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Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tu,r ~ on Monday, March Ed. 1868 ta a, !, o'clock, A. M., as required by law. | w;i, e' pose for sale, at public auction. in fr"r. @- the Court House, in Prescott, Yavanai ca,. " ty, Arizona and continue to sell. from d,,' day, until the whole CT sufficient Inf y. parcel has been sold to pay the amorr, .l Territorial and County Taxes, interest s., VI charges, set forth in the annexed list .. Sn l (uness the same shall be previously ,,;S, the following described property: fv Martin J II. lG0 acres of land on Granite sIt creek; z n.. ru s37,l that portion of the Prescott Toll road lying 5iI,lIa, in YaynP9 ,,, county c L., ., 225,75 block l3. l9, Ruff Thomas, leo acres of land on '-' Rio Verde c,s whitcomb < Co.,, leo acres of land ' Walnut creek. olr Dickson John, house west side of Granite street. r. Elliott A. H., poss'y right to lG0 acres of land Granite creek. On Forbes John L. lot Is, block 6. AZ, Cullumber samuel. l60 acres hnd Kirkland Valley. 9m ] Peirce $. Z.. ditch on Lynx creek. llf. ! Roscnback i lot lo, block 19 3B Simmons T. H., Ranch and im- ] proyements. HE E. ". Coffin, agent, Mill on Tur- ! key creek. 1O25 ] Coulter & Tyson, agents, Mill on Lynx creek; 3g2
 Smith * IIernon, 520 acres of land 1 Williamson Valley. 3g Norwocd John, 100 acres land on 1 Rio Verde. l2F
 Turner w. F. improvements on ranch CE
 Buckman J. J. possessory right to lG0 acres of land adjoining Miller's ranch. l0D
 Bobet & Snedlker. house and lot corner Gurley and Granite street l?0
 Cummings X Nun, lG0 acres land Mint Valley. Ea
 Cummins < Phy, Blacksmith shop Granite street l'6
 Ellsworth George. leo acres of land in Walnut Grove. &g
 Ehle Jno. leo acres land in Skull Valley. ll.9
 Frcdericks 4 Marsh, lG0 acres of land on Rio Verde. &.g
 Baldwin J. II. lot g block with house, G5
 Dare, John T. town lots, hoEses and wagon. III
 RoBERT r pnrT.
 District Attorney.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

JNTHE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD \ Judicial District, in and for the County Of Yayapai, and Territory Of Arizona.
 John P. Osborn, Plaintiff
 
 Lewis Rogers, John M tOrdcr Of Publication.
 Rountree, and \. Boards
 lec.--Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court, in and for
 the County of Yavapai, Territory Of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Lewis
 Rogers, John M Rountrce, and \. Bcardslce
 Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against yOB by the aboyc-namcd plaintiff. in the District Court Of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County Of Yavapai, and Te. ritory of Arizona, Go answer the complaint filed therein, ta copy Of which accom- pauics this sumnOns,) within twenty days, taiter the service upon you of this summons,l if served in this county, but II served out ot the county and In Inc Territory. then within forty days; and if served out Of the Territory then within twenty days or judgment, by default, will be taken against you, according 10 the prayer of said com plaint.
 This action is brought to recover the sum of eight hundred and sixty-six dollars, (Ss66OO) be- ing balance due upon . certain promissory note for one thousand three hundred thirty y-thrce and thirty-thrce one hundrcdtbs dollars, drawn, exc cnted and delivered by the defendant Lewis Rog CTS bearing date of October 29th, 1s6J, and pay able on or before the first day Of November, lSG7 with interest at the rate of two per cent. per month from date until paid. Also for the foreclosure of a certain Decd o Mortgage executed by the defendant, Lewis Rog CTS on the 5Jth day- Of October A. D. 1866, and duly filed and recorded in the office Of the County Recorder for Yavapai County, Arizona Territory Co secure the payment of said notc with othel notes. more particularly mentioned and set fortl in the complaint and 70 which reference is hereby made
 l And, also, that the defendants, John NJ. Roun tree and N. Bca-dslee, be barred and ioTeclOscd O all equity of redemption or other interest in th' nOrtgaged premises accrued since the lien 0 plaintiffs mOrtga And you arc hereby notified that if you fail [, appear and answer the complaint, above re quired the plaintiff will take default against yoJ and apply to the court for the relief demanded iI | his complaint, and for all costs and disbursement herein made.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Ds trict Court in and for said county and [, Territory, this 27;h d&y os January, 'h' ''l ! A D 1sfS
 ED. ". WELLS, Clerk.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
Delinquent Personal Property Tar, Q
 Yayapai County, for 1867.
Pnrscorr. Jannnrr n. lsfs.

