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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08
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LUALUALEI, wAIANAE, OAHU.

No person will be allowed to purchase
more than one lot, and each purchaser
must be over eighteen years of age;
must be citizens Of the United States
of America.
For plans, terms and conditions I'M
der which the above lots will be sold,
or any further particulars may be had
upon application to the Public Lands
Office, Honolulu.
f. S. BOYD,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Public Lands Office,
Honolulu, Dec. 4, 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

John w. Gates says the boys of the
present are to become the men of the
future. These great milionaires are
sometimes great philosophers as we'll.
st. Louis Globe Democrat
Mitchell had hard work getting the
miners to agree to go back to work. 1t
was Mr.. Baer who said the men were
all eager to return but were forcibly
kept out.-Chicago Record-Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08
HuNGRY FOR MUSIC.

The youngsters who attend the Boys
Brigade are hungry for music Several
nights ago Tin Sun stole their gramo-
phone, so the police allege. Tin was
committed to the circuit court yester-
day by Judge Wilcox to answer to the
charge of larceny in the second degree.
The police say they will have to keep
the gramophone as evidence at the next
term of court. The Boys Brigade
managers are worried. The gramo-
phone was source of much pleasure to
the patrons of the place. A new one
may have to be purchased
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

On Saturday January 10th, 1903, at 70
the judiciary Building, will be sold at
Public Auction under special conditions
of payment and improvements.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08
AMERICAN SHIPS.

Fifty years ago the tonnage of Anne
Tican vessels engaged in foreign trade
was 1856, Ill tons, while now we have
only S26, 694 tons, loss of 759, OH tons.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08
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"Three years ago typhoid fever left
my heart in a very serious condition. l
could not walk a block without stop
ping to get my breath; the least exer-
ton about the house would cause palpi-
tation and Auttering, and l was so
nervous that did not know what to do
with myself. Seeing an advertisement
of DR.. Miles Heart Cure l made up
my mind to give it trial. The first
bottle helped me wonderfully, and
when l had taken two more bottles my
heart trouble was all gone"
Mrs. J. II. ROBERTS,
2S2 Seymour Ave-, Utica, n. Y.
Sold at all druggists on a positive
guarantee. Write for free advice and
booklet to
Or. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu, Oahu.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
CREENViLLE.

Mr.. Ira Smith l. ,'tl on the si,k liz
Weston Ea,rs IL The owner of new
I trott,r purchased OF q l.. Buxton.
A service was held at ST Thomas
Church, Monday morning at ten o'clock
Miss A'zada Sprague entertained the
whist club a. her home Monday evening
The woman's Missionary Meeting was
held at Ms. Cutters Wednesday after.
! noon.
Mr. and Mp. Benedic, Buringame of
6 ocester spent Thursday with relatives
in this place.
Rev & h Cutler oaicia,ed at the
Grant eviile Free Bapdt Church, last
Sunday,
menoed Monday after a two weeks vaca.
ton.
Howard Sou,hsick has a,eeped I o.
,ilion In Providence and moved his family
there last Monday.
The annual covenant meeting was held
In the Baptis, church, Thursday after.
noon aud evening
/, is rumored that Josenh CJle has
hired the house ieeently vacated by How.
ard Southwick.
Mrs. Stella Congjon has returned to
her home In B ackstone sftera few days
al 4, =. ;,h h., ,,,o,h., NJ. AIn.,, n ..n..
Miss Kate Bode, who has been visiting
her aunts at the Polk homestead, returned
To- her school In North Kingston. last
Saturday.
Rev. lanes Colwell started this week
fDr Washington, ID. G, where he viii
visit relatives During his absence Nj.
James will conduct the services at St
Thomas church.
Though the kindness Of Nicholas
wlnsor by furnishing conveyance quite
a number from this place attended the
ctntala, "The Village Back mith."
given ~ Chepaohet last Friday evening
In spite OF the cold night that 1t was, all
seemed To ENJOY the evenings enter am
meut.
Mr.. J. Cnrtis Hopkins of Chepaohet
and Miss G Jcnnettc Wiu.or Of this place
were united IN marriage at the re'id,ncc
o' the brides father, NJ Sidney Winsor.
Sunday, January 9Th. Rev g. B Cutler
Off lated. The coupe have the best
wishes of many friencs.
Tn hone of Rev. G.. B. Cutler was
filed with neil uborf ard friends Wed.
nesday evening It being the usual ga,her.
Ing of the Ladies' Aid Society. Af,er the
supper The rest OF the evening wds fpent
In a social manner. Music enlIvoned the
occasion The nn ir was a success both
socially and financially.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
NORTH SClTUATE.

