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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
WHAT TNE GENERAL SAID /

A noted General being asked by some ofh!s friends
how he liked Texas, replied; IF was Obliged TO
choose between Hell and Texas, | would choose the
former" The above saying Is verified every day by
parties moving ffonl the North, East and South and
~ they cannot decide exactly ~ 70 the existence OF
the former, they certainly avoid Texas, aud like
Blble industrious people seek productive country
such AZ Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and
the Far West Reader, are you contemplating q trip
10 such q country on business or pleasure9 II 30,
select the line having the least change OF cars and
best accommodations, The Old Reliable Hannibal
NJ. Joseph H. r. the Pioneer line weBt Of the Mis-.
alssppl Rlverl offers you through Day Coaches and
Pullnian Palace sleeping Cars from Chicago, ILL.,,
Toledo, Ohio and indianapolis Indiana, TO the Mis-
sOurl River without change. Tourist and land seek.
ers round trip Excursion tickets on sale by this pop.
ular route 1T all Eastern Ticket Offices. For maps,
timetable aud description Of country and route, or
any other Information about the West call on or
address,
ia. 8. REED, Gen1 Tray. Agt,
so Clark ST. Chicago, Ills.
J.W. PICKLE, Eastern Agent
II Maiden Lane Albany, N. Y
CIV. BoARDMAN, TRAY. Agt,
Decatur ILL.,, or
7. PENFIELD, Gen'l Pass. Ag'tr
July4-u Hannibal, Mo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
a4TwARD

Trains Nos. 3 and Il Fua daily.
Palace sleeping Coaches on trains No. l. q 3
AnC IL, between Cincinnati and New York daily.
Hotel coach on trains 5 and II between Chicago
and New York daily, via Mans1eld.
Connections ct Mansfield with PittsbdrRh, FOHl
Wayne anC Chicago Railroad at MeadvillO,
and Cory for Oil Regions; and at Jamestown
tnT Buffalo and Niagara Falls; at Salamanca for
Rochester; and at Bioghampton for Albany.
Close connections at Cincinnati with Fainn I'M
the South and West.
W. B. SHATTUO,
Gen. PussenG~ Gad NckcI AOt., OAotnNGii, D
P. D. COOPER,
GSn S',rsS-t''sndSNt nts'NlnNd. y Aov1SH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

THE frequent visits of Foster to New
York since his nomination, and the
company he has kept, leave no doubt
that his campaign will be engineered in
Wall street, and that he will win If
money will accomplish that end.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Railroads.

Train No connects at BrAceville with &GW
train at 82T nj and ll:30 m, for LeRvitsbuFg War
rem Youngstown, Greenville, Meadville and Salu-
mRnCa; with the 8:l5 m train for Ravenna q Kent;
also with q NJ tram vt PhalRnX for Cleveland ar
riving at Cleveland at ll00 M.
Train NO.3 connects ut Braceville with q CIV
train at 6l9 p m, for Warren, Greenvie, MeadVllle
Youngstown and sharon; with $40 p M q M train
at Phalanx for Cleveland arriving at Cleveland at
T05 pm.
Train No Q connects at Alliance with 4 P train
north and south, for Lima, Atwater, Bayard, Sa-
lnevlle New Philadelphia and Wellsvlle; also with
p + W trains east and west, for Salem, EnOn and
Pittsburgh, Canton MassilOn, Wooster CTestline,
TT Wayne and Chicago.
The Alliance d Lake Erie Railroad Ia now open for
the transportation of freight and passengers from
and TO Alliance via A d u W Railway TO Cincinnati
New York and intermediate points; also 10 Cleve-
land via q d NJ Railway.
Trains Will stop at stations named on this Schedule
Trains run by Columbus time
H.SHAFFER, Superintendent.
H, BLEAKLEY. Gen. Manager.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

AF CARD.

To AL who are suffering from the errOm and indis-
cretions OF youth, nervous WeAkneas, early decay,
loss OF manhood, &c, Iwll send q recipe thAt will
cure you, FREE Og CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by . missonary In South America
Send q aseltaddroased envelope to tho REV. J0sHPH
T. INHAN. Station q, New Porb CStV. jan2s-Ey
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
AAHrWARD.

