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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
Mines, Mining, Etc.

l MOHAvE CoUNTY-Jackson McCrackin hai gone to examine what is said to be yer, good gold property in the northern part ol the county.
 Mir Robt. Keyser Is in Prescott, from tn, McCrscdn country, with specimens of rock from large ledges recently discovered by himself and partners.
 YAyAPAI COUNTY-The Santa Maria sec tion of our country Is coming to the front with very large ledges which carry gold silver and copper, some of which lodges vii soon be operated by Philadelphia capitalists
 Jas NJ. Baker informs us that copper bearing ledge recently found by Johnny Sullivan, in Black Hills district, looks very promising.
 Dr. Jones Is now on his way to develop the carbonate deposits of Cataract Creek dis trict
 The Iconociast mine, Black Canyon dis trict, is steadily improving. We consider it q very fine gold property.
 An expert Is now enroute from Washing t,n to look at group of silver mines ir Humbug district.
 Work on the Bully Bueno lode, Turkey Greek district, is said to be progressing ia vorabiy. rG..t
 Good news comes to us from the far East for Big Bug district. Prof. Blake will shortly arrive there to examine and report on the Lottie" Capital to work mines Is available, and the bloom" will shortly strike Big Bug
 The owners of gold mine in Black Hills are making money by crushing their rock in rastras.
 The Bodie mine, in Hassayampa district, Is promising property, one in which even a rich newspaper man would like to have an interc.t, It is not only rich in gold and silver, but in water, and who knows, whisky. r. NJ. Alexander, who Is cPeHing i; for a New York company, came here yesterday from the mine. Water is very plentiful in the 15-foot shaft. Another shaft, distant | 400 feet from the old one is, at depth pf Il feet, well supplied with water, something ike 100 gallons comes in every hour. This shaft is 5x7 feet; every inch of it is filled with pay rock. Hoisting works will have to be set up before the mine can be opened to any great depth,
 The Perry and ledge o~nsd by John Reese and others, are said to be good prop critics.
 The Crook mill IS crushing gold ores.
 The Homestead mine. Turkey Creek, is opening up finely. It is one of the proper. ties recently purchased by a Philadelphia company.
 JakeLinn, who gives promise of being almost as useful to us as was Uncle" Billy Pointer, Is down from Walker district. He was bilious, hut said the mines were looking we'll Will bring Us a report next time he comes.
 Among the Yavapai mining men now on the wing, We notice (. B. Foster, Superin- tendent of the Tiger, Mr. Simms, of the Sil- yer Belt, NIT. Griffin, of Turkey Creek, and MT. Craigue, of Peek, all on business.
 Professor Shipman has gone towards Mo have, and Hustler Riggs Is in the Black Hills.
 The talk is that the Goodwin mine, Turkey Creek district, Is soon to be sold. 1t IS good one
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
APPLICATION FOR PATENT:
|. s. LAND OFFICE.

