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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-31
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Iii Circuit taar. for liewar COUNTY, Iowa.
~. r4tiheis, Plaintiff
" March Term
Dominic Engs and N,slo- 1870
\ Grallt ft.teh sr'a
T. / Ell Ii l.nts Above NAMED.
You afe hereby notified til there II
naW On tlit III the - Z 4. IL il.rk II the
Circuit slri IN and FIR tn County nf
l.u.url sisste III lowa. i fsfitlun In eani
iy II I9I4 tEaihefa. TIL IN above u tie#'
claiming III u Ill., satA II Lightly | uHAfs
all alH.fsesasr crntst I'll Il Ifnnlssary
n,tr. ln.tin % rlainli j. l,f defendants
Enfle mi Mo- reasonable Attorneys Ter,
nisi lie foreclosure mud establishment " u
Mechanics lisn against eess /. buildings
described in said petition, mi the lantl
upon Which the same ars situated, tp.riti
IL south ha,f IL II tie n.ftl,.e,-l qutf
ter ~ Hscllon five e., II township
nih.ts hi M north il runse tlirte.n
Ia VT IL III. stb n II ~ person
judgment II SEIZED a.aiass shr Defendant
t.rafl
And t'ls' ul'ses ,en er' err t,4ereto aud
.lefeHl .tutc noon ~ tle terana aaS 81
llie ilItst Term ~ the saiI a'nirt appointed
10 b lleii NJ tile court afltn in tniI
costhts, commencing N iie nj II Al
NHIrh 1871, sonr default vi. be .nitrad
Ind Judgment rendered tsin-t Y
thereon. innresrlaGcr viii tie rrAyrr ii
said pvsit.tn.
\ /. SMITH.
iaii Atty. FIR pirin.in
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-31

TIL nliass @rii.tlnlt Ii ilirfrl'ii I'll
apply III unimrfns,sl lahl-, nn'l lana-
NlIh ordinary improvements ~ Tar
IL. IL ~ acres Hl aIimarts hu'
parcels os lanI with extraordinary
improvements paitf's II lnnd less
thnn ~ ntrns 'siNtt NIL rNy lsiA.
lpllI property M4l timber lnn,lr 4, ~
nss.s."i iu shp -ain. proportional
suitls
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-31

