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, 1881-02-11
ASSESSMENT NO. 0.
The Puget Sound Iron Company.


Location of principal place OF business,
Port Townsend, Jefferson county,
Washington Territory.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
IN that at meeting OF the Board of
Trustees held on the 9Th day OF February,
A. b. 1881, an assessment ot five cents TO
the share. was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation pryable immedl-
ately, in L. ). Gold Coin to the Treasurer
at his office, No. 32S Montgomery street,
san Francisco California, or to the Secre-
tary at his office IN Port Ludlow, Wash
ingtOn Territory.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day Of
February A. d. 1881, will be delinqnent
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment Is made before the
day named tor the sale thereof. the same,
or so many shares thereof as will be nsCes-
sary, will be- sold to pay delinquent ASSESS
ments, together with the expenses OF all
yertiSng aud the costs of the sale
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
LOUIS POOLE.
Secretary.
Ohlce-Port Ludlow, JelIersou {, un,y,
Washington Territory.
Dated, Feb. lOlh. lSSl. j2;t2
, 1881-02-11

MARRIED.-In this city, Feb. 10, 1881,
by Rev. w. |. Cosper, Mr.. Alfred A.
Plummer, Jr., aud Miss Kate Hill, all OF
Port Townsend. The parties to this mat
rimon,al compact belong to two OF the
JIuest and most highly respected families
of the place. On account of their many
estimable qualities, they can count enthu-
siastic and steadiast friends by the score.
Mr.. Plummer has been regarded as a ris-
ing young man for several years, having
BY his upright course aud business quail
tications acquired a handsome start in
worldly goods. As a salesman and book
keeper, he has no superior on Puget
Sound, and, as purser of the North Pa
cifc, which position he has held Tor sew
.eral months, he has been found as capable
and faithful as might have been expected.
The confidence and esteem OF his fellow
men has therefore been fully earned. Miss
Hill, daughter OF DR.. n. d. Hill, our es-
timablc dispenser Of drugs, has endeared
herself to large circle Of friends, not
oHly by her charming ways but by her
marked accomplishments and deeds of
kindness that could only eminate from a
warm heart If our heartiest wishes for
the happiness oftheseyoung people can Sc
cure them freedom from ''carping care and
sorrows gloom" on the tempestuous sea
OF life, their bliss will certainly be un-
alloyed. After the ceremony. yesterday
morning grand reception was held at
the spacious parlors of the brides parents,
and the number OF eager friends attend
ing produced literal jam. Refresh
ments were served in an adjoining room,
where the Doctors tables fairly groaaed
beneath the loads of the choicest eatabes.
At II, A. NJ, the bridal party left for up
the Sound.
, 1881-02-11

WE were favored this week with call.
from Rev NJ. Eells. OF Skokomi5h, and
Mrs. Lotzgazelle, of Dungcness.
Mr.. Eisenbeis' building, for the Gross
Bros, is assuming quite metropolitan
appearance.
DIED.-At Union City, Feb 9Th, Mr.
Harrison Hall, aged fifty years.
CAPT. L. VI. Starr has has returned 10
the Sound.
, 1881-02-11
Notice /!
TO THOSE WISHING TO BUY.

TO THOSE WISHING TO BUY,
A good improved farm Tor safe. Nearly
all good bottom land.
% ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION,
And 20 acres in pasture. Good chance for
Dairy; I miles from Port Ludlow; miles
from Port Discovery; 9 miles from the
Iron mines w. = OF NV. 4, and n.
y Of S.W. q ~ section No 3, Township
No. 2s, North, Range No. West.
twill sell for 100 dollars. Give good
title.
gro. W. BLAKE, Port Townsend.
Harness and saddery shop, between
Eisenbeis' and Gerrish's stores. i9:ti
, 1881-02-11
Wanted !

A good farm hand who understands
milking COWS. A farmer In Clallam cOun-
ty offers $25 per month and board from
now till next December. For further par
ticulars apply at the ARGUS office.
, 1881-02-11
MILITARY TELEGRAPH.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TnE CHIEF SlGNaL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. "a, 1881.

