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HOLBROOK, ARIZOXA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1897.
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T ULl.UUb.M AA-V liiai NAME. DESt'KU-TIU. AJ1UL.-HX.
'AM IK RAIIiHOADS.
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad.
(WUTIU DITISIOS.)
C W. SMITH. Receiver,
pondcnsnl Time Card Tío. -IS,
Effect Feb. 14. 1897.
STATIONS.
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Kaiuat City...
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to Junto.
Albuti'ruue....
Winjfate
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Thursdays, passing- Albuquerque. Wednes
days and Saturdays, arriving- at Chicago,
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holding- tickets reading- direct via Mujave
ehanee ot Burstow to No. S.
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and Chicag-o and LosAug-eles.
Tourist ears leave Sun Francisco every
Tuesday and Los Angles every W ednesday,
running- through to Kansas City, Chicag-o
ai:d Bowton. . , .
The Grand Canon of the Colorado can be
reached only via this line. , , ,
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standard used
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STATIONS.
I NORTH BOUND.
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Dining- station.
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The best route to California. The only north
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Grand Collón of the Colorado. Petrifled
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of interest. . .
Through tickets to all points in the United
States. Cunada and Mex'co.
Nos. 1 and 2 connect at Jerome junction
with trains of U. V. A P. Ry. for Jerome.
Connecting at Prescott with stage lines for
nil principal mining cauls; at Congress with
Congress Gold Co. R. K. for Congress and
taee lines for Harqua Hala Station aud Yar
nelt At Phoenix with the Maricopa Phos
iiix Ry. forpoiuts on the S. P. Ry- Also with
S Close 'eoanectlons made at Ah Fork with
Sun ta Fe Route fast trains to all points eat
aud west. Trains for California leave Ash
Fork at 6:10 and 8:4 p. m., arriving in Los
Augeles next afternoon at 1 :20 and sun Frra
ri.ro second morning- at 10:tS. 1 rain for t he
fcn.tleavcsA.il Fork at 8:2.
F. M. MURPHY. GfcO. M. SARGENT.
Pres't A Gen'l Mg-'r, . Gen'l Pass"r Aent.
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R. E. WELLS. Assistant General Manager.
Prescott. Arizona.
A CHALCEDONY LODGE NO.6, F. 4 A.
A. M-, Holbrook. Arisona. Regular
f y mated communications at 7 :S0 p
vsv m. on Foirth Saturday of each
' month. Visiting brethren invited.
By order of r. a KINDER, W. M.
J. H. BOWMAN. Secretary.
CARPENTER SHOP-North side of H. R.
track, east of the shop of Wm. Armbrust
er. All kinds of carpenter work at short
Mtice. Repairing a specialty. Give tne a
.:l if have work needing Immediate at-
Itf C. G. TfcSTKRMAN.
ration.
Clifton is soon to have a K. of P.
loilge.
Pbenix is to have a new business
directory.
Yuma will soon have a ten-ton ice
plant in operation.
The supreme court is in session at
Phenix this week.
The delinquent tax list of Pinal
county amounts to $15,005.83.
A Knights of Pythias lodge is to
be instituted at Solomonville.
An effort is lieing made at Jerome
to organize a library association.
The Monmonier mine at Pearce is
claimed to be showing up favorably, j
The Tucson Star advocates the
establishment of a. tannery in that j
city. - : j
The school house at Pearce was
slightly damaged by fire one day
last week.
A townsite is to bo laid out at
Wirkenbunr. Henrv Wickenbure
i i. it. rit t .:.. I
is lo ue i no litiuer oi mo vnj.
With the election of Hiel Hale
from Yuma, the republican members
in the house are increased to three.
The general condition of the ter
ritory, as regards growth and prog
ress, is reported gilt-edged. Citizen.
Hon. P. R. Tully has recently re
ceived $19,000 from the government
on one of bis Indian depredation
claims.
The Solomonville school district
has a deficiency of some 325 in the
funds necessary to run the school
six months.
The fourth session of the Mari
copa county Sunday school conven
tion will be held on March 13 and
14, in Phenix.
It is reported that there are more
houses in course of construction in
Tucson than at any time in the his
tory of that city.
It is rumored that the great firm
of Segil, Cooper & Co., of Chicago
and New York, are about to open a
branch house in Tucson.
