pro $105, tax $3.50, pen and
cost $1.2S, total ........ 6 81
Sponsler, Joseph Show Low, imp
$160, per pro $3.50, tax $l0401,
penalty and cost $500, total. ITO q
Stocks, Joseph Linden, per pro
$76 tax $2.36, pen and cost 62c,
total al.................. 2 90
Shumway, L D Linden, imp $50,
per pro $246, tax $9.l9, pen and
costs $L46, total ............. 10 Ga
Saul, T B Linden, per pro $40,
tax $434, pen and cost re, toll O6
Stevens, w A Pinetop, imp 500,
/ per pro $116, tax $515, pen and
cost $1.26, total ..... Al
Stre etton, Cal sec % twp 13 rye q
80 acres, 500, lot blk 4 Snow
fake, 1925, per pro $949, tax $50
10, pen and cost $2.46, total -. A 65
Ssnches, Vidal Pinedale, imp $50
per pro $101, tax $465, penalty
and cost $1.23, total. .. 5 0l
Snowflake Tannery, Snowflake, N
S Hanson, manager, tannery
stock$1O0, tax $3.10, penalty and
cost 66c, total .........,. 8 76
Smith, w, Philadelphia, sec l
twp II rye 90, % acres, $3.50, lots
to "A blk II, $3.50, lots to "A
blk II, $3.50, lots and blk 13,
$40, lots to blk ID, $50, lots II
to 81 blk 13, $3.50, lots to 20
blk IA, $4O0, tax $9610, penalty
and cost $3.50, total ..... 104 40
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railroad $3.50, per pro $145, tax
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The Winslow mail., 1897-02-27

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pro $5o, tax $155, penalty and
cost 58c, total. ............
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
PARADE OF THE FOURTH.
A List of Those Who Will
Participate in the
Pageant.

The Fourth of July committee held a
short session yesterday at its headquarters,
with President Fletcher in the chair.
The parade committee submitted the
following programme for the parade,
which was accepted:
Police: grand marshal and staff United States
troops, General Shafter commanding; Japanese
detachment.
seco nd division-Second Brigade, General War
field commanding; First Infantry, Colonel Smith
commanding; Signal Co ps; troop OF cavalry.
Third division-Band, Naval Reserve.
Fourth divislor-i.eague of the Cross Cadets,
Colonel Thomas +. Ryan commanding.
Filth divisou-independent Rifles Mayor and
Pr ,sdent of the Day, crater and Secretary. City
Officials, Board OF Health, Health Empltyes.
sixth division-Austrian Militarj Company,
Swi sharpshooters, italian companies, Seal
Rock float
Seventh division-F Fisherman's float. Fisher
mans eociety, Veterans Of the Mexican War, In
vted guests.
Eighth dvision-Japanese societies. day fire.
warks. bicyciists, Cable float, KY horses.
The literary committee reported that q
short but excellent programme had been
arranged for the literary exercises.
The regatta committee reported that
the tugs Rescue, Vigilant and Governor
Markham had been donated for the use OF
the committee and judges. and q sub
committee was accordingly appoint ted to
look after tie comfort and welfare OF
those on the tugs.