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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-24
La reunion del Sdbado en- Ia Bo|sa
Lo que dijo el DR.. Lippit

epidemia, La mayor parte de los ca
sos dijo han ocurrido en- Puerta de
Terra; tres cuatro en- la parada dos
y media y ell resto en- las paradas elm
co, cinco y media y seis; con la excep-
cion de dos, todos los casos sospecho-
sos confrmados son hombres, siendo en-
su mayorla carreros que trabaJan EN- la
Marina una de las mujeres atacadas es
de la Marina, y la otra residla en- la ca
sd del mismo barrio; tambien ha habido
ALI otro caso que hasta ahora no Sc ha
contirmado. Ell senor Garcia, que ha
muerto hoy, era ell .Jefe del Departa-
mento de Embarques de la casa de
Dooley Smith, todo este hace presu-
mir fundamente que ell foco de infec-
cion esta en- la parte Sur de la Marina
La infection, todos IDS 10 saben, esta
en- la rata, principalmente, y lamento
tener que manifestar que en- una vuelta
que he dado en- la manana de hoy por
algunos almacenes de la Marina he com.
probadc que no hay uno solo que no es-
te adaptable para la crianza de ratas, Y
hay necesariamente que evitarlo
Sc esta hacienda prosiguio-una
detenida investigation para yer EN- que
sitio hay mas ratas infestadas, para
atendcr ALI mas cuidadosa y energica-
mente. Para poner termino a La infec-
cion y que Sc pueda declarar nuevamen-
te puerto limpio a San Juan hay que
eXtermlnar las ratas que hay en- ell is
lote comprendido desde ell puente de
San Antonio. Yo temo, senores. que he
de ocasionarles algunas molestias en- ell
cumplimiento de mi prop6sito, pero
confio Ell que Udes las perdonaran Y
me ayudaran ehcaZmente; EN- gracia a
la utilidad que reporta; con este fin ha-
re una vista mas cuidadosa a vuestros
almacenes. Dio cuenta del estado Off
cial de la epidemia, que public6 ell BO-
LETIN el sabado, luego siguio dicien-
do: Els precise trabajar energica ac-
tivamente, yo sc que todos Udes. son
hombres entendidos saben que la cpl
demia puede durar, por muy fuertes
medldas que Sc tomen. To mismo una Sc
mana que IN ano, Y yo he de suplicar a
tlnghi,la cuanto antes sea possible, ayu-
dandonos todos para bien mutuo. En-
han ocurrido casos, deseo informarles
que en- ningana ha sido possible aislar a
los familiares, hasta ahora pero Sc es-
tan terminando EN- la parada siete Y
media clerto n1mero de casas de cam
podra alslar a las familias de las per-
sonas que han sido atacadas de Ia en-
fermedad Y vivian en- la misma casa al
ocurrlr esta; Y tambien Sc estan prepa-
rando varias casas de campaila, mas
ALA del Parque, que seran dedicadas a
los casos sospechosos en- observation.
! La casa Ell que hubiese IN atacado sera
seguidamente desinfectada, Y la fami-
liza personas que viviesen en- la misma
seran llevadas al campamento Ultima
mente citado. Ha habido en- la ciudad
una yerdadera escasez de desinfectan-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-24

be- como ha hecho Ell circunstancias
anormales, crear policlas especiales. La
isla entera esta amenazada por la pla-
ga. Y reconocido esto no es prudente
que Sc carezca Ell gran parte de TN fac
tor tan importante para ell debld0 cum
plimiento Gle los preceptos higienicos.
Creemos muy pertinente que por las
autoridades sanitarias Sc estudien OBJ
tengan los medios para la construction
Gle un hospital cuarentenario Ell terre-
no aislado de esta poblaci0n; no
es prudente Ell modo alguno esperar a
que por desgracia Sc registre el primer
caso de peste y de momento no Sc encuen-
ire sitio apropiado para aislarse. En-
dosamos la idea apuntada a las comisio-
nes de salud p1blica .iunta de defensa.
que tan actiyamente trabajan en- la adop-
clon de medidas higienicas.
A causa Gle la peste bub6nica aten-
dlendo sus deberes PROFESSIONALS. el
doctor Torregrosa ha transferido su via
Je para Ell breve
Luis Mercader, candidate la secreta-
ria de la Corte de Distrito por la frac
cion unionista denominada "rebeldes "
Sc encuentra Ell la ciudad desde hace
algunos dlas. Su estancia aqui obede-
&c trabajos polfticos, que realiza pa
ra la consecucion de su nomination pa
ra ell citado cargo por la convention
unionista. Salud y successes al amigo
aT"Tsn5-rg 's.aa@-~
Corresponsal
JUNO %, de 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-24
DE AGUADILLA
Presidente

