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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
PRESCOTT FREIGHT.

The Yuma Sentinel furnishes the follow Ing list of Prescott freight which arrived al Yuma on the dates mentioned
 Mch. 22-N. Ross, 10 groceries, 1 dry goods, lll0; J. Raible, mdse., l240: A. J Mason, leashcr, 4l5; J. c. Csmpneli, 99 sundrics, s320; J. Goldwater ( Bro, 50 gro ceries, ? hats, 3 dry goods, 4765; w. NJ BufIum, 4S groceries, 2770; L. BashIord & Co. ? groceries, hats, sundries, 490.
 MCh 23-J. GOldwater t Bro, 20 oil, l6- 70: W. NJ. Buffum. % oil. l640.
 2lih.-Brown Bros 10 coal, hardware FOG; Kelly tS Stevens, cards, Co; L. Bash ford GS Co, sundries, 1875; W. NJ. Buffum 8 hardware, 10G2.
 25ih-Bowen Knowles & Co.,. 1 bacon, $500: T. C. Bray,l dry goods, 33G; W. NJ Buffum, dry goods, 220; Randall & Cline 42 hardware. 3l70.
 s7th.-O Lincoln. drugs. 2l5; D. C Thorn, liquor, 129j; J. Herspring. to- bacco, 110.
 2sth.-W. M. BuGum, 52 bacon, s hams 9 lard, ! dry goods, wagon covers, l3, .3l0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
FALSE REPORT.

X report was circulated around town last evening and kept up to-day, in effect that the San Carlos Indians had broken out and that troops were bein. dispatched from Whipple and Verde to the south for the purpose of intercepting the renegadcs. We have made inquiry from Col. Riddle, In spector General of the Department, and lea arn that there is no foundation fer the report.
 Inspector of Indian Affairs, Gen. Ham, mond, has been on visit to the San Carlos Reservation, and is of the opinion that the Coyotero Apaches on that reserve should st least DO disarmed, ana has asked tor a conference on the subject with Gen. Will COX, uutf s,a, selected Camp Mcdowell as place of meeting. Gen. Wilcox, Col. Bid dle and Lieut.. Haskell leave tomorrow, Friday, for Mcdowell, when a council will be held between Gen. Hammond and these officers, when, should they decide to dis aFm the Indians, it may be necessary to have several companies of Us. troops on hand to compel these wards of the Gov. ernment ts n strict compliance with tho wishes of Indian Inspector Hammond We apprehend that there will be bat little or no difficulty in disarming the Apachcs oi the San Carlos Agency and the report that they have broke out, etc, seems to have been manufactured out of whole cloth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
ApIfircation For Patent.
To THE BELCHER MINING CLAIM. |. S. LAND OFTCE, PRESCOTT, X. T.
 April, 4th, 1879.

To THE BELCHER MINING CLAIM.
 |. S. LAND OFrCE, PRESCOTT, X. T.
 April, 4th, lo79. Notice is hereby given that John A. Rush. Poet Ohce address is Pr fcoft lavapa County, Arizona ritcFy, has this day hed his application for a 1T. \ f3tent, for fifteen hundred 50 iinesr feet Of the Belcher Quartz L de, bearing mineral, with surface ground six hundred (60l feet in width, situate and iy1ng in Big bug Mining District, County Of Yeyapa Territory of Arizona, and known and designated by the nrs tItItes ana Ofnctsi flsts Oncc, No 4., unsuryeyed lands.
 Che exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. A. being IGnows, viz: Variations 's deg. 12 mi, east.
 Beginning Bt Location Monument at centre of N. r.. end of claim, which no ice of location is posted Thence along NE. end of claim \. ca w. Three dred 300l it. to N. W. Of claim. At this sod granite boulder projects foot above the ground ft. long, f wide, s marked 3x3 at poInt and under same mar. E. L No 1, and also monu- ment or stone 2 feet hiSh. 1hente x. Jo deg west fifteen hundred i5Gul feet to S. W. of claim where s set l in the ground slate rock 2lxl2s inches marked B. No. IT, and s built also monument of a fee high. Thence x. 0 deg. T.. along <. w. end of AAim hundred (6lJ <feet S. r.. corner clam marked E. l.. No. H. built monument of stone =i, feet high. ThenoS 30 deg East, along <. w. end of claim fifteen hundred lsn1 feet N. E. cor. oi claim where s set .. m tho ground, e granite rock of stone az f. high. Thence \. CD W. along N E. end claim thre hundred location monument and pacS ofbegnBing. containing 20 66-lO0 scres.
 The location of this mine is duly recorder Book C. 3, Of Mines Records of YAvApai County, Arizon Foiios SIS and 5i6.
 Any and al persons claiming adversev any portion oi said Belch+r mining claim, stid mining ground hcrenbfore described, required c their adverse claims with the Register of the .. <. Land ooe, si Pgescp. In the Territory of AriE na durn the Sixty days publication her of they w be barred by yirtus of the provisions of the ststnte.
 s460d WI. \. KKLLr, Ra.i-;er.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Clark x Adams, blowed inc whistle

