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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
LETTER FROM PHCENLx-
The Reeen, Sale of Town Lots su' 'osS"
 Arrival of IxamigTauts Etc. Etc

FaG~,x. As..saH, 1ae. 9o, 1870 70 fhs Eiasr sf tAe nis0:-
 As your reyElAr correspondent Ia absent on other duties, resmk me fos 0see to ecuPy. do DO, fll, hls Pt~oe-
 Our once krse se1lcneHi Is bS-omiag Popu lou, region. We nuuber sow between 800 and Go .osls and the immigration does not vt asste- More ihau say people have aSTiEea here within ,be lasI two weeks, and ss hear of rSorc yrG oa tbe road Many Of the ne~ corners have loeated Fanchss, and bough, water rights and arc cotn- meacng to put In crops. Others have bo1ght toSu lots snd arc making te.is td bHiid- We have three merchants, one brewer, and hotel keeper, all preparing to bail4 spOa the new town ,iis The sale of town lots which occurred las, Friday and Saturday, vas very successful- Lots sold Il prices rAnging from so to sii2.So. Sixty oos loi' sold. averaged tiSS0 each. Judge Berry, your town, had the honor of buying the hrs' 70. Ati0Sn. The Jadgc aud Mr, Hoistein have e-cn very busy here tho past two weeks, fling the esciAfatafy statements of the settlers. He hA' nos gone 10 the settlements on the Giia River, tc g'e n~ people there an opportunity to Ale upcT 'her laaa. He wii stop here a few days on hi' fe'Srn, io porinis the people here who have no' already aohe SO, to hle their statements. MAnJ oi the ne~ settlers will be prepared by that time " hs 'helr first papers. am told by the Com a's'onsT' IhAi there will be smother sale of towI 'o'' h about month, which will be duly adyer 'u'eo 10 yeur paper. I understand that Mr. Case oVl engineer, will be employed by MT. Haneocl 70 nAAa the survey Of the town and make tn, P'~~ 0SE OF THE PEOPLE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
pr WILLIE MARSHALL

Came the udugt saA snd nournf1l Prom the distant southerH land. How our loved spd ahsent ssssseS Fell beneath q sAtAgs hAna
 Por,x.f soae his uIs west ont
 W-h.-s palnssd foes In ambush dwell; I,.ay.,,,, ,-rnd ths WsFks shout Fross savage breas' !" strange iafs"sn' R., u,A., ,h. flowers Of ,sat sunny eiims. Uash.A lo she RnsSs 70 lone .e7d aeeP' Where the saiIsag winds at syen u'..
 whispss diTge f< hs dreanalass ss 'f No uintry winds will wTliiy sweep .s 8 sf Aud uakra hun with murmnz chilly HIs slambers arc % deep and sweet. -f- Beneath ths fragrABi ross and lily Mother yea1i niss your absepi QUO, -' 2 And yo-s hsart viil ache with i,ain aftlN .fFor him who sieers 'neaih the ssuthrrn s'Io " Under the howery plain.
 Fafher. you'i sot Eagsi ths voice
 Which o1cs tE childish giee
 With joyous shouts made thy heart rsjosoe, 4. hs played arOsSd uly knee ffE Brother, s.Tsh,s mantle has Oi,eu sycvn gssn, since v0l khArsd with him tays alsnoft forgu,. Aud noweEs have faded your faoes hstvsea Bui is future houu iofgs' han hof- r,s.r Sister. tender, sAd and low.
 rhs south wind sighs and moans iof ihssi Toe fhs brow that Is whitening lar osio~
 Ths myrtle bOagAs soe oraags tree ohi early loved and carly lost
 Away 1bsrs RORs may vtsp OCT t1Ha Fof ,hs.a tAs boundary line hast crossed. aG Tsy bass a laaaehsd OCT the fsrthsft sea- Asa tsArs -ill 0hsa sew fs him. I'd. TAa saase HGs Afge.sd In mAahends . rrIns The hean Hill ache spd syss grow dim
 Tor that lossly grave 10 s'u'hefs ehms'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
bssmary of Mining Nsws
BRADSHAW DISTRICT.


