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TERRITGRF OF H1SHINGTON, &C
County Of UGlG UuUa,
n s Dirric Court Of I,s FiTzf JGiici1i DiStTcf Qf
Washington IsTTifory-
AYGELLVE CARBON, Plliat5F, RS. CHARLES
l. R.lC42LO-y, DefeHGgEt.
THE UyTrED STATES OF AMERICA TO
L CHARLES \ T. CARLON, Defentan-- You
age hereby ItCuII.d 70 appazr IN acton hrOGsht
aea;ust you ~ ANGEIINE CARBON, PlaintIti, ID
tie Distliet Curt Of TIE FIRST Ju1ieill District q
Washington Territory, EOidIEy terms at ColfaN, n
ant I 2 tie csuutI=s II Stevens and hitman 20
sWer the complaint OF P.aIEIIn, fled N Whitman
couptl within t~euiy Gays after the service u this
Summons exclusive o. tie day Of service II hot
served in said county, but II said District thirty
DAYS Otherwise within SIXTY days, the sad Plain
ti.s ill take judgment against ycu BY defau!t,
eorilny 10 the prayer OF tie complaint
The s4l1 action Is hr uglt dissolve the bonds OF
EatrimOHy existing between Plaintiff and DeIeni-
ant the grounds OF Gesertion ard alstn ontLent
o. Plaintiff BY De1eIda8t, and f0r other pIOprr relief
IL the prsIlises-
Ani you hereby notified thst urless you sp-
pear AMI answer the sld elsHplaint above required
the Plaintiff ~ill apply the Curt fOr tie relief
oeIn4uiei tnsEeiG.
- Witnsss the Eon- s G. WINGARD, Judge Of
L :. TIRE DisITici C1urt OF tie First ia iicizl
- District II Washington Territory, ana the
sal q s1iI c UT All gei this lSt Gav Of Nv D.
ls77- a REEVES AYkES, Clerk.
\. E. ISHAN, PlaiatSs Attorney. 2s-sw
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H4RSsED.

MeFEnox-MAR1INFz- April q, .s-7, by Rev. Il.
W Esy2n t. J. MeFeron and l. u. M4rtIniz z, both
of this county
BAsB-JozxSoS-Apzil a, ls-7, by II. ". Hoiciz,
J P, EixeEd B.bb zEd Il L John-pn, both OF tins
county.
AHboTT-SiIyF FIEID-April 60 h. ls.7, BY Rev. =.
" Er-zn, Il H Abbott, q the Dale, Naseo Co,
OTesos, and Susan Sheai=ll, of this eSuaty-
FRIEcE-April 2Sth, 81, by ). D.
Ltrnzn. J. P, George Winchester sEi Lydia F.iece,
b..h CT This cusnsT
, 1877-05-12

ANOTHER PATRIOT PAD Orr -
After being rejected by his former
constituents as u candidate tor Con
gress, and placed permanently cn The
retired list Of low demagogues in Iowa,
remarks the New York ,Sua John a.
kasson has been lifted by The Fraud
ulent President from the Obscurity TO
which public opinion has consigned
him. and made Minister 10 Spain. In
the closing hours of the last Congress
Kasson, speaking for the worst ele~
meDls of his party, made gross and
malicious attack upon Mr.. Tiiden, III
which he assaiied his public acts ANA
his private character with glarlng
taiSehoods and fabricated charges that
revulled the better sentiment of hls
own side. He deliberately muiilaled
and pervated public records, to give
an air of plau>lbltity 10 lhese wiliul
inventions, and when convicted on ihe
spot oi caiumny, he Continued TO IeIt-
crate the accusations without the least
scrupIe 1t was on that occasion, after
a session extending through the whole
night, aud when the first rays Of The
sun began to illumlne the scene, that
Mr.. Hewitt of New York city, i'll an
impassioned oulburSt of Indignation
and eloquence, reused the House from
It's siumUers and administered TO kaS>
son a casrisation that will be long re-
membered as one Of themOst effective
and crushing of its kind. lie took up
the charges separately, and exposed
the fal>ehood Of ezch SO completely
that their author was overwhelmed
with scoTn and resentment.
, 1877-05-12