|. s. LAND OFFICE,
 PAEscoTr, k- T. APRIL 1st 1881.
 Application for Pat:Et JOr dss PI>cRa Mining ClaiB Notee is hereby given that Nathaniel Ross, by hi, Attorney in fact, samuel > Shul whose pOstofOe 4d dress is Prescott IaVapai county, ArLola Territory has ihis day filed application for U. \. Patent for teen huue Ted t5UOt linear feet the F. lode, bearing gold and sNer, Siih surface ground six hun ored eIo ieet in Nidkr, situate ling being in Hts- saysmpa mining distr layapsi county rizonz er- rltory and desiguaed by the field notes and official al ID this office lot NJ A, UnsuTveyed Pulc Lan s, sad let No fl being d=scrioed fOl- lows, tO wit: rlafi1 1l IA deg u.iu East
 Beginning st location centre of E end of calm. Thence 45 des 3D min E, AsoDg NE end O. claim three hundred f30 fe- 10 NE corner { claim and L monument os, estzbAshing SE corner to Ssv. age mining claim -ot No 41, which Is granit stone lGxtox1D lIohes set 2 the gr un1. whi,h marked sIGs NO !, all Or ast side is a mound Of stone 2i. fee. h. gh. Fr, m tni- corner the U, Mineral tonunlsnt so l, HsssA anp1 Mnirg District, eaiab ished in 's77 beas 4s deg min East. l0a chAns disiant. Theme s 4S dag 3U min alorg g boundary of claim of claim fifteen hundred 5oo) feet to s cor rner of cialm where + q the Lround granite st I2xl2x!2 inches marAed 0 IL and on side Is built moIind of stone 2k feet gh Thence 46 deg 5 min aloUg SW md claim siK hundred tool feet tp sH corser of caiu where s set a in the ground Pr-nlts sone l2xl2xiO inehe-, mari ed No III, an1 cn West sd- but mounn f stone 2i. feet high Thence i3 deg along W boundary of claim fifteen hun q l5U feet to NV corner of cam where is .a the Ound slate rocs l6xl4xIe inches, marked No ", aud on Vest siCe is brl mound stone 2is :eet high. Thence 46 de 30 along N end of clam tht-e hundred tSO ieet to ocz ion mon- men a-d place beginning, co4taning 20 65lOo Any and all r-uu-c aiming adversely portion of said Rlsvua lode ground are required tsr adverse claim vifh the Re ter of the Land ono s Prescott. in tEe Territory of ArIzona, during tn, sixty days of publication her-o they W be barred bS virtue of the ststute. his claim Is of record in the office oi the County Recorder of of Mines, fo.io l57, l5S and I59.
 WILLIAM N, KELLY, Register.
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SuDl mons.

Tn the Distric, Cou-, of the Third Judicial District
 Territory of Ar.zonA, County of Yavapu. J. G. MCKENZIE, PiasLtin,
 
 Cumberland Gold and Silver S"ioH' Eo------ Mining Company, Defendant
 Action brough in the District Court of he Third Judicial strct in and for county of Yavapsi in Ee Territory of Arizona:
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Cum berland Gold and Silver Mining Company
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear In action brou ht against you by the abov, named plaintiff the Uistric; Court of the Third yu- deiA District and for the County of Yavspli. iu ne territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint ed wlih the clerk of ths Court Prescott, Dounty Ia copy of wh ch plsint accompanies thi. summons. within twenty days 1exclusve of the day of seEvIcel after the service upon of this n1ns, served iu this county but served of the county, and within ths district, then within thirty dAys other cases fnrty days.
 And you hereby notified tbst 1: you fa to appear and answer the complaint, above required, the aintf will ke defar.t and judgment against you for the of three hundred and hfty-four dollars with inter- st thereon at ten per cent per from the 18th day Of February, i. D 1884, and costs aud dis ours mel,ts in this h-hzf extended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said District SEAL Court, al F. escott, this 18th day February 1881. WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk. Churchill Aast~rson, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
LEGAL.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. s. LAND uIFICF-

U. s. LAND OFFICE Prescott, A. T.. April It, 1881. ' N0tiee of Application for GteaS for De TsrnoR Min sHs CIaim:
 Notice Is hereby given that Nsihanie Ross by his at to-Hey tn fact samuel $. ahu, whose pOstorsce ac- dress is Pr,sef Yayar county. Arizona Ter tory this day flied application U. $. Patent for nf .een hnnerei IS 0l aRear feet of the Vernon lode oe@rlIs gold aud slfer, with ground six hun dr fet III wd h. situate lylng and oeing in Hassa ysnpa Mining District, Yav4zi county Arizona Tern tors and dssnated bs the hed and official plat n l-e IT tLls o1ies a. ot No 45, in the ansuryeyed public lands Of the United States Said lot No 45 being deseribed a. folOSs, to vii: N4riA'Ion IA deg min
 
