The St. Johns herald., June 17, 1886, Image 3

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xiTjrasted-'neveryi!e3ource at their
command to the. end that justice
might be done. As to payment of
the Treasurer's bond, that has been
submitted to the courts of the coun
try, and Jhese tribunals will deal
out justice as eveniy as any known
referee to which we have access.
Rewards were offered, circulars dis
tributed, and afterward all proceed
lllgS Of the Board published and
r , , . , 1- w cA
.given to the broad open light of the j
rinv ?n if thpv were remiss in ailV
aay, SO ll Wiey ttere ieunss m ii"
loff nntnrn-
" o " "
ed tojdiscover the missing money,
if any degree of. censure can be
visited upon them, it can only be
in that they failed to give the Her
ald office a thorough investigation,
where it now seems that all of the
tmost valuable information could
have been found. "So endeth the
first lesson."
RAILROAD3
Atlantic & Pacific R. R.
Through line between the Pacific coast and the
East, in connection with
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC,
"ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE,
ST, LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO
Railroads, thereby forming the best and shortest
MiiKf Between the East and West, with all modern
'improvements and conveniences for safety and
comfort. Pullman palace sleeping curs, without
change, are run between St. Louis, Kansas city
and San Francisco.
-4-TIME table-
west
EAST
bound.
BOU N I)
STATIONS
(Mountain Time.)
(.Albuquerque
4 20 a,m
0 .950 iin
10 12 a m
10 35 a m
1110 am
12 34 a m
2'JOpm
Lv
Ar.
11 15 p m
6 30 pm
5 -19 p m
5 25 p m
4 43 pm
3 2) p mi
2 Ou p m
12 25 p in
10 53 a m
U 12 a m
7 20 a m
5 H2 a m
210 a m
1 05 a m
11 59 p m
U 15 p m
7 15 p m
4 16 p m
240 pm
1 55 p m
9 30am
K 20a.m
10 45 p m
10 00 p m
,. 'Cooliuge
. .". ..Wingate
Gallup
;....-.. SRiiiuehto
V. . . -.Navajo Springs. .
llul brook
Winslow ... .
Canon Diablo. .
Flagstall. .
'Williams . ..
Ash-Fork
v-Peach Springs .
..Hackberry
Kingman
r-JThe .Needles.. .
Fenner
..Ludlow
Uaggett. .. .
Barstow ..
(Pacilic Time.)
....!SauBernardino .
... . . .. Colton
San Diego. . . .
Natonal Ciity . .
3 45 p m;
4 iti p m
ezj p m
8 2op m
953 p m
2 20am
3 21 a m
4 35 a m
7 5Q.&JU
9 45am
12 51 p m
3 00 p m
3 35 p m
C 10' pm
6 25p m
?"545um'
" " 605 a m
9.10 pm
.Los Angeles.
7 00am
IvG 35 p m
' 10 40 a m
. w..-.Mojave.
Ar . San Francisco
1010 am
3 30 p in
Lv,
ileal Stations,
Through tickets to all principle cities cast and
west on tale at the following s-utions:
.Holbrook, Winslow, Flagstaff.
a. Vfnnh Snrings. Kingman, Prescott,
The Needles, Daggett, Mohave,
and Albuquerque.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
- Via Lacuna to the Indian village of Acoma, 10
miles. - -. -
Vin Wingato to Fort Wingate, 3 mijes: Zuni, 45
miles.
Via Manuelito to Fort Defiance (Navajo Agen
cy) 25 miles; Canon deChclle, 65 miles; Kcams
Canon, OOroires. 1
Via Navajo, tri-wcekly stages to St. Johns, 54
miles: Springerville. S5 miles.
Via Holbrook, tri-weekly stages to Fort Apache
'95 miles; Show Low, 50 miles; Taylor, 35 miles.
'Sfoqui Indian villages (no regular stage) DO miles.
Via Winslow, to Urigham City and Sunset.
Via Ash Fork, daily stages to Prescott and
Whipple Barraeks. 5-1 miles; daily stages from
Prescott to Phoenix, and tri-weekly stages from
Prescott to Fort Verde.
