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L,OR sALE-BY j. 8. .SAUNDERs-A BEAU
Il tiful summer residence at Biloxi. Miss.
having $40 feet on the Gulf and measuring 30
rooms, two cabinets. Kitchen servants rooms,
stables; also twelve bearing orange trees.
grapes figs and fruits Of various kinds. All in
good repair and freshly painted. Apply to j. s..
SAUNDERS. Valence street. near Camp, form
arIv Of 1894 Magazine. APPS
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The WOman's Christian Union Will
meet on tho first and second TUESDAY In each
month at IL a. M, at the Carondelet street
Methodist Church.
MRS. J. J. LYONS. Presi dent,
MRS. a. j. CooP. Secretary. de5 tt
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New Orleans. La July l. 1879. jy2;

ONCE or the new Orleans Gas Light
Comps New Orleans, July /. 1s79-A dividend
of THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
PER SHARE will be paid tothe ock holders on
and after July Is. out OF the earnings OF the
past six months.
All transfers Of etock made between July and
iy1 i5t V. VALLOIs. Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

EyOR sALE-sCHOONER DELPHINE: TON
u mage, 400 TONS Jy1
I,OR SALE AT A SACRIFIOE-A MAGNIFI-
Il cent Raised Cottage Dwelling. containing
six rooms on ground floor kitchen and dining
and Camp streets and bounded by Magazine
Camp. Marengo and Consta1tinople streets,
measuring about 1880 feet front BY ABOUT 200 feet
shade trees, and roomy space around the house.
Those wishing q bargain, 1t would pay them 70
SAUNDERS, Valenee, near Camp. formerly Of
No. 1894 Magazine street. le1b I'm
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OVER $1,000
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.

Tho ''Eaole, Cottnn Gins were first introduced
into the Southwestern states forty-flye
uapra pun and have been used s11ccessfufly In
III flse Cotton producine regions Of he world
- = s..,,.,...,.x ~~.~-xlxx-
THE BALE OF gOIIDM MH1CH ~
CEIVED THE GRAND PRIZE At 81. LOUIS.
AND HAS WON 80 MANY IHQUSANDS. OF
DOLLARS At ny MEKDUS FAIRS, WAS
aINNED ON The EAGLE COTTON GIN.
The great popularity Of the Eagle Cotton Gin
ia established from the well known fact that
they are the most reliable, strongest and best
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WANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

yXYANTED-TENANT FOR TWO-sTORY
w residence No. SIS Claiborne street. between
paying tenant Apply next door. le4 We Sn Il
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
city ID In this column at ten cents per line for
the first and five cents for each subseouent In
sertiOn. mn22
q RnFOR PIANO TUNINq--BEsT MORK
Dl.OV $50 Magazine D. LEIGH. boiree
Pianist tySfy
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New Orleans Insurance Association, Of
fee No. 1902 Canal street New Orleans. July 4,
1s7s.At meeting Of The Board nf DirectoT s g
PER CENT On capital stock was declared.
payable to stockholders on and after Monday.
seventh instant. G. LANAUX.
iva IT Eanrntarv.
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Office JeffeFsOn CITY Gas Light COm.
pany, New Orleans, June 81 1s79-At q meeting
OF the Board Of Directors held on the eighteenth
instant. q di vidend Of THREE DOLLARS PER
SHARE was declared, payable to the stock
holders, on and after July !, 1879.
je22 lot CHAS. HERNANDEZ. 6ecretary.
ONCE OF New Orleans CITY Railroad
Company. No: LA Canal street, New Orleans.
New Lake End will run every half hour from 8
o'clock D: M. to p. N. The last train will
my my5 TT 1AAo q. q. LEWIS. Secretary.
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Hibernia National Hank, New Orleans,
June 30, 1s7a-A dividend Of FOUR PER CENT
will be paid on demand
BY order of the Board.
JOHN G. DEVEREUX,
III n Cashier.
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w. i. CUSHING, New Orleans,
sole Agent for the southern states.
Country merchants allowed liberal discount
on all orders.
THIRTY CENTS A POUND FOR COTTON.
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange paid
THIRTY CENTS A POUND for a bale OF cotton
the cotton to the Centennial Exhibition as the
best bale Of cotton seen In New Orleans.
SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR PRIZE AT ST.
LOUIS.
At the great st. Louis Fair. last October. the
Grand Prize or 5000 for the Best Bale Of Cotton,
was awarded to nale ginned on an EAGLE
COTTON GIN. being. from an Eagle Gin sold
by ". u. CUSHING to MONTGOMERY d
All orders should be sent to .-
166 aravier street.
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HANK NOTICES.