THE BLOODY SHIRr.-It has been
reported for several weeks by the
friends of Mr.. Blaine, IN Washington,
that lie has in his possession letter
written to him by Mr. HAYES, during
the campaign, last autumn, begging
him 10 come 10 Ohio, TO take the
stump, and advising him that he had
best say nothing about the currency
question or civil service reform but 10
tlauut the hIoody-shirt. ,
, 1877-05-12

The SENATE. The election OF Judge SQoff I'D
United States senator frUn louisiana retuces tie
republican nfjOT.ty the Senate 10 three vO IS,
even sivlas them Judge DAVID Davis, WHO Is ju,t As
likely not 10 k.ek against saoh an assignment.
SOw # ouly another democrat bs elected Loa-
siIua, tr biO0iy shit majority viii be down 70 TWO
which, Tor ali practical Iu.i osss, i god none
al all The d=rloeacF arc beginning "a believe uog
that hey organize the Senate about next Deem
ber win democratic president Pro fsa secretary
Se., Ueclus II Is likely That two Or three OF the HoJ
very Ionoagc=! republicans w:il vote with them on
Jhat Occ8siCu WHO knows but that both bIsucLes o:
Congress my Ie d=nIocra.ic next winter
, 1877-05-12

TnE MKT Ho1sE In the follow
ing slsIcmeut concerning the compo-
silion Of The next House Of Rerresen-
iaiives, the Cincinnati Commercial
NAV be considered Is ehrewdiy iuli
maiing that j; viii now be tie ;urn OF
the democrats Ia pat in 4 iitlle patti
san wo:k: The House ofrepresen'a-
tives Wi. consist Of lt9 democrats Ia
$50 radicals, with five CT six contested
seats. The democratic urajorily OF
10 will be increased 10 abont -. ihi;
vii! be as tight a thing as g TO :"
, 1877-05-12

TIE ExoDUs.-The threatened eGo-
daS from The South Is confined 10 that
class of emisr2n's who subsist on
otficia; salaries. No form of industry
in the South, with the possible excep-
ton of predatory politics, IS likely 10
suffer from 4 dea-ih Of skilled labor.
, 1877-05-12
pinneyS Revelations.

E5NEw YORK, My The Sla publishes a sensa-
ilunal y asLlntu story u zee and half C0iCmLs,
headed ''Piuueys R,yrlzrlo1s." II claims Plnuey
made the seaps-st oi powerful rlns Ia Cali
f0Tuis with Wm. b. Carr as head. Il charges t;-at
Sarg at, Geo q (5orhsm AMI Horace !. Page We're
members of the rin and ilst the latter three pIo-
tected Washington by their II hd=nee with sec
retary RobesoE also that the drm through which
It's business transacted was Nontague, HanscOgn
and Jorlsn. The story i evidently Over,iraWn-
, 1877-05-12

Bgy WADE Is named as the ropub,i-
can candidate for governor OF OHIO.
lie is brought out by he wihg Of the
party oyTosed to the 2 lmlpislrai1on,
and IN the canvass will Haunt the
"bloody shirt" The opposition 10
Fraudulent Hayes in his own party Is
now taking shane, aud bids fair 10
leave him vi,hgnt organized support
from any qnr,rr. The republicans
stole the Presidency, bat in the big
steal they eli. ctuaiIy ruined their par
II. "Chicaens come home to roost. 8.
, 1877-05-12