PHEscoTT, January II, lses
 It appearing to me by the delinquent tsl roli for the year iSG55 flied in my oiiice, thsi the persons named in the annexed lrst af. indebted to the County of Yayapal in tit amounts set opposite their names, for Ten torial and County taxes, interest and cbargs. on personal property, for the year ls6I, thsrs fore, notice is hereby given that, if said suns are not paid on or before the first Moaliy . March lsGS, I will Gas required by ias) ia- stitute suits for the recovery q the saae urffh ccsf
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
Toujours Amour.

Prithec tell me, Dimplc Chin, At what age does love heginy Your blue eyes have scarcely seen Summers three, my fairy queen, But a miracle of sweets. Soft approaches sly retreats, Show the little archer there, Hidden in your pretty hair; When didst learn a heart to wins Prithee tell ne, Dimple Chin,
 "Oh," the rosy lips reply,
 'I can't tell you if I :ry!
 'Tis SO long can't remember;
 Ask some younger Miss than I' Tell, O tell me, Grizzlcd-Face, Do your heart and head keep pacey When does hoary love expire, When do frosts put ont the fire? Con its embers burn below Ali that chill December snow? Care you still soft hands to press, Bonny heads to smooth and bless2 When does love give up the chaser Tell, O tell me, GrizZlcd- facel
 "Ahp' the wise old lips reply,
 Youth may pass and strength may die;
 But of love l can't foretoken:
 Ask some older sage than ] :"
 -AtIGHtie Monthly for December.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

Jacob O'Bren, Plaintiff,
 rs
 J. c. Fell, Edward Hoopcs,
 and George Burnham, ct .,p..,,,--.,. al., composing the Walnut, f'i"'' W u"'ie''io"' Grove Gold Mining Com
 pany, of Arizona TerritO-
 ", Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court in and for the County of Yayapai and Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to J. c. Fell, Edward Hoopes, and George Burnham, et al., Defendants. You arc hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Yava- pai and Territory of Arizona, to answer the com plalnt filed therein, Ia copy Of which accompanies this summOns,l within twenty days (cxclusiye of the day of seFycel after the service upon you O! this summons if served in this county but if served out of the county and in the Territory then within forty days; and II served out of the Territory, then within twenty days, or Judgment by default will be taken against you, according tO the prayer Of said complaint This action Is brought 10 recover the sam Of six hundred and ten dollars (S6l0 0Oi balance due Plaintiff upon an account of work done and labor performed as a mechanic in the erection of a 20. stamp quartz mil and other buildings connected herewith, situated on Turkey Creek comfy and Territory aforesaid, and known as the "Bully Bueno MIL"
 Alss, for the foreclosure of a mechanics lien levied on the above described property, together with the laDds upon which the same is erected. and duly filed for record in the office Of the County Recorder in and for said county and Territory. on the 2lst day Of February, A. D. lS67
 And you arc hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above re- quired, the Plaintiff will take default against you. and apply to the Court for the relief demanded i'm his complaint and for costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 ug1 Given under my hand and the seal of
 the District Court this 3Oth day of Jan. uary, A. D. 1868. ED. W. WELLS, Clerk.
 JOHN HOWARD, Plaintils Attorney.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

DoS'T FRET.-You wifi thus sleep more sweetly, digest your food better, love your ne;ghbors more, and live longer, and the world will doubtless be better for your hay ing been in it.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

NEVER associate with person who don't pay the printer. Evil associations corrupt good morals.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

IT is asserted that magnets lose almost their entire power in the vicinity of grave yards, and electrical machines are similarly affected under the same circumstances.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
Administrators N0licc.
Estate of J. W. JENKINS. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE

UIINE Io IEhED1 UIN EN BY TIE ~ undersigned, duly appointed Admins trator of the above named Estate to the creditors of and all persons having claims against, said de- ceased, % exhibit the same, with the recessary vouchers, within one year from the first publica- ton Of this notice tO James Fine, at bis place of business in the town of Prescott, Yayapai county Territory of Arizona. JAMES FINE.
 JNo. HOWARD, His Attorney feI
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
5oo,ooo SHINGLES