There j. mortagrc SAFE az the Hickey
Farm on the new Pike on Saturday, Jan.
uary 18Th.
Miss Bculsh Tirkham OF ihe Rocky
Hin District has accepted position In
Pro, idence.
Sci'uate Chapter of Free Masons held a
reguier meeting In Institute Hall ON Sat-
urday evening. Several candidates we're
initiated. Amer the business collation.
was served.
Sandy Barry, resident OF this place,
lost valuable horse la Provid,nc last
Saturday. The animal clip ed ON Gu.
tom House street, fell and broke one OF It's
lsgs 1t was killed bJ Agent Smith OF
the Anu.Cruelty Society.
Henry Randall. resident of this place
vas thrown from hi. team by a collision
with another team near Olneyville square
on Tuesday evening. MI. Randall was
thrown out aud received bad scalp
wound, and one foot Was also badly In.
jured. lie was attended by Dr. Longlel.
low and afterwards taken To the Rhode
Island Hospital.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
ROCKL AND.

Frank Mason Is visiting friends and rel.
stives in Vermont.
Mrs. Alice Leach is visiting her sister
at Westport Point Mass.
Sunday Sclo)l at 30 a, IN. preach.
ing by the pastor Al I p. m. subject. "A
New Years Resoution;' services at p.
m.
The election OF the officers OF the
Sunday School connected with the Chris.
tian Church occurred Sunday morning at
10 80, as follows; Superintendent. II. w.
Sesmans; assistant superintendent. Geo
w. Colei secretary and treasurer, Josie
Angel; librarian, Rena NJ. Rounds.
The members Of the Christian En-.
deavor Society gave a social Saturday
evening, which was much enjoyed. The
entertainment consisted OF Scripture
reading and prayer by the pastor, o'ches
tral music, several selections, chorus sing.
ing, reading by Lena Manchester, The
FiremAn's Ordeal" instrumental music
by Ethel Adams reading by Rena
Rounds, Capt. Hooters Suicide :" sing
Ing, two selections by Mrs Cora Head OF
Wes'port Point, Mass a paper on
"Courtship' was read by Rev. c. 6
Johnson. after which games were played,
which afforded much merriment. During
the evening cry.tslized pop corn was
served.
The follosing officers Of J. c. Nichols
Relief Corps, No. II were installed las,
Saturday evening by Installing Officer
lula =. Mason and assistant from Provi-
dence Mrs. Mary Rounds. pre,ident;
Mrs. Maud Hervey, senior vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Phebe Lawton, junior vice
Presiden,; Mu. Amey Mason, secretary
Mrs. Clara Olney, treasurer; Mrs. Belle
Rounds, conductor; Mrs. Annie Steere.
assistant conductor; Mrs. Clorinda Dsv.
export, gusrd; Mrs. Julia Hill. s.istsn nj
guard Mrs. Mary Boyden, chaplain
Following the installation supper was
served, consisting Of chicken chowder.
cake AMI coffee, after which Mr. Fred
Burt entertained the company with selec.
tions on the phonograph.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
CENTER RCALE.

