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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BRowNE-RHINEs.-On Wednesday. February 49, at
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. by the Rev.
George II. Houghton, d. d., GEORGE C. BROWNE. son
England. and EMILE, daughter OF the Late Olcott
Khines, of this city,
-McCREA.-On Thursday. February 30, at
Houghton, DID,, EDWARD i. CRUISE aud LOUISE TERRY.
GUILENpEN-rUNSELI On Tuesday morning. Feb
ruary 49, Mt the residence OF the brides PARENTS 223
East 27th ST.. by the Rev. L. +. Hatfield, THEODORE
ARABELLA. daughter OF I. " Tunnel. Esq. of this
city.
HAcKsrAFF-ALLEY.-InG Greenfield. Mass, Thurs
day. February 90 1872 at the residence Of the brides
parents. by the Rev. Mr.. Moors. ALEXANDER G.
HAcKsTAFP. of New York, to CoRNELIA TILDEs ALLEN.
daughter of W. H. Allen. ESD. of Greenfield.
JENKINs-CAsERoN.-W evening, February
49, at the residence of the brides parents Whining
ton. Del, by Rev. l.. Marks, d. d. CHRISTINA. daugh
ter of DR.. John Cameron, to Mr.. WILLIAM KAEBURN
JENKINS, of New York.
RoMER--PunsER. the residence of the brides
parents. Thursday. February 20 by the Rev. John
W. Kramer WILLIAM RoMER to ELGvA Z. PURsER.
daughter of George II. Purser. No cards.
WArERs-LIsrER.-On Tuesday, February 49, at
the residence OF the brides parents by the kev.
Samuel ID. Burchard, d. d. WILLIAM RossIrER
WATERS to ADELE CozzENs. daughter of Andrew
Lister. Esq. all OF this city. No cards.
WILKISsOE--GRAST.-On "Wednesday, February 10,
at the residence of the brides aunt by the Rev. G.
W. Thomas, JOSEPH WILKINSON of this city, to Miss
ADA l.. GRANT Of Hobokon.
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THE SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK.

Mr. Il. Russell commenced yesterday the payment
Of a second dividend Of fifteen per cent TO the de-
postors Of the sixpenny Savings Bank. at his oioe,
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THE SPRING HANp1CAps.

In the Lincolnshire Handicap IS pay forfeit, In the
Grand National Steepechase 16 pay forfeit, in the
City and Suburban Handicap 80 pay forfeit, in the
Great Metropolitan Stakes Is pay forfeit in the Great
Northamptonshre Stakes "a pay forfeit, and in the
Newmarket Handicap IA pay forfeit.
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PEDESTRIANISM.

The question Of the division of the receipts of the
international match for the Ashley belt at Gimore's
Garden is at present sgitating the sporting
munty. and several interesting points have been
raised for which provision will have to be made.
One point is, What will be done with the second
half of tho receipts providing the winner
is the only who covers $50 miles?
There is feeling current that the walkers
cannot make good time in Gilmorc's Garden as
. they did in Agricultural Hall, London. Neither
Weston O'Leary did nearly well at Gilmore's
as they did in London. O'Leary sent cablegrnm
yesterday to Sir John Ashley. stating that Gilmore's
Garden had been secured tor the week commencing
March 10.
John Peter Colston. the "Big Swede is rapidly
approaching the conclusion of his 500 hour walk,
and the residents OF Hoboken packing Dulr-
koop's Hall every evening There were about five
hundred spectators present last night and at quarter
past nine o'clock when Colston had completed his
919th mile, Coroner Crane presented him with a
handsome gold medal and purse of 800. as mark
of appreciation from his friends At midnight
Colston had completed 924 miles.
At eleven o'clock last night Edward Belden was
his 1,797th and Peter Van Ness his 1,197th half
mile
Miss Bartell and Miss Edwards still walking at
Brewster Hall. At midnight the former had COM
pleted 794 and the latter sos quarter miles.
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The steam fleet of the district numbers Sil ves-
sells. embracing tonnage of 302,s20.42. II IL
estimated that IL all tho above vessels wore
placed in line they would reach from Albany to
New York, distance Of LA milcs.
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THE COMING INTERNATIONAL WALK.
The following despatch sent over the cable
yesterday afternoon
Sir JOHN ASHLEY, London:-
New York building engaged March TO- All arrange
ments satisfactory. O'LEARY
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TROTTING IN CANADA.
The OTTAWA WINTER MEETING ON IcE-rwo
INTERESTING CONTESTS LARGE ATTENDANCE
from the Toronto Globe, Feb. 49,

