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Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
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.l,tjag hai lee Ytrlhoy| i'i.sao s''t ar7h
os . Sy-ira's Laal Di1r7, fha he O6rr q
S,qr,gig Ge.er5 h. crcifed, NIL fJr @ NuJrJ
ofhs PuJlic Ltads If he 1.rrVygy
To the Senate AMI House Of Representatives
ur ihc United States in Congress ASSEM-
blcd.
Your memorialist., the Legislative assent
hlv of the Territory % Arizona, respectfully
represent, that the consolidation ol tie Ter
ritoric. cd New Mexico and Arizona lnlo one
land district and the extension Of the Jur's-
diction of the Surveyor General Ok New Mex
leo over the same, Is operating wuroasly -
the interests of the Territory, that the rapid
ncrel-e ct population, and settlement upon
the public domain, demand that survey oi tue
agricultural lands, particularly OF the western
and s0uthernpo portions oitl Territory be tmne-
diatcly made. that the demands Of the Terri
tory ot New MeXico upon the time oi the
Surveyor General. whose OH j, az Santa Re,
the great distance from that point 20 the
settled partitions of Arizona, the dhcultic, aud
dangers Of travel on account OF hostile ludi-
am, which have prevented tie Surveyor ten
erai irom acquiring proper kno"lelSe ~ tA'
wishes and necessities OI the people oi tar
Territory, induce your memDrialists, 20 most
respectfully ASK that your honorable bodies
set apart the Territory of Arizona as scin
rate land district, and that the office Of Sur
yey0r General If che district be created. You
meInJrialists most respectfully represent, that
settlers arr rapidly locating upon the agrlcul
tural Lands Of the Territory, who are unabl'
u gain any tltls 10 the lands which they ar
cu.tigating. Your mgHOrialists therefore re-
,pt .tiIily asl oar honorable bodice, that tbs
public lands of the Territory suitable fo
gtazing aid agricultural purposes be survey
ell. lOur mensoualists also pray that tu'
provisions of the Homestead Actof the Lnitet
states, be extended over this Territory.
htaNrei by ne Legislature Asormbg u h
Isot9rg y Ac,-yAa, That cur Delegate IL
Congress, the Hon. John y GOODWIN, j
requested 20 use all honorable means % Sc
cure the attention Of CJusrcs, 90 tbs memo
raj.
Bsdrei. That the Secretary Of the Terri
tory, is hereby requested % forward q cop
0f this memorial to the Hon. John y. Good
win. JAMES =. GILES
speaker u ihc IIoase o! Represe ntat.ses-
HENRY 4. BiGELON,
President Of tie Council
Approved Dec 20, 1865.
RICHARD c. MCCORMICK.
4 true copy Of the original on tile IN N.
Office. HENRY ". fLEt ri.
Assistant Secretary Vi the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
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ttjaq C,ag,,.s 10 d.yaale ceEqip L,sb IN k'id
n RaRvcg i Ns Tdio,y y do,,a",
TO the senate and House Oi Representative
Of the nitrd Statc- in Cunsrr-~ assembled.
Your nr,uoriali,t,, the legislative A7,cm-
Div nf the Territory " Arlpnl, would ~
sp,ctfally represent, tkst they have at t"c
pr,.eut session of the Legislature Of said Icr-
fitorv. Incorporated Railway Company,
entitled the is puz and Prescott Halfway
Company. a. construct a road from Ia Paz,
ON the Colorado river in said Territory, To
Prescott. the Capital thereof, ami The nch
mining district of Central Arizona, distance
o. about oue ban d c and iii y miles.
Your ncmorialists would further represent
that the interests Of said Territory would bc
greatly enhanced, by tie building OF >a'd
road. and the rich mines OF said territory,
oppucl AMI developed thereby. Your meino-
rial,ts would therefore ask your h"nordble
bodies. 90 donate to said Ia Paz aud Prescott
Railway Company TO be-, appropriated ior the
Use and benefit of said company, TOT the pur-
poses aforesaid, every alternate quarter section
of land along the line If said railway when
located by said Railway Company, the aF1lh
thereof 10 be used in the construction there
Of, or such other lands, a, your honorable
body shall deem just amt prpler; therefore
bc il
R-~1rH. That oar Delegate ia Congress
the Hon John y Goodwin, he aal Dee hereby
j. instructed to use all honorable means q
ur,ieare the grant ur land aforesaid, aub that
thc Secretary OF tia. Territory b hereby re-
nuestcd 20 transmit t. our said Delegate, q
copy OF thi, memorial and resolution.
JAMES :. GILES,
Nraalor az IA. House eli R.t,r..4rufHffft.4
HENRY 5. BlGkLuW,
PRESIDENT Of the Council.
Approved December 30, lsbj.
RICHARD c MCCORMICK.
4 true copy Of the original ou tie ln my
office. HENRY W. FLEi RS,
Assistant Secretary 0f the Territory
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
NENORI1L