 Beginnin at location monument at centre of claim Thence 45 de@ B. min, three hundred fee. a unent of stone side boundary of claim initial pOi.t Tor survey exferior boundary. Thence x 4s degrees go min aundre1 and ty (7hOl feet along side boundary of claim to conner of claim, where ls set , m 2, oyIl granite stone lSxl4 l. inches, marked DY No l. snd slde l. Uuilf of stone. Thence 43 oe@ aG mn al ng NE end of calm FIR hundred f6OJl feet 10 NV of aim, where l. sci @ ID iee ground granite stone l4x 4xs lnches, mrrket DF IT and side is bulk moun,i of stone 2'; rect high. From this corner, monument No I, z Ia A~iug , h corner of storm Cloud Mining clAni tlot NoSa Pateated bears s5 deg 45 min E, 52 iet dista.t. From thIs corner the U. s. mine mouGfnent No HEsayl Inps Mining distr'ct, bears e. Tees 5 min- 6e 55 .00 oh ins distant. Thence
 4ti in along side bound ry of claim fifteen hun dred tl5 feet sw eorne- claim where is set T, n tle grOuld granite. stone I4XIOXs inches, marked DN III, and side is built mound Of 2i. feet high, Iheuee $ 4S Geg g. mn along eW end of an six hUDdTet (6i fee; sE of ci.In, where Is e 2 in The grolnd granite stone l2I2xI2 inches, marked DN ", and on side built mou' d of stone 2., feet hieh Thence 46 deg g. min along eide boundary of claim seven hun rel d fifty (75O) feet monument al center Of bodnGary of claim asd Lace of beginning containing 2 66lO aci es his clsim is of e5ri i sAe os the order of Yavapai Co. Arizona eTritory, III book of inning records pages I5s snd IsJ
 Any and all persoas c4t ing adversely any portop of said DeNrnn loce surface ground required to fife ther adverse claim with the Register of the U S. Land otee at Prescott rzcIa Territory, during the sixty days of Tubiest5 hereof, they vll be barred by virtue of the ; atufe
 WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION,
HEADQUARrERs DEPARrxxST OF ARIZONA.
 OFFICE oF CHIKF QUAHrERxAsrER, WHrPPI Ha

OFFICE oY CHIEF QuAzrxRxAsrKR.
 "HIPFLE bARRAcKs. Prescott. April l, lssI. SEALED PROPOSALS, in trip i.st. subject 10 th.
 usual conditions will be received this ofoe unti l2 o'clock noon, Monday, May F, IssI at which tin, and place hey Hll be openei the presence of bid ders or the transportation of Military supplies on th, folos-ng described rOues the Department of AriEo during ihe fiscal comrnercirg uIy | 1881 anc ending June 31, lss2, b. wagon, viz:
 Route No l-from Aaricopa, A. T., to Fort Verde A. T.
 Route No. 2-FrOn B ighAm City, A. T ', to Forr Nojave, A. I
 koute No. s-Tucson, A. T . to Fort Lowell. A. T. Tucson 10 camp Huaclsuca, A. 1.
 Route No i-WIneox, A. T. to Camp Thotnas A T. Wilcox, A T., to Fort Bowle, A. T., and to and be- tween all ponts not located more than hundred a nit (2Jo nie. distant from the route hnes Or their tern above given except for that portion of Rutr No 5, be ween Tucso-, A. T., and Fora Loxeg, A. r. VII ch shall not inc ude any Territory distant ul rs Ih 1T ten Ca miles frpm the route hna.
 Al stores arriving by the sOuhe-n Pacific Railroad for Whlppe Depot, Fort McDoveT and Fort Iojays II Is con.eiaI lated will be shipped via koute No 1.
 All st res arriving via Atlantic and Pacinc Railroad Tor posts m Ihe department xi be shipped via Rosts So.2
 Freight by Southern Pacific ailrosd for Fort apaehe and Fort Grant wih be shipped by route No. (.
 The Government however ressrves the right 10 uee route Mo- for the shipment of t1 Fort ApAche and generally where two routes reach the same post to uSe any or ali of them al its pleasure.
 Proposals for transportatioa en suy or all of the routes above named Sili be received
 Blank proposals, forms of con ct and r-inted crcu- lars, stating he estimated quantities supplies to be transported and giving full information the man n"r of Ddiius nations C observed by bidders of amount Of bond to accompany proposals sn term, of contract and payment, wi be fu nshed on sppic- masters at San Francesca Cal For Leay ys1wortn Kan sas, Saint Louis, Mo- and the Assist4nt uArteraster Fort Lowell, A. T.
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked -'ProposAls for Transportation on Route -. and addressed O the undersisned- mh5i L. B. GRIMES, Asst. c. M. [. s. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
A Huge Mining District.

