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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16


JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION.
CAPITAL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 ,0O0, OCO.
DEPOT, 1917, BROADWAY
A immense stock of Pianos, Watches, JeweIrv
"a a"d Fancy Goods, all to be sold for ONE DOi.-
LAR each, without regard to value, and not 10 be
paid for Till you sec what you will receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and its
value, are placed in sealed envelopes and we'll
mixed One of these envelopes will be sent BY mail
t" any address on receipt of % cents; five for 81;
eleven for 81 thirty fo- 50; sixty five for $40;
aud one hundred for SIS.
On receipt of the Certificate you will see what
you are going to have and then II is your option
I" pay thc dollar and take the article or not. Pur-
caasers may thus obtain Gold Watch Diamond
Ring, Piano, Sewing Machine. or any set OF Jew
elry on our Hat, for 81; and in ca sc can thew
blanks. ~
Agents arc wanted in every town in the country;
Certificates in the greatest sale Of Jcwelry cvor
Send % cents for certificate, which will inform
you what you can obtain for 81. At the same time
gcG our Circular, containing full Est and particu-
lars, alsb, Terms to Agents. =
Address, JAMES HUTCHINSON &. co a
avg" Z. iNbb-2m. 1877 Broadway, N. V
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DURE BcrmGda Arrow Root in 10 packages.
Also Ut1lI s. BRO.
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neag Bar Room, Il. tie Basement of M
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eoI1ts purity has hsen fully tested as per the an
nexcd certificates of auaIysis:
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WHEAT WANTED.
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CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL.
will keep on hand, at the CharIestosvn Depot,
COAL of the different kinds which will PC sold
the Ton or Car Load at the lowest prices
lSePt' 4, 1866. j. D. STARRY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16

g ToNEWARE.-.Jrst received tone yar. ali
- sizes, suitable for pick les preserves &c iso
tone Jugs. Call aud get your supply at
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(ToP HYDRAULIC CEMENT for sal
RANSOM & DUKE
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FAWCY GOODS.

GOO a MONTH AGENTS wanted fer 81
~ entirely articles. just out. Address o. r
CAREY, City Building, BiddcfoId, Maine.
,June ;. ls66.-lY.
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Metropolitan Enterprise
GREAT GIFT SALE

NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
JEWELERS. ASSOCIATION.
I,ApITAT -. !, 80 90
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- count. Ladies Bath. Connlerciaf Ncte French
Nete aud Billet Paper, and Envelopes of every Va
riety. AIsQUITH & BRO.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
BOARD uf SUPERVISORS OF YAvA-
 pAI COUNTY. ..
Board met Wednesday. April ls, lsGG.

Board met Wednesday, April Is, 1866.
 Present. Win. J. Berry, chairman pro tsm., and George Coulter. F. C. Christie, Clerk.
 Minutes of preceding meeting read and ap- proved,
 Ordered that King s. Woolsey, Joseph Melvin, and C. M. Ralstin, be and they are hereby appointed board of viewers, to re- port survey of a road from Prescott to the settlements on the Verde, and make report to next regular meeting, without charge to the county.
 F. G. Christie was allowed Si0j co.
 Milton IIadlcy was allowed l2U
 Urdere that the Sheriff be allowed so per one hundred names, for taking the census for the year 1886. Also 90 cents per Sl00 for taking census for said year.
 Ordered that the Clerk issue to the Sheriff lst, 2d, Sd and 4th class licenses, to be filled up according to law and charged to the said Sheriff, the sheriff to be allowed l5 per cent for collecting all such licenses not dclin- quent.
 Ordered that the County Treasurer be re- quested to notify by publication in the ARI- EDNA MINER all delinquent tax payers to pay the same.
 Ordered that E. c. Blodgett be and he is hereby appointed Justice of the Peace for the township of Wickenburg, vioe J. F. John son, resigned.
 Ordered that the order heretofore made setting aside certain money for school purpos- es be and the same is hereby rescinded
 Ordered that the Clerk certify to the Board of Territorial Auditors the amount of money raised by private enterprises for school pur- poses, and to request warrant for S2j0, as Der Act entitled "An Act to appropriate money for the aid of public schools"
 The accounts of Jerome CalLins, late Sher- if, were duly exAmin I and found correct.
 Ordered that the Clerk advertise for pro posals in the ARIZONA MINER to receive bids for the erection of a cheap and substantial jail. Each bidder Co furnish his own specif- cation. The Board at their eegular meeting Go open said bids, reserying the right to re- iect any or all bids
 Thaddeus Adams was duly appointed Con- stable for Woolsey's Ranch.
 :. k. Richardson was duly appointed Con stable for Walnut Grove.
 Board adjourned
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
 BY C. W. FIERCE, Deputy. 5im
]. Ae pi..rlet csrrt. ad .I.iieial Di.tr.et.

