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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-21
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

PARIs-La Liberte says that the Dreyfus
tr.al will not finish before the middle OF Sep
TENDER
WASHINGToN.--Wor has boen received
mere OF the death at Work Harbor of Ishanl
eye.
FORT THOMAS. Ky.--orders have been re-
seived by the Thirty-hrst United States IN
iantIy to be In readiness to move at ma
nlent's notice.
PLATrsBuRG. n. Y-orders have been
ty-sixth regiment TO prepare to leave 10,
Manila within week
CITY OF MEXICO The Chicago invitation
comm,ttee feel that President DiaE's state
neht that he will ask congress for permission
70 VISIT their city is equivalent to acceptaAce.
PHiLADELPHIA.-E F. Rich OF OF
s sc county, n, Y. was sot and killed h,
William J. Haugh. his brother-in law, a
futsbor, few miles south of here An ole
family quarrel caused the shooting.
NEW foRk.-Woyd came through tels
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DOMESTIC.

In an address delivered by Charles Dan.
iels. upon assuming the presidency OF the
Atlanta Federation OF Railway Employees,
he recommended courses to be pursued
regarding Intimidation Of employees by
railroad officials.
In an attempt to arrest party OF Illicit
distillers at Lake Butler. Fla. deputy
sheriff was killed and two of the distil-
lers wounded.
A schooner went ashore on the Horse
Shoe off the Virginia coast and sunk In
four fathoms of water. The crew were
saved.
In a head-on collision between two
electric cars on a Philadelphia suburban
line thirty people were injured. Several
VIII die.
Suit Will be brought by prominent men
OF Quincy. H.. against the United States
government to secure the collection OF
Union Pacific bonds amounting to large
sum,
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FOREIGN.

Leading Mexicans are highly gratifsd at
the Invitation extended President Diaz by
Chicago and are anxious that he accept
General Mcrcier asserted that foreign
newspapers had been bought up by the
Jewish syndicate and the people are be-
ing msed by them regarding the true
status Of the Dreyfus case.
General Jiminez has left Cuba for San
Domingo. where. he states. he would take
possession OF the presidency.
Baron Won Herman stated that be
thought that some modification should be
made In the meat inspection bill against
the United States.
Another interview purported to have
been given out by Dewey says he never
was in favor OF violence toward the Fill
pinoA.
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sTERNBERG DIsAGREEs.
He Does Not Believe SRnarellPs
Claims Are Proven.

He Does Not Believe SanarelIPs
Claims Are Proven.
Washington, August 20.--General Stern
berg, when asked today as to the reports
of the committee supporting the Sanarelli
theory, referred to an article from him.
published today in a medical journal, in
which he combats many points made by
Sanarelli. and concludes as follows:
"Drs. Reed and Carroll are now pre-
pairing report of their extended re-
searches, which have been going ON In
the army medical museum during the
past two years. This report will be pub
lishea in due time aud will give full
details of the experimental evidence upon
which they base their conclusion tnat
sanarelli' bssllus is a variety of Ine
bacillus of hog cholera.
1T appears to me that at the pres
ent time that, like the Colon bacillus
and bacillus X, the bacillus of Sanarelli Is
pahagenlc saprophyte, which is present,
occasionally and accidentally, in yellow
fever patients. and that its Geological
relation to this disease has not been es-
tablished. II. however, the results re-
ported by Drs. Reed and Carroll can
be shown TO be based upon erroneous
observation, / shall be ready to revise
my opinion. Truth is mighty, and, no
doubt, in the end will prevail"
General Sternberg also quotes from a
letter from Dr.. De Lacorde. at Rio de
Jsneiro, saying that Sanarefli serum has
failed In Brazil, being neither pre-
ventiye nor curative. Similar negative re-
suits General sternberg points out, were
secured by Dr.. Archinard in New Or
leans,
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THE SOUTHERN srArrs