EIsvr,.Izr N EaEtr-'fle upvavl movement
IN t u9l T. of gll-a- seems 10 he universal through
our The e.ltue SElfe. FgIers have a!yaucel every
sLe- {, ~ U-iazuel 4-s &c t1g tins season OF iEe
vslr Ills Is ,.us=i par, ally by the fac, taat our
ilrrl!srs s8.I 0ugn Wy c'0~eiy dUTIu; the pest
winter. leaving but very SNAIL plu, IN tie
country Bat tie principal ctUs= Is the way Tee Mt
" i.ausuT..tpi te other cont nrnt, between Eus-
s4 aui Turkey This wJr j. Likely 10 continue
through an itduire period Of time and VIII ieud
20 keen prices up TO "a 2.uol round figure. Wheat Is
cy!..4llr IN this IL lAet at y Per busEsi, and
IlotE lstiIlir- tse scarcity, tie mills have cured
.,l decent ;o Justify ti IL il starting up again Ne
near tiat 81 s. WIS CIrrri Ia N4Iiun gi> nlI,-
Nr J II Johns shipped eevsU c.r loads trOm tLefe
tliS morn az uh.,l tk-s about all there IS 10 b.
h.i II tl1t l0,sl5ty. y - her II TumoIet That buy
rrs are cti..ly 90 engage The incoming crop at Lol
3! a. g - pef ruSEe an pay part o. tie purchase
money ROW Ii.5s WeGsn trace 70 20 TeIttle source
aud presume II 5 oUtg- owth Of the present tx
ciiai slate OF tie u4Iklt. Ne 4Ie ILcn : 10 think
tlaf 1i.- Tr5- yEl - but h:t!-, u any higher thpn
az present beng offered from tie Tact HAT buyers
know there = tus little u the unity 20 s-ll and
hence cannot Be ubtiiu..l no matter Eow Alsh the
l,r.ae Il : eo--&lis4l HsgcHy-
, 1877-05-12

HIS PoLlcy.-Beverly Tucker says:
WHY, 5.r, Hayes Southern policy, as
they call it, Is the democratic platform
Of last November. 1t Is the u'teranceS
and principles Of the party for the
past ten years beingcarried into effect.
How long DO You suppose Chamber
lam and Packard would have remain
cd if Tildeu had received his rights :
Not a day, sir. No, not even until
the Inauguration. 1t has been just a
Lope that they could carry on the ola
game that induced them 10 hold out
as long Is they have.
, 1877-05-12

HIS PvLICY.-The so called South
eTn policy of Mr. HAYES has amounted
only to obedience TO tie commands OF
the House Of Representatives, as ex
pressed by the action on the army ap,
preparation bill.
, 1877-05-12
In AnYE.kiI.E..s,.

The WaIla Walla Sf,TFsVsE i7s much larger
circulation than any other paper published IN TIE
Territory of Washingt1a. aui lCn.s oilers superior
indncerner = % advertisers whD would reach the
very b.; class gf paying eust'-lers-
, 1877-05-12

Geek RoHIN.-The man who NOV
ed Ihe Troops out of Columbia and
New Orleans Is Wm r. Morrison, OF
Waterloo. Illinois. He did it bv a
! little amendment 10 the appropriation
bill.
, 1877-05-12
lrnrlLiSll CtreI,lnr.

Brrrrx, May 3. A Turkish cl:euAT Of May u
Iss tsan ,rtei to tins eoyeruIn at 4he Forie
Is n, inst the Russo RuuusHHian convention
s lIe.l aui fie;,isting Tie InvaSon, aud slyS th7
-. ,,nthorizes RouinAnia 10 Dc IL tie power oi a
l1sriia r,ysrrlu,elt.
, 1877-05-12
- rte.. Car:..re Of i.a-s.

foNraS. May a lanes dispatch from Vienna
reaorts Lat rCmur> come Lum Cuusttht.hnl-e ti4''
k,.,s has ieu taken ana tiat rlrrOlm = IN danger
The correspondents says ALTHOUGH these Tuinors 4e-
eulre ,.IEsrlatiUu, yet what We do EnyW already ,
,s far 10 excite suspicion that an Is Lot Tor The
Turks As u sEoIN be- NAY, there l. a good del that
-;..-ffl rlg. liz
, 1877-05-12

POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY gives it
up. lie says tie r@puUAcan party
cannot be any longer sustained IN the
South. and that if it i desired to cap
ture any considerable potion Of the
conservative element Of the Sonth, a
new party will have to be started III
opposition 10 the democracy. Bu;
Mr.. Key neg'ee'S 10 tell Us where the
material is 10 be procured ont Of which
TO fashion the new party. The South
ern people don't want any new party.
They are entirely satisfied with the
democracy, and the new party dodge
will tail to capture 4 corpgraIs guard
Of them.
, 1877-05-12

