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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
The Apportioument Law.

Section of Act No. A. Page el, Stautes of 1879, reads as follows:
 "SEcTIoS l. There shall be elected al the next general election. held in 1880, and at every general election thereafter, a Legisla- tive Assembly of this Territory, to consist of Council of twelve members, and a House of Representatives of twenty-four members. and each county in the Territory shall be q Council aud Representative DIs- trici.n
 Section tour of the same act reads:
 "sEc. i. On the reception by the Gov ernor of the Territory of said certified copy of census returns. he shall. without delay, proceed 10 spportiou among the several counties. as nearly equal as practicable, pro rata llndians ana soldiers excepted the members of the Council and House of Rep resentatives, to be voted for at the ensuing election for the Legislative Assembly, 10 be convenel at the Capital of the Territory, on the ist Monday in January. A. D. 1881 The largest fraction over ratio 10 have s preference.
 We contend that under this Statute each county m the Territory is entitled at least to one Representative and one Councilman whether they have enough population to reach the ratio or not. By the expression leach county in the Territory shall be s Council ana Representative District" thC Legislature evidently meant to say that nc county shall be deprived of its represents tion Tn either house by reason of its sparse population. We regard the duty of ihc Governor in this connection to be a plain one, viz, to first apporiion and Councilmar and one Representative to each county which will leave five Couuci men and seven teen Representatives to be appOrtioneC among the several counties that have sui ficient population ;o enti'le them to repre- sentation, pro rata, upon the aggregat, population, after d:ductIng the population of the counties that are short This seem. to be the only fair construction to be pIsced EPon the law.
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Notice of Application for Patent.
T.. a. LAND OFFICE, NFu-a. TT N..a.- ca N.aI

PREscoTI, A. T. July 28. Isse.l
 NOTICE is berrtv given that NA-HSrEL Ross, whc se Territory his day nled hs application for q. Patent for Fifteen Hundred ti5nol linear fest of tls Savage Mine ven, bearing precious metals with facs ground Four Hundred t+co feet n width, situate, lying and being in the HAs-ay4inpa Mining District iayapai County, Arizona Territory, and known and design tei by the Field Notes and OfcSl Plat file this Ufce Lot No 42 in the UHsureyed Lands of te United Sates. ne said lot No. e being described folloxz, to-sit: Variation l4 dss. min. kast.
 Beginning ai location monument. thence V. e deg. Si mn F. along the course of the vein So f to nsni of ct ne ou North boundary Inc.
 Theace \. 4G asg. 5o mn. W. dong boundary of clam So1 feet to \. W. corner of claim where ts sst fa in the ground slaie rock lexl2xs Incfes. nl irked \. V. No. l. and fuiit aOund O, hOunsa 0f claim l51o ft 10 ol claim, vhere is set ln the ground slate stone laxsxs ncbes marked s. No ], and is built mound of rock 2ls ft high. Thence = e deg. 3l min along south bout dsry of claim 4s ft f. clain where i- set s in the ground granite stone lsxisKiS inches. msTked on north tide No III, and on eide sbuB mound of stone zit fl high Thence ls deg So min. F. along F boundary of claim 1890 feetto x E. of claim, where s n the ground a sa rock l4xl xs inches, marked <. V No s Ard is built round of stone zls II high.
 Prom this corner .he [. E. Mineral Monument No I , Hassay yAmpa District, established iH Is7,. bears \. ss deg S. mia. F. eo.SS-i01 chains die ant. Also Monument No 2, estabhshihg 2 cor Of Geni. KAutz mining claim, Lot No q, bears lS9 ft stAIt. Thence te deg. a min. W. loo q To monument of north boundary and place beginning. Con- tainng IS .T7-loo re-
 Yavspai County A. T. iu Book q. C of mines Page ZST. Any and all P-r-ons ch inning advtrsely sty DOT ton of said AIne said mining ground here iDhefOrs deseiib required their adv-rre claim the Territory of Arizona during the sirfy days r>od publication hereof. they vi be rr-d by ytrtne of
 WILLIAM \: KELLY,
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A Dangerous Rock.