CHARLESTON Samue, Ina !. |
TIC Oldest and most highly esteemsS ~ y
hers of the Charleston bar, died Al Sum- ~
Vile. sN AZ Sunll
GILo&1, Miss,--Interest in me m,,,,,
resignation and the circumstances lsaaIs.
to 1t is no whit abated. Effor.s ~
the mayor recall his resignation haSa y
made. but the opinion of his closest ~
is that he will no. do so. As
ANNIsToN. Aia.--The new rolling MN
the Southern Car and Foundry comusnv y
menced operations Saturday afternoo,
the presence of several hundred intsra,I
spectators, among them Senator John I. N
gan and Captain j. NJ. Elliott, Jr.. presiI
of the company.
ATLANTA. Ga.-Dr. James A, Thorutpu|
this city registered at the Kimball house
after reaching. his room swallowed n
In the region of the heart. He sent \
to his wife before committing the sct
by this means was discovered 4 few M
after he swallowed the morphine. The %
proved fatal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn The report
President Rich of the Mormon society I'D
that 400 elders are laborlng In the South
field, and that during last week these val
$3.50 miles. visited $500 families and held |
meetings. The report says IN the GeofI
conference sixty-seven elders are at work >
during the week they walked 800 miles
visited 1863 families. They were refused !
tertainment thirty-seven times.
CROWLEY. La.--Auother downpour M
is most welcome to the late provdencs
hui tie carly crop of this kind Is q
loss. Harvesting has commenced IN ~
places and the yield bids fair to Be ~
the average, there being seemingly les
rice than last year. The rain will STOP
cutting, but the crop will not suher.
first carload of rice to be shipped froai
section went out Saturday. J. FranM
the shipper and It was billed from EalI
MIR. Frankel shipped the first carload
year from Opelousas.
MONTGOMERY. Ala.-The prospects q
big Weld Of cotton In this State nave
greatly reduced since August !. up y
time the cotton growers were feeling ~
encouraged. During the past three
however, periodical slushing rains. Iols
by excesslS ely not suns, have ssriousy
iured the prospects. The bottom eUpv1
iruiting rapidly and appears 70 De al
hut the middle CROP has been prscuean'
stroycd in many sections. ana tae Nv
IL not much better. 1t is estnla,t ,si, 'u l;
Weld in the State has been in'aTs'
cent in two weeks. %
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General Blair Dead.

Kansas City. August 20.--A Times spec
ial from Coronado Beach. CAL, says: zen
eral Charles Blair died here today aged
70 years. He was attorney for the Kansas,
Fort Scott and Memphis railroad and only
recently came here for his health.
General Blair was born In Georgetown.
Ohio. He was at one time prominent 10
politics IN the State.
In the civil war he assisted In organic
Ing the Second Kansas, organized the BlaIr
battery and was for time Colonel OF the
seventh cavalry. He was recommended
for brevet brigadier general by President
johnson. ~
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STATE.

There is a growing sentiment in Calves
ton favoring the election OF all city Of
fcials by o direct vote.
Matters are now quiet at Orange. where
cavalrymen have been replaced by Rang
ers.
The Fish ranch and cattle in the Pan
handle have been sold for slSS, 900.
Stand taken by deputy sherifis of Nacog-
doches county proved effective and the
mob dispersed without lynching the negro.
Beevile is to have electric lights and
q new water system.
Il. ii. X. Green's yacht Klondike won
the yacht race at Corpus Christi.
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,,,,resslon apparently prevailing in some
i..ar,ers that the conference 10 10 be dls-
au ua, an antitrust meeting. The confer.
o o,m Is really called for the purpose OF
SIsc,,ssing exceptionally trusts ana com.
S,nationA and their uses and abuses. \.
iii be q non political meeting oil many
y, the ablest men in the country
"The delegation from Nebraska, headed
NV w, ]. Bryan. will be an interesting ons;
ne Mr.. Bryan has telegraphed me ne VIII
positively be present
~ Tasiey said that although 1t appeared
~ no mostly composed OF men whose SYM
nothies we're supposed to be with the
trusts. vet 1t would meet many Western
delegates composed entirely of antitrust
men.
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SCHOONER WENT ASHORE.
Sunk in Four Fathoms of Water
Crew Was Saved.


