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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-03

NoIlCE.-Ihe annual meeting Of the stockholders.
~ OF the First Division Of the St Paul Pacific
railroad company, for the purpose Of eectnR direct
ors ana Tor the transaction of such other business az
may lawfully come before such meeting, will be held
al the once OF the company, In the city OF st. Paul
state OF Minnesota, 1e3 Jackson street. In said city
on Tuesday, the eleventh day of June A. D. 1873 at
10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
Dated May 21st, 1878
GEO. L. BECKER,
DWIGHT WOODBURY.,
directors OF the First Division of the ST. Paul l.
1aclAc ra1lroad company. 1877
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-03

AZ bed and table they lord it Ser us,
With looks of beauty and words Of good -
The leading chapters in this recent and re-
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Lincoln, Andrew, Rice, MCPHERSON. Thomas.
Mansfield, Sedgwick and others, are called
over. Aye! these very flags before us, symbols
still OF loyalty, were once followed by some
you and / laid to rest with military honors, in
various cemeteries Does not the brave, the
trnsty heart, the heart with patriotic feelings
still atiame, venerate them, and for their valor
and heroic death, the nation yet tearfully
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131-l41 Clerk Board of Public Works.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
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The latest productions from
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lof the World, purchased direct
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Greater Inducements
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
BUTTER and EGGS

Taken in exchange The same
al cash.
join ". BENNETT.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-13
SHERIFF'S SALES,
NHERIF rs SALE.

By virtue Of a writ OF Ais. I eyaria N
% me dir cted, will be exposed tnr
salt. at the Lafayette Hotel, 84I Sbinie
Kept by John +. Dougherty. in tbr az
Wilminton, New Castle County
ware. on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of Apr,
at 2 O'Clock,
The following described Real Estate v,
All those two lots, pieces and parca,I
land, situate in the city of Wilminn
with a large brick dwelling, brick ha
stabling. &C., ther. on erected. Bep,n.
at stake on the rtherly side ef \
street, between Iatnall and West streeti
John Bradley's line, formerly Wh,tei1
thence with the same nor'h ninety1|
degrees, ,easl 65 fee u n corn er stake II 4
soul tn fifty eight degrees east with sanl
McLanes line 76 feet inches to the Nv
erly side of Tatna street, The, ce n,
with south 80 grees west 65 feet tn'
said side Of Fifth street, lnd thence tb,
with north So degrees west rs feet + inn
to the place Of beginning be the con y
more or less eook @, volume paee
&c.
Seized and taken in execution 40
property of Robert Ia Tor, su viyirp
gagor, and t., and 10 be sold by e '-'
ISAAC GRUBB, sheri
Sheriff Office. New Castle, Mar. 28. Isl
OTIS,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-13
SHERIFFS SALES.
CHERIFFs SAnr,.

Bv virtue o. . writ Of l.evari Facias to
me directed. wi he ~ Used to public sale,
at the Iaf;ay. te hntei Sal fhipley street,
kept by John j. i'ou4hetty, In the City Of
Wilmington, New Uas iecounty. Delaware,
on
WEDNESDAY The 18th day Of April, 1878
at2 O'Clock +. M.
The following tt scribed real estate, viz.
Wis. All those two certain lots or parcels OF
land lying and bel rg stu lted IN the clty ol
Wilmington bounded ana Ut scrspeo as loi'
lows, to wit:
No. l.-Beginnin at the intersection o.
the portherly side OF Lowering Avenue
with the westerly side Of Harri-on street
rhence In westerly direction along SAID
side Of Lowering Avenue 3l7 feet 6 inc es to
the easterly siIe or Franklin street, thence
in northerly direction along said side Ol
Franklin strt ct ---ft' more or less, 10 tne
long mill race, thence Gown said long mill
race bv the several courses and 1stances
thereof to the westerly side of Harrison
street th4pce in a southerly directlon
along said side cf Harrison street-ft
more or les, t. 1"e place OF Deg ming, be tne
contents what they may
. no. 2-Besinnlng at the corner made by
the intersection of a line OF the easterly
sid. OF ''r I'm street, with the portherly
side o Lowering Aveiue hl9 feet 4 inches tc
the ives erly side OF rank In StrcN', thence
n a nurtherDy direction along said side !
Frauklin street, - feet more or less to the
lnng mill race. thence westa ~ alony said
0ng i'll race b, the several uOn1ses and
distaces the eot to the i'd line of the east
erly y de 0 Broom street. and thence sou IL
trly o.g said line t' hA place of begin-
ming, be the contents within said bounds
that they may.
So tied md II ken in execution rs he Drc-
neriv of Morris McDtW II nnd ISABELLA l..
his wife and |. It's, ana tti be sod by
ISAAC GRUB Sheriff.
sher'T's Otfce, ,>ew Castle, March rs, 1878
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rne 70 jowg. tsescribed Zeal Estate, viz:

Ihe 70 owi described Heal Estate, viz:
~ tiiuse several al res. ecflva trac'S or
parcels ui lani situate in hui around the
city of Wilmington aforesaid. several y
bounded aud described as follows. to wit
No. l--&tuate in N@w Castle hundred In
SAID ccunry, ,contatDing within s. id bou DDS
by computation, Two acres and nlnnie .
perHheS Of land mnre or less, bein! III"
same premise C ~ vay ed TO Robert T Tl.r
nv Will N Popp'es ard wife, March 20
1854, Hook . vol paEe "Gi exc,
No. 2,-Stturte IN Cnrlstiss.1,, hundred
obtaining two acicS ono quarter 4hd
thirty-fve perches If land n'Ore or less,
bring the sams land and premises which
James Morrison aud wife conveyed TO Rob-
ert Taylor. Book vol g. page S6 etc.
No. 3.-All those two { rtain tracts rieces
or parcels of land situate in New Castle
hundred aforesaid d designated as Nos 5 AMI
IL, No. 5 containing four acres and 10 perches
more or less and NO. 0cop tanning Two and
half acre more or less. being The same
and VIE and edward Weob conveyed to
Robert Taylor, March q, 1855. B@ok X
vol. 6, PAGE | etc.
No. 4->ituate in New Castle hundred
aforesaid containing three acres. three
rOOds aud thirty perches O. land, be the
same more or less, being the same land ard
premises which William McCaulley aud
William Bright, asstgnees of thomas
Smith, on the I'll day OF Marc, A. d.. 1883,
did grant and confirm unto RoLert Taylor.
Book r, vo.7, page 326,
No. s 5-Si ua,e In the city of Wilmington
aforesaid. bounded by Seventh street, Jack
son street and others be the con tent more or
less, being the same p emises which vii.
liam Morrow and wife conveyed to Robert
Taylor. December 8, 1887. Book o, vol. 8.
page 1884, etc. containing altogether fifteen
acres and thlrty-foAr perches more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Robert Taylor, and to be sold
by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Castle, March Goth
AID. 1878.
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The Morning herald., 1878-04-13
tdERIFF'S SALk.