Via Peach Springs to the Grand Canon of the
Colorado, 18 miles
"Via" Kingirfau, dally staccs to Stockton Hill, 10
miles; Mineral Park, 16 miles; Cerbat, 14 miles.
Via Yucca tri-weekly stage to Signal, 40 miles.
,yia The Netftlles, steamer to Yuma, Colorado
liver agency, Fort Mohave. Mohave City, llardy
ville, Arizona, and F.1 Dorado canon, Nevada.
W. A. BISSELL,
D. B. ROBIN8CN, Gen'l Passenger Agt.
Gen'l. "Manager. Albuquerque, N. M.
Atlantic and Pacific,
- AN.D .
fSoutirbffi Pacific R. R.
THE
NEW, SOUTHERN. ROUTE
- I
.FROMT
THE MISSOURI RIVER
Kansas, Colorado-New, Mexico,
OLID MEXICO,
CAI,IFORIIA-5Ali- OREGON,
iYlt' n
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe.
TIME-TABLE.
Southern Division.
EAST "
BOUND.
wett
bound.
STATIONS.
6 00am
Ar. Kansas City Lv.
10 10 p in
5 110 a m
.Atchison
10 25 p Ui
2 05 a rxr - Topeka ...
11 23 am Emporia.,
" 7-50 am r.v.r.-rtstmm:.
6 03 am Springer.
U 45 am Lv. rr Ar.
12 50 a m
4 00 am
4 10 am
5 53 am
8 53 am
9 SO am
3 20 pm
-.Hot Springs I 10 05 a m
11 35 p in
10 30 p m
Glorieta...
. .La.my.
12 42pm
1 40 p m
J2 00 pm
Santa Fe 3 w p m
9 37 p m
...CeilUos 2 47 D m
8 55 p mJ
VT-.'Vairacre: ... 5 P
Ar. Lv.; 4 15 p m
Albuquerque ; 6 io p m
...A. &P, Junction.. 7 19pm
. -.Socorto.- , .. VLQ 34 p m
San Jlarcial I 11 55 p m
Kincon ... i 3 45am
.Mutt. : 5 07 am
Doming ... ; 6 20am
6 30 pm
-6'JOO.pmj
2 25 am
11 23 am
10 33 am
9 40 pm1
t Stpp for meals. Trains on ew Mexico Line
are fun on "Mountain" Time."
0 W. F. WHITE,
G. P. and T. Agent, Topeka, Kans.
WM. C. NIXON, -
"AjjCnt, Albuquerque. N. M,
ST. JOMS HEBALD.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
Entered in the Post otlice at St. Johns as second
class matter.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL
Governor C. Meyer Zulick Prescott.
Secretary. ... James A. Bayard. . ..Prescott.
: Tkeasckek. .. Thomas J. Butler.. .Prescott.
I r-.. r..... T.-r..,.. t T T nrr Hlnhn
auditor, E. P, Clark Prescott.
Attorney General, Clark Churchill, Prescott.
supreme court:
Joiin O. Shields. ...Chief Ju-tice Prescott.
porter ..Associate Justice.. ..Phoenix.
U'. II. Barnes ... Associate Justice Tucson
Owen W. Rouse.
W. K. Mkade.. .
, S. list. Attorney
Tucson.
.Tucson.
U. S. Marshal . . .
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
"j II. Huning.
Ernest Tee.
BOAKD OF SUPERVISORS
f B.Leonard.
J W. T. Dalby. Clerk. .
Quarterlv meetings of the Board will be held
first Monday in January, April, July and October.
Siieuifk. J- L. Hubbell.
Under Sheriff Frank A. Hubbell.
Pr.ottATE Judge E. C. Hunch.
Tkeasubek, Dionicio Baca.
Jistkict Attorney, C L. Gutterson.
Kkchkder, Alfred Ruiz.
Assessor Serafin Apodaca.
il'doeoftiie District Court.. John O. Siiields.
Judge of the County Court W. M. Kudrt.
Clerk or Court Alfred Kniz.
Terms of the District Court, first Mondays in
February and August.