Norfolk, Va, August 2O.-The British
steamer Armstrong Captain Abbott, New
Orleans to Rotterdam. went ashore during
the storm Friday night near Trinble light.
She remained aground all day yesterday,
but foated early this morning and pro-
ceeded to Newport News for coal. No
damage was done.
The four masted schooner Augustus
Palmer, Captain Haskell loaded with 1925
tons of coal, from Newport News 10
Bangor, Me, went ashore last night on the
tail OF the Horse Shoe near Trimble light
house. The sea was running very high
and she Immediately sunk In four fathoms
of water Captain Haskell and crew were
rescued by the Maryland pilotboat Pilot
and transferred to an English tramp
steamer, which brought them to Norfolk
this afternoon.
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FooD FOR PORTO RIcANs.
Five Hundred Tons Shipped from
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Pa, August 2o.-Five
hundred tons of supplies for the Porto
Rican sufferers were shipped from here
today. II is expected that 300 additional
tons will arrive at the dock early tomor-
row. The vessel will be ready to saif to-
morrow. Mayor Ashbridge sent tele-
gram TO Secretary Root notifying him
and asking that Commander Ward be in
structed to sail to Porto Rico. Captain
Ward said tonight that II these orders We're
not forthcoming he would stop at Balti-
more, but could receive no more supple,
there, as the Panther is not able to carry
more than 500 tons owing to the bulk OF
the cargo
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VIII visit the united states.

London, August 20.-Prince Henry Of
Prussia, who commands the German
squadron in the Pacific, will visit San
Francisco, according to the Berlin corTe-
spondent of the Daily Mail, on board his
flagship, after he leaves China. 1t is pos
sible, according to the same authority
that he will also go 70 Washington to
see President Mckinley, who has stn' lin
an invitation
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CARGO OF COPPER COINS.
n'wo Hundred and Fifty Tons Were
BrOuEht from Indin.

New Haven, Conn. August 20.--Two
hundred and fifty tons of copper coins
have just been unloaded here from a ship
which made a trip to Bombay, India, to
purchase them for manufacturing purposes
in this country as they were cheaper than
the native copper.
In all 9999 bags of coins were bought.
They were strhck off about fifty years ago.
The New Haven Brass company, which im-
ported them. does not even know the name
of the coin and it can not be discovered
here. Officers Of the brass company say
that the market price of these coins was
about two-thirds that Of the American
copper.
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CUBA.

Yellow fever has again appeared among
the troops at headquarters near Santiago.
Major Harrison is critically i'll.
The editors OF the recently suppressed
paper. the Reconcentrado acknowledges
their conduct OF the journal was criminal
and ask to be given an opportunity to re-
form.
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ment. The features OF the week was the
marked revival of interest in Americans
which showed sharp advances, notable in
Southern railways, which were most in
demand, Louisville and Nashville rose
6 points; Baltimore and Ohio 5 1-2; Balti-
more and Ohio preferred 1-2; Central
Pacific 3; Missouri. Kansas and Texas
preferred 8; Southern preferred 2 l-2 and
Denver and Rio Grande preferred 2. Money
was easier at from l 1-2 to 2 per cent on
call; 2 liz on fixtures and IL on three
months bills
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's Ir1poRTANT NEWS.
PHILIPPINES.

Secretary Root is seriously thinking OF
putting more than one army in the field
In the Philippines. lie is now studying
the geography OF the country to that end.
A dispatch received by the war depart
ment from General Otis confirmed the
report OF the death Of Lieutenant Drow.
United States Commissioner Schurman
has returned from the Philippines. He
refused to talk regarding the negotiations
between Aguinaldo ard the commission.
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COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
New York Butchers VIII Not buy
from the NVholesnlcrs

Now YOrk ButCnrTH VIII MOI Uuy
from the Wholesalers
New York, August 2o.--At a meeting OF
the executive board OF the New York
Butchers association tonight committee
was appointed to obtain site for a slaugh-
ter house and packing house, where the
butchers of New York can handle their
own beef without dealing with the whole
salers. Buyers will be sent TO points in
the West to buy cattle to be shipped 10
New York for slaughter. 1t is intended Co
form a cooperative association TO conduct
the new venture and raise 100000 to be-
glIs -
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London. August 2i.-sgnor Marconi,
who has been Experimenting in wireless
telegraphy at Dover, VIII go to the United
States next month. In the course Of an
interview published In the Daily Mail he
said he Is not nnhopeful OF bringing about
eventually communications by his sys-
TEN between England and the United
States.
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KILLED HIS MIsTHE's

N Woman with an oA Il
Huntington, Pa. Ausu, s.,a this ~
murder was committed mere vbo bad
Basil Bell. cOlored preacher, s a.psa
living with a white WI III. IN dfs
winters for several years, WIN .,,,b a. ~.
frenzy. attacked the woman WI i. then 4, I
which he knocked her DOVE sll the then s'l Y.
her in a brutal lnairhbof. wnon \
John Rumpshorrt', love to the win ,!,ss, 4 /
cused Of making max M,t leS the axe. N M
and cut g n resoy wi.A Bell is In ''
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mia Not Give permis.ion.

