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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Assa. aent Notice.

TIGER MINING COMPANY. LOrATTON OF | wo- s- -l-.- Huia- District, Ers,ishaw Mountain lafaa- r7Effs, hrz2ua ferri.ary. Location 0f rrB- a . fr.. s- ess. San Francisco. California. So- .7 i- hereby rye-. that st 1s-eii of the Directors a.. r. t- -r.-r .}ithI day of Ra~-b Issn. a1 a-- ss-s.... N.- - .tH of thirty 1if vents Der share aa. c. -. u t i-tas -to,E rt !-s operation. pay - ffa. u ialtl.. ?. gCst ct-.u to ha Sec r.r..-. ' r. t.e con. E.aIy. Room Na. e. Ne
 .H ..H F.--ar sl .lt F.3rrF ~efe-t SsU frslari~ro t-.t E-.s- t.. .1HE ug-Hi whl "a tlfs asss-sFueut 'I ls,l.-H a-4 tE NasiHe-dly. tha f1selrfv-arz; -i. aaF .- ..., l-a- Hll ls ,isltuaUeLt, and s9- t#-.-4 f- s. -. -4.l alrf3D- and ulicsa Ieyrnellf s ll -1-. a r. -ai1 ua TEurssiay the Thirteenth
 B. aa. s4 reE i-fi. ta Icy tle dFinqgcut aSsess- faet t' h-r rl- e1-ts pt advertising and exfsnaes cI -a.r- NN. H. Lf T. Secrufarv
 once, I.s @. N.ras,a BlocA No. gt9 Montgomery street, San iFa'itl-e5. tailivrulA. uLhf9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

The MINER ias had occasion tO speak of the latc aFi.ya! of trains at Maricopa, thus cheating Northern Arizona out of her mails for twenty i.uI hours. Now comes the Salt River moa,tcr, and :cll- Us that the mails Arc brought from lumato Maricopa on the old contract of KcTcus < Griffith, stage time That Is ju~t wli-t ihc MINER wants NIT uckusic, Postal Agent. to attend to- There IS uo excuse for the r. o. Department to still continue tn carry the mails for the most important section of ihc territory, l1o mics on stage time aEd at stage rates. when inc same is actually carried by rail, and has been for nearly one year. X good thing will do for q while SD long as it does no interfere with The interests of q large section, of territory. but sn soon aS it does, then give ns remedy, and at ;he slmc time cut down expenses.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Asse snlant NorIce.

r. GEo. TsEAsz-EE. oesI his hers O. agent; and A. l. Nug-p:
 You ar= hereby Ultih-d ;hat have expended Tue hundred aaar5 islsr s.t if FrcvefneLts upon th. sr,t Ns-tr IIt.-iln ol tl- c-ay Eagle mine Tiser E>-IsCl. AlEas ai -oIT V A-tgoIa M crer ro hold The aiG premises t ies tbs provisions e sertic ss Re- vlsed ~fa-Ee~ of tE~ Iie State and q viTkin ninety days after tHIs Ho 9e ls publication yoi fail refuse to coHtribuss sour proportion of such expenditure o1aoysse DO latCTe-'s sand clam Vi become the pEo@Tty of shs subscriber under said ion zs.S.
 JOHN l.. TAYLOR. Prescott, {. r.. Feb. E Is--qtts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Notice of As.es.Elent.
To JOHN CODY:

To JOHN CODY:
 You are hereby notified that have ex- pended for the years lo.s and 1879 oue hun dred and twenty dollars for each year in labor and improvements upon the .sToDD'' mining claim. situated in the Wallat,ai Min ing h trici, County of Mohave, Territory of ArIzOna, in Cglier go hold said claim nnder the provisions Of section -s334. Revised Statutes of the United States; and if within ninety days after this notice by pubiicailou. you fail or refuse to contribute your propor- ton of such expenditure as co-owner. vour interest in the said claim will become the property of the subscriber, under sad sec ton -i-i. \. F.. DAVIS.
 Feb I3, lS>1.-5m
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
LEGAL.
As.e,,nnrns Sa,ice