THEs OTTAWA WINTER MEETING ON IcE-rwo
INTERESTING CoNTEsTs-LARGE ATTENDANCE
from the Toronto Globe. Feb. 49,
OTTAWA, Feb. 10, 1879.
finer winters dawning has seldom been seen than
that which broke this morning over the snow clad
hills to the north and east of the capital. where the
great slopes of purest white steaked with broad
bands Of purple and black. Everything promised
well for the opening of the big troting meeting and
If good spirits. fine weather and large attendance
can contribute to success the Ottawa winter meeting
has had most prosperous commencement. The air,
though keen and frosty, was not cold enough to be
disagrecable though sufficiently to keep the
under foot hard and dry The track is stu
ated about two miles and o half from the centre
OF the city. being at the st. Louis dam, the
Rideau Canal where large stretch OF ice has been
enclosed by high board fence, and inside this
closure very halfmilo track, in the form of
obong or paralelogram with rounded corners has
been laid out A very heavy covering of has
been scraped off and banked up either side of the
track making great white walls all around the course
averaging four feet in height. The track itself Is hard
and good, though of the turns of half-mile
ring too short to admit Of very fast time Stands
are erected for judges and spectators, of the
latter being set apart for the OF the
ves OF the press. There also refreshnen stands
where hot coffee and sandwiches are served out in
abundance. and altogether ST. Louis Ice Park olay
presented very much the appearance OF well kept
summer race course, far the surroundings
concerned. the long of stables alone being want
ing. The attendance large 5000 people paying
admission at the gate, while nearly many more
cUpied the canal banks for the purpose of enjoying
deadhead view of the sport. An efficient police force
was on the ice, and the best OF order kept. AS
little drunkenness observable, and no
quarrelng wrangling the duties of the guardians
of the peace were reduced to minimum. A brass
band was in attendance to furnish music during the
intervals between the heats. Two races the
card for this afternoon. The first of these for
the local classpurse $780, troting mile heats, best
rap i'm fsa in,
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Where Cousin George sbey. who acted as counsel;
Dr. Corey. the expert who gave nearly week of his
time, the buckles and all the cousins will find
tenion given is now an interesting question. in the
solution OF which the Sheriff. the Jurors and i,oss
bly, the commissioners themselves will fcol an inter-
est, tor Mr.. Siblcy at the very first session made
himself personally responsible for the costs and OK
penses OF the undertaking. Meantime Mr.. Wells is
again liberty TO enter the lott in which for forty
years he dclvcd and roze and saved aud from which
he has been barred aud padlocked Just two weeks.
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The following is a tabular statement, giving the
suits OF the above lists In y condensed form: -
AZ ofH
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
A claar ease of rstri6uLIve JustIe

A clear case # rstributlve justice of the steciaIly proYidential sort IS reported in Sheffield, England. 4 gang of burglars had incidentally trieI break into pawnbroker' $ shop. bg door and window. Oae of the number, at length, ascended t. the roof aud proposed to go down the chimney and let the others in. He descended rhe chimney until the aues forked-one branch gong luto the pawnbroker's shop aud tue other into an ad loining bake-house- lie was within SIX feet of the hreFlace of one house and the bake-oYen of the other. and he stuck. He could neith- CT get down the narrow fues nor as- cena the smooth walls of the caim- ner. Ia the morning the people
 ame and built fires. The noise the burglar made was not understood fol some time. and not until attention was called to the fact that tke aaes did not draw properly. When the burplav was hauled up out of the chlmner he Nas dead and thoroughly roasted.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
SnnlmOns.

In the Justices Court Of Gila' Township. Precinct No. .5- in the Co0nty Of Pin4i, Territory of s-rizona, F. f Thompson. J.T + J. D. Baker, Psaintin; ys Union West 3lin- Ing Gomplsy, Deiendant Summons. Ite ITfit1ry ef frisoaa esnlt Grsstiad Co telas Iteet -Aiaf1q to,aPas.t, Le7fad1Tsss lon are iareby sanin0red to appear be- !o.e ne at my office in Picket Post. Pre- circt So. g lilla Township. in the county os RIal. on tos 10th day -1f 5uiv .-fs19. at g o'eiUck 3. nlss in gu action brought agaifl-. ycu by said plaintiff, to answer the com pialnt of the above named plaintiff.
 Sati action ls brought to recover tine sum of Two Hundred and Ninety iCllr .23-l0o Do. aTs for lail6F peTfoEmee and materials furnished os. flsigsaest. As5libc taken sg lfsss lou for the said amount, together vith eosfs of L.is ssiit ii you l4i Co appear aufl anssz..r. To the Sherin or any Npnstable of salsl county. Greeting Hllke ieeal service 8ai due return thercoE
 t1sen under nsy hand tais 5th day ol May. 1879. EsF I'll t13lfsst4A s Justice af thes eae,-et s53 eTgsl-slirs.
 ntstfsF
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
Nofice to alredifara.