A California exchange has called atten- tion 10 phase of the present campaign which IS worthy of the thoughtful coa- sideration of every man who has his coun- try's interest at heart. It is an undenisblc fact that every State that IS certain for Han cock. would be just as certain for Jeff Davis, were he the nominee instead of Hancock.
 In ,he States set down as doubtful, the Democrats have, ID most instances, Domi- hated men ss candidates for electors who wuuid vastly prefer Davis, or any other pronounced confederate, 10 Hancock. Now suppose it possible for them to carry enough doubtful States to add 60 the solid South and make majority of ali the electoral votes in the Union. Does any man Tn hls senses believe that under shch q condition of affairs, Hancock or any other Federal officer or man with loyal record, would receive a single electoral vote. It is not at all probable. The Coniederates, seeing their opportunity, would only be too glad to drop Hancock and cast their vote for Jeff Davis, looms, Wade Hampton, or some other eminent traitor to his country.
 Take, for instance, the State of California, for the sake of the argument, and suppose it possible for Democracy to carry II at the election in November, winch, of course, they cannot do, but suppose it to be possible, and does any body believe that Genera David s. Terry, the murderer of BrodericS, and the avowed enemy of ihe Union ana Union men, would throw away the oppor- tuniry to cast his vote as an elector from California, for Jeff Davis, with whom he fought in the rebellion, and to whom he is indebted for hIs title of General, in prefer ence to Hancock, against whom he and his confederate friends fought, and who has no afiilliatIon Tn democracy except in name
 We say it is dangerous rock, and one that should be avoided.
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Mohave County Republican Convention.

Pursuant to call the Republicans of honave County assembled al the Court House, Mineral Park, at . D. m. Saturday, July 24th. W. II Hardy was unanimously eicctcd Chairman, and J. J. Hyde. Secre- tary of the meeting The Committee on resolutions reported the following winch were unanimously adopted:
 RESOLVED, That we. the Republicans of Mohave County in convention assembled, hall with joy this opportunity of again re- newing our pledge of fealty to our country, and our devotion to the principles of the Republican party; and
 RESOLVED, That the Republicans of Mo- have Couuy heartily endorse the move ment oi the Republicans in Arizona in or ganizIng the party and preparing for the nomination of a candidate for Delegate to Congress and'a Superintendent of Public lns'rGciion; rnd
 RESOLVED. That we will heartily endorse the nominee of the Phenix Convention, but We take pleasure in expressing our prefer ence for M. W. Stewart as our standard bearer, as Delegate to Congress at the en- suing election; and
 RESOLVED, That We hereby instruc. the delegates to the Phenix Convention to Use all honorable means to procure his nomi- nation.
 The Chairman declared that nominations for two delegates to represent this county at the Territorial Convention were in order.
 w. Il. Hardy anu A. E. Davis were placed in nomination, and on motion were declared unanimously elected
 On motion committee of seven, to be known as the Republican County Commit tee, was elected. The following gentlemen compose the committee: Henry Cauchman and Gurus Brooks of Signal; D. Southwick of Stockton, ana B. II. Spear, A. Com.tock J. Stein and J. J. Hyde of Mineral Park.
 On motion the county committee was empowered to solicit subscriptions. purchase an American flag and erect a suitable flag s:aff
 After some rousing speeches by Prof. Martin, of Santa Rosa, A. F.. Davls, w G BIakely and otheIs the meeting adjourned.
 Immediately afterwards the county com = South wick, Chairman. E. II. Spear, Treas urer and J. J. Hyde, Secretary. The necessary steps to procuring the flag etc, were immediately taken, and the iol- lowing subscription list circulated for about 10 minutes, resulting in about SlJ0 being collected.
 SUBSCRIPTION LIST. We, the undersigned citiz:ns, agree 10 pay 10 B. H. Spear, Treasurer of the Repub- lican County Committee, the sums set op- posite our respective names, for the pur- pose of procuring an American flag and the necessary fittings thereto, anu for such other campaign purposes as tue committee may see fir.
 w II. Hardy S10; B II Spear 10; A E Davls 10: II White 20; W Stephenson ]: Geo Peterman ,: John Steen j; W A Jones J: D SouthWick j krider Bros ,; A Smith ?; C W Fehr 2.j0; W Biakely ? l. Lassell , ! K Mckenzie 2.JJ; C Gu zine ,; L Davidson 5 and many others.
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>o,ice of Application sor Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