POST OFFICE.
B. F. M. BLAKE, P. M. Office hours: Open
rm 9 a. M. until 4 p. m. On Sundays from 1 to
i p. si. Mail closes going east at 11 a. m.
St. Johns, Thursday, June 17
LOCAL NEWS.
He labor'd long and wrote his letter well,
And found by writing he could learn to spell,
"Our men in buckram shall have blows enough,
And find they too nre! penetrable stuff."
Both mileage stud horse hire.
One of the Koad Commissioners drew
$60 for his eminent executive services
during a meeting of one or two days.
The Commissioners allowed them
selves mileage, besides their -1G.00 per
diem. Can they furnish the law for
such an allowance.
We learn that Messrs. Adamson and
Kinder have served notices of their in
tention to withdraw from the bonds of
Dionicio Baca, County Treasurer.
Among the items of expense charged
and drawn against the road fund by our
Commissioners, is that of horse hire for
animals used in attending their meet
ings. We presume the reason that the Com
missioners spent the county money on
the Holbrook fish pond, can be found in
the fact that they knew the bridge was
not worth a dam.
Messrs. Ed Johnson and E. S. Stover
returned last Friday from a fishing etf-
l-CUffiion on the headwaters of the Littlu
Colorado. Tli ey Ter'ortTrdel fir 1 1 1 f :i triii
with excellent fishing. They spent two
days on the river and the catch amount
ed to about three hundred.
We learn that it was an understand
ing among the Road Commissioners that
the Chairman should countersign all of
the checks drawn against the fund. Will
the Treasurer be kind enough to furnish
the public a list of the checks drawn,
and the Chairman state how many he
has countersigned.
We enter among our exchanges of the
present week, the first number of the
Apache County Critic, a neat, newsy
five column sheet, published by Col.
Henry Reed, of" Holbrook. Our best
wishes attend the undertaking, and a
cordial and fraternal welcome to the fel
lowship of journalism.
If our absent county officials will no
tify us of the dates at which they expect
to visit the county seat, it will afford us
pleasure to publish their appointments,
and the people will then know to what
times they must postpone their busi
ness. Two or three times a year might
do, if we only knew when to expect
them.
A small, feeble rivulet is slowly per
colating through the rocks and mud in
the bed of the river with scarcely suffi
cient volume to keep in motion. The
supply of water has been tapped by the
ditches above town. The river below is
reported as dry as the desert, with the
exception of a very few places where
dams or obstructions hold small stag
nant pools.
The work on the Holbrook dam was
at a stand-still until Pedro Montana, a
prominent stockholder and Treasurer of
the Wagon Road Commissioners ac
quired possession of that $12,000 in
bonds when immediately operations
were resumed, there was a rush of busi
ness, the workmen were flush and all
"went merrv as a marriage bell."
Great fatality exists among the chil
dren of fct. Johns, this Territory. Doc
tors seem to be unable to determine
whether the disease is diphtheria or
spinal meningitis Florence Enterprise.
Physicians report the cause of the
great fatality among children of St.
Johns, other towns of Apache county,
western counties of New Mexico, and
other counties of the Territory during
the past winter and spring, has been
scarlatina in a severe epidemic form. It
is said no meningitis has occurred in St.
Johns or adjacent localities, neither has
diphtheria made its apperance, except
in a few reported cases where it co-ex-isted
with scarlatina.
The June number of the Overland
Monthly is among our exchanges for the
current week. In the present number
is contained the opening chapters of
"Chata and Cnjnita," a serial which
promises unusual interest to readers. It
is designed to present a picture of Mex
ican life; the hacienda girded with mas
sive eternal peaks of rock, the fertile !
vallej'S which expand in a carpet of liv
ing green at their base, the picturesque
grouping of hamlets and huts, the rich
and fragrant luxuriance of the tropical
vegetation, the busy hum and lounging
peasantry which nte the closing day,
and the opening glimpse of the inner
life within the cloistered walls, are por
trayed with a fidelity denoting the wri
ter's intimate acquaintance with the
social life, varied scenery, and national
habitudes of our neighbor republit . The
story promises to abound in thrilling
scenes and startling denouements, and
is well worth perusal.