Walker mining district, nine miles south of Prescott. has an altitude of about {, ,0Ot feet; IS fise miles long by two in width, anc contains over 200 locations, with water anc wood Tn great abundance. A good wagon road running through the center of the dis trict makes IL easy ol access, and Its othel facilities are unsurpassed by any district in Arizona. There Is considerable develop ment being made on many of these claims, all of which are showing up permanent and well defined veins. and ore that Is hard to beat in any country. The great want oi this district has been reduction works, which is now about to be supplied by the ''LynA Greek Smelling Company, who ara putting LID tiist-class I5-ton shelter. with all the patent appliances. The company will have their shelter completed and running within ten days, when a better state of affairs IS eX pected by the mine owners on the creek.
 The Yavapai Mil and Mining Company have force of Inch running cross cut tun- mel on the Hidden Treasure. and expect to strike the ledge m about 4O feet We heaT this company are freparins for extensive operations thc coming summer They are Soon to begin the erection cf 10 0stamp mill, assay offices, etc. There IS quite a number of mines under bond in this district. which goes L. show that Eastern men are beginning to notice this long neglected, but undoubtedly rich district. (. C.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
Summons No. 95e

FRAScIs A. BAeHFoRb. Plaintiff. FKEDERIcK w WILLIAMS. OLIVE Bowe E. SAMUEL MoEE FRANK c- ,- o,. T.. tETNoLDs. DANIEL HESA- '-iAi-4-OH7 -'U' 'Oo
 RE, JAaEs S. MCCANDLEss. su1 th- touafy of "a. sisi, In the Terrltor! of ArizoLa, Defts.
 Action b-OugI in the District Court of the Third JUd csl District in for Ihe Co1nty of YHvapai i'll the Territ Y of Arlz The Territory o Arzoua sends greeting to Freder- ick W. Wllhss Dive kowerS. samuel More, Frank s. Reynolds. Daui EeusrIe, and James McCandless aud the coiHy of aa III h. Ter tory of Arizona
 lou are hereby -unfEOuel required to appear in ac,IOu brought against you b the aboye-nanne,i
 an; iI the DstrIct Court of he Third Juaicial Die rict for tle roGnt, of lsysls in the Ter tory 0f ArzcEa, and agsser the eonpiaIn, fled with he Clerk of this Court, Prescott, n said county Ia cory Of which complain paEies ihls sunni ons within twenty day. eKcl- of the cay servoe) aIter the upon you of tuIs ii sergei iu hi, county but fl ssr.e o1t of the county and within hI q is rct, h wIAin hi Y dap in all other casss forty day..
 And son hereby notified that if you fa: to appear and answer the complaint reqdlre the plain
 H wl Ia default against yoa aud apply tC ths Cou .or the relief deEau ie in her aI complaint and costs and dizi Ilrssr1~u.s in i.,is b.nsit eAp Apelded.
 Given under my hand aud the zeal of aid District IT < CuHrJ, st Prescott. thi- second Gay of March t"' - l-oi.
 mh4-60dl WILLIAM WILKERSON. Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
a m Bu Oms.

In the Justice Court, Central Verde Precinct County of Yavspal, Territory of Arizona
 JOHN P. MORTON, Plaintiff
 JOHN A. WALSH. Defendant Of the Star Line Maii aud [ transportation Compsny, he Territory of Arizona sends greeting John A.. Walsh, Defendant, proprietor of the Star LIe Naii aud Tr4n-portAtiOn conf any: You are hereby summoned aud required to appear in action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the Juslees Courf of Central precinct iu ana for the County of Ysy~pai Te ritory of AriIonA June l0th A. D.. lssi .t l3 oeonk, poan, to answer complaint tied by the above named plaintiff and you are hereby notntd you fail to appear answer the complaint, ss above required, the paint-n all take judgnent by quit for the of one hun dr and dollar. Siie together with and costs of shit.
 Given under my hand and seal this Ilth day of March, A. D. lssl, q; Cen ra Verde precinct, County of Ysyapsi. Territory of Auzona.
 c. ". HULL,
 Justice of :he Peace,
 Central V, rde Precinct. lanlh
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
sum mo Ons.