A ALAN4IL AM 1hhAI N hSI nan KAIE
"A ROAD,
Tine 7abie-AdOpsed May llth, 1879
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

Leave Bayard II 0J p. M and SEQ p. m; ARElW
New Philadelphia 2,40 and 7.20 p. m, Leave New
Philadelphia $50 8, m, and 1850 p. m. AEEiye
RavaVd a2ns m and 845p.m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

Ann OA4h hAAAND, IOoOAhA " 40 NA4l42G
AND WHEELING RAILWAY,
TINE TABLE OF PASSENGER TRAINB,
In effect May 18th, 1873.
rKatNE I4OINH aInr'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
TO JOHN c. FREMONT.

Thy errcr, Fremont. simply was to act brave mans part, without the stAteslnan's tact, And, taking counsel but of common sense, To strixs at cause well as consequence. O. never yet since Roland wound his horn At Roncesvziles, has blast been blown Far-heard, wide-echoed, startling As thine c~n, Heard from the Of fresdom's hope foriorni It had .esn safer. doubt ess, for the tine, To fstter treason, and avoid offence. To that Dark Power who's underlying crime Hesves upward it's perpetual turbulence.
 But if thine be the fate of all who break The ground for truths seed, or .orern their years Till lost in distance, with stout hearts make
 lane for freedom through the level spears,
 sn take thou courage! God has spoken through thee Irrevocable. the m-ghty words. Be free!
 The land shakes with them, and the slsye's dull ear Turns from the rice-swHmps stealthfy to hear,
 Who would recall them now must first arrest
 The winds that blow down from the free Northwest,
 Rufiing the Gulf; or hIe scroll roll back
 The Mississippi to its upper springs.
 Such words iulfl their prophecy. and lack But the fun time to harden Into things. J. c. NEITHER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

TIE yEro.-President Hayes, on Aprl 21th. sent the Army Appropriation Bill back to Congress with his veto attached. It now is for the Congress of the United States to either pass bill free from aii encum- brances. for the maintenance of the Army oi the Grandest Nation under the sun, or to again pass the revolutionary bill which mus. of necessity receive the disapproval oi me President. and our Army be left to the mercy of capitalists who are willing to step forward and advance the means whereby the army macnlncty may be kept in motion and take their chances of an appropriation heinz passed at some future day for their relief. This IS all wrong. The American Army is mere Llyatelie in comparison to armies supported dececently by other Nations. The American Army IS used a' a guard or picket on the frontiers, saDJec9 ,, an the htrdships incident to a frontiei life. and their living at the best IS Du' noor. and it is to be regretted that the grea national fight in politics should be mace s the expense of the poor soldier. Ts disoan' the Army the President has not the power and if he hal it would be poor policy, 10 ,hs moment that such a thing were done the treacherous .knaves from treason ian' would ask Hayes to step down and out am hoist Tild.n into position and authority The fight i, ols of trsasoi and sset.oaalis" against loyalty and love fo' the Oaioa an' inc banner that bears the stars aud str pes Tor once President Hayes has picked u couroge and done his whole duty, for whie h. w,Il receive the reorganization of
 ..oIid North" and the denunciations of til s.solid South
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Sum mon

In The District Court of the Third Judicial District
 Territory of Arizona, County II layspai. TTRRIroRY or ARIZONA, Plaintiff Summons in
 versus tax tuit. ID. D. AMRRosE Defendant No. 639.
 Action brought ia the District Court Of the Third Judicial Distc of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of favapai.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Co D. D. AMBROSE.
 You are hereby summoned and required Ca appear in plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis tieg in and for the Coun of Ysvapai Territory of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court Prescott. n said County, copy of which complaint accompanies this suInnOns with in twenty days (exclusive of the day of service after the service upon you of this summons, ii served m this County; but if served out of tho County and within this Di.tic then within thirty days in An oth cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that f you fail to appear and answer the complaint above required the plain tin will take judgment for the SlSs l2-IO0 and accruing costs under assessment. Said action is brought for the recovery of the plaintiff for the scal year ls5 certain personal property owned by d.f art and subject to taxation Ia said County and duly asaesaod to said defendant according to law all of which appears n rhe complaint herein ta which you are refsrrc;a copy Of which is s; te ..as last place and address; and ogs,s and dshuFsensenis in iiiy6n isnisf iny hand and and the cal ufths said D,s1c Court d Prescott, this 9th days Of March, is7s sEAL.
 VIM. WILKINSON, Cie-k. MuRNr MAsrERSoS, District Attorney Of YEyapai Go.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
E.s. SEED.