 vsa hSrrisnd, ?. Harvey a.Td chstiey Taylor A''sH Tom Bradshaw on Sunday last. sss '''.sn' =" cheering uews They report tse miners .'1 v Nork sinking on their iodes, and thai as the
 Fogressed, mines were developed which aosde'fally rich. An agree in pronouncing - " '@hess mineral belt ever seen by any of '1a' eeing old California and Nevada min p'y tHey know whereof they speak. The Del ,,J' 'A''e was Increasing In size and the or. as a ever. Work on other Iodes, proves the - "e'Ona conjecture, that they are rich and -"eS'- r,'-" Charley Taylor discovered q lode vas pronounced rich. piece of ore from \, .,,- AotelAnds lodes, assaycd q $50 per ton 'Hi There are more than fny well defined '" 'ooes' all contagious to water, taken up. .. predssted thai, in a few months. develop
 VIII os made which will sstonish the world WcHESBUR0 DISTRICT.
 co,A ~ A. Barnett, we learn that the vu,ture 1.S ,s', la 'heir lower level, had struck ore so ,n.', @ 'n@ they considered h necessary to place a no..s IL One wagon load of rock was sup. contain noooc This wtfi not be mat. th. Y. -, surprise to those who hay. seen ,om. o, ms s.e irom the vulture. The pslll vas run. Higts. -rN''s "om tue other mining dis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Excellent Christmas Dinner.

or all il,e Christmas diDners we hsvc helped -serouf, in thls Territory, thA. given sy Ar aud Mrs C C. BnAn, lsst Christmas, at Ihcir rraidence h this town. pas Prc-ernine1tly the graneest and best; So, too, thought Col. c. W. Poster Col vrn vIss Dr. P. Middleton, and otheI distin- seislcd military cArvers, vbo acted as fellow hsfag,,s on that occasion. Long may C. C. and his cahnabIe better half 1vs. thrive, and continue Co siva saeh good dinners.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07

oa- Aeilaes sr pascaasirs ssd s-.--.--=s r. ss:. isS ere fsliy oonpIesd s.G sTer 70 TKr -EApE faii Ev-t cf nsrehAadise ;s eash sspar-r1e=t csz Pssg s Ef,cits ssaares fsg, s-s Eaans 'brsrs sA7v. fhs TsrT.s15. ss>.-te t..t-' .t. E..
 We sell ss ssnas AdTsrces FOE cAzp, sse Ef, pcsl%s :a {; . to s Osasf ef Svssy Is,sier yrrch@zi ts uy ss usirsea3 Of is ssz yTstsses ssswsssp-ssfIsbz avgi4irs iAs rrp1zses Ess sarsy1sss c! ioss Szd 'se1as iSlzty. ss4 tSs iOst sf tsFss og 1x neose. ssry io receive ih.H 7zrehases epsbrE them serca:s tbsH rTss, v5h tas ifss esptal lHvaa,td. 2.
 Orders hy lster receive carefol a;ezeu Inc ts :b0-yh tae psI,-ss were aasrzasives prsstsl
 is word <s GUARANTEE sATisFAcT;cS ss pr.ess. qsa.itg. qaasii'y ars sssegtnes. oi gosiA
 cufTeEoy ssd Buigs received is,st; s7u Tf2zeSoo g7otsaozi sai as aoooa-. ol v-utrz as nay he d. sre6 HOOPER. wHiTI.iG co. "
 Ar.,pua ci,y, 4. ', Sep; lf.. ig,r ,.r'. .2.rvs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
OcToBrR

