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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03

In the election for President in 1876 The
thirty-seven States of The Union wii! choose
8G6 electors. Those States in which slavery
existed will choose 13s Of them. he New
England States, together with New York,
Pennsylvania, and New jersey, will choose
ll3. and the twelve States lying west Of the
Ohio. in which slavery did not exist, will
choose the remaining il5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03

The Boston Post says the civil rights bill
won't do the darkes down south any good
Since they were swindled out Of their money
by the Freedmen Savings Bauk they can't af-
ford to patronize the hotels, thea!eFs. public
conveyances and sich."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03

LARGE FoRTUNE-The Warrenton Inder
SAYS: Col. R. II. Dulanys son, Henry, will
reach his majority in May, and then come into
possession of an income exceeding one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars per annum. It
Is stated that this large fortune was inherited
through his mother from relative in England
where il is now invested
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03

4 SIyGULAR CrRcUMsTAHCE.-The follow
owing from the Westminster tSId.l Aicocaie: f:
Rev. d. P. Sayler, near Double Pipe Creek,
had Mr.. Wm. Mort employed to prepare
some fence posts, but as the weather was too
cold in February, he quit wori; aud placed his
tools in the feed room Of Mr. S. s barn. Some
davs after Mr. Mort entered the room TO get
his tools, and was surprised to find rat with
its tongue, nose and lips frozen fast to the
blade Of the axe, aud the ra: apparently dead
The rat was taken from the axe and laid on
gate-post, and TO The great surprise Of all soon
revived. It was afterwards killed by Mr..
Sayler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03

A witty clergyman, accosted by an Cd ac-
quaintance by the name Of Cobb, replied u
don't know you, sir" Ny name is Cobb,
reioined the man half seas over. "Ah, sir,
replied the clergyman, "you have 50 much
corn on you that did not see the cob"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03

A California preacher is preaching On the
best way 70 faise boys We alsays found a
No. lf boot about ls effective ~ aby'iils f0E
rai,iBg ihcm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03

This month will doubtless, in years to conc,
be referred to by the then odes, iohabi-
tants," as Of the most peculiar character for
the season that be has ever known in all his
vast experience.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03

A young lady iu Cambriaborough, tired of
going It alone" has marriel John Right
bower It IS altogether probable she viii
a order him Up" on winter morning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03
Shannondale Factory.

and will there mauufs scture Woolen Goods on an
increased scale-having greater facilities and more
Improved Machinery, beside full corps OF com
petent workmen. Every article heretofore man
ufactured under my supervision will, in my pres
cnt establishment, be produced in greater. periec-
ton and will compare iayorabiy with the oest
fabrics.
am in the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory, and through my Agents in Charles
town, Messrs. Duke & Gallaher-allowing the
highest market price. II more convenient for my
old customers who NAV desire TO exchange Wool
for Goods TO deliver the Wool IN CharlestoWn'
Messsrs. Duke a Galaher arc authorized to re-
ceve and receipt for the same.
Information as to prices, &c, may be had by
addressing me az kabletoWn, or my Agents al
CharlestOwn.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me- trust to merit, by careful at
tention to business, the manufacture Of superior
good. and bv moderate charges, continuance OF
the good will and custom of old friends and trial
by new ones.
A. McCARRELL, Jr.
Nav 90 1874. Shirt COPY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03

Az EFFECTIVE REBUKE.-Two or three
days ago this incident occurred on a train on
,he Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta rail-
road On the train was a venerable and dis
tjnpuished minister; the conductor is very
rrofsne young man, and was swearing worse
than "our army in Flanders" Having rip
ped on, oath after oath in the presence Of this
divine he found himself addressed prcscn,ly
as follows: Ny son, am a minister Of the
gospel, and your profanity is very diaaeTeea-
bic to me. II you will stop your train, will
get of" The train was not stopped, but The
profanity vas Charlotte OjsTrer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-03
vast experieu

Winter, instead Of going into decline as
be should, now that he has outlived his use
fulluess, continues to manifest degree Of ro-
bust health that is somewha, exasperating.
, 1875-07-05
HOW TO cELE6RATE THE FOURTH.
SUNDAY.

