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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27
TESTIMONIAL FROM The
1ev. John Mott, y. y,
ProSsssse b Uaiea Cslleos, Schenectady.
SeauassRASs, Len. II, 1see.

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sis,sn - sshs pAyu1siaas sesspuonesa.
Team truly.
JOHN MOTT.
LETTER FROM
e. G. WAITE, EsQ.,
Prspsieter Of he Sbssmaa Hssss. Ohieago.
CsIcAoo. Nsv. Oh, 1855.
On. Llen1niLL
Dssr Sir IL wish 70 express b yss The
Appreciation Il ysss still = psasalissss,
particularly il ~ relief aAseded many
afflicted with Oaaassh. I. oysslf. havisg ~
esivsd permanent bsssat ffsa yeur treat
nsas. Csssratshtjse ths afflicted In he
West. sfs sppsstasity 70 avail theasslvss
q yess invalssbls ssevissa, asd wishine
Sea nueh success.
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sfthe systsm. II il from this that all good and
Bad edects 70 eut 70 bless curse its possesscr.
hsks II clsea. put il in good running order,
treat Il hanAsomely, and there will b NO more
nitis. Wsrspeat il, that Schencks Seaweed
Toase will do this for the stomach. II 10 nature
coming 10 rescue OF man in his peril.
When the nature aud condition Of disease are
Thoroughly understood, II will he seen that the
shat the doctrine Ne briefly inculcate 10 the true
eas. cad that the medicine advocate 10 pre-
eiseiy adapted 20 the docsriue. Thousands Of
sfeecnstrucsed stomaehs" in nearly every State
- the usica. will gladly testify TO this, and
praise, - they should. the msrvelleus yirtues
81 Schsack's Ssawced Tonic.
WY q lsas, eight people in ten ought 70 use
oss tsose nay be stated;
ie@ because your stomach 10 out Of order and
w \. seens- or later. unless aided. break down.
- ceoes.e you do rot have half the enjoy
oses 81 me saat you might.
ID Bscsuss y.ar blood Is not pure and good.
ssd u aes. you sss liable to active disease al
e., s.:s,ss yoa s.s,o. sAi.l. = 1T. or d.
vere il u ceedisisa THE t.rie vin ,lsce you
81. beeo1es q u ysur dgs q - healthv
ssd s1ssae. y Aavs : ssapeaA 4as1- "a ia -
yesr sesesat = wsll = 49, 60 yeu.
esh, neesase this feale = vl11!s =. mems Of
would psy ase lalf yes would - 10 life sm Du,
Ihsss reasoae. end bseausss. might b mus
pied indefinitely and each ia ~ true - truth.
We assert 1t without contradiction, thpt
cchenek': Seaweed Tonic is one Of the great44t
compounds that chemical. medical, or anv 9TH
Or science or skill ever achieved, and its magic
merits have only 10 be known 10 make il vel.
land. -
cOssampsstive patient n this cenditapn bsfcr his
raiuonic Syrup can be digested and penetrate
eAe bioed-vcssels. 20 heal cavities in the lungs.
DR.. J. u. Schenck is professionally at his
principal o6ce, No. - North Sixth ST., corner
Of Commerce st., Philadelphia. every Saturday
where Ill letters for sdvics must be addressed
Price Of the Pulmenie 1yrsp and Seawssd
Tonic,
BACH else Pen BOTTLE,
on o7.se PEE HALF DOZEN.
0RnnA3a1ro Rl110s - 90. . Dox.
Per - y Il ue1egises - Dsalers.
- oouDuukso ALHA1AOpOn IN OAM
n1QAD Observation-Disclosures
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23
Eastern and California News.

Georgia has adopted the new Constitution. General Gordon was elected Governor.
 Property valued at S1,O0o,OOO was destroy ed by fire at St. Louis on the morning of April 2lst.
 The majority for the new Constitution in South Carolina, as telegraphed by General Canby, !. 36,OOO
 The Radicals of Louisiana have elected their State ticket. A Radical has been cleo ted Mayor of New Orleans. Democrats have a majority in Common Council
 The trial of Cole, for the shooting of His cock, was progressing at Albany, New York.
 The President has sent to the Senate, the name of Gen schofield to be Secretary of War, in place of E M. stanton, ren0rei.
 tienerai Meade has threatened to suppress the Savannah (Ga) Adrertiser.
 Hon. wm c. Rives died at his residence in Charlottesville, Va, April %.
 Bands of armed "patriotsn arc making things lively in Mexico.
 The impeachment mania is spreading, the members Of church in Washington have impeached their minister for dabbling in poli- tics.
 The Democracy of the Atlantic States have requested the National Democratic Commit tee to issue call for National Convention before July.
 A meeting of soldiers and sailors recently took place in Washington, by which Hancock was recommended for President
 EZ. C. Judson (Ned Buntline) is coming to California.
 Major General Ord has arrived in San Francisco.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23