Is tIs District c9,,yt 3d .Tssfsciai Disfriet,
 Tarapai County, Territory of Arizona. Before Hon. ". r Farmer, J,sd9e cf said Court. Van. c. Smith, W. S Little, wm Cole, R. W
 Groom. Wm Tory. F. w NanPaiten, J. P. liar
 grAye. II Brooks J. c. Dunn. and J W Knott
 plaintiffs and claimants of the " Sterling Lode"
 Come now the above named plaintiffs, by their attorney. James Anderson, and for cause of com plaint aver follows, viz
 lst. That on CT about the --th day of Novem- her, A n. is65, the said plaintiffs Smith, Little. Cole and Groom, discovered located, recorded and became the owners and posscsSors. as tenants in common, and since said date the balance of said plaintiff. have likewise become with thein owners and possessors as tenants in common, ny legal conveyanccs duly recorded, in and 10 the follow. ing described mining grounds, rights or franchis- es, towit;
 from five 10 ten feet wide situated In the Hassa- yampa Mining District, ln said county about two miles south of Quartz Mountain, and five milss south westerly from the town of Prescott, and one mile north westerly fsom what Is known as the " Old Store" on the Hassayampa river. said mine including and being composed of one claim for discovery and four by preemption, each heinz six hundred feet ip length, and having three hun drcd and fifty feet on inc northeast side and two hundred and ffy feet on the souih-wcst side, run. ming parallel with the said vein, with all dips, spurs, angles, side veins and feeders, contained within said space, said space being marked by monuments of stone h the corners thereon; and said vein having general course about s. 55 deg. F., and N 5N deg w, rpf hsvinc for iis iniiioi
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

ST. GEoRGE.-A recent letter from St. George, Utah, has the following items of in terest
 find the people of this county busy blow ing, sowing, setting out trees and vines, and pattng in garden seeds The weather has been very fine during the week.
 On Wednesday morning we visited the site of President Young's cotton factory. The brothers Elisha and Elijah Ayerett are laying the stone. Mr. A M llarman, the contrac tor, is apparently satisfied with the progress of the work. At this town many vines of the more tender varieties of grapes have been considerably damaged by the frosts of the past winter, yet the people seem not at all discouraged, but are busly engaged in plant ing vineyards. The past winter has been an unusually severe one for this section.
 The foundation of the St. George meeting house Is carried up about five feet. It is composed of massive blocks of limestone, and Is six feet thick, and has been lail under the superintendence of E. L. Parry. The build ing is to be f06 feet long by 56 feet wide.
 The citizens of this place are busily en- gagged in constructing two public corrals, hav- ing an area of CA rods each. built of rock, the walls five feet high.
 The farmers are at work in cleaning out their irrigating ditches, which in this place amounts to an annual expeuse of ten dollars per acre. s 541.s
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
, nf Er.1 n.nn.r,. d,o.n,es