Askiag CJngnss ~ ertad Z, he Tsrrit0eias Me
JeBed' NJ NE 1T u C1agse,g aDDr0oaf JNig
?, 1862, il rJsyfacs 70 me AgrirrligraI and
Ms,tanics CNagsa
To the Senate and House 81 Representatives
Of the United States in Congress assembled.
Your meInorialists, the legislative Assem-
bly, Of the Territory Of Arizona. respectfully
represent, That the interests Of the Terrific
ries would be greatly advanced by extending
10 them the benefit nf the act Of Congress.
approved July 2, 1862 entitled San Act
donating pnblic Lands 10 the several States
and Territories, which may provide Colleges
for the benefit of agriculture and mechanic
acts" Your Dcmoralists would therefore
respectfully request your honorable bodies to
grant this request.
Res1'red, That oar Delegate in Congress il
hereby requested TO use all honorable means
% secure the passage Of such act. That the
Honorable Richard 9. Mccormick, Acting
Governor OF this Territory, be requested 20
transmit copy Of this memorial 10 our Del
egate In Congress, the Hon. John y. Goodwin.
JAMES 5. GILES.
Speaker Of the House oi Representatives.
HENRY a. BiGELOW,
President Of the Coucil.
Approved December 20. 1865,
RICHARD G. MCCORMICK.
\ true copy Of the original on file in my
Office. HENRY W. PLECRY,
assistant Secretary ~ the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

District Court lat Judicial D.lrctTowu Of Tucson
County Of rima Territory d Atiz0na
John g. Capfoh -. The SOpOn Land and Mining
Company.
To the defendants IN the above named action the
sOpor Laud aud Mining Company
You are hereby summoned aIh required 10 an
swer the complaint IN this action. which yyas FLED
IN The office Of the clerk Of he District Court u
the let judicial District, IeTfit0sy Of Arizona on
the eth day u NOYemler, A. D. 1856 and u setve
copy Of your answer 10 the said complaint on tie
subscriber In the tOWn Of fHcs0i, county Of Pima.
Territory q Arizona befoTeihe expiration Of four
,nohtAs publication Of ihH summons required By
Law, aud Il you sail 10 answer t,e said COMPLAIN,
within the time aforesaid. the pantin ia this action
VIII take jlagmen, against you for the sum Of sIx
hundred and forty dollars and eighty cents 500 sol
sifh interest frOIn the 2lst day u July A. D. 1861
At the tate Of one andoEe bali per cent per Inontl
besides the costs u this scion
q. +. HARTE, Ag<ii iJF Paint n
lHcson, Arizona Sov. ., 1861. lfiG
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