state National Bank OF New Orleans
New Orleans July l. 1s79--At q meeting Of The
Board Of Directors held this Day. Mr. :a OH e.
WALLER JUMONVILLE was s elected casn1 1ey
resigned, sAMUEL Ell. KENNEDY.
iv5 Int President.
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lMorehouse Clarion
Adopt the majority report, Ii you please
gentlemen OF the Convention, anG as sure 80
fate two strong parties will go to the polls
next election day instead of one; adopt the
majority report gentlemen, and capital, labor
and everything else we need to rebuild our
Impoverished condition will pass us by;
adopt the majority report. gentlemen, and
YOU Will have then accomplished the work OF
everlasting ruin to Louisiana. Though our
people are poor, thank God they are honest
Then 40 not misrepresent them. Ii you 90,
we believe they have got the manhood TO re-
sent It: that they will use the ballot as ne
weapon.
[Caleasieu Gazettel
We have spoken to many Of our citizens
upon the subject OF the State debt, and we
have yet to hear the first Endorsement or ap-
tee Oh State Debt In fact we have not met
one who seriously believes that the Convention
will adopt this report, IS presented but many
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
Summons.

ln the Justices Court of Giia Township, Precinct No. 3. iii the County of Piaal Territory of s-rizona, E. F. Thompson, JP
 .T. D. Baker, PlaiutiT; ys Union West Min ing Company. etend4nt-SummOns Ihe Ierrt0xH of Alviz0sa sspds Greeting to Jafoz Ksst kfaiag Coapang Dsfszda1t- You are hereby summoned Co appear be- fore me af my Ofiee ia Picket Post. Pre- cinct No. a- tiiia ToEnship. in the county of Final on the 10th day of July, 1873, at 9 o'clock Q. ln., in ari action brought against you by said plaintiff, to answer the com piainf or the above named plaintiff
 Said action is brought 10 recover the sum of Two Hundred and NinefV-fOur 25-100 Dollars fer labor performed. and materials furnished oF Judgment willbe taken against you for the said amount, together with costs or this suit if you fail % appear and answer To the sheriff or any Constable of sad county. Greeting Make legal service and due return thereof
 Given under my hand this 5th day Of May, 1873. E.F. THOMPSON A Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
 m44-&W
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
Mrt.sr nIt Itck wine