Ep. MINER mans reputation for non c.,y and fair dealirg, if honestly earned, IS something to be proud of; and IS often ms only remuneration for life Of toll, or ciose annI;cation to business. Tine attempt. either in malice or for sinister reasons to rob one of such reputation, IS even worse than the act of him who hiches rom another his hard earned cash
 An item in yesterdays Enterprise com, meatiug upon the departure of E. :. Seed ,or the East is case in point penned with reckless disregard for truth.
 So far from "s'elliag away or actng ID anyway mysterionsIy about his going, he settled up all his affairs both at Alexandra l here. stayed here week. bid his S-;en1s f,, -~well and started by way 0i .,l-.,-- c.. yy;s. -usin, but after arriving at Alexandra, found that NAio0S' ~, him again to Prescott on his way east
 nresence here was again noticed in the napers and the fact stated that he was en- route to the east. He spent several days ID town, told every body good bye and made II generally known that he was going east with NIT. Clanton across New Mexico He owed no man anything, had committed mn crme and was under no obligation tc make his movements known, yet he iei' his friends reluctantly, and, as is usual ir sueh eases, his departure was a matter o' common notoIiety and regret. No s"one had he gone out or hearing distance than for some cause known only to the invento of the false ilsinuatiou, he is published |" having sneaked away like common ielon
 In the absence of Mr. Seed, ask th notification of this correction of false an' malicious report against one, who' during four years residence in Arizona has ac'c' ,he mart of a gentlemen, and, so Tar as cap learn. has done no wrong to any on that should subject him to be thus staboe' ,u the back. HASA AMI ''"'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
SUMMONS.

In the District Court os he Tird Judica District Ter rftory of Arizona, Con Iiy of YsyapAi. D.. l.. BAKER, Flzilsti1,
 U. r. FISHER !. ! HIgDs. T. C. Ip- No. 63s
 pINGS r,an. 2. AiGBniiongh. 2. L.. Fisher
 A.. S. NiueF, aFd 0es. h.. Kirk. Co Summons
 Psrtncrs under tae hrm name of Fisher
 StaRo Line uompsny. Defendant.
 Aefisn bfoaghi ia tla B,si iei Court of The Third Judicial Dstric of tIc Territory os AFiEuns aud Tor the County 0f Isyapas.
 TJe Territory ef Arissas ssa.Is grsffisg e u T.. Ff-heE, ]. d. HiBds, T. U Idiulss. fsf- f Ae- Donouzh. E. L. Tisbcr, T. \. &er Has E- kirK coTartaers doing hasinass E,I,sr ths nrn name os Fisher Stsse fiss. coEst.&ay.
 sos Afs hereby sunrrcie and required te appear in an ou hrsughi a you hs ts above named paiIl-
 a ia the District Court of the Third Infcial Dfsrss n aud Tor C9aafy Fsgspal, in tbe Territory of ArtEa- and the complaint fled with the Cisrk of its Court zf Prese1fi, ts Hsid Courty. cupv uf winch complaint scp1fupAnies thit suuuulisa within twenty ssys texeiasivs sf the dAs of pae tho se-vios upss y0s Sf this uniassns, u ssved la tts CnuEfyi bs ssessi as o tsle sad within this Dfssrirs, asa v3G.in al-rs ssysi ia aA other o@sss s-fiy tays-
 Asd yoa are hereby noitei that yoa fsg O stTszr and the ronl4sirf. asyc Feaifssl ths psin- sgr ef aisf6n hqisdsss end seventy siS aoRrs sn4 gisiEiAsae esis, ~sta iaiegssi, from Dscssoh.g 2s iss aud costs ana csbursVrasnis ia t..ls ,sf ss pended.
 Given Sadsr my hand sd tho of te ssiA fssssie. Court, ai Prescott. ihi- 4fsi dag Tehrnsrs, i a. - WILLIAM WtLKRRsoS. ClarR sxtL Per Soss I.iuEu, Dsruiy.
 - Frrca CEuhcarLI Afts's for Pr. Prescots. A. T. March 2sa Isss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