6ih. Win. [. Dgnbisob killed by Indians Biih 10 eight irilgs of Prescott.
 eth.--ipeisns attacked herd near Trcson, bu. were repulsec with a loss Of two sisln.
 l7ih.-Thc DsT road from Ehtcpbcrg 10 eal; river, was opened for travel.
 Slst.-- Ellen l.. sthckhousr c eoortessn, VAS murdered and robbed in her room in this plsce by some person unknown. The horrible afAlr caused an intense excitement.
 .t.a TovEzBRA. .' :E.,E, .
 sth.--Gcneral election held in ths Ierrf;osy
 A. c. Dunn, m old pioneer, was shot aud Filled oy Jsines A. Simpson, in this place.
 l2ih.--Two mer.--Wm iBiaieT aud !. T. Bal. Iock, were brutaliy murdered by the Apschss uesf the Big Bug quartz mill. sg t.g.ss r
 18th. .--Thofnas Ruiledge, butch.rea and raa,ll. ated by indIAbs within half mile of rrescou
 The new road from Prescott tia ,he Rio Verde to the buDset Crossing On tbe Little Colorado, con- strucied by the military, wAa completed md open. cd for travel. Tue distaEce sAyed Uo Atsqugfee is about sixty UlIlee AL.
 pEcEARKs
 sd.-Prcseoit vas visited by ,ilc ErSI sb1v.ttc,rs of ihc season.
 h.--Ata,heMch ludisus, prof..slDg to Ge friendly 'l>'isd Chine Yalley, aud frightened the seLtiefs.
 l7sh.--MIIHary road opened from Prescott to Fort NoD0GsI.
 4SbD.-~A lrf.lf,ht tTHln nitacEe1 betWeer JuCScu and Camp Goodwin, by about seventy i've well. armed Apsches, sud Aartu Rivers killed, and two others SoaDded. Tbe Indians got eff with thirty head of oxen. A party ot Son pOrhbIAns wGs attacked near 1BhRc aud two were kil'ed
 2oih.--A mhr named Boycs SHs killed by A. Gabriel, bt K!rklsnd Valley, over game Of cstds
 man named CarIsss whs killed at tre EilioSs, by nsaa called Bronco Pat"
 j. M. bTabamAn killed hostile fn6iaa at his rsuch in Woaisey ' alley.
 The foregoing record exhibits An array of men slaughtered by our IGBpiscabe enemy, ths Apache truly ir!ghtfnl; and, when added 70 the two rsp heretofore publisbed in this paper, presents S catalogue oE buicherles and atrocities, zaparAl leied in the aphAIs Of frcnller life. The sumber oG isea already Eaeriacea, sincs the settlement o this portion of the Territory. es. s.rce March 1884. As neag ss can hs ssCtvts.Es5, ts stont tvo hundred and fifty IL is Ianpossltis tc ascertain the amount of stock stolen. and ibs Ta!sE Of Iht property desuoye9 ssajrs x 10 ssy ihst tts sg uTes wonid stsggcr heiiri, In sll p,hsr resPec;r 1 the Territory hss bern pgospGyo1i, New and F!:h 1 uiaes have been discovered. and Ss is no~ Aa es Lablizhed faet thAi ils Acriculiara resources arl unequaled, and we eTpect IhAs our ser: AusBs report v!iI saoW tha, AFizons sssras 5rK ta th i iisi of promising Ierriior!eE.. e. #.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Bocts Shoes. etc.

John Langhint st.abiishnsr, N5ztsfzra t,-ss' h of Inc 1eses, 10 iowa The frop, rooz wsll fet with rr1c 1zcs hoois EAoet, gaters f- isdes chdrsns a1G gvatisaeos wear also rna;erisi fos nev work All thsss articles having besr selected with great care bJ AT LAasklls was 10 San TrAncRoo recsnfy. q
 Alnest rsesas to inform ihs people Of Ar1oaA for whom bey p1Tvhassd, Ina they srs q god qzat-, .st issi all from the yourEes ts otsst eAn be fitted Raa s,rtec by ealing rpoz gohn.
 His worksAoP Ia ths of the sassroom of ths busiest places e Prescott. good being cc1s1ay rsbioy<d making aod reyAirsS Co order
 Ha prices wifi be asd bs in seeordsacs win ths rnes and sdsase friends io esi st JoasS asd E0 rood esuases-ahls O. Doyi9d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
VIRGINIA DITCH COMPANY.

TO ALI wHoR IT kAY CONCERN
 Tn. u,se-,,gnea under ths rsne and style of the " vtn,. Fss1nsns Dhch Company besshy gas soneS ,es' thsv hsvs this dav eairnsd ton thousaAa os. ssass "a s. ussasur.i under inches prsssnfe t1s s-s. f qait FIer Ths water be taken hun sAio " ef ep' s~o aad hslf ss aoys the PFs.eo pa oa ihs south side of said nysr A1e tas - s ,ss s~lAs os 's' s y,oss e A. cHxsowTH. -E- c SsyS M A. hRo4uwAY c P WooDcocK- " A. attrEe-e q. A HAN,fosW "A LA Fosst,a
 Thurir T., Dee 2l .~'9.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Adreusg houss and three iots oz cor,sz street, Pres oo The hoass is shs sane recently ccorrsd 6y Judgl Turner and family. and h large. eozfSrtahis snd eoa vsaislt Tor further nasaealss inquire Of -
 Prescott Dee 3l, lsyn ds3lul
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR R GUITAR uf cssfbrna has arrived in Prsscoti te remain for shos as Ferrous in need of ht proieaona serviees win dn veli th osi ssFiy hls stay s ee lin sd fs~ weeks ouly. firtt ol1hs Dental opeianeHs guasbn,sed tsn
 ,I Is,rsre sn rssra, Esss tsr
 Trcsso'i ree IT. 1870 E eciTni
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
STORAGE AND FORWARDING