It is reported that an English
company recently purchased thirty
mining claims in Indian aecret dis
trict, Mohave county, for $2,000,000.
George Woods, who was sent to
Yuma from Maricopa county, in
1894, for three years and nine
months, on a charge of burglary,
has been pardoned by the governor.
The government has ordered sur
veyed the northern portion of the
San iCarlos Indian reservation for
the purpose of dividing, prepara
tory to opening for settlement.
Star
Last Saturday evening Willie
Moody, step-son of J. II. Stevens, of
this place, fell from a shed and was
seriously injured, by tho shattering
of one of his ankles. Saüord Guar
dian. F. B. Sanford has been appointed
general passenger agent of the
Maricopa & Phenix As Salt Eiver
valley railroad, with headquarters
at Phenix, vice K. L. Blackman, re
signed. Cultivated land receiving its sup
dIt of water from tho Montezuma
canal was measured by Surveyor
Logan last week and tho amount
was found to be a little more than
4,000 a acres. Solomonville Bulle
tin.
- Several warriors of the Arizona
militia are after Sol. Earth's scalp
on .the repeal of the militia law.
About the only time that a citizen
soldier shows up, is when he has to
fight hard for a rake off. Journal
Miner. , A Phenix boy smoked 1,100 boxes
of cigarettes, saved the pictures,
sent them back to the manufacturers
and asked what he would get for
them. Ho received this reply:
"Smoke 1,100 more and we will send
you a coffin."
Mortie Graham, a lad of but 13,
surprised tho sportsmen yesterday
Viv rrotiiníT a niece of monev in eoch-
J D O A - -
event. In three out of four events
he divided first money. The lad
killed forty out of a possible forty
three pitroons. Gazette.
Prescott only needs a few things,
says the Journal miner, to make her
great and metropolitan. For a
starter reduction works, water in the
summer time, electric lights, cement
sidewalks, graded streets, railroads
to the mines the vocabulary fails
us.
A mining man of note yesterday
vouched for this, that Prescott aud
Yavapai county will be "very pros
perous this summer as a mining cen
ter, and that he attributes it to a
little incidont that took place last
November. It begins to look that
way already. Journal-Miner.
The following parties were sen
tenced in the district court at Phe
nix last week: William McLeod,
seven months at Yuma, for burglary
in the second degree; John Edwards
aud Joe Davis, for receiving stolen
goods, three years at Arizona's pop
ular resort on the banks of the
Colorado.
Mr. John X. McDonold, foreman
of the timber forces for the Saginaw
Lumber company, met with a bad
accident Thursday. While crossing
the railroad track near Challender
he was thrown from tho sleigh. Une
of the runners struck Mr. McDonold
on top of tho head, cutting an ugly
gash. Williams News.
The Ora Plata mine is turning out
about a car load of rich gold ore
per week. Clack Brothers and
Davis had one carload at the sam
pler aud Dundon aud Sweeny had
a twenty-five ton lot. The ore runs
over one hundred dollars in gold
and about thirty ounces in silver to
the ton. Kingman Minor.
Utah wants to annex the northern
part of Arizona, taking in tho Grand
cañón. Now, Utah don't want very
much, and it wouldn't be a bad idea
to give tho Grand canon over to that
state immediately and also petition
congress to have Niagara falls dug
up anp moved to Utah for the edifi
cation of her people. Bisbee Orb.
Acting Foreman Joseph Geimer,
of the S. F. P. & P. shops, had a
narrow escape yesterday from losing
one of his hands. - He was engaged
in putting a brake shoe on an engine
standing in the yards, when the air
was accidentally turned on and his
hand was caught between the brake
shoe and the wheel. Three fingers
were pretty badly mashed, the bones
in one of them being broken. Journal-Miner.
9
Said a well known gentleman who
has just completed a tour of inspec
tion of this valley: "The Gila val
ley is truly a wonderful and magnih
ceut valley, surpassing by far my
most sanguine anticipations. Why,
it surpasses any valley in the west in
point of productiveness and health
ful climate, aud from what I can
learn of the mines surrounding it,
they are some of the richest and
heaviest producers in the country."
Guardian.
The smelter mentioned in last
week's Guardian has arrived. It is
of small dimensions, the capacity
beins twenty tons per day, but as
Mr. Backstein says, is simply an ex-1
periment. Ho assures us, bowover,
that if tho Lone Star district proves
to be what ho expects, it will be but
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or Taxes In the County of Navajo
The Year 1890.
for
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NAME. DESCRIPTION. AMOUNT.