The Union Railroad expires, car l. very
well pauonzed.
Roy Rock has returned to his studies a,
Manhattan College,
Centerdale Lodge, A. o. L w, held a
meeting las, Saturday evening and elected
officers.
Gilbert Forge. who resides on the
Georgiaville road. 10 confined to his
home by illness.
Captain Charles Collins, q we'll known
yschlsman, was the CUES, Of c. 5 Maih-
ewson, this week.
Rev. James Colwell. rector &C 81
Adams church, has gone to Washington
on a months vacation.
Centerdale Lodge, No I3I Royal So
ciety OF Good Fellow'. will hold a regular
meeting next "Wednesday evening.
The Cente dale Wors,ed Co.'S Mil
began on Monday TO run all night The
same condition of affairs exists at the
eompany's mill at Saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. F. Reiner attended
the annual banduet of the Rhode
Island Pharmaceutical Society held on
Wednesday at the Roger Williams Park
Casino.
The North Providence Town Council
held a regular session on Monday. Very
little business came before the town
fathers. That Msrysville license was
again continued.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Sweet fell on the frozen gro, nj on
Friday OF last week and cut head SD Sc
verely that Dr.. Rose WAS compelled to
close the wound with several stitches
A four horse team belonging to A. W.
Steere, slid on the ice In this village on
Tuesday. Three of the horses were
thrown down and quite a mixup was oc-
casioned. No damage was done, how.
ever.
The tube OF a stationery engine Belong.
ing to the Rhode Island Brown Stone Co.,
which concern ia operating quarry on the
DIR. Sawin's land northeast Of the village.
blew out on Wednesday and necessitsted
a days shut down.
Arthur w. Steere was taken seriously
Ill at III. II. Sweets stable on Wednesday
just a. he was getting ready to drive to
Greenville DIR. Barnard was summoned
and Mr. Steere was conveyed to the doc.
tors residence. lie was afterwards taken
TO his home.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
GkANIIEVlLLE.

Mrs. Henry l.. Adams il on a visit to
her son. at Leominster, Mas.
Mrs. + Ellis, who has been quite sick,
Is reported to be much beet.
"a
Mrs Geo. r Olney and Mrs, J. X. Van
Tromp visited Mrs. f. L. Klnnecom In
Providence "wednesday.
Rev. N. II. FAR, former pastor Of
this place, will preach In the church
Sunday, at the usupl hour In place ol
Rev. 6. B. Cutler AZ given In the TIMES
last week.
Work Is being pushed on Mrs Lydia
Wells new house here. The dwelling
will be one Of the finest In this section
Williamson & Frazer OF Providence have
the contract.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
Church Notes.

Rev. +. G Bass, ID. d., preached at the
Tabernacle Church last Sunday evening
Appropriate New Years services were
held o, the PlainfeId Stree, Baptist
Church last Sunday.
Free Baptist church, plainfeld street.
The pastor, Rev. J. NJ. Lowden, will
preach morning and evening Morning
subject: "Wl ere and How a Great Re.
vival began"
A reception OF new members was held
at the Broadway Baptist church las, Sun.
day.
Broadway Baptist Church, Rev J. V.
Ouethou,. pastor. Sunday School, sun.
day January "a, 10. I5a. m. Preaching by
the pastor rag Preaching by Rev. J.
Stewart Of Providence at Dyer Avenue
Chapel & go .. m and At the Broadway
BaPust Church, at ! IS p. m.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
GEORGlAVILLE.

MIR a + Boswotth OF Ashton has
been selected to succeed m, late Her Der,
X. Farnum as superintendent OF the Ber.
non Mills. MIR. Busworth had charge OF
the carding at this mill several years ago
and Is, of course, we'll known In Georgia.
vile. The cnoice Is considered al ex.
ceilent one.
The largest and finest fox seen In
Smi,hfeld In many Jears was shot by
Frank 4 Harris ON Wednesday on wolf
llilL' llis faithful dog Noble" who
has record OF a large number OF foxes
being killed ahead OF him, was but few
minutes behind when the shot was made.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10

Frank Mason Is visiting friends and rel.
stives in Vermont.
Mrs. Alice Leach is visiting her sister
at Westport Point Mass.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
JOHNS STON.
Real Estate Conveyances