BY virtue of a writ of evari Faci
to me directed, will be exposed 10 rnh1
rUwusenu, in ppoquiplmink hundrs
>ew Castle County, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the I'D day OF April 1878.
1o'clock, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz.
ALI that certain plantation CONSISTING
two tr,cts or parcels Of land situated
slack bird hundred, formerly Appoouin1
mink hundred, aforesaid. severally bmnd
Ell ana described "a follows, 10 wit: m
ginning at the org Bridge over the norf
west b anch Of Duck Creek aud in the mid
die f the poud leading to the thorough
road, aud with the land Of John tenn4
mOre's heirs north 62 deg. east saventes
perches to corner in the iOad, thence T.
deg east nine cen perche :, the, ce nnrth
| deg, cas- S. perches ard 30 10 q corner 4
the wood for the alloim mt marked NolN
herel after made, ,1e1ce with the line 4
said al oiment north 38 l-2 deg. "a It % N
perches TO cornor st&s e set, thence AortI
| 50 deg. west 252 10 pFrches to.a stak g henc(
north 81 deg east 8 p2rcheS TO q sakd &
thence nor h forty-ftv1 degree west n
Derchas to q corner N the line # Isaal
Walk as laud south II Deg west rs perc 81
| q the Ft'ea ~ of the gorthNeSt branch 81
courtes aud'iistances Of ihH sNi b!arch
and binding tEarewll i about two ,ta.ltted
| sud ,iuc rercI'es to tilG hlNce OF beginning
| cnutHi.i y l47 NcIe3 OF land, bs the same
more or les heing the same lard and
| premises which VI liam T"mple by tnden
| iure bearing dAte ha 2Sth day of NVvem,
ber, A. T.. 1S1, with a two.s Dry tra 4
UHns", brick h i ch n, brick smoke house
| Ir9me harn and other out bui 'dings thereon
| orected.
No. 2. Beginning at stake corner fol
| land late of Mary Ann Lancaster now O.
said Napoleon b. Deakynt, aud therewtt
| south 81 deg, west Ga perches 10 a stake cor
nef rs aforesaid. thence south 81 deg, eas
| 25 2 10 pert hes to q st3ke corner as aore
said, thence south 81 Ia deg. west 32and5ll
perches to a corner in the ThOurOnghart
neck and Smyrna Road, thence with thu
| said road tt wards thorOughfare neck nUrtf
| "A deg. east 5-l0 perches TO stake in sai(
road corner for land belonging to Susal
Crussn, thence with with the line of Susar
| Crusen and binding herewith north y
| deg. east about 70 perches to stake nov
| in a line Of land now of G.. / |. b. Berna
| dot Deakyne, and from the last enlionet
stake direct line to the place OF begin
ming containing Is acre S more Or less, W TX
a ~ story frame hou and log barr
thereon erected.
Seized and taxi Ell in execution a'the pro
perty of Napoleon b. lIeakyne and Marl
Ann, hia wife, and q. B. Deakyne and hi
| wife, t. t's. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
She IFS Office. New Castle. April LIST, lS70
APPS ts
The Morning herald., 1878-04-13
HERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ o. Levari Facni"Ias aae
ma directed. will be exposed to EuplISI iii ge
at The hotel of John Elliott, in the he,- VI Inn.
nf CLristi4na, in White Clay creek on
drsd, New Castle county, Delaware VI
MOND AY, the 22d day of April; A. y row.
at O'c'o 'ock, p M, ,,iz.
This following described Reat Estate w. - AZ
All that certain tract, piece or parcol eo,tn h
la u dsituate, ly Ing and being on tne ieo 'VIy CIsy
side of Whi'e Clay Creek, III hI,e h,, lau
reeE hund Q aforesaid, ,hOuDdHd py ,hwpII
OF Var, Candy aid hraham ho'nhN ,,t
and by White ClaV Creek, contalng ,ritN
seventy acres Of IaNd, more or It. $ Ttrsnlt
two Story frame aud StO house an" -"
barn thereon erected. ,>o nra
~eizad and taken i'll execution as lnp n p
rerty Of nm McdiJl who has wy q ii
hnsband OcVid MeOi.t, deceased, anu ~
Morfisoo, co-morl lager, and t. r.'f' "l''
be sold by ,e
ISAAC GRUBB Sherlh ,-
sheriff q Offlce. New Castle. April, 3o' '"'
| aprj-s
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1912 BENSIONS !

Un1"r tbs act any person who served
four'ce,l day, or participated in one battle
IL The War of 1872. IS e;,tltltd to a rens or
tf - pnr month from date If approval o1
act. Widows Of -uch soldiers ri Naqe died
3ttrl jmilar service, no matter what wa
the Ja e # ca rriage to the sol .ie,, are eil,
lil"d ~ til" same Pension.
so 0tncrp ntias are entitled
N'' I3l Pensioners drOpp 4 from the
Eu.la because Of alleged dIcioyaIty arc re
stored By lh!s act
Applications MUSrbe executed by or
officer Of cOurt OF record,
Segd to Us .or any Information or blanks
needed.
GILMORE g. CO..
629 F STREET, N. W,
mar2'-0 Washington, D. G.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-13
M.RIFFS SALE.
The following described Real Estate. viz:

All that certain lot or piece OF land with
q three storied brick house thereon erected,
situate in the city of Wilmington, bound
cd and described as follows, to wit: Begin
Mug on the southerly side of Sixth street,
between West and Washington streets, at
the distance OF IS feet from the easterly
side of Washington street, thence through
the middle of The division wall between
this and The adjoining house south 80 de-
arees west parallel with Washington street
Il feet to the rorthe' ly SIDE OF a three fee
wide alley leading into Washington street.
thence along said alley side south So de-
grees east a feet to stake, thence north 81
tegrees east parallel with the first men
toned line md passing through tn mid
lie of the division wat bstween this ard
The adjoining house 81 feet to the aforesaid
side of &ixlh street, and thence therewith h
westerly IA feet o the place of beginning,
be The contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in eyecuti n Ms tn g pro.
perty of D MEL Heley, dec ensed (Ihoinas
j.. Becker, executor of ID MEL Hvley. de-
ceasedD and Johu Gtuber. pnd wife t. t's
aud to be sold by
ISAAC GRuBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff $ Office, New Castle, Mar. 2G, 1878
is
The Morning herald., 1878-04-13
q t2ERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of q writ OF Levari Faclas. TO
me directed, will be exposed to Public sale
at the hotel Of VIM B Hollis, at Town
tend, in AppoquiniminK hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the 23d day of April. 1879, at
O'Clock, p. m.
TIE following described real estate, viz:
All that piece or parcel RI land and
rauses situate In Alackbirt hundred
fO merry Appopuinimink hundred, New
ns'le county, Del bou"d ded as follows, 10
Wit: Beginning at a sake in the Paw Ph"7
Hranch; corner tor land of John Il Reesa
hence down said branch north SO deg and
- mi utes east TO perches IT, staGe iu the
edge of said branch. thence with new line
now made ard with land of Benjam n
Money north IA I'D deg w st 36 s. 90 ches
10 a snail chestnut sap ing by a cart road
thence north Sc Ia deg west 40 0.lO perchcs
10 stake in tho centre Of a pubic rohd
lead ng fr IN Prine's Corner to Mu rpney's
Mil, he cs a dire ct line and pafjly with
aid road to the p acc Of beginning. con-
tanning twelve &C es aud 100 square perches
of land be the same more or less, with a
frame house thereon erected.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
properly OF Samuel Graham and Jane his
wife, t., aud 10 he sold by
ISAAC GRrIBB, Sheriff,
Sherffs Office, New Castle. Aprii lst, 1873.
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The Morning herald., 1878-04-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Verditioni Expo.
mas to me directed will be exp ssed to Pubic
| Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel. " Snlpey
street, kept by John T.Dougherty in the cry
of Wilmington, New Castle LuGnty, Dell,
on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of April, 1916
at 2 o'clock, p m.
| The following described Real Estate VIZ:
No. I. All that certain lF>t, piece or par.
| Gel of land with two story brick messurge
thereon erected situate in the city OF Wll.
min ston, Del, bounded and descrped as
follows, TO wit: heginning at the ctnel
formed by the intersection OF the noftn",i-
ly side Of Fifth street, with the eastei1y
slde OF Walnut street, thence easterly alotg
the northerly sioe Of Fifth street, evehey
alley leading into rifth etreet, tnen"o ,
n0rtherly parallel to Walnut street aions
said side Of said alley thirty-two feet trloa t0@
corner, thence westerly parallel 10 ptm atta
street, seventy-tWO feet; two lncnes W osao
easterly side of Walnut street, ana laeuG' leaot
thirty-tWc feet to the corner aforesaid an9 nt
place of beginning, be the contents theleOl tSo
what they may. with the privilege and u''
OF said alley, &c. s.,ma
No.2. All that lot of land and framsf NJ
messuage thereon, situate III the ely elHyo1s"
tn
ware, hOu ed and described as follows, ,Hs W
wit: Beginning at point on the eas' rr siue
of French street, sixt ;-three feet.h feet n,5' S1
lnche, from the 4outnery side of flitn Iin,es st;
% corner for land now or formerly OF oaheI ,her
Bathsbary's heirs. thence eaSt"rIy ,, py 'nd tred
lnt aiallel with Fifth streH,, one h9iluh 91nonch
feet, thence sout ery parallel WIFE r,eG. feet
street, sixteen fe ct TO corner OF ! ,,n u, eide
wide alley. thence westerly along III .ne tept, n
of said four feet wi..c "l.e5, tnifly o,v ,'tm Of
thence southerly four f-et 10 land now oS'orIv ~,
late of James Morrow, thence wes.Jht wesSehty
parallel with the first ascribed line seSe
10 the easterly side Of French street IInnench Inenh
northerly along the easter.y side OF f,eJi fh,sain-
street, twenty feet tn the rlace OF o1 9th
ming, be the contents what they may, y,,.oJ S
q twb story frame house thereon erec.enr ..o nro.
sSeized and taken In execution as Wy tInid bv
perty of David McCullin, and to 6e sofF
ISAAC CRU bB. Sheralnii err is7s.
sheriff7s Office. New Castle. Mar 10 ''''
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No machinery being used IN their manu-
fncture and viii be of tie BEST MA TER.
IAL, and made by the best workmep, and
uuder his own supervision. | shall sell
these goods at prices very little higher than
machine made shoes.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-13
THE HUMAN EAR.