Sigue increscendo" ell panico Ell es-
ia ciudad con motive del proceso de la
epidemia reinante en- San Juan A
iniciativas del alcalde y prominentes We
cinos Sc celebran reuniones diarias en-
ell salon del Ayuntamiento, con ell OBJ
jeto de adoptar medidas efcaces que nos
pongan salvo de La terrible peste
Diversas comisiones de salud publica han
sido nombradas las que cuadyuvan eff
cazmente con las autoridades sanitarias
en- la limpieza de los patios, casas, y ca
lies. Una junta de defensa tambien ha
sido nombrada compuesta EN- su totali-
dad de medicos y farmaceuticos. Las
informaciones diarias de la prensa son
leidas con avidez por la muchedumbre
que comenta el estado de cosas reinantes.
aplaudiendo la labor activlsima del 60
bierno por dominar la playa
Es objeto de grave censura el que
por orden gubernativa Sc haya reducido
a la mitad la fuerza policiaca de la ciu-
dad. Y no Sc nos objete que las con
diciones crlticas de San Juan reclama-
ban el aumento del contingente poll
ciaco ALI Para clio el Gobierno de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-24

Ell sabado las cuatr0 de la tarde hu-
bO ma importante reunion en- la oficina
de la Bolsa. Era su objeto zanzibar i'm
presiones con ell Director de Sandal,
en- 10 que Sc refere al trafco de merca-
derias con los diversos pHeblos de la Is
la, y las medidas que Sc han tornado 0
carga de buques.
El DIR. Grubbs, Jefe del Servicio de
Cuarentena, aclar0 varios puntos dl-
versos concurrentes que asi 10 solclta-
ron. Despues hizo uso de la palabra ell
DR.. Lippit, y dijo POGO mas menos:
No Sc permitira en- manera alguna la
communication de los tripulantes de las
goletas que hacen ell servicio costanero
con la gente de TERRA basandose esta
medida en- 10 ocurrido en- la goleta Gul-
llermito' En- cuanto a la descarga
carga de mercaderlaS Ell las g0letas 81
podra hacerse despues que sean conve-
nientemente desinfestadas, pero las go
letas no podran atracar los muelles en-
provision de cualquier possible contagio.
Iguales medidas Sc han tomadO- dlJo
contestando una pregunta de don HI
cardo Casal- con los barcos amerl-
canos, aunque debe tenerse en- cuenta
que estos Sc hallan siempre Ell perfec
tas condolences sanitarias.
Ell senor de la Haba, expreso la con
veniencia de que ell Departamento de
Sanidad envie diariamente la BOlsa,
biena los DiariosdeS. Juan para su pu
blicaci6n, nota detallada del proceso de
la peste asl como un boletin de los
acuerdos tOmados, a. Sc tomen en- 10
referente al seryicio de cabotaje Y de-
mas.
Ell DR.. Lippit repuso al senior de la
Haba que va habia pensado en- tai cosa,
que desde manana sc empezara a en-
War la prensa copla de los acuerdos
tomados en- cuanto al estado sanltario,
va ha empezado publicarse en- los dia-
rios. termino diciendo ell DR.. Lippit
El Gerente aqul de una importante
corporation naviera lego un telegrama
firmado por varios comerciantes de
Ponce en- ell que sc lie notifica que han
cablegrafado importantes firmas co.
sostienen negocios, ordenandoles que no
envien las mercaderias pedidas en- bu-
oues que antes que en- Ponce hagan es-
Gala en- San Juan Tambien lego un
telegrama de los supradichos conner
ciantes en- ell que Sc lie pide que los bar
eos q. cstan en- viaje, rumbro San Juan
hagan escala en- Ponce antes
Termin0 ell senor Gerente expresan-
do que habia recibido un cable de New
York notifcandole que no Sc detendran
en- New York los buques que vayan pro-
cedcnte de Puerto Rico Sc Inspections
ra a las personals, ESQ 81, Sc fumigara el
buque las mercaderias que puedan ser
trasmiosras de ratas pulgas, y NADIA
mas.
Las piiias no seran fumigadas nj de
tenidas.
FL DR.. Lippit hizo nuevamente uso de
La palabra para explicar Ell origen de la
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
LIVED ON
 RAW EGGS lar. Richards Experience With Dll' ierent Diets. Peaches and ButtermiIk for Three Years.