Clark t Adams, blowed inc whistle at their mil, yesterday, and are now running oat the lnmber on the contract for the Vul- ture mill. They are men who mean busi ness, and attend strictly to their awn affairs. They have quietly gone to work, moving their mill and putting it up on the place of S.ARobb, west of Thumb Butte, and havejus; completed an excellent road to tue Miller road Gsar i!le Toll gate; distance of two and a half miles, and will have road com pIetcd this week from the mill to Prescott. They have certainly displayed an amount oi enterprise worthy of some note, all at their own expense.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Order No. ?.

Aa meeting Of the Con n Council Of the Viiage ol presroit heli the b. gay or March lsfs it Wis order that Section 2 of Ordinance No H. be amended SO us to read ss fotoNs;
 section q Eve-y person who shall sol or Veud any wines or distilled liquors, butchers meat drugs and niiciue- within the Village Of Prescott when thsr or sales amount Co more thau al average of uye thousand dollars per quart shall pay qua tcr yearly license tax os twelve dOllars. when such sales or business are lees than nye thousand dollars per quarter quarter yeariy license ta1 of six dollars Al persons shall keep horses or carriages fot rent or
 re- or who shall keep livery, ied or sale stable, os corral within the Village Of Prescott. wheu their busi- ness or sales amount Co than an average or nNe thousand per quarter shall pay quarter yearly license tx of fourteen dollars when such business or ga es are
 ss than five tho sand dollars per quarter, quarter yearly license tax of seven dollars
 All drivers Of hacks, eEprcss or delivery wagons dIhy or czrs sha pay quarter yearly he nse tax of four dollars each.
 Each pawn. NKer shall pay qua ter yearly hcg"se tax of twenty lars.
 Also that Sc ,n q Of Ordinance No. l9, be amended so as to read .p1oWs:
 section 2. That the Marshal Street and Fire Com missioner shall receive salary Of one hundred dollars per month. and As Collector of Taxes, shall receive nye per cent Of the amount collected.
 Attest-CHAS. E. HUSH, Recorder.
 mfr D. c. THOkNE, MAYoR pro tenn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
The smith Case-NeiIson under severe Cross
 Examfna lion


 The trial of the Smith adultery case wss resumed in the CiEy Court at two P. M. yes- terdsy. ". M. Nelson gave some addi- tipnsl testIn ony. for the prosecution, and was then subjected to cross-examination. during which he testified that he had for ten years past borne the name of William NcCann Nelson. Prior to that he had been named William Nelson McCann. He denied that he had been tried and conviC ted in Melbourne.
 Mir. Campbell reiterated the question, asking if he had not been sentenced to seven years imprisonment for forging a stock mortgage, by the Supreme Court of Victoria.
 Witness continued. saying that he was thrown from q earraige while a member of Parliament in Australia and fractured his skull. While sufferieg from this injury he had to d0 some business with bank, and gave them a stock mortgage for S2,000. The opposing party to him alleged that he was guilty of forgery, end he had been arrest ed and tried by a packed jury, which sen tenced hlm to seven years imprisonment He was never in jail, but had been confined in hospital from August. lS67, 10 Decem- Der, 1868, when his sentence was revoked and the judgment reversed by the higher court With regard to the dispatch sent to Smith, and signed Mrs. Firman,' he had sent if on behalf of Eddoro Virginia Smith, 10 decoy her husband into meeting.
 The case went Oyor nntIl ten A. NJ. on Saturday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
summons.