SERMON " TIE NEv. JOHN W1Lt1AMsoN
The l!sy. John Williamson, pastor Of tho
Wabash Asoanb III, e. Church, preached the fol-
lowing so,non 10 Lis congregation yesterday
.norulng:
This IL The a.y which tho Lord hath ,naIa for tasp
wo viii REJOICE spd w gtsI III h.-Psalt, esrtii., H.
That tho Fourth u July shoulJ ever fall on
Sunday ia regarded By ,soma ~ national
calamlty, just how "a lsavo = proper ca!ebra-
tlon OF so remarkable and giorioas NJ snhi-
vcrsary on Gods sacSed day il not, to all, c!car.
1n au Interesting sorso my text may sefcr both
to tho Sabbath md the Fourth at July God
hath surely nade thsss days for mAu, and wo
viii rejoce aud bs glad. We may be SLOWED to
celsbtsto to-day iu ways that seem 10 Us In
lnitely tho best. ..-.
l Tho plan Of celebration mean to suggest may
not meet tho lQbiladt approval Of all. There
will bs uo gunpowder In ii, nor any parade ot
harmless militia The pseus will not hAyo. gu
, 1875-07-05

,rh,t1oua thorourlly.orpapized, can but
r,rnaro lin civil and spiritual liherttc8 Of tho
i'nrmhi,c frcc Htstc, a FREQ worship, FREQ
r"n.nn A FREQ rrcrr, ftec civilization, arc not
n"r'in,, nr.t sr,,,,,icn Ent tim oxoct rcYerse Of
thn t;,thntc c)s,m: and It IN nike cicar on tho
score Of oc1c aud history tint tho t,nnrsh wtlloy
e.rn ,:so ,t,inTamnti rhc ran cur. them. sio
n"hNt a.o n" yo'nnsnry co,,co~e,ons bnt only am
s.rs,ne,, one. in tt,Ia rrrton, wcl, llcr supple
yirtnos however rulcn1n her rlrdgca u1ny trnvo
h"en. % vii % allow hor' without ,lc:rmort 70 corr
.c,n,'cc to annmi xjcr rolicv may dictate.
ca.hnc,.m. WIN" pl,e lad Ler choice, never yet
r. vnrni ",v ,v,o n r;yil or ecclesiastical gov
ertnnomt int aIaolutisu,. And. IL We take
hor Al liar word tltfu IN Elnr nttistllo in America;
r.tsIra ~ 't INT "icIislo,1a hborty a mere1y
Jurod unt,! tbe oppo~itc cnn bo carried tuto oxe:
cmtion without l.eril to tho Catholic Church."
.Annthcr Dnhot, l,ss snid, in a. lovnl aonton'o
a. ri,otorio Guild conasrucs. "casholocium vii
@ Iii In nj al end" It Ia lilo voice of tho Eew
y'rE TulLI ttlht tho ''Cathollo Church carrioa m
snthority Tint no Stats has hr'ghs I" ronss.'
Thoso aie 1lom'sh pretonsons 1e!t among r. /;
Ior let II bo rot1,olnbered TINT tu.ay America ia
i,umns i,npo. Criuplod lu Europe. with her
Welcome pone, Sun aspircs to rojuvauatian here.
In uv country, ut tue prrscnt hour. III hcr an,Es.
lion 90 unbo,,nled, her osp1it dc corps No IT.
teueo. her promise 10 ohoerug. And probably
onr ,nsIitut,onH. from tho frco school so the
dnmocrat,c State, aro not 40 Obviously menAccd
from any other soarcc.
/ have thus, my friends, turned as'do from
ti,o ordinary oulogiea AMI congratulations OF
th;a dnv f,f rommtmorAti0n, aud HulInle0 Hotie
nntos n rriiic1n,n and warning And now hAv-o
4es" " e.saiwaio-, ,hct II nv yyer!s ato t,tl-
- saS' ~ 1 o5i.n4oHt 49, 49, @,tnfo,udoi M one can
Called ZOE AM u! 1ea' :. u''., ., sIt IL
be n,nto heartily gnu nt u .n*u at1 no'a. ~. y
not forgot Tie hoNOr OF our oE4sInt t'lfanE4 WY
love uf liberty IN Puritan holl!B. TO
mt fnract MIR grant revolution in the
t,toroat ~ rivl frae1om and eulf-tui0.
1'soA ~, 1,urt1-ot1 voara ~ nroarer.
w Hu1 uSe'luoi -. ~. - Hrn az .on,o nut X a
lty; nor loIgnt tilat W. nAso J.os G. i.,sa5 49, " a.
furnace OF trial Will oHf panneis anuul au
lying proudly from orery maathead OF our stlFe'
mud frou1 all otr forts and arserals, and above
ali our nala NJ Legislation. Wo liave nitoh Ia
1tc,, T.; ~ ron vii lcaru in tho noxt twotve
bsusy ~ - ~. I',ro nt,.o, rn,hnr for this
no1llNa. nnt ,nAso ouoss'' 'asn,, - -, r1n
HO11f, ino NnWH!eoNe uus y" ~ 0on"a :" .'.s
, 1875-07-05