School Examination. Emma Rudd
History, 100; spelling, 95 ; geography,
93; reading, 97.
Olney Rudd History, 94; spelling,
93; geography, 100; reading, 80.
Virgil Rudd History, 100; spelling,
100; geography, 87; reading, 88.
Clara McCormick History, 91 ; spell
ing, 95; geography, 91; reading, 96.
Hettie .McCormick History, 84 ; spell
ing. 94; geography, 86; reading, 95.
Elmer McCormick History. 65 ; spell
ing, 86; geography, 97; reading, absent.
Jos. Hollister, Teacher.
Umlipre.sled Food
In the stomach develops an acid which
stings the upper part of the throat and
palate, causing "heartburn." It also
evolves a gas which produces "wind on
the stomach," and a feeling and appear
ance of distensi on in that organ after
eating. For both this acidity and swell
ing. Hostetter's Stomach liitters is a
much better remedy than alkaline salts,
lfke hartsho n and carbonate of soda.
A wineglassful of the Bitters, alter or
before dinner, will be found to act as a
reliable carminative or prcventine. This
fine specific for dyspepsia, both in its
acute and chronic form, also prevents
and cures malarial fever, constipation,
liver complaint, kidney troubles, ner
vousness and debility. Persons who ob
serve in themselves a decline of vigor
should use this fine tonic without delav.
CATTLE MEN READ THIS !
FRANK A. HUBBELL,
GOOD WHITE, CLEAN SALT,
THREE DOLLARS
FOR ONE THOUSAND POUNDS.
P. 0. Address, St. Johns.
SUMMONS.
IN tlie County Court of the Territory of Ari
zona. County of Apache John H. Bowman
plaiutiir. vt-r.ius Salliu C. Bowman, defendant.
Action brought in the County Court in and for
the County of Apache, Territory of Arizona,
Territory of Arizona sen-Is greeting to SallieC.
Bowman: You are hereby Mimmoned and requir
ed to appear in an action brought againt you by
the above named pluiutiil' in the County Court
of the County of Apaehi', in the Territory
of Arizona, and answer complaint filed with
the Clerk of this Court, at -.t. Johns, in said
county (a copy of which complaint accompa
nies this summons.) within twenty days (exclu
sive of the day of service) after the service upon
you of this summons, if served in thiscoumy;
nut if served out of the county, and within this
District, then within thirty days, in all otlur
cases, forty days.
And you ar hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the complaint, as above
required, the plaintiff will take default
against you. and will apply to the Court for the
relief therein demanded, and costs, and dis
bursements in this behalf expended.
G ven under my hand and the seal of said
Countv Court, this 11th dav of March, a. n.,18SG.
ap29 60d ALFRED RUIZ. Clerk.
STOCK BRANDS.
A. L. MORRISON & iNS
auie orana same as cut
on left side. Ear Mark
undcrslope ou right, crop
on left Horse brand the
same, on right hip.
Home ranch: Mamie creek
nearEscadilla Mountains
Post Office address; Springerville, Arizona.
P. F. CLANTON.
Cattle branded J U on
left ribs. Ears cropped and
slit.
Show Low, Apache County, Ariz.
Cattle brand and ear mark same
as cut.
$100 KEWARD.
The undersigned will pay the above reward to.
any person or persons who will denounce and
prosecute to a couviction, any party or parties
(except our own employes), for driving, killing
or otherwise handling our stock.
Our cattle are branded on the left hip as shown
above, wth split in Wt ear; our horses have the
same brand on left shoulder.
HUNIKG & COOLEY,
Show Low. Arizona.
JOHN SWINBURNE.
Cattle brand same as cut, on left side. Ear
mnrk under half-ornnnn left, nnrlprhltnn rifirht.
Horse brand same as cut on left hip. '
Post Office address: St. Johns, Arizona.
STOCK BRANDS-
SMITH, CARSON & COMPANY.
Cattle brand same as cut, on left side, and A
on tne rfcht jaw. Ear mark left ear grubbed.