Examined lii vouchers aill ehafR
-. t'ntni them satisfactory AMI ruf.
r.rit Find 80 ~ lila dnt.
Therefore resolved. Tint shr sum
II -, ~ Il. and |. hereby npiropli.
,.tt.i ani IL IN. iiielyr fund ~ Iein.
Nurse Supervisor lIui iHfd for enrh
up hd,i Us li,n IL complete mp
pfs,a.h ~ Lime Spring. bridge
IL tl,a ,natinf II III. PETITION nc
.lult. Brown nlti others tni to "a
.uslnn ~ highway ii jamestown
,afi.i,ut Petition III granted.
II III, matter ~ III petition ~ &.
| ~,eis nnd nliltis ii king liz sara
tim nnd 4. location II Il portion II
fsni y III lnup.st III toSntlu
continued nniii srllI +es.iaii ~ 'ise
I.pai. II s-uf.l i-er NIL ~nrolsies
a Ilnnftii4 appointed , atlt1Nls'r. M
ssalHita he nt', an,i report ~ snii
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Il tlf u.i'el II - H. tltiau IL
I.rtf iiiii and piiHt - ~ iNratiah
u j hialtunt III reteeit IS township
liz tIIfh,eei# appointed hri,in
Is H. iHAifa e si,N IL. pf4lld.
Anl i. imf 81. lHrias. s.isiainrd ls
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..lft y Di'tnl,s f.n1ei, III 'ltn .n.
i.t'ii 'sinti Hf ati ii lssal linh
s.s hasltl appraised fistt dunin
- nt,l l.ts,ttrtl ahl lilfai fht hMr.
ii ial.ii nll juinag 49, appinis
II il fa'iw ~ I'll
ipt.f,li t'onn. 80 .,tfAf | ,haW
As.., ~sRlf NJ Diln.n,. s.,
Nher.uron. The rHld l,nniI having
lnuI testimony aui snnlinaI shr
PETITION. ~ motion dainpe.~ Nrre
allowed ~ follow.
Jo-rpis Cook, 80 Dsrn. / shaw
81 nn.i ttagfi NJ t,lu.M. sln. niid
-aIsI fl,aj ordered - IL retubli#llrd
~ ported w. tIu .ntninlr -ipnef. On
liz susnuut ~ eHii damage, nnal
1lie .',-it ms! esI.aae+ herein innil.
1.sa III IN I'll Ftt III HI 81 ,sas ~ ,tili
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Tell. Tables. ~
Fin,,nr. first rins~. iTo
!" second arlns.. 5f W I'M
Organ. and Mclnienn.t ~, ~ ~
Nuiehee. gold, i@'..lnaa ~, io 10
81 s,lhs+ r. ~ ~
silver, Ito 10
sewing Machines Ito II
rsfNrtIpSs - rrlaa.sA,. PROPERTY All
A. ratfHAe
I'hr machine nili implements
II farmers. sahn
The tool IL ms.hntlit.s. srnil.
stresses, miillEsl.. -. ja,
The libtnfi.s III stseIney+ anh
uhystciaus. ......... JIM
priyaf. Iibfs,l,.4 AM
rntn.l. pictures aht Kitchen fnfni
lure, bed- end bedding III ~ Ii finn.
ity II EXEMPT. Int Ill .lrArliif'intt~ III
pnrlpr. dining rom anI sitting room
fnrniinrn ne ,nAahle. Anil ull fam
inu inducements. tools III mechanic,
lIl,ra,l.,a N u,infn, i. atpi phy.ieinn.
and ,,fisn'r IiratIes assi snD atr
taxable,
All u,.sien in-fitltn. IT. nnd
vnt..l1e. uta enumerated. All htn,.es
haltl furniture. 4es..spt Kitchen fufnts
tur. b.d. sul br,l.,lnr rpuiu.lt, ~
.tu.h family .lls.lnnle alid ,,la'rl
ware. vnn-. pistols. .it,s#.,l hoys In
market. ne,..han.lI.. n Nil kind@.
mafsy. md .re.lits. 4tpa.k. IA car.
t,.,.ufian.. thl.alln. machines. mnm
ar. r.n,.rs. ...d,sl. mud diiil.. md
All either ,,nruu,nsIuf,a property Ia
i. a,r..-..J 81 III. .ni,,r ha,i. il. IN.
stock una other property.
Merchant. .I,ull ii, a@s,a-,.I III H.
u.erup. amount II af4,4k carried
during thn mkt proceeding var,
.u,ilt4 nnI bunkinu Institution. mbuiI
h. .,ea..srd IN ,lr average ni,o,it,t
III moneys ani credits a~t,a attl
eal,t,ultsd by ,l,eu DURING IA. tnsxf
preceding ,,.nr.
The ATTENTION IL as.tsaanrs Il ~ lin
.nllol III SECTION rt,s II III. r,,.l.. u,..l
.rl,Iun !. III ,hur,er III II ill., ln.4
~ ,hn S,,,bt..,,tI. t..n.,nl ....u,.
liz. II ~. Mt'S1 e.nuI, viii III.
,,',.sl.lau,s there 49, forth
hereby r.r,if. I'M III ui,n,e s n
FIJI. tn. md .s,.1r.ei .a,ps ~ tn,
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II InAnnfy I.7t
JOHN Il PICK
tss,an,. AtnIIt44
III. hoard liz, usalti,p.t 49, ~.
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Loving sl,ie.rs
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-31

hsfnby eei'lfy III" foregoing "a
In II correct and ffiu report
JOHN L. Pick
County Auditor.
sworn Al md subscribed nv John
l. Peck. pfnln ne ihir II. dry IL
Jun lhTs,.
e I. NinpfiA,
Oh TX.
/ 10 submit III exhibit II thc.x
rfnres ~ Howard County fur the
p.nf isIs. na audited ~ suiir hontd.
and fl which warrants hive been
i.s,rod, from January III IL Dre.il-
laf lit. i@Ts, inclusive.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