Allen, F M, Taylor, section 1
township 12 rauge 21, 6
acres, section 12 township
12 range 21, ü acres, $450,
personal property $133;
tax $18.38, penalty and
costs $1.92. total $20 20
Adams, G M, Show Low, imp
1W1 rtcir rrf iw.-i tax 24.05
paid 3, pen, cost 1.05, total 22
Amos, Abe. Pinetop, imp Show
' Low 25, per pro 130; tax
4.80, pen, cost 1.24, total.. 6
Brimhall, C M, Taylor, per pro
.74, total
Bauerbach & VanFossen,Wins-
low, lots 19 and 20, block 3
750, per pro 260; tax 33.33
pen and costs 2.67, total.. 3G 00
Bacca, Fernaudez, Silver creek
imp 100, per pro t); tax
5.86, pen, costs 1.25, total-
Bowen, J T, Navajo, per pro
770; tax 23.87,- pen and
, costs 1.79, total 25
Bacca, Jose, Holbrook, per pro
78; tax 2.42, pen and costs
.(jz, total í
Clark, W 41, Holbrook, lots 2
aud 3 blk 3, Its 1 to 3blk
6, 1,225, per pro 75; tax
40.31 pen, costs 3.02, total 43 33
Carson, Lee, Pinetop, per pro
ll't) LUA WXJ - Ma . vu
.75, total
Crandell, A W, Pinedale, imp
yu, per pro iui; tax id.ao,
nan nnfl oncU 1 .Il7- total..
Cawyer, D W, Linden, per pro
271; tax 8.40, pen and costs
.92, total
Cart, J W. Winslow, Its 13 and
14 blk P, Winslow, 150; tax
4.95, pen, costs .75, total. .
Despain, H W, St Joseph, imp
ou railroad 150,per pro 145;
tax 9.15 pen,costs 1.46,total
Eagen, Ed, Winslow, Its 15 and
16 blk K, 145; tax 21.45,
pen and costs 1.57, total
French, F M, Winslow, imp
on w J se J aud e 4 sw 4
sec 20 tp 19 rg 16, 500, per
pro 207, t ax 23.33, pen and
costs 2.17, total
Vrvii r. H J. St Joseuh. sec 15
t r. 1 8. rir 19. 28 acres. 193.20
per pro 215; tax 12.82, pen
and costs 1.64, total
Ford, C T, Holbrook, per pro 50
tax l.osi, pen, costs ao, ni.ai
Gibson, J A, Winslow, per pro
100; tax 3.39, pon and costs
.67, total
Gilbert, May. WídsIow, It 8 blk
9, 40, per pro 50 tax 2.97,
nan finí 1 írst 1.15. total..
I Gardner, Q IÍ, Woodruff, sec 17
tp 16 rg 22, 2U.OT acres,
3(50, It 26 150 per pro 169
tax 21.21, pen and costs
2.56, total 23
Gardner, Fav, Woodruff, per
pro 250; "tax 7.75, pen and
costs 1.89, total 8
Gardner, G B, Woodruff, sec 17
tp 16 rg 22. 9 acres, 180, It
11. 200, per pro 55; tax
1349, pen and costs 1.67
paid 14, bal due 1
Gillespie.A M.Pinedale.per pro
245; tax 7.60, pen aud costs
.88 total 8
Garcia, Francisco, Silver creek
per pro 95; tax 2.95, pen
and costs .65, total 3
Hoyle, John, Heber, imp 50,
per pro tu; tax o.i, peu,
costs 1.19, paid 3, bal due
Hansen, N S, Snow-flake, sec 13
tp 13, rg 21. 31 acres, 38.77
It 4, blk 4, 350, per pro 25;
tax 12.05, pen and cost
1.60. paid 12.60. bal due. .
Houck. J D, Heber, imp 150,
per pro 226; tax 11.66, pen
costs 1.58, paid 3, bal duo 10 24
Hollister, Jos, imp Show Low
20, per pro 4U; tax l.oo,
pen and costs 1.09, total..
