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Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-13
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Oy Tag RoAD. Nog. 26. 1878.


 0E THG ROAD, Nov 26, 1873. zo the Edter ef tle Sllro Belt.
 In the case of the United States vs. James Rhodes, alias John Stout. charge mall robbery, we were sum- moned from Clifton to appear at PhenM and testify on the part of the Territory, and remained there during the sesslon of court. Ne were dis charged and started for Clifton, and when three days and half on the way home were oyertaken by a dep- uty [. s. Marshal md by him taken to Yuma to testify in the same case, and kept there eighteen days. For ihis time and a thousand miles travel We were allowed five cents a mile from Clifton to Yuma (500 miles and one dollar a day for eighteen. days attendance on court. making a total of forty-three dollars each re-. ceived for time and traveling ex- penses. The court very generously allowed Us the amount of our board bill while at Phenix-twelve days Besides being out $151 50 each for actual Iraveiing expenses. we havs lost forty eight days time. whieh is worth to each of US at least $100 mere Ifthis is law, the United States Is no less a robber chan Rhodes, whom we were summoned to prove one. The balance of the witnesses fared no better
 Hereafter. witnesses had better take to the brush rather than attend court to assist in riding fhe country Of road agents, horse thieves and murjerers CBlRLEs EVANS,
 PABEo SALSIDo.
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 boarded sleeping-car at Yuma for my return trlp>t0 San Francesca, where landed in splendid condition on Nov. II.
 Ny friends here wondered at my changed appearance. Ariz0aa's sun has almost bIackened nc. and look somewhat like half- breed Greaser. My nose, after having shed it's skin at least twenty times, is now pitch black am really sorry 1t will be bleached out again before ] reach Chicago. Still my health, shattered by the storms which have broken over me during the last few yenrs. has been wonderfully recupsrated in the fine climate of Arzona. Exosp In the low lands on the rivers, where some fevers prevail, nobody seems to be sick. A young physician. met in Globe. l saw again in Yuma on his way to Oregon, and he sad of Arizona There IS nobody sick there, except somebody shoots hin- self or somebody else. IL IS the d-dest country for our profession I ever saw. And l fully believe hm .
 A. c. HESIEG.
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MANAelNG ENnrANz.

From Gle San Fraaeiseo Call, Sos 30.
 The Call lS inclined to the opInion
 that politicians who sneer a- Secre-
 tsry Schurz as a sentimental theorISt
 will admit their mistake before his
 term of office expires. Ills report on. the management of Indlans is full of sound sense, hlgh purpose, and prac-
 tieal methods. The only sentimental
 ity there IS about 1t IS very decided inclination to the old adage which
 teaches that hOnestyis the best policy. Secretary Schurz would be honest
 and truthfOi, even with an Indian. In this respect. Ne admit that be IS unlike some ol hls predecessors in office, bur as these predecessors have practically failed n managing Iu- dians, the points of dlsslmllsrity are rather d recommendation than other wlse. There IS q great deal of truth in his statement that Ciuzens of Western States aud Territories must be made to understand that if h. dlans are to cease to be troublesome paupers and yagabonds, and are to become orderly and self supporting, -hey must have lands it for agri- culture and pasture. In another portion of his report, he dwells upon the necessity of discrlmnaung be- tween Iudlaus Who show disposition to work aud support themselves and those of an opposite nature. The carrying out of AIr. Schmz's plan would require honest and intelagenE and recognition of the rghts Of such Iaalaus IS we're dis posed to do right. One trouble inl the past has been a disposition on the part Of agents 10 class all h. dlans as irresponsible beings, admit llng that some were perhaps little less so than others, and attrlbuung to all qualities wkich properly made ] lhem objects Of suspicion. The man hood ot the Indian has been very Ilslle cultivated The right b hold aud enjoy property IS one of the | great agents of civilization, and this las beeu too lightly regarded in our dealings with ludians Mr. Schurz $ inspiring new ideas n the Depart neut, and we trust hs advice vii be July considered by Congress.
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Mining Notice