In Equity--fu Probate Court, SWdisA-
ture OF Min~., MohtNe toUntJ, A'il"nA
Territory, before ". l.. uHsksli, Probate
Judge.
10 The matter n the application - he claimants q
the lnviuc,blt Gold ANA SILVER Inins Company >
elaine for c0uhfustou 0i tty-
u v DAVIS and 81. Mathew partr- acreIn,
make the following complaint and aFrr.-- ID
That on or about tao latA day % SEPT, u1cr. s. %
lSij. their gfaHinfs l. g N,hs,Hfne Is Car
gle. NcCauy, = blk-r y % lr44y. and James
Ceuover-undcr wsom plaintiffs cla.rn-'nsst.d and
became the oHners AID po.s-slrs arc1rg lag o. law,
~ certain as.Hiag pfoFlits Doe tht~Aa francisco
Mining DISTRICT cauatF aal Territory at.ItsA.d. d
vi SIX claims % 900 irrt cash, in The as.rt gate
tl-tsi twelve Auudre iBgL upon tiiat Ctrt4iu sriu
90 lode % mineral tsarng suck iA ,iIi district.
known tle Pafsous lode also, az lir~ Spurs
and auges VI that portion % the lode. sui uHe hau-
dred and hiiy feet on e1ch side. siivnHg laid 5tr
with 81 mlntf1. therein cnfst4iactl 81 Ihat -a-i
claims afcsltlated about our and one half ml.ts
ssntl vest " what j. knoWg ~ iJe Lower a. amp afl
Silver creek. aud ave bounded "a tie east D. a lian
uinelt making the west ~ terminus ~ tle Qurtt
u lee Pacific Cold and silver Mining Company
groand on tie aforesaid P4rsoGs Jude. aad thai
thence llie bounds o. thz eoitiuue 1,taF "a
lode 30 %vstriy direction 70 poini a
20 :, The luyiIcib.e Gold aud saver Mining
'Ompauys gFoHnl. 81 That sad pl4nta. Davis
al Mathew. have fYrvauaA.e consideration an Dy
.gai conveyance, become orners aHd pos@e-sors
~'@t'-fs WI AtAA fAtattA- AsiA tA4-t hu4ff
nom tasy claim have becu il the actual bora hdr
az nndisiarbcd pOsavssial % sHld claims or ruti.
ca tlareto Rom shs day % location Aforesaid %
Y pts-eht time zHa pos-ss-iou thereof
a. ihat plaintiffs have suns "a shsft thirty Que l1Ii
- ~ depih uPuu said calms Tor the purpose 81
rosPe ting aHd developing SD claiins - . mirs Q
~ az -iAi continuing 30 c1prnd mOuvy ani Labor
PoA le same for their more c.mpirte develop
ent an tiat ticy bax prorursd from TIE District
ecofagi % claims tss$il district a cert icate ~
elf sss' ~ TIE premises which said CsstHcatr has
e ll, recorded - required ~ .aw Wherefore
e ptehs.s considered. plaEftHs pray that SUM J
'Ns -. rom thia Hon court rtuuirug al parties q
ieseu@u b appear az suchtmc A. snail b. hsetl ify
~ epu" B. required by law. t. show cause ii ans
~ can, el toe title o. all % aid mining property
ofesa.d s-auld aot be decreel perpetual % sald
@ihtis h-'n- their heirs aud assigns forever, un-
- ~ tiir- hereafter abandoned. Aud plaintiffs
liber pfas that upon final D. airing herein the
Tie " az 1. SAID property lie deefsei t. them
eTPeiAal, a. that al adverse Interests any there
= BE- quit against plaintiffs herein. sntl Tot
ita "tiisr ans farther proceedings and relief ~
's i y aud Substantial justice shall demand uHier
ie eireumst1lces u the case.
81 V. DAVIS
y ". MATHEW.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

4 BILL has been introduced in Congress t.
ia the boundary lines of Arizona Tie mat
ter WAS requcsncd in memorial from the
First legislature, and also in one from tat
i,lst adjourned.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN MILL.

The a,tsrtou II tie pni'ias called 81 tie fac
thst y, nave renewed faciis EF tlle nauaias tar,
ri al kilda % lumber fos 1ilGtry - -.-
nils aEI mining e. - rufuf ssltgslsd an
the credit sYsirIr ump PrArttess lseFs, w. havr
rouriadeI frsss- tine a. ere Il ua Que. an hafx
AGED i,.s.ss oI tinbcE - IRE miil ~ iolious
For sD,sl msffasptshl. lun.hef $50 ,rr "
Seeond quarry so pr VI.
tlrar lumber slUu pr VI.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

The co-pArtnersHip heTrtJt0fe exist,ss isstNeen !
2. Alien and Geo y Hooper 4 Co. ~ MaTc0pa
Wells, Arizona, nnder the firm name ~ } y Allen A
Go = this day dissolve, By mutual 80, scut Geo
,. Hooper Co. assume all liabilities. sBd 81 llt
debt payable b. them
JOHN q ALLEN.
GEOETE r HOOPER Z 90.
Maricopa Wells September u lsGj l5Im
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