Horse brand, on left hip.
Post Office address: Springerville. Arizona.
ST. GEO. CREAGH,
Cattle brand same as in cut on right side; oth
er brands 74- on left ribs.
Horse bran on right thigh.
Post office nd sgdress. Springerville, Apache
county, Arizo S&oJ na Territory.
MILLER, GOLDBERG &. PUTNAM.
Ail Cattle
in various
marks.
THIS I5KANI) KEPT CP
Some cattle and horses have other brands on
them. Horse brand: Pitchfork on left thigh.
Also cattle , . . . , o n left
branded011 leit Slde and thigh.
Range: Littlle Colorado River, west of Holbrook.
Post Oflice Address: Holbrook, Arizona.
AZTEC CATTLE CO
(LIMITED.)
Cattle bra"ded same as eng
on both sides.
Hore brands:
on left shoulder.
Range: Apache and
Yavapai Counties.
Tost Office address: BS$1 on right flank.
Holbrook, Arizona
HENRY WARREN- General Manager.
LAIRD BROTHERS.
(Sue rs to Moflctt & Laird.
Catttle branded same as
cut on right side.
All increase on and after
Jan. 1st 18So, branded on
the right ribs.
Ear Mark : both ears over
half cropped. Range: Lower Chevellons Fork
Post Oflice address: St. Joseph, Apache Co. Ariz
BARNES & GOMEZ, Managers.
BILLINGS LAND AMD
CATTLE CO.
Cattle brand Diamond
in circle, on leftside
or hip and B left jaw
Horse bramdT" s on
left shoulder. Range: Billings on Rio
Puerco. P. O. address : Holbrook, Ariz.
WABASH CATTLE CO.
Cattle brand same as cut on
rinht side. Ear mark
riiihi ear underbit,
Horse lirand same as cut on
rinlit shoulder. Range:
Salt Lakes Apache Co. Ariz.
P. O. address: Navajo Springs, Arizona.
JAMES M HIOGINS
Cattle brand same as
cut, on left side.
Horse brand same on
left flank. Range:
Little olorado River,
x i ddress,
Holbrook, Ariz.
near Holbrook.
A, HUGLE & CO.
Cattle brand O on left
ribs, and H on left
jaw. Ear mark
both ears split.
Horse biand : H on left thigh. Range:
20 miles west of Holbrook.
P. O. address: Holbrook, Ariz.
HILL AND BERRY.
Brand as
in cut on
all cattle
and kept
up.
Addition
al Brands
Ear mark
overslope
in right
and under-slope in left.
r. w. Auaress:
Houcks Tanks, Arizona.
Horse brand:
W. F. BENSON.
Cattle brand same as cut
on left sides.
l Horse brand B on left
flank.
(Range: Eight miles west of
Holbrook.
Post otlice address: Holbrook, Arizona.
L. WATTS,
Cattle branded -w on
left ribs. Earmarks, both
ears cropped and under
notched.
Range on Nueturoso.
CHARLES HARDISON.
Cattle branded same as cut
on left thigh. Horse brand
the same
Postoffice addres: Navajo
Sr rings, Arizona.
GARDINER GILLIES
& WILMERDING.
P. O. ad. St. Johns, Ariz.
Range, Deer and Cedro
Sprigs .
Bra- d, as cut. on left ribs
Lar mark.grub off of right
ZEIGER BROS.
P. O. add. Navajo Station
Ariz. Terr.
Cattle brand, as cut, on the
left ribs; ear marks, left
crop, right underbit.
Horse brand, samo on left
thigh.
THE NAVAJO, ST. JOHNS
: and :
Springerville Stage Line.
TIME TABLE.
GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS.
GOING NORTH.
6.00 Jl. M.
6.00 v. arr.
7.30 a. jm lve
3.45 P. M.
Ive.Xavajo ar.
6.00 P. M.
6.00 a. m.( lve.
3.45 p. M.j arr.
tS.OO a, M.
St. Johns, j
lapringerville.l
Except Saturdays.
iExcept Sundays".
EXPRESS RATES.