To BE INPgAcuED.-A movemen,
Is on loot in the South Carolina legiS-
laiGre TO impeach Judge Wright, The
colored Associate Justice of the Sa
preme Court f that State Judge
Wright disgraced his position during
the recent political contests by his
course in tie haheaS corpus case.
which was INTENDED 20 test Governor
Hamptun'S title To his office. After a
decision, in winch he concurred, bad
been rendered in Governor H4muon'S
favor Judge Moses was taken H..
whereupou Jud.e Wright eaacavo,ed
10 reverse his former Judgment and
then fed, apparently afraid to face
the consequences OF his rascalitv. Tie
demand Tor the Investigation comes
from the republican members OF the
legislature, The debate on the reSUlu
tions was confined 10 the republican
side Of he hoGSe, and they were adopt
ed by 4 very large majority. The
NNAN'NA AN liAR-4Nsa-l 4NAltNC4Il-a ~ e NA -
pressed themselves as anxious 10 puri
IL The bench aud denounced Judge
Wright's di>grace'ul course rane the
less emphalical,y because it was de.
signed 10 aid their side in the contest.
THIS is good beginning. Il shows
that the coiorel population of South
Carolina need ony good example and
liberty of action 10 become honest and
intelligent pab,ic officers. Had the
republican G>urpatiun IN the Sla:e
been suffered to succeed The eolored
members of the legislature would have
remained the mere tools of scheminr
partisans They will ROW learn 10
legisla;e for the good Of the Stale, aud
their action will gam for them public
respect and will etfeciualiy obliterate
The color line" about which We have
heard SO much. As soon as the two
races discover that their interests are
identical and understand that ali are
alike benefited by nonest government
the Southern difficulty will be settled
and the trade of the outrage mAuufac.
ture!s viii be at an end.
, 1877-05-12
The E;a,tic az EkaTS.

IAScHEsIEl., Nay a Peut cispltcl, dated
Saturity, Says there Is report currrDt G; a great
Russian victory near Kus 5000 prisoners we're
on iIz-rUnuH-
\ V.eu'4a ai>yatth cf 20 day says there were
ruaors from Coas,a..Ji:.op!e tiaJ h'ss Lad i..=i
, 1877-05-12
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Tne nIneA Sea Bloeisaded.

The Porte notified the powers yesterday tE&t u
bs5 declared q blockade of the whole Russian sSsst
NJ the BLACK Sea Delays Of lhTee days vii be grant
- Iel, wishing to enter and five days to those IL
tending 70 leave the Black Sea
, 1877-05-12
EnntIirr Cr EEars.

ST. PFrzEsEuaG. May "A dispatch says the Ras-
SLAMS have takeU X uS auj csp-Ured l5,eOJ Turks
The atlarkI., ARMY numbered a0,oJJ-
The Turkish non cltis guarding the Back sea
l,.fI Ira~-.l
, 1877-05-12

UNITED STATES CouRTs.-It is re-
ported from Washington TIA. :he
United States courts viii be compelled
10 practice great economy in order TO
prevent 4 deficiency IN the approprla
lion. It appears that the money
designed for the use Of the courts was
expended in feeing The radical poll
.icians who Travelled in the guise OF
deputy marshals through the Southern
States, iomen;ing disturbance and
working for Hayes and fraud. Tie
party which employed these radicals
aud misu>ei the funds is now com
planning Of the penny wise policy OF
the democrats in Congress.
, 1877-05-12

FEEE TEADE.-The iaquestiUn has
been waiting upon more pressing bat
not more imgoFtau; questions. II Is
not al obtruSiye measure. 1t took
the English people years ANA years OF
struggle and agiia,iun to reach tIee
trade, even then only under the spur
of impending bankruptcy. 1t is not
easily understood. Is evils are mol
reeu when they are telt The seduc~
tive lies OF an unnatural system Of
protection are more plausible and
more fascinating than the PLAIN com
mon sense teachings Of naiaraI laws.
That This Will be one Of the issues
whieh Mr.. HAYES will have to meet in
his administration We have 20 doubt.
, 1877-05-12
Gem Advertisements,
~SN-N0--N"-'--~T-"
NoTTCH

from AND After this date T. e. TAYLOR
I VIII i liver Tor tIs STANDARD MILLS
\ McCALLEY Il son.
Walk WaIla. Nay 10th, 1871. sS3n
, 1877-05-12
yY,e Sftussfou az Ksrs.