In the Justice Court ce1tr. ve-d. Precinct County
 of Ysyapai, Territory of Arizona. HESKT HEIz Plai tiff, JOHN A. wAI sH, Deft.
 The Tern J of Arizona sends greeting so John \. Walsh. of the Star Line Mail and Transportation Com psny ,befendantl
 lu are hereby summoned to appesr before the Jus tice If the Peace of te ua.nci Precinct in the COuny of lsys a, the 22I day ot June, A. D. lsI, al o'clock in acton orouh, ainst you by raid plaintiff to the com lAint of above named plaintiff Said action is brought to the Of Two hundred dollars O0i. . aount dne for services rendered said de endAnt, Judgnenf will be taken aSainsf you for said amount, together with nteFss there and eoss of suit, il !pu fail to appear sad answer.
 Given under my hand this I'd day of April, A. D ., 1881, .; my office, in Centrza Verde Precinct
 c. " HULL,
 Justice of the Peace. 'pril 29,h. iss1.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
Industrial League Of America.

We have received from John F. Scanlan, Secretary of the Industrial League of Amer lea, I62 Washington st. Chicago. three pamphlets on the subject "f protection to American industries The first Is review oE the operations of the Leagues up ia Feb urary, 1881, embraced m the semi annual Reports If its officers. The second Is An Argument for Protective Tariff, the Farm CTS Question, being reply to the Golden Club Tract, entitled, The Western Farm CTS of America, by Jonathan B. Wise, of Cambridge, Mass.
 The thlrt and last Is masterly argument in favor of American Protection by John F. Scanian. entitled. Why Ireland Is Poor; Ripe Fruit from the Tree of British Free Trade
 We have neither time nor space for re viewing these documents AS their merits ie- serve and must be content with this mere mention. Those who feel an interest m the Yuestsn of protection to American Indus tries. as against British Free Trade, are re quested to send their names and address to John F. Scanlan, l62 Washington st, Chi cago. and they will be furnished with these and other tracts on the subject.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06

-ys.- Jotn A. Walsh and John Doe, partners, doing busi ncss n,ier the firm of the Line Mail Trans pOrtz ion Conn any, Defendant Summons No. 939. Action hrou t ia Ihe District Court of the Third Ju- dIcal Distric;. for the County of Y4vapai in the Territory of Arizona:
 The Terri ory Of- Ariz sends greeting to John Walsh sn Jchn Doe, partners doiRs business under the firm name of the Star Line Mai and Transporta- ton Uomp-py-
 You are her by summoned and required to appear in an action brought agalnst you by the above named plsintif tae District Court of ThirI Judicial District, in and for the 'ouDty of Yayapai the Ter nory f Arizona, and answer the c1mpa flei vii h the clerk of this Court Prescott In sand County copy of shch complaint accompanies tti- sun-oons, a hin t~en dsys teSin.iFe of the day of seryice ter the uEoE you bAis summons if served in Shis county but served oat of the county. Ani within tns District, then shn thirty days all other cases forty days. &Ir-
 And you hereby ro,iaed ;ha: if you fail 70 rp- pear and answer the complaint above required. th plaintiff will judgment by default aRainst You for the uf 4sIfIFed snd twenty sT.IOO dol lars. r@.sd for u his ssld complaint costs and dsbursemenfs iIi nsis behalf eA Apenaei.
 Given under rsy hand aud the eal of said Dist let
 COars a, Pre- colt, this Fourth 9th day of l.. $. April, 'Ssl
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk, By II IT. Carter. Del ny.
 Rush WelIs, Attss-neys for Paint f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06