Parties ln wIoksabszR Prerrrs- xs6 othcr ir.er5sr ports s,a rotAsa tAaa Fave u hs Elrenbcy Lsseng larre adobe wArehosss vish god ,h.rg rst and san yrsprsd ss1 tnwxc goo6f of evsry derpfisn :. 1. ENfAN. Eh-s.esTr 4. T. Sep. lst ls-a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Asu Adrsrtissweuts.
FRESH sEEps, FRESH SEEDS.
uARRIs k IAcoBYis,

No 2po~Bsys Block, laln stree. Los ASssisi. ca,l. spr1ia b Joe ouly whosssss and Retail Seed sscse 10
 Butsos osion, XifAiA. Clever and erss sssd liway'
 Seed. sas ss ...i hy zsil q, ths SSoTsss ES.ies. f requirsd .aE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Special Notice

Exeep. TArtes ia st once tssy win ioss rare opPortuaiv ef eonsalnas daras Dr Cssiss doss hO' rrcposo making very long stay ls Prescott Dent bs Aisiai he esa vs-rss, rood work s, rrssoabis Fress Tks insertion of Artificial Teeth rseds a specially
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
AbatemiouA

-Ca,vo Lofgc. No. 10, I. O. c. T., eomposed of memb,vs Of Troop "C." Sd U. & Cavalry, gave 2 s.~ Year.' dihrrr s: Camp HaAiasI. Many 'hVi' tatIons S ere exiesdea tc citizens, and the pariy enjoyed th ssu.elves hugely. The toAAis were draak tn cold water
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
AIsa. Impor,er, and Jobbers in

Iiso0s. Tobacco. sts,aBsry, ssd Law Bl.rni sesoo Rasks HsrdEaEs. CafsaFy. Wan PApx PsistS Oils
 Window Glass, etc. doN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
" c HE1Lxcs af ss..,- T. T. tEltiSsg.
 C H pkrHE. .,........ v oEc7aa a W. B. FEELINGS & co.

Sa1 Fraacis-o, CaltHO'a!G, (l09 CGl.fc-zia s.
 Pisai-, .fritoaa, Cizzsp lH.D3s5sH, 4,t- 7. Y < ronG, caEoyGGO Reservation, ArisOza t...q
 who,ssas ers fs.si desis-z !. Gsoosrisz Pray4sezs wises Lisuoft and gsperAl Amy Supplies y.
 We keep eclfArty had. kt feycrEi rsg-e1. a lsrEs aDe cosp1te En akzo-euf 2 goods be fcGns snyvbere 10 the Te-TiioFys .t..y-E
 &s .uvits especial Kssaou to soef o AFSieaisrT.l iuPis5seutl q ts-I eoszsing. l1 pars, q FaEring Ns Corr bheilers Grain Cradle ecytkez as5 snatni. HzrTVwt FsSsss Ps-A NauocfS. Hoes. EAkos. Ssvsris Gc, &o- Also large assoEtEsnt G every TArie'y e Ssrdeo seedA csczss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Statistics of the Territory of Arizona
Chronological Record of Notable Events During tho Year 1870 as Chroni-
 cled in this Paper
gASClRY

lst.--Inteligence received that Col C. E. San. lord aud command surprised and Killed eleven Apnches hear Fort Mcdowell, after a brisk fight.
 2d.--A party Of twenty-five men left Uni. place 10 prospect the country north ot .he Great Cany on of tbe Little Colorado River
 lOth.~-Tso farm erh, named Brown and Sims living near Tucson, were buichercd by Indians
 lSih.--Two horse thieves were oveFtaken and captured ou the Moiaye road
 l9th.-lienry NcC Ward, an old resident of the Territory st oue time Collector oI Customs died at Tucson.
 @2d.-List of murdered Arizonians published lu this paper.
The Placer herald., 1871-05-20
THY WILL BE DONE.

