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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-20
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This Old and popular journal Of Western wash.
ington. with the largest circulation OF any Paper
In the Territory. 10 published every Saturday
morning. Terms Three Dollars per an
num. In sdvaLce: otherwise. 800.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-20

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-20
OREGON,

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-20

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CLAIMs.-Arrears
OF Pay, Pensions. Bounty Money. Land Warrants.
rH2e Money, Pay for use and risk Of Horses, snd
aorses lost in the Service collected from the
Government.
WAR OF 1912 SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. who
served IA days. and their widows. now en-
utled TO pension of 50 per month.
PERSONS IN THE LATE REBELLION, whose
names were stricken from the Pension Rclls TOT
participation therein. now have them restored.
ACTS WILL PASS CONGRESS this session
granting Pensions 10 Soldiers Of the Mexican
war. The new bill proposes to pension all sol.
olers VINO served for % days in the Mexican war
ana ali who served 30 days in the Blaekhawk'
creek, Ssminole and Florida wars.
OIL allowing further bounty 10 the soldiers
IN ane late war will also become law.
Cali and give me authority to obtain theG'
~ the nrst claims nled will be the first allowed.
no.MEsTEAD and Presumption papers pre-
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE for Seattle Pre-.
ctnct. W.. T.
Business Of NOTARY PUBLIC promptly a.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-26

mon eentadten GDri9ldse nnsenOmulerl
merben - tuiro oaS idmmtli6e @Dlo,
tueIfes ieht in Der @on Street
unb nn6erStup 3n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
auFaeipei1ert iF, in bic Berfe6rsaoern
SuriidHieBen, bena al8bnmn bat ia nies
manb mebr Elm SntereRe hornn, bnffelbe
benz 8erfebr Su ent3ieben. Die RaHe
Der circnliren6en Ennf9mittel piro auf
oieie @eiie nm burtberte bon @ilipnen
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tuenigffens cine Der urIa9en, tps16e fi9
benz Nu1ebsn zines aeIunoen @ei6ifts.
uertebrs ea~tsesenteaten, uirb sebo6en
Iein.
Bos bic SteGnns Der ugteiien Sreien
5reie" anbetrift, 70 ift bieIelbe, als es
fi9 nm Die Dissolution Der Sits
berfraee bonoelte, elei6 entidieoeH fir
Die 8ieberprdgun9 bes Gilberbrnars
tpie fit Die 8ieeeraufnabme Der 8aars
Sablnne on ben, eeIesli9 fetsefeaten
Eermine einsetreten. Sn, infer @uni6,
auf ale 5dlle Die Ser. Stnaten in ben
Stdnb 9eiebt 81 ieben, an Dem b~etreffens
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8srpai6tunsen aereht Su merbeu, be-
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bic @leoeranfna6me Der 8~aarSablun9
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Scene 8ebenfen muBten ieoo6, Die es
uns i6ien, ben practiihen @rforoernifz
len Der beftebenben @erbdltnifie iuei9eu.
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fir bic eeiammte SartgelosBrsfie, BON
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beiten, uns nm bic 5rii6te u%nierer gin.
ftisen SunbelsbiIon5 81 betriisen, uni
unIere rationale @bre our9 ibr @ebab'
rem ernftlid sefdbroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-26
Mnn f6reibt ana Berlin.

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fec 2ase BON eiuer 9D6ter 9liidlih ents
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-26
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-26

6attinsen, 1. Gpril.-Solaenbe, foft
unslaubli6 tlinsenbe @ei9itte ersd6fen
bic nWtdrt. BIZ: MOntas Dor a6t Eaz
gen ffarb in Sarpeu elm Nrbeiter, tuel=
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beeroi9t tuur6e. @eriidte, bic iber bic
fen Sterbefo1 umliefen, peronloBten bic
StnatsanUaItidaft, bic 2eide ausqras
ben nuo Dbbuciren Su loien. SieTbei
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tprbeH iei. Die 5rau oes 8eriforbensn
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fentli6 in bieie srauIenerreaenbe Be-
sebenbeit 2idt brinsen. Soma ersdblt,
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feinem 8ette mehr eei6lafen. Gu6
bic 3odter oer @besotten, nls i'm 9ers
oa6t ftebeno, RitpiTerin nao 36eil@
nebmerin an b:eIem 8erbre6en Al ieiu,
iplte aefdnsIi9 einesSosen ipsrben. Gp6
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
1egal Notices
Notice of Sheriff s Sale