Io IF1om is flag Conrera.
 Aii parties claiming ans interest in g.,sx certain mining location or claim known s, the BItl JONN1 mining claim. sitsafed i'd 1ilooe Dislrigi, Pinal county, Arizona. thi> is co notify you. that in accordahcc wiil Pfes!sieh oi tic nlinlng act of May 70. 1872. tist in compliance N ith the requiremenfs e,f sad act, work has been done a5i said lnipin.- elalm for one year BSst bacs ending on A1lf. ioth, 1918, Dy the undersigned. Now. Cher. ioft, q within ninety dass from Che ff-t publcAtion of this notice you do not come icrward and pay your proper proportion of the cost ol said work. the undersizned ,yiil claim forfeiture Of all vour right. titie anu lnterest m and to every portion of zaid mining claim.
 ". v. KINGsBURY. October IS, 1878. si-is
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Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

L0hE2t&Es sAs lcst.
 Notice Is hereby given, that Benjamin W
 Reagan, by his aI torney in fact, JolIn J. De vine, NnoSc residence IS ia Florence Final county, Arizona, has this day made apDiica- ton for q Patent Co the 0IsOBE LEDGE MINE situated in tlc Globe District. Pinai county, Arizona, and bounded, as follows lo-Wlt, us ccrlIned by the Surveyor (ieas.ral 0f the l'nllcd Stlses for said rerTitor,
 Commencing 1tamonglnent about three feet hlgl, butt oi copper ore and situated Oa thy top ol Globe biii, on large mass oi iron and copper cropplugs, being the initial point Of lhe Oi0be Ledge ana tsl0De mining eiainS sald monument being situateu about one mile north Of 0iobe City. fiuai county. Ari- k0na Territory, thence N. 24 i-4 degrees v. wa lJ q. 20 ni. l.. 4.s4 i2 chains 10 j mona lnent of stones and earth about three and d half feet nigh, marked ..ts L. l'' and stts. q, Saiu monument Is situated on the north west siope ot tne Globe hii, about 100 yards from the bend iR the Ranb0z trail and fs The northeast corner of this survey and the northwest corner Of tho Globe mining claim: thence > 54 If degrees " fTa IS d 20 m E.l z2.l3 chains t0 a incumbent of stofes about four feet high, marked ss6. l.. 2. P said monument IS situated on the northwest slope of the Globe hih, aud is the northwest corner spt thus survey thence $. A 1-4 degrees E 'tva. l5 d. 70 ui. k. 4.54 l-2 chains up the hill Co a monument of stones four feet high, said monument being situated on the soufhwest end Of Globe hili, and $ the southwest center end monument 0f this survey; thence B. @4 l4 degrees E. fya. l5 q. % ln. E.j 454l- chains down tiic hill to q stone monument Tour feet high, marked "G L. 3 't=aid mon unient > situated on the south ssoDe of the Globe hill nid on The east side of tne Ram boz trait. and is the southwest corner of fhfs survey, thence \. A IA degrees F. fva i3 q. 20 nl. E. 22 8 chains along the line Ol tEe EntcrOper claim 60 & monument or stCncs and earth about three and q half feet high. marked sif. L. g on the northwest si,ie 1ntl
 Globe on thcnortbeast side said monu1itsl. being situated near the bottom Of thc guIei known as slc Allce g9lch, and is che so,sll4- west corner ci ihi~ survey and tho ,0uth1c,t corncr Gt t1c tslobe mining claizn rhsnes z4 l-i 'iegrecs ". tya. l3 q. % ui. E. 4.3s l.. chains 0a hill io tse place gf hesinaihg: eOli- lalnlng xg 24-l9J acres. Aslycrse ciaInns. I any, must l'- tiled in tlis office within sixt, days of this date. or they wilt be barre6 i'F law Cl3ARI.fS D. BOSTON.
 Register.
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6unInOns.

Ic fhs Jasfiess Court qf AcAillea Preeinef. sa
 ths couEfy ef 4a5feopa, Territory eT 1ri-
 z0Ea, sf. Q. LaKns, ,fastice of fls Peaee. John A. Miller * C0., plaintiffs,
 against Summons. Hiram Harding. defendant.
 The Territory of Arizona sends sreeting Co Hiram harding, delendant.-It appearing by afzdayit 0n behalf of plaintiffs. taat after due diligence the said defendant cannot be found, lt is therefore ordercd and you are hereby summoned to appear before me at lny oilce m the town of MeMiilenyiiie, ia the county of haricopa, on the 2lth day of Jan uafys lSay, at 70 O clock 8. m., in an action brought against you by said plaintiffs. Co answer the complaint of the above named plaintiffs, said action is brought Go recover the sum Of one hundred and eighty-two and ntty-seyen cents 0n an express contract, or judgement will be taken against you for the sad amount, together with costs of this suit, If you fall Co appear and answer.
 Given under iny hand this 27tl day of No Hember, losS. J. IA. LARGE.
 Justice Of the Peace of ssii Precinct.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-13
Mining Notice.