ARRIVALS During the week. F. ]. CooK C. T hoger' and James Bakcrarrived from California. 'ohh Ronntrce, John Howell and others came up From Skull Valley, A. E. Swain. l.. s. stephen. son and MT. O'Bren, from Walnut Grove. sev. eral gentlemen came up from Wickcnburr.
 A WILD CAT which l. C. Dickason, of Beaver valley, Lower Agua Frio, raised and presented to General Gregg, who left it at Fort Wbinple. was found by Mir Dckason recently. on his ranch It seems that his cat-ship got away from the fort found his way to the scenes of hi. ear. Tier cathood, was treed by the dogs. and recap- tured by MT. Dickason. The cat seemed to rec. ognize Dick, and on his going up the tree, Thomas surrendered at discretion
 NUlsAScEs.-There are several nuisances aronna owh' which should be removed or covered up before hot weather sets in Let us preserve our reputation for cleanliness and healthfulness by all means
 TIE trains of Messrs. Stephens. Hobbs and Chenowth, arrived here this week, from La Paz. with goods for James Grant Wormser X Co.,. RaVena, and Bashford They started back Thurs day morning, heavily laden with lumber for Wickenburg.
 SELLS CnEAP.-A. Barnett, of Wckenburg. has recently received large stock of groceries. pro- visions clothing, etc., which he is selling of very cheap. The following are some of his pri- ces: Lard, 30c per ID. bacon 35 Co g Bc: crushed sugar, 7tc; brown sugar, 27c and BOG. Thesc are what we call fair prices, and we hope Barnett will keep on reducing ,hepriccs until every man. woman and child in the country will know him but to lore him for the good he has done. He purchased bis stock from Geo r. Hooper & Co.,. Arizona City.
 COVERED WITH sNow-The San Francisco Mountain, to the North Of Prcscoit. ia jus; now. as white as it vas at any time last winter. What in thunder do the elements mean?
 BAD WEATHER-Wc are disgusted with the quality of weather dispensed to us the past week During the daytime the wind has come over the mountains, from tbe south in fearful gusts The nights have been cool, and altogether. it has been the meaacst weather we have ever witnessed in these mountains in May Since the above wa. III VI lfs Al' HANlu nus tfA~fHl anu we nave NAl a heavy fall Of rain. Al tbe time of writing this Friday morning t is still raining. and the cloud. look black and threatening. Hurrah for the rain it is worth thousands of dollars to the country How thc growing crops will spread and exal' themselves!
 WIuIDRAwN.-It pleases us to know, that our friend F. W Wells Jr, has withdrawn bis name from the Peoples ticket. Mr Wells s n splen- did young man, and deserves better fate thar being slaughtered. politically. to adyan lhc in tercst of Mccormick X Co. The wire-pulicr- o the faction held out all sorts of inducements Co him in order to have him accept the nomination which, in a moment of thoughtlessne-s he did but soon thereafter, rcpented, and is now "sorrl be did it. The race for the Recordership is nov between John H. Behan the nominee Of th, Democratic party, and C. T. Rogers. who hai announced himself as an independent candidate MT. Behan will bc our next Recorder.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23
Mining News.

PATTY of miners started last week, from Walkers District, to prospect for a rich silver lode which is supposed to be in the Silver Mouu- tain country, on the south side Of the range. Float has been picked up in the vicinity of Sil yer Mountain. that has assayed as high az Sl 100 per ton iR silver We have been in that region, and think considerable of it as a mining country, but know that unless something very rich is discovered, sometime viii elapsc before the hum of industry will resound in its mountains and wales.
 RlcH .Np SrRsNag.LeoErSG QuAETz RoCK-L C. Gray has allowed us to take a squint al s small piece of rock from the new ledge on the desert near Black Tanks about midway between La Paz and Prescott. Abou; half the piece looked like bastard white quartz, which, we be- lieye, contains very little gold. The remaining half is red, fne-grained rock, which, although not showing much free gold, is very rich. Hun dreds of tons of rich rock, are, people say, in sight, and parties who own in it and who are working upon it, are excited 10 an eXcusable de- gree Hope 1t will fill the bill.
 MR. N. LEWIS of Big Bug, has sent to Califor- mia for hydraulic ixings, with which to work his rich claim in the Mexican Guloh. Big Bug Dis trict Several Big Bug miners were in Prescott last week, all of whom spoke fsyorsbly of the diggings.
 A LARGE party of our citizens went over to the Hassayampa to look at the Chase mine and Azilan mill Monday last. The mill was running beautifully the rock looked well, and it was the general impression of all hands that il would pungle. MF. Gray, gentleman who has spent considerable money here in mining, and who is very careful on quartz matters, was favor ably impressed with mine and mill. The propri- etors of the mill, A. O. Moves George Curtiss, two of the most energetic and deserving citizens of the Territory, should be well rewarded, and we hope they will be. They are running tun- uel seven hundred feet in length through ground belonging to other parties, in order 10 strike their own ground; great and generous under taking Success attend them.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23