 By virtue Of an execution issued out of the First Judicial District Court. Ariz0n;l Territory, in and for the county of Pinai. af- tested tbe tWelfth day of November, 1Sse, in certain action in which j.. DeNOon Rev inert is plaintiff and the Wana-W hata Silver Mining Company is defendant, and said plaintih recovered judgment agaiu=t said defendant for the sum Of six thousand and twenfy-six dollars and e5ghty-three cents tS6.026 S3). together with interest. [ have levied on tile following described real estate, or the mining location known as the Wana- N hata, in Pioneer District. Pinai county, Arizona Territory, located on the twenty slxth day Of June, lS57s recorded ia Book | 0f Mines, page i52, July the 5th, lS71, rss- eorder's office, Pinai county, Arizona Ter FitOry; also the nill-site connected there with, and of which notice of location Was recorded in Book ] Of Miscellaneous Re- cords. page 2IS. recorders office, Pinal county, Arizona Territory, Go which records reference is hereby made for a more full and particular description Public notice is hereby given that on the 5th day Of January, 1875, at ] o'clock D. m. of that day, in front Of the deputy shelih's office at Silver King. in the Silver King precinct. Pioneer District, Piual county, Arizona Territory, l will sell aii tue right. title and interest 0f the Waua- W hatsi silver Mining Company. afore- said, in and Go the ab0se described property at public auction for cash, t0 the highest aud best bidder, to satisfy said exccutiOH and all costs.
 Dated, sherinvs office, Pinal county. Ari- z0na Territory, December l2. 1878.
 F. R. BRADY, Sheriff.
 By J. F. GABRIEL, Deputy.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
EocAL DoExqs.
world.


 Messrs. B. Wisel & Co.,, Eaton 6 Bailey. and Merrill. Kellner & Co. received goods to-day.
 The McAlillen Mining Co. and Jack Eaton have men at work on the Globe and McMillen road.
 Christmas was usaered in by a snow storm, which continued at in- teryals until the evening of the 26Jh-
 Lacy is due here Sunday. Rosen- thai. passenger with him, telegraphed H. L Hart he would be at the Agen ey on Saturday night.
 IL is reported here chat Aaron Mason has gwen bonds to society for good behavior. by promising to obey wife. We have not learned the llady's name.
 We tender oar acknowledgements to Peter R. Brady, of Florence, for Christmas turkey. " and. also, to Messrs. Redman 6 Wiley, of Globe for brace of chickens.
 \ stove has been purchased fol the schOol-room. This looks as though the girls aud boys were soon to cougregase for the purpose ol learning more than they now know.
 Mir. ". s. M. Wright. of santa Rosa, Cal, and President of the McMiIleu and Silver Queen Mining Companies has arrived, accompanied by Messrs. Warren and Wilson. Mr. Warren is wheel wrlght, and wit supervise the erection of tle McbIil- len company's mill.
 The dance at Hofman's Hall. McAIillen, Christmas Eve, was a joy ful afair-music good, and supper better. Notable among the ladie. present were Mesdames Miller. Swa- sey, Abraham, Hise, Clark Willis Shanley, 0'Neil and SIinkard; ane the young ladies were the Misses Shanley, Willis, Kennedy and May. Ladies and gentlemen of Globe, whf were present, are lavish m commenda- ton of the McMllIenites, for theil generous hospitality.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Summons.

Io tis .Isstiess Cearf of Rcifillsa Prseiaef,
 "a fbs c0uatg ef -Harlcopa, 1ts4ffos3 of fSi- zoaa. .{ D. LaRas, Itstics of tts Peace. Peter fOmpkiils- piainna,
 against Summons. Hiram Harding, defendant
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting tO Hiram Harding, deiendant.-li appearing by affidavit or behalf of the plaintiH that after due diligence the said defendant cam not be found- it is therefore ordered and you are hereby summoned Go appear before me at my 0iiice in tae town Of 3lcMillenyillc. in the county of Maricopa, on the 27th day of January, lS19, at 1 o'clock D. m.. in an ass- ton brought against you by said piaintiH. to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, said action is brought to recover the sum of foriy-tvs0 dollars on an express contract, or Judgment will be taken against you Tor the said amount. together with costs ol tilis salt If you iaii Co appear and answer
 Given under my baud this z7th day of No yember lSlS- J. D. LARGE,
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

Inasmuch as persons living in re- mote parts of county can not without great trouble and expense, visit ther respective county seats al tie close Of each session of the board Of supervisors, for the purpose of learning the proceedings of that body, we would suggest that the Legislature make 1t obligatory on the board to publish the same iA then
 county newspaper and in Q county where no newspaper is printed, by handbIii posted in at least twenty conspicuous places, two-thirds of which shall be thus publicly placed outside of the county seat, and not less than two in each election precinct.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Summons.

