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Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
DIvoRcE-cUMM1Ns W. ouMMIss.

Territory II dsxsoso, Gossziy ~ YaraDuf,
In The Bistricf Conrt TEir6 Insssisl Dk1rief. An
and fer szid nosnty Of yavayai
Williams cuupsiss. Plaintsa.
Jane rumraIns, Defendant.
4 CTfUN bFouE NJ IN tine Dsssrses ~. Il,
"A and for the County Of favepA. IN tie
Territory OF Arizona: The Territory Of ArizanA
seeds greeting 20 Jane Cummings, defendant -
fO1 are hereby summoned and required 10 appear
In action brought against you by the abose
nauea plaintiff In the District Court Of the Third
DiriSirt, county or fayapai, Territory Of
Arizona, 20 answer The complain. fse1 tssrsss "a
copy Of which accompanies this snmmons) within
twenty days texc!Gssye Of tsc day Of seryiee upon
yoH OF this summons, II served within this county,
but II without the county and 10 the Territory
hen forty days and u without the Territory,
then twenty days.
This action i brought to obtain a decree Of
Divorce from the bonds Of noAtfDony, By plaintiff
IN The above entnieu cause, RON you the said de-
fendant and you are hereby notieed that n you
fAii 20 appear aud answer the complaint a. above
required, the plaintiff viii take sefsnt against you
=..@ I'll s=.s :..sS FS.s.. q
ed In plaintiff = complaint and for costs Of suit
Given under my hand and the seal Of the court,
this third day Of April. A. ID. 1851.
Ew. WILLS Jr
l. .. Clerk District Court
J. VI. Booas, Deputy.
John Howard. Attorney for PlAlntin
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
DIvoRCE-JoNEs VS.. JoNEs-sUxxox,.


IerritOyy II doiz0ao, CDunfy Of Yarapai:
In the District Court Third Judicial District In
and for said county Of Yayapai
Caroline 4. Jones, plaintiff,
W Clsnde Jones, defendant
A CIlON brought in the District Court in
"a and for the county Of Yayapai. in the
Territory Of Arizona
The Territory u Arizona sends greeting 10 W.
Caude Jpncs defendant: VEG are hsfeir, sum.
nonci and required to appear In an action brought
against you by the above named plaintiff ip the
Distrlei Court Of the Third Judicial district coun
~ Of favapai. Territory Of Arizona TO answer the
complaint fled therein Il copy OF which accompa-
MES tins summOns) within twenty days (excIusive
Of the day Of service amer tie service uron Won OF
this summons. II served within this county Int IN
without the county and IN The Territory fhp forty
days, and II without the Territory then twenty
days.
This action is brought 10 obtain decree of Di.
yorce from the bonds OF matriniOny by ul.intiff
from you the said defendant on the grounds on
abandonment aud adultery, AZ will more fully an
pear IN Plaintiffs complaint And you are hereby
notified that II you fail 20 appear and answer the
complaint A. above required. the plaintiff will take
default against you, and will apply 20 the Court
for The relief demanded In plaintiffs complaint.
and for costa Of suit
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court
this third day OF April, A ID. 1851
y. W WELLS Jr
Clerk Of the District Court Sd Judleal Dis,rie,
j. NJ BoG0s, Depu:y.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
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Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

h p< Difriet Cant. Third Judicial Distrsa:
William J. CunDihs,
Jane CamfDins.
Territory Of Arizona. comfy Of TaszpaL
NILLlAM j. Cummins, being duly sworn,
w deposes and says that be Is the pain
iii IN the above entitled cause and a resident "
Prescott In the county Of Yayapai and Territory
OF Arizona, Aforesaid, and have commenced sgit
and caused a summons 20 lie issued against the
above named defendant, aad thai q good cause Of
action exists fof divorce FROM the bonds Of Taatri
mony with the defendant Jane Cummins and an
ant farther says that b. the beet Of his know edge
and hslisf, the said defendant 4 resident 81
the Territory Of Arizona, and resides in the State
OF California and her post Office address being IN
known 70 the plaintiff Further affianf saith not
W J. COMMAS
sworn and subscribed 10 before me, the third day
AErii, A. ID. 1861
T. W. WILLS, Jr
Clerk Of the District Court
J. NJ. Bo0ss, Deputy.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

HIRAM WooDRrTr. the famous Jockey,
died on Long Island recently, of congestion OF
the lungs. Hiram was the king Of jockeys,
and Lady Suffolk, Boston, Patchen, Dexter
and most Of the noted racers Of the past %
years made their best time under his reins.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
ORDER OF ooURT-JoNEs vs.. JONES.