We see not, know not-all our way
In night-with Thee alone is day;
From out the torrents troubled drift,
Above the storm orr prayers We lit,
Thy will be done,
The flesh may fail, the heart may faint,
But who are we to make complaint;
Or dare to plead, in times like these,
The weakness of our love of ease!
Thy will BE- done
We take with solemn thankfulness
Our burden up, nor ask it less,
And count it JOY that ever we
May suffer severe or wait for Thee
Whose Will be done!
Though dim as yet in tint and line,
We trace thy pictures wise design
And thank Thee that our age supplies
Its dark relief of sacrifice,
Thy viii be done!
And If in our unworthlneSs,
Thy sacrifcial wine we press;
If from Thy ordeal's heated bars,
Our feet are scanned with crimson scars.
Thy will be done
If for the age to come this hour
OF trial hath vicarious power;
And, blest 10y Thee, our present pain,
Thy will be donel
Strike, Thou the Master, we Thy keys,
The anthem Of the dostinies
The minor Of Thy loftier strain,
Our hearts shall breathe the Old refrain,
Thy viii be done.
The Placer herald., 1871-05-20
Daddy's Boy.

In a certain small town on the Mississippi
lived a man who made horserainipg a busi-
ness lie bought up horses for city mar
ket, and was considered pretty good on
aade.
One day, a long, lean queer, green-look-
ng specimen Of the Western country, arrv
ed at the dock with boat-load Of horses.
lie inquired for the horse jockey.
"Daddy sent me down with some horses,
he said, in a half diotic tone.
"W hos he?'
"Daddy."
"W bat DO YOU want for your horses?'
"Uaddy said YOU could set yure price, .
was the response.
''Let me so down and see your horses, .
said Brown, and accordingly they were soon
at the boat.
Brown examined the horses, and named
The price he would give for this and that one
aud the country pumpkin made no objections,
although some of the offers were not more
ihan one-half the rel price Of the animal.
One Of the hy-stanIels, gently suggested TO
The con;ryman that he was being cheated,
but he returned:
daddy said Brown would set the price
himself" and SO Brown had it all lis own
way.
At last they came TO another animal which
'-did not look much superior to the rest.
81 mast have more for that anermel, -
said the fellow. Daddy says he can run
some.
"Run" said Brown, Chat nag can't ran
worth a cent.
Daddy said so, and daddy knows
"Why I've got one up to the stable that
would beat il all hollow"
'Guess not" said the fellow. "Lets
try 'cm; viii bet the whole boat load Of
horses on i'm.
Brown smiled.
ON stake five thousand dollars against
your boat load, F." said Brown, win.ng TO the
crowd, "and these men," (selecting two
shall hold the stakes"
Browns five thousand was entrusted 70
one and the other went on board the horse
boat.
One Of The crowd started to demonstrate
with the poor ldotic fellow, but he only re
sponded:
"Go.ly dad told me he could run some,
and daddy ought to lose'em if he was sich a
tarnel fool as to tell me that when he could ut.
Browns slecl, racer was brought down
and Brown mounted him. The countrymau
led out bis animal and camIered on his back,
looking as uncouth and awkward as the
horse he proposed to ride.
The word was given and they started
midst the laughter Of the crowd. AT first
Brown was ahead, and it looked as if the
poor fellow was badly beaten, when sudden
/ Is bis horse plunged forward and the Jockey
was left far behind. Such going had moi
been seen in those parts for long time, and
poor Brown was crestfalen, as the cheers OF
,he bystanders fell on his ears.
'I'll take the 'spondulix, said the coun-
tryman, riding up. dad was right. The
anerInal can get round little"
Brown tried to say it was all joke, but
the fellow would have his money.
81 guess | won't trade to day" he said
as he put it in his old rough leather pocket
book. "I'd better go back to daddy"
Brown was completely "sold, for be
knew at once tbatthe green countryman was
a leetle shrewder than people imagined him
and had just come there purposely to vii
his money from him.
Next time he did not rdcule horse that
"dad" said "could run some"
The Placer herald., 1871-05-20
SEgWABCNS.

