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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-07-31
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''The mills of the gods grind slowly" This is all because the hands ara paid by the day. Will the gods never leafu that it is to their in- terest to let o6t work by contract ~zsa
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The removal ofstlle duty on uuinine is a blessed boon to the poor What they now save onqainine pills can be invested in anoth-
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If Noah had foreseen .the.future, and killed the two mosquitoes which took refuge, in the ark he would have rendered, some of the strongest words ia the English language unrl- necessary. IRE e- - "a ..f,.
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COLLINS v0LTAIC PLASTEI

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England has. guaranteed Yakoob Khan $600, 900 a year ss
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The Cleveland HeraM advises Christians to hire steamboat, give a Sunday excurslon, and then suddenly open religious services on the crowd of loafers. They must either listen or iumD oyerbOard
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-07-31

If business men would dispatch their busi ness with one-half the alacrity they bolt their noontide meals, they would have more hours for recreation and less need for dyspepsia rem- edies.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
CTTATION.

In the Probate Court Of tue County fPinal, Territory of Arizona.
 ln the matter Of the Estate and Guardian ship of Samuel T. Sweeney. Saraina Swee- ney. Catarina Sweeney, Lola Sweeney ans. Maria L.. Sweeney. minors.
 It appearing Go this Court from the petit ton this day presented and filed. hy Nanuel ?. Ramirez, the guardian of the persons and Estate of samuel z. Sweeney, Seralina SWee- ney, Catarina Sweeney. Lola Sweeney and Aaria V. Sweeney, praying for an order of sale Of certain real estate belonging to his said wards, that 1t would be beneficial to said wards, taat such real estate should be sold.
 It is hereby ordered, thas the next of kin of said wards, and all persons interested in the said estate Appear before this Court on Aonday the 23rd day ofJune, x. D. 1879, at the Court room Of this Court, in the town of Florence, County of Pinal. tt the hour oi 10 o'clock, In., then and there 70 show cause why an orler should not be granted for the sale 0i such estate. And it is further order ed. thnt a copy of thi> order be published, at least three successive weeks. before the said day 0i hearing. in tho ARIZONA SILVER BELT, g newspaper printed and published in the said County of Binai.
 Dated, Nay 20, 1873.
 JOHN D. WALKER.
 Probate Judge and EN-Olhcio Clerk. ma-23-fw
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
Summons.

ln the District Court, of the First Jlliieiei
 District. of the Territory of Arizona. ir
 and for the county of l'inai.
 solomon ConHn. Morris Colman Abrahan
 C0lnan and Charles Coanan. Bartners
 doing business under Che name style and
 firm of Coiman Bros., Pkintias ls Jos
 Messenger. Defendant.
 1te Territory # 44isesa sels1s 53s-ftaq e .fes NesHger, befenfGHf.
 You are hereby reqired Co appear in aE action brought against you by tlia above named plaintiffs in the District Court af fhe fiFst Judicial District of tire Territory OI Arizona, in and for tle county of Pinal. and to answer the complaint filed therein ia said county of Pinal in the office of the days exclusive of the day Of serFice3 after the ser1iee on you of this s1mmons. if sery- ed within this county, 0r,if served out of this county, but within this District then within thirty days, otherwise within forty days, or iudgneuf by default will be taken against you according Co the prayer of sait complaint The sald acIion is brenght Co recover fhe sum of seven Hundred and Ten 4S-l00 Dollars. together with Interest there copy ol tie complaint accompanying here with.
 And yon are hereby notified that a you lail to appear and answer ihe said complaint as above required the p8iBtEs viii take Judgment tor Che sum of seven hgnsrcd ana ten 45-lD0 dollars, wilhinlerest ana for costs Of suit.
 Gsyen under by hand and the seal of
 said District Court Of the 7 si Jutlir. LIS. cial District of the Territory of Ari-
 zOna, in and fof the c,unty of Pinal,
 this the eleventh day ef March, 4 D.
 1879. JAO q. DENINE. Clerk. k. F. HUGas0lt Pl1's Atty.-lmale5w
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
Summons.

Tn the Justices Court. Of Gila Township.
 Globe Precinct in the County of Pinal,
 Territory Of Arizoua, ?. B. Miller, d. P John U. Elise, plaintiff vs John L Taylor,
 defendant. Summons.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to John L. Taylor, defendant: You are hereby summoned t0 appear before ne at my office in Globe in the County Of Pinal. on tle ftn day of August. 1879, at n o'clock a. nl., in an action brought against you by said plaintiff Co answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff
 Said action is brought to recover the sum of one hundred and scycnty-nine and 59-iOs dollars for goods. wares and merchandise furnished Go you said defendant by said plaintln at your instance and request. or Judgment win be taken against you for said amount, together with costs of this suit if yok fsil 10 appear and answer
 GTven under my hand fhis Both day of Mag. 1879. P. B. MILLER,
 X Justice Of the Peace 0f saId Township.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
sheriR $ s..se.