E'OR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH. Il Apply to JOHNSON * ZIMMERMAN, Al their Ranch, on Indian Greek, l-2 milcs sonih of Prescott. d,cz
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
arixona sAinrr

sAN FRANcIsco AGENcY.-Mr Thomas Boycc is thc only authorized agent for the MINER in San Francisco All orders len at his office, northeast corner of Washington and Montgomery streets, tup stairs,) will be promptly attended to.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
H. H. BANCROFT & CO, GENERAL AGENTS ON IKE PACIFIC COAST. FOR ALL TH

BEST SUBSCRIPTION WORKS Published in inc East, and, also, for he Most Important Works published in and Relating 10 the Pacific States.
 EEI~ First class agents wanted for good works and good territory.
 II. II. BANCROFT & co nov3O san Francisco Cal.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

EAsToS, Pennsylvania. has developed a German about five feet high, with whiskers SO long that he can stand perfectly erect and step on them.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

THERE are those who know how to judge of merit by success, and who therefore blame the leader of an enterprise for defeat when the fault was not in him, but in themselves, the instrument he worked with.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

TIE only way for man to escape being found out Is to pass for what he is. The only way 10 maintain a good character is to ob- serve it. It is easier to correct our faalts than 10 conceal them.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

IT bottle of ginger pop weighs one pound and a half, how much will your grandpop weigh
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
ARMY SUPPLIES. CHIEF QUARTERMASTE2S OFFICE SUB-DISTRIcT OF PRESCOTT,

FoRr WHiPPLE, Arizona,
 January l7, ls6S. S,EALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, o will be received by the undersigned, at this office until THURSDAY, February goth, ls'iS at twelve o'clock, NJ, for supplying the United States Government
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

THE three things most difficult are: to keep secret, to forget an injury, and to make good use of leisure.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

State Conventions in the South add " Esq, to their names.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

THREE thousand two hundred and forty one German papers are published in Enrope
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
3esal Adrsrtissments,
Delinquent Tax R,u
REAL ESTATE.

For the County of Yavapai, Terri,o,,, -, Arizona for Territorial and conr,,,
 Taxes, for the Year 1867
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

THE MINER office k we'll supplied Wn i,, -,s Plain. Fancy and Ornamental Type, and .t 't' gs, prietors are determined tO execute ai .-s1 d which they may be favored in the nea'ss' ' style of the art. + d dh'
 Work may be ordered from any ,s I'd. Territory, and, when aecompanled Sl'l l. r,a Z it will be promptly executed and sent !" as directed. h.,,irtis
 Persons sending ns money for teHs .. s advertising oE job work. may forward or otherwise, st their own risk
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

AUSTRIA has had no metallic currency sine lS4S
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

Dos'T be afraid of curtain iectures-they are nothing but sheet lightning.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD | Judicial District, in and for the County of Yayapai and Territory of Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
CHARGES MODERATE

Address, ,.,, "PUBLIsHERs ARIZONA A'''', :.
 Fer,ogrr, Ai
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
ARIZONA MINER Book and Job Printing 0ihH

THE
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15

RoBERT F. PIATT,
 District Attong.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-15
A l. s O .
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD Il Judicial District, in and for the County oi Yayapai, and Territory Of Arizona.
 T,t,, n-I.,rr piafntiH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
ILLINOIS,.