Ar the reunion of the army of Ten nessee, October 16 at Chicago, Col. Bot Ingersoll uttered the following senti ments which are unsurpassed in all the field of eloquence;
 There is another question still. Will all the wounds of the war healy 1 answer yes. The southern people must submit, not to the dictatiOn of the north, but to the nations will, and to the verdict of mankind. They were wrong, and the time will come when they will say that they are victors who have been vanquished by the right. Freedom conquered them, and free dom will cultivate their feelings, edu- cate their children, weave the robes of wealth, execute their laws and fill their land with happy homes.
 And now let us drink to the volun- teers. To those who sleep in unknown .sunken graves, whose names are only in the hearts Ot those they loved and left, of those who often hear in happy dreams the footsteps of return. Let us drink 10 those who died while lip less famine mocked. Once to all the maimed, whose scars give modesty a tongue, and all who dared and gave to chance the care, the keeping of their lives; to all the dead. to Sherman, to Sheridan and to Grant, the foremost soldier of the world, and last, to Lin coin, whose loving life like bow of peace spans and arches all the clouds of war.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

ARIZONA abounds in copper and this metal is rapidly appreciating in value. Within few months, eastern quotations show sn advance of fully five cents per pound. On the 14th in- stant the quotations in New York were 215s cents on spot, and 2s75 cents for next years delivery. The market was very strong with an upward ten deucy. At the ciose 2l24 cents was quoted on spot, while 23 cents was asked for February delivery. With the certainty of railway connection east and west this Territory ought to become large producer of copper at at a big profit. The metal is plentiful in almost every mountain
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
SuDrsme Court Of HerIco.

We are indebted to SehOr Prieto, Mexican Consul at Tucson, for docu- ment containing an English transla- ton of recent case in the Supreme Court of Mexico. Technically it was suit of "Amparo," brought by the widow of Gen. Juan N Almonte to re- cover real estate coufiscated by the Treasury Department for the par which Almonte took in the establish. ment of the Empire under Maximil- ian. The case involves thc conStruc tion of extraordinary legislative pow CTS granted to President Juarez and the Council and includes a very ex. haustive and interesting history of the governmental situation at the expul- sion of the French, by Chiet Justice Nillarta. The opinion sustainS the confscation, and, therefore, also, ;he exercise of the extreme authority used by Juarez.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
MURDERED.
Prescott and AIaricopa Stage
 Robbed Near the Gila.
A Passenger Fatally Shot and
 Stabbed.
Special to THE CIrIZEE.l

PHENIx, November g, p. m.-Tht Herald today gives an account of ar attack near the Gila on the Prescott stage last night by three Mezicans who carried oil the mail and horse: and robbed the driver and only pas senger. The latter they shot and stabbed so bsdly as to make recovery impossible.
 PHESIx, November 2s, 3 p. m.- Thomas, the stage passenger who was assaulted by the three murderous Mexicans above Gillette Thursday night, has slnce died from the injuries received. A party of men are out after the murderers, and at last ac counts had captured the stage horses that were stolen and were oa the trail of their men.
 cdptan 3odge 6ei6torc,rg E0rrow-
 S1nt1 Fe's R1iiroa0.
 SANTA FE, November 26--Captain Dodge and Company D, of the Ninth Cavalry passed Pinos Ranch, 15 miles from Santa Fe. The Company is for ty-fve men strong and is 10 report for field duty to Major Morrow, at Bayard One hundred fresh horses are escorted by Captain Dodge, ten of these go to Fort Baird, forty-two to Ojo CalIente and the rest to Bayard.
 Two hundred men will be put to work on December 1st 10 grade the branch of the Atchison, Topeka 6 Santa Fe railway to the Santa Fe. De pot grounds have been located and Commissioners will soon be appointed to assess and condemn grounds for de pot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
KIBIno News from Abroad.