Notice Qf S1erlfs Sals ea ForseIosave sy
 hDitqQgs.
 Fritz Eve, First Judicial District
 ys. Court 0f the Territ0r5 Lacdislao Catalan, of Arizona county 01 Final. By virtue of an 9rder of saie and decree of foreclosure issued out Of the Di-- tTict Court Of the first Judicial District iu and for the county of Pinal, on the 261a dag of April, A. D. 1879, in the above entitled action, wherein Fritz Eve obtained a iuds- ment and decree against LadisiaO fataistr for the sum of two hundred and tbirty-fr. dollars ,S235 00l-ligl with interest. at Che rate of five O per cent. per moRtl. together with forty-iour gS44 66-l0J dollars costs ai sliis, besides aceruing costs. am communal ed to sell all that certain lot or parcel 0flana situate and being described as fOIi0Bs. Co wit: The north haf of lot number one hundred and forty-Sx tl46l as designated oh the plat of l.. RUggles, of the town 0f Flor eDce. Final county, Arizona Territory. with all the improvements thereunt0 belonEiug Public notice is hereby given thas on M0n- day. June the 2nd, A. D. 1873, at lO o'clock a. m.. of chat day, in front of the court house. in the town Of Florence, 1 will in obedience to SIid order of sale and decree of foreclosure, sell ;lll the right, title and in- teresf Of defendant ia and o the above dis crihed property at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, Co satisfy said iud meut and all costs.
 Diited Sheriff office, Florence, May L.. lS9. J. P. GABRIEL. SheriH mall-3W By IEl-RT FRYER. Dup.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
Mining Notice.

All persons claiming an interest aS CO., owners in Little Pete Mine located at Little Pete, about one mile north Of Silver King mine, in Pnal district Pinal county. Ariz0- m. are hereby notified that the undersigned q co-owner in said Little Pete mize has per formed the labor and made the improve ments thereon as referred by the United States Minsng Laws for the year ending April 20. 1879, and that if you fail 10 pay your proper proportion of the value of said labor and improvements within the time fix ed by said law your interest in said mine will pass to and become the property of
 JOHN FUNK.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
sheriff's sale.

Eoties qf Slrlfs Sale oz fossclosws ef
 k97gage.
 Jno. V- Wilson, District Court of the
 VI. First Judicial District. Samuel Bostwick, Territory of Arizona, county of Pirai By virtue of an order 9f sale and deense ol Foreclosure. Issued olit of the District Court, First Judicial District Of Territory of AFizona, in and for the county of Piuai, on tue ztith day of April. A. D.. 1879. in the above entitled action wherein Jno. " Wilson obtained judInent and de- cree of foreclosure against Samuel BostWick for the sum of one hundred and seventy three o-IO dollars lSll3 o0-lMl with inter- est at the rate 0f two ,2l per cent. pernoBth from dute, t0getller With 'lily-eigilt Sli-ll0 dollars tS3S Si-laJ) costs 0f suit, besides ae- cruing costs ] am commanded Go seli ali that certain lot OF parcel of land situate and being described as follows. ta wit: Lot num- Der one hunderd and twenty-siX 126l in the town of Florence, ccuniy of Pinal. Fer rit0ry Of Arizona, as sloWn by the map 9f said town, now in the recorders oiiice0f said county. Public notice is hereby given that on Monday, June 2nd, A. D. l579, at 60 o'clock @. ni., 0f that day, in front of the Sherifs 9tfice, iu the town Of Florence. m obedience Co said order ef saie and decree gf foreclosure. l Will seil ai public auction the above described property f9r cash t0 tte highest bidder to satisfy said judgment and ali costs.
 Dated Shenh office, Florence, May f3, 1873 q. P. GABRIEL. Sheriff nlalO-3wl Bf JERRY RRTER, Dup
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-30
SulnnlOns.

In the Justices Court of Gila Township, bI
 the county of Pinal, Territory oI Ariz ii4.
 E. y. IhoBpsoB. J. r. J. D. Baker. plaintiff. Ys. Union West Mia-
 ing Company and Amos Roberts, deien.l-
 ants-cumm0ns.
 Ihs IerrStolg of 8rzzonz ssads GIeetina q.
 .aion Nest -Hiaiag CoNDaag dn8 in1s
 Roberta, Dsfsn9aafs.
 You are hereby sulnm0"ed tO appear bs- fore me. at lay office in Picket Post preein No. 3, GlEa Township. la the e1untp 1t Iinal, on the i3fh day of July, iS1e. at g eeloek, g. m. ID an action brought agaiil-f y0l Dy said PlaintiH, co ansW0r the c0n4- lHsliut of the above named plaintiff
 s.liI action Is brought Co recover ti.e ,lila of Two Hundred aAd Sinely-feur 25-l i Dollars for labor performed anS materials furnished. or Judgment will be taken a4.ain,t yoH for the said amount together wi-a e0~t> of this suit If y0u fail to appear and answer.
 fo the SherifI or any constable of said county. greeting: Make legal service anal due return thereof.
 Given under niy hand ihis l3th day al May, 1873. F. x. THOMSON. A Justice of the Peace of said Township