frescous A Is %uit Esr IN o t' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NATHANIEL W Ross, whs-e P. e. sddress is PbeniI. Mzrieopa etaty Territory. has fhs day fled his appli- cation for patent for fteen hundred i5oi linear feet General Ssuf= mine V~in. bearing prrtous metals, ~ith sHrfaer -f 0und slr hundred tsN feet in widsh situate tfag and bens is the Hssss sura MiB ing pisirist County of YsyaPAi ssd Trrtory af Ari sona and known and designated hy the re n0ts and oflal plat ale ir this of ce. Lot Sa fi, su unsur~eyedlands. pllc lands ef United states the No q being aescribed folios to vii: Va riatior, la des. min. East. ....-a.. -.1-.
 Beginning al Iocati jl xonnmeni al Sw corner of shaft. Thsncc ' 8 deg Si1 feet to mouumeit on centre of ~s-t boundary of claim. Thence Ss deg. W along s e-t boundary of claim, seven hundred and nfty (753J feet to sw corner Of claim where IS get in tie ground slAte stone i+xtoSS ehes markell q No and is erected mound of stone. 3l. feet hIgh from which oak. ii. in diameter, beArs \ deg, e fee distant. pine, A h. tn dismeser, bears h6 des e- feel distant. fhense 51 deg, E along s boundary of cla m sa :eez 10 sB of claim, where s eel q in the ground Eiste stone, 14k fxg narked q So. 2, rud os side ts built moand ef stone. 2s- feet hiEs. Thence 55 des F, sisrg F boundary of caitn l5ss0 10 F Sf claim. where is set iD the grusnd granite stone l4xlex 10 inches. nayked So- J and i- bud. m riid of 2iS feet high. ...-- ..5 ss--- s,. From thi, corner r mineral lrnquument, No Has ssyarpa dist, established in is71, bears 54 deg. s2 so-ius chains distant. , h nee 52 deg. along- North boundary of caim ( q feet ea N W corner af claim. where s se . in the ground slate stone iSxiGx I0 inches. marked e II No. ls built mound of stoDe ets feet high Thence s deg, W. along West boundary of cz,u sg fs~s to mound of centre Sf West boundary and place Of beginning, containing in the Recorders oftee of 1avapsi uouufy, <. IT, tp Book 9 of Mines. Pagss lee. l6l and ls2.
 Any snd ell persons claiming sdyerSey any portion of said General kanz mine Of ssid mining ground her
 nisfoFe ds=critsd. required t0 nL rher adverse clam with the Hegi-.er of the q. \. Land 5cs, Prescott, in the Territory of Arizona, during the se sy virtue of the pr0yisapns of the stainie. jyz-s'dl WiLntAH \. K-Lf.Y. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
Notice ot Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
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 PKEsCoTT, \. T. JULY, G3d. isso. NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT NATHANIEL ~ hoHs, whose r. q. address ls PbsniH. Msricopa County. ArEoaa eFritory, has this day aed his a- piie ton for '. \. latent for Ffieen Hundred sae, iusesr feet of the Mono Mining Cnin or vein bearing precious netAs with surface ground scozss' feet ia width, situate. lying snd being tn the HAs-sykmpA Mining Disrist County of YSvapai. and Territory of Arizona and known aud ds-ignst-d hy the Feld Notes and DfclA Plat of survey He iE thls Ofhoe Lot No. g in the Unsurveyed Lands of United states. The sAii Lot No t3 being described foOss to-xff Variation is deg min Ea-t- -- BesinI ing at Location Monument, ths nee xs deg along the ot the vein 3o feet of Iaan meTt. V boundary of claim. Thence q des. asg min. Ess; along boundary of this cain, and fhe south boundary of the Pine Tree clam, the latter prior ioosfion Fo feei to sE Of eAim vterr ,, iB the ground granite stone, marked V. So, 1. idxsIs inches. and i~ bit mound Of stone l k.gh Thence ss. deg. along boundary of cam iss e tO sE of claim, xh-re - ss; a in the ground . granite stone i2x l2II3 iHchss, mzrEei V No 2 and l. huilt mound of stone 9is fi high.
 Thence ss 90 min. W along boundary of claim SO f' is s~ of elsis. SsT. - s' in the ground granite st1ne 12xI2xl9 inches, marked N. No ;. and is built mound of stone 2's e high.
 Thehcs Ss deg. along west boundary risin 74s feet, where it iHtsrsecis He boundary of Savage Mining claim. Lot No e. where is set in te srosbd granite stone lss f0xin inches, marked N. No aud l. built mound of stoae 2i. ft Bizn.
 Thence S f3 deg U mia. ' sl0ng boundary line be iseen Savage and aoso aims l2ts feet Co point where the boundary of claim u'erssss East boundary of sse ii is therefore ~ cor of claim. where s eel ground I3rIhyrg ruak issiu1i9 Inch-- ked N. No.5 ard ls bult mound of ssuns 2t ft a .b From this oarusr ' ,. Nsnsra! A9aBmeot No !, HsssaysuVa nistritt, established Is77, bears sg deg. s2 min ', si ss-ilu cEiu- dstAEf Aso mgnu- nl-fst No C. e=tahisn tug NJ t1 TsyAge usi ming raim. bear .3 deg. 90 r 7s feet distant. Thsso. ts deg. s' ullu r. along boundary of claim loo ft to Mono on end Of claim and place of bezinning contai1ing is ssit= aTe-. This claim is r-coroed n the offoe of the Recorder of IEy.Fa county A. T. in Book Tof Mtuss Page so.
 Auy Eud al T-r-ons ciaiTnias ady@rseiJ TlFtiau of said fruo Mine -Aid naming ground A. hsrn;Bhfs fgr- d~crib required to fIs keif sf.srss .aiulf SI Ae Register of tae t. ias3 t.r ai Pres -Dt;. in .he Ie-ritor- ol Arizona tgflug tie sinfy asys sfed of ,ubhrA-ioH hereof. th~y st 5f barred hy frtus of ths provisions of ths ALsfuts--
 Vx.N KELLY, Register.
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To The Republicans.