Cecilton, Md.-Mr. George Richards, oi this place, during the past i2 years. has probably tried more different diets than the average person would ever use in . lifetime.
 What he has to say about his expefi- ments, must therefore be highly interest lnc to anyone suffering from indigestios or stomach troubles of any kind.
 He says: For more than l2 yeafs, l suffered with stomach troubles, and oaid hundreds ol doIlass ioe doctor bills and incidence. ] was also operated O tor piles.
 sos nearly three years. The only thing that would uot giye me pain was raw eggs.
 [ was physical wreck. ] could mol sleep, and gas ss near esssy e . man could well be.
 l must cay that after. taking two E-cenl packages oi Thediofd's Black-Draught It did me more good than all ever spenI lof other medicines.
 have been working daily on the farm ever since, and l am as hard as iron. V This purely vegetable remedy has beer in successful use for more than 70 years Try t. But be sure ina, it's "Thediofds.'
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21

Vim. Stephens files bond of $5000 as spervisor.
 February 15, 1912.
 l.. s. Coiwell, county recorder, ap- points w. T. King, Beni. Powers, and II. II. Jones as deputies.
 F. A. Rogers, county treasurer, ap. points J. Keohane as deputy.
 V. Selma and B. A. Trolley locate 2 mines, Tiger district.
 Great Republic Copper and Gold Mining Co. files affidavit of assess. ment work on 34 mines, Black Canyon district
 Julius W. Warren 10 Joseph P. Ryan.-w. deed. Lot 20, block 5 Prescott.
 ]. l.. and D. W. Murdoek locate old Abe oil claim, Verde Valley dis trict.
 susano Gotta locates mines, Has ssyampa district. James Thompson to A. II. Rogers W. deed. Lot at Camp Verde. J. V. Dickison to J. T. and R. c Ralston Bill of sale. Cattle on Asl
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
NEW SUPERVISORS
 TRANSACT BUSINESS
Appointments Made and Confirmed And Some Minor County Con-
 tracts Awarded to Bidders

The new board of supervisors got down 10 business Thursday, and moulded system of official duties considering various matters and mak. ing the following appointments for county institutions;
 J. D. Bethune was elected to the position of superintendent of the county farm, and his wife was named as mstron of that institution. They succeed MT. and Mrs. David Ffnney.
 Joseph Drew was appointed janitor of the court house, succeeding x. Rieberger.
 William Townsend was retained as county cook.
 F. B. Larremore was selected as foreman of the Jerome road district, under Superintendent of Roads D. N. Clark.
 The following appointments were confirmed by the board:
 C. E. Gentry and F.. W. stephens as deputy assessors. under Assessor
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
SOME HOPE HELD
 OUT FOR WHIPPLE
Chamber of Commerce in Receipt Of Encouraging Word From Senators
 And Congressman
(From Saturdays Daily

reassuring replies without exception.
 Speaker Clark promises to do every thing he can 10 prevent such action by Congress. Delegate Cameron inti- mates that there seems to be no fear of immediate action being taken in this line as the proposal is meeting with great deal of criticism. Sena- tor Warren emphatieslly states that he is opposed to the abandonment of any army post, unless it is clearly shown that it's maintenance is unnee. essary, or that it is against the best interests of the government. The senator adds that he will keep the protest of the mayor, supervisors and Chamber of Commerce in mind when the time for action comes.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
LAND FILING 10 COME BEFORE
 JUDGE SMITH
Temporary Declarations Only May be Made
 At Present
From Saturdays Daily)