This Mine was paFrha>ed thc sih or last
 January by the pre,e a proprietor>. and on
 tle 12th a large force of meu Nvas put in mo-
 tion wmkiag same under inc direction of l W A Barber. ofCaiifcrnia. an experienced
 mining ihan. said to be one of the best to
 be found ou the PaeiiIe slope < considera-
 ble amount ef work has been done, one
 ,llafs has been sank loa depth of g ft.. with
 s.roSs-clt rain. at inc bottou. 6l feet. This
 shaft shoUs a etroug mineral vein on the
 east side two feet in w, dth. carrying ore as- saving from sso to s2sQ per ton at bottom of
 shat and in arift. The same in value bur not so wof de6ned, one of the stratas leading to the shsit. has been rln tunnel se a.. and winze sunk 25 ft.. from here has
 bcrn takin ore. valued from sSl to SS)W per ton. and the bodies exposcd Is a gaarantee thaI larger bodies are yet hidden. Above the grass-roofs on the ledge, near the s9foot tunnel one blast unearihed tons of very fine ore. assayiug from so to $500 per ton. Near the centre of the mine. ai the bottom of the glIlch. which is on a ievcl with bottom of shaft aforesaid. another shaft has been sunk 20 feet, wish cross-ctli S. 5s feet, at the f2l foot level. running for the south wall, no material is here inofct that 0'ii not give good trace Of silver. white btnches and spurs are struck which give assays from Ss0 to s490 per ton At the head of this shals tunnel has been ran s8 feet. from which good ore has baen taken and plenty len in sight The heaf an air has become so bad that work was stopped on the i2o foot level aud men placed above. At l4 l-2 feet in the 50 foot level east. Director Barber says he has struck the prize sought after. the ors is rich and extends over the entire face of drin. Mr Barher ssys be has enough ore in sight Co run ten stamp mill six months. Arrangements for airing ihe shafs are now being made. SO work can progress oa t5e i I3o foot level.
 Mr Mansfield len yesterday for San Fran cisco and tl,e East, to purchase hsoiting works and piping to air the mine, it being his purpose to explore his ground before erecting mill.
 r. connection with the Mccormick, Mr. Mansfield has purchased che nr-t west ex- tension, the developments of which are all5 foot shaft, showing strong vein with well dehned south wall, and carrying ore assay ing from 4l to SO ounces,
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
Giant Powder al }. wsisl < Co.'S.
MeNllIen Items.


 Tines are chang'ug for the better.
 Agent Hart And Boseuth4l are here.
 The SsonewaH m.H is ready to start.
 If you wish te know ihe value of town property in AeMillan, ask Fox.
 The May lay ball passed of very pleasantly. The Globe delegation consisted of Mr. Abrabams anu wife, Fox. Eaton, Wilson and Lacy
 E. B. Willis has just received a large lot of assorted merchandise.
 Joe FloFnoy, Superintendent of the Hannibal s. M. Co.,, remruod this week from San Francisco. where he has been sojourning the past few weeks.
 Slessrs Donovan and Emerson have resumed work on the San Fran ciSCO HitliS, hhlCu ie tVVhl3S we'll.
 Last Sunday morning B fire was discovered in the kitchen of the Han- nabal H. Co, bat fortunately. be- fore It got under beadway was ex- tingaished. But litee damage vas done.
 4 few days ago a party doing E.. sessment work on the Ant!er mine. lo- ,ated on what is supposed to be a spur of the main Ielge of the Stone wall Jackson. and about ; half mile southwest from that mine, struck some very rich ore. They have abOul a D inch vein and are quite elated over their prospect. This is the 6rsl $. W. extension of fhe Lee nj e.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
HaaaI Ibal mine.

We are in receipt of a copy f the report of the Superintendent of the Hannibal s. M. Company IL shows. 3 .concise and sys.emstic management. by the Superintendent, Mr. Joe Fiornog, of is operations the past lear The company commenced tbe development of the Hannibal mae Ut McMillen about l5 months ago, and vigorougly prosecuted their work until shey were compelled to suspend on account of water Mr. Fiornoy then erected steam hoistiag eorNs and attached apump, and resmusd opera lions again in the month of August last, since which time they have dit hgentiy lsbured to open up the minc. Ire company has. snce it first be- gan, expended over SS7 900 anu all the available means being consumed. tue Superintendent recommends, rail-- CT than levy n. assessment. that the company cease work for . wh.le. He cites as a reason that the Washing ton mine. tnortheast extension, is apaergoing developments with latter ing results ah0 che stoneWAll, $. ". is sinking 409 foat shaft, winch will very nearly determine the character oE tke Ysta Madre, or Mother Lode, chat these two mines on either side of Hannibal will, if worked, necessarily develope prop erty between them We belisve, inc steaaof stopping. if work vas Fros- eeused on the mine The company would soon be rewarded far beyond their anticepauons. h all of tbeir shafts aud drifts they have struck oolies of good ore, while n no great quanti- ties, yet large snough 70 give iislica- ton of .rge deposits below. To Rud ; large body of ore on the Ian- aibal would be to give an imFesas to mining never bafore known iu Ari- zona, and aIl locations on the main ledge would at once be enhanced in value
 The company has made For itself a good reputation by it's prompt and cash payments and has always main tained the high credit nos accorded it.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
Notice of Sale.