To L. H. TKaRzx-FHz sr- hsyn6y sctsza. ,tsf have sxfs.ai hundred az. tsesss dasEFs "a ls4or aad improvements ue shr seesssA sEssasssa st tls nasse Ms tpe&Fr ksllsl foes Nssss Es-ufs psszsies l4saFzl Coasty. Arsxdao. zs ardsr ts Aotzf aaaa reu4i~1s Gssier fAs aN4ssss e sefio Essss@a St1rnsss ai te CHss atzte. sad within ninety dAys afs=r notice os pniCztls, y92 fan ur refsu-< is, eut,trlhase gaar rroprtiz e4 =sh s<sad5igrs az s- u9rr your sad eaa Eli eSeouss tis rrox- rrsy es tsas u1sc-.Esr slsas rEzl. sesrioa aseg.
 SAAES C. OTIS. Prs..sost fsz, < is~s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Nolice to Creditors.

Estate og FELIX SCOTT. acs-zseg. sctscs ss ksr~ty Sttsg bg a-egslgae s.iGnlais- tEor os tke estate nf el-1 Scuir. .iosz=sa to he cgs& sors of and sl izf Essiss claims against ths szid Gsoszs~t. fa esAsh3f fssaa uta ths nerrss4r7 vosciegs wlghin naEth< rsi E4slsozst.ss sf tAis notscs. sbe a21~Esiz1. a Eis r~ssacao- Ia sABw L9a, A.aaAc CoaEty, Af1zors.
 kuBF Kf SCOTT, Alsinst-ator Df fhe estzss sf Felix sosst Geo a.esi SspW Low. fsh- ia. ls-a--u4kt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Eleven Men Killed.
Mexican Relations.

A oreosote distlllery exploded at London yesterday, kllin. eleven men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Notice of Assessment,

TO tUNHlsU HALL:
 You arc hereby uoaGsi c.a. have erp-=I.-l OF. PooEI,S MISE, Turk-y Creet I,i iriet YaTs,,-; Conn 7. Arizona lu orlsr fo hold the sal f-prl.s under the rroFl-lor- rf Section 14 Revised Ssats, pf tfs Iui--t -tara- CT vz:Eu ninety dav- af-.- th's nJtics. If rt1l " i- -- 4s- or refuse ;n com tribute S91F I--f-,-aa -r --si -SIsu.iturs aa r,- c-l-.- ssar il.rst- ~eif r's-,n url become .ls property pt tle s----.s-. under -al ss,-{Oa 2 ylt
 ,. A. GUILD.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Notice For Publication.

Gxz OFFICE
 P1-sscorr. Aprii q. Iszs. | Notice |. hrr;y gisra tae solisz -s.sslea sstrr has f--l notice af ais sAiFasca nnke Anal rr,ss fa sureTr sf E&s cssBs. suA ssrrr nnA entry tAfrrgf ia- lt-h eEy of Maj. gss1 is r. <. Land Dfo- @t Frs,rt, A. T.. yAx; WILLIAM Irsls,, for inc E T, ot VI q: and g! 'S os S ' sc n. fwR. fA B5 F. ap3 I.ai Nc sf \ V ss se, :, Twp IS. \ Last. the i,siiss-ng As Nitnrssss xts: Ssgusi f1y, isatl Slrzhsli. E1rs <Iru-y Ics, al cl Verde eitifzae'. 1sssEsi SosEiys ArEona TtESltary.
 wa. Y. KELLY. rxsIsrsr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Indian Matters

A Gila Bend dispatch of April 9th says that the party of cavalry and Apache h. dians under the command of Haskel, Genl- wilcoxs Aid. which has been operating among the Papagoes south ot Gia Bend who have been stealing from the settlers along the nver, has recovered a large portion of the stolen stock, and proceeds by special train to night to Yuma; thence by steamer ts the scene of oftheChimevahde outrage on the Colorado river, one hundred and fifty miles above. General Wilcox has shown the ut most vigilence in suppressing tho law.ess savages, and his troops are ever ready 10 protect the prospectors and miners.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