Eifa,s of Fred Heggsyf dcoeaseS
 By virtue Of an order of the Hon Hez Brooks. sudgc cf Probate in and for ihs county Of isva- Iai. Ariaana Territory, all persUns Interested are required i,s s.e and appear before said Jndgp, at the court house. in the town of Prescott, iu said onnufs ai i6 o'clock A tu Inc sfh dsy May. a 's5. ii,ra and ;sisTv ;S ssiS= csssss, lf any they have. why certain real estate mining claims. etc. belonging Co said cstate, shsl no; ic ordered sold Go pay Ihe deifs and charg-es Of ad- ministraiiou Of ssld e-lste or so mnch hercof As shAu bs necesaary t0 iay the same. Prescott, Mareh 9s isd6 |. ORlFf N,
 Admiai-1fsi5T Of the ssi=ts of fred AsEEgTs, ae-
 ceased dd
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

ANOTHER Nnro.-President Johnson, on the Eth of March, transmitted to the Senate his veto message on the Civil Rights Bill He argues at length that the bill assails the independence oi tbe State Judiciary, making them subservient to the United States Courts. upon a penalty of fine and imprisonment. The constitution guarantees nothing with certainty if it does not insure to the several States the right of making their own laws ; but this bill invades that right, and, there, fore, is unconstitutional
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Es,af. of Yrra Grrasns. aeaeassS.

Estats of Frei Gcri'a,, dcaeafsS.
 Notice is herehy given v The undersigned, cS' ecutor of the above uaraed esisir Co ihe creditors Of and All persons having claims acalnst said ae e--ssed. Co s1hitA Inc same with the necessary souehsrs within one sesy fs0fn ihc trsf pnllicA- ton or tk.s notice. 10 ! Ii. Balawin al the Pres son FrehAngr Prescott AriEnnz. er tu tne Hn0cr- signed Prescott. March 2s ist9
 eez HTNRT NrSTLTT.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
TERRITORIAL ELhIMS.

Territory of Ar4soaa, efs,-c oft tAe Treaagsr,
 Tyssrotf. AYrrii {. isfs. The Territorial mining claims remaining pn .old ai lhs sale oi today Wi ie again offered foi .alr on Friday. ths sfh day of May, issG sld J T. ALSAP, Territorial Treasurer.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

APPoISrNENrs.-Am Among the Second Lieu. tenants appointed in the regular army from the volunteer service are the following :: Lieutenant Colonel Clarence E. Bennett, Is, California Cavalry, to be 2l Lieutenant 9th [. S. Cavalry Major Alfred j. Morton, 7th California Volunteers, to be 2d Lieutenant 9th |. s. Infantry Major Henry M Benson, 4th California Volunteers, to be 2d Lieutenant 18th U. s. Infantry.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
COUNTY JAIL.

Ofioc of Cierk ef Board of Sspeyrisoys
 Prescott, fasap0i County Aprd 22 1883.
 Sealed proposals Tor the erection Of a small, sr. cure and snlasfnniial nil Will be received al this office until Saturday, June go, ls6s Bidders to furnish their own plans and specifications, which must accompany the bids. Tbc Board reserve to themselves the right Co reject any and ali lads.
 By order. ' C. CHRISTIE,
 s5, Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
TERRITORY or ARIzoNA,l
 CoHasy of I'sma- fE t. B;s:T5s. cS==:, Fra. -'!'sEss! ttl,ssT.ss Granville H. oury
  naxfa naxss

David DaNis.
 To fAs dcfsHdaRs ob0re named
 Yon are hereby summoned and required 10 an swer the complaint in this action, fled with the Clerk si this Court, d TsesoG. b said cnenIy o! which copy l. herewith served upon y0n, and serve copy of said answer upon Granville IL oary. the said plaintiff, ai bis residence, al Tue son. in said county, within the tune hereinafter designated after the service of this summons and complaint on you, exclusive of the day Of such service town. 1.-the defendant Is In thc county in which this action is brought within twenty days fl the defendant is served out of the county. hu, n the district in which the action s brought. thirty days lu all other cases. forty days. And II YOU iali Co answer said complaint within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff In this action wlil take judgment against you for the sum of two hundred and Hfty-ninc dollars and fifty cents, with costs of sui.
 In witness whereof, l have hcrcnnto sc; my It. s hand aud seal CT office ;.;is ninth day 0i
 February, A. n. lAB.
 ]. RICHMOND, Clerk. BY C. W. rTERCE, Deputy. sim
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
I. s. ARMY SUPPLIES
 For Arizoaa.
Sealed proposals in duplicate
VII be received At the office of the undersigned, iB Prescott, A. T.. until i2 o'clock
 M May lst 1866.