Jarvis. Chas, St Johns, per pro
135; tax 4.20, pen ana costs
.71, total 4
Jewell, L, Pinetop, imp 25, per
1 9.V I si 4.66. pen and
coses 1.23, total . ..... 5
66
6 36
15 03
9 32
10 61
23 02
25 50
14 46
2 43
3 97
4 12
78
78
79
03
68
4 44
2 92
7 01
3 94
61
45
8 42
3 74
3 45
14
5 56
6 54
36
i- . . airp . istepiicn. i-iueiop, hum
a few months until he will have one lü0 per pro 71.50; tax 5.32,
here large enougn lor all purposes
The smelter will either be located
at Safford or at the mines, a distance
of six or seven miles. Safford Guar
dian. At the annual " meeting of the
Arizona Press association, held at
Phenix ou the 15th, the following
officers were elected for tho ensuing
year: J. C. Martin of the Prescott
.Ii-uirn al-Miner. presideut; W. D.
Morton, of the Mesa Free Press, farst
vice-president ; C. D. Keppy, of the
Florence Tribune, second vice-president;
Chas. W. Pugh, of tho Stock
man, Phenix, secretary and treasurer.
The executive committee consists of
N. A. Morford, Chas. C. Eandolph
and John O. Dunbar, editors of the
the three Phenix dailies. Tucson
was selected as the place for holding
tho next annual meeting.
rip n nn d cost 3 1.37. total
Johnson, T N, Gallup, N M, ne
nw 1 and w i and se ne
I sec 25 tp 9 rg"22, 160 acres
200; tax 6.00, pen and costs
1.81, total.....
Kartchner, Margarette, sec 24
tp 13 rg 21, 10 acres, 250
It 1 blk 1, SnowHake. 575,
per pro 10(5; tax 28.87, pen
and costs 2.94, total
Kay, J A, Tavlor. lot 1 blk 17,
112, per pro 214 tax 10.10
pen and costs 1.51, tax. . ..
Lorensen, B, Winslow, Its 19
and 24 blk 6, 1,250, per pro
75: tax 43,73, pen and costs
2.29, paid 18.00, bal due..
Morales, J, Winslow, imp 20,
per pro 10: tax 1.02, pen
and costs 1.05, total. . ....
fnnifin Antonio. Tavlor. per
pro 130; tax 4.03, pen and .
" costs .70, total 4
Marabel, Trinidad, Taylor, per
pro 93; tax 2.88, pen and
costs. 64, total 3
NAME. DESCRIPTION. AMOUNT
Mills, Dan, Show Low, imp 20
per pro 215; tax 7-29, pen
and costs 1.36, total. .. . .. . .$ 8 65
Jloss, A, r ort Apacne, per pro
75; tax 2.17, pea aud costs
.61, total 2
Markelprang, J, St Joseph, per
pro 500; tax 15.50, pen and
costs 1.28, total 16
Nelson, John, Heber, imp 100
per pro 170; tax 8.37, pen
and costs 1.42, total.. ... . 9
Norton, J N, Show Low, per
pro 175; tax 5.27, peu and
costs .76, total 6
Porter,N TVsee 18 tp 18 rg 18, 80
s acres. 280. per pro 11: tax
qvv 13.98, pen. costs 1.70, total 15
I Perkins, C F, Holbrook, imp at
slaughter nouse 20, per
pro 107; tax b.Oo, pen and
costs .69, paid 2.30, bal due
Perkins, N J, Taylor It 1 blk 13
75; tax 2.33, pen and costs
.62, total
Perkins, R J, Tavlor, n Its 1
2 3 and 4 blk 14, 200; tax
6.20, pen and costs .81,total
Perkins, B Y, Taylor, ltl blk 8
75, per pro 15; tax 280,
wn nnH nnsts 1.14. tntal..
Perkius. L L, Tavlor, 171 acres -
87.50, Its 1 2 3 blk 12, 275
Its 2 and 3 blk 20. 2li. pei
-pro 20: tax ll.ol), pes and
costs 2.46. paid 10.35, bal. 6
Penrod, Liona, Pinetop, per
nrii AO: tax 1.S6. pan and
costs .59, total 2
Penrod, A, Pinetop, imp 50, per
pro 178; tax 7.07, pen and
costs 1.35, total
Penrod, D L, Pinetop, imp, 50,
per pro 212.50; tax 8.13,
pen and costs 1.26, paid
5.65, bal due
Penrod, Liola, Pinetop, imp 25
per pro 50; tax 2.33, pon
and costs 1.12, total. .....