The Republicans ot Maricopa county have been st wut, peTfec;ing county or Saniza;ion. r. win soon become an actual necessity that thcy have an organ to represent their partr. Recently they were compelled to advertise their call in Dem ocrssic paper. .h, EEro.i;or.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

aJohn. d.j yvu go round and sec how old Nrs. Jones waa .,., morning, a> told you 10 do last nigl;:' "lcS, s;r. "Mel, what was the reSuii!~ ''sae said that seeing as yon'd tIie imrudance ;o send to ask how old sue ~as. sje Lad no objection 10 tell yuE ihas sbcs tA.Uty -I0ur.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

Prince Jerome Napoleon approves of the decrec cxpeliiog ihe jesuits from France. or course, he ha> no hope of succeeding "tbc eldest son of ihc ci.ugch"ou the French throne. That hc.oy :s reserved for his son. Hho is said to b, ,cyout Catholic.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Bloom. Bqau:y. Fragrance

offer fer sac, a; nay greenhouse north end Of Me CoraicS s.ref- i: Prescott Datk tiGbs sach Hya- cinIhs, Tuip~ Nc.. groaiug i8 I-s= and ia various stages of growth slso in Is and au fal rss ready rauEYlaEt tc speB ground Niiloat check, strzwDerTy and French sVerbeari'-F raspberry TizHts.
 Prom June next vi be se=d? to suFBi! cu; dcxers at ali seasons Of tEs Year.
 wiE contract Co make and tend flower garslsus-
 Viii Iisai suaga,.tee their thFtI;. If % de- sired. Intend 10 carry general nursery business and OIsn secd storr m t3sis village
 sTEFagN G. dsEccu, HOrtiealtarist, Prescott, Feb l2. iS8L--tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Geraldine's Back Broken.
Robbed a Woman.

Chicago, April 12-At Necupa, Wiscon- sin, early Sunday morning, ,hree masked men entered the residence of Mrs J. Sloats and with pistols pointed at her head de- manded money; she rcfus sd and they beat her into insensibility ant Tan-sacked the house and made of win four thousand dol lars worth of diamonds
 tIowa Counties for Blaine and Grant.
 Chicago, AprIl l2-Threc Iowa counties yesterday appointed Blaine delegates to the State convention and enc county appointed Grant delegates.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Great Billiard Match

The Liberal Party Las sustained a serious loss by the exclusion of the O'Connor Don from tine British House of Commons. He was one of the most promising statesmen whom Ireland sent to Parliament.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

"Giye me your hand, said the village school-master sternly. And my heart, too, she replied meekly. Being pretty, her soft answer etfactualls turned away his wrath, and the wedding soon followed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

The New York Herald of April lth con tains no less than eighty-nine C0,ums Of closely printed advertisements. Pretty fair showing for small paper prin'cl in a small tu8h.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Remonstrance-Land Decision. Etc.

@~~N-''-H~%-s
 Washington, April 13-A Solomon and Simon Wolf, representing the organization of the American HcDrew Congregations, have presented 10 the Secretary of State T remonstraRce against the Cars alleged cruel discrimination 10 lnjurc Russian Jews, and asking that that the |. S. Minister at the court of St. Petersburg inquire into the matte: and take necessary steps to aId in the preservation of their independence.
 Secretary schurz today affirmed the de- cl-ion of Commissioner Williamson in the land case of Dallas vs. Hswiey of the San Francisco district, and awards the land to Dallas. 4 patent will bc issued according Y.
 Secretary Evart's report, concerning pro grcss of negotiations with China, turns out to be just wha, was expected in is prcdic- ton of success in future. There is consid- ersblc comment in Pacific Coast circles re- spoc.ing his report.
 Gu.-ty Indians 10 be Given Up.
 The Ute bIll has passed the Senate. The guilty Indians must be given up before the tribe gets any money.
 Louisiana for Hancock.
 The Louisiana Democratic delegation is for Hancock
 Eleven Men Killed.
 A creosote distIlery exploded at London yesterday, killing eleven men.
 Mexican Relations.
 City of Mexico via Havana, April 13- Congress met on the lst. President Diaz, in his speech, referred to the fact that the government of the United States had final ly decided upon recinding its order of June s,h, 1871, thus paying homage to justice and international law, removing delay to peace between the Republic and America, and an obstacle which prevented economic developments Tn both countries.
 Yellow Fever.
 Yellow fever has broken out at Vera Cruz.
 People Leaving Germany
 Berlin April lJ-From the 4th up to the l1th, $500 persons have left Bremen for England and the United States. Emigrauts are going from all parts of Germany, in cluding many skilled workmcn. This de- cided increase of indignation is evidently connected with the new army bill and en- tails severe loss to that country.
 Law Suit. San Frandisoo. April l}-TAc suit of Rodman M. Pierce vs. Squire P. Dewey. to recover possession of various pieces of prop erty, together with damages for alleged i wrongful conversion, has been transferred ! from tbc SuDerior Cyurt tD the T. S Cir |
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Notice Of Assessment.