In the Matter of the Esfate Of William VI . Ford Recease3
 Notice-is hereby given by the undfrsigIi- ed Administrator Of the Estate of WiIlaEa ". Ford, dereased, 10 the eTeeitors of anu all pars0ns having elaii1S against liie said deceased. to exhibit fhesn, wits tte neces- ss-ry y9uchers. within ten moutis afteF the publication of.thls notice, Co tke said ac- minisiratfrs in tife lnafic Of lo2t nee .-or fo c. H CnFy. hiS attorney, ag i1s otace in the sal1s fofFu 0f Florence, Final c606ty, Arizona Territory.
 ARCHIE ED sFORD.-- Admistrator of the Estate Of ff-. Ws Ford. Deceased. Dated Florence. 5. F.. April e4. lS79.z
 1h12-4W
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
unlted states senaIor Jahns.an ].

United States Senator Johns'on' who represents the Southern Pacific railroad and the State of Virginia to a limited extent, introduced a bilI amenaatory of the Texas Pacific Railway Act so as To teke some ot the lands granted t anc vest them n the Southern Pacific Railway Com pany, and providing for a junction of the two roads at El Paso, esc. Referred.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
Noliee oF A.se..sIleIlL.

Lewis Consolidated silver Mining Company, Ltitati0n 0l Principal plgte of BusneSS, san Francisen, Cali ornia. Loatton of Works. Pioneer Nm ux District, pinal County. AfizQna..
 Notice is herebF given. that 90 8 meeting Df he B0ard of Directors, held en the e5sA day. of March, iS19. an assessmeut. No \, oi tn0 ceilts re5 share was iesied upon tlle rap- Itai steek of tae Corporation. payable inl- mediately in rrdted Stabs s0ll cen Co the Secretary at che office of the mlirany. Room s3 No ai0Rine street. Sun franciseo. Califoruia
 Anf stock upon which Ehis aSsesSufni shaa fcinain unpaid on che 3d day of May, 1879, will be deiinfl6eut, and advertised fer safe at public aocljoTE and uniess payment is 1ilsde befDleW he sold on Monday t,le 26ih dav | 1laT. ie7e, lopay tbe delinqu1nt aesessIntut. sceefher with acts yeFsis- tIll< iiia expeflfes of scls
 Bgordet o. fhe Boar e area s1r,.-
 d K " Secretary. eIfite-- Room D. No. 1lo Pine stfeCt, San Franeiseo. Csllieerufa,--ep4 ew fi
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
Notiee of lasselssa.IliI.la.t , :.

Aians0 Amarilla Eoinpany. Florence, pinfi
 County. ArizOill refritory.
 Nosice is herebF t1ven that at meeting o5 the usIecs Of safE Company, held oE fi,e l5th e-y of Aprii, 1873. an asSessins-nt-- c { tNeUit doliars per.siiare waS levied uls0n thc'cHlitai sfoek oi said eompany. pas abEf iH4ut als tely. tq the Secretary ai fiertnes. Arizops Eefrlfofv.
 Any st0 lp0A which said asSe~Sme1t shall rtnlaln nnp1id o1 Ffi1ty tAe i.itA day -of Agys lS19. snall he deemed ,itEpqueii . aud pil be duly aCversfse3 for sale af HQb- lic aiieli0ny and usil6ss.. fsynsnt shal ,- mIie before will be- Soi e0 l6ilf1ay of juile lS7s 70 pax the tednquent a>-es-- meat together syltl evsrs of elyertlsisS l5 eNpenSss $ 0f sale. t. g. St 3i li tsEfS
 ap-5-.wl SttfslaF7
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
no tighten wagon Tires


