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Their Recent Convcutlon Mt Ctoye1nnt-Fs,,t
rrnApectx-Ths Evils Uf Fraudulent Ttco-
Pctidllng.
Spsctal Corrttnondtnes NJ The tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., June 20.-During ncarly MI
tho present week the National Society OF Nur-
sesyn,en hos beun II, session In this city, II was
a oprescntntiVeibody Of mon, ind It's delibcra-
sttone, rs matter OF course, were characterized
bT the most educatod reflection OH thu subjects
trcatcl.' Your correspondent took sonc pnins,
during tho stay: OF the nurserymon, to obtain
some itlcas 10 regard to the prospects OF fruit
Ia various sections Of The country. It would
see1t, from What was obtained, that tic season
tls to be 4 poor one for fruit, both East
4fhd West. There Will be moro In ls,c
'tktfcrne East thar Ia Tho ccntrnl portion
'otn9the Union and tho West. Applcs
WILL tReya small crop, On It is tho off year.
Pcachhs Will bo fair In the East, but somewhat
smhll ID this State. SMal! fruits that ean be
saved from thc ravaeos Of tho insects will BE-
fair crdp.'s tt:-
: That; which interested the n,,rscrynscn most,
md which entered into nearly all their tlolIbora-
tons in ouc war i1i,o,l,cr, disguise 1t rs they
would, was Tie subject ot the tree. .pet.dcr pest.
There is bfli now pelil1ng before the Ohio Leg
ietaturo TO Observation-Disclosures mud not pcr-
init aay ono except absolute ngcnts nud trec-
ratscrs to dispose Of their stock within the limits
OF this State. This troubled the nurscrrmen
very mucl,, and they proposed various rxoc-
dents to do away With tln e1ils Of tho agency
business, md stltl keep agents In tho field.
Il was claimed that the business would suffer
very much II the bill wo1 passesi; and kuine
won't sofsr ns 10 say that It would actually hs
ruined III this State.
Some OF the nurscFyman wcso honest enough
tn admit that tho larger part OF the blame Tor
tho frauds Of ngcnts was 10 ba Traced home To
the nurserylnan himself. IFe Is not CAREFUL
enough uf The manner Of utspost,g at ht4 stock,
admitted by soma Of Tie Eastern nurserytnen
thut CERTAIN men there would sell, not paving
anr attention 10 The labelling TINT was done.
Tile Agcut Who has taken orucrs tor
eoses ees 10 ,ess tss .e,es u plehas: @ .sSf:
simply the Ordinary ,vnrlctics, ho psoeaN!s 10
LABEL them according to, Ills tasta, IT
will be many yeass octoro The trcos are far
enough adya1lccd 10 chow what thsy aru; aud
then tl,s agent, a,lsl perl,aps tl1a nursery, are
anon, il,s things that were. This very tuIs,tta-
ton tliat Is thus furnished has been taken al,
vantage OF to such great extent that the t,isi-
dst,s tat bs xsF g,. ay ass ss
wotthtness ri ageMts. Tie raIlablp, nursery,
man suffers from all this. Ills buait,css is not
ephc!ueral; .Als agents should t.c patron1zcd;
,';d ,hS dr. e"a classes all s"gsats @ ! ds'sss
t..NutwlthsfentlnT. the vast amount ot dis
uugspn kA6; wasi.ntu'ge1; OH This suhlcr,,.
r ss1nS St q , SsH .aS sIo Se Tss . q rs'Ss5f:
eaF!Ysa e. Y Hg.s!e5 . pF
ThG iiaaajo.lty bep ,nlat speNal ltogt4lajipa,q on
this suhiect; US nlmoss, my olier. Ml4lHeis,
found Of rsapstiuS,t i it$ Nlia,t Htys i tieIa, ID
TINT everything had Its 'irAttfdi and ?nf Eourss
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When the Republican paEty Of the House has
become reconctcd to the Republican pnrty Of
tho senntc, ani the. President has carried out
the determination Of the caucus In his behalf,
anl Congress has adjourned, and new Gov
ernor Of OHIO hns been ctusou, and the Loui.l.
aua liar had gone home, mud Hlnino has restored
the Integrity OF the conntry by showing ttut hen
Hill wns sooner or Inter Secesslouist, atd when
the next Presidential election Ia over, It viii
even thcn bs little premature for nuybody to
1uttcr lllmsclf TINT We have rot through With
,.ic worss OF H. Far from II, Tor We shall then
nil be ready 10 enter upou the Presidential caul-
pnirn Of 1854,
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they ~tt vote for lin Democratic candidate,
npot' whatever platform lie may llaYe meet, nom.
Military Intcrfrrcnrn with Etoe,1ons.