Penrod, Ephron, Pinetop, imp
100, per pro 316; tax 12.90,
pen and costs 4.65, total. .
Packer, N T, Pinetop, imp 35
per pro 105; tax 4 34, pen
and irsts 1.22. total
Pearce, Jas, Shumway, sec 25
tp 12 rg acres, aou,
imp 50, per pro 2,894; tax
106.14, pen and costs 2.81,
paid 100.22, bal due 8
Porter, J I, Heber, imp 25 per
. . 1 .VI 1
pro lio; tax o.zo, pen anu
costs 1.26, total. . . . . ... . . .
Porter, A, Heber, per pro 165
tax 5.12, pen and costs .51
paid 5 35, bal due. . .......
Pnan-B. TT. San Francisco. Cal.
. ne4nejsec24tp24rgl8 .
40 acres, se ne sec 30
tp 24 rg 21, 40 acres, se J
se sec24tp 23 rg 17,40
acres, sw sw sec 4 tp 22
rg 21, 40 acres, se J se 4 sec
4 t p 22 rg 21, 40 acres, se
se sec 8 tp 23 rg 21, 40
acres, sw J sw J sec 8 tp22
rg 20, 40 acres, 700; tax
21.70, pen, costs 4 59, total 26 29
Porter, Jack, Williams, south
of Its 41 and 44 blk 3
Holbrook, 2U0; tax IÍ.2U,
npn nnd costs .81. total...
Kamsey, Frank, Holbrook per
pro t w, tax z.o, pen anu.
costs l.brt, total.
Eamsey, Joe, Snowilake, It 4
blk 5, 575; tax 17.83, pen
and costs .89, total. ......
Rand & Perkins, Pinedale, imp
50; tax 1.71, pen and costs
.58, total
Reidhead. John O, Linden, imp
200. per pro 461.25; tax
23,50, pen and costs 2.03,
total.,.,......, :. 22 53
Smithson. J D, Woodruff, in
Bela Gardner's entry, sec
17 tp 16 rg 22, 29 acres,
550, per pro 365; tax 23.37,
pen ana costs .i, paia
4.76, bal d ue.
W E. Snowflake. sec
13 aud 24 tp 13 rg 21, 10
acres, 200, It 2 blk 4, 875,
nor nm 2(53: tax 41.48. oen
and costs 2.50, paid 21.50,
Vkfll rfllA -
Santistevan, imp near Taylor
t -- a. a ert
7o, per pro iw; lax o.ov,
pen and cost3 1.28, total, ,
Sponsler. Joseph, Show Low,
imp 160, per pro 3,190; tax
104.01, penalty and costs
6.20, total U0 21
Stocks, Joseph, Linden, per
pro 76; tax 2.3b, pen ana
costs .62, total. ......... .
Shumway, L D, Linden, imp
50, per pro zo; tax j-j-o
pen and costs 1.46, total..
Saul, T B, Linden, per pro 140
tax 4.34. pen. costs .72,total
Stevens, W A. Pinetop, imp 50
per pro 116; tax 5.15, pen
and costs 1.26, total. . .... 6 41
Stratton, Cal, sec 23 tp 13 rg21
90 acres, 90, It 1 blk 4
Snowflake, 225, per pro 949 ' -tax
39.19, pen and costs
2.46, total. . .,.,..,- tí. Gó
Sanches, Vidal, Pinedale, imp
50, per pro iui; tax 4.00,
pen and costs 1.23, total . .
Snowflake Tannery, Snowflake
N S Hanson, manager, tan
nery stock 100; tax 3.10,
penalty and costs .66, total
Smith, F W, Philadelphia, sec
1 tp 17 rg 20, 28 acres, 280
Its 1 to 44 blk 11, 880, Its 1
to 44 blk 12, 880, Its 1 a.n.4
64
16
48
60
1 58
1 05
2 95
91
89
6 G9
7 01
24 26
18 T.
2 29
25 79
22 43
6 87
7 SI
31 81
11 61
28 00
2 07
2 98
10 64
5 06
5 01
3 76
NAME. DESCRIPTION. AMOUNT.