Tn Justices Court of Prescott Precinct in the Couny or lavapai, Territory Of Arizona-H. A. DnSouchei, Justice of the Pcacc-
 CHA u4ES F. BOWEN < ED. A. KNOWLES partners under firm name and style of Bowen, Knowles x Co., plaintiffs,
 versul
 THE HAC CkBEIiISY MILL AND MINING co, San Francisco, deIenuanfs.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to he Hack berry M!l and Mining Company, san Francisco, de- fendznts:
 You are hereby summoned to appear before on the 25h day of April A. b. IsI9. zt my office, Pres Precinct iii th= County aforesaid al 10 o'clock of said day, and then and there to answer the oopIsn of the above named plaintiffs, who claim to of you the sum of S275.S9-ltu, principal interest and coat of protest etc.. said amount beng due upon two certain drafs Co wit One draft dated Blackberry, Muhaye ounty, Arizona November S. lSs, psy able live days after sight to the order of Charles C. ByeTs for the of Sss 0OlD0, drawn by Henry Ray mcnd, Superintendent of the Blackberry Mi and Mining Co 24 Pine street. San Francisco aece ted by the Seer aTy of said company. snd indorscd by sad byers blank. Also, draft dated hackberTy MohGye 70 November 30 1878, payable five days af sight to the order of Sherman and Barrett for the sis7 39l by Henry Raymond, Superintendent of the Hack berry Mil and Mining Company, S1s Pine stfe- {, Saa Francisco, CA, and accepted by the Secretary of sad Company, and endorset by said sherman and Bariest m blank. All of whica facts fuy appear by the pliEt nlrd herein. when judgment Ni be taken ns yoa for said amount toge her with costs and damage you fail Co apesr and answer. II, A. DUSOUCHE1.
 Justice of the Peace, Prescott Precinct. Prescott, Feb. IF, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Adun,uis,rator,s sale

o,i Is hereby given, that in pursuance oi an ord - ,he prohata Court of the Coanfy Of hSVApal ID h5 @ Is s ay,vona made on ths lfth day of dGrch, A. IT. -a in inc matter Of the estate Of EFertnont ble1se si the Undersigned Administrator of the estate 9 "a S.3 win seIi af Private SSle to the hi shest bl S Sr eash en Thursday the 18th day of Nay A. p IsTa nt ti,e ofce of F. w. Aratn, Attorney H LAN, n Village oF Prescott A. T., at the hour or Q eoSA - - the f,Ilowisg personal property to-Sit; ino4s'eA- o,vnn-isinr is mules. SWagoBs and team harnr-a-
 Ijfs will be received from and after this eeie A uf Vi and untfl said date and tune. =t which ui'e aho biSs thsrefor i be opened and the FropFy sed to l hihe~t and Lest bidder. All bids to be in writing -S as, r. tha office of said T.. w. Aram, Terms ot F-t@ "
 Ter ut of pslr chase price, to be pad at the Gate oi l balsnee 10 te paid upon approval of sale b 1 ioo~'3 .s VI. a.. GREESUP,
 Ad,niuistratoT of Estate o! said ENEkAoNA b4-AA SDE, deceased, a
 Prescott March 18th, lI5a. o"-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