D Askiag 10 aa Appropriation 70 Laprrs "a
$ Navigation 81 Ls Csolui1 R.re-
e To the Senate and House OF Representative
, ofthc United States, IN Congress assembled
Your mcnoriaiists, the Legislative Assem-
bis Of the Territory Of Arizona, respectfully
r reprss.ent that the Colorado river is the 0nl'
2 nayigable water in this Territory; that IL
r navigable in high stages Of water, i've hun
J dred miles; that, by the expenditure of
= small amount q money il may be rendere
! navigable much higher up. That portion
. the river between Fort s MI and Fort Nc
= have has a c9s-, s,,.,-..,'i -,
: 80 'Ihe navigation Of II difficult and dan
gerous; that the removal Of said distractions
would greatly facilitate the navigation of this
part vi the T;sy-; :hz. tke river, =hcYe Feet
Mohave. Il rendered difficult and dangerous
by b0uidcr- and hedges, OF dikeS, that shoot /
out into AID across the channel Of the river
that, by the expenditure Of a small amount
Of money. these obstacles may he removed
and the river rendered uavigable ~ far up A.
Clllyille, from which point there Il a fne
natural wagon-rDld, distance 81 ouly four
hundred miies. 90 Salt Lake City; that. by s
this roate, government a. well as private
transportation can be furnished in a much .
shorter time ami AZ less cust than by any
other route that, IL the navigation Of said .
river j. improved, II will accommodate the .
general government ami greatly increase and .
hasten the Development Of the vast mineral
and other resources % this Territory There
tere, your memDrialists nast respectfully AK .
that yOur honorable bodies make an appr0pria-
ton, for the purpose above specified, Of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, 60 be eS- I
pended in the following manner, u wit 4: I
Fifty thousand dollars in the improvement of
the river between Fort Yuma and Port No I.
have, aad one hundred thousand dollars in
improving the river above Fort Mohaye; and.
that, 20 the fIrthcrance u this. our petition.
Dc il
Resolced, by the legislative Assembly Of
the Territory of Arizona, That our Delicate
in Congress, the Hon. John Y. Goodwin. /.
requested ~ use all honorable means 10
secure the attention Of Congrrs.
Res@rsf, That the Se~rctar, 81 the Terri
tory i hereby requested % iorwart copy
Of this memorial 10 the Hon john y. Good
win.
JAMES <. GILES,
Speaker % the House Of Representatives.
HENRY 4. BlGELOW.
President II the Council.
Approved December .. 1866.
RICHARD G.. MCCORMICK.
\ true copy Of the original on file Ia ms
office.
HENRY " FLECRY,
Assistant Secretary u the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

A RIcH petroleum worker, gaunt as a skel-
eton and ignorant as a holman, went 10 an
artist 10 have his portrait taken. Win you
have il taken ~ oil on water colors ~ q he OF
copTse,o replied b..
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
PRESCOTT HOTEL BAL

The ahove vel knosn bar hss been Ieass,i y
and have q cloice suppy q iiguYrss tsss
California lztriy, caa sit~ pare qualsty y
customers ! as0 have esoice sipPiy " cisa
hand
g. VI. lIOLAilAi
Prescott, December I, Is5s. !
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned have Ills ..ay formed . eopaft
nersh,p under ihe fem name u Henry Gfimtril 4
Co. and have purchased Tire entire ,tics Of Iahn y
Aleu 90, at Alricops Weiis. ulcgc ihry Sil ran
i.Anr general merchandise business un,ief the lfm
illanr above mentioned
HkNRl GRINNELI.
GEORGE HOOPER & 30
Naricopa Wel'. September 49, ISIS. I5sia
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

District Court Second judicial D.-tfirt Yuma
Conufy Ar.zUHa Territory
Jgss Maria higcera, pa.l,.n. ya Ea'og'0 del a,ilu
defendant
To the above named defendant You will please
take notice that Tie sbute named plaintiff las sued
tut o. sald court writ aglin,t You for the sun Ut
i1uF hundred aud lit.ea d6iars upon a contract fsf
wages Tor personal !ahYf pei iYfmed for sni nate
nss furnished ypu, and that unicss you appear ~
te next term Of SAL court alignment viii be- reuGer r
cd against you aud yoIr property sold o. satisfy the
SAM Dated ia Pax Nog. T. A. D ls11.
g.. q. JOHNSON. Attorney Tor plainiin
Territory Of Arizona. Second Judicial District.
COuuiy Of Yuma
l. Charles II Brnley. Clerk d the Z S Dis
trct Court ia aud fOr said county. District and
lerTiofy- DO hereby certify tiist the above and
foregoing j. true aud correct copy Of the summons
Issued Ia this cuuse
In witness whereof. have hereuuto set my hand
I IS and affixed the seal u said c,urt this
thirteenth day Of Nov mber. d IsG5
c. IL. BElALEf Clerk
~ DoLL, Deputy
~. 5 Internal Revenue stamp cents lslm
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