10 Wlom t -Kay goacera
 W. X. Switzer or a.y others claiminr in- gerest in that certain mining location or claim known sS the RED BOURD mining claim, situated in Globe District, PinaI counry, Arizona, this k To notify you that in accordance with provision of miang act of May 10, lS73. and in compliance with the requirements Of said act, work has been done on said mining claim for one year back past ending on the tzth of March lS7S. by the undersigned Now, therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication ol this notice, y0U do not come forward and pay your proper proportion of the cost Of said work. the uudersigned will claim forfeiture Of all your right, tille and interest in and to every portion Of said mining claim.
 WALTER c GRIFFITHS,
 ROBERT BOWEN,
 HENRY JONES.
 Globe, Arizona, November 21. 1878. 26-l3
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Summons.

in the Justices Court 0f Gila Township. county of Pinal, and Territory of Arizona, Sharies hayse and c. Y. Buck, plaintiffs, rs. Ira fancher, defendant.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to Ira Fancher, defendant. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said Glia Township, at his office in the village of Giohes in said township, at 10 o'clock a. m. of the the J0lh duy Of Decem- Der, lsss, then an there t0 answer tiae com plalnt filed herein by Che akoye named plaintiffs, wherein they claim you are in- debted Co them in the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars, with accrued inter est on same, upon pr0miss0ry note signed and issued by you to them for a galueable consideration, on the 18th day Of March,
 And if you fail to appear and answer as above required. they will take judgment against you for said sum of Sl25. with inter est as aforesaid, together with their costs.
 Witness my nand, this 3Oth day of Oc- tobeI, 1878. e. A. sWASEY.
 Justice of the Peace Gila Township.
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Application for Pa tent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 FLORENCE, \. F., Aug. 2f. IS-

---t-f-f- 60 l.
 Notice is hereby given. that Benjamin R
 Reagan by his attorney lH fact, Joan J De
 flhc, whose residence is in Florence Piual county, Arizona, has this day made applica- Fon Tor g Patent to the t1isUBE MINE, situ- ated m the Globe District, Pinal county.
 Arizona, and bounded, as follows. to-wit. as ecftihc0 by the surveyor General of tue
 lnlted States for said Territory Commenc- Ing at monument about three feet higA buill 0i copper orc, and situated on the t6D of Globe ban On large mass of iron and con per eIOppings, being tue initial point Of the oioDc aud DioDc ledge mining claims, said monument being about one ntile north of Globe City, Pinai county, Arizona thcncs S. z4 l-4 degrees east 454 i-2 chains to anon
 dinenL oi stones and earth about three and a halI feet high, marked s.GlObe l'' on the northeast and .-G. l.. 4 on the northwest side. sud monument being situated near the bottom of the gsiich known as the Alice sulci, and IS the southwest corner CT the ciatin thence N. 55 degrees E. (va. lS q. 20 ni. D. = l-5 chains to q monument of stenes and earth thrce feet high. marked ..(i S1id monument being situated on the tep of the ulfidc between the Alice gif4ch and the Willow oprius pr MlnSer guicn, and is Ine northeast corner Of the claim; thence x. z4 l-4 degrees v. tYH. i3 d. z0 lil. El 4.54 l-4 chains across the Alice guich tO a al1on0nicnt 0f stones and earth three feet high. not marAed, near tlle bottom of the BuHsio hlI. being the cast eHd aud center monument of the claim; thence x. A l-i degrees V iva. l5 q. 2l li- E.) 4-a4 l-4 chains up the kill to a monument 0l stones and earth three aiid half feet high, marked '.f1. g, situated on the southeast si0pe 0f the B6nalo uiA about half Hsty up, being the northeast e0rncE ol tne survey thence ;. 6j degrees " fya. l3 q. 20 n. E. = l-3 chains tu a monument of stones and cstish about three and a naif feet hlsn, lnarked 'sli. and .-ts. L l'' said monument Is situated 0a the northeast slope Oi the Globe aisl, about io1 arts from tae bend in tiie Ranlbuz trail. and k the north west corner O. tnis stiltcy and the nortnesss corner of Globe ledge; thence $. 24 l-z sie- gl'ees D. lfa. l5 q. zJ m. E. 4.a4 i-z chains lo tne place of beginning; containing 20 64-iC1 acres. Adverse claims, if any, l4ust be hled m this office with sixty days from this date, OF they will be oarred by law
 ll CHARLES D. POSfOS, Register
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-13
Mining Notice.