2 blk 13, 40. Its 7 to 9 blk
13, 60, Its 12 to 31 blk 13,
560, Its 4 to 23 blk 14,400;
tax 96.10, penalty and
costs 8.30, total 104 40
Taylor, Herbert, Winslow, per
pro 52.50; tax 1.73, pen
and costs .59, total 2 32
Velasques, Jesns, Fort Apache
per pro 50; lax 1.55, pen
and costs .58, total 2 13
Willis, A M, Snowflake', sec 24
tp 13 rg 21, 45 acres, 1,700,
per pro 346; tax 63.43, pen
and costs 1.91, paid 45.15,
t-al clue 20 19
Webb, Milo, Snowflake, 15
acres at Snowflake, 300, per
pro 120; tax 13.02, peu and
costs 1.61, total 14 67
Whipple, Edson, Show Low,
sec 18 tp 10 rg 22, 153 acres
241, per pro 202; tax 13.73,
pen and costs 1.69, total.. 15 42
Welch, W P, Pinetop, imp 50
per pro 110; tax 4.96, pen
and costs 1.25, total 6 21
Workman, W M, Pinedale, per
pro 140; tax 4.34, pen and
costs 1.25, total 5 C6
Woolford, J S, Snowflake, per
pro 63; tax 1.95, pen and
costs .60, total 2 55
Wing, Sam, Winslow, per pro"
100; tax 3.30, pen and
' costs .67, total 3 97
Young, R P, Taylor, It 4 blk 8
Taylor, 155, per pro 25;
tax 5.59, pen and costs
1.25. total.... 6 84
Young, W A, Pinedale, imp 25
per pro 120; tax 4.50, pen -aud
costs 1.23. total 5 73
Zuck, F A, Holbrook, It 36 blk
1, 30, Its 5 and 10 blk 2, 20
excepting Its 25, 23 to 29
blk 3, Holbrook, 150, Its
34 to 36 blk 3, 75, u Its
41 to 44 blk 3, 100, Its 12
and 13 blk 4, 75, Its 25 and
26 blk 4, 50, It 30 blk 4, 25
Us 35 to 38 blk 4, 100, Its
43 to 46 blk 4, 120. Its 8 to
10 blk 5, 75, Its 17 to 20
blk 5, 75, its 23 24 and 26
blk 6, 100, Its 29 to 32 blk
6, 125, excepting Its 18 20 .
and 22, Its 14 to 24 blk 7,
120. Its 26 to 41 blk 7, 90,
jts X to 4 blk 8, 100, Its 1
to 3 and 7 to 9 blk 9, 100,
Its 11 to 20 blk 9, 75, ex
cept 20, Its 12 to 22 blk 10,
350, except 25, Us 23 to 33
blk 10, 150, Us 21 to 24 and
25 to 48 blk 8, 300, sec 6 -
tpl7 rg21, 20 acres, 200,
per pro 75; tax 92.39, pen
.and costs 16.62, total 109 01
Zuck, J C, Holbrook, Us 33 to
44 blk 6, Holbrook, 2,980,
of It 34 blk 4, 25, per pro
348; tax 103.05, pen and
costs 6.70, total ........... 110 65
Tekritort of Arizona,) " .
County of Navajo. S -I,
James Scott, Tax' Collector of
Navajo county,' hereby give notice'
that unless the taxes delinquent to
gether with the costs and percentage
thereon are paid as per the above
delinquent list, the real property
upon which such taxes are a lein 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, m. and 3
o'clock p.- m. on said date.
Dated at Holbrook, Feb. 19, 187
JAMES SCOTT,
Tax Collector
Among the non-permissabla drugs
in households, according to a physic
cian, is chloride of potassium, which
is most poisonous and dangerous.
There is no antidote for it, and little
can be done for a person so pois
oned. The use of chlorate of potas
sium lozenges, unless under a physi
cian's orders, he strongly condemns.
Laudanum should never be kept. It
is nothing but .tincture of opium
and there is danger in its presence.
Tho different coco-wines that are
used widely aro but nerve stimulants
and should never bo used except by
physician's orders and no longer
than tho time specified. Ex.
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the annual aggregate circulation of '
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000000,000 coppies. To aid the mind
to grasp the idea of tho magnitude
of these figures, he states that it
would cover a surface space of 10,450
square milos, that it is printed on
791,250 tons of paper, and further,
that if the number of 12,000,000,000
represented seconds instead of copies
it would take over 333 years for them
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est Alps would be left far below, for
when the piling process was com
pleted, the pile would reach the tre
mendous altitude of 500 miles. Ex,
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