There are over fifty mining cOmpan- les in Chicago to day and it is in con- temptation 10 set up in that city re- duction and smelling works on a grand scale. In New York are owned some of the most famous mines in the country. Among them are the Silver King, Mexican, Toughndt and Con tention of Arizona. The Mack Morris mine of the Globe District, Arizona. great mine, was recently sold at a large figure 10 party of New York capitalists after a personal examIna- tion of the property. Large interests in the Tiger mine of Arizona have re gently been purchased by Boston and New York capitalists Boston Econ Omis..
 The Contention Is not on the New York market, and it is quite certain that very little, if any, of the stock of the mine is for sale. The holders of a majority of ths stock will not sell any. Some weeks ago they sold 200 shares in Tucson at S25 per share, but immediately thereafter refused to sell more and advised holders not to sell. The developments about that time were so large in rich ore that the ma joriiy owners felt certain of all the money they care for from the working Of the ore in their new mill which is nearly completed. New Workers will pay big for stock in the Contention mine or Western Mining Company.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2s, 1879
Post and Telegraph Offices.


 The Miner of the 24th contains th, following item:
 The postoffice at Prescott receive, and sends out more mail matter thar any other office in Arizona, consequent ly is the most important. There Il also more business done in the militia try telegraph office at Whipple thar any other office ID the Territory.
 It may be that these things are true Without the figures we cannot tell but we think there is a case of mis information at the Miner office. We should like to be certain, and as tht Postofice Department has just beer taking a census of Its business for tho first week in November, we have asked Postmaster Drake for a copy of hi: report for the Tucson office, and here are the figures officially"
 The count was made on the first sev en days of November, and for each oi the respective days, was as follows:
 Letters: 571, 679, 692, 665, 775, 954 66O; total, 4,996.
 Papers: S64, 226, 167, 196, 347, TAO 38O; total, 2,92O.
 Magazines: 10, 2, 18, 1OIl6, g, 12; to tai, 77.
 Third-class matter, packages: 34, 27 A9S, 42, q, 43, 3S; total, 246
 Registered letters: 6, 50, 8, 5, 5, T total, 51.
 Sonora mail, 795; . grand total oi 9,Os5 items of mail matter sent out from the Tucson office in one week
 THE following statement of receipts at the Military Telegraph Office al Tucson for the past quarter we are en abled to present through the courtesy of Chief Operator Agie:
 For August: Sent paid, 461; sent collect, 119; received paid, 494; re- ceived collect, 203: receipts, sS68.l4
 For September: Sent paid, 4S9 sent collect, 160, received paid, 527 receIved collec:, 189; receipts, S847.75. For October: Sent paid, $40; sent collect, 1G1; received paid, BIO; re- ceiyed collect, 90; receipts, S9S9.62.
 Recapitulahou: Total messages sent in three months, 1880; total messages received, 1913; total receipts, $27O5.51. Now then, we make no assertions whatever in regard to these matters, but as figures do not lie, and as the fig ures we have given aIe unquestionable we ask the Miner to apply to the same sources at Prescott and get the figures there. As the Miner is the challenging party, we might have called for its figures first, but it takes so long you know. We promise, when we get the Miners figures to publish them Tn full if the Miner will publish those we have given above.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Klcs-Prsa6snt Strong. Ofths I&SE


 W. B. Strong, Vice President and general manager of the AtchiSon, To- peka and Santa Fe road, who has been spending a couple of days in the city, left for the west last night.
 General Strong says the road will be continued along the Rio Grande 200 miles, passing Albuquerque, thence westward 10 Tucson, in Arizona, 8 dis tance Of 450 miles. Engineering par tics have been reconnoitering the best routes to the Pacific side and examina- tion has been made of the harbor of San Diego, the proposed terminus in in southern California. The road is being pushed through at the rate ol one mile day.
 General Strong WAS asked whether there was any truth in the rumOr quite current among V Ill informed railroad parties for day or two respecting a proposed consolidation of the Atchis- on, Topeka and Santa Fe road with the St. Louis and San Francisco line. In answer he said there were a good mary rumors put forth that were not always true. He did not know what might be done yet. Consolidation is getting to be rather popular, but he didn't profess 10 know anything about this report in particular. The St. Louis and San Francisco would soon make connection with their road any way. He did not know but that the Southern Pacific coming this way from the other side might want to unite with them also. These were poin that the future would solve, and re- garding which he had no information 10 giye.-[ Mesilla News.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Notice.
S200.00 REWARD!l