 I have found the following way to- tighten wagon tires to be successful. Apply leather rings between the shoulders on the outer ends of the spokes and the corresponding DOT tons of he fellies, which may se done as follows: Procure a number of small pieces of leather, from an inch and a half to two inches m di- ameter: with sharp knife and com pass. or with cutting punch, mase round holes In the centres of these p.eces, and make a straight cut from the holes to the ou.er edge of the pieces so as to form open rings The holes must be male of a sIze that viii nicely it the tenons on the outer ends of the spokes. Place a fulcrum on the top of 5 hub, on which place vour lever, with it's short end under the felly near a spoke; have an as sistant down on the outer end sufh
 cieatly to raise the felly, md expose the shoulder and tenon of the spoke; open your leather ring and 1t t nice- lT around the teHon, holding 1t to IS place while your asslstantrelaxes the lever. and settles the felly firmly upon the leather by blow or two on the tire. Having repeated the pro cess with. $ sufficient number of spokes to make the tire all right, trim of tue pIojecnng leather even with the surface of the sPokes, and your task will be done. II yoar pieces of leather should be spongy, hammer them down some sefors us- ing.-B. R.. ln Western Rural.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16

For some time large quaHtites of railroad iron have been gong through for the extension of the Southern Pacific railroad in Arizona. Hun dreds ef tons pass through almost every day. In the last month at least } 2.O00 or 3 GOO tons have gone through, and more continues to come every day. TAIs will Indicate a de- termination soh the part of the Southern Pacific managers to push their road East ytrg rapidly this summer. The probabilities are that the heart of .Arzona Wil be pierced by a railroa pSide of year. This railroad cempsB3 .is Rotbpgitg this iron to let t lie .T idleness--heno Gazette.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
Arizona Silver Belt
Fridax.FEa1 I'd. Is79.


 On the morning of the 5th the stage was stopped and robbed .sf the Express box, three mics sosth of Pbenix. Only oue agent, armei with shot gun, slowed himself Passengers not olsstea
 On the 5sss .in 6oth the House and Senate, bisfs were introduced pro hibiung tbe presence of troops at the polls. except in cases gaefe t would be necessary to eufoyce Sec Four of the Constitution and the laws there under
 A St. Louis dispasch to the Citi- zen says ae,o89 men have gone to the Indlan territory during she week-3biects silver mlnIng
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16

Summons.

 In the District Cnurt of the Fr>t Judieia.
 District of the Territory of Arizona. in ans, f0fthe county of PinaL
 M.. Esherg, s. BaEhman and J EhFInan, partners in DuSiness uniier the firm naiBe and style Of ESberg. BacImaH ft Conrany.
 Plaintiffs; ys. Robert S. Goldman. De- iendaHt- SuBnoiis. tf IAe I1riforB e -lrfz0Hg Esgqs gseeti4g to, ssho5e1t S. Goldman. Deff45antH
 .You are .herhy reqaired fO-appeaf I'd an acton brought against you by the aiioye named RlalrFifS. ni-fiit Tastfitt Court 0f the frst Judicial Distriet, of the TerrliQrX 0f AriE0na. iIl and fof the eouniy cf Piial, inc lo answer the copRlgipi filed lhereln ,iq said fodsty Og Plnal, in the office of the Clerk ef said plstrirs Ces4Ef- withiu tweai3.tlays,1ex cluafe Of the Hay or seryicel, after the ser vice ol. you of this.Annnons. ifssrscd with i'd this county, sor, if served out ef this coun- ty but wifhi1f fifs- -IiStfiet. ensYrHhiRiiif- fy days. otherp5se within fO.fy days. pr Judgment ly deiauItNiii befakeha agaiHsty sou according to the prayer of said complaint. !. 1he8sid action is brought Co recover the sum of Six Hundred and Eglgt5-fiye Dollars, f&eed .fo he .lnssl llkffati1s br theDefeh,lant lftseilEias win more fully appeaf infhe ccrii- iied copy of the. complaint aiHoHl0uiy-iilg Herewith,
 And You Nfs hereby notiHe3tliat ifyou fail co dppeaf aHd answer the said tpWpiaint ds above ftquirel, Lac salu plhIhnH~ VIII ithe judgment against you for ihc eaplpf six hundred and eiglltg-fiVe dollars and for costs of suit.
 .s-fiiYen under my hand and the seal
 of the said District Court ef the First IT.. s. .Hldicinl District of the Territory of
 Arizona. in and for lie county Of
 PinalF1nis the tifth dag 0f Nfsth. A a. se1ls IS79. JNO, J. DENt tNF, Clerk.
 fEERfI0fE 0FsgRI40SA.- -s COlntY Of iinaL
 l, Jno. J. eyint, Clerk of the District Territory, in ind for the county of Pinal, do heftitss Certify chat the aboae Aa1 iDrvg0ne is 2 ftlli. true and correct copy of fhe origiuai siIlnhi0hs in the above entitled acti0n as the salae, anpfars 0u hle-in iny oiiite.
 Aittsf Ny lana andthe seal of said,Cog1t shlS 5lf5, ,day of March, lSl9.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. FLORENCE. ARIzON. 22d March, 1879.
AppIicnfI0n for I'afenf.