 By the Presidents proclamation ad' hitting Arizona to statehood, the office of United states commissioner hpses, was the announcement made yesterday by Judge ]. M. W. Moore, who has held this federal position. He says that accordingly all 'land business will be transacted ny the nearest court of record, which will be, so far as this county is to be con sidered, the Superior court. This legal system will prevail until the appointment is made of federal judge for the state, when the office Of United States commissioner will be revived by appointment.
 Judge Moore also imparts the in formation that this procedure wal not needed after New Mexico wa proclaimed state, and in eonse quenee thousands of land entrie' made were declared null and void al Washington. Several land application have been rejected by Judge Moore in the last two days, since the re eeipt of the above information, th' applicants filing before the onite' States Land office at Phoenix.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
SUPERVISORS SET
 OFFICERS SALARIES
(From Saturdays Daily)

The board of supervisors of this county has arrived at a decision of salaries to he paid where not set by statutory enactment, and which com prise the sheriff and his deputies, the clerk of the Superior court and his deputies.
 The salary of the sheriff will be s500o per year, until the legislature enaets otherwise. The chief deputy will receive $500 per annum, the chief field deputy $500, and all other field deputies slo0 per month. The tailor of the county will receive slOO per month.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21

s. hf lot ls, blk. M., Mountain View cemetery.
 February 10. 1912
 wm. ]. Moore ct al incorporate United Agency Co. Capital stock s1,oO0,0oo
 II. c. Tyler locates mines, Walker district.
 sam Jones locates North Star mine Blue Tank district.
 February l2, 1912
 A. M. Horton ct al locate OK Shoe mine, Copper Basin district.
 Chas. D. Willard appropriates wat CT of Verde River.
 Teresa Valentini to Geo. F. liar. rington-M. deed. saturn, Planet, Uranus Venus, Mount Treasure, Cross cut, Gorilla, Longside, Springfield, Taylorville, Palo Alto, old Tunnel, Modern King. Standard, Grandpa, Arabian Knights, and Legal Tender mines, T1Her distfict. R. E. Farrel locates ( mines, Big Bug district ] Union Gold Mines Co. files affi davit of assessment work on { mines Big Bug district.
 Arkansas and Arizona Copper Co amend Articles of Incorporation.
 Thsd Park to Arkansas and Ari sona Copper Co.-M. deed. Reube and Caroline mines. Verde district.
 Eugene Neuman to ]. D. Mann M. deed. Lot 39s in Idylwild Tract Prescott.
 <. F. Hall and wife to J. D. Manl w. deed. Lot 397 in Idyiwil' Tract, Prescott
 H W. Chambers and wife to J. | Mann.--w. deed. Lot 3e6 in Idylwil Tract, Prescott. | II. W. Heap files bond of $500 as supervisor.
 Jose N. and Marcus Arriols [ John W. Dougherty. M. deed. on' half interest in Copper Reef Nos. 9, 2, mines, Eureka district.
 Arthur Aguf locates. 2 placer Quartz Mountain district.
 February 13. 1912
 F. s. Gosney and wife to J. FenStermaker- W. deed. NE qr. c NE qr., Sec. 2i, W hf of NV qr an . x h. of sw gr, See. 22, ie N.,
 W, H. and J. D.. Kreeger 10 Ge } l.. Dillard--Lesse. 50 cents ton ( l all ores worked. Quartz Mil sn Kingston mine, Humbug district. ! Geo. l.. billiard to Columbia col ? solidated Gold Co.---Assignment, A signs above lease. wm. Mueller and F. Degen local Y l2 mines, Eureka district.
 E. A. MeSwiggen files bond { F tl00o as county superintendent { ]. schools.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21

From indications noted in letters received ny the Chamber of Com. meree from some of the highest off. eial Federal sources, it is evident that the report of the Congressional Committee to the War Department, which resulted in the rumor of the abandonment of whipple and other posts throughout the Union has rais. ed a storm of protest to the War Department.
 Joseph F. Dillon, John W. Flinn, Mayor Goldwater, Barney smith, and others who wired Champ Clark, Sen. ator Frances F.. Warren, chairman Senate Committee on Military Affairs and Delegate Cameron, have received
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
RETIRING BOARD MADE GOOD
 RECORDS
From Saturdays DanD