Notice s siVeE that bids vii he rs"evtd for inc Iur chase of TeI 2 hou and To. IorIal Bonds CT rirOry of ArIznns Road BoRls up JELe h, l,s a II o'-ack and Wach time al hogd- viil be opened at in. ottca of fine S-s-t-.y the Post0ice Yuma. A. T. These Bonds Y4y able .-'4 -@ass' Dear lng int rest t ts as of ten C-nt Ter anuuu. pay able sHnusy, The Bouds VII Ae asardsd the highest bldd NJ bld s See inside rel under Eighty tents the Dollar The Boa ses-rlfcs the ghf 10 reject any and si bids. AL bIds must toe seale1 zad en- dorsed Bids fGT the Pl1 uhase of Territorial Roai Bonds," and addressed 10 the undersigned. Al bids must be accompanied by ten per cent of the of Bonds either ty deposit certified check The cessful bidder must pay he cost Of advertise ment.
 r. B. WIGETMAS,
 Secretary Board of Road Com rnissioners. Yuma, A. T.. May list, 1881. m4
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The bonding "f the debt of Iavalei coun ty. of which Prescott Is the Capital as it IS also the Capital of Arizona Territory places the county once again ina very envia- ble position Rates of taxation will now bt low. thus insuring to the county certain class of immigrants. who, under high rate of taxation. might 6e deterred from coming and settling III the county. Our present Board of Supervisors will, We firmly believe, continue to manage the affairs of the county economically. and. although the occupants of the Sherifi office are Democrats. We have yrea, faith in them und believe that they will make a yooi ani far assessment of all taxable property. to the end that taxation shall be made equal and tle cofers of the county replenished.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06

 CHARLES W. BSAcH. Painful, !
  Cumberland tiold and Silver 'Nn4ons No----'' Mining Com. say, Defendant.
 Action brought the Dst ict Court O. the Third Ju dicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and the County of Yxvspai.
 Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Cumberland Gold and Silver Mining Company. You hereby summoned and required 10 appear iu an action brought against you by the abovs-naIneo piz'ntl in the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis let in and for he county of YavspAi, in the Terri tory of Arixons and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of th Court, Prescott, ill said couu (s copy of which complaint sccomo nies this sunmonr) within twenty days xclnsive of the day of srrvc af the service upon you of this summons fl served n this county but if served out of the county and with n this district then within thry days; in all othei eases, forty days-
 And hereby notified that you fail tJ spp-Ai and answ-r th complaint above required the plain tIf wll talk default and judgment against you for the of two hunured and forty-one ($2&ll dollars and interest thereon from the sth cay of February A. D ls1 al ten cent and cvsts and disbrse mrpts in this he, Alf pended.
 Given under my hand nd the seal of said District lsEAL. Court st Prescott this sth day of February lsSJ. WILLIAN WILKINSON, Clerk Churchill MAsterson, Attorneys for Plain id.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06

GEORGE W. CURTIS, Plaintiff, TIE CUMBERLAND GOLD AND sILvER MISIss Co., Defendant
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, flu and for the County of Yayxpa iu the Territory Of Arizona
 Territory of Ariz ssnds greeting to the Cumber- land Gold and Silver Mining Cor yauy: You are hereby summoned and required to appear iu au action br ughI against you by the above uArned plaintiff. in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and the County Yav4pai in th. Ter rtoTy ol ArIZona and answer the complaint nIed with the ClsrE of this Court at Prescot in sad Coanty copy of which comp accompanies this summOn- Slthin twenty days texeiusive of the day ot s-- after the servic upun you of his suuIn~- i, -, in his county. tut if served e-. o. th conr,e ,. "rhin the DI-tri f tb~- within thi-tx dsx. in, .I other cases, fVItY 1ay. " Anu you are hereby notified that if you fail to ap- pear and arswer the complaint as above required ih. iAhlH Nl take judgment by default against you 10, uls sun Of siI hundred ard ,hrt.ea aud 7j-l0l
 lrs ,S6l3 !Il md costs aud disbqrsenents in this behalf .IPen@sd,
 Given under ny had and the seal Of said Distrsc, Coui', at Prescott. this eEh day Of February isaI IT, s'l WILLIAM WILKERSON. Clerk.
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