THg PRECEDENT has proclaimed the abolish.
meEf u martial law 10 Kentucky.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

Territory u Arizona. County Of Mohaye. 49,
10 Probate Court Judicli1re Vi niisss
In the matter o. tie aspiration 81 81 Y D4vis
u. Mathew, claiulaEts composing the lny.nuihe
Gold aud Silver Mining Company, fJr confirm
tun Of title
Whereas. the P,siaiifs "a the above entitled
causs having this day filed 10 ny Office 10 Mohaye
City compliant therein a copy 81 which i hereto
attached, Nov, therefore. i ordered tii4t all Der
sols adversely interested AID ies ron. T. contest tie
l,i.s u compsIiant- % sad Claims or amy part
thereof he aGd are hereby sImu1ncl and required
u he and appear on or be:0fd the lith day 81
February A. %. lsJb, az the hbur OF 10 o'clock
a H., and on said day. Or 90 suth subseuuent dav
as may De ordered Me Their answer IN said proceed
ing. sitting forth their claims ,Ad case. or ther
shall he thereafter forever barred from coutes,lnx
tie title Of said complainant. 70 aid nine
W J.. Haskell, Probate Judge
Attest nay hand aud the zeal 81 said cont this
L. 10th day II December ! D. 1855
JAMES =. BULLProbate Clerk.
tFhty cents Ia revenue stamps, caileelled1 l9q;
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
REPAIRING.

Guns. Risssha f..;S's repaired 70 order = s
bret mauuer VA J Ef-nHf
Prescott. Scnl .. iss5 he
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

AZ the farewell dinner which Sir Morton
pet2 gave in Ncw York recently, two hun
er,d and fifty gacsts we're present, and the
u'hner cot about S25, 900, just 500 for each
person being 30 doubt, the most elaborate
pAh! u'' ever gisen in this country. AZ least
twenty 'r kinds n wines were drunk, and
a =. Pi'ce o. 'one n the brands, the imperial
Iohny, ior nltance, was $50 per bottle.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

. rrfia''H - Secretary Seward is circu-
iatlng IN Boston, ing lin not to press our
claims against the British government for the
damage done By the Anrlo-,cbel pirates for
the reason that when Gre-4yit,in beco,nes
engaged in war, We cen rs iuni.bipg nr;va-
teers 70 her advcrsanes, DO h.r Ne,r ,ic,tcr
injury than she has done u ~.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
PRESCOTT EXCHANGE.

The undersigned aoul respcctiu y luflrm the
riisrtr- & ft--.,;; sis.; ARENA s-r--.y .2-i BE-
has COMPETED aBd opsnCi tie stu4v saIos. ;a5 sis
accommodation ~ tie pulaic and -sic5ts share
~ IairuHaxe. The lsst " lquar. sIsi cigar. AL
1e furnished at al tmr~ The Exchange uiN 3,
kept 10 the Etylc ~ rr-f r'a.. .1.veu. faf aud
Prescott Augu.t J Isas l0Sa % e. SorLE
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
STORE

Ft.rdw.r-. TIN aud sheet iFsn Va
stove. % ud AltHeE'. q ..s,t.. f.sr sHIs -
NSst. ~. HAHN.
Prescott Arixsna. iisF -, i-ss. IA
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

P-v~-~'-'~'' ~r,.'-D-.'-salseOo Nostl
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

20 AHA" ''-'S'' = . . y ~
The stated meetings % Azt1n l.DiEe q D. ~ Pc,
and Accepted hasf'-. Sii take piser us at sat
nrdag evening 81 each noi.il Al ma.isF iaa.
SOUS ~ good standing arr invited % afteud
Z. a. q ttTI-. sec. >. a. ALeAP. ". Il.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

Jos GIVE uF ~ mP."-fhis foreible
ana bsanliinl expression. attributed 70 the gal.
ant and la,neHt''l iHaren., a. an EXCLAMATION
70 his lirstenant when the zen were earrviog
BIN beiow After his fatal wound va r,ceiyaJ 4.
said 70 have beeD changed. for p,eticai p.F.ct
by bis hist0Fians. for the less elesao, bnt moe
iorcihle expression Of Never strike tbe aao ~
ny ship The widow Of this gallant Office,
died a, Nswposi recca,ly
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
81 V. DAVIS.
+ N MATHEW