 Notice b hereby gwen that M. Troiis aad D.@ heartlslee haYe tliis dsr Iaasle s1leliea- u0n Tor fAflsN T 10 fhe etIfs0MQ MN lNo Cl ttli- situate ia (fisbe Mining Dis fiti tiiiai county, Arizona, bounded aS foiloWs a> certified by fhe Surveyor General of the United States for ArizoAa:
 BeSinning af the iQhiaI ISinf which is EifSfd Dy Dyahioiftf2ient eohSisting of arollnd cedar post, surrounded by monument of stones set in tle dump Of the ineine. df fhe Nfst slope of the c2P6nloeaa aas Sa 1taii ts4o-~ thirds Of the way ufe5<tiIence \. 3l l142<s & .3 f- D, ssifl saiains fQ ta..19 a1pfgenf ef tQQaf s three feeI lielf sltslIttf nJli tue At az o raSIRe- T hiyrrfahf jf <lsSskise kferf reetion, marked 0nfs sIds aesll q SIS i1artf iia .S-OriiT ol the claim; thence S 43 d.. F. z2s-2 chaius dowR thcrafi az atfaa ss creek at sj chains tO a monument of stones three iees 1iss3, paFkesb yss Is, sguafss1 ep,.t tue east sl ip 9i sl sillsl c1ts l.lis Sl ! 5t east soT Q 1f fi 5l lse c,ssi te1Ese Sfst VI !. 4so4 l-2 chains to g nionunent Of sfolItS three fect high, not marked, situated in cts}eE Enla1 $ zillch, tae east sie of tiles creek thence S. 9f ls2 d., " .tt 5f l-2 tilains up ssefp ain Co alnonuinent of stones Elree feet high, marked c. III. being tie &ufh serafroi the ssln Sl3fs.ee Ss st lEbasse 3 sazsg rtolies three feet lisA. aAiEss sss " fsltisz Fl 1ll lhe bottom ef =FeFsgzfl <rsiS s ssfsss rho wesr corner of Che elaisn fllsIst N fa4 i-2 d.. t. 4.2z chains to tie place of be- ginniHg CortalnipE Ss Iz-le9 asrcS.4 se----A--- <. t4easalni k sltuat on the south le of the Apache range. zls izi eis laslstsf -.z oi lobe and lrsin isss i'7Ess es 1ss A s.A s fhis office nitliilaeiEfx s tssSs 2 s S ss ssS
 .S.s Ij.. fF, s,fl ss tssss~s tAt -c~9 i-t tIr<.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
MIassa.a. s.... !. 3.

IO HAor sf AaE.k k1saszss,ss s--e<s ; 5ss.- .s Al partfss osssa igk ssJ yssss CT iTi. lIlss two hundred -and ff4sf sis4 tsofs El 1 LITTLE lfkA < 1s itusef 5 ii iff>sg s-s Mining Disirie eEsstf fsas. estiI rY55fzs ois Arizona, tliir, thcref fe, .is.sO teaifF f8I .tla<. in ac5;qrA5aFies si th thesre0f ff sas 0iss the l S- mining act Of May lo, lScss eQsls m c'napiiaaees fszl se Ees efsfS ts.sl sxfn act, work, Ad& 5eeHctione-b 1lf. ,sl.ce4 lElers in and tJ, the tras ksliidreti and fiitex xeet- Cf the west end 9f 46e said Littlt fSfas Set8ine for the year ending Ais<ssa l2th, g. Aty-ts7a- with uluetY days igoln lilf,iate 1lE lhis puis-- lieation, suca deiiiQuelitS lslt6resgsFfls be claimed as forfeited in and t0ettFy.pgrtion % of said mining elaiR fo sS MEEK
 lnar2e-3ni
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
Summons.