The Democrats have organized in nearly all the counties of tho Territory, and are quietly, steadily ana effeetually working in the interest of their party. This being the case, it is quite essential that the Rcpubli- cans also commence operations in earnest and so engineer the machinery of the party that every man belonging to the Republi- can party now in the field, or. that may here after come into the tieid, for office, will come off victorious next November We have the timDer and all ;he implements with winch to build the bark that will sail across the land carrying the banner of success in- to the Republican rampsrts, and our advice is to see that the bark is built and used.
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Notice is Creditor,

In the Probate Court of the County of Ysvafs. and
 TeTrftSTf of Arizona. .-.:- x, --.- In the matter of The of Lis A. stsvena 1ecd.
 Notice fs her,sy given flAi TrSEes 4. stevsfzr inc rxecatri, Of .hs wH ot Lewis Stevens, sieCeasssl. having flied ia this Cc4rf her final Acccuf Execu- tiix Sfsfe-ad tot with her rspart snG pt;iUn soc1ruI.n ylng the same ssoSiDR her recep HBd ds sEsts sFd that ssis e-tst- is in condition for final seuss.t and 1isf rbaton- and Tfsyiug for tk@ settlement sud zil0saser of her szd aHi mt. aui for ori.r csaslng The administration siG sstst~ and disthuii0n of he EssidEe saeErof the EsrsosI= lawfully snfit-i RBjcr said ~lf And he uags of said GouFt having tSsi Monday. the 13d Day of suKu.f 1880 ai the hour 0f 70 o'clock us tsy, tho Frobsis Court Room in fre@ and Territory EforssaIs aia special term of said Co1rt then and thsrs to he Eosie1 the Lnss and rasoe for th setsuleEs of sAd nuk scc1uU7 and ths bearing of -aid pet.t %. AH tcssuu- aerez,t ID sad hereby uone thea and the7s 70 zpTsar and ~a-e tf ans they hase, -hy ~ld nis scist sbosld bs settled Hps allowed. agd tAe rgi-sStrs- ton of s-is e-tais cio=ea. and thv r.r thsTeUi as .rgsate ts uiy entitled sD1sr tsss ss45 vil. By order Hf Jhs Probate Judge.
 iu stfueas vbsfeof h.y~ hsrccufJ set uy har& - sud hnis ssJ tbe -ss ct s&ld Ir.bats ceu-t- thls
 'N'- l-4i day of Jug. I--s- ..
 JOSEPH '. EAEGAAVE, Ir5b4t- Jsige.
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Lost Note.