SPaiS0rlRLp, Dec. 3.-The second days
session Of the National Board Of Cattle
Commissioners Was called to order at 10 A.
n yesterday.
Additional delegates from Pennsy lvania
and DR.. Townsend. Of lows, appeared and
took seats in the convention.
Mr.. Smith, Of st. Louis, made . state
ment in regard 10 the propagation ofdisssse
by Texas cattle, stating that during the var
ravages Of The disease was suspended, a.
no cattle were brought from Texas. The
only remedy, In his opinion, Was TO exclude
oil Texas cattle. or to build railroad for
the exclusive use Of cattle dealers.
At the afternoon session, DR.. Norris, oil
the New York Beard Of Health, narrated
his investigations Of the disease. His *.
perisnes showed the disease to DO . degen
Grafton OF the blood, and was communicated
bv spornIsse in mucus and srecremsst
DIR. Ruret, Of Chicago, stated that his *
perisncc supported the opinion Of DIR. Msr'
Tis.
The committee appointed 10 prepare Z
draft Of law TO be presented TO various
Sla,s Legislatures for enactment made re-
port, which was adopted. II provides fo'
| The appointment of commissioners to watch
| over the health Of cattle in the State to pre-
vent the spread Of dissass, with power L
| place cattle in quarantine or cause them I,
be killed to inspect oil cattle brought int
tho State, and TO forbid the entrance Of AMI
likely 10 spread disease Provisions ar,
made for the projection and care Of cattl,
during transportation and the importatisr
Of Texas cat 10 between April and Oct.
prohibited BY the Iassags Of law. ltalst
Recommended making sny person respsnsi
BILE fer damages from diseased cattle in hi
/ possession.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 2.-The Electoral
College this morning cast So votes for Soy.
mour and Blair.
BosroN, Dec. 2. The Massachusetts, Flee
toral College again convened at the State
Capitol to day aud cast their votes for Grant
and Colfsx.
NASHVILLE. Dec 2.-Ths Electoral Col.
lsge met to-day and cast the vote Of Ten
nsssee for Grant and Collar.
Clay Newland was elected mssssn ger.
The college adopted unanimously . resolu>
ton recommending Horace Maynard for a
seat in the cabinet. and gave Mr.. Nswland
a letter to that effect.
INpIANAPeLIs, Dec. q The Electoral
College OF Indiana met to-day at the House
Of Representatives, and cas-, its votes fol
Grant and Cslfax.
MONTGOMERY. Dec. Q. Tie Electoral
Csllsss cast the eight votes Of the State 10,
Grant and Coifax.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
LATEST NEWS

III TELEG R.aPH,
To TuB DAILY OEaDCWAT.

Nsw YoRE, Dec. at 10 stated that Mr..
Seward and several Of his friends, are ma
hing preparations 10 visit Europe immsdi
atsly after Grant takes the Presidential
chair.
Nothing now remains Of Fort Lafayette
but mass OF brick and mortar. There is
No FIRE in the premises. Soldiers are still
on guard. Several unsxplodsd shells re-
main among the ruins, and may 20 of any
moment. The lose TO the Government will
b. absut e2S0, 900
Fire Marshall Kea4y tsok svidencs yes
tsrday - to the origin Of the FIRE.
Certain New York merchants are trying
their best 70 have Secretary Mccullough
sullify the new revenue regulations relative
70 the execution Of bonds 70 secure the
payment Of duties. Ons merchant Of this
| city threatens 10 bs enc Of enc hundred 70
use innnencs and money TO secure MeCuI
locks renewal unless regulations are report.
ID within 10 days.
A Constantinople letter ITO the Herald
gives an account Of the sentiments enter
tanned BY the Turkish gevernr snt and pso-
pie for the United States, and their anxiety
about the policy this govsrnmsnt may pur-
sue toward the Ottoman empire. The Turk
ish government appreciates the greatness
aud power Of the American republic, and
seeing no probable cause for any serious diff
ficulty between the two govsrnmsnts,is de
sirous Of maintaining the mos1frisnlly rsIa
tisns, and Of disclosing the public mind
here Of any erroneous imprsssIon with re-
gard 10 Turkey.
The Herald says Of the resignation Of 4
Britain Minister. that this prompt response
10 the will Of the British people. popua,ly
expressed, will be regarded With satisfac-
ten, by both friends aud foes Of the late
premier, there was in fact no other alter.
native. and Il would BE- happy hing fe'
cur own country. II every cabinet minister
should feel obliged to tender his resigna.
ton 70 the President. whenever the popu'
lar will has been expressed in opposition
TO the measures Of an existing sdministra-
ton policy. The new British ministry wil
no doubt, soen Be developed. Ia thu
mean time We will watch the course
Of the events in Great Britar
with profound interest. +: They mny
be pregnant with signigcsat consequences
cot only TO tie future Of the whole Britisl
Empire, but the progress Of liberty anon
foreign nations generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

pisrrscrnuap Methsdist Minister and
prominent Temper ancs Lecturer once remarked
that 20 where he would. from one eud Of the
country to the other. he hardly ever failed TO
fnd Plantation hiuers. and while he condemned
the practice using these Bitters too freely, he
could not eonscsntiously say that he would dis
card them from the sids-board. fer he himself
had experienced beneficial results from their
use, and that. from along and close observ alton
he was convinced that when used moderately,
aud a. medicine exclusively. they were oil
that was recommended. A. the sane time he
warned his hearers not to pull The cork toe Of
ten. for they were far too pleasant . tsnic to
tribe with.
AAsSoLiA WAssa. upsrior t. the best i'm.
proved srmsn Colo2ss. aud sold at half the
mice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
HAVANA.