County Of Nohage Terriioryof Arizona.
Before me personally appeared N Y Davis one
% The piaiuiiiis herein. and oath sars that he
ieard read the foregoing complaint sad that he
knCWs TIE esnteuts thereof aud that Use salae j. tts
d bis own knoEgIsc aud belief
~ DAVIS.
lFiy cents in revenue siaf1ps. cancelled
Sworn aid subscribed before ne thl, lrth day
o. December, 4. D. 1865. " = HASKELL
Probate Jnlge
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

IefrtoFy u Arizona, County %. Iohavc ss
l. jaime. H. Bull. Probate Clerk In nj flr .aid co.
uniy do hereby certify that toe foregoing B. q tfac
aud correct copy " Tie original compliant 10 said
caase nov on l.e ia iag Office
~tuess nay hand AMI ile seal q saii rnuft this
isth day OF noceEaier =. D. ltC5
JAMES T.. BULL Probate Clerk
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10

tbs number Of battles fought during the last
var was 252. or these the soil Of Virginia
a,qnk the blood OF 50; Tennessee witnessed 81;
Missouri. IS; Georgia. y; South Carolina. 10;
Norn. Carolina. II Alabama. Z; Florida. 3:
hentaeAg. IL; the Indian Territory aud New
Mexico On each. OEce the wave Of war rolled
INTO norths-n State and broke in the great
.hio" Of "sltys'aFg. OF the battles enumera-
tsi, 10 were nayai engagements.
Arizona miner., 1866-01-10
IA PM ADyERTlsEMENTs.
LAPAZ, MOHAVE, PRESC0T1
CASH STORE.


Tie undersigned wishes - inform thf public vat
in few days he will receive ly ;hc schooner ftF-
hando. large stock Of goods, comprising large
stock "
Groceries. Clothing Boots aud ahoe'
A tine assortment of Wines and Liquors,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Havana Cigars. Cisarto Paper
Hats Dried Fruits,
900 sacks Of Flour 10000 lbs. Barley
200 Sacks Of Beans.
A lot of Potatoes und Onions
10000 feet Of Asserted Lumber, Windows and
sash DuOr,
which De- iltnls 20 kesp constantly ou haud at Ia
Par mi Foft N1haye, aud intends % sell the rain'
a.
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Sec 30 Act March 2, 1893.
Seized March Embarked in diamond S. S. $50 cases
Q. T. Gin. in diamond GIL case doz Whisky-E in
diamond 81 s92 cases ]. T. Martella Brandy-sezed on
steamship Florida for violation Of Sec 50 Act March
Seized April Unmarked Break Bari Trunk containing
violation Of Sec Is Act March = i7s9 to'
Seized April Unmarked Break Basr-li Wooden Shirts
seized on Steamship Carolina, for violation of Sec 50
Seized April Unmarked NJ j. O. and s. ., ~ cases Out
on schooner Albert Dexter violation of Sec
Seized April I4-rnatked W p N OIL cesk Hardware.
Wolf Pretto, n OIL Hardware Copying Presses
seized schooner Percy for violation Of Sec 80 March
Seized April 4-28 boxes Cigars u bundles Cigars pack
ages Cigars packages Cigarettes y bundles Smoking
Seized April l6-mared Spanish bark Jaruca-2 boxes 1920
on Spanish bark Jaruca for violation of Sec
Seized April $50 bundles Cigars 10 boxes Cigars IL
Pacs9ge Tobacco IS packages Tobacco.eized on bark
ssaas s tof y0S9d Sec d Act March l
served on schooner Gazee, for violation of
violation Of Sec g Act March i799 III o' ann 0F
ss5s Nay Pqrre on brig Edward
Seized May l9-3 bottles Ginsezed brig Salvadoa for
for violation of Sec 68 Act March ., 1893.
ert Peel violation Of Sec 90 Act March & i7a9
Seized June i73 demiiohns Olive Oilseized bark Rio
Seized July ~ Coal oseized on bark Pipino for
violation Of Sec: 90 Act March 2, 1899.
Seized July l5-marKed H. B. in square No. IL case FIR
steamship Psano for violation Sec IS
Act March 2, 1873. VIM. P. KELLOGG