Angelic. Pezzullo 20 Csrmela Fsyic.
chic. lots 35, 36. 81, s., Victoria pls, No
q. Thornton 10
Zenss r. Bsrton-Eva J. Mathewson.
az acres on Pine Hil 10.
Achelis Fritz-Ssmuel Siis. Old
School House lot and building. on Plain.
field road 10.
Real Estate Mortgage.
Vincenzo Favicchio ct uH 10 Angeles
Pszzullo, lots 3s, 50, 81, 3s and building,
Victoria plat. No 400
Peter A. Peterson Sarah ". Wood,
lots s19 ago and buildings, Lyman Psrt
plat, 1880
Discharge Of Real Estate Mort.
Cages.
Peter A. Peterson by Old Colony Co.
Operative Bank 1900
-Re.l Estate Register
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
MERINO.

Skating IL very popular with the young
people.
Miss Maggie Nelson has returned from
. visit among friends at Fall River.
Patrics Rouke, Who has been quite ill
tor several months, Il recovering.
Mrs. Michael Muirhead, an old time
resident of This section, has moved with
her family to Latham street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
Don't 1.-Two IoRethor.

Constipation and health never go
together DeWhts Little Early Rlsers
promote essy action OF the bowels with.
out distress. IL have been troubled with
costivness nine years" says J. o. Greene,
Depauw, Ind. ~ have tired many rene.
dies but Little Early Rlsers give best ie-
suits" J. Il. Parker, Olneyville; N. r.
Reiner, Cenredslej 4. NJ. Spencer, Nc.
SCituate.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
SALTWATER.

The school began here on Monday.
The Saltwater mill IL now running
with two sets OF hands.
Mas Josie Y. Simmons OF Saltwater
has been spending few days with relI'
lives In Natiok.
The big Newbuig Corliss engine, 75o
horse power. began running al the mill
on Thursday for the first time.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
MANTON.

An entertainment for the piano fnnd Of
the Manton Grammar School will be held
In Hoden's Hall on the evening of Janu
airy ash. Further par cula.s will be given
In next weeks TIMES.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-10
,ieIth's New Theatre

A most interesting programme il
offered Al Keiths Theatre for the coming
week. and one which promises to
thoroughly satisfy even the most critical.
Aside from the diversity and strength of
the bill. II contains great number Of
novelties. There are also great number
OF fsvorites. and next week IL certsin 10
be marked by q series of cordial recep-
tions. Zach one of the artists, who have
been seen here before. come this season
with entirely new material II l. hard 10
say which should be considered the "top.
liner" but that place Of prominence 10
given 20 MI" Johnstone Bennett whose
work asa farce comedy star IL 90 well
remembered Miss Bennett will be
assisted by Mr. Tony Williams, a capsule
assistant. and will present her great tuc.
cess a Quiet Evening a. Home" pro
team sketch. IN which Miss Bennett i'm.
pesonates several entirely diheVent char.
so,ers. Of widely varied types. The Rue.
sell Brothers are big iavori,es here, -
they are everywhere they have ever
played. Their humor T. simply irresisd
bic, and their satire on the Servant Girl
Question I, one OF The funniest acu ever
seen on the American stage Anyone
Who has not seen these unriyalled artists
does not know the foil meaning of the
word comedy" Another popular artist,
whose coming is sluays eagerly antici-
psied by every vsudsvilIisn, IL James
Hsrhgsn. the famous tramp juggler.
Mr.. Hsuigsn has had many imiistors.
bu, none have succeeded In winning even
small part ~ his success This season
he comes With an entirely new &C. which
hss been pronounced by New YORK critics
10 be the creates, novelty Of the present
vaudeville season. II q called The
Actor and the Audience
Williams news., 1902-03-01

