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, 1881-07-03

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
July34a- -m.-The President has just awakened
greatly refreshed, and has, not yomited since
H. Ill.,, ha,:Ag taken milk and lime
water on each occasion, frequently
asking for 1t. Pulse 10, fuller, and with decid-
edly more character. Temperature, o5 o-1o;
respiration