THE California mail arrived yesterday eve ming The Impeachment farce was being played at Washington. Fessenden, of Maine, and other Republican Senators were getting disgusted with the performance and had @- serted that the President could not be con victed. The California Democratic Conven- ton appointed, as Presidential Electors, ". T. Wallace T. J. Henley, F.. J. c. Kewen, A. B. Dibble and George Pearce. J. A.. Johnson and $. B. Axtell, have been nom- mated for Congress.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23

Wg learn from our namesake the "MIsER.n published at Ontonagan, Michigan. in the Lake Superior Copper Mines, that 99,037 tons i,29G pounds of. copper were shipped from those mines during the past % years. The Miner comes to us every week, marked "Please X, and we wish to inform it that we do so, and -four paper does not reach it, it is not our fault.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23
All a Hoax!
Why isit
Excellent Butter

from LEVI BAsHFoRD, at his store in Prescott next door to the Pioneer Drug Store myl6
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23

FRoM PIMA CoUNTY.-T W. Brooks has shown us letter from Dr. Shelton, formerly of this county, but now of Tucson. Pima county, whichs speaks encouragingly of polit. ical matters in Pima. The Democrats, the letter says, rW not vote for the Governor, and the leading Republicans had no confidence in him. Rush's election is certainty.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23

RECENTLY, in San Francisco, some women dressed in men's apparel, attempted to enter a hall in which lecture was about to be delivered, especially for the enlightenment of the ruder sex. The fair and inquisitive creatures were recognized by brothers lovers. husbands, etc. and beat a hasty retreat.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23

SAMUEL BrtNYAN, who is known to almost every Californian, personally and 5y reputa- iion, was shot at and slightly wounded, at Calistoga, a short time ago, by a man with whom he had A dispute about some mill property
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23

THr Indian Peace Commissioners may pay Arizona visit during the summer They will find lots of work here, and their "red brethren very obstrepolous. "
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23

Coop THISG. - l500O copies of Ross Browns Report on Mines and Mining in the mineral producing States and Territories, are to be printed
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23

A SAN FRAScIsco paper says that China men, in that city, live upon six cents a day.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23
MARRIED.

At Camp Mcdowell, Arizona, April 5th, 1868, by Rev. c. NJ. Blake, MT. William F. Johnson to Miss Saphronia Adams, both of PhGnix, Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-23
ARIZONA STAGE COMPANY. 3a A

The Mail will arrive and depart as follows: Arrives ai Presoott Tuesdays and Frdays Leaves prescou WedueslAys and Saiurdays. Arrives ai sod leaves La raz Tuesdays and saturdays
 and leaves Nickeuburg Aondays Thursiays. Stage win leave Wlckenburg every Thursday, with the malls, connecting. at La Paz, with tbe California mall scTyicc, under She supervision Of the contractors Mcssrs. Clurgsge and Ballard, who will forward passengers, by stage. from San BcrnardnO Co La Paz, every Wedncsday. From thence they will be conveyed by the undersigned, by stage Co Wickenburg, where through passen. gers wil be furnished with saddle-annals 10 carry them over the mountains. Co Prescott Passengers leaving san Bernardino on Wednes- day evening, wil arrive in Prescott on the follow Ing Tuesday; those leaving Prescott on Wednes- day will arrive in San Bcrnardino the following Tuesday.
 Agents-J GoldwAtcF La PAz; ". K. Ferris, Nickenburg
 JAMES GRANT
 Contractor and Proprietor. Prescott, April %, 1sSs
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$25 REWARD.