A BoY's HARD SUNDAY.-The head of a boy about ten years old might have been seen sticking through picket fence on Beaubien street Sunday evening. as loud "yahoo" signal was given by some one m the house. A lad of "thereaboutsh tnaily opened the door, and came out and asked
 "Is that you Jimi What yer wanti'
 II didn't see ye down where We was rid ing on cakes of ice in the slip" replied the other.
 al know ve didn't. This has been the hardest Sunday ever put in on earth.'
 Dad sicki'
 "No. dads in Saginaw, but main goi some gold in her front teeth yesterday, and she was bound to go to chdrch to-day if Il killed her. had to run all over and borry things for her, and then stay at home and nina sis"
 HIs it real gold, Jimla
 Il guess SO, for sine went ih t6e morning then to a lecture. and now she's gettin ready for the evenin' sermon, an Dractin on showin' her front teeth. I'm g"in' i' run away as soon as grass starts '"-Detroi Free Press.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
FINAL CORRESPONDENCE.

ED. MrSER:-On Monday, the 20th of April, the Dist. Court in and for the First Judicial District. County of Pinal, eonvcn- ed in the new court house at Florence. The calendar IS large and the term of court bids fair to be prolonged, but his Honor, the Chief Justice, has announced that ne must be in Tucson on or before the i2th day of May, at which time special term of the District Court will be held Tor Pima The building, which has been dedicated to the administration of justice, in Florence, is commodious and comfortable, 1t IS well furnished and by far the most pretentlous court house in the Territory. Yavapai of course excepted The Grand Jury, empan- nelled the first day of the term, returned
 ten indictments. Readers of the MINER will remember that Mrs. E. X. Jones, nee Mrs Dickason, formerly well known In | Prescott, was held to answer for shooting inc foreman of the "Silver Belt" The Grand Jury failed to indict her at the No
 vember term of the Court, but she was re-
 tained in custody to await the action of the
 Grand Inquest at the April term. No ln-
 dictment was found against her and her
 bail was exonerated She IS residing Tn
 Tucson keeping a boarding house. The business of court IS much facilitated by the
 presence of Mir. R. W. Mitchell, the accom-
 plished photographic reporter, whom Judge
 French has appointed for his District
 Among the few recommendable acts passed
 by the last Territorial Legislature, that re
 latiug to reporters for the Dist. Court Is es
 pecially worthy of favorable mention How stupid it was in the Legislature to en-
 act that the terms of court for Maricopa an' Pinal should be held at the same time.
 } The Gila Valley never smiled in more re splendent beauty than at present. Tn : carly and latter rains have caused the lan'
 to assume garb of rich verdure and ia , and near fields of grain, wheat and barley l give promise of an abundant harvest. Las l Summer the Gila refused to flow by FloI :, ence, and agricultural interests suffere thereby, in consequence of failure Tn TIT
 gation facilities, but this season there IS V abundance of water in the. river and lndici t tions point to the fact that there will be . repetition in the murmuriag waters whic a sparkle in the sun light and coquette vii l. the twinkling stars. +. L. B' U. d Florence, Apr. 2S, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
MINES AND MINING.