M May lst leGe. For supplying the following Posts with forage ior The United states Army in Arizona, viz Prescott, A. T., 59l tons of Barley. Wheat or
 Corn, and e4l tons of Hay. Camp Lincoln, 29l tons of Barley, Wheat or
 Corn, and 363 tons of Hay. Camp Mason, 5l tons of Barley, Wheat or
 Corn, and 19 tons of Hay. Wickenburg, 5l tons of Barley, Wheat CT
 Corn, and 79 tons of Hay. Tucson Depot, l5l tons of Barley, Wheat or
 Corn, and 230 tons of Hay. Fort Mason, $40 tons of Barley, Wheat or
 Corn, and G62 tons of Hay. furr iss,u,e. 3s,9 :...-- e4s .sFisy, Wheat CT
 Corn. and 394 tons of Hay. Fort Goodwin, % tons of Barley, Wheat or
 Corn, and l4l tons of Hay. Fort Grant, Il tons Of Barley, Wheat or
 Corn, and los tons of Hay. Fort Mcdowell. 5G0 tons of Barley, Wheat
 or Corn, and Cq3 tons of Hay Fort Mojaye, Gl tons of Barley, Wheat or
 Corn. and % tons of Hay. More or less to lse Of the best quality, well cured, and frue irom rot, dirt, smut CT wetVi- The rrass lo be cus when 1t s fully ripe and before lt loses lis seed The grain 10 be securely sacked, part Of which will hold 5i pounds, and part iUs pounds.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE 10 lEllNQI:hI Iax PAYERS.

All persons whose taxes for the year 1885 re. main unpaid will please call on the undersigned, at the office of the ARIzoSA MINER. Prescott, and square their accounts with the conuty. By so do. ing they will save trouble and expense, as, should they refuse or neglect to do so, fife law in relation tO the collection Of said taxes will be strictly en- forced by advertisement and sale of all property upon which taxes are due.
 JOHN IT. MARION,
 Treasurer of Yavapai County Prescott. April ss lsgs. sst
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estase of Tzeosys helr~as. aoerssed
 Notscr is hereby EiVca hy thr undcrslgncd cx' eruaor O. the above asfn~d asafe. t1 thc cseAt0rs or and sn por~ons having qiaiIns against said aecrased Co cxhibis The same wlth ihe necessary ronraacrs within one yrar from ise sirs; uuhlica- ton lo ths uBdarsiguc3 ht kis offer in Tucsoa, A-lvons Tsrrisoqy M R. PIATT.
 Tefru.rs f;sfh feSs sft Exsrn or
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

THE President has expressed disapproval of Senator Stewards proposition for univer- sal amnesty on condition of the southern States granting universal suffrage
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

lN the California Legislature Senator Tut tie introduced an Act for the appropriation of sb, 300 for the construction of a turnpike road from San Bernardino 10 Arizona. We presume by way of La Paz or Fort Mohave
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
Dissolution.

PnrScoTT. Arizora, Marfh 2a iS'S The cu-pauucrshp heretofore existing heiw~cn ' NJ Rcnu;rcs and J T. Alssp, is ttir dsf de solved Or mutual consent ]. V kOUNTREE. sy J I ALsAP
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

c,pr WEIR, of the i4th regulars, commanding :. nate Creek, and G. Canning Smith, sutler at ,ha, rost, arrived here on Monday.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