Globe. Pinal County, Arizona Territory, April 10th, ie79
 Id Justices Court. Globe Precinct. siila Township, before Justice P. 8. Miller, J h. Eaton et als, Vs. w. F. Vail.
 By virtue ef Execution Issued by F. B. Miller, Justice 0f the Peace, Gala Township. Fin1l county, Arizona Territory. April Iofh. IeIa. in fhe above entitled cause in favor 0f Fielnti1 for fof sum oi &ll 3sioo dolEers and c0sta of suit, and accruing costs, have levied on the following real property, or al tae right, title and interest of the said de- fendant in and to the lolloWing describel promises. 10 wit: One loHse and l0t on the corner of Broad and Mesquite streets. in the town of Globe, county 0l final and Terri- tory of Arizona. lately occupied by Z. C. Stallo as the Pioneer DrugStore.
 Notice Is hereby given that on the i5sa day of May, 1878. ia the town of Globe Pinai couaEy, A. IT,. ia front of said prem ises, ] will sell for cash, to tae hiesaest bid dei'. thc above described property Co satisfy said execution and all costs
 T F. KERR. Constable Gils Township. Pinai County, 4. T.---aplS-4H
 The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday May zf, 1873 T P. KERR.
 Constable.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
IT izoa oala Silver Belt.
FrLaa Man r4A
LII asl.....l N-lll narne...

rI.s ssllspsi iil 9arnes-
 Oa tht 5b. al,eai 2 p m.. the l Miami mil WIS I s-ver-d te be on
 fire hv persons in front of lhr store.
 fifty yalds distance frnn the msls
 vho immedi#lrlr gave the alarm and
 Iran for the thell partially igaited
 buikiing aAa fouild ihase shere nu-
 concious of she ire. msl at work
 cleaning the battery, which had ie-
 come e1akea. I'te engine had not
 been stonped and five of the stamps
 were in motiou The aaincs, in con
 sequence of the eombustible nature
 of the building. seemel te almost
 insfantaHeonsly fash over the eHtire structure. and at d glance t was ap-
 parent that the wosd-wolk of bah. building and muchine' ' would saon
 be reduced to ashes. and which fear was realized iu less time tlssp w;,s at first supposea- The machinery is comparatively uniI9ured Some parts, however. is rendered use ess. but will uot cost much to replace 1t. Doubtless, there IS . loss hi quick silver but how nnlsh we are Lot ln- formed Tie burning severed ihe 1 betting an9 the engineer being una ] ble to approach the engine t at once i attained such lightning speea as to break and throw the massive fly ! wheel in every direction. one piece ! passing through teo walls of saloon the store above feferre'i se, and barrel Of vhisk another ? zee was Irown some distance further barymg itself nj the groaaa to the depth of from three 70 five feet The fire is supposed to have caught from bark ana oiher inaana- ble material in front of she 6re doors and almost instantly eommanieated 1o an adjacent pile of dry cedar wood. The mil cost about s69.oo0 and was partially nsgea As the time of the coaaagrasioe t was be- ing placed in condition 70 De turned ever to N. A. BaI4wun and others aho had iease,l t for she purpose oss working Mexicaa mine o5e with a view Of aenonsratipg to those who had eopditiopally pei ehased Ehe mine that the ore would work ro the figure represented The iess of the mil. ef coarss, will work somc ia- and. perhaps, loss 10 the Baldwin parsg, who hAd been b some expense in bringing material, from San Francisco for necessary repairs, but noswithssaniipg the dis Appointmeus to tbsm there Klll be sut little delay in gaviisg w0rksng test 10 .hsspse name'l for the reason, that the morning fgioealg fss 6fer Baldwin came to to8a and secured from Mr Sisson, tbe use Of the Haskin lnill, which aill be pat In Eae-' .ion ip working shat ore ss soon as Alr B returns from s4u tfaueise0, ehilher be went on Taes lay ou a flying business uIp, accompanied by -he Rev Doctor II McChcssaey. who is in the purchase of the Mexican niue. Wbile the owners oF the IuiN will suffer greatly from the destruction Of their fine property .he community at lafge are also saf- serers. by ycing deprEed Of its Falu- able assistance In the production of bullion.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
Notiee of Assessna 5 nt.
Alamo AnsrilIa Company, Florence. Pina