Eo7fon Hfrala (Inf. Rsnt.1,
Docs the sensible an.l lovcl-I,eadcd Char1cs.on
Ntrs and Courier really icar the use ot tsoops
for pst1itical PURPOSES at clec.iunsf Would it
not. IN the other hand, feel sense of Security.
II ttin peace were threatened OIL orccIon~a1y, in
Tue prcscs.ru of few United .statcs toltlIcrs}
We 10 not yrld to any In rcaasd for local self
government, hut we believe also IN p.ncc null
order md pure iafiet and 1t: is not ali easy
matter To u'akH the ncupo believe TINT mfIitary
i1ntsrfercnce With elections Is pressing duncer.
Democrats s,nve lost ;uorr TINT, t|,cv haye anit,
cd by making sle i.tt,c. II military intc,fer-
ence wcrn really nnpretcn.ci. the Democrats
would gain pooutur strength bv the position
OF gained Is apparent cuonEit Ia tb,e section.
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= 9HE7H1'!e GHzsTf lI17ff. i.
a story is cxtant tllat Zen butler is going TO
Ohio to stump for Ewing. We feel authorized
to contradict 1t. In the llrst place, Mr.. butler
VIII have cnnugh ssamptng to do in Mnssachu-
setth thfs summer 10 keep him busy, aud. Ia the
second place, Gen. Ewing Is not fool enough to
have his canvass trntrc by such iudiscreet bel
lowers as Butler and kcnrncy.
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Wflnt tho South Noels.

157e'0s E1sF0 47F"s'7s
What the South necds to-day Is not more
Legislation or Federal bayonets, but on Infusion
Of the adcaa on which American civilization ia
based.-tha iucns which have mado such Bta,cs
n Massachusetts, Now York, Ohio. and PENN
sylyAnia. and for lack OF which Virginia, South
CarollDa, mud Louisiana arc where they nro to-.
uay. Tits Is nos question Of racv OF Section
u Is equally interesting to white or black. The
South nculs honest administration, protection
ot tl,c law. utId education. 1t should spend e5
for schools wlicre II noT spends 81; Aud 70 to
work 10 nay Its debts. instead of sitting down III
Cotner-grocerY mud whining aboit them.
These ideas arc all that will savc lhe South,
whcthur carried thuTe In cnrpot-bugt OF cyoycu
By The example OF the growing North,
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The second sale Of the diamonds and tcwelt
af Queen ChrI.ltna has produced over $5a, QoU
containing Es3 pearla. which VIVA sof4 Tor *I1,-
st;U, lliu clasp, which was AiaposeA ot ieparately,
bringing 6i,:33D; nerklaea at a.5O peatls.
which was sold for u,70o; . broad girda Il
aupphirss 'a',a br1ll!aats, which. was stla for
Waa Auld tur $a,9QQ -. 7: 81
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Rcferrfng 10 the appropriation Of 5000 10
mask the birthplace Of Washington, the MIL
waukee istntine. tlscp.) thinks Tint II these
days of Louisiana Investigations too much care
cannot bc exercised to preserve the memory OF
tho man who never told q lic.''
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Edlndt0 Is. Cd JoHrndi {0fm,I
As to Mr.. Ttlden, VIC would look upon his 70
nomination as a monstrous wrong upon The
Democracy. Let hin, 60. Tic grave ia the III.
test place for h.sn. IIis usefulness Is ended, and
there Is no time for fossils now.
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snrIngheid to.1 Rtbuttfcan tRte.).
VIC look to Delaware for peaches, 10 Mary
land for oysters, TO Kentucky jor whisky, to
Ohio Tor Statesmen, md to Loutsfaua Tor liars!
And get them every t!tne.
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.-s::.' ."-o,:. =; E. F"'s"" 1aurH"s t@fn',,
Of government nllch the Boutlscrt, loadcrs hold
whether ,hey aro uayocatcl North or south
1,Lr .ont,Jrt hc, wcr ,,,e aon,ho-r '''
- os."a wv Sou,s'n 1eaas1s a'a
!e 4'ap09Heans Involves Tue a''1ercnce hctwce'
Two npposlnE theories Ot civilization. THE ke
publican PARTY cllnes 10 That theory which u1akrs
proaparp,,s ii.t! Intelligent states llka tlluso oI
tho NjstAst,ld wllu., blends tl.em into Il nation,
Tie Sou thesu lcahcrsr rlng tu if.o$a i,nurino.
cratic herusits whlgtt sock to goyurn by sort
OF fkutlnl aritttrru,Y, and which dcnuitnnsiiy,,
nearly sitty millions Of people, Thu ono 1,oicT
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NO DoDG1Sa TIE RUGGED ISSUES.