Ia he District Court Third Judieiol Dtaricf.
Caroline r. Joncs. plaintiff
va
". Claude Jones, defendant.
I'm hearing the affidavit Of plaintiff in the
" above entitled cause, a. filed in the Office
OF the clerk OF the district court and showing that
an action has been commenced aud Summons issu-
ed, and that good Cause OF action exist. for Dl.
yofce from the bonds Of natrimony, aud thAt W.
CiaSde Jones u neces@ary party thereto. and
that be u believed 20 be absent from this Territory
and his Residence - unknown 20 plaintiff II h,
therefore ordered that service Of summons In the
above entitled cause be made upos The dsfsrAss;
W Claude Jones. by publishing copy thereof for
period OF sixty DAYS IN the Arizona Miner. a
Newspaper Published at Prescott IN said county.
Ws. y. TUKsER,
District Judge III judicial District;
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

Sou.rE JUDGg.-W. H. Tonge, having resign
Mic Of Probate Judge for Pimo County, the
Srpor, on the 18th instant, appointed Sidney
hong 10 the position. Mr.. Long was an off,
. the CaIiforna Volunteers, and has of late
IA In Tucson. He was recommended by
of the prominent citizens Of that place.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
Democratic
County Convention.

A 7 a meeting Of the County Democratic
"A Central Committee held at Prescott, ON
the 10th day Of March, IL was:
Resotced, That a Democratic County Con-
vention be held in Prescott, on the 4th day
Of May, 1867.
Resoired That primary elections. be held
on the 18th day Of April, in the various Pre-
cincts hereinafter named, for the purpose of
electing to said Convention the number Of
delegates apportioned TO each precinct.
Resotred, The test shall be" Are YOU n
Democrat 2" The apportionment Of Dele
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
DIvoRCE-oRDER OF COURT-CUh-
MINIS We. CUMMINS.

IN lle Dist'iei Court IN aad for he Third yrl1t-
ciai District
w .. Cummins, PlalEilH ,
Va.
Jane Cummins Defendant
.nN reading the affidavit Of Plaintiff in tho
" above entitled cause, az filed IN the Of
Zee Of the Clerk Of the DistFicf Court and show
ing that action has been commenced, and sum
mons issued, and that good cause Of action ex-
lists for divorce from The bond Of matTimony
with defendant Jane Cummins, and thai said de-
fendant u a necessary party thereto, and that Ehe
IL believed 10 be mon resident Of the Territory Of
Arizona and that the said defendant resides IN the
State Of California, her Post ONCE address being
unknown 10 plaintiff Il b therefore ordered,
thai ssFcS % s:ssio5s Ia ;iss above entitled cause
be made upon fhe defendant Jane CummiDs, BY
Publishing copy thereof for the period Of sixty
days, In the Arizona Miner, newspaper published
10 the tOwB Of Prescott, In said county.
WEI TUHsEH
District Judge Third Judicial Dissrics.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20