Steadily our mining resources are being developed and the good work of producing bullion goes on. Athome, in Yavapai county, quartz miIn are springing into existence and the end is not yet, as we hear of others that are soon to come forward and take their place with the quartz pulverizers that are now scattered over the land. The Tip top and Peck mills are doing good work, and the stream of liver bullion from these two ore producers is wonderful.
 A new roaster is enroute 70 the Bradshaw Mill, and SO soon as it is placed in po- sition the mill will commence work and keep many mine owners busy furnishing material The Tiger Mine is acknowledged by everyone to be a second Comstock, Will have a new mill ready to commence the crushing of ore about the goth of May, and as there is now many hundred thousands of dollars worth or quartz on the dumps await treatment, It can safely be set down that 8radshaw will be the best camp on the Pacific.
 The Tuscumbia is to have a mill which IS to be nut up by a competent mill man, and run for 'sblood." The Gro Bonito people have several large steam rastras in full
 blast, and the proprietors wear smiling countenances. Big Bug is to have ten
 stamp m III, and as for ere, Big Bug can't be
 surpassed anywhere. Cherry Creek has
 good mines, and mill is being manu-
 factured in Chicago for this promising
 section. c. c. Bean will bring home with him roaster fo. his Aztlan Mill, and that too, will produce its share of the glistenin9
 metal.
 Thus with dozen or so of quartz mill' pounding out money, aggregating into the | thousands daily, we can't see that the future will be so dark after all, notwithstanding 5 the fact that our farming lands are al ,, thirsty. Just across the line, in Maricop' r County. mammoth work is being pro }. secuted.
 I The Central Arizona Mining Compan. l are about to receive their 40-stamp mil | and work several millions they have Il , sioht out of the Vulture ore. Anothe l Company who have an extension on tn !. Vu,ture loce, are about to conduct wate p from the Hassayampa to the mine, erect h mill. and also go to work extracting tn a nracious metal from the crude ore. le Mohave County is getting in machiner
 for a new enterprise backed by capitalists
 inst what she needs. Pinal ana Pin
 Counies are filling up with miners, aud u
 progress being made in mining matters .- certainly encouraging. Arizona has, sine IS he advent of Americans into it, steadiI h' progressed and stu its watchword is onwal
 It did not come up with excitement ar ,o a rush. It came forth to stay and astoni'
 the civilized world and it will do it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
LEGAL.
application For Pat nI.
To TIE TIcoSpEgooA MINING CLAIM: U. S. LAND OFFICE, PskscOIi, A. A'
 April 4th, 1879.


 Notice is hereby gyer sas John A. Rush. w1oss Fess os,e oIar,. fs Prescott fayapAi County Arl1Ohs' @ ,is a.x fle his application for U B. Patent Tor o teen hundred ll80Ol linear feei oi me -s,ss onartx ode bearing Gold and Silver, Nltb H'.- -. yoTnd sr hundred t60Qi feet ia wldta HinAle, ae and being in Hig Bug Mining District Soeinty o is sI and territory of Arizona, an" known ano n.ti l1v the feld Iotes and official pat on nie n 9 nice as Lot No. t45l in the usars es eo Psaou.
 The exis for boundaries of said Lot NO. "a Oe"1s 70 1,YIo,s via: Variation l4 deg lZ min east.
 Beginning at Location Monument at es1.lS V. .5 E and of claim on Whi notice Of iocAtloh is los.lA, Ihence rurauing \. deg. 25 min. w. along N. L. e1 of claim Three hundred S0l ferf 70 N E. ss W ciain here is set i m ground granite stone 2aA 1ho ,noe, marked T. l.. No. I, and s also ouit lnShu- nent of stone 2is feet high Thence S % oe9 70 nll 1y .iony N W. boundary line or claim iocrteen nun 5,sd n 4sl feet to \ W of claim where E stt m t,e ground granite stone loxl2xo hcAe1, TT n .So IL and is built monument stone "a iset nigh. Thence $. 25 deg. 2j min L. Goeg s- " md of claim six hundred t60o) feet 70 s- " ror of claim, where is set ss in the gronno sf@1- 1te stone I4xl0xs inches, marked T. l.. NO. III Aa s sa l,liIt monument stone 23z ft hlsh- 1hehee N g de 5 nn E. along l. slde oi claim fourteen t5-d ls1ol feet to s. E. cor. of claim. where is set I i. the ground granite rock isNi2xiO incee; ~E T L. " and is alec bcf mon ainelt or stone lees high Th4u N. 25 deg. 25 nIin W along the N' r. eg of caim three hundred feet to aoeaton monument ana nla~e of beginning, containing i9 2s-iUo aeres-
 The location of this duly recorded ia BOOK p; i ii of Mining Records ., ,'''l'. sY-., ,a,o. .,
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any Por1o1 " | said gc1aderogA mlnn, claim, or ssid thlhtAe
 o,,pd as hereinbefore described required to ne thsir adverse claims with tue kagiser 9I lhe s states al Prescott in the Territory of Arizona durln the sixty days publication hereof or they will be barred | by virtue of the provisions 0f the stAtnte.
 " ssfsO wN. \. KELLY, Regisier.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02