luady,on t5nd.) cpuritr.,
Lot US lako tho course of tho Courttr,Jouruat
With reference 10 tbo Oso,on, S,a,.t -, In.
rea.Sy as'es.sa n'al Inc editor Of tho Sfatei
-, i.sFh etn's'aeSi lint tlo paper Is In pay
OF Republican leaders; and that It in no sc,,so
represents tho sentiments Of tho pcoplc of Tho
contcipe, m foiIs,.s'.,s ,nss,., Usoaf"@s
r,'a ,,"a,, wv .''o"'hE callorla' pasaCraph:
ns. If Il IL, NJ "1 rsor cssatat1rs sohesn Jour
IL .c sonar Hae!. !. pnoiiisea, Il ssnsos eo1Ia os
Perhaps; Y you MAXI some inouIs!ra Of North.
M ern ho hep1SSiiean Slate Gonmittecs ron WIN and
and sp S.r r.
dcfed whole edition tnl of reSs hni as 1ast or
rho fou,.r' Ho,,.,u; ~ .n,H.,Is y, ssa, Nv. po,o'
,rs.oh., nv -, u,."',, Ao."l'"s'ahd'nE ta
Mea..'Ncn. s,'n.e on nonest" journalism, responds
party; It lnyeuts and dtstort, for n, nartv.
MISUNDERSTANDING, II. - r,,r ~ C,a ., p''3
country md fe,iow.,, ~ !, w. ~ ss, a., ''o ,oso ot
Journal ssooping to its low and coarse talstiy-
ing. The Conricr-Joarnal does 1t for q uoauiicsk
purpose. It yaialy inaripss That th,s scnea.
lea. ,lcnf,, offon,,ni,,, '''s se.eo
,.s. c1usaes "hatcY~
er influence Tic okolona States may
nave III aroustng and warning the North against
th, real purposes of tho Aoiid South. such m
uutruthfvl course does not ont1 cannot ,,nvo tht.
effect Thrro nrn an rnouv nano,rntt, n,,.
nnners and no1tcions IN thc aa",t ti"t nf"a.
nnsi rchn fl,e yiewa ~ 1hn ftnn,nna .as nppiauo
.hat ",I, IL 1872 .as"I ~ Wv oho,oA HeHapaper,
ars., a.s % enu.u neoIao re eonnellen TO believe,
,,,no oErn aEna. 't %l' tnat iae sata Is gen
alnG ,c1ponent ot tlo upmtnant element Of the
ss,uI ouu.,,Gsn panocraey' Inc nenoeFats OF Nils
"atai ".aht ;sass =. uG1 sGst9n. lnef oE1st"
i,ar,r v,,aan; u ',ssssppl @ u.an lucy afo peca.
,,f ,ia1!f % Ylo1snt nnd uomncernE In politics. II
t et ,Ka Havea tol An inssant ,iat uio editors OF
.Ls oko'o'a o!aes were !sadfchl eMtssartcs ind
r.. LlaloIs. tnev Woulu 9pecdlly serve them rs they
o,et a'I LUG lanhy oi Judge Chtsolm. No,-tlla
E o,u'" o. .ne t1Ef.ef7Sonfna! . That the ctitt-
oEe ol tIc nf7ts are not true Demo-
s1a,s, sIa,s,u a1a ahat 1hey arc publishing
,aati,. .1asus oonsve 10 69.ern @ democrats, is
e,easly e, prcpqtterous' me Southern neoptc like
tne LAX OF HnEpcf nnl herman, au4 applaud
mem ,of u; hc Louisville Eo7srltr,'o'f'.a! fre-
lmen.iy iaau,Ees IN tiie same aorts OF trcason,
nniy laHiIlG tne pfesnation 10 slgar'coat It. Mr..
di,enry Mattesso't y! itcli y puoe and nyowed
auFoeals OF 1ens1on:hE Rebel soldiers and cx"
teil.l11E 70 them every right anu psyllcrc en-
Ipyeu =! tnc soia'ess OF INC Union; ihs proves
az. AT, NhteeTsoa 20 ne NJ HeaFt Ill nh!son With tho
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Nf,c 0ftt1nt Tdints tl>ttn3.
Ho think that the country will now breathe
freer stneo The Hon. Ben Hill Of Georgia, has
c1psaincd how, not being seccssonlst, lie cana
TO vote for Secession.
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A Glow hns at last bccA found TO tho robheres
q lass very prevalent from, churlty In the
Psris churches. Iii one OF tho churches, tt,u
other day,au Individual was noticed, at the
most aolcmn moUcnt of the celebration of n.ass,
dippinE piece OF Wlalebone asalduously Into =
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Tho Same Ms In 1861.