To Jon LAWRENCE and c.a=--:
 You are hereby no1-si that have oIpead1d oEs hausred dollars, tn izr.- and ysut, upon the EMp--E MI~r, B.a-k EiE-. Iayzrai County. Arizona in h1, ta= -l.l Treli-s ua fer tae provisions of sss.ia 4.Jl EeTIst1 Statutes If tn@ ju4t-i States and f within uIutty days alter E tce by p1blica- ton, you fail or rea-r Co c1Et-1lE y1- proportion c: --ti expenditure -- G3sI2=. ya1 iall refuse pay .lls e6--is your i-trrests I sad claim iu becJ,ue .ae rr5pe-;y oi the sg-lbs~ a er saii Section 2.s-t. Jos. C-sAE DONNIE.
 A>H CEEER BLACK H1LLs C3US-IE. I4G'y -5 S-Y
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Latest Photographic News!
SPECIAL TO THE INNER.
Profitable Walk.

New York, April 12-Hart, winner of the walking match, received $i!,l ,l7j as his share of the proceeds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
To-Day's Dispatches.
Mesting ofthe English Cabinet

London, April lj.-The Cabinet met to- day for the first tune since dissolut ior The members were all present. Their mutua greetings before session were made up o condolence on their defeat. and co-gratu latIons on their approaching release and re- sponsibility of power.
 To Divide the State or California.
 Sacramento. April 15-Mr. Delvalle gave notice of the following resolution. which will be introduced some time today. Be ii resolved by tue Assembly,, Inc Senate con- curing. thata commission of three members be appointed by the Governor tp take un- der consideration the adyjs.bilify and nc- ccssIty of ;he division of the State. and that said committee hc directed to report con c,usjon thereon te the next legislature.
 The City Of San Diego sued.
 San Fraoci.c,. April lj-W. J. GaIcwooa has sucd the city of San Diego for f2), 1000. as fees for acting a. attorney for that city from 1878 to 1880, in the suit against the Texas Pac.hc Rai,road to recover land grab made by Sau Diege 10 the Company for ter minaI purposes, which matter has recently been compromised.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
4 Law Suit.

San Frandisco. April l3-Tae suit of Rodman M. Pierce vs. Squire P. Dewey. to recover possession of various pieces of prop erty, together with damages for alleged wrongful conversion, has been transferred from the Superior Court to the |. $. Cir fuit Court
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

Rev. NIT. Penticost tells of a man who was converted by seeing in the theater the sign. This is ihc way 10 the pit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Made Him Take 1t Back

Ihs Na4kihs ihalcnr IsCcAftA St'fl'O Hs HIS share of the proceeds.
 Made Him Take 1t Back San Francisco, April f2-Mrs- Fitzgerald delivered lecture last Saturday at Sacra- mento and sold tickets on the floor of the House One member did not like it and said Le would give one hundred dollars ts pay the lady's fare out of town. Mrs Fitz- gerald heard of it. and this morning inter viewed ;he member and said if he did not write a satisfactory apology she would, horsewhip him. The member saS that she was in earnest, so he made written amends thus spelling good item. Wu Test the E.ection. Sau Francisco, April l?-The Board of Supervisors ihis evening ins,racted the Ju- diciary Committee to take steps 10 test tie validity Of tue recent election. Will Build Posts.
 Washington April I9-Iu the House, the Senate bill appropuating $3oo,oo0 for the Ou4lulh- ol DpSts ou kAS itAO Aa44uE 4ApLA- tier, ~as passed.
 Census Business. Washington, April l2-PeDdieton, from the conference on the census. reported aD agreement that the public debt statistics should be taken by especial agent, instead of by enumerators, and copies of returns should not be sent 10 state officers, and that Alaska be included in the census, also that other changes be made in the bIll The report was laid aside.
 Human Sacrifice for the Kings Health.
 RahgoOn, Burmah, April 12-Sevcn hun dred men, women. boys and girls, and for eigners have been buried alive under the towers of the city walls as a sacrifice fer the restoration of the kings health. The king gs Ills are sad to be leDrosy.
 Geraldine's Back Broken.
 London, April I2-LoriIlard's three year old lilly Geraldine had her back broken on Saturday, while exercising, and was killed. She was entered fer the New Market hand icap on "Wednesday, and the International handicap on Friday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Escape Of Prisoners.

