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The St. Johns herald., 1899-10-14
THE BOARD
Of Supervisors Met in Regular Quarterly Session on Mon
 day, Oct. 3
Bills Audited and Allowed and a Large Amount Of Routine
 Work Done.

o transact business for Apache Coun- ! ty.
 | Present A. " Gibbons, Chairman.
 L. J, .BG Brown n.u,.r. Benigno Lopez. J. T. Patterson, Clerk. Comea now the report of B. Gchuster Treasurer for the quarter ending Sept. 30. 1899.
 1 Board now took recess until ? o'clock p. m.
 The Board resumed session at p. m. Full Board and Clerk present. The B. ard nov proceeded to finish examining the report of the Treasurer. After fully examining the report it is hereby approved. The Board now proceeded .o count the money of the Treasure. We here- by certify that their had ought to be in the hands of the Treasurer of Apac. he County on the 2d day of October, 1899, Four thousand six hundred and seventeen dollars and ninety-two cents 4.tl7.92). We find that there actually is in the hands of the Treasurer funds as tollows to.wit:
 Certificate of Deposit s4,l37 50 Note and interest ll5.00 Checks 365, ,O0 Spine 30 Stamps 02
 $4,6l792. 4: 4: ,, 7. ssass. ss':ssa'' Board of Supervisors. BenignO Lopes,J
 Alfred Ruix, District Attorney
 Board now adjourned until 10 a. n. tomorrow.
 A.v. Gibbons, J. T. Patterson.
 Chairman, Clerk.
 St, Johns, Arizona, Oct. 3i. 1899. The Board of Supervisors nst this morning at i0s. n. pursuant to sd. iournment. A. fuli Board and Clerk present. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Comes now the report of Edward Beeler, Sheriff of Apache County. for the quarter ending Sept. 30. 1899.
 after carefully examining tue report it is hereby approved.
 Comes now the report of Jno. T. Pat. terson. County Recorder for the quart CT ending Sept. 90, 1899. After fully examining the report it is approved. Comes now the report of J. T. Hogue ! County School Supt. for the quarter ending Sept. 90. 1899 After fully ex- amining the report it IS hereby ap- proved.
 The Board now tcok recess until p. DO,
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During the winter of 1897 MT. James Reed. one of the the leading citizens and merchants of Clay. Clay Co W. Va, struck his leg against cake of ire in such manner as to bruise it severe ly. It became very much swollen and pained him SO had V that he could not walk without the aid of crutches. He was treated by physicians. also used sev- eral kinds of liniment and two a. d half gallons of whisky in bathing it hu: nothing gave any relief until ne began uRing Chamherlains Pain Balm. This brought almost a complete rnre in a weeks time and he believes that had he not nsed this remedy his leg would have had to he amput&ted. Pain Balm iA un- eqnaled for sprains. bruises and rheu- matism. For sale by t. Johns Drug Co.
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YTTANTED--sEvEEAL BRIdR1 Arr &cHssr
 w persons to represent u7 se Mana gers in this and close by c3r1t;ss Sal ary 1900 year and expenses. 8trai2hr. bona-6de, no more, no less salary. Posi- ton permanent. Our references, any bank in any town. It ia mainly office work conducted at home Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped envel- ope. THE DoxINleN COMPANY. Dept 8, Chicago.
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VALIANT
 WORK The Nat onaI Irrigation Congress Holds a Successful Ses-
 sion.

The eight annual session of the Ns t'onal Irrigation Congress at Miss"ula Montana, preved fully the sucrPss which WAS predicted for 1t. Delegates were present from the entire arid re. zion, and also from the East-men oi broad and liberal views, and men ear nest in the canse which many of the m have been advocating for gears.
 The city o! Chicago was voted the next meeting place of the Congress, where il is proposed to show to the immense manufacturing concerns of the East what market would open before them in the reclamation and settlement of the vast areas of western iTrIgable lands.
 Following are the resolutions adopt ed by the Congress:
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d.taN;hg ci iie tp"si matter turned under. rbis c&use. th. soil to bake less si,'r IT ig 8 io-I aI.L Ia hold tha moisture i0u ge..
 1he chsif henetit to he ,rees comes from Ie sd.iitiSh sp .aa soil of njtro- gen. one the ;nast m;,1riaat p|apt lcOd- The nIiropzn a,lt Id Is der vod rem he a'r miXsd with the sol. M..st Di5uI- ar" powerless lu u<t. nitrogen from lac ar vi, l. shirh thev are sur- round d s.c' 'S;tIs s4,iIse e fact h. at f- a1.sT cou ans ab.n1 80 per cent of snis l~ment The members af the pea famti. (p~as brans clover: alfalfa etc. l Arr an exception. They harhor uuOn th.ir roots cniouies of microscopic pInnfS called barteria which hav9 the nhIlilv to ah-.rb nitrogen and pass it along tn the planfa 10 ahich they are attached he irrigation produced by these crlnairs of racie.ia causes the f ra,ation of sm III ncdnies ar knots by which their existence upon the plants n'ir be known.
 The plnwisg under nf the plants that have secu ed their nj r"gen elsewhere than fr, m iiIe soil adds ts the latter the nitrogen thus srcn .d .and in addi- iinn beDefiis tho suil in the ways men- toned sbove
 IL has been found by " NJ Ward, one of the leading orange growe's near Phoenix, that. after sowing th> Yellow sweei-cluver seed one ar two seasons m an orchard enough seed will m at ure under the trees, aAd in other places not reached nv the blow, to seed the or chard, from year to year, the only work necessary being furrow,ng during early Oct ober. and subsequent irrigation. Mir. Wsrh was one of the first men to ROW the Yellow swaet.c6over for this purpose, having begun its iIse several years ago He believes il has been of great benefit to his orchard.
 To THE REApER.-Particnlar care will be taken to hSve these Timely Hints" practical, and to have them ap. pear when most useful to farmers. If you are interested in some special sub- ject, which you would like looked into, let us know and We may find time to do so.
 Address, The Experiment. Station.
 Tucson, Arizona. 1
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Ranges: Salt Lakes, Seven Springs, Little Colorado rive and Mineral Creek. Cattle and horses branded and marked as per cuts.
 REWARD.-I will pay $500 re- ward for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons unlawfulIy hand ling any s;ock in the above '-srds
The St. Johns herald., 1899-10-14

You assume no risk when you bny thAmherlains CClic, Cholera and Diar- rhRa Remedy. St. Johns Drug Co. will rt fund your money if you are not satis- fed after using it It Is everywhere ad mitted tu he the most successful remedy in use for bowel complaints and the only one Una, never fails It pleasant safe and reliable
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Address, The Experiment. Station,
 Tucson, Arizona.
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CATTLE COMPANY

Principal business office at Logansport. Ind. Ranch addsess, Navajo Springs. Arizona.
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GUoncluded next week I

Mir. Albert F. Banta has parted with the Editorial quIIl of "1'he Pick and DrilI," having sold the plant to Mir. T. L. Schultz. wbo will continue the pub licatlon of said paper.
 Mir. Banta has many friends and &C., quaintances in S.. Johns and Apache County. who will be interested in this bit of news. Many of them are won dering what the Colonel will do now,
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$4,6l7.92.

Alfred Ruis, District Attorney. Board now adjourned until 10 8. a. tomorrow. A.V. Gibbons, J. T. Patterson,
 Chairman, Clerk.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-10-14

The last case which came up in rhe Dist. Court was the case of Marcus Moreno which resulted in hung inrv.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-10-14

A new picture 'Ilerv came to town
 thursday. The manager has r. nted the Armory Hall for month and now it's goodbye" 10 inc dances for awhile