{. TRUmAs.--The press gang is clan.
Pnd always inclined to rate newspaper
little better than anybody else and
so superb fellow as Ben. G. Truman
ec'al =. o. agent, is around, the types
ger to sound his praise. We canno,
p them, and would not, from saying
Funan, who has been printer, editor
prrespondent, and is still intimately
bed with the press, was most welcome
to the MINER office. Like all true
per men be Is frank, joTisI aud hearty,
olltan and liberal in his ideas, and So
liking Of good fellows.n When the
gan he was on the Philadelphia Press.
nt to Nashville with Andrew johnson,
was made military Governor Of Ten
and vas member Of his staff. In 1865
sed the Nashville Press, now leading
"a tennessee. At the suggestion Of
Trend John W. Forney he sold the
pa IN the fall Of 1868, went 20 Wash
md took charge Of the Daily chroaieis.
he returned TO the West as the war
pndent Of the New York Times. lie
ecounts Of a number Of che great bat
thAt paper He was again associated
'Sernor johnson, and started popu-
paper, called the Times, and exerted
Tor the admission Of Tennessee into
pm and the election Of johnson to
Presidency. After johnson became
~; lac ~s- sent s5uth - commission
spent eleven months at New Orleans,
Pr points, preparing an elaborate re-
the condition and wants Of the peo.
"a was submitted TO Congress by the
y published, and highly commended
press throughout the country. Dur
he correspondent with the New York |
Fo'n various watering places in the
q last winter ne came overland to
"a TO act q special agent Of the p. |
ftment FOR this coast. In this posi-
which he is admirably qualified, he
the p. o. Department great salts
and we believe his visit to Arizona
~ IN an early and gratifying improve
our mail accommodations.
ruman Is at present corresponding
San Francisco Bulletin, and New
pes, through both Of which infiuen.
pals he will speak good word for
ected Territory-and the thanks Of
'e are due him for the lively and gem
ferest be has taken in our behalf.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

svu,L RosEcRAss and Captain w. II. Win
rere lately a, Fort Mohaye, and proposed to
here but returned TO Yuma.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

NEw RoAD---Ther Is sn order At Fort
Mcdowell to open military road up che
Verde 70 Camp Lincoln. good thing.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

ABLs.-A grand banquet was given
nt'c Cable party by the Americans
?, and gold medals presented to oy-
sield, Captain Anderson, Canning,
Dushby Smith.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

Gxs. HaILsox and staff were exported at
Wilmington On the 18th, ON their wsy TO
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

I, GOVERNOR has appointed A. NJ. White, Of
4 villages, and q. II. Brinley, Of Arizona City
Mics Public.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

kyESoa MCCORMICK has been elected cor.
hiding member Of the California Academy OF
~al Science, and Of the New York Historical
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

VIE death Of Mr.. Il. A. Bentley having pre-.
Il vented the completion Of his contract 70
purchase the ARzosA MINER Office, II IL now Of
lercd FOR sale at the price he was TO have paid.
with the simple addition OF the outlay for ne "
material procured since the date Of his contract
Inc establishment has two good presses, aud In
news and job type IL one OF the mos, complete
upon the Pacific coast outside Of San Francisco
rarties wishing 10 negotiate, and ready TO pur.
chase FOR CASH, will address
ARIZONA MINER
Prescott, Arizona
Prescott, April 20, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

ALExASDER MAHos writes from Wheeling.
MAJ be has had pleasant visit to the East
|eapects to return here in the spring with sew
members Of his family. L. 8. jerks writes
s Colorado that he will probably be here this
with number Of emigrants.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate cf Robsrf Short decreased.
Notice l. hereby given b. ihe undersigned Ad
ninlstrator OF the above named estate, TO the
ereaitofs OF, and all persons having claims against
she said deeeased, 10 exhibit the same wEih the
necessary vouchers, " thin year FROM the first
publication OF this notice 10 the undersigned, at
bis Office Ia Prescott
! :. v. BLAIR, Administrator
Prescott, Dec -, 1850 24i4
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

toSEL CARTER, Secretary Of the Territory
bpanied by Mr.. Truman, Mr.. Hardy, and
left for the Colorado on the 18th. The
kl will visit Fl Dorado Canon, Cailvilie, and
fpoints up the river, aud be absent a month
Eweeks. He isa quiet, pleasant gentleman,
bed by all who have made his acquaintance,
y wish him an agreeable journey and safe re-
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
NOTICE.

PARTIES wishing 70 locate Ranches on the Pres-
colt aud Mohaye Road, will not be charged toll
Tor passing over said road 10 aud from their ran.
chcs, tor one year from March lat, 1861
WI. II. HARDY, Pres. y. a NJ. T. Road
Feb 3--4-if
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE,

WE partnership heretofrs exciting be-
= tween Henri t,r7nneii and GsDrre. y.
hvopeI 4 Co, doing basineSs at Maricopa Welss.
rwsst water and sseafon, A. T under the style Of
~ 1rinneli q Co, is this day dissolved by mutual
renseDi--HehTy Grinnsil having disposed Of his
eHtlre Interest 20 George r. Hooper 4 Co, who
wiz hereafter carry on said business az the above
lAmea places under the style and firm name Of
Geo Y. Hooper a Co. who assume ali ltahIIlfia-
and 20 whom all debts due the late firm Of H. Grin.
nell a Co must he paid
HENRY GRINNELL.
GEO y HOOPER A co.
Marieopa Wells, A T., February "a. 1891. IA
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