London. August 2i.-The German ambas-
sador TO Great Britain. Count Won Haizfeldt
willenberg. denies taat Emperor William has
given permission 10 Captain Ben Parker OF the
kaiser's yacht Meteor and his colleagues 10
assist In sailing the Shamrock, Sir Thomas
Lipton's challenger for the American cup.
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WIN Discus. scicnce.

Columbus, Ohio. August 2o.-.The meeting
of the American Association for the Advance
ment OF Science will begin tomorrow morn
INK at the State university and will continue
through the week. Prof. w. A. Putnam. the
retiring president. Will call the meeting 10
order and introduce Prof. Edward w. orion.
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uom,ps pigeon oo's : 3,

Milwaukee. August w. to-day "a
Baumgartner's homins un =. M, to "
$50 mile race from win .ss . ' a.la d q
testants, but broke Ths winner y III II
for that distance. . fraction o."
made at q rate " -
miles an hour.
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POLITICAL.

Colonel Bryan spoke to 5000 people a,
Omaha. He attacked the trusts and stuck
to silver as the Issue next year.
Fusion between the democrats and popu-
lists of Nebraska is assured. Free silver
will be the main plank in the platform.
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The news of the killing of Lieutenant
Drew confirmed.
List OF attractions that will appear az
Sweeney & Coombs opera house the COM
ing season.
Dick bowling camp adjourns as marx
OF respect to Its commander, Colonel o.
C, Drew.
William NJ. Mcdonald, the well-known
colored politician Of Terrell. expresses his
views concerning republican politics In
Texas
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FOREIGN MARKETS
London Financial.

London. August Blowing to the set
Element and holidays there was little doing
on the stock exchange last week but a
decidedly good tone prevailed and in sew
eral cases prices showed distinct improve
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NOT AN ANTI-TRusr MEETING

sion of Trusts and Combinations.
New York. August 2o.-Ralph NJ. Easley
of Chicago, secretary OF the Civic Fedora
tion, is in New York on business connected
with the proposed conference on trusts
and combinations to be held in Chicago
frcm September 10 to &c.
He said: II would like 10 correct an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-21

Madrid, August 2O.--The bank OF SPANS
report for the week shows the following:
Gold In hand unchanged; silver in hand
increased 725.000 pesetas. Notes in circu-
lation decreased 1883 600 pesetas.
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the president-elect The addresses of well
come will be given by Prof. A. n. Axline
representing the governor; Mayor Schwartz
of Columbus and President w. o; Tompklns
OF the university. after which large num-
Der of scientific papers Will be READ and
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AT THE STATES EXPENSE.
Nebraska Regiment VIII BE BrOughr
Home on n Special Train.

Omaha. Neb.. August 2o.--The First Ne
braska volunteers. which reached San Fran
cisco three weeks ago. will be brought home
on special train at the States expense
Three thousand dollars has been raised by the
newspapers OF the State. u. z Thompson, a
prominent citizen OF Lincoln, has loaned the
governor $4,000 and today Edward cudahy
the South Omaha meat packer, rendered the
State $4,000 to make up the sum OF s55, 900
required for the purpose.
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Of the gamblers in human blood and lives,
who are holding him on this evil and
ruinous course, the American people will
find president who has. His name, too.
IL William William jennings Bryan OF
Nebraska"
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MIR. pecd,. ne.ignntion.

from Portland, Me-, says: Amos Allen,
Mr.. Reeds private secretary, said today
that Mr.. Reeds resignation would be sent
to the governor OF Maine this week to
take effect September 4. The special cleo
ton to elect successor to Mr. Reed In
this district will be held about the middle
of October,
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WaIaZ22! ESlJ1s,I,v