Alamo AmsI-lla Company, Florence, Pin9
 County. Arizona Territory.
 Notice is hereby given that at meeting o{ the Trustees of sald Company held on fke 10th day of April, 1873, an assessment Of twenty dollars per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company payable Immediately, t0 the Secretary zt Florence, Ariz0na Territory.
 Any stock upon which said assessnent shal refasin unpaid on Friday the l6tn day of May, 1879, shall be deemed delinquent. and Will be duly advertised for sale at pub ic auction, and unless payment shall be made before wilt be sold on 18th S@gg = June, 1879. to pay the delinquent zssess- ment. together with costa Of advertising and expenses uf sale. H. B. SUMMERS,
 ap25-4Wl Secretary
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
 yNifI be drawn at Prescott. AT. on NS ednesday,
 June 4th, 1679-
Aegv oFTHE s.EGISE.tTUEaE.


 n A~t to aid in the construction of Capitol
 BaiidinaS and for the supp Tt ef fuhlic
 Sch els in the Territory Of Arizona E. ;s Eaacts.s Be tas Lsgislaffes .4sseF'blg 9f
 ari-oaa 7srritolg;
 SFcTfoSI. Ii shall be lawful for. and sie right. power and authority is herein grant pg for the period of twenty year.. from fhe fr,t dav of February, 1873, Co the AFlzeiia DeyeloRment COnpany--a soTp"rat on or ganiz.d and existing under and by virtue oi fbe lagys of the Territory Of krizona--anu its assigns. to give public lotteries. at which or bp moan o4 which nleney may AWiiiliy De sisDoScd of hy chance anything in tile latys of this Territory to the contrary notwltl- stkntiinE. etc. etr.
 %Ef, I The GOVeFnoruf the lerflIoff pl 8rszons. and his successor iu office. and in fh. event cf the absence. disqualification CT death of tl.e 6soyern0r-his legal substitute is he4ehy appointed ComnisSi0ner co sii- usrintend tifr ssrawing or distribution Qt llrizss ir, said lotteries and each 0ftheln, aiad certifv to the correctHRss thereof, etc. etc. SEC. c A3i lotteries drawn under ihe pro- visions of his Act. sssall be drawn ia some nuhlir place 10 be designated by the Conl- missioner. between the h00rs oi ten Q clock a ul.. and five o'clock D. ln.. and il a man. ner to be approved by the Commi> ,lonef. Sections {, 5 aEd 6 provide for the coliec- fion of ten per cent. from all prizes and the psruent Of the same into the Capitol aEd school funds.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

ropa county, Arizona Territory Jack O'Neil, plaintiff,
 ys. Demand $75 J. H. Vaughn. .lefendant. Tks Tsrrifor9 Qf .1rfSona Seads Grssfinq Co .T F. RaaQks, Dsfeofaaf.
 YOU ere hereby required fo appear In an action brought against you by the above named piaiufif. f. the Jusfice's court of McHiifrn Precinct. at the oficc 0f the Jus dce. Marie0pa c0unfy. Arizona Territory at 20 clock, a. m. July 7sf, 1872. in an ac- ton brought against you by said piainfiif. to answer the complaint Of the above named plainti1, or judgment by default will De taken against you. Said action is brought Co recover the sum of Seventy-dVr doliErs oE 1n express contract alleged io De due aleintia by fhe defendant herein. as will nlore flllF appear by the account filed in cburt.
 And you are hereby notlled that if y0H iAil to appear and answer fhe said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will take luiRnent against you Cor the said ainoun1, together ffilh costs Of ihis suit if gl9U faii 70 lIPpeAr and answer.
 Given under fry hand thls 30th day of April. A. D.. It1a B. k 8mif
 Justice of Che ftaee of said Precinct.
 nrls-3W
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

F. B. Judd. the person who would not work for 8 dollar and a hslf A day, and in consequence of loB wages was forced Co steal n horse from , B Collins, of Camp Thoin- as. is now n jail n Tnesou for the fence. It's more than likely chat Nr. Jadl will s assigned residence of 3 few years in Yuma and be fore ea to wea penitenaary suapes.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
NOtiee.