Strayed or Stolen from the subscriber,
living at Sank Rapids, on the I'd Of Sep
tember, 1868, ONE YOKE OF OXEN
one is speokled, with brass buttons on his
horns !; the. other vas deep red, has .
scar on left side, back Of shoulder they
we're about four years old each. I will pay
the above reward for their return or for
Information that will lead to their recovery.
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Mill. Wood for Sale. ;.

G.. Bridgnan, has; constantly On Had
dry Or green wood, which he Il ready ID
ds6vss Is any, part Of The city. - .,,.-
Orders nay b. left In The order box
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4 NoNJUeA1. 1--we, AND THE HAPPINESS OF
~ Tre 1an3aga Essay tor Young Men, on tho
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TT s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI,
November l6 1865

I 0'0ANO VFE1CE, 81. CLVUU MIMI,
November l6, 1868,
joh1 Aahenhurst:
Sir: You arc hereby notified to appear At this Office
on the 2o1R DAY OF DECEMBER 1865, at 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon of the said day and then and there
made BY you July 25,h, 1866 upon the So u
section 7, township LIS. range s., in the Dis. :
tet ofands subject TO sale at ST. Cloud, Mimi should
onment thereofby you and and there to
show the same when yon will be permitted to contest
such showing. H.C. WAIT; Register.
novl9-6We Il. G. BURBANK, Receiver
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GTATE OF MINNEs0TA.-DIs1RICT COURT
~ Seventh Judicial District, County Of Stearns.
Peter Bxauch, Plaintiff.
o0aiast >SCNNONS

Charles stolisy, Delendant,
6n1ant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
ehs complaint In this action which has been filed in
the county Of stearns, and to serve copy of your
answee to the Aic complaint on the subscriber, at
hi once In St Cloud, Stearns county, Minnesota,
within twenty days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive of the day Of such service and
nvou fail to answer the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will take judg
ment against you tor the full sum of two hundred
dollars, with interest hundred and fifty dollars
from the ni1eteenth day Of July 1885, and interest
MY dollars from tie LIST Of September 1865 besides
the costs and disbursements Of this action.
Dated September Is, A. D. 1868.
C. C. ANDREWS
ptl7-7t Plaintiffs Attorney, St. Cloud, Mimi
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
H. November /, 1868.
William G. Bos,ceu:
SIR: You arr hereby notified to appear at thiso
on the 21sr DAY OF DECEMBER, 1868. at 10 O'Clock in
inc forenoon Of the and then and there show
you September goth, 1866, upon the X ne Il X
nwA section 81, township 12e, range 81, IN the
Dstrct OF lands subject to sale 1T St. Cloud MIMI
should not be cancelled as William " Ram .IIeeas
an abandonment thereofby you, and proposes then
ana tAere to show the same when you will be per-
mitted to contest such showing
H. C. WAIT Register,
nov56wt II. C, BURBANK Receiver
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ November Ii, 1865.

jcsepk A. Nyet:
e1: You are hereby notified to appear 1T th, ofsc,
On the 2ssH DAY OF DECEMBER 1865, At 10 o'clock in
enc OF the said DAP and then and there show
you ApE1l 10th, 1865, upon the ~ Il nv 4 sec.
ton !: "a No X nv X section 2,
soxnsmp ~. r.oee q. in tho District of lands
caneelsd. o. August Torsren alleges an abandon
meat thereof By you, and proposes then and
thefe 70 show the same, when you will be permitted
to contest such showing.
H. G. WAIT, Register,
1oVAsowl II. c. BURBANK, Receiver,
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7 AND 01I1C1 d. CLOUD. Mun- -..-.-..--...-
IL Oot0bef 6Gh, 1895.
r.: Yos otc h.:by setiasd T. .ppsar ct this ole.
on 18th DAY OS A0vknB9R, lS6s, 1t 10 o'clock in
thefossnoos Il H. sad asy and fhsn and thers sov
BY you June 18th, 1sS7, upoa the se II NV eL
wZ swMss e section q township 10, ranks 81.
v tho District d lands subject to sale ct st. Cioud
Hinn shoaA not b oanoslsd ~ Donsnick Xdsmx ~
a!egss ~ absndonmsnt thereof BY you and proposes
tosn and there TO St0W the same, when ron viii ia
permitted 70 contest such showing.
1870. u 9: WAIT, Register,
ectl4SwD II. @. BURBANK kecaixar
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.Livery.and Sale" Stable