grams to the Bellevue hospital tb,, ~.
nutterfeld, chairman Of the Dewey :, u -!
committee. had been stricken WIKI , 's
q MS summer home. Cold Spring. p Y
NEW IoRk.-Among the passen,s-. !.
Ing on the steamer New York f rom ~ "
ampton and Cherbourg were M M" S soa
Beaudet, a. A. Boule. W. Camp, +. 4 ~ ~
h ine nn,I Harber, John w. Goff. Richard ~
ing DaVis ana John Drew. =
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REApvILLE. n. Y.--Tn a1rd H'sA usr,|
races begin here Sod g.ys anS s:so irotda.
There will be 2;lO. ~ an me purses n
2:lO, 2:14 and 2;25 pacihs'
gate $4,000. II
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NEW YoRK.-Chairman ,Geols !, n
erts OF the executive c omaaittss his al
York City republican coi M hsld at the
meeting of that body 10 NC u''N
Avenue hotel today.
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COLUMBUS. o.-The American a ina tSs "a
for the Advancement OF ss, Sa Iin,ted sd
sentative scientific Doay vi ~" hare oernl
will hold this years Hee''He
today.
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NEW YORK. The TORPEDO nchsa tcdiI.|
which was to have been iau ~ Morris HI
not take her dip into wa.et ~ owing TO ~
until the close OF me wse'
cent strike of machinists'
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PLATTsBURG. n. Y.--Goy ,,hsrsd al Il
will speak to thousands .s s
Catholic Chautauqua here toua''
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Madrid, August 2O.-It is reported here
that a case OF plague has developed at
Feguia, Portugal and there Is rumor
of death from the disease at Barcelona
1t is feared that the epidemic is spreading
Several quarantine stations have been es-
tablished on the frontier.
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THE BUBoNIc PLAGUE.

Several Fresh CRscs Have Been Dis
covered nj OportO.
Lisbon, August 2O,-The sanitary board
has resolved to isolate Oporto, where the
bubonic plague has broken out, with a
military Gordon,
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SPORT.
LOCAL.

St. Louis beat Cincinnati easily. Chi
cago won from Cleveland and lost to
Louisville
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Madrid. August 2O,-Three fresh cases
of the bubonic plague are reported from
oporto. They are said to be of a mild
character. The Spanish consul there Will
be prosecuted for failing to notify the
Spanish government of the outbreak.
1t is estimated that already the COM
MERGE of oporto has suffered loss of
100000.
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ToPEKA.-Three notao oluai n the sos9
will be held this week l lnu,u which 3
h tsaas at CHI cherryvale the ss terss rss
S parser s snrings at the end of the WIZ
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roDAY's EVENTS.

cuIcAGo.-The Western Passenger ~
ton will convene here today
NEWPORT, R. Admiral sam al'sr !,
is expected TO reach here TO-DAY ai'e'
of drills.
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COLUMBUS. Or, 5, In nopiy Il ohis
man OF the union reforana, ~ II 900 votes !,
candidates OF which poilett, issued 4 eil
contest n year ago, reSen.n narty to Be ~
a state convention, c Of t Number Of dslss'D
Columbus today, Inc
the convention Is GOV.
Graham guardian., 1899-08-04

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PERSONS
has op rty is
81 Eaiss8 hf the
iaa wsh the
na paons + the
i,ea Re-
gal s54 of
IA v. of Arhzona,
so&Itipg
a qnusdon
~ ifan s6l y 100 90
A SIS I'D %
head stock cattle from
$3.50 to 25o 90
Austin, J T. should be
raised on 2S acres land
from $40 TO 70eg00
Alfred, John W, should
raised on 20 acres of
lapd nom $50 to 500 90
Alexander Bros, should
be -aiscd from so to
$50 head of stock cattle
from $500 to 1900 90
ralsed on merchandise
from s565oto $3.50 90
raised on the J @,
Thompson land from
$500 to 24o0 90
raised on tie J e
Thompson land from
$3.50 to 1906 90
iaisd on the Vincent
Moreno land from 1866 1896 90
should be added Hot
Springs and improve
meats 1900 90
Abresaa, Sam should be
raised on brick saloon
baildlng from $500 to 1000 90
should be added bar
fixtures 200 90
Anderson; Peter, should
he raised ON 120 acres
os land froI $4,000 to 5000 90
should be added 20
head stock horses 500 90
Anderson, Isabel, should
raised on rs acres Of
land from. 1886 10 1875 %
Arizona Copper Co, Id,
shoald be raised on
so l.s patented mines
from s5l88s TO l2O,s88 90
itemized. LongfeIlow
mine from slOoOto 10000 90
Metoalf mine from
$1,000 70 $4,000 90
HUMBOLDT miae from
$1,000 to $4,000 90
Fanplay mine from
$1,000 to 10000 90
Detroit mine from
$1,000 to 10000 00
Yavapai mine from
loco to $4,000 oo
Biraao Fobn J abcpla f.
raised on Guardian
building lot from $50 to rs 90
should be raised on A
lots in block Al from
Graham guardian., 1899-08-04
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