OFFICE OF the CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. "a, 1881.
JUDGE J. G. SWAN, NEAH BAY, W. T.
SIR:
BY direction OF the Chief Signal OH
Ger, have the honor to inform you' that
upon the request of Hon. Thomas ii.
Brents, estimates have been male to the
Hon. the Secretary Of War, tor the build
ing OF a telegraph line from Port Town.
send to Cape Flattery, Wash. Ter. with
the recommendation that the amount
asked for be appropriated.
In order that this Office may have nee
essary data rs to the character OF tile
country between these points, it Is re-
quested that you kindly furnish, at an
early date as possible, tee following infor-
mrtion: Roads and kind, whether run
ming through timber or open ground; ma
turc of soil. best kind of timber, suitable
for poles, probable cost of twenty-five
% feet poles, well barked, reasonably
straight and smooth, and not less than
A., inches in diameter at smaller end.
price Of laborers per day, distances be-
tween towns, postotfices, settlements &c.,
along the route to be followed by the line
tor each section; lst, from Port Townsend
to Port Discovery; 81, from Port Discoy'
cry to Dyngeness; I'd, from Dungeness tc
Port Angeles; 4th, from Port Angeles tc
Crescent Harbor; 9th, from Crescedt flar'
Dor to Twine river; 9th, from Twine
river to Clalam bay; 9TH, from Chlau
bay to Neah bay; Sth. from Neah bay tc
Cape Flattery, opposite Tatoosh Island
and even tor intermediate points ii thert
are such.
Any other useful information yon may
be able to give, will be gladly received, 81
that, in the event of the appropriation o
the amount asked for, this office may pro
ceed inteligently and complete the lint
with despatch. Very respectfully,
ROBERT CRAIG.
1st. It, 4th Artillery, ard 2. and d
officer, Signal service, U. S. A.
A letter similar in purport to thu
above has also been received by DR.
T. 7. Minor, President Of the Puge
Sound Telegraph Co. No measure
has been suggested that is of mor'
Importance to the commercial inter
ests of Puget Sound, and we trus
it will succeed. Mr.. Brents certain
ly is uhwearied in his efforts to fur
ther the interests of the Territory
and deserves all praise for his promp
and efficient action in behalf Of
telegraph nhe to Cape Flattery
Judge Swan will at once take step
to obtain and forward the necessar,
information. He feels justly graft
fed that his views, long since ex'
pressed, ill favor Of this move, ant
his earnest labor in its behalf are a
las: about to be crowned with thei
legitimate fruition.
, 1881-02-11
GOOD FARM TO LET.

The place known as the "Hastings
Farm" situated within mile of Port
Townsend, Is to rent for one or more
years. For any information apply to L..
B. Hastings, Jr., Port Townsend. 52ti.
, 1881-02-11
FARMERS, ATTENTION !
Saddle & Harness Shop,

Call and see tDe Boss improved PaEen
Colt breaking harness.
tS- All kinds Of repairs done to har-
ness. at living rates. Harness made to
order. Saddles will be- sold at way
down" prices.
GEORGE ". BLAKE, Proprietor.
Next door to Pioneer Bakery.
Port Townsend, W. 7.
, 1881-02-11

THE Seattle "F'in Back" is now
tri.weekly, and is published ty
Messrs. Bowman & Austin, late (
the East. Stewart & Ebersold still
conduct the Job office.
, 1881-02-11
M OF ICE,

All persons having bills against the
schooner Mist will please present them at
once for settlement, at my office in Port
Townsend. HENRY LANDEs.
, 1881-02-11

STANLEY Mathews has been ap-
pointed TO succeed Justice Swaine,
Of the United States Supreme Court,
who resigned on the 25th alt.
, 1881-02-11

i8" Mr.. Korter has made a nico
improvement in his barber.shop. We
venture to say that be has shop as
neatly fitted up as any on the Sound.
He has also fitted up bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
done his best to have one Of tho On.
est shops, and is master Of his pro
fession.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16
'SunEllOms.