Black, M. A. Flagstaff lots l3 IA 10 l6 l7 blk 2f, l15.20.
 Brannen, P. J. Lots7 II l2 blk "A, lots 1 to 7 blk 25, lots 1 to 6 and 10 to l2 blk 26, lots S5e blk 27, lots 1 to 1 and to l2 blk 20, lots , to , and II to 12 blk 2S, lots 1 to H blk 31, lot l3 blk 32, all in Brannen addition Flagstaff, Arizona, l3.40.
Williams news., 1902-03-01

lowell, Elizabeth. Williams lots 3to6 blk t x, lot 6 blk : G, 2S.50.
 Dillenbaugh, Mrs. Sadie. Flag. staff lots 6 to II blk , D, 33.9O. Donahue, T. c. Flagstaff 59 1t lots to 6 blk 1 h, 56.45. Doe, E. M. Flagstaff lots 1 to ] blk 55, 6765.
Williams news., 1902-03-01

Given under my hand at my of- flee in Flagstaff, Arizona Territory, this 9th day of Feb, A. D. 1901.
 GEO. HoxwoRrn, Treasurer and ex-otiicio Tax Col lector of Coconino County, Arizona Territory.
Williams news., 1902-03-01
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Of CoconinO Co.,, Arizona Terri.
 tory, of the Year 1901
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, {
 COUNTY OF C0c0YlNo.


 Notice is hereby given that the following lots, tracts and parcels of lands situated in Coconino County, Arizona Territory, are de- linquent for the non payment of taxes due thereon for the year 1901; that the same will be sold at public auction in front of the county court house in Flagstaff, Coconino County, Arizona Terri tory, on Monday, the 3rd day of March, 1902, or so much of each lot, tract or parcel of land described below as will pay the taxes, per ceniage and costs due thereon as set opposite each name and de- scription in said list Said sale will be between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and ] o'clock D. m. of each day and will continue from day to day until sale is completed.
Williams news., 1902-03-01

Schnebley, D. E. n4 nel lSt17 r6e, 22.00.
 Sykes, Godfrey, Flagstaff lots to 1 blk , b lots 2l and 22 blk 64. 3495.
 Saver, Thomas. Flagstaff lots IS and l9 and {! l7 blk 3 b, l2.S0. Silvernail, Miss l.. NJ. Williams lots , 67S blk IS, lots 15 16 17 blk IS, lots l7 IS blk II, lots 1 234blk 1 d, nw4 of nwi lot 2lnr2e, 27S0. Smith, Thomas. Williams lots 6 to s blk 20, lots 13 and IA blk 20, lots 2l 22 blk 20, 43.55. Silvernail, c. P. Williams lots l3 IA 15 blk IS, 13 IA blk 21, 12 blk l2, 1 to6 blk j, IS blk 36, 31.45.
 Sanders, H. c. Williams lots IS and wi 14 blk 33, 1900. Shoot, w. H., ST. Williams lots 1 to : blk 32, 53.00. Salas, Jose c. Flagstaff lots : and 8 blk 1 l, Il 22 23 blk 1 j, 7.50. Salazar, H. Flagstaff lots 6 to s blk 1 X, 1915.
 Schulte, Mrs k. Williams lots il and l2 blk 54, 2.30. Silvernail, c. P. Williams lots IS to 22 blk ], 2.65. steiman, Mrs. Lizzie Flagstaff lots 8 to 5and wi 2 blk k 1, 4.S0.
Williams news., 1902-03-01

Reany, Mrs. Geo. Williams lots l6 and l7 blk 31, 31.25. Townsville, M. Jud. Williams lots 3 blk 37, frac 4 } and 6 blk 25, 1855.
 Reneke, M. Williams lots 2 4 blk IS, 1 and } blk }, l2l.40. Townsville, A. G. Williams lots 1 and ? blk 37, l2.70. Ross, Mrs. T. J. Flagstaff lots IA l5 blk S2, lots 1 to 4 blk ? d, 34.95.
 Ross, John W. Williams lots 10 and II blk 7g, 9 blk 6 X, 1915. Rowe, Sanford. 40 acres 10t2l r2e, land in Tabor addition Williams, 74.30. Rumsey, Polly B. estate. lots 6 : 9 blk k 1 Flagstaff, 4.S0.
Williams news., 1902-03-01
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Waite, +. H. Williams lots I ,
 blk 35, 32.20. Williams, Samuel. Williams lot
 II blk II, 3.75. Williams Brewery Co. nl mel IA
 t2Inr2e, 47S5. Warren, NJ. B. Williams lots I3 and II blk 34, 5.S5. Wagner, Rosinda. Flagstaff lots
 I3 II I5 I6 blk 3 h, 4.S0. Wilcox, E. $. Flagstaff lot "A blk
 Ia, W! lot I3 blk l q, I5.60. Wilson, J. A. Flagstaff lots 9 and
 10 blk "A, 7.I5. Wilson, John. Flagstaff lot I2 blk
 3l, 3.I5.
Williams news., 1902-03-01