One of Ihe hottest regions on the earth is along the Persian Gulf where little or no rain falls. At Behrin the arid shores have no fresh water, yet q comparatively numerous population cOntriye to live there, thanks to copious springs which break forth from the bottom of the sea. The fresh water IS got ny diving. The diVer, sitting in his boat, winds great goai-skin around his left arm, the hand grasping its mouth; then takes in his right hand heavy stone, to winch IS attached strong line, and thus equipped he plungrs in and quickly reaches the bot tom. Instantly open.ng the bag over the strong Jet of fresh water, he springs up the a.cendlng current. at the same time closing Il bag, and is helped aboard. The stone is then hauled up, and the diver, after taking breath, plunges agaIn. The source ef the eopiOus submarine springs k thought 10 be in the green hills of Osman, some jOO or G00 miles distant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District Ter rito-y of Arizona, County of Yayapai. B. L. BAKER, Plaintiff,
 .. E. FISHER !. ] HINDs, T. |. 1D- No 61b DINGS Geo. L. .MeDonough, F.. L. Fisher
 T. V. Miller, and Geo. L.. Kirk. Co summons partners under t-e firm name of Fisher
 stage Line Company, Defendants.
 Action brought in the Dist let Court of the Third Judicial Dstrc Of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of XHyaPai.
 The Territory of Arizona seisds grsetiRg Co [. l.. Fisher J. J. Hinds, T. U. IdLings Geo L. Me- Donough, E. l.. Fishsr T. \. Miller and Geo. E hirk' copArtneTs doing business under the firm nAale or Fisher Stage Line Company.
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear m an action brought agsIns you by the above named plain tiG in the District Court the Third Judicial District Arizona and the complaint flcd with the Clsrk of is Court, Prescott. in said County, "a copy or which complaint accompanies this sumInonsh NIthin twenty days lexclusiye of the dap of sericea alter me service upon of this summons. served ID tnls County; but Il out of the County and within ths District then within thirty oays; in all other cases forty days
 and you are hereby notified that if you fail 10 appeA' and answer the complaint above required, the PlAh- tff uiu take jndgrnent by default against you for ne sum oi eleven hundred rnd seventy six dollars, and thirty-three cents, with inter s from December Ed .s and costs and disbursements in this behalf ex' pended. ..
 Given under ny hand and the ses' of the said Dtsiics Court, at Prescott, Ihis 2lst day FehruarS l. Is
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, CierE
 sEAI Per JOHN i.LoYi', Dspuiy.
 t-' FIFcH CHURcmLL- Atty's for flr. Prescott, 4. T.. March 2nd lHls.
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AsSessnlpnt Notice.

,.,.e,rR MINING CoMPANY-LHCAIION or vE,rks Tiger District Bradshaw Mountain, faFaia4 County Artzora Territory; location or psAhep@ iA0' of husiueSs san Francisco, RhfoTaia- ,
 Notice is hereby gwen that si Hlee,ins oi th' Directors he d on the fourteeath pa t .-s Sl & ar s
 Ter sharr uas levied the caIaial siock ci tiH GOT n,rstfaa uayAbe immediately in United sfaies oo4e so;- ,, ne S.cretary ai the office oI tHe Company soon, ea Nevada block, 3l9 Montgomery street' sAI Francisco California.
 1,S ssok moon which ths assess nent shall rs sinain
 -, ,, WFDNESDAY the tNenty-third l.sStl day Oi a,r ls7a wiu be dslinquent and advertised Tor sAle .t uubiie anctop and unless payment s made before viii h, sod on MONDAY, the Ntneteenth tisihl day I May 1872 to pay the delinquent Asso>smst together ,xith costs of Advertising and e1ponscs oi sale.
 ~ wM. h. LENT, >ecre.aTy.
 ov,,cx Roon sa Nevada Block, No. 3J9 Montgomery Strees san Francisco, California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

CHARLES DE LoSG's EsTATE.-Elida F De Long, aS administratrix of the estate of Charles F. De Long. brought suit yesterday in the Twelfth District Court against George s Dodge praying for aiudgmeIt for S32,- 800 and q statement of accounts. Complaint alleges that in 1874 her late husband depo- sited $2a,Uo0 siii. defendant ftlf inyo-trfcn, in mining stocks; that it Is her belief pro- it of more than Sl00,00O had accrued, and that defendant had bought with such moneys 300 shares of Ophir at S24S.5O a share. al of which moneys remained in the custody of defendant furthermore received d mortgage of Sl0,000 on property owned by the deceased, and when asked to pay over the profits and transfer the stock thu defendant refused. Wherefore plaintiff su's as stated, together with S25OO cOunse fees.-S. F. Chronicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

A NOVELTY Master Mect aaic Stevens has procuren from Arizona several specimens of the large cactus plants so common in thatTerritory, and will plant them in the yard at the railroad works in this city, among the blue gum trees. As many of the varieties of this plant have flowers of the most gorgeous coiors, they wIlI in time become striking feature ot the "Raiiroad Park Possibly it might not be out of place to plant some of the large tree cactus in the Capitol Park io sdd variety to the trees growing there.-Record Union
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

TuE NEw YoRk frd,uEs states that Sec tctary Sherman being interviewed recently tn regard to ,he arrears of pensions act expressed himself Hs ,..,'aEs: "The true rule would be to date the pension from date oi application. l would have voted for such a law am welt assured the pensioners would have been satisfied with such a rule, and then VIC would have had DO such sudden and dangerous demsnu up'n our resources This bill Was not demanded hy the psbsion' CTS, but by the claim agents. and will surk great inequality. Those whose disability was not developed for years after the wal will get as much as those who suffered dai ly f om wounds and sickness"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
a. A RkEprR.