N;ondlir Pasha announces tie Russians alvancing
in yTe-t force toward Kars, With tha oheet Or cut
-, otY Turkish Communication wi;is Erzerouu-
1J5 Ttrk5sh Command r at kars has marched out
WITH nine battaliuus and oocup;si NehiakA.
, 1877-05-12

BI.sx MozTaa0Es, IN .ors to suit pu-ealsers. can
b had AZ TIE STlTxssiRx osssa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
SUMMONS.

IN rlEE DISTRICT CoUuT oF THIHp JUDICIAL nIsr., TERRITORY oF ARIZONA. Conuty of NayaiSi. Le,i Bashford. Coas BashfoTd Robert . Barisier aus William C. iiashf1ri. partuers. doing and carrying oI business under the nrIn and name of I. BASHFORD CO, Plaintiffs,
 SUMMONS. SAMUEL Q. FREDERICK, Def
 Action brought n thc District Court the Third tn ci District m and for the County Of IavaVai ip ca, Territory of AuzOua.
 Ths T,r1usy ef Arifapa ssnas grssiiag Co Sasas O Frederick, Hfcaa1sf.
 You sse hereby summoned and required to apis if a-tinn brought against yoa by the Ab0vcEamet an ufs. the District Court of the Third Judicial DisTic ia and for hs County of AsNaIai, in Che I,ritcry ui Arizona and thc complaint nied uiIk the Clerk this Court. Prescott n said County ta copy 0i which coiaQlaiut accoupsues this HurGEnus', within twenty dAys, ,cxcuslye o u1e day cf service sleg ht upon you oi this summons, if served "a this County if served ou. of the County and within this District then within thirty d2ys in all other cases for days.
 And you hereby notified that f you fal o srVeay and answer the complaint above iro t5 plaintiffs v akc judgment hy default against ,oU ,he ei S.l S--i3 and aud disbursements in thr bisl' expended.
 G,gn under my hand and the saal ar iha said District Court a3 prescot, thif aa dsy November [ is .. J.. S.. WILLIAM NIlh Iit~1N, C.l.k. BUsH WFiLs Attorneys fer plaia,il-.
 Prescott. Arizona, N -,. 9. tsil. d5e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
SALT RIVER ITEMS.

] Judge II. ?. Sonntag, who arrived from PhWnix this morning, furnishes the follow ing information;
 NJ. Wormser is taking a ditch out of Salt River 10 cover tract of land (partly desert) comprising about 5000 acres The ditch ] will cost S2000. He will plant 8 thousand | acres in gram this fall, besides a large tract | in Louisiana sUgec cane, for the ranufpcture Of which ne has sent to Cincinnati for a sugar machine.
 Water, for irrigation, will be very scarce this year. as the ditca facilities have not kept pace with the opening of new farms
 Two of the old ditches, the Farmers and inc Griffin are incorporating, and preparing to make extensions.
 Barley IS now scarce n the Valley, and diiiiult to purchase at any price.
 Hon. l.. 4. Stevens, or Prescott. has pur- chased 800 GOO pounds to bring to this place pavIag two cents in bulk.
 The demand fer -four is greater than the mills car supply.
 Tleru Is quite GE excitement iD taking up la1e- cea water rights in the valley.
 Sma.l TrS Is raging in PhRniN, and on tbc increase. No one seems to have the luiho-i.y tn establish any quarantine regu- lai9ns. and patients are allowed 70 walk 7hout the streets vitl the dlsease broken 1rl on thew, especially is th;s the sa with Nlzeaas and Indians
 ! Is reported tIat ". B. Hcllings has bonded oac-halt of his Cave Creek Mine to San Francisco capitalists. for S2o,oo0, rc- aieyiag S1.009 down the parties to take Che laI for S29,00) at tl.eir option in 20 days 5r, l they 50 decide the whole for S15,000
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
SIMMONS.