Troy TNt<i fEkp,l
The Democratic agencies NOW at work, and
the purposes entertained, arc identical with
thosu which developed themselves eighteen
years ago, aid the5 will BE- met aud defeated
Nth equal resolution und certainly.
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CURRENT OPINION.
Onetr.

eo.ur1bus tO> Joarnnt tRtp.).
Frank l1urd supports Ewing rs a hard; whiIe
steetlman, Sherwood, aad Odc'l support him Al
SOFT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26

The little squad Of Indians, seemingly
 have made it pretty warm for the \. NJ colored troops. whom they do not fear. Had hve companies of white men been pit ted against this anruly outlaw of the Mesca- lero tribe, different tale would have been heralded over the wires. Gen. Wilcox is of the opinion that the aim of Victoria is to make raid on the Indians of San Carlos, for the purpose of rescuing from that res- ervation some women and children that are at the Agency, belonging to Victorio's tribe, and has taken the necessary precaution to prevent anything of the kind taking place. He has sent two companies of Indian scouts to assist Gen. Hatch'sstroops clean out Vic torio. He has also ordered troops from Bowie, Grant, Thomas, Apache and Lowell to the Eastern frontier of Arizona to coop crate with the New Mexico troops and prevent the Indians from possibly putting Tn an appearance in our Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an or of the Pro. ate Coust of the County of Mohaye Terri tory of Arizona. made on the Slh day of September A. D. lSo flu the matter of the estate Of samuel Toid deceased the undersigned, the Administrator of said estate. will, after Wednesday the lst day of Ce- tober next sell at Private Snle upon the terms and com dtions hereinafter mentioned and subject 10 inc com hrInation of said Probate Court all the right title i his death and all the right tiie and interest that the sad etate has by operation of law. otherwise acquir other than or in addition to that of the said FaInnel Todh et the time of his desth, in and to the foovfn described real estate to-wit building known as the Mineral Park Store. Tnd the lot on which the same stands situated on the Westerly side Main Street. In the VI lage of Mineral Park In said Mohave County said lot having frontage said Main Street of A and extending back, bearing the same width 10 Kew stone Street; aso house and lot at the Village of Chi ride in said County, known the Todd house sltated about 90 yards southeriy from Bnckey black smith shop Also, a0 undivided feet in fine rdd Mine which mine is situated in Todd Basin, on the Todd edAe or lode in said County, and extends I4OO feet along sad ledge or lode, and Is of the width of 600 feet Bids Tor the purchase of said property or snv pat thereO may De left with c. A. Tweed Attorney for me Administrator, at his office at Mineral Pa-k in said County Terms and conditions Of sale: Any saIe for bid less than S2y0 Co be paid in eash; any sale f more than that sum, o1e-haf eash the baianee in O day from the sale, with security for the pavrnanf thereo', approved by the Probate Judge. Deeds at the cos of the Purchaser,
 L. DAVIDSON,
 Administrator Estate of samuel Todd. decsassd MINERAL PARK, Sept 18th, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26