An Act to aid in the Construction of Cap,o
 Buildings, and for the Support of
 Public Schools in the Terri
 tory of Arizona.
 Be # Eaaeted by the Legisiatire Assembly Of An
 -ona Territory:
 SECTION l. IL shall be lawful for, and tb. right. power and authority is hereby prap,. ed for the period of twenty years, from l6. first day f February, 1879, to the Arizom Development Company-a corporation o,. ganized and existing under and by virtue oi fhe laws of the Territory of Arizona-anS of it's assigns, to give public lotteries. r whi,-h, or by means of which money msv lawfully be disposed of by chance, anythin, i'm the laws of thIs Territory to me contrar, notwithstanding, etc., etc.
 SEC. 2 The Governor of the Territorv 4 Arizona, anI his successor In office, and h The event of the absence, disgnalificatiOno q death of the Governor-his legal substi,up is hereby appointed Commissioner to a. perintend the drawing or distribution 4 salu lotteries and each of them, and certsy ! 10 the correctness thereof, etc, etc SEC. 8. All lotteries drawn under the m. visions of this Act, shall be drawn in som. public place to be designated by the Con. missioner, between the hours of ten o'eloek A. M, and five o'clock F. M., and iE q man. ner to be approved by the Commissioner
 SECTIONS 4, 5 and provide for the cos. ton of ten per cent. from all prizes, and n. payment of the same into the Capitol sa, School Funds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-02
Summons

In Justices Court of Prescott Precinct In the County of Yayapai. Territory of Arlzona-H- A. Dusouchet' Justice of the Peace.
 CHA tI.Es F. BOWEN X ED. A. kNOWLEs, partners under firm name and style of Bowen, Knowles S Co.,, plaintiffs,
 versus
 THE HACKBERRY MILL AND MINING co, San Francisco, delenaants.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 the Hack berry Min and Mining Company, San Francisco, de- fendants:
 Yon are hereby summoned to appear before ne on the 18th day of April A. b., ielS At my ofce m Fres cott Precinct, in the County aforesaid at le ocioch A M of said day, and then and there Co ausHer the eorpaint of she above named plsns, who claim 10 recover of you the of S135.SsAltV, Es principal interest aud cost of protect etc., said amount beng due upon two certain drafts to wit: One draft dated Blackberry MnhaNe 'ouuy, Arizona, November 3O lhie, payable i've days after sight to the order of Charles C. Byers for the sum of SSS Ol00, drawn by Henry Ray rnond Superintendent of the Hackbery Mi and Mining Co s4 Pine street. Francisco acc ted by the Secr- ary of said company. and indorscd by said byers m blank. Also draft dated Blackberry, Mohsye GO November 9O 1878, payable vs days a CT ssht to the order of Sherman and Barrett for tie sum of slel l drawn by Henry Raymond, Superintendent Of the Hack berry Mill aud Mining Company, S2i Pine strest, san Francisco Cai ana accepted by inc Secretary of said Coyurauy and endoTsei by said sherman and Barrett in blsnR All ct whan fully appear by the com plant filed herein. when judgment will be taken agains you for said toge her with costs and damage you fail 10 Apezr and answer. II, A. DISODCHEl.
 Justice of the Peace, Prescott Precinct. Prescott, Feb. I7. 1873.