rrnty. stability, haop!ness. We ato thanHI"l
to-slay for tho Rreat blcssingH that crown tho
commonwealth, mud wo ieioco in tho (scca',tl
which Ia riuuniy cntnmemorated tllrnughont tho
land May wn mid tloac who follow IN provo
worthy Of our ancestors, md. l'y tho holp OF
Gold. transmit tho ark ot liberty strengthened
nni Ieantljlct to tho generations yot 10 cnn'o.
Each patrLut.c heart eau tako up tuo strain OF
thu tliuatrionH Hryhut: =
Dnt thnn, my country. than shalt nurtr fall :.
Hut with thy ciiscn-thy nathrhal eAfs,
Thy lavish lave, (by blessings e,pwrrntt on ALL
Ticse arc thy fctlery-,ens aud stormy MIR
Are thc wills barrier Of Thy l'or1cra "llcro
Among thy KAsllnt sons that gitarl theo well,
Thou fsuphRt At enrmlts VINO ehatl ehen teelafe
Tile date Of n,y deep-founle,l strthgth, ar ecl
How happy, In thy a, tbs SOUS OF men ahall dNsus
, 1875-07-05

aud practical pnirlnt WHO does what hc can to
mako lis follow-1n" and Aiu,tolf puEet, wiser,
and moro toni orasc Punaay is tho day whom,
work Ia done far hutuhn sonlH' Tho purpose Of
RnndAy. thon, u to creNte nati0n worth lnvtnY,
by morally influencing the peoplc whn sompoao
It to virtue an religion. This AhonIl bo good
eIiaro of the object Of tho Fourth q Jnly. Unit
Inv tllcso days, aA now. VIC snaul1 llavo part
OF tho ssBonlinl conditions Of most fruitful md
Appropriate national celebration. IT III itllo to
talk OF making hottor nation Init hy making
hcttor nlrn. II wa taro any raEen6sAllnG farco
ab'o to mako mon wl,nt TINY ought " bu, sffec.
tuaiIy using Il, tue nation at onoo bounds
toward perfection, 1I,s plan Of tho aospel In
rho only ono Hur0 to save nations by nfst saving
mon.
4 most practical way Of doing gool to thoee
wo love ls 10 rotain for ttiom values thoY cannot
Afford ~ spn1o. You aid mo to hold INF fepita-
ton. and in doing 20 have served me substan"
italy, and. possibly, to tho utmost. Or, whcn
my hold upon t,e financial future cano to 10 all
most hopelessly tola4od,. you woro the insrira.
country an eternal bono1t, Lolp hor to hold o',
TO her distinctive and renisrkabla institution.
the Sabbath, II tho Au,erican Sabbath should,
hecauss of tlIs Sabbatl, Fourth Of July, ooind
mind, What ost-fastinned ooromoninl md mar
tisl co!ehratt,n would 10 comparable IN 70.
aults with This saoral and purolv mental one
lh my, Judgment, tlsls great hnpubho oannol
| bath Ia nntive-born American. It might md
It should universally p1evnii, b,1t alwaya as In.
digououB to Columlnaa Il Racrod soil. A spltit al
imported licoHsa Ia arrhyod against our Sabbath
! wlaoso hostility wo must dofoat and diaarm.
This day of Our maturo hopo and vtgor ts,
| sho ID noeaiug 70 havo tlono for her by cyorJ
| citizen. CHr clildren and our ohfllreD's chill
drou. IL pasriotlealy instructed, will make o.i'
| noble eoI,oitule Immortal, Truo manhood Il
T,n$ $+,f1S, a fEn Il A..f
, 1875-07-05


