Arizona citizen., 1875-03-13

ii Efl8 Of the miners of this mining district 11TOn application o1 five miners or resi- dents Of the district made in writing and
 shall post, or cause to be posted, notices ot
 the same Tor at least thirty days before the
 meeting in three of the most public places
 In said district.
 Fourth. Whenever the recorder shall ind 1t necessary to go to any location
 made by any person within this district l before recording the same, he shall receive
 from the applicant in addition to his fee
 for recording, twenty-five cents per mile | travelling fee in going to said location, and five dollars per day or at that rate for part of the day.
 i Fifth. The recorder shall give to all l persons who have claims recorded ill his office, certificate Of the same when re- | queSted, with a description of the location and all necessary facts to identify the same and shall receive one dollar for each certificate so made and signed by him.
 Sec. ,. The provisions of an Act of Con- gress entitled " An Act topromote the de- Vel0pment of the mining resources of the United States" approved May 10, 1872, are hereby adopted for the government of this mining district, in addition to the rules and regulations adopted at this meeting. Sec. 6. The rules and regulations here by adopted shall be in force from amt alter this date, and shall not be altered or amended except at meeting of the miners of the district, called in conformi- ty with the requirements of clause three, section four, and then only by two-thirdS vote Of those present.
 Sec. '. Every person who has an inter- est in any mine in this district, or who is an actual miner within this district shall be voter at miners meeting; provided, such person is a citizen of the United States or a white person.
 Sec. $. Any mine or mining locality lying contiguous to this district, may be added to and become part of this min-
 ing district by a request made in writing
 a m .ai nf those nNa-f, or working said mine or in said mining locality, and a record of said application by the recorder Of the district shall be all that IS necessary 10 make said mine or mining locality part of this district.
 Sec. g. In case of the death, resignation or removal of the recorder of the district. any five persons who are voters may call meeting 10 elect a new recorder, by post ing three notices Of meeting for one week, in three of the most public places within this district, at which meeting a recorder may be elected by a majority vote of those present.
 On motion ot Mir. Truman, John E. Ma gee was elected to serve as recorder for the Truman mining district for the ensuing yeal.
 On motion of MT. Hodge it was voted to hold an open meeting until 9 o'clock p. m. or such hour as may be necessary 10 con- plete the business of this meeting.
 Seven o'clock, D. m.-Mr. Hodge offered the following resolution which was adopt ed:
 Resolved, That we recommend and urge upon all persons within this district, that in all cases where differences may arise in reference 10 mining claims, it is urged upon all interested to have the rights of parties decided by a jnry Of arbi- tratiOn of twelve mining voters, or less, as may be agreed upon by the parties, and that in no case will we countenance or as- sent to a resort to law or force in the set clement of mining rights, until all reaSon- able eXertions have been made to procure a settlement of difficulties by arbitration as recommended above.
 MT. Hodge also offered the following res olution which was adopted:
 Resolved, That the recorder be and is hereby authorized to attach the names of those present at the meeting to the rules aud regulations adopted, and that he be 1 instructed to keep record of all persons now within or who may hereafter become