Important eve. crowd themselves up ou us in such magnitude as to really aston ish those who cary themselves level and never allow their equilibFium to be dis Iurbed.-For instance, to-day, being si' fooi's-dsy, we were greeted with few spria- Slcs ot' rain. a hundred or more steamers sailed fron, our port, the sun was covered with ( mantle of green, tine hundred ma ~ coaches arrived and departed, several new quartz mines were discovered and gold and s,lver changed hands freely. several births look place aud We are thankful that DO deaths hago occurred ia our midst to bring grief and sorrow la the pleasant homes cf ocr Prescott people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Application For Pat nr.
To TIE TICoNDERoGA MINING CLAIM. L. =. LAND OFFICE, PREsCorr, A. T
 April 4th, 1879.

Notice is hereby given that John A Rush. whose Post adcre is Precott, Yavapsi County Arizona. has this day nled hs application for U. <. Patent for Four teen hundred 4t0i linear feet Of the TiconderogA Qaartz Lode, bearing Gold and eilvtr, with surface srouu1 hundred 601 feet la width, situate lyiag and being in Big Bug Mining District County of YArs ai, and Territory Of Arizona, an known and der lg- nate by the field notes oicsl pat he in this office Lot No. f5i in the unsuryeyed public lands.
 ihe boundaries or said Lot No sf being Hs follows, yiz: Variation IL deg l2 m'n east.
 Beginning at Location Monument a: centre of V. F.. end of claim, whi notice of location Is pOsted Thence running N 6 deg. 25 min. W. along N E. end of claim Three hundred t3Nl fe to V. T.. of claim, ~here in the ground granite stOae2iN x6 nches marked f. l.. No. |, and iS also built monu- stone 2 feet nigh. Jhence =. 63 deg. J5 min, w. along \, ". boundary Ens of claim fourteen hua- drei IiyO rect to Of claim, where is zei g tn ground granite stone lbXl2K6 nches, marked T. l.. So. IT. sud is built a stone 2ls feet high, Thcuc5 <. 26 deg. 2J min l.. Aodg S. W. end of claim six hundred t600i Iees to S. |. cor. of claim. where Is set q in the ground gran
 stone ifxIgX6 incl es, marked r. l.. No. III, anu also built a monument of stone 2's fi. high. Thence \. 63 deg 35 min. l.. along F. side elam fourteen hu dred (lsol l.. Of claim, where is set
 n the ground granite rock lsxl2X 70 inches marked T. l.. " and s also built monument of stone 2 feet high. Then Y. 2i deg 25 uin W along the N. T.. end of ciaim three hundred feet o loc1 ion monument and pla of beginning containing 70 s-'00 scrus.
 The location Of this m duly record m Book n. {, of Mining Records of layspai County, fohos 10 and II.
 Any and al persons claiming adversely any portion of said ic1uder1gl m.nia claim. or said mining ground hareiahefore described required to he their adverse claims with the gisisr of the United states Prescott the Territory of Arizona, during the Sixty days publication hereof, they will be barred by virUe of the provisions of the statute.
 a361 MN. N. KELLY Register.
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CHRISTOPHER EGGs.-Dr. II. W. Nelson received yesterday from J. G. Lennon, oi Sierra Valley, through II. NJ. Hollis;er, oi Truckee, small lump of earth, aoous the size of 22-calber pistol cartridge box, a' a showing of the e tert 10 which the grass hOppers nave laid their eggs in Sierra Val ley. Small though the piece of earth was there were thousands Of eggs upoI it. Il has been forwarded as an interesting speci- men 10 Dr. Blake of San Francisco-Hec- ord. Union.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
EhE Lerd Dance.