10 their improvement and q bonu OF obligation.
II our own nation suEyira hle fate that AaB
oYert4leu tho pr0uasBt InonA1chlos, 1t must be
lecaues these healthy sltailtiea Of tho irterior
Of or ustlonAl experience. aud somo features Of
American lfo, Is oonfebsod!y dscouraEiuB. Hut
usually tho worst COMES TO ths surfsco. Cor
tAInIy by ita of1rontory and nosb Is attrarts tho
Int,Ht attention. While ahRIo Ia much over which
10 mourn IN tho official gteed and corruption OF
the tlsnsst III sho luoomresency; OF public mon,
In tila bnd uscb Of wesltb, in The vices and
crimes that disgrace civilization, and In An irtsit
ine.-taking all thai ~ mosi dop1orabo into v,oH.
Il. for ono, do pot despair Of tho lleplbllo.
beliare that the good vastly preponderstos III The
tnauelcea tAAt u&amP our natural ohnraot0r.
to stimulate thu uoblsst e1ertioa In u,o Aue oi
duty and patriotic doYoton. Tho moral euelgieb
Of Tue psoplo ueea 1ccxu!tius It thsir fouutsin-
The senas Of individual responsibility with refer
all through lhe land. Eduoaton should be moro
| thorough and moro uilsly tilt1used. This bluss-
inks Of = FREQ citlxanship SHOULD bo more pro-
foually appreciated. The id:aie Of l,fe'a Rrost
higher staud.tds. Tho, bleaAaa veriti.s Of
OArists Kingdom should be tnors oxrrssslvsIy
sotuAliaad among III. No man can shirk here
with ilnpunity. Mono sto loyal to the country
who refuse e siss tLeir individual sappo5. % %
ths family, wliers the scasls of virtue aud
patrlotism arc most successfully Aown. 1t IL in
vain for us 10 recount tEiumphautly tbs horoc
deeda Of our ANCESTORS. Rnd to boat oi our eiyi!
liberty. II 10 show, by cur conduct, disregard
u petsonal obligation to serya our country by
illustrating = vlrtuona Ifs. The cAsEacter
Of the people shall detorn.ins our us
:saoi ssaa 'Gs'tts III i :; 9es'os asisy II III:
LAWS Of God. aud Abusing tho privileges OF
our ,free Institutions. but with inta!hgsno
ytsQs, aud patriotism predominant shsss will he
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12

A CASE OF MISTAKEN lDENTITY.-0ne day last week the three-csrd monte thieves met with a little surprise over at Battle Mountain, and from among the passengers on the west bound train ho alighted they se- lected the wrong one for a victim. The story is thus told by the Virginia Enter prise: "The other day al Battle Mountain they (the monte sharps) allured German from the East who exhibited B large roll of Greenbacks on the platform, into the spiders nest. The drunken man was on big spree when the expected victim entered, and was losing money on every bet. The German declined to bet, and to get him in the mo- ton, one of the cappers gave him twenty dollar piece on which to try his luck. He placed it on a card and won. Pocketing the $40, be refused to bet again, and walked out of the house followed by the cappers who in sisted 'on getting the money back. The German drew large-sized revolver from his pocket, and assuming a defiant attitude, said, You speak to me and l put you so taia full of holes you don't know what you am. am an old Californian, and know all about your tam trick. You take me for an emigrant you make fools nit yourselves The three-carders discovered that they had caught Tartar as they say their wouldbe victim board the train as the conductor shouted all aboard and leave them lament ingn
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12
Administrators Sale.
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
 J. Johnson. Deceased
COyNrY OF YAYAFN, !
 Territory of Arizona.

COyNrY OF YAyAFAT,
 Territory of Arizona.
 Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Orer of the Probate Court of he CuuHty oi layaTi Territory of ATizoua. made the 3Oh day of January ls7j in the matter of the estate of Thomas J Johson deceased the undersigned Administrator 0f said will sell a pub Hc auction. to the hghe, bidder for cash subject o cop frmation by said Prutaic Court MONDAY MARCH l. 1875 al li o'clock M. at Peoples Valley all the right title iBieres; and of ihe said niestae a the time "f bis death and all the right title and interest tha The said estate has by operation of law otherwise her 'hh CT m addliiou to thai oi the said niesiae ibe tme of his death in and certain piece parcel tract of land lying and being in the county of iayapa and described is follows. to wit:
 One ranch Of leo acI s with improvements Psenies. Valley, Iavapai county, A. T.
 Also, other pruQeuy.
 R. ELLIOTT, Administrator Prescott, January D. 1875. fe5 i'd
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12