NOTICE To all whom it nay concern: Notice Is ~ hereby given that certain fromssOry Note. dated Giiett. \. T., June E. issi. payable sX months after date to Peter Arnold. Order, for the Of Three Hundred Dollsrs. vlth ieress st Der cent Ter month, signed WV. E. HOOPER Co.,. hy JOHN MCCONN ACHE, Attorney -iu-ftct lost between Cileit and the Tiger Mine, AhUui he 5th dsy Of June ISsO and all pcF-ons hereby further uotihed that ;hr said s vaineles for the that t given wiIhtut auy valuable consideration, and per negotiating for purchas the hereby hed that the Vi not be paid by he undersigned Any person fuug the said uue, may deliver the to Peter Arnold, Glett, 10 the undersigned, 6; ! heni1
 wN. B. HOOPER Co. iiys-s
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TEA Two KINDRED YEARS AGo.-The London Gazette of December lo 1880, has the foWlowiBg: These are 90 give notice to persons of quality that a small psrsel of most excellent tea is by accident fallen in to the hands of private persoO tD be sold : but, that none msy be disappointed, the low, est prlce is 90 shilliugs 8 pound, and noi any ;s be sod under pound weight, for which they are desired ,o bring a conven- tent box. Inquire at NIT. Thomas Eagles, st the kiUg's Head, iu St Jamcs' Market
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JAMES \. NccASDLEss, ,Flaisas.
 SAM. C. MILLER sn4 r. N. wIItiAus
 Ry virtus cf sa Ezs-aslsu la tss .s-xs satisssf case of the District GeuTt of fbs T trd tD disAi Distric,. Tsrrsesy 0f Arizona in sns ias ihs A. D. iss a. hy whlch eemsnsntsd Co make cf tbs ter.onal prc~Fy ef Inc shove named dssesfAass Fred N wilistns is sufhcisut esn is found; f shsH os his property the ef ope thousand. six hundred and eighsy-ne dollars and sseeiy scvea sEd nfthys one hsBdrsdfh~ dosisrs eosis sad sour-ein-s1t. io e-t.sr ~4th scruHg e-t-- Co srti-fy cad JasgDrEt Fasssg e. nud any peTsu@l TrO.esty heneins to said esf@Sd sxsxgft fTpsu fnsciln- hsfs lrVt-f upon f.asiAn os ia and to the fo3siag ecs tsd Irofrsy. lands aud prsmizes, Hifnate, uR srf beng tn te goanty ~ YsvsT.zi and Territory nf Ari1snss i-f. Al the right. dsls sad interest of fTei N- wi!liarts coflssiinR of disi del ntcreai cf eus hHnassd and isesy fesl sf. la sn1 Co u- FSft ai.r sass (. is sn4 fniuins l3is,is The rser l54>, ssstng of eizat hundred 'eai lt lea {t -f iis lode Iaes ted by psn O'Lezry. soEn L. tayiori lacs Nora aud Theiss stoIsson=f os ths 'ta dsS ci saouATy. isi and lYing aont tsa, His scsto rf t1e asccvery Leaau of said Tiser if,e. fgsr Mining btstrsei. he said clzr bztnE stsnfet O loan Islio %d others from the Unf,esi ssafss.
 w. Williams. of. aud to ths orisuai os aise' very IoeAes eAiu- ss tlss California LedEe or AiEins UeInFany in Inc af rrtsati stfr Mtias lsret, tas aid iscoxrry be sfsaa claim having been fafeEei to N .. Shsckies, \. D. DEsis aud othsrs. fsen the UEiied States " wisms af. in and to tho original Of discovery lo- cation claim ih1 War Eagle Le4e, siiAsea Ia the ir ashEw Mosstsns to Bradshaw Dls-TGt, s tls s4id Cyunfv Of YavAsszi ihr sad r3iang eta lSSsiion befUetgtsa t N J. Fonp kins o,hsts ty letiers. .assnf known Hs Min-1 al Ccstihcste, N To. =. 4th Al the right, fi- and taterest of tue esN Fred w. Williams ia to inc first scuth sxtsnsiea Sf the said War Eagle Lode, tho said exeEs4on having been patented to said Wtliams ami othera h. the United Sta.~s.
 ash Al tie right tti- sod tpsef-t of the s-fd 1rof w. Wiau- of and = The css sInai discovery ln- cation or claim the Compton Lode CT Ledge, situate, ing aud being in the Turk-y Cre~f Mining District, in sad County of avapa the said locAfi0u o claim having been located os V. w. Compton. ---s- Public notice is hereby given thAt on SATURDAY, JULY sI-t ts s F. o'eocb. VI. n fron' Of the Court House. in the to~n of Prescott in sAif County and Territory VIII ssi ss Public sale ta the highest bd der for cash. all the rght tls tnteress of t- ssid defendant of sn6 to the above dnscrbed property. and all tn. gh;- e and interest rhica the s1id de senlaut had there1n the sta day of November. A- ls7a or sf any sine, said Ets to sstisfy said ctsgion and all costs. -'<-
 JOS R. WALKER sHERITr.
 By l.. B. ST. IAMEs, DErvTrs E.
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Assessment Notice.