Over 50 pounds 3 cents per pound.
Under 50 pounds 5 cents per pound.
No package carried for less than 50 cents.
Carrying Passengers, Express, and
the United States Mail, between
Springerville and the Atlan
tic and Pacific Railroad.
Principal office St. Johns, Arizona.
Branch offices and local agents
at Springerville and Navajo.
W. W. Wall, Proprietor.
MONARCH
Billiard Saloon,
WALTER DARLING, Prop.
ST. JOHNS, - - - ARIZONA.
It is not necessary to call the attention
of old customers to our location,
they know full well where
to find the largest
stock of
Fine "Wines,
. Whiskies,
Beer,
Cigars,
Etc.,
ALSO
MIIXIEID ZDZEIZLnTIRZS
Artistically Compounded.
For the benefit of our Patrons we have
connected with our Saloon
well kept corrals.
Hay, Grain Stabling
Furnished for those desiring such
accomodations.
Ten line young stallions, $125. Twenty-four,
young work horses. A small
band stock horses, a bargain, .$40.
Nine-hundred head range cattle, best
Utah stock, .$20.
Forty yearling high grade Hereford
and Shorthorn bulls, from $40 to $60.
Ranches, springs on new ranges, at
lowest prices. E. R. CARR,
api5 3m Winslow, A. T.
THE ST. JOHNS
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATI'N
are now offering for sale their Magnificent Gar
den and Farming Land, along the line of the
Ir igating canal, from which an abundance of
water can at all times be supplied for all neces
sary purposes. Three thousand acres have al
read . been disposed of and the owners thereof,
have in most cases, commenced working the
land. Thy divisions are in forty-acre plots.
B Parties desiring to" secure pleasant
homes in the finest country and climate in all
the South-west, will apply for terms and furrher
particulars to
ANTONIO GONZALES,
St, Johns, Arizona
Colomo & Co.
General Merchandise,
BUY and SELL
Cows, Sheep, Wool,
and PELTS.
Our stock is complete in all lines
and we sell
EVERYBODY
Should call and Examine our stock
before buying elsewhere.
Commercial St., St. Johns, A. 'F
LOWENTHAL
Successors to Santiago Baca.
Wholesale
LIQUOR DEALER,
Albuquerque N. M.
importer: of foreign wines and liquors.
THE
largest and Most Complete Stock in New Mexico.
FULL STOCK BAR GOODS.
SOLE AGENT MR THE ET.ERPATttllVAT dt atV wvm Pnimnb:-
L.AND .NOTICES.
xotice fob publication.
Laud Office at Prescott, Ariz.
Jjue 10th, 1836.
Notice is hereby" given that the following
named settler has riled notice of his intention
to mate tinal proof in support of his claim, and
that said pruoi will be made before the Judge, or
in his absence the Clerk of the District Court of
Apache County, Arizona Territory, at St. Johns,
Apache County, Arizona, on the 16th day o
July. 1SS6, viz: John Swinburne, of St. Johns,
Apache County. Arizona Territory, lor his
iJeelaratoiy Statement No. 14S2. for the south
cast of tne south-east J of Section No. efgh-
west j-4 oi tn soutnw est ol section .No. seven
teen, in Township No. nine, North of Range
Number twenty-seven east. -
He names the following witnesses to prove his.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land: -K. Gaston, W. Gaston, R. Gaston aqa
E. Pourade, all of St. Johns, Apache County
Arizona Territory
jeio-tit.
Thomas Wixo, Register!
notice for publication.
Land Office at Prescott, Ariz,,,
. June 10, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Hied notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made bef.-re the Judge
of the County of Apache county, Arizona, at St.
Johns, Apache County, Arizona, on the 17thday
of July. 1SS6, viz: HeurySniith, of Springerville,
Apache bounty, Arizona, for his Declaratory
Statement, No. 1105, for the southeast one-quarter
of the southwest one-quarter and the south
west one-quarter of the southeast one-quarter,
of Section No. 31, in Township No. 8, north of
Range No. SO east, and Lots Nos. 2 and 3, of Sec
tion No 6, in Township No. 7, north oi Range
No. 30 east.