Probably no portion of the human
anatomy is so delicate, sensitive, and at
the same time SO capricious in its action as
the human ear. We have known woman
who could stand up in the garrett, looking
out of dormer window, and hear her hus-
band kiss the hired girl in the cellar, eight
rooms and two flights of stairs away,
and the next night that very same woman
would take her baby to church and hold
it on her lap while it screamed and howled
fifteen minutes c. rlnon into OBJ
livion, and lN shed when she
was told that tu, ,- vi child had been cry
ing. Burlington Hawheye.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-13
1HEklr'H''s, SALE.

- HEklt'H''sS SALE.
Bya virtue of a writ Of Ais Ieysri Facias
to me direc' ed, will be exposed to public
sale atthe ,Ia Yntte Hotel SAL Ship,ey ST.
kept by John j. Doughrvtv. in the city ~
wilmington, New Castle county. Delaware
on
The Morning herald., 1878-04-13

In single county in Georgia seventy
ax. rad doos ware recently killed.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-13

y ~, the Eth day OF April, 1873
at O'clock. p. NJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-25

a convention on the evening of the 14th, and nominated J. ". Bones, for Senator. On the announcement of Bone's nomination, the Agitators held meeting at the Academy of
 Music, San Francisco, at which kearney and
 Welloek made congratulatory speeches, and urged the voters of Alameda County to sup port the Worklngmen's candidate. l.. Wilsey, of EIko, New, one of the most enterprising and best citizens of that State, died suddenly while attending to business on the the 18th inst.
 The writer had the honor and pleasure of an intimate acquaintance with the deceased, and learns of his sudden taking of with that sincere regret that attends the departure of personal friend. Mir. ". has left an in- teresting and devoted family in the city of Sacramento, on whom the blow must fall with crushing effect.
 X NEW ARCTIC ExpEDirroS.-A whal- ing steamship, the Vega, has been bought for the Swedish Arctic expedition, which is to star. next July from Gothenberg. The vessel is strongly built. and will carry coal enough for cruise of 5000 miles; she is to be supplied with sufficient provisions to serve for three years Capt. Palander will be in command; less than 30 persons will be on board. in all; three or four will consti- ute the scientific corps. The King of Sweden, the Government, Oscar Dickson, of Goshenberg, and Mr Sibariakoif Ia Rnssian), cenjointlr defray the expenses. The pro- jected voyage will circumnavigate both Asia and Europe.
 Higham Youngs death was being dis cnssed at London dinner party, when a young lady started the rather bold conten- ton that the principles of Morrnonism should for the future be reserved. ~rimes, 2 sAe said, sare So bad, aad fashions are go ex- pensivs, tlat is is absurd for enc man to hare four or five wives; whereas, if each woman had four or five husbands, sec how much cheaper 1t would be for each husband. and, the point which seemed most tocnm- mead itself to hef- how much better wives could dress
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-25