E'OR the arrest and conviction Of any II party or parties found stealing or fel- nhluusly Obt"ining any of my horses or cat .He VIII pay S20 and one-half of The sfO- ten property recovered. Cattle brands on iriL rump thus, i-i; on left side thus, =. Horse brands a small 1T, or a wine-glass mark on left slide, low down.
 H.,. HOOKER. Sierra BOnitO Ranch. Pima County, A. T. POsUrflce, Fort Grant, A. T.
 NOvem Der lsi, 1879.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Notice of Final Froof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLoRRTCE, ARIZONA,
 Sovem Der 25. 1879. A1 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT " the following named set Ter mas hled nofice of his intention 10 make 1ual pron! in support of his claim. and secure nnai entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from the date of this notice, Viz.: Gregorlo Baudurnga, of Pima counsy. pre- emp ion declaTstOry statement No 3S7 fOf the northeast quarter section 5 town ship l5 south range l32 east, and names the following as his witneSs's, viz: Jo- -epb B. Hou of Tucson, Pima County, A. T..and Ram&n Padueo, of Tucson, Pima County, AT.
 c. N K. PAULISON, 7-5 ReS Slstrar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Stnae Robbers.

We thought that the effect of killing robber of the Prescott stage line thC other day would be 10 stop the way faring business up that way, but oul special from PheniX today tells us o very bad case yesterday. For some reason the villains departed from theil usual custom and nearly, or perhaps quite, murdered the only passenger on the stage. It is just possible that he may have presumed to remonstrate against the treatment he was receiving and that the gentlemanly cut-throats were angered thereby. From the To. c&lity at which the robbery is said to have taken place it seems possible that some of the rascals may get their dues Unless they are taken, or very hard pressed, or run out of the country they will probably be heard from in the same line again very soon.
 On this subject we have the miners account of the capture of the two robbers last week:
 Sheriff Joseph R. Walker received information on Saturday last that sat isfied him beyond doubt that the two men who robbed the outgoing stage on Wednesday night of last week near Skull valley, were living at the lower end af frhpY,, Y.aNY, n-a llat- onI it,, n, .a diately set about for their capture. He secured the services of Marshal bod. son, Tom Simmons and Al Seiber three of the best men in the county and about noon Sunday left for ThOmp son NOlley where they arrived that night. They remained at the residence of MT Aired until Monday afternoon when the robbers came up from their cabin to see MT Aired about driving cattle to Phoenix. The sheriff and his posse immediately commanded the two men, Thos. Francis, (alias) Wilcox and DavId Williams, (aliaS) Jenkins, to surrender. As quick as thought Francis started to run his horse, trying to pull a revolver at the same time, but before he could accomplish either was shot and fell from his horse dead. Williams taking in the situation con- cluded to surrender and slowly raised his hands heavenward, and allowed the sheriff to disarm him. He was ornamented' with jail jewclry and brought to town and lodged in prison nj o'clock this morning. There is no doubt about these gents being the right ones, and the authorities who went out and captured the birds" deserve much credit. In twenty-seven hours after the sheriff and party lelt here Francis was dead and Williams in irons and on his way to the Yavapai county jail.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of Final Proof.
LAHD OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIzoNA, fg-Q

LAHD OFFICE AT FLoEEScE. ARIzoNA,
 NOvemb Der 2j, 1873.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the following named settler has filed notice Of hls intention to make final proo in Su port Of his claim, and secure hnsi entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from ihe date of this notice, viz. EIiifo Redaga, of Tucson, Pima County, A. T. Pre-empIion declaratory statement No. 68I. for the S. W. "A ofsectlon l5, town shii IS s.. R. I32, and namesthe ioliowirs g as his witness, viz: Merced Fredreque-, of Tucson, p. O. Pima County. A. T.. and William E. Scott, of Tucson, Pima County
 c. N. K. PAULISON,
 7St Registrar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

Ex-Gov. MCCoRMCK is the man ot all others for Chairman of the Repub- lican National Committee. lie has the knowledge, experience, tact and executive ability that are needed. And he would not use his position 10 help any particular boom.-lN. l. Evening Mail.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

PETITIONS are circulating for the re- appointment of Judge Porter as Judge of the Second Judicial District, and are meeting with 8 general signing