TUcsoN NoTEs.-Capt. W. H. Seamans informs us that the city of Tucson has now a population of some seven or eight thou sand, three-fourths of whom are Mexicans. A large increase is expected as soon as the weather becomes cooler. Tombstone is a very active camp, and is rapidly increasing in population. Some persons claim that a large town will grow up there, but it IS pre- dicted that the ''boss" town will be located near the San Pedro river, fifty or sixty miles cast of Tucson, where the $. P. R. R.. will eros that stream. The advent of the locomotive is expected before the first of December next.-Min. aad Scientific Press
 We learn from a gentleman who was at Phenix on Sunday evening last, that Rev. G. H. Adams had an immense audience. The building, large one, was crammed full, and those who were unable to gain ad- mittance, centented themselves by listen ing from the doors and windows on the out side Mr. A. is an able preacher of great oratorical abilities. and his fame generally precedes him which causes all classes to attend his services.
 A gentleman writing us from San Fran cisco of Sept. 18th, says:'We are anxiously expecting ex- President Gram, the greatest American soldier of the present age, every People are nervous with excite Inent and many have slept with clothes on, so as to be ready to ge out upon the signal of the Tokios arrival. The city Is dressed ID gorgeous array, banners, flags and stream CTS are profasely arranged through the principal streets
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
TIE 0UTBREAx W NEW MEXICO.
INDIANS WHIP SOLDIERS.

Advices of 8 late date from New Mexico state that 40 Indians under Victorio were
 attacked by five companies of Uncle Sam's
 troops few days since on the Auimas, in a
 rough canyon, and that they took stand, |,
 whipping the troops. Gen. Wilcox has two
 companies of Indian scouts and two or
 three companies of regulars co-operatlng
 with the troops of Gen. Hatch in cleaning out
 this quite formidable band of outlaws. The commanders of both Territories, Arizona and New Mexico, are up to the eme ,geucy, and will place troops enough Tn the field to clean out VIctorio and his followers, or else compeli them to sue for peace and take up thelr abode on a reservation. Up to the present writing, these Indians have killed several soldiers, captured the horses ot whole cavalry company and made many damaging raids against the citizens of Southern New Mexico. They should De made good Indians of, and the only way to do if is to kill them.
 For the purpose of getting the latest and most reliable news from the seat of opera tons, we called this forenoon on Gen. O. B. Wilcox, the Commander of the Depart ment of Arizona, who very readily gave us such information, in the premises, as he possessed. One dispatch is from General Hatch, commanding New Mexico, and the other is from Maj. Arnold, commanding Camp Grant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
FROM GENERAL HATCH.
SANTA FE, Sept.

SANTA FR, Sept. 23d, 1879.
 GEyL. O. B. WILCOX "A dispatch has just been received from Col. Morrow, who reports that Dawson, Wright and Day, struck Victorio's trail at the head of Sierra Blanco Canyon, two days old, on the 18th, followed it to the head of Las Animas river, where, on the 18th, they ran upon the In- dians, who held strong position. Capt. Byers, with his company, and Hugo, came up and took part in the fight. After fight ing all day the troops were compelled to withdraw under cover of darkness, with a loss of five men killed and one wounded. Thirty-two horses killed and six wounded. Mason was also sent. Blackson and Gate wood, with their Apache scouts, and Emmet, with the Navajoe company, winch arrived at Bayard yesterday, have gone forth to the scene of activity, and will follow with all available men of the post. Company L., 9th Cavalry, and Wright, with 22 men of of Company C., will join. Victoria is said to have about 40 Indians. Two Navajoes and one citizen were also killed in the fight Major Morrow will make base of operations at McEver's ranch. LOUD,
 A. A. A. Gen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
ONE GENTLEMAN AT LEAST.

It is refreshing to find man like NIT Lynch, of the Los Angeles Herald, editing Democratic paper. By this reference we do not mean to say that there arc not oth- CTS too we'll bred in the profession, and a: gentlemen, to stoop to the low subterfugc off blsckguard and indulge in vile per. sonalities, no matter what line of argument or what method an opponent may have adopted in order to place political facts or even assumption, if you please, before his readers; we have too much reverence fo. the venerable Phil Roach, Pen Johnson Jim Ascrs and hundred others, to make SO uncharitable . charge. Such men are sbsvs all qusckery, and are in no sense pet tifoggers. There are grades in all profes siens, and these are at the head as journal ists; while there are lower and still lowest grades. The lowest is the lack-witted, celd hearted, ungrateful, interruptions scnbbler, who for want of argument or facts to refute political opponents positions resort to personal detract'on, or what is even worse and more unprofessional and ungcrtlcmanly, he pretends to discover the authorship of articles, that he cannot an- swer, outside of those who publish them and are responsible for their utrerance.
 There are Youngs and Czapkys and Doughe.tys in other professions besides the medical.
 Mir. Lynch, of the Herald, is not one of these. A late number of his paper contains q review of its action in the recent cam paign, in which the editor acknowledges that he feels proud of the part he took in the fight, and prouder still that he did not descend to personalities He also compIi- msuts the Republican party for its manli- ness ia this regard, and, though he did all m bis power to defeat Perkins honorably, he has this to say
 We believe Perkins to be "square man" -one who can be taken At his word. We have not the slightest idea that he will throw away the honorable possibilities of great office to play the tool of any corpo- ration or of all corporations combined.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26