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:s:4his sad.iaisaasa III. j il erected IL
aifire5 and comum1iodious stable on The COR,
,nss sof Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site CiArk - store; near thie: Central House,
which he has al1sd with. livery slssk, COM
:prising number Of ,;ss s.;<:, ,.2z
~. ,r,.% - FINE HORSES, ~. };
s Suitable. for either riding % driving, and =
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ure parties always ready. a'"'$ g : >.''''
AN orders for teams, Tor Excursions, Fa-
nerals or = Journey viii: be- attended. to
hi: .;cef i, II IL. lest lind, and ii i.
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.cALENIc- INSTITUTE.
NEDICALREPORT. price

-: A MEDICAL REPORT. price
n s. cents, just published,
on the diagnosis Of We, crial
diseases, giving . concise de-
scrfption Of the various diseases
affecting the urinary and gene
rative organs. Especial Attcn-
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among the young men Of the
present day, we'll known to b.
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r AND OFFICE, u. CLOUD. MIN.
=! October II, ICES.

AND 011IC1, ". CLOUD, MINI.
~ October II, 1895.
ks,a L. 4oraaG.
h1:!os ese he1eby nOt1ed TO appear at this oesee
@ ths 41s DAYO1 DDcENBER. 1S66 at 10 ocIoekin
ses sorsnoon q the sa'd day. and then and there
NOV cause Why your Homestead EptEy No. llas
49,. y yos Apstl In, lse6, spoo the - y
sss IN se.a:sip Y! r.ags o. n The District a
p seaoeesed - 1artAsl GEohsmapn siLexea an a,on
eososst tsessof By yos. and proposes then and tere
contest such showing. ' !"
80. u. G. WAIT, Reeist@e.
oe14s0vA - u. =. BURBANK, Receiver.
T AID O1J9ck. 60. CLOUD, 1ida..
~ Oetebss II, tsss.
~: 10. AZ hskeby no9iaed to appear At this Ole.
- The IN DAY OF OeCkEBER. le1s. q 10 oelocs b.
~ ..:sson e ~ I'd then aad th,rs no.
~ february 2, 1s1, ppon ~ sw Il psL e Z
nxk ssHsv1lavxssH section IL, tosnshie
10, 1ang6 Il, q he district o( land srhtact =.
~ st @. CleuA, 1ian, shosh not be esncesd. NJ
John Jit!aiDouo alleges IN sbs0donnent thsxeo1
~ you, and proposes then and there to show
The same. when you viii b permitted to contes tsuch
showing. II. G. WAIT. Rseister. '>A'
oetAsowI II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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/ ANO V111CE, 81. CLOUD, HIM,
I October 80, 1868.
Zaehavias Hinp+
sH: 1oa are hereby notified to appear At this Office
on tne1t1A DAY 0fOBCEABER, lsjS, 1t 10 O'Clock in
tho forenooa Of the said day and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Eptry No, lll6. made BY
You April lzth, 1866 upon the ne section6, township
10 range 90 in the district Of lsnds subject to sale Il
st. clood. Aina- should not be Cancelled, a. William
Auesey alleges IN abandonment thereof by you, and
proposes then and there to show the same when YOU
will DO permitted to contest such showing.
H. G. WAIT, Register,
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AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD. H1xs..
- October ~ 1899

AND OFFICE, IT. CLOUD, M1NH..
~ x.x,,. October 2, 1858.
On the LIZ hersby notified to appear at this oe.
n the fors,,o IA " DECEMBER lsss, at oeoet
cenas z o. the sad day then and there ss
~ WY your Hc,nestead Entry No. II2e mad. 10
yoo APII 18th. 1866. upon the be Il see,;an ~ ~
:wnshp ~. range 80, In the District Of land. .n,
Ject 70 sale It 1t: Cloud, Nun shon,d no, .u ~
ssnceled - Jacob Grohsmann ALLEGES an h' ill.,, Ss
asnment thereof by you and propSses .he, aD a.,
tnele 10 SHOW the same, when You win ha ,a,,i
'eo 10 contest such showing. p''"''
o..oo., u. G. WAIT, Register.
S->3vwn ID. q. BURBANK, Reccirer.
I AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI.
November Ny, 1858.
O. t. 1S9 :sssreby notified to appear at tli. Office
ne Of the said day and then and there s,x
s@ce Wy YER Homestead Entry 30 IA. msds NV
~ 18th, 1867, upon the ne X Section ~ ~
soxn0ip IA, range 80, in the District n ,.n No.
saC3eet 70 sale At 1t. Cloud, MINI. shon,d No.. -.
e 1s1t Aaron B. Hher aese. IN abanaon
70 show the same vhsa you viii be permitted r. ee,'
test such showing ~ ~ A''eo 20 con
4.x IL G. WAIT, Register,
IL. u BURBANK, Receiver