Havana, Dec. 2.-The staynatien in
trade 10 increasing. Merchants refuse "a
make advances to planters on their crops.
The Diorio to-day publishes the follow inc
news from the interior:
The rebels near Villa del Cobra have de-
stroysd the aqueduct which supplies San.
tiago dc Cuba with water.
A brother Of Gen. Cespsdsz was killed in
an engagement At Cobra.
Discussions have broken out among the
rebel leaders. Peviz objects 70 the appoint.
msnt Of Csspedsx ~ Commander in -Ohiei
Of the Revolutionary forces.
The town Of Manzanillo continues in the
possession Of the Government, but is BE-.
sieged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
- X
ONO.

CIxcrsnArr, Dec AT meeting to-day
ct The National Board Of Trade the Exseu>
tive Osm uittss submitted1 lengthy report
reviewing the history Of that body since its
srEanisasies a Philadelphia elk month";
ags, fsem which Il appsass that thirty.tWe
Boards Of Tsade Wsfe then represented.
The repsrt says that the result Of that
msstise has bssn osnfully approved By Ill
the respective bodies in whsss behalf the
action vas taken, and he's been warmly
commended BY the public at large 90 fer -
the proceedings have been made knswn
and understood. Our constitution % il
stands 10 calculated 70 secure fer the Boards
Of Trade full and fair discussion. and i'm
partial action. and guards against every
thing. special, sectional or political. The
Philadelphia meeting having been mainly
called to secure the organization Of The
Board afforded bot little opportunity Tor
| the examination Of maby questions Of geo.
| eral and commercial interest. Positive
actisn was however had on several import
ant measures, viz: let. A reduction Of tar
on whisky 10 fifty cents. I'd. Dirse,
impor tation to inland cities. I'd. The Gen.
til system Of Measurement ofall products
4.h. Free and unobstructed snavigation
through the entire length Of the Mississippi
| river.
| Memorials on each u these subjects were
addressed 10 Cong ess, but No legislation
followed, except in reference 10 tax %
~hisky. which vas reduced - asked fer
The other subjects. named with others d
interest and importance will come up q
this meeting for further discussion, and sat
isiactery results may b. anticipated. W.
have no question Of ssgsni4atien Or meth
eds Of procedure to divide and pssplsx sul
attention, and ~ are prepared. doubtless
to consider every question ia ito broadss
rs'atioss, and 10 its bssring upon the pub
lie geed the manufacturers, the msschaatl
and aetivs bssiness men Of the nation, Or,
our constituencies and LEGAL eemmsrcia
bodies.
On reasssmbling the following member
we're elected Vice Presidents:
Gee. 3. Hasssrd, Buffalo; Rob't 8. Kirk
land, Bsltimors; Jas. C. Covers. Boston
WIN. V. Trenholm, Charleston, s. O.; A
N. E.gsn, Chicago Jns. A. Gannsn. Gin
cinnati; u. r. Boglsy. Detroit; J. J. Per
ter. Leuisvills; william W.. Brigham
Milwaukee: George II. Thurston, Pittsburg
John b. Bum, Portland, Ne. George 7
Steward, St. Louis; Geo. A. Fosdick, Ne,
| Orleans.
On report OF order Of business. the meet
ing was made to circumscribs discussion
on any subject. allowing but one spssc
from each member. and ten minutes onl
on o. ch subject.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

Infermsticn has been received from Kan
sas ,hss Gen. Shssidan's forces are moving
from New Mexico. Fort Hsys, and four 9th.
er points in sspsrats columns, to the South
arm country, whore the climate 10 mildsr,
10 which the Indians are rssssting for win.
ter sojourn. Gen. Sheridan has establish
Cd his base Of supplies on the Canadian riv.
sr. Indications are that the plan Of opera
ton will BE- successful and the Indiana
summsrily punished. Indianssgsnt Wyn.
keep 10 sppsshensivs that innocent Indiana
will suffer in the campaign, ~ no discrim-
lnasion can be made BY the commanding
general.