To WIonl t Hay Csneern.
 All parties claiming any interest in that certain mining location or claim known 4s the EUREKA mining claim, situated iD Hiobe District, PiBai county. Arizona. this is 10 notiiy yoa, that in accordance wltn rns prov is'on of the Rliniag act of May Ig, loI3 that in compliance wstn fhe .reauiTenles ts cf sad act, work naS been done on said sniniag clam Tor ohc year past back. ending on September 8, lSsS, by the uadersigre [. Now. therefore, II withiu ninety days from the hrst publication of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper progor- ton 0l the cost of said work, the under signed will claim forfeiture or all your rivbt. utle and interest in and to every portion of said mining claim
 ". Y. KINGsBURY. October IS. 1878. 2s-f3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-13
Mining N,tl,a
Assessment Notice.

Mcalillen silver Mining Compary-f.s.ca- rlon of prin,ipai place of bus.ncsa, san Fran cisco, California; location Of works, Globe District, Arizona Territory Notice is here by given. that at a meeting Of the board of directors, held on the z2d duy Of November ieso, ll assessnieiit No. J Of twenty-as e cents Der share was levied upon the capital stock Of tils corporation, payable iniinedi- aieiy ln United states gold coin. iO Ii.e Sec retary, at the ofiice of the Company, Room zf, Sale Deposit Building, san Francisco, Calliorhia. Any stock upon which this as- seslnent shall remain unpaid on the s,.rou,l t2dl day of January, i879, viii be delinquent and advertised tor sale, and unless payment Is made before, will De sold on W EI5NES- DAl, the I,f ENT f-NiNTH (19thl day or JANUARY. lS1S, to pay che delinquenI :ss- sessiiienl, together with the cost 0f adfer- Using and expenses oi sale. By Order of the board Of directors.
 A.ts McNEASS, Secretary.
 OFFIcE-Itoom 24 Safe Deposit Buiidinz. San Francisco, California A-s
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And in accordance with law, and an order of the B0drd of Directors made on tue l0rh day Of September, iSlo, 90 many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be ncccs- -ary will be sold at public auction, at Ihe office Of the Company. Room No. l3, No. 40S California street. San Francisco, California. on SATURDAY. the l4th day or December. iosS, at the hour or ! o'clock D. m.. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment there on, together witil costs of advertising and expenses of fhe sale.
 O. II. SPENCER, Secretary.
 Odicc-40S California street, Room l3. San Francisco, California. 27-3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-13
Summons.

Io tls JEsfiess Court cf KsRillea Prsetl1s in fh< coznfg 9f Aeyieepa, Irrrif0rg of .4ss- sona, a ~. AaRas, Jzsfics ef fhs Peaee. Peter Iompkills, plainIia,
 against Summons. Hiram Harding. defendant
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Hiram liaruIng, defendant-E appearing by affidavit on behalf or the alainnd thai alter due diligence the said defendant can not be found, lt is therefore ordered and you are hereby summoned tG appear before me at my office in the town or Nc3liuentiile. in the county of Aaricopa. on the 21th day 0f January, 1873, at I o'clock b. nl., in an ass- ton brought against you by said plaintiff. to answer ine complaint Of Che above named plaintiff, said action is brought Co recoi CT tae sum of ioriy-twO dollars on an express contract, or Judgment will be taken against you for the said amount. together with costs Of this salt, If you fafi to appear and answer. Given under my haud Lns z.th day of No- fenlber, lS,S. g- D. BARCE,
 Justice of the Peace or said Precinct
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Delinquent NOtlc3.