In Justices court Globe Precinct, ella
County, Territory a. kTizo0a
j q Eaton 3 hioRzo bailey doing bud-
ness 10 said Globe IS partners under tie
firm nanie and stylc 81
Eaton s Bailey, Elainii1s, 0aw er,.,,o,.
ss ten ~ '7 y,
Sara II wildly, Defendant + ~
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting
10 sam IA. Wildly
lcn are hereby sumDoued e. appear be-
fore I1e 40 my office Ia 6Iuhe in said Globe
Precint ~ I 0 o'clock a. M. on the ol's day Of
June 1881. ID pa action brought aeaiBst You
by said plaintiffs 70 answer the conpiaini 81
tie above named plainlif. Said eeti0n Is
Brought 70 re,.8qer irons you ihe sum foue
Hundred aud Five 4D-l98 i1oisars for goods
wares and nercbandise sold and delivered
BIS them 10 VOC At yonr request and iudg-
nenE wIii be irken aga nst YOU for the said
sh0unf, together with eosfs 81 lhis suit If
you fnl 20 appear and answer.
10 tic sheriff 81 any Constable Of said
county, greeting make legal service and due
return thereof
Given urder my band CHS sth day 81
April 1881 g. A. SWASt.I-
Justice 81 the Peace Of said Precinet.
apl L6-ts
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16
sd 80 Agencr


1Be following statement viii he found
interesting: The amount Of beef lsed al
Tie San Carlos Indian Agency, annually.
is 100000 lbs. The Colorado Agency
uses 100000 lbs. By request Of Col. TIla
ny the Department specify in their con
tracts that all ef the cattle furnished shall
be raised in this Territory Il insurcs
better beef, loo. as when hey are driven
long distances they gel fooIsore, thin aud
feserish. No bulls orsEags are received,
while one-fonrIhof Tie whole nUmber may
be cows The object in taking 50 many
COWS is. We presume. to give them in lieu
Of raiions 70 such Of the Indians as desire
70 raise stock. Quite large numfer Of
them have good nerds now 100000 lbs.
Of hour are used at San Carlos, all OF
which must be grown in places contigu
Gus to the places Of delivery. 1t must be
straight. full stock, Of good sound wheat
and each sixty peunds Of wheat must be
ground down to forty-three pounds Of
-four. 5000 lbs. Of tobacco are used al San
Carlos, sal Of which IS Of fine quality aud
put up ii two o.. sacks. Il takes $1,000
lbs. Of medium quality, granulatca sugar
to swecten the Apaclles. Il viii he seen
by the foregoing that Col Tiffany. sheSan
Carlos Indian agent, has made sach rec
concentrations 20 The Department ut Wash
inston as must be If great advantage "a
orr cattle men and farmers. and BID is en-.
ti;led 10 great credit for il We have been
hearty endorsers Of C9l. Tiffany methods
Of treating the Indians He is trying to
make them self sustaining and self help
full The number Of FARMERS among 4hem
is increasing in proportion 70 the number
Of acres Of land that are being irrigated
The acreage this year is greatly ia excess
of last year. The young Indians are lie
ing educated Tie whole of them arc
much attached 10 the Col. We want TO
see tie authorities 81 Washington give
him every opportunity 70 carry on lis
work. We are little selfish IN this mat
ter We are only handful Of white pee.
pie il this town and district. aud cur in
seFests and lives are largely bound up in
tie successful management of our red
neigbbors Col Tisaay's management
has been. and IS succcsssfnl, ami We are
aisterly opposed % sag course Of ac8oDon
The part Of Use general government that
would interfere with hin.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16
Summons.