" NhN 'hAhIhhf
 Some interesting data was obtained yesterday on the retiring from office of Chairman Harrington, R. II. Smith and !. W. Stewart of the board of supervisors. affecting certain branches of the county government which they initiated during their official careers which reflects the care and wisdom exercised by them from financial standpoint to the taxpayer.
 The maintenance of the County Poor Farm for the year was shown to be s9.eao.l0 which IS commendable, considering that the cost Of provi' sions has risen over previous years. From n humane standpoint the eondi- tion of the inmates has been gratify. ing. and not word of complaint has been heard, which is m unusual con dition.
 The health of these unfortunates has been excellent considering that many entered the place in an indigen' state. Superintendent Finney in gyeat measure is responsible for thi' excellent showing, cultivating man, acres which produced abundantly IT vscetables and other products. Th' number of patients has also beer greater during the year than ever be fore known.
 The court house kitchen record es ,ablished surprising economic eondi ,;ons also. During the year ther' were served total of 27'Ss4 mea'' which aggregated in cost the sum Q sl2i247. With the cost outiayed II equipment. this brings the cost pc meal to n fraction over 10 cents
 I, contrast to the rule heretofor followed had the contract bee ...,dea 10 the lowest bidder the out i,y vould have been at least on' third greater than the above prie' The sboye cost IS figured on the "'s' lof inc equipment in the bA'emen, Q lhe eourt house being total ios' md which if computed at porto
 s ;,. former valuation, would b'ih he co.t of meals to at least l9 cent
 The good quality of the fooa na hecu a great saving to the county !
 .5,ed channels, but little hSne' hc,ng reported from the hundreds {
 ,1',,,. confined in the county jai The report also showed that wiIl,a, ia r.end. county cook, had not lo' .bin during the year and was nc only competent but an e'oH0"''' amnlOve
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
ESTIMABLE WOMAN
 CLAIMED BY DEATH
Mrs. Hale Suddenly Succumbs to Heart Failure....Engineer Shotwell Dis.
 covers the Sad Scene.
(from Saturdays Daily)

this she strongly objected, when Mir shotwell ran to neighbors about 200 yards away, and summoned assistance. After the party returned and while doing everything in their power to revive her, she passed into a relapse and in a few moments had brea,hed her last.
 lt IS said that she had premoni. tion the night before that she would not live long, and in order to attrae. the attention of neighbors that she was seized with apother attack of heart trouble, had placed on the stand near the bed six shooter, with which 10 give m alarm that assistance was desired. Previously she had been enjoying good health and after the departure of her daughter and son. in.law was unusually happy. She was aged about 6i years and had been a resident of this section fol over eight years.
 She was an estimable women. oi lovable manners and her death vii he deeply mourned by relatives a' well as many friends and aequsint anees. Major and Mrs. Piekrell have been advised of the sad news. and or their return will the funeral date b' announced.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21

ur. Hale. mother of Mrs. A. j.. p,lren. passed away at Senator yes. .,,dsy afternoon after brief illness. ,os 10 heart failure. She was resid. ,s alone in the home of Major Pick. ,,u a, that place, the latter and his ,ie leaying two days ago for Cali. b,nia. when the deceased appeared to \, 10 perfect health and in the best d spirits.
 The deceased was found in a seri. ,o. condition few minutes before ,r death by II. c. Shotwell, who ron, to the home to sec Major Pick ,,u on business, not knowing that A, latter had left for the coast. stepping onto the porch about noon, hs attention was attracted by ,ts pitcous cries of the woman on ite inside.
 Going Co a window he made inquiry of what was the matter and asked ,o be admitted. He was informed ,ha, ,he doors were locked, when h, b,oke the glass in the window and entered. Mrs. Hale was found pros ,n,c on the floor in her night clothes and after she was placed in bed, wal informed that doctor should b' .ummoned at once from Prescott. Tc
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21

The clerk of the Superior court will receive salary of s2400 per annun and his deputy sl5oo per annum.
 Under consideration is the salary of justices of the peace, and it is stated all will be paid tho same amount, without regard to centers Of population or the volume of business to be transacted.
 The stationery contract has been awarded to W. x. Kelly at list prices submitted. The county printing and printing of the great register bids have been set aside and an order made to re.advertise for bids.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
MINERAL APPLICATION NO. oieaos
United States Land office
 Phoenix, Arizona, Jan. II, 1912.