To l.. JEWELL: You hereby notified that l have expended eighty iSSel dohars in labor and in provemsnts upon the third south eIteusicn knoEn l.. B. Jewell Co.'S claim, on the Tiger mine, Tiger Mining District, County of Yavapa, Territory of Ari- zona, In order to hold said claim for the year irI9. and unlef you your share and proportion Of said within ninety days after the publication of this notice will claim forfeiture of your interest in s,d cl.im, by virtue of the provisions If Sec ion 324 of the Revised Statute. the United states
 JOSEPH F. HARGRAVE. Prescott, July 18th. 1sSO-3m
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snERIrF,s SALE.
In the District Court of the Tr Intlcal Distric of the Territory of Arizona. in and for Jlle
 County Of YavapaI.
JAMES il. ErKKs. Plaintiff


 WILLARD IIcE SSD fIcHAHD F.. ELLIOTT, psrtrsrs
 coing and carving business ia inc firm name of hIcK ELLIOTT. Defendants. '-Tz-t.. e.-s. DY VIRTUE OF AS EXECUTION IN THE ABOVE ID entitled issues of ths Dissrie Court of the Third Judicial D1sric Territory of Arzda n and for the CVaBfy ot Nssap day tested tha 21ss day of July lses. b3 rnca am nsd tornake nf fh. personal rr1perty of ths fboye-namsf stefeff- spts. Wtlhfrd Rce ami Efchart r.. EI6otr, If sufhce cut can be foslnd; If then of their real property Q of five nuusr q and niIety and gsiUo ss99 aa-i09. de=rs rsss and disbursements together with sccrung c-ts s safisfy said iudgucut- Failing to h3d any Ye Eonaf rEoperty nelonging to said deeadauts, exempt from sxrcsion, have levied upen and seized al the right, q le and h. terests of i'd deieudRhts Of iB and the following dsssn ed pToTsry. isBds sud premisf. sitate lying and being n tae eotniy sf YaiaIai and Territory of Arizona. vi-.:
 All he rght title and interests of said Willard Itre and K chard r. Bott. of in and tS fbat certain m- ing calm lode Of gold and silver bearing rcck and kBOSn as the Aguz fria !d sisnate . n- and being tn ihr Aga irts mining ditrc' q. tir rynay of as- apa in the Territory of Arizona and iccated by Will lard Rice. r. kchsrgsou. R. T.. EIlott, N B tower. and b J dsrr December % n, iS7s. and eantaiBg is00 feet. situated about 8s iEi from A.ua FIi2 ranch. Public notice ik hereiy given that on
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Assessment Notice.

To \. J. MOORE:
 Ton are hereny notifed that have expended on. hundred dollars iii labor and improvements. upon the Thorne Claim CrosscIt Lode Humbus District. IBva- pli County Arizona in order o hold the said premise, under tine provisions of Section @ Revised Statutes of the United states and if within ninety days after this not by publication. you fail refuse to con tribute your proportion of such exienditurr CO., owner, your interests in said claim w1ll become the property of the subscriber, under said Section 224
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, \. T. Nsy 7th, Is.0.-sod.