Campbell, W, R. Flagstaff lots Is l6 blk ? x, 2.S5. Carroll, w. H. Flagstaff lots l5 blk 1, lot S4 blk 24, 7l.55. Clark, E. $. Flagstaff lots 42 1t, lots : to l2 blk B, 75.S0. Cornish, P. c. Flagstaff lots l5 l6 17 IS blk A, 39.30. Cunningham, Maude. Flagstaff lot 1 blk 34, 4l.15. Cornish, A. T. Flagstaff lot 1 blk 2S Brannen addition, lots 23 24 blk A, lots , to 10 blk 6w, l2l.90.
 Clough, Ella. Flagstaff lots : and s blk ,, 20.S5. Cash, G. D. Perrin addition Will Hams to S blk 54, Perrin ad. dition Williams 1 to l2 blk O, 4.S0.
 Coble & Sanchez. Flagstaff lots 1 to l6 blk 97, 6.95. Coltman, Jennie R. Flagstaff lots 1 to 1 blk 1 II, 4.S0. Cartmell, W. V. Flagstaff lots l3 to l6 blk ! D, 27.65. Carlmell, Alkaline. Flagstaff lots
 l7 and IS blk 2 q, l3.40. Chisholm, Donald. lots 3 1 . 6 sec Ct l9nr9e, 24.60. Chapman, NJ. P. Flagstaff lots 2 10 II blk 1 x, l0.50. Cameron, Berry x Gale. Last Chance patented mine and mill site, 1920. Conrad, E. J. wl mel and wl nel sec ? { 20r2e c, 24.l5. Carlson, John. el swl swI swl swl neI 26 { 23nr5 c, POO. Crouch, Mrs. Flagstaff lots 9 and 10 blk , j, 2.65.
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Black, M. T. Flagstaff lots 123 and 1 blk ? j, 9.10. Bayless, w. C. Flagstaff los 12 34 blk 3 h, 725. Baumgarlner, John. Williams lots l23 blk 36, 24l5. Bixler, John $. nwl 24t2lnr le, H.25. Brown, W. c. Williams lots 2 blk 3, S015. Boynton, John. nel s2l t2lnr4 e, 3755. Barney, E. V. Williams lot l2 blk c, l.35. Blue, Mrs. c. C. Williams lots 10 and 20 blk l2, l7.70. Black, $. C. Flagstaff lots i3 II l5 16 blk 2g, 79.50 Beach, Lucy. Williams lots iS l9 70 21 blk 32, 6.55. Bryant, May. Williams lot 1 blk 7and lot $ blk ?, ll3.lj. Black, R. II. Flagstaff lots 567 S9l0ll l2 blk 1 h and sA t23nr6c, 36.90.
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Aston, P. C. ncl of nwi and nl
 sr4 $ 24 t2l nr6e, 24.60. Archer, John. lots 1 and } and
 sl ne4 $ 1 lSnrSe, 22.S5. Arizona Central Bank. nl of net
 s22 [ 23nrle, lL70.
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Young, Geo. U. lots Perrin add
 Williams : to I2 blk j, 24.60.
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Sykes, Stanley. Flagstaff lots 3 6
 7S blk , b, l705.

Taber, Susie. Williams lots , to 10 blk 1 d, } to 10 blk , e, s to ' blk : 2, 1 to l2 blk Sc, to 12 blk l j, bal 8.S0. Timmons, A. J. Flagstaff lot 2 blk no, I.55. Toler, John. Flagstaff lots to6 blk l C, I0.I5.