 United States Land office
 Phoenix, Arizona, Jan. II, 1912. Notice is hereby given that the GOLD STAR MINING Company, by F.. Haney. its atty.in.faet of Skull Valley, Arizona, has made application for patent to the GOLD STAR min ing claim, survey No. 2e50, situate In Copper Basin Mining District, Ysva- pal County, Arizona, in sections 31 . 36 T. 14 N. Rs. 3 < ( w., described as follows: Beginning at cor. No. whencer- Cor. to sees. 1, c, 3l aSd 36, Ts. i3 q l4 N. Ks. 8 < ( W. hrs. s. deg. 10 min. F ss52.07 ft. thence N. n deg. 31 min. F.. 600 fl. to cor. No. 2, thenee' g. 70 deg. 29 min. F. i500 f. to cor. No. q, thence: s. n deg. 3l min. W. 600 ft. Co cor. No. tbesee; N. 7s deg. 2S min. w. 1500 to cor. No. I, the place of beginnnisg.
 Area 20.86l acres. The location no- tice Is recorded in Book 3l of minen. pages 2Il < 212 Records of Yavapai County, Arixona.
 This claim is bounded on the North Three Graees, uBsurveyed, T. sandcrs, claimant, and U. g. Land, on tho East by Gold Star ext, rnsps. veyed, T. Sanders, elaimanti on the South by Oregon upsurveycd, T. San ders, claimant; on the West by Little Darling. unsurveyed, T. Sanders
 FRANK IT. PARKER,
 Register First Pub (w) Jan. IT. 1919.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
PUBLIC RECORDS
Instruments Filed as Reported by Tns
 Prescott Title co.
February 2, 1912

February ', lSiz l.. A. Maxwell ct al locate oil claims, Verde Valley district. John B. Leeorr locates 5 mines, Black Hills district.
 T. E. Campbell files bonds of s20,- 900 as county assessor, and assessor and ex.offieio tax collector
 wm. O. wedel and wife to T. ID. Marshall-w. deed. Lot 9, block l, Bashford Addition, Prescott.
 Prescott Improvement Co. to F.. B, Boyd Deed. Lot 3, block 9, Whip pie Heights.
 c. B. Gcnung ct al locate 2 plscers, Martinez district.
 Frank ]. Harner locates Why Not mine. Martinez district.
 Tebruasy ., 1912
 Grand Mountain Mining Co. files affidavit of assessment work on c mines. Big Bug district.
 l.. N. wombaeher ct al locate Sure Shot Extension mine, Cherry Greek district. Harris Copper Co files affidavit of assessment work on mines, Tip Top district.
 l. s. Pratt and W. Jeff Martin locate Moqui mine, Tip Top district Viola Holder to John Flanagan Power of attorney. Concerning set clement of estate of Elijah Orr, de ceased.
 Decree of Superior court. Mono county. Cal. admitting John fiana gan to citizenship.
 A. C. Young to T. g. Drew Bill o' sale. Cattle and horses.
 gosarth 4 McKerrow Co Tbos. x Drew Bill Of sale. Cattle on range
 Thos. E. Drew to Sterling Ellis Rnl of sale. one-half interest 1T various cattle and horses.
 Fred Ullman ct al incorporate Prescott Hotel Co. Capital stoe' sl0OOO
 February 9, 1912
 John opmsn and wife to Julian am Fndre Toth-w. deed. Lot 2 and 2 hf of lot 3, block IS! Jerome.
 Eugene Neuman to 1T. N. strauR w. deed. Lot s37 in Idylwii Tract, Prescott.
 II NJ. straugb and wife Co ca' Buneh and wife W. deed. Sam property. Q. E. Marshall files affidavit Q assessment work on 10 mines, Bi Bog district. Mountain View Cemetery assoei' ,ion to Matilda N. Hoovsr-Dee'