Cheyenne, April 13-The Leader has the following sTecial from Sacramento city There was ar extensive delivery from the penitentiaFy last Wednesday. Those who escaped arc notorious road agents and mur- derers: The Kid, Buffalo Sam, Hamilton. Taylor and Wilber.
 The Woman Who Voted.
 Albany, April l3.-Ihc inst wumau to
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Heavy Storm

San Francisco, April l5.-A general storm has prevailed throughout the day here and all along the Coast ram has faIlen very heavily. Dispatches lram those points where the telegraph wire is working, show that il is raising very hard, while snow Is falling thick and fast in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Frequent snow slides cn the mountains are also breaking down telegraph lines and tclegraphic communication over land Ina. been suspended in consequence.
 Great Billiard Match
 Paris, April l5.-At the billiard match between SIoss0n and YIgnauz, which was concluded last night, Yiguaux took up bis run where ne left Il the night before and made eighty points, making total of l53l points without a miss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

Judge Ephraim Garter, father of Judge Charles A. Garter of Red Bluff, Cal, and of Mrs Felix Tracy of Sacramento, died at Shasta, in that State, on the 9th inst. Judge Garter has been resident of Shasta since 1852, represented his Senatorial district Tn the State Senate in 1856 and was Judge of the 9th Judicial District in 1860. He held leading position at the bar of Northern California for more than quarter of a century and dIed in his list year in the en- ioyment of the utmost respect and conf dencc from the entire community in which he lived.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

onc a veeg i1. your IGaH t5pu. T,-rus 6 = outn. SJU Is-g.Aldltss Il. BALLETI & c. ruTil@1d, Main
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Tuden Don't Care.

St. Louis, April 1j.-Thomas Allen President of tue Iron Mountain road, spcn. an evening with Tilden recently. Tilden said he should make no extraordinary et fort to secure the Democratic nomination, but should quietly await the turn of events
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Railway Matters.

Washington, April l5.-The sub-commit . tee of the House on Pacific Railroads, voted two to one against extending the time for the completion of Northern Pacific
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

Maricopa, March l2th- C. W. BEAcH:-We are all right at Mari copa. Keep cool. Everything Is as hot here as in Prescott. They must go!
 W. C.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

Orator Clark, who is enroute to the Asy- lum at Stockton, sends Us the following cheering message over the wires from Mari
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

Albany, April la.- Tine inst wcmau to
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
VIII Build Posts

Washington, April I2-Iu the House, the Senate bill appropualing $2oo,OO0 for the building of posts on the Rio Grande from tier, ~as passed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Boston Wool Market

Alexandra, April l2, lss0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

W. ?. I55gFKIS S. A Aiui.nl..r-s3s li slc uela-e o- John siaIIzagIasu. Gtcclsel. Hates Marth .5. I,.H. td
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
People Leaving Germany

Yellow fever has broken out at Vera
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
VIII Test the Election.

San Francisco, April l!-The Board of Supervisors ilis evening instructed the Ju- diciary Committee to take steps 10 test tie validity of tue recent election.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

Ordinary DraUings EUery v Days
 during 788
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-07-17
Auditing Committees Report.