A GENTLEMAN in western city, sitting in pew with lady with whom be had for merly been on terms of intimate acquain- tancc, handed her a Bible with pin stuck through the following verse: And now l beseech thee, lady, not as though l wrote q new commandment unto thee, but that which we had from the beginning, that we love one another" After reading it she stuck the pin through the following verse. and handed the book back to him: 'Having many things to write unto you, would not write with paper and ink; but trust to come unto you, and speak face to face, that our joy may be full"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12
Notice to Claim Owners.

The undersigned. having done the work required by law to hold 20 feet in the lead recorded as the Original Accidental lead in Walker mining district and 800 feel in the lead recorded the 2d Extension North of inc Eclipse lead ID Bradshaw mining district hereby notifies owners m the said leads that they pay their share for said work 10 within % days from date of this notice. or forfeit their interest in the s,sd leads
 R E. ELLIOTT. Prescott, Jsnnary ], 1875.
 E-J Cook is authorized ie receive money me and r ceipt for the same in my absence F. ELLIOTT
 jznswlf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12
4 LEGAL ATTACHMENT.

4 LEGAL ATTACHMENT. Believe ne, Bess. when l declare A title deeds me heari, And yoa tbe party of Of the G-st, And am tie seeOGd para Tbzt have an attachment true
 Is useless qgite 10 mention; h vain seek 10 serve toa and Arrest your sweet attention, You know you owned some love for me Wben the question mooted, But now il seems 10 ne you aeE As If you were non-su.ted- My case s one in equity,
 I've pleaded wSh precision; You know the poiu;s-why Will you. then, So iepg reserve decision. make no dilatory plea
 I'm driven to distraction. Unless l soon obtain relief
 I'm sure l shall take action. At first civil suit I'll bring,
 At Cupid's special session, And there, e plaintiff lover, asE For judgment by confession. Now don't dcmgr when this you read, But own you ieei comphnclOn, For my suit will prosecute
 In spite of your injunction. And if, my judgment in despite,
 You will moi hear Se still, I'll get an order from ibe Court r administer your will. trust you'll file an answer brief To this, my declaration, Or else shall proceed 10 make A cross-examination -EJ. " L.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12

And in accordance with law and order of the Board of Directors made oa the 5ib day of January ls75 so much of each parcel Of such stock may be necessary will be sold af public auction the office of the ooranV in Mineral Park. Nohave county. A. T.. TWENTY THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY. ls75 al the heur of I2 M of such day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon together with of advertising and erpenses of sale
 VIM A. MIX, Secretary
 ofiee Mineral Park, Nohave county. A. T. fc5 fl
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12
LEGAL.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
 OF MINING PR OPERrY. IN THE NATTER OF THE
Estate of FRANCIS HINTON Deceas.a

yztate of FRANCIS HINTON, Deceases So,r is hereby given that in pursuance of the ss-, s ,hs Prolate Court of fhe county of Yuma in Terr s Arirona rnase on the eleventh day of Jasuary H Ys-S , the matter of tie estate of Francis Hinton s.
 J th, undersigned Adminis;rator of said es.s,. r5a I at nrivate sale to the hghes; bdder for casA .,S ,l;cc To confirmation by sad Probate Court all ,hs
 b tt, interest and estate of the said iBtesrae af ,h. ,;e f his death and all the right title aud interest rh., he saia estate has by operation Of law ohe-x;s. sr,d other than or in addition o that ef the sia i, ,.e t the time his death. in and tp all that ee-.
 niu propety situate lying and being in the ooanfv o Yayapa Territory of Arizona, and described as fssx t0 wit:
 The undivided one half of three hundred 900 es |, ,he Vulture lode known the Nsore claim stan, wes, of the WickeDburg discovery claim, aecoriisr t .hs survey made by Robert Groom. May 9th l-sA Ase ,he undivided eue-haf of three hundred and ,we,fv three feet eight iDcAes @ 3 in the Nniarc lode kxe.a a. he ..Wickenbur location. seeorlng the sury,r Tsi bv Rolert Groom May 5,h. ls65. Also the asdS yidi one half of two hundred cOO feet of the vurr. lode ,he same being raTt of the Fisher claim oa sss lode also shown by the survey of Robert GrO0a n.s< May 6ih. lsto.
 Kids win be received al Yuma A. T. up 10 10 A. JANUARY 3O;h ls75, and shsu sud be addressed io fh, uud.rsigned AdminisiTafor of s1Id estate.
 Terms and Conditions of Sale.
 Cash in U S. ol coin or it's equivalent Tsu psr ceas of rurchsse money to pad within ten days nace of sp,anee of bid balance confirmation d sale bx sai,i protate Court. Deei sxi ense O purchaser
 GEORGE STONE. AiIninisrafor of the Estate Ut Francis Hihtoa Deeeesd. Yuma. A T., Jannary II, lcsA ialst9
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12
N Q T ICE.

