The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

legal demand from the SIcrln UT constable Of
 hls county, having an execution or attach
 Iaeut against such owner, and demands
 rodeo for levy or delivery of cattle But in
 other months o- the year, he shall be re- qu!red to collect his cattle upon the appli-
 cation of owners of cattle; procj td the party
 or parties applying for the rodeo shall pay the expenses thereof.
 SEc. C. Whenever the owner, agent or par
 ties i'll possession oI any cattle Or stock, shall
 desire to move such cattle OF stock from the range upon which they have been running for d space of one week or more, to another farm or range, distant thirty miles or more,
 he oT they small give a general rodeo as here
 Ill above required, in order that their neigh
 bois may take any cattle that they may have
 on such range ou; of the herd.
 SEC. :. When the cattle comprising such
 general rodeo, as required in sections one
 and SIX ot this Act, have been collected to-
 ge-ller, any stock owner or his agent, shall
 have the privilege of examining, to his satis-
 faction. the cattle so congregared, and to
 separate therefrom such belong tO him.
 The cattle 50 gathered shall not be dispersed
 until al the nei9tl6Orlng stOckmen shall
 have had time tO separate the cattle belong ing to them, but three days shall be deemed
 ample time.
 SEC. S. After the requirements of the above section have been complied with, the owners of the rOdeo may proceed to mark and brand his cattle, or drive the same to another range. as the case may be; but If he suspend his marking and branding for five days he shall be required to give new gen.
 eT;I rOdeo, 1t being understood, however,
 that he shal be obliged to mark his cattle
 and brand. at some time within the period prescribed in section one of this Act.
 SEC. Q II any stock-owner desires to
 rodco lis cattle al any time not prohibited
 by this Act, he may do so upon giving the
 notice required in section two of this Act
 SEC. 10. All unmarked meat cattle, the mothers Of which are unknown, shall be con
 sidered the property of the owner of the
 farm upon which they are found; prOriIed,
 tue Judge ol the Plains may award the prop | erty to other persons than the owner Of the farm or ranch upon which they are found,
 when satisfactory evidence shall have been
 presented to him that the person claiming
 tho property Is the real owner thereof
 SEC. II. No person shall be allowed at at any time, or under any circumstances, to run or drive cattle from the farm, ranch or range of another unless by the permission of ] the person III charge of the farm, ranch OF range from which he desires Uo drive; pro- ! c,de@. however, that the owner of cattle | from the farm, ranch or range of another, ! upon his giving personal notice thereof to l the person III charge Ui sucl farm, ranch or range, at the time of making such run or 1 drive.
 SEC. 12 No person shall be permitted to mark or brand any portion of the whole ot | hIs cattle at any u.her time or Tn any other manrer than IS prescribed ill this Act; pro- | r'de' however, that any stockman may have | the privilege ot marking or branding at hls principal watering places, or corrals, any cattle beloning to him at any time. i SEC l3 Nothing contained Ill this Act shall be SD construed as to prohibit the owner of stock from castrating the same at any time he may deem it necessary. SEc. II. All persons driving cattle ! t.lr.lI.h any stock farm or range of another shall cut out, from such bdtd or UtUtfu bciTrU ' driven by him or them. all stray or other i cattle which may get into such band, not be- ! longing tD the same. Such cattle shall be so cut out and left at the first corral, ranch or watering place. after the same shall be known | to have come into said band.
 SEc h. Every owner of stray bull, 1 that may be objectionable to the party on to whose range he has strayed, shall be re- qulrcd. within a reasonable time after notice has been given him, to remove said bull. Ii ! such owner neglect, fail or refuse to remove said bull. then the person on to whose range h. has stTayed shall have the privilege of cast.atiug such bull; and if such bull Is per mittyd by the owner thereof to stray on to such rang, three times within a month from the time the notice t. remove IS given, then ,ht owner O.. such range shall have the privi- le-c oi ca-tratlng su.h bull.
 SEc. l@. Any person who shall violate the provisions ot tAs Act. CT any of them. where there is no especial remedy provided, shall he declared guilty of a Inslemeanor. and upon conviction thereof, before a Jus ticc ,f rle Peace. shall be fined in a sum u,t less than one hundred nor more than ,hrcc hundred dollars, or imprisonment H. the county jail not less than one nor more than six months or by both such fine and In Trls"nmcut
 SE,. i1. All fines collected under the provisions of this Act shall l t paid into the School Fund oi the county wherein they are imposed.
 SEc Is. Whenever the majority of the stock ownors of any general neieAborhood shall desire that the Judge of the Plains shall take charge of the general rodeos re- quir-d, and those permitted in this Act, and procure herewith systematically through such general neighborh"od. then 1t shall be sufficient for such Judge of the Plans to . give notice in the manner prescribed Tn sec ton twr uf this Act of the time and place of commencing. together with the system which he shall adopt in such general rodeos; I and he may then proceed to give such 1 rOdros. II
 SEc. l9 All persons having less than , thirty head of cattle are exempt from the , of this Act, in so far as it com ( peis them to give general rodeo on their r farl OF ranch. ,
 SEr 70. The provisions of this Act shall , noJ apply to. or be in force in the counties I .f P,aal aud Naricopa.
 SIC 2i. Al Ac-s and parts of Acts in V c.u.i,. ,.itl tn;3 Act are hereby repealed r TAls Act shall take effect and he in force c .io.n and after the expiration oi six months ?. fran irs I:,s,,-e.
 Ap;to,,d ia,ciI 1th, 1881.
 The steamer Moha,e, which left here on i. Friday last, went up to Red Rock Gate, s where she met the Gila, and exchanged [ ,argcs. bringing back barge No. 3. Her load n consisted of II bars of bullion from the fl Southwestern and Lincoln Mining Company; Il 3J tons of ole ana concentrations from Min W .ral Park: a small Ut of hides and govern c nent supplies Her passenger list was as f. olows: Mrs Van Ness and three children. f.