k TIE DIsrRIcr CcrPr or 7iuEp f,-rfCt5H rfsv, [
 rfHgvlss cf Affscss- Count, oi Aa1apn C0.seerh r vs-a .r s.a S. AeaJ, fzf.refs 'a bgs- s'rl.s utter J.e tru ct C. 2. ai -a q ... t"-.at-sa, sAErEt Q. FtFlEf,rI. ncr.
 Action H-aaet. t. u-.as.. C.trs rf - rs.rd Ju- i.- lH ra t5r Chg ,-.-'. c- 'hrlI-l, .s ths te.s a-e-
 - l-.re 1 -i-srHa ..as 7r5ea7 % 3lse-
 Ner s.- n.r s in ...
 ta.. - .r7 ol ts Nlgit. s. tI.sc ia sa4 laul.tt, tH UalF Ol which complaint c1culI'T s'aies ths FuiuEagus within tw.utv tsys g1.rr gi thc day co seFics after f1r service rT.st gy1 oI this r-fHs- if rei a H-a County tul .f sistf at 1i tha rrHr5 a-i Ntinis t District tLgI. within sis tsys; i a o,er cssos la-y lsva.
 And ycu are heIety u1.lei thst lf yon 'l to I4ear and answer tas ellriat ss above eosiri tae llair- ;lGs ub takc iUa-rett stassl ssH stt4gllrs % trg prayer of c1misail, Eie hslrll. Co Vil.rI special reference i- hsrvny made and costs aa1 shurseu,sas .u tais behalf eKreudnd.
 Given under ruy hand and the seal Uf the fsi District Court at Prescott ts 2nd day of Naycms, A iss l- S| WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk. By JcHN LLCNu, Deputy.
 HaRGAAvE S MoRGAN, Attorneys fer Plaintiffs. Frvscoti, Arizona, Nov. 9, lsli- deo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
LEGAL.
SIMMONS.

iN TIE DIsraIcr CovRr or rHtEp JUDICIAL ptsr''
 TERRITORY oF ASlzoSA County ct Na'apai. Coteoltb D. Head aud William s, Head, p2rners under trin nAue aud style of
 C. p. HEAD co. Plaintins,
 SNMNoNa SAMUEL a. FREDERICK, pef't.
 Action brought D .he District Court of tht Third 3u dioal p..e, i0 and fog tae County oi Yasaps n .ls IsIritcrl ot AriEcla.
 Tte Tsrrtssry ef 8rlsoaa s5ass sresfs G. SaHssi a, F'rsifrtck
 Nou aro hereby rurrraoaed apt reouifoi 9 appear ia action truurtt Trat-.t sea i5 fiit 4lFh Isfat sf t4s. in tae Diairtt Conn u. tr faf fUaa t-tf4elt m Hld Tor ttf CeUH.s rf aa'a+.e. tH-fiioff H- A As cod lusErr tHa gosal .siat sa sl.l. tte tra oi ti court a, Prescott sf.t eaatt ta eafI VI tiiet eia fant ltI,f1srt i'f.s sslrna1 Ftt.t teait clay. trflllaitt ul o.r 1aa 1i -etFt-r -1a .Ffe Hia.H g-a uf Uus esiusrus ff HlrF ~ & .ltttts bt t4 ssstei out af tHC CclH.y s1a rHu -ls ls'rtct then v4.hu tlUiy dss. lp s7 nef c.-f larty aass.
 Ausi sVu le-o,r sfed tHs. i- gaa isN to aIIeaT sla s1ssts tHc oeiur ..l' rtuff feirt tht plain aH y,ii t4se tnsfsr3 hF dafaut aEaiHst you fof es aaa Uf Sst Ha s.tltl th ,Vu rE geat. tnteFrst raf month en ,aas ia hor Apdl l2,h. ls75, sod on SLIM fret. s dry ai 1rg, ls30. ard cn s3o frl's al, aey tt as.. '.f sa> uilresl si t5e r~s oef,i fsr sHau.. ra ree AiElsi a5-5. tsis aa4 cose ar.. ats t.s.tf cEua1ia3.
 tftaa ..iea s as.d aud la s.. H .ile cad pis,ftr Cogr, rs iHtee' 4..s lni d1y ol November t. 9. ti D. ~.t WILLIAM Htikk tEN>, C-e-a- Bs gcfIA ILoTT, util,g.
 Etraattr & Mor5as, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Prescott hF.soras Aov. D iS''. doe
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
Application for a Patent.