To Abraham Hendersoa, Esq, ovyer in the "Gray Eagle mine, ar lsde ger Mining District County Of 1avaPai Territory of Arizona: YoG are hereby notified that II you do not aFpea' within ninety ,s) days from the dsie hereof aud pay your respective proportion o expense incurred in the amount of work done said mine, required by law the undersigned will claim forfeiture Of your interest in said mne in accordance with the mining laws in force.
 WILLIAM J. ROSS. Dated, Prescott, A. T., Jan. Is Iss5 jn2awl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12
Administrators A Sale.
IN HE MAT1ER OF TIE Estate of A. c. WILLIAMSON, Deceaset

Estate of A. c. WILLIAMSON, Deceased COUNTY OF YAvAPA,
 Territory of Arizona ,
 Notice is hereby given that in pa-sUanee of srie- of the Probate Court of the County of Iavapai Terrv off Arizona made on the day of January. ls75 in he matter of ihe estate of A. Williamson deceased the undersigned Administrator If said estate will sell pub c auction to the highest bidder for cash subject frmatiou by said Probate Court, on
 Thursday, March 4. 1875. at II O clock AM, In frun. of the Court house in the town of Prescott al the rg ht title interest and estate of the said aiesiaie the time of death and all the right title and nteres that the said has by operation of law otherwise other than CT in addition that of the sand inestae the time of his death and to that certain piece parcel tract of land lying and being in the county of Iavspa and described as follow~, to wit
 One Ranch of l60 acres vii improvements on Willow Creek Yavslai county. A. I.
 One hundred and sixty of land cu Lower Granite Greek bounded south by Cary and Brnk's ranch on the north by Brecht and Wortman and known as Lit tg' ranch.
 large number of mining claims amOngs, which are the Benton (original Iocaion) War Eagle. Dividend Mammoth and large number of others, which will be made knoun at the time of the sale.
 THOS. WHITEHEAD, Administrators. Prescott January 25 1875. ih29td
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12
SU UMMONS $.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ls County of MShave.

IEHkIIOk1 OF AkILUNA,
 County of Mohave.
 IN THE JUSTICES COURT IN AND FOR MIN l eral Park. in the County of Mohave.
 The Esrrit,ry cf 4fTi-ona to D. A. XeyendOry:
 You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in sad county of NOhave Saturday The 2Oth day of March A b. les5 al 10 o'clock a m to to the complaint of Joseph Lesesne for the recovery of the of ihIee hundred dollars viz: Amount due him for pro- fessi0na services S67 l2 amount due D. J. Caniy sigued Sls7.3s due J. B. Bull assigned s450. when judgment will be taken aganst yUr for ihs said amount, together with costs and damages if you fail to appear and answer.
 1875. A. C. HASKELL
 jn22;i Justice of the Peace for said County
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-02-12
NOTICE.

To Herman Bendell and J. W Fleeson owners in the South Extension of the Tiger lode located Bradshaw District lavaia County A. T., known as the Beap X Bowers Comrany You hereby notified that if yoa do not appear at te place ,f bainsss of G. w Bowers Chs tonpany's agenD at Fort NhiIpe. T., within ninety O days from the the date hereof and pay your respective proportions of the expense incurred in amount Of work done said mine required by law the under signed will claim forfeiture your interests in said mine i= accordance with the mining ih force.
 ED. r. BOWERS. Prescott A. T., January 22, lsT5. jD26