He names the following witnesses to provehis
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Thomas Carson, Ernest Tee, St.
George Creaghe and Gustave Becker, all of
Springerville, Apache County, Arizona Terri
tory. jeso 6t Thomas Wing, Register.
notice for publication. j j '
Lan Office at Prescott, Auiz. "
JUayl3th, 18S6,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make linal proof in support of his claim; and
that said proof will be made before the C'buufy
Judue of Apache county, Arizona Territory;' at
St. Johns, Arizona, on the lbth day of June,
lSJt5, viz: Harrison H. Alstad , of Show Low,
Apache County, Arizona, for his Declaratory
Statement, No. 171S, for the south-west i of the
south-east 5i and the south of the suuth-ve3t
J4 of Section No. thirteen (loaud-the south-east
i4 of the south-east of Section No. fourteen
(i4) in Township No. nine ('J), north of range
aNo. twenty-two east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upou, and cultivation
of, said laud, viz; Harry Newton, Niels Nielson,
David 1'eiirod and Edward Rollins all of Show
Low, Apache County, Arizona Territory'.
mayl3-ot Thojias Wing, Register.
notice for publication. ....
Land Office at Prescott, Ariz.
May 13th, 1886..
Notice is hereby given that the following
nameu settler nas liled notice of his: intention to
make iiual proof in support of his claim, and
unit said proof will be made before the County
Judge oi Apache County, Arizona Territory at
St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona, on the 18th
day of June, lSiO, viz: Harry Newton, of
Show Low, Apache county, Arizona Ter
ritory, for his Declaratory Statement No 1701,
for the west J of the south-west of. Section
No. thirty-four (34) and the norch-eust of. the
south-east and the south-east of the'nbrtb
eastt of Section No. thirtj -three (33;, hr Town
ship .No. nine north of Range No. twenty-two
(22east.
iie m.mes the followins witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Harrison H.Alstadt, Niels Niel
son, Edward Rollins, and Robert Scott, all of
Show Low, Apache county, Arizona.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Prescott, Ariz.
JJay 20th, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make linal 'proof in. support of- his clulin.-atid
that said proof rriir'bo niudc: bcforEiHe.
or in his absence the Clerk dfTneTCounty
Court of Apache County, Arizona Territory; at
St. Johns, Apacne County, Arizona, on the.-25th
day of June, 1886, viz: William Morgan, of
show Low, Apache County, Arizona, for his
Homestead Eutry, No. 316, for the s.outh lA of
the southeast l4 of Section No. nine (9) and-the
east C of the northeast of Section No, 16, in
Towii!hip No. nine (b), north of range No.
tweuty-tnree (25) east,
He names the following'witnessesfd prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz: Joseph Sponslery R. C. Kinder,
Robert Scott and James Scott, all ot Show Low,
Apache County, Arizona Territory.
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ifjt HOLBROOK
house;
F. M. ZUCK, Proprietor
HOLBROOK, A.T.
-K3" This house is neatly furnished - and has
lirgc, airy rooms, and its tables are supplied with
all the market affords. Stage leaves the house
uail) for t-t. Apache.
$250 REWARD.
APACHE COUNTY STOCK GROWERS ASSO
CIATION. OFFERS a reward of Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for tne arrest and convictio-., or in
formation leading to the arrest and conviction
of any person stealing or driving away cattle,
horse's or mules, the pioperty of ineto bers of th
association. HENRY SMITH, President,
WILL C. RAENES. Secretary, Springerville
St. Joseph, A. T. ml9-tf
AlMllU'ISTUATOirS NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in and for the
County of Apache, Territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the .Estate of Morris
Barth, deceased. Notice is hereby given
by the undersigned, administratrix of
the estate of Morris Barth, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the'said deceased, to ex
hibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publi
cation of this notice, to the said admin
istratrix, at her residence in Holbrook,
Couty of Apache, Arizona.
PERFECTA BARTH,
Administratrix of the Estate of Morris
Barth , defeased.
Dated May 10, 1886. myl3-10m
& MEYERS,