Ia Justices Court. Gioie Precinct. ella
county, TerriiOryof Arizona.
A. a. Hackney. Plaintiff. ~. a..
vs.. Az y 80 -. -,
Sam ri. Wildly, drfenuant. ~
The Territory % ARIZONA sends greeting
10 Sam II Wildly
You are here Summoned 10 appear before
ire ID my oi.iee IN Globe in sai Globe Pre-
cincf at 10 o'el0ek a. "a. on the 8th day Of
.is - nan sefi"f hreiight agssia-t yeu
bs sHid plaiutiH - answer the complaint 81
tie above named paipiit Said action is
brDu-ht 70 recover fToRi YOU the SUM OF
Fifty ho-l00 Dollars COR labor and service to-
wiz printing and Judgment win be taken
sg;silist you tor said amount together with
costs Of this salt u you fail q appear and
answer.
To the Shonf or any Constable of said
County greeting. make legal service aud
tue Feluru thereof.
Giycn under by hand This s,h day Of
April 1851 &. Al SWA>EI,
Jilrlice Of ihe Petee Of said Globe Precinct
AL I6-4
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Go 10 Ruckalew & 0choas for fine hat
Potatoes at Henderson,, By the tor, Al
railroad prices-
Just received al Buckalew & Ocboa's a
fine lot Of Straw Hats
Hard and dry Wood for sale ct the o
< Corral. by tie cord or load
Bm-kalew & Ocboa have just received a
ear load Of Falls Milwaukee Beer.
The finest assortment Of Lamps and
Chandeliers can Be found At Baton &
Bailey's.
Henderson has just received half a car
load Of Hercules Powder, which be will
sell at lowest prices.
=. W Westneyer received this week
new invoices Of Groceries, Boots. Shoes
Hats aud fancy goods.
Eaton Z Bailey bave iast received the
finest assortment Of CsockeEy ever brought
in this market. They are marked low
down
Hitchcock s Co. have A splendid assert
ment Of holiday gooas new and fresh.
Albums. Vases Perfumes, Soaps. &c. III
You want 70 give yonr sweetheart some
thing go 70 Hitchcock 8 COS and buy il.
II is not necessary 10 buy your supplies
~ the ton orear load Of Eaton & Bailey.
They break packages and cell Just what
gou want aud As cheap as If taken IN
sulk.
At the Los Anecles Fruit Depot Il large
md choice selection Of fresh Ftnii, Buaes,
Eggs, Cheese Honey, Candies, Nuts and
'auey Groceries can he found constantly /
N hand Please call and examine their
soods before purchasing elsewhere
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16
Npeeimens fren 80 RasIn.


Il IS expected that the Nash property.
which has quite a reputation. win be sold.
or rather half Of ii. for $1,000. The party
70 whom il wss offered. expressed his deter.
mination to take II. II the sale goes, the
Golden stas Mill. now en- Gave Greek will
be put upon the Nash mine, and ore cr,ish
iag y II be The order Of the day. There
Is shaft on the mine 05 feet deep, and
about 20 feet Of drifts. The whole Of the
workings are in ore; breasts in the drifts
are exceptionally fine. The owners took
out sf200 IN 80 days works with two ar.
rastras.
The Excursion" mine owned b. some
Eastern Capitalists and Birch and SIC
Douell, is good property, has sbaf; 60
feet deep, and 90 tons Of good ore On tie
dump The ore averages well enough to
induce the owners. who are all on the
ground, 10 put mp a mill, soon.
The eLi;tle Giant, owned bg whitman
Bros, and Drake, has two shafts on II, one
20 feet and tieoiher s. Both Shafts are
on tie ledge. which IS two feet thick. and
carries pay streak over foot thick aud
everaging so per ton The lead is trace.
able for 1000 feet, and prospects we'll for
Il. entire length.
The owners Of the Gown mine have
sent for a battery ard pans for their new
water power quartz mill Tie mine
lustifies its erection Gray and Caldwell
Uncle Joel have some good properties
upon which they are working.
The 0'Dougberss BIDS fairto be one Of
the first mines in Arizona. There is
shaft on it l05 feet deep. aud in splendid
ore.
The House and Rouse mine is looking
well and toe owners are expecting to sell
shortly Negotiations are pending
Tie Tonic Basin people arc 1t work
on lie Reno road, hxing it 10 % that
teams can travel over il. This Is the road
slsai cost $l29a9 and as Capt. Sharp and.
vixen it was made, a good Trail vas spoil I
ed.
The plentiful supply Of water ia The
Sail River and IS tributaries. IS q source /
Of joy % tile people u Tonic Basin. I
Grass IS growing loxoFlanils formers
have no fears Of a scarcity 81 waieF Or
poor cgnp and the miners see cheaper sup.
plies ahead.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