 10 tts s4stiess Court ef HeHiIlea lDrscsacf. ia
 sas e0aHtg ef AarfeoPa, Territory of Ari- z0aG, d D. LaRus, Josties gf tls Peaes. John A. Miller t O., plaintiffs,
 against Summons. Hiram Harding defendant.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Co Hiram Hariing, deiendant.-It appearing by affidavit on behalf Of plaintiffs. that after due diligence the said defendant cannOt be found, it ls therefore ordered and you are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in the town of Mc3lilienyiile, in the county of MarlcOpa, on tine 31th day of Jam uzry, 1873, aE iU clock a. m.. in an action brought against you by said plaintiffs, to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiffs, said action k brought to recover the sum of one hundred and eighty-tw0 and hft3-seyen cents on an express contract, or judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs of this suit, i you fail to appear and answer.
 Given under my hand this 25th day Of NO- Yember. ISIS. J. D. LARCE.
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Assessment Notice.

McAIillen Silver Mining Company--Loca- ton of principal place of business. San Fran cisco, California; location Of works, Globe District, Arizona Territory. Is here by given, that at a meeting Of the board of directors, held on the 22d day of November, ISIS, an assessment (No. I) Of lwrnty-iive cents per share WAS levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable imnledi- ateiy in United states gold coin. Go the See retary, at she office of the Company. Room 24, Safe Deposit Building. San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this as- sesment shall remain unpaid on the second l2d) day of January. 1873, wili be delinquent and advertised for sale and unless payment is made before, will Dr sold on MEDNES- DAY, the rN ENTl-NfNTu t29fh) day of JANU ARY, 1879. to pay che delinqucnl as- seSsmeut. together with the cost Of adyer- Using and expenses Oi sale. By order of the board of directors.
 A. c. McMEANS, Secrctary.
 OFFIcE-RO0n q Safe Deposit Building. San Francisco, California. 29-4
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Mining Notice.

70 Wiom it Nay eoneera.
 All parties claiming any interest in that ctktaip mining location or claim known as the BIG JCNNl mining claim, situated in Globe District, Pinai county, Arizona. this is to notify you, that iu accordance with provision Of the mining act Of May co, 1872, that in compliance with the requirements of said act, work has been done on said mining claim tor one year past back, ending on Aug. 10th, IS7S by the undersigned Now, there fore, if within ninety days from the firsi publication or this notice you do not come fOrward and pay your proper proportion Oi the cost of said work, tue undersigned will claim forfeiture of all your right, title and mining claim.
 ". v. kINGSBURY.
 October IS, 1878. 3l.l5
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 39th day of October, Is7o, SO many shares of each parcel Of such stock as may be neceS- sary will be soltk nt public auction, at the office Of said Association, No. All l-2 California strzel, San Francisco, California, on THURSDAY. the second day Of January, 1879, at the hour of 12 o'clock Of said day. to pay said delinquent assessinent there on, together with costs Of advertising and expenses or the sale.
 M. C. SOUTHARD. Secretary.
 Oftiee-41I l-2 California street, Room n, San Francisco, California. 29-5
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
GLOBE DISTRICT.
Developments and 6eneral Minlng
 Newn for the Week.