Arizona-Utah Gold and Silver Mining Company location of principal place of busi- ness, San Francisco, California location of works Globe District, Final county. Arizona Territory Nolicc.-rherr are delinoueut upon the following described stock. oa ac- count ot assessment No. D levied on the lOth day of September. 1875, the several amounts set opposite Che names of the Tee speeiive shareholders, as f0lioWs.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-13
Mining Notices

70 h'as 0lsnes and .Sserstarses sf 5f,aiag
 CcmBaHiex
 4he ARIZONA SILVER BELT ls the onls newspaper printed in Pinal county. tber.. lore the nearest newspaper to al mines ia said county and Globe District.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-13
Mining Notice.
To .rham ! mas eaar.ra 1:

zo 'rkon it meg eoarsrn.
 Ali parties claiming any interest iu that certain mining location or claim known as the METEOR mining claim. situated in Globe District, Marie0pa county. Arizona, this is to notify you, that in accOrdance with provision of tae mining act of May 10, 1872. that in compliance with requirements Of said Act, work ilas been done on said mining claim for one year back past. ending on <arch 2, ISIS, by the undersigned Now. therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication of this n0ticf., you do not come forward and pay your prCpcr proportion ol the cost or said work, lHe undersigned win claim forfeiture ol all your right, title and interest in and to every portion of said mining claim. JtsliN A. JONES.
 September is, 1875
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LsgaI NotIees
Notice
Public Vendue.

A brown horse, branded II on lef shoui- aer, and eisNican brand on left thigh collar aud saddle marks; white sYeck on right eve ball; IA hands high, and nine years old. which FaS seized upon complaint before tS |. d. Swaseg, Justice of the Peace. liia town ohip, ilnai county, November 7th. ISSS. as stolen propertyl and sad horse not having heen reclaimed by the owner thereof. { therefore ih compliance with law advertise tile sanlc Go be sold at public yrndue 10 The highest bidder, in the toRn 0f Globe. Pinal county. Arizona, on Friday, December 20, tSIo. at 10 o'clock a. ui., Go pay costs and advertising same
 GEORGE B. SHEPARD.
 @'-S Deputy Sheriff
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6. A swAsEV
G. 8 sWANEr. Jasticc of rho Peace. Notary Public,
 --ASD- Comnissioncr tf Dee;ls for all the paci6e States and Territories,
Globe, Arizona.

Offers bis sersdces 10 buyers and ssliers of mines, and So .Ocators and oNners n4o wish 10 procure r2feu1s Co their claia> also to those wanting deeds, contracts lieHs, powers of attorney. notes, bills. letters or ins.rli- ments of sry kind in writing and for the yeEinea.ion nf Oaths and aihrnatiOus. and taking of ackuowlc c.lgrmeHfs lie Uiil always Do fe1nC if bis ofiics at the Pioneer News Depus, on Main street.
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A. Q. psSDLErON.

Civil Engineer and Surveyor. C. : DepEty Mineral ryeyor. 0iioe at Justire SNasey's News Depot, Maiu street, Globe, Arizona.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-09
Personal.

Miss Errrr IERoE, OF Toledo, is the guest of
Miss EDITH DAY.
Mr.. FRED, SEGrR. Of Chicago, is visiting lis
cousin, Mr.. D. FRED. DoDoE.
Mrs. ANNA BRLvILLR. nee KREPs Of Saginaw
Mich, ia visiting her relatives here.
Mr. GRO. BULLARD. Of Rochester, NY, is
the guest Of relatives here this week.
Miss LUcY ALLEN, nf.South Toledo, WAS the
guest of Miss MrNSlE WETMoRE this week.
Mr.. NKNRY Roor. mate on the Chief Jnsiice
Vote is home on = sick furlough. Ague did it,.
Miss ETA TRowBRrpGE, of Toledo, is the
guest Of Ter cousin, Miss ALTA TRowBRIDGE B,
this week.
The family Of Mr. GEo. W. HoLLRNBRcK, of
Toledo, returned home on Monday, after a Two
weeks visit with relatives here.
MIR. & Mrs. Isaac BLOoMFIEID D were exercis-
ing their quick stopper. Minnie" on the
road between here and Toledc, Wednesday.
Mr.. CuAs. PARKEY. of portage,a retired To-
cal correspondent called on us yesterday. He
regrets that he is not on the JOURNAL stn IT, now
that "John" has diseovered the spot whore the
reunion is to take place.
Mrs. JoHN HART started on Monday for their
new ONE near EIie. Pa. Their many friends
here ,ilsliNe to loose them from the home circle,
aud will hope for their return at some future
dsv. Mr.. s. W. RBED took possession Of Mr..
HART's house aud located his family there on
Saturday.
Mr. A. G. SMITH, for the pas two years Su-
perintrndent of Our Union School, started last
Monday with his family for Iowa. We undsr
stnnd he intends to engage in farming in that
State. They carry with them to their new
hume in the West the best wishes of their many
friends for prosperity ana happiness.