spssiai - sltvna Blas-l
Cu1o, April It-Lalest returns state
that 5000 persons were killed and 10000
injured BY earthquake 1t Nevita. Two
hundred siilsd By violent shock Mon
day, great number OF inhabitants emf
grating.
IIosroS, April is.-Annual report Of Of
feers Of Atchison, Topeka & SANTA Fe
railroad shows gross earnings Of past year
to l,e $500. 975. less operating expenses
and taxes &z,e4a. s05-olher deductions
and expenses including seven ard half
per cent in dividends. hxed charges, rem
tails &c. aggregate Ss,s7s, esq, leaving q
surplus u s9fl,7l5
BtooMpInD, N. NJ. April 15.-Ike
stockions gang are again raidiBg Alamos
valley indictments for horse aud cattle
stealing have been found against mem
bers Of Tie gang lg District Court and
warrants have been placed IN hands of
sheriff Of Rio Arabia country for service.
Gov Wallace viii send acquisitions 10
Pitkin Of Colorado 20 cooperate and cap
sure them. Military companies are or.
gnnizing to aid deputy sheriff
ST. PEgEnsBUaa. April i5.-All the
Nibl.ists implicated ia he assassination
Il the Ger except Hessy Helfmann, who
Is 81 cfenfs and whose execution will be-
delayed until after confinement were
haneed at 10 o'clock this morning. Mich
aelolEsky's rope broke twice, order Was
not disturbed, an immense concourse Of
spectators were present
T0csoE, april I5.-This city is at pres
ent blessed with two sherilTs. Supreme
Court Of Territory few days ago dismissed
appcal Of sheriff Sbihell. Paul made de-
inand upon deputy sheriff. Ward. IL alb
-ence Of the sheriff. for surrender Of office
AID papers, but being refused. opened an
office Of his own aud proceeded to perform
Ihe duties Of sheriff.
WAsHIEoroS. April l5-State dinner
70 dag al the White House was enliFrned /
b. book aad soda water and something /
tf0Dxer "f0r The stomach sake Thef
English Minister from having embibed-
90 much 'all-and al, Committed an IN
discretion by Insisting upon a game OF
exp frog % which unsecnIY pr0culenr.
Mrs. Garfield most sfrenn0usly objected
,nless tbe portrait of AIRS. Hayes was re
lersed the face to the wall.
NEW ORLEANS, April .Adyicrs from
,itg Of Mexico April 7, STATE that General
3ranf and Senior Romero arrived there
hat mofning The incorporatoTs i.ans
erred The fanchise for a railroad tom
.lontezuma % Monte Rey a. Palmer and
sullivan and contract Tor construction of
o1a Is made to ex Gcvernor Pachcco and
1oi. Lewis Of California. in interes: Of
'opolovampa railrosd 4 is stated Lat
TX Thousand laborers have heen discbarg-
q from Palmer and Sullivan road.
WAsnNoToN, April l0-Chances for
freak ~ dead lock in SENATE considerably
sss promising than few days ago
SAN FEANcIsco, April 15.-Peck mining
capany levied an assessment Of one dol
AZ share.
MkDRrD. april f5-A laree petard ex-
loded atdogf Of the Cbarch Of Santa Ma-
ia, while the ediice was faIi Of worship
IS. Door aamaked -nohOdy hurt
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

TsfE old Board of Supervisors finished
their work yesterday and having exaHlin
ed and approved ilie bends Of the incom
ing officials retired Tie new Board
Smith. Danfonh and Westmeyer com
menced their amics last night ]. 4
Smith WIS elccled chairman. aud John j
Harlow, clerk. The law requires that one
Of the members 81 The Beard shall hole
over for four years, aud that It shall be
decided by ballot z. Westme5er woB-
several bills were presented, two for post
norton examinations. The formation Of
rad districts was considered and the
Beard thought it better ll,at The people
SHOULD petition them 70 create these dis
iricis: that is 10 say, that aithsn clearly
defined geographical lines iac people
should ask that the Board, create a district.
as for instance the country east q the
Apache range. another west from there to
Salt river and 50 on. The people would
10 sall 10 attend 70 this al once.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Cart STERLIsG's last round up Of IN
dians in Globe, resulted in his securing
thirteen persons. They are now serving a
thirty days sentence Tor leaving The reser-
Felion without permission. on The same
day Apache scouts conveyed nine women.
and children. and four men fIumas} who
had been absent from the Agcacy since i
vas under the charge Of John P Clum.
They were captured near Fort Mcdowell,
and are now in 1be guard house.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

NR- r S. Love has been appointed
clerk Of The District Court for the County
Of Cha. Mr. Long impresses US very fa-
vorably, and i We are to have al outsider
10 that position, We arc pleased 10 have
him; but We think Judge Porter would
haye raised himself in The opinion Of our
people had he been courteous enough TO
appoint a man from among ourselves.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16
GL0BE DISTRICT.
Mining News.