 County, Territory of Arizona,
 NJ. CARR & CO.,, Plaintiffs, The Mcf5rackin Consolidated Mining Co., The Bank of Arizona. Moses Levy, Henry KOshland and Gale Levy, copartners doing business under the Summons firm of Levy Koshlsnd Co.,, Kiinbe and Newell KiInbte. eopar- nsrs noing business under the firm name of mae Brcs., and H Light Defendants,
 Action Drou1ht in the District Court of ths Third Judicial Oistret, in and for the County of Mohave i the Territory os Arizona
 The Territory or Arizona sends greeting to the Mo Crackin COnsoidased Mining Company the Bank of Arizona, Moses Lew, Henry Koshland Gale Lew, koshaId Co.,, A KimbIe aud Newell Kinbe, couArf- ners under the m uams of Kinhle Bgos. and c H Light, Defendants.
 You hereby summoned and required to apuear i'm action brought aganstyod by the aboye-nan pain- tifs in the District Court of tbe Third Judicial strtf Arizona and snswrr the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Mineral Park in said county M copy of which complaint accompanies this within twenty days exclusiye of she day of servce) after the service upon you this samnl"ns, if served in this county; but 1T served out Of this county and within this Distinct, thirty days; in all oor casts forty days The said action IS brought to obtain deere of thls Court for the foreclosure of certain n described in the said complaint, for the sum of s477g0 with leaa interest from February IS. 1879. And yOu hereby notrd that fl you fail to appear and answer the complaint above required the plain- sis will apply o the Court for the ref demanded In the said complaint aad Tor costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Court at Mineral Park, this 2sth day of Juy, A D 1879.
 CALDWELL WRIGHT, SAMUEL HAMiLroS, A tv for Plaintiff. lsEALl lEug. d40l Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
sunraons.

The Blackberry Mill ana Mining Co., B.
 H Spar, and Paul Breon. compos-
 ing the firm Of B Beon Spear,
 Careton, wm Ridenour and Sam1 Summons.
 Crozier, composing the firm Of Ride
 crozier, l. Bashfo d, R Bur
 mister and Wm B3shfo=d, conpas-
 ing the frm of ashford Co.,, F W
 Blake, John Howell and David Calm,
 Defendants,
 Action brought in the District Court of the Th;rd Judicial B trict in and for the county of Aohaye u the Territory of Arizona,
 The Territory ef IrisoRa sends gresting the Hack berry Mill aed Mining Contrary, s n Spear and Paul Cureton, Vim R denour and Samuel Crozier, com posing the of Ridenour ( Crozier l. Bashford, K H Burmister and Wm Bashford, composing the firm of BAshford Co.,, W Blake, John Howell and David Cah,n Defendants:
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in acton brought against you by the above-named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the county of Mohave in the Ter rory of Arizona, and ansWer the complaint led wite the Clerk of this Court, Mineral Park in said ty (a copy of which complaint accompanies this mons) within twenty day exclusive of the day of vice. after the service upon you of this if served in this county; bat serred out o the county and within this District within thirty day in all other forty days-
 Said actign Is brought to obtain decree Of this Court for the foreclosure Oi certsin Len described n he complaint, for the sum of S290 and interest.
 And you hereby notified that if you fail to appear and srwer the comp uint above required the plain tih will take default against and apply so the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint and costs and disbursements m tn sbehAh expended { Given under my hand and the seal of said Distr.c Court at Mineral Park this 1st day of July A. D. 1879 lsE,Ll f.sasai, AhA "Ai"n d,..A SAMUEL HAMILTON, Atty. for Plaintiff.