In the District Court Of the 14th judicial Dis
trict of the State of California, in and for the
County of Placer. The People of the State Of
California vs.. Richard Roe. Action brought
in the District Court Of the Fourteenth Judi
cial District Of tha State of California, in and
for said county OF Placer, and the complaint
fled IN the said county of Placer, IN the Office OF
the Clerk Of said District Court. The People OF
the State of California send Greeting to Rich
ard Roe Defendant.
NOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
pear in an action brought against you by
he above named plaintiff in the District Court
Of the Fourteenth Judicial District OF The State
of California, in and for the county of Placer,
and to answer the complaint filed therein, Ga
COPY Of which accompanies this summons
w.ihin ten days, (eXclusiye Of the day Of ser
vice.) after the service on You Of this summons
if served within this comfy on If served Out
Of lhe county, bat within this Judicial District,
within twenty days or if served out OF SAID Ds-
tiict then within forty days-or judgment ~
default will be taken aga n5t You according 10
Che prayer of said complaint.
Tho said action Is brought to obtain decree
Of th's court forcclosing the title and interest OF
said de-, ,udant as the owner and holder OF GER
Gicate OF purchase OF State Seminary lam No.
l. i'm aI7l 70 the S. u of section No. %, Town
ehin II North Range East, Mount D.alo
Base and Meridian. PLAINTIFFS also pray il"'
sad certificate Of purchase bt annalled and tnt
they have Judgment for their costs incurred IN
this action. And you are hereby notified, TINT
if YOU fail to appear and answer sad complo lt
as above required, the said plaintiff VIII apply 70
the court foT the relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand end the seal OF the Dir
.rLS1 trict Court Of the Ioarteenth Judicial
District Of the Sio-e Of California, ia
and for the County OF Placer tbs
25th day Of April. in the year #
our Lord One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sevcnty-one.
GEORGE G. SLWELL, Clerk.
April Goth, 1871. a-9-fN
The Placer herald., 1871-05-20

THE EARTH. 1t is the earth, says Pliny,
that like kind mother receives us at our
birth, and sustains US whel born. 1t is this
alone Of all the elements around us that is
never found an enemy to man. The body
of waters delugc him with rains oppress him
with hail, and drown him with foundations.
The air rushes In storms, prepares the temp
est or lights up the volcano. But the earth,
gentle and indulgent, ever subservient to the
wants of man, spreads his walks with flow
ears, and his table with plenty-returns with
interest every good committed to her care;
and though she produces the poison, she still
supplies the antidote-though constantly
cased more to furnish the uxuries of man
than his ne essiies, yet even to the last she
continues her kild indulgence; and when life
is over she pously covers his remains in her
bosom.
The Placer herald., 1871-05-20
cact justice to all erc1usicc 0ricileges to none'
SUNyNCNS,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT % THE litA
4 Judicial District of the State of California,
in and for the County of Placer.
The people of the State OF California VS..
Richard ROE, No. 2.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Fourteenth judicial District OF the State Of Cal
iGornia, in and for the County of Placer, and the
complaint filed in said county of Placer i'll the
office of the Clerk of said District Court.
The People or the State of California send
Greeting to Richard Roe No. 2, defendant.
XOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
l pear in an action brought against You by
the above named Plaintiff in the District Court
Of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State
of California in and for the County of Placer,
and to answer the complaint flied therein, Ga
copy of which accompanies this summons with
in ten days, (oXcusive of The day of service) af-
ter the service on you of this summons-lf sev-
ed within this county; or if served out of this
county, but within this judicial District, within
twenty days; or, if served out of said District,
then within forty days-or Judgment by default
will be taken against you, according to the pray
er of said complaint. The said action is brought
to obtsin decree of this Court foreolosing the
title and interest of said defendant, as the own
er and holder Of Certificate of purchase of State
School Lands No. 3o2. in and to the W. q OF
Section 16, Township -, north, Range East,
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian. Plaintiffs
also pray that said Certificate of Purchase be
annulled and that they have judgment for their
costs incurred in this action. And you are here
by notified, that if you fail to appear and an
swer said Complaint as above required, the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded therein.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Dis
lis trict Court Of The Fourteenth Judicial
District of the State of California, IN
and for the County OF Placer, this 25th
day of April, in the year OF our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Scy-
enty One.
GEO. G. SEWELL, Clerk.
April 29th. 197l--Aw.