ne understand Chat 72 TASKS Of quick.
silver were received by he Golden Eagle
thinning company This week. If 50. it
argues the resumption, at an carly day. Of
Operations At both mill and mine.
The DemocFat mine, owned hy Holmes
< Lowiher, IS looking we'll The tunnel
on Tie main vein is 10 30 feet Tie shaft
on lie central vein IS down 20 feet. and
The shaft IN Tie frst vein (tbere SIRE three Of
them) is down u feet. All sbe work
has been done ia ore Quite recently an
Important strike Was made or the
main vein al some distance n E Of The
Other workings. The owners believe hey
nave bonanza.
Dr. Cooke j. up from he coal fields
ard reports considerable progress ID de
velopnseat. and improvement n quality Of
coal
J + Bawies. brother of tbe President
Of Tie Irene mining company Wis 10 have
left New York 90 ihe 2nd inst for Ibis
place - TAKE chsfge ~ tae c0IDpaBfs
properly. The proposition, We under
stand. is that if after examination be finds
the prospect win pisiify il, work viii be
commenced and llcsivcly prosecuted on
both mill and mine We hare faith IN
the Irene. and hope thar Ar Boales will
be satisfied with IL We hope. also, that
tie gentleman IS competent 70 form an
opinion.
Work las been recommended on he
Andy Campbell Il was suspended until
The owners arrassfaed some Of tie ore Al.
rcady out. The result proves The value Of
ibe mine, as ~ addition to what gold was
saved, there was fifteen dollars IN gold
and eight in silver in the lvilings. The
shaft is now do~n $ feet. aud shows a
seam two feel thick. There is considera.
hle Of sulphur IN the ere The property
y owned BY Johnsoo and Long.
Teams have commenced 70 haul ore
from the Pioneer South 10 the railroad for
shipmentie San Francisco.
Al ore furnace with Jacket for copper
smelling arrived in Globe on Monday for
The Carrie Copper Mining company. The I
furnace is Of iron. Il does not regaile
linihg as the ore itself coats The tuner sur
face and forms with lhe wafer which lies
between tie inner and outer skins Of The
jacket a perfect protection. The stack
" ii rest On iron plates, which are sup
ported BY columns resting upon j solid
stone foundation. The work Of erection
sill soon be commenced. The ore 10 he
reduced is carbonate, and easily workesi.
Mr.. G. + Zogbauin, a thoroughly plpei-
sal man, has charge Of the smelling opera
ion
Since the writing Of The article on the
irst page, in which reference was made to
jumping the julia mine. a rich strike has
seen made in IL Tie owners are jub-
ant. and the Jumpers waoi Il mere than
ever John iiise brought rs Samples Of
he ore this morning. and il there IS much
II j he and bis co.oWners certainly have
i bonanza
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16
Notice Of
Business.

Having determined to
Close out my Retail
business and to sell
nothing less than a
carload at a time, aud
further, as soon as
Congress declares Fl
nal creek navigable,
viii sell nothing less
than a steamship load
of 1000 tons at a time,
/ will until then sell
all broken packages at
1,795 per cent
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

An argument chat perhaps did not occur
70 oar Representative shen he was adpo-
eating the passage IF the 6iia County Dill
WAS admnGed By zone OF the boys, yes.
ter,iay. ne said he could look at a fight
aow without having 70 foot lis bills to
Florence and back as witness" Courts
near home are 4 conrenience.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

E-TTT[T y N U . TIIl-TIlV-T- I =
CHA COUNTY.
i, X. l.. Long. Clerk az the District Court
Of the Second Juiieial District Of srizona
Territory, m ana fer The county OF tiiin. do
hereby cert IS iaai William N Iowtiler
lwho has been elected Sheriff Of said (iila
County As ap,ears by d c.rt IL ate 81 elec-
ton issued hy the lsoaTi Of supervisors %
said tiiia County, on the 9Th lay Of april
1881. % hHD lIa- quaiiHed rs sheriff OF said
tiila County and nus given the security re-
qnIrcd ~ aw.
Given under ms hand and the seal Of said
Court tiis 18th day ol april 1881.
y g.. LONG.
Clerk Of District Court of i.se Second judi
ciai District 81 srizona Territory in and for
rhe County u ella. apl i6-tf