.- In the District Court, First Judicial District. PiRal County, Asz0na Territory. h. kaehman. PiaintiH, ys. Robert Goldman. Defendant
 71s 1fffifofg lf .4f7z0na seai Greeting. t0 koteff G0sdaQa, bsfsHd1nts
 Ton are hereby required 10 appear in an action brought against you by tine above named plainish. n the District Court Of the first Judicial District. in and for Pinal eoun- ty, Arizona Territory, and co answer the complaint. filed therein, with the Clerk of said Court. at bis office in Florence. in said county, within twenty days exclusive Of the asT of seEglce) after the service on you of this summons, if served within this cOuu- tF, or if served oui oi this county, but in this District, within thirfy dlys, otherwise within forty days or judgnsnt by default niil be taken against you according t0 the rrayer of said complaint. The said action is brought te obtain Judgment against you for the sum of Seven Hundred and fifly- tour D0llars, as will fully appear by refer .a copy of which is here with served.
 And xou are hereby nblihed that il YeU fail Co appfar and answer the said complaint as above required, the said piaintia Hill take ilidgEnenE against you for t1f said sum of seyeh hundred and nlty-foar dollars and costs.
 Gwen under nly aand fnd the seal
 of the I}istriei Court of the nrst JL- lSeaIl dicial District, in and tor Pinai c0un-
 6. Arizona Territory, this the let
 day of March. 1878.
 J85l J. i1ENISE. Clerk
 FER kIEOBY or flsizOSA,,l County of Pinai. + Jnos J. DeyiHr. Clerk oi the District Court. of f1e Firsi iu.iieiai District. of the Tefritory 0f kxi 59ss<. issaInf 4af thr eOaniE of Pinal. do nereby ceriiiy tnat Sie ab0te and fotesoing Is 3 full, trie and cofrecr copy of thF siinirn0ns in the above enttied acli0n 4s the lInle appears of nie in nls Attest My hand and the seal of said rS.L.7 ccnrf. this the 2- q day 0f March. a..
 Dsls7s. JNO, J DEVINE, Inr2e-60dl .s Clerk
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
Smnl1n0ns.

Ia Jb-t ce's eguft. sfe 1liiIrn Precinct 2far-z copa e0slnrF, Afiz9ns reFrltnty. .iack O'2eaS SplIinln ~ -t.
 Demand S1fl -s.~- J. H. YaV&tiI, ,.leleAianis ss fts Iffr5f 5f5Bf .fri<ono tffsst7 stf f- sr s H. fab6 Es, ftfe4ftslst-s
 You are i1efeoF rcq7lifed go atlaesgg lIl.,s7s action br0usslk aeallIske5 7lf by tffs aa0te -f named piainlif in Che s ILsEi css's f4iIrtso5 MeAilieh fnseinet, at tbe office Of fie Ji,- fier, aaricefs eoansy, -Art<ona iesfiterE .~ss .af i9o'riotk. till.s July sSi, lSls. iE au sv- tion brought against you by said pI5inli4. to answer the ecnlflAihl -6f the above nsalt. plaintiff. or jademsnt by dfiaul V taken ag8inSt yuu catd acllQa Is br0usa Co recover fbe slillr of Srt Ysfs CicsfsF- -- on an eNpr ss eoutgact ahegtd fo 8r Siu Rlaiufin by tlt 1isltaieslpr ltIffp, sss sFnl mors s.ll,y appear by the atseanf ri..l ceurt- st'--s AHd .yoH are hereby aa5ia~d fsat.d sois..s iali 20 appear an1aflsNer er tils-sai y0l pam q ls above required, the said plal1fIi, wi.l take jui4laeaf asalil~t you tor h- sa amount, iogesntr uith gS,s> ol lats Suit. yoa ii E0 p3ear mud aiiswrf.
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Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
NOrI4E.

Al debts due by 'lnd nNing Co the late hrpl 01 \ t0<lhiFgl & Klein. s per wriiien agree mcnf belwecu the saitt paitir-. wiil Se ~et ted by <. kiein G Go. except sslrh aScotAis and one note fpeeified in articles ol lesolS- lion, even date herewith, which were a>- signftl fo JfJ s'o<buFfl. S-kLEfN
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Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-16
Notice.

10 ,.Hine 0lers~s and kscrffarifs ef Aiaiss
 Loinpa1isss s 1,iB ARIZONA SEWER BELT. is ti,e 6nly ptwEpaper printed la i'inA county, ihrre- fore rhe neiresr newspaper @ ah nlifrcs in said cpunty and GlOI.e District