Lost on the dividing range of mountains between the heads of Cherry and Ganyon creeks, about the lst inst, with a i0na stake rope on, and branded 0n the leff hip with B M, twice. one braided directly aboFe the other, and saddle marks, 2 light 5OrTel Horse Mule Any person finding aRd returning said animal described above will be paid thirty ta30) dollars for their trouble by the undersigned WM. A. HOLMES
 Ramhoz Camn. April 2a. laI9. -ma2-ff
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
GLORE nlATREcT.
utaine Ncw..


 We ltiuk We are safe ln saying shat che Cox and Coplm mine. if uag already sohl. viii be taken at ths figures named in the bond. It has developed richer ore aAi laore of il than it showed at the date 5f she agreement of sale, we are ihforn ed
 \ grat.eipAn who has some ex- perience In nYAles was recently down ln the Meiamora ant expressed him self well pleased with the indications and gives it as h.s opuiol shat 1t will develop mto valuable mine The shaft is down two hundre l and five feet. at which depth water has appearel whicd will ilecessitatc prop CT machmery before gong further. 4 cross. cuI has been run from the bottom of che shafg. and gives q dls- tanee belween walls of eight feet and eight inches and shows ore disiTibut- e! sh oughout uhleh gives good ss- says.
 Mes>rs Riggs Campbell and New land. owners of the La PIana mine Richmond Basin. are down on tie main ledge 5.5 feet. and have vein cSrrviag ore from sAll 70 wall, [ f. The ore is principally sulphurets wlth natse aud ruby silver. and is similar iu character to the klug ore.
 Don't forgel b 70 tO U se. H.Ilh
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

Aud ID 3CF0TI1DT0 TIIl low. 71I In 0TI0T Of the Baard of Directors made on fhe 18th day of March. 1872 so many shares of each parcel eff such stock as may be necessary will be sold af public auction af Che office of the Compang. Room 47. No. 33j SansOme street, San Francisco. California. ou Tues- day the 19th day Of May. lS79, af ihe hour Of 3 o'clock D, m., sf suid day To pay said delinquent aSsessnicnf Thereon, together with rosfs of advertising and expenses Of the sale. A.Jui)SOS. Secretary.
 ofllce-Room f7. No 80 SansQme street. San Francisco, Calii'crnia. -mas-2v
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
NOfiea.

Came Co the fndi6e Agency, at San Carlos. one RosH Horse brtnaed D c on lest shoulder and Spanish character oa Jeff hip and one Bay Mare branded also with sI-racfer on len shoulder. and with cr0ss} an ct hip. Parties win prove property, pay charges and take away tfle animals within 60 days fron this date. or the sans will be cold 10 defray expenses. HK PARKER.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
DeIinaten1 NsItIee.

Silver King Sonth Mining fomp1nY-loea- fl0n of principal place of business. San Francisco. California fsoeati3n of works Pioneer Mining District. Pima county, Ari- zona Notiee-Fhere are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of Assessment No. 3l levied on the l2yh day or March. 1873. the several amt unts set oppc- site the names of t1e respective -hlreh0ld- CTS. as follows
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
ArrlrnI..-nn.rn. anan.a-

Wm. r keeier: A. 'T Jones. J. R Nichols. Peter Cline and , Archer. AcNilieu; ose. Bignei. Aaicops Weliss C. J Butcher. Aaron Mason, Picket poat; Sig. Weld. c. v kelief. H. q. Ciagk, Cox and topliB's F4ndnxer. Szlt EfFers J A. Nerehause. Tiiesons B. H Ho6gkins, Cal; A. H HaaEney and lLmIE.