ATTORNEY GESERAL BAsHFoRp arrived In Tres .o,, op Friday last, and will remain until aitei inc May term Of court.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

| tbdRt post iD a mound of rock in the Sterling rayiue, about twenty feet above where tue said vein crosses said rayine, from thence south east erly fifteen hundred feet to juniper tree, on the south.east side Of q rayne, for tue southern limit, and rom sad post north westerly fifteen hundred feet to . mound rock on or heaf the vein for the northern limit, sad mine being located, recorded and known as the sterling" Lode. 2d. That said piainins are tn like manner the owners and possessors Gf a certain tract Of land, containing not exceeding oae hundred and sixty acres lying adjacent to said IDine located aud re- corded as auxiliary 10 said mh.s, on or about the 7th November, ieo5, aad suitable tor mill site and other works necessary thereto, Fnd to the op- erating oi said mne. eaid lands beiLy described and bounded as loiiowB, to.vits
 situated on Indian Greek, sboBt Eve mile south Of ssid Prescott, commencing al pine tree on a point of ridge about one hundred yards distant ID \. W. direction from the Sterling cabin, ai the mouth of sad Sterling rnyine and running south ch2ins to Sterling faVine runs east, ~ clfasns to large juniper tree in a rayine which runs north east, thence cast 8 chains to Eagle creek runs south 4O chains to walnut tree about eight iHch- es in diameter, on the wet bank Of Indian creek, and on the east side and near the trail leading from Prescott Co said " Old Store" thence north 70 chains Co a pin. tree thence west 37 chains 0 Eagle creek runs south, 40 chains 10 tle place Of commencement.
 Sd That near the centre Of said mining claims aud about hfty fee, from said Sterling ravine,
 
 feet 10 depth, and averaging i've by six feet in width. ln manner % as to test and which does tesi said vein from The surface.
 4th. That upon said auxiliary lands claimants have caused work and Improvements 10 be made thereon in. fitting the same for mill and other reduction works, 10 the value Of one hundred dol lars
 9th That upon the comple,icn of the aforesaid work and improvements plaintiffs notified the re. cordcr Of sad county 10 that effect Bnd that they intended to hold and work said mine, and to maintain possession and use said lands as auSilia- ry thereto
 And sAe.eupcn ;he s=.a recorder made aa ex animation Of said works and improvements, and oi the limits oi said auxiliary lands n pcrsOn, and duly certified the rcsuh Of sBch examination, and recorded thc same and therein certified that plain tiffs had tn all respects complied with the law, and as avercd herein by claimants.
 0th. That claimaris have ever since said discct- cry and location and now in the actual. e1sia- save possession of said mines and lanas. that tar same ls noi embraced in any organized mining district
 Wherefore, and bv reason of the premlscs plAutiffs pray that the title u said mines aud aux Hilary iands be hy cree eonnrmfd ln them. 8Ho thsl they have surh other aud further relief as ihey may be entitled Co in lsw and equity
 JAMES ANDERSON
 Attorney for claimants.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
nIAI2ISII;D.

Az the residence ol the brides father, in Pres. oott, April lG, by $. E. Blair esquire, Mir. WIL- LIAM T. SILvERrHoRS to Miss ANY ELIZABETH EHLE.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
I I. S B. AMY !!!!!!!Y SUPPLIES SUg!? ! LL!!llSS
 FOR ARIZONA. Sealed Proposals in duplicate

wisi bs received a; ;!o office ef gAe uadessigEea
 ln Prescott, A. T.. until F o'clock M,
 May ist, 1856.
 For the use Of the United states Army in Arizo. na the following Subsistence stores, to be doiiY cred at thc Posts below mentioned, on or before the lsi of December, lsd6. Each bid will state separately the price per pound at which the whole amount will bc delivered ai Tucson Depot also in separate the price Iscr pound at which they wlli be delivered al tho different Posts, viz
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
U. s. ARMY ADVERTISEMENTS.

articles, for any one or all Of the Posts. salS bids to be made separately. No bid will be entertained from any person vbo has given aid or comfort to further the late rg. belliOn.
 Sums should bc stated in United States roli coin, or the market value thereof in United States currency on the day of payment Payment will be made a, an the Posts supplicd in such funds as furnished by the United states Government for that purpose, if on hand il uot On hand certified accounts will De given The expense Of this advertisement will De di. yided between the successful bidders pro rata. printed copy of this advertisement must b. attached Co each proposal
 Proposals to bc marked on the envelopes Pro posale for Furnishing Subsistence stoTeSn sDd addressed to
 JOSEPH FUTILE.
 Captain and Asslstant Quartermaster, Acting Chief Commissary Of subsistence,
 District of Arizons. Office Chief Commissary of Subsistence,
 District Of Arizona, Std Prescott, 4. T.D
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

A,lEs has been raging in the woods near Rahk'n' ranch, tor several days.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

W, today reprint the acts of the late Legislature ..n.,aino Supervisors and Justices of the Peace. Extra copies will be sen, to each county for the use of those officers
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

" A wERRrSoER, of La Paz, was here last -.ol with his train He brought lot of Hour .ad bacon for Rosenbach, which was quickly sold.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

CAPT. JoHs II. CosrEa. of General McDowelrs stan, who came here with the General has been staying al Fort Mcdowell and last week arrived m Prescott ria Agua Trio and Woolsey's ranch, oy which route he came to see If a direct wagon road could be had from Mcdowell to Prescott
 ne thinks the country impraeticable, although a alreet and good road may be had to wlckenburg me Captain belongs to the we'll known and es. seemed Ccsier family of New York, and entered 'he war as private in the famous 7th regiment o' that city Subsequently, when an officer Of 'As ist New York volunteers, in the seven days hght on the Pennsular, he was sho, through inc paws and taken prisoner. He suffered terribly
 ana was unable to speak word for four months
 ne came to California as a private citizen. and
 was invited by General MeDowell 10 a place un
 ms staf In order to hold which he wns rnde A
 Lieutenant tn one of the California reolmhnt.
 "ecently he has been appointed Captain of Ari. ,oha volunteers, r,es J. Ross Browne. reslcned
 e" young men of wealth and high social po,l. '.'h rendered better service or suffered more f,r 7 '"e old nag in the great war now happily clo.ed GOVERNOR GooDwIS read the revolutions
 .ne Arizona Legislature regarding his cleo
 ron and the course of Colonel Po.ton in tIe ;rh House of Representatives February lst.
 aey were telegraphod from San Francisco
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

Tur California Legislature adjourned on the 2d instant.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

Ia sAs T)sstsaef Coaa1 Sd Judseiei Dssfrief, /
 larRgaf Co4gsty. Arizona Terrftorg. Bs6ore Hoa. v. r Tan@sr, J"dse ef sssa cosHf !, Van C. srfh, " S Liiiie. Vim. Cole. R. " Groom Wm fory, ', W. NanPsiien, J. r. Mar grave. II. Brook.. J (. pEnu, and W KBoa plalntsas and claimants Of Sterling Lode"
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

W, hear that there is a ton of mail matter for prescott lying at Fort wingate. Is there no way of s,t,inr 1t here The MISER office will subscribe bberay to such end
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25
Iy '. Q. CnaIsTlE. Depaiy.
TERRiToRr or ARizoyA, 2.

TERRITORY oE ARIZONA, }a
 Cossafy of iarapai-
 ]. Milton Hadley. Clerk of ihe Distrit1 Court eg ihs 8d Judicial Di-trct la and for sSia county, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is fuii true and correct cory Oi thr ortgirni cpna- plaui order of the Judge and summons. in sad cause as the same appear on fic in my Otice. la witness NaerCof l have hefvHnIo set ny
 hand aud afsixc8 the seal of said rouf; IT, s-i this sth day 0f April. D. isfG.
 MILTON HADLEi, Clerk. By r c. CHRISTIE, Deputy. 'A
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

tlz rsarirg tEe sssr~grsfrg s-Tsss'n'Ef Hn1 m motion of James Anderson, attorney for com ordered that summons issue ia said canAe rctasnAlls Saturday. June sth. lst6.
 WILLIAM r TURNER
 District Judge
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

L. S. ARMY ADVERTISEMENTS.