CUMBERLAND, Md, July 6, 1880.
To THE COMMISSIONERS OF ALLEGANY
COUNTY, Nd:
Gentsn,en-The undersigned, appointed
by YOU to audit the books and accounts
flor the year ending June 30, 1SSOO OF
Daniel Amman, Treasurer of the county,
respectfully beg leave to report that we
have performed SAID duty.
We made complete and thorough eX'
animation of each order, receipt and YOU
cher, and compared the same with every
entry n his books, footed up each account
and found the balances and proof sheets
correct. We examined tho bond and
coupon account and found 10) ten .$50O'
Court House and Jail bonds cancelled; also
(200) two hundred and nine $l5-coupons
cancelled
The books are neatly and accurately
kept and show at glance the financial
condition of the county.
We also examined the bankaccount of
the Treasurer, ana found that he had been
yery prompt and always paid the creditors
ofthe county when in funds, very frequent
ly his account being overdrawn.
According to the usual custom we have
receipted to him for his vouchers, and here
with return the same to your Honorable
Board.
Very respectfully yours, etc,
HOPEWELL HEBB,
w. j. WALKER,
MARTIN R0UZER,
July 17-1t Committee
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-07-17
Preliminary Notice in Insolvency.

Arthur Arthur No = Insolvents in the
0s. Circuit Court
His Creditors. for Allegany county,
rgNO the creditors of Arthur Arthur, in
solvent You are hereby notified that
Arthur Arthur, in the county of Allegany,
has filed in the Circuit Conrt for Allegany
county, petition, under the insolvent law
of MARYLAND, approved April IA, 1880, and
that said petition in insolvency is pending
in the Circuit Court for Allegany county,
Maryland; that meeting of the creditors
of SAID insolvent debtor to prove their
CLAIMS and choose a permanent trustee of
his estate, will be held at the Clerks office,
on the 23d day of July, 1880, at 10 o'clock
o. m, tefore Theodore Luman, ESQ, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Allegany county.
JOHN S. GROVE,
July 17-1t Preliminary Trustee.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-07-17
Preliminary Notice in Insolvency.

Jacob 9s Steel No. { cj1cajt lasGlve1's Gas,t in the
His Creditors for Allegany county Md.
TYNO the creditors of Jacob Steel, lnsol-
L vent: You are hereby notified that
Jacob Steel, in the county of Allegany,
has filed in the Circuit Court for Alegany
county, a petition under the insolvent law
of Maryland, approved April IA, 1890, and
that said petition in insolvency is pending
in the Circuit Court for Allegany county,
Maryland; that meeting of th5 creditors
of said insolvent debtor to prove their
CLAIMS and choose permanent trustee of
his estate, will be held at the Clerks office,
on the 23d day of July, 1880, at 10 o'clock
a. m, before Theodore Luman Esq, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Allegary county.
JOHN S. GRoVE,
July 17-1t Preliminary Trustee.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-07-17
Preliminary Notice in Insolvency.

Jacob >, W"'u' No. oj1esjl dnsGlysots ooS,t in the
His Creditors. for Allegany county.
Z o the creditors ofJacob Walbut, insol-
4 vent: You are hereby notified that
Jacob Walbut, in the county of Allegany,
has filed IN the Circuit Court for Allegany
county, a petition under the insolvent law
of Maryland, approved April IA, 1880, and
that said petition in insolvency is pending
in the Circuit Court for Allegany county,
Maryland; that meeting of the creditors
of said insolvent debtor to prove their
claims and choose permanent trustee of
his estate, will be held at tho Clerks office,
on the 23d day of July, 1880, at 10 o'clock
a. M, before Theodore Luman, Esq, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Allegany county.
JOHN s. GROVE,
July Tit Preliminary Trustee.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-07-17
Preliminary Notice in Insolvency.

Joseph Norman No cI1ns,,t InsGlvents ea., in the
His Creditors. for Allegany county.
TO the creditors OF Joseph Norman, in
4 solvent: You are hereby notified that
Joseph Norman, in the county of Allie
gany, has filed in the Circuit Court for
Allegany county, petition under the in
solvent law of Maryland, approved April
IA, 1880, and that said petition in insol-
vency is pending in the Circuit Court for
Allegany county, Maryland; that meet
ing of the creditors of said insolvent debt
or to prove their claims and choose per-
manent trustee of his estate, will be held
at the Clerk Office, on the 23d day of July,
1890, at 10 o'clock a. M, before Theodore
Luman, Esq, Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Allegany county.
JOHN S. GROVE,
July17-1t Preliminary Trustee.