| TO THE SECOND NoKTH EXTENSION ox TUE GRE,
 EAGLE MINE. No. g.
 |. s. LAND OFFICE, PuEscorr, A. T.t Sept. 2lst, 1877.
 Notice Is hereby given that ! N Rodeuburg X Co hy
 their duly authorized agent Jul N Roier burc wl,oss
 post office address is Prescott 4. T. has this day filed
 his application for patent thousand (l GOO
 linear feet Of the Second North ENfenton on the Grey
 Eagle Mine veia bearing gold with surface ground two hundred coo feet n width situate, lying and being 10 the Tiger Mining District, County of Yavapai and
 Territory O; Arizona, and known and dosgnated by the field notes and oacial plat file in this ofc as Lo; Number Forty seven ti7j h unsurveyed lands. The exterior boundaries of said Lot No s7 be - as follows. to-wt; Variation if2 o5 east coulpcur,, :, at ccuer of ledge south boundary o claim fhence 7s5 3l T., along boundary of claim 100 feet Co corner O: clam mud monument No !. irou wLict a Red ( aL. Tree ns dia. hlazcd and marked c, F." ttlFs t63 g D. distant 3l it White Oak Tree ls ius dia., baIed and marked 60 e. E. bears 7lo 2@ E. dist e Q a Pno Tree go ius. di.. bozed and marked "G E. benr S 4-' if W dsf % f tberce 3i s along boundary Of claim lun feet Co corner ot claim and mupu No. Q from which boulder on E slope oi Mt Mason 10 feet high. iost bong fee; wide marked on center of tace with X by ins bears 53o 3f " dis,aut ls5 it W bite oaS Tree iGr dis blaEed and marked 'G E.' hests S2o r P dist. 6s fi, thence 7s, 57s w nlo"g boundary of clain 900 feet Co W corner of olam and monument No a, from which the boulder es Ani'shinE the orao'n oi ilonumeu No. 9 hcars 367 t dis. -i Q thauca 2a7 90 w alary N ,,,,p,,s.,- I claim itoo e. e. v of clairq sad luonuaeEt No q rom which Juniper Tree ire dis blased and marked c. E. boarsS W dist 5l ft taeaco 7.5 47l F. along < boundary oi ciaim loo n s center of irlye ana place of beginning containing four 4llo0 N 4lO0l acres.
 This c'aio !, bounded on he south by tbe First North ENteu,i.r the Gray Etge Lodr Tho location of this mine Ga'v recorded n ;ho Recoiders Ofoe u Yavapai toun-y. NrzoYa fe-a'pry ln ''loob r. 2 of Mines nt r1id 3lf af fts rrcurls .s said C1ruty
 Any end Ril Tsr"0s claiming adversely uuy portion of 'a Second North isieusuG tte Grey Eagir u inc or uinnF ground ar AeTei1he'0re frscsi st gro -e. lnrft ' hl' thcr acrera es with ths Register of the DriC' Siies Land Nice Prescott in the Territory f ri-'ra. during iae sixlr dRya period ai rahI,iior le' or hry N be barred hy yirtue of te provisions ,t ths Statute.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
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 WILLIAM WIIEz1.snN,
 Clerk. RUsu N wrIrc Aticr1ays lrr Plaintiff.