The City Cr,mRsi C.gr; of Sas Prancisco. compelled the attendance or Chas. Cracker. the railroad msgnate, ss witness against some ~can-can" dancers on the 25th of Mash. Crocker acknowledges that he had been to t..~ show, which he said was a lively sort of dance. .ra that "when the female dancers get excited thee !n3g tail dresses are not much in the way of Jheir feet" daughter in Court The jury in the case fs.:ld Miss Mabel Santlcy. who was then on trial io, leVd and lascivicus conduct, guilty as charged" Tss prisoner z ss pgVe.. lo tsars.
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< sau accident, resulting in death, occur red Thursday morning 10 a chiid, aged about g years, named Davenport, residing in the eastern part of town. She was cook ing breakfast ever an open fire, back Of the house. when gust of wind conveyed the flame to her dress and soon enveloped her in flames. The child ran through the house into the street. It Vas some moments before the aFp was eNtinguished, and she was sd badly butned that desth came to her rrlirt about the middle of lhe aftgrHOpn. Physi- clans were soon on hand after tLe accident hut i, was impossible to save her.-Phenia Herald.
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DIED

BUCK-Near Phenix. March 27ih, 1878. Matilda L.,
 wife of Geo W. Buck. aged 25 years.
 Mrs. Buck was one of the best and most esteemed ladies in this community. The sympathy or all is extended to her husband in this, his sad bereavement. Mrs. Buck was among the first ladies that came to this valley, having arrived nine years ago. She was a sister to Mrs. J. \. Ch'nuwth, Mrs. Mark Richardson, Mrs. J. T. Alsap, Ms. W. l.. O born and Miss Flora Murray, all residents here. She leaves five children, the oldest of which is only six years.-Herald.
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 Terrii'ry of Arizona. Coan of Mohave. JOHN E. RYAN, Biainsia,
 7ersus Wa. T. DEN, wv. STEaRxs w. H. tpqSs, T. ]. COoSs, JOHN DUNLAH " TASDzFER, q. N. tuSGAIE Summons. T. l. HAHDIise, W. R- BowKR. 1T. w. ChAto, l.. J. AfCE, ana r. N. CRAIG, Adinlnisfrators of the Esrats of c. C. tAi1LION, deceased Defendant. Action brorgii In the District Court of ,hs Third sualeia! District in and for the County of MohAve the Teriit0rs of Arizona. fhs IsTr'iofs gf AriroaG sssss g7 7essiRq ty Stn. T. Deeu. W. V. stearns, ". H. Coona. = T. Loehs tollo hunlap. W. K. Srandefer c. W Tunssle, T. i,. har1ing M H. Bower, r. W. Craig. I. J. kies and T. w. Craig administrations Of tho fs.ate or c. CAHLfoH, deceased:
 Ion are hsTehy summoned aud e oiue,l to aplsr fn Aa aet9n brought s4~iHst you by the above nstDsd li-lth D tise bstr et Curt or the Thiri Jndicsal Ds. ps ia and i' T the County of Mohavt ,. he Ter ts"fs ot Arizona, and snswer eoulAat fled wifh ae cefA or tAis cour at Mineral PsSS in said County efs ol N cn complaint accaleEanies shi- sumuols w ln twenty day texclsisc of the day of s,rviesf Uls srfNiee npqg yoi of this summoI- if servd Nahin ms eaaHtyr but servei uI of fss "is's -4a Nii llh ths District, then thirty days; Ia si other cases fcrry days.
 Aud you are rsiy Hot!ae,, .hsta yeu feil 10 sf- Ptaf sa answer thc complaint as above required, Ae pisinth viii take Judgment against you as prayed for m sei eoitpasni aud coats aud disbursements in hs sehslf e1pendsd.
 tiien under my hand aud the seal of said Court, si HiAhtai fsrS tis z5th day of November A. D. lsIs.
 CALDWELL W LIGHT, C'erk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

ConTeras and Redoudo returned this week from the Sonoita valley, bringing wonderfully rich samples of ere from n dis coyery made by them only four miles south from the village of Sonoita. a0d about eight miles south of the boundary he. The por- ton of this valley lying in Arizona has never been prospected, but as gold, silver. copper, lead, etc, are found to tine north, south, essr and west of il, there is little doubt but that remunerative discoveries will soon be made there-Sgntine