BEAUTiFYISG.-- The value of the fruit trees and shrubbery by thecitizens of this county through Goodhue & Armstrong, aggregates about eleven thousand dollars. The trees, etc., came through in excellent condition, and nearly all have been called for by those ordering them, and are there fore planted on the farms of those who so wisely made purchases. The young or ehards planted in 1878, will in the course of four or five years, with proper care, cause one of the objections to life in Arizona to dissapear that, being an absence of fruit. Yayapai is destined eventually to become a good fruit country. One of the necessary things to be resoFfed to in this section, where frost comes late in the Spring, is, during the winter to cause snow to be placed around the tree and it covered around with manure, whick should be kept around the roots of the tree until late in the Spring before removing thereby, keeping the tree from budding and blossoming as Is generally the case, which exposes them to the late frosts, and a blast Of fruit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-25
PECK MILL.

The arrangements are ala perfected for the starting of the new min belonging to the Peck Company, to-day. It will proba- bly make but short run at the commence ment. as there is but little fuel On hand to furnish the heating departs Nent with power to propell the various pulleJs. wheels, pans, stamps etc. The proprietors have contract ed with Toftman < Co, for the delivery of 400 cords of wood immediately, and as soon IS they get on the ground and com menee work, the min will have no obstacle in the wsy to prevent the steady running of this nrw and powerful ore reduccr. which has been placed where it now stands, close to the mast valuable mine in this Territory. the celebrated Peck. Hundreds If tons of rich ehioriees arc now piled on the dump st tue mine. oniy tao willing to yield ID. theft shining treasures to the cali of the busy ssafaps beneath whose power it will be placed, tllcre to be paivesized and separated oy the iasen'iQns planncd sy the ingenious uind of mas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-25
BONES & SPENCER,

of Gusiey. dralers II, CIGARS. TOBACCO COMPEL TIoSERY, FRUITS AND FINE eRoGERIKs We respectfully Invite the asentrn ef the public Id our isegs snS vsriett
 stock. and guarantee sc 4VE inc fullest xzsis.tisu to ell rrch2sers We have kand u assorfrneot o1 the eapcssf hrznis of Cigars ciesrriias Finep. sad Ph1x SnekinBe and Chewing Tataeco Pipes pouet. ss and Tooaco- Hoxex- ss bsiroek prices. shsr cace rrha~iag of and h dae season reurn ss further snrPliex
 TtAnkf1 iw psst fvoss vs solicit . eoasfnnancs si the Hossal patruaAxs keFssozare hessoxsd ca ss knowing skss ssr GOODS VII bar i.sv.s son ssd ccmr~<issn wisa nqy in she market.
 JAS g. BONES Fsseoss xAssA si lss7 ' T ss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-25
Assessment Notice.

To Joseph Drew, Len D. sivycr, Hataed Petitions and all others owning claiming 70 in the Lsysn- than mine lode situate in Goodwin District YaNaps County, Arizona.
 You hereby notify that if you do no. appear wiik in ninety so) days from the date hereof and pay lo C. H. KEYES, all of your proportion Of the assesslnen required by law, the undersigned will claim forfeit of your interests in said lode according Co the mn ing laws now in force- c. H. KEXES.
 Prescott, Jan- II, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-25
Assessment Notice.

To Hatfield Pettibone, and all others owning can ing to own in the VIcfoRINx mine, situate Groom. Creek, in Hassayampa District, YaI apai County.
 You are hereby notified that ii you do not appear within ninety t9o days from the date hereof and pay c. H. Reyes all of your proportion of the assessmeu required by law, the undersigned viii claim forfeifure of your interest in said lode according to the mining laws now in force. c. H. KEYES.
 prescott Ian. n. 1STQ.