fine.
 J. ". Haskin has opened tunnel on the Irene lode. The work costs only s4 per foot.
 The Chromo tunnel has not reached the lode it Is running for. though t is now 250 feet ip length.
 The Yuma Sentinel, of the 21ss, announces the arrival at that place of the StonewaIl Jackson machinery.
 The silver and gold brick from the Golden Eagle mne, which we saw at Shryock < Hise's, IS worth Sl ,S0S.
 We are informed on good author ity that there IS sufficient ore in sight ii the Silver King mine to take out $l30 .000 month for twelve mouths.
 The Imperial tunnel is in l30 feet. It has passed through an IS foot vein. but 1t IS stlll believed that the main or Stonewall Jackson lode is further ahead.
 There has been shipped from the Pioneer and Globe Districts in the last eleven months, ending Eoyem- Der seth, in ores. concentrations, and bulIioa. s9O6 .s15 s2. This includes MeMiIlen.
 It has been recommended to the Silver King Company to save their tailings. which upon assay lately were found to contain $60 per ton in ehlorides. which escaped over the eoncenuators.
 There has been shipped from the Miami mill since our last issue, 4 $50 ounces silver bullion and PIT ounces gold bullion. The mil Is still pound ing away on ore to the general satis- faction of customers.
 Chas. Hayse reports a good pros peet on the Sterling mine. He says the vein is six inches on the surface, and that the ore goes $400 to the ton. This mine IS owned by the Chicago Milling 6 Mining Go.
 Twelve thousand eight hundred pounds of Fl Capitan ore. recently worked at the Miami mill. gave a re turn of .49l ounces The shaft is down 56 feet, ai.d shows good min eral from the hanging wall to the foot-wall, about five feet.
 On the 23d, Tweed's team loaded 5000 pounds first class ore at the Stonewall Jackson mine. It is now on the way to San Francisco for re- duction. It was sufficiently valuable to pay for boxing. We have under stood 1t was exceedingly rich in sul- phurets and native silver.
 Our mining outlook IS promising sall we are at present passing through transition period m our history. The very rich ores found in Globe District shortly after its organization induced people 10 believe that tLere were immense bodies of pay-ore On the surface. This led enthusiastic operators 10 build mills without first developing the mines on winch their supplies of orc were dependent. As in all other silver.miniag 'istricts, Ii was soon found that our rich crop  pings were easily exhausted, and saat time was required to open the mines to a depth where a steady and abun- slant product could be depended upon. That our mines vii pay largely when properly opened is fully demonstrated  by the immense results attained in the S1onewall Jackson mine at q less depth than l59 feet. Since mine owners have come to understand thale they must go down on lheir claims in order to bring them 70 q paying condision tue remedy will slowly out surely De applied either with or si'h-
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

|out the aid of outside capital It is just as we'll to admit the fact that it will take time to do this but when the end aimed at is accomplished, we have mines in GIobe that wlll com mand the attention of the mining world.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
A rExAs WEDDINa GIFT:
frem Ae .San Erancieco caH.

IF0N7 Dls ls0N fTaNc18c0 tolE-
 h every other State, except Texas 1t IS fashionable when wealthy couple get married, to display the wedding gifts iu full view of the as- sembled guests. This plan would not work very well in tue .sLone Star" State 4 short time ago Major Atwood. of the Uuaed States Army stauoned at San Antonio, vas united in wedloek to the daughter of Richard King. known as the 'catile king of Texas" How 1aueh he gave 10 tlae bride IS aat stated, but he presented to the bridegroom S0 .0G0 head of heeyes.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

A bill has been introduced in Con- gress to compel the national banks to receive standard silver dollars as an equivalent in value to gold coins of the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Mining Notices
Delinquent Sale Notice.

Arizona-titah Gold ana Silver Mining or works Globe District, Pinai county, Ari- z0na Territory. kDtiee.-lhere are delin- quent upon the following described stock, on account of assessnlent (Ao D levied on the 10th day of September, lss6. Che several amounts set opposite the names of tue re- speetiye shareholders, as f0il0Ws
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Mining Notices
Sale Notice.

General Robert Allen silver Mining Company Location of principal place of busi- ness, San Francisco, California location Of works Globe Disffief. Pinai county, Arizona Territory. Notlfse---fhere are delinquent upon the Following described stock, on ac- count of assessalenE l2o. l) levied on fhe 29th day of October, 1878, the several amounts set opposite the aaIles of Che re- spectire shareholders, as ioliows
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

The Las Vegas (N. NJ Gazette says EugeniO Romero sent ten yoke of oxen to meet his mule train, winch is struggling in the snow on this slde of the Raton mountains. The tram Is heavily loaded with freight for Tucson.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

Miss Maggie Patterson has been appointed postmisuess at Stafford Pima county Arizona
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be- tween the undersigned. under the hTsa nams of Evans e Barton. was dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th day of December. ISIS.
 EUGENE EVANS.
 JERRY BARTON. Globe. Arizona. December 70. ls1S.