B. MEACHAM. AUcrosEER,
VIII give personal attention. 10 sales az Auctions
Of hesl Bstate, Mining Claims, and Mer-
enaadize generally
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

= ERlL MAsoS, formerly In command in Ari-
/ hAs gone to Join his regiment, the 18th, In
We believe he Is Major and Brcyet Lieut..
beL
5one Lewis, OF the California Volunteers, is
At Tubac. Captain Titus Is Quartermas,er's
! at Maricopa Wells.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
ARIZONA
Mail Company.

INHE STAGES leave San Bernardno eve.
l. ry Monday afternoon, on the arrival Of
the Los Angeles Stages, for Hardyviiie.
w. n. BALLARD, Superintendent.
WOLF FOLKS, Agents,
San Bernardino. S-tf
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
]. S. Williams
Advertising Agency,
chesnut-stroet-Sorth-EA't Corner Of Finh,
ST. LOUIS, No.
Quartermaster's Stores
AT AUCTION.

Viz following articles Of Quartermaster's
Il Stores will be sold at Public Auction. at
Camp Lincoln, A. T on Tuesday the sd day Of
April 1867, at II O'Clock, m precisely "A Appa.
rsjoes- bunk wagon boxes blankets. ! harse
brush, lead bars, ehsirs, 9Th chain. ] wagon
cover. hAiters, horses, setE harness. black
smiths hammer. water kegs. 2 check lines
grind stone and fixtures. neck straps, 2 wagon
saddles, Jockey sticks, table, double and sir
gle trees, 2 feed troughs, vice, wagon whlp.
:, IEhss--cash, In Y. 5. Currency, payable imme.
dsAiely on The termination Of the sale. when the
stores VIII BE aeiIycr~si q, the purchsscr,
GEORGE NJ. DOWNEY.
Breves ma Y. b A. Acrtg Asst Quzrnsuuuscr
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

Officers accompanying General Gregg, are
Hooker, late Lieutenant Colonel OF one Of
zliiornia regiments, who viii act as Adult
captain Williams, and LieuteBants Owens,
y aud Fechet, and DR.. Middleton. Lieut.
y tson u the lamented Gen. Wright, and
rly Colonel Of the I'd California Volunteers,
krved With distinction In the lower part OF
erntoryl accompanied the General, with re-
for the Companies Of the l4,h infantry, com
I'd by Major Krause and Major Downey
here Lieut. Wright will go to Fort Goodwin
~ his regiment, the 32d
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

j POTTER, personal friend, and, we believe,
nive Of General Gregg, accompanied him 10
1ptt and proposes 10 enter into business here.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

t,srRKE aud BEAKDsLEEs kno~ ios TO keep
ID. Try them. Geo Cooler has first class
sges in the same building-the old Osborn
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

crsens.sh. take. At par al sAs Ari.o..
nfnsr OAee,
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

Quartz mill owners using my RUSSIA IRON
SCREENS viii saw IN hundred Der cent. Guar.
sutsed 70 be the beet and cheapest IN use ON the
Pacific Coast, and will not rip or tear,
Orders seiieited asd promptly attended 70.
N. B.-J. w. Quick IL the osly competent and
successful Manufacturer Of screens on this coast
having made screens for the principal mills for
California and the adjoining Territories for many
sszx1. Inns
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

TELEGRAPH reports Hon. John A. Rush,
place, a. appointed United States District
Rey for this Territory. Mr. Spencer. who
Ppoinied when Mr., Gage resigned, did not
and the Office hos bern seeking an oceu-
br some time. II u not sincr.iIve, although
bOrlnt place, @pd NJ HDssh sssll Avar the
more than himself ~ taking ~ In tbs
|paH Of the Territory eousiderabse ieg., hu-
has been delayed FOR the want Of District
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

pa CorFIs. af the Bully Bueno mine, lie said
met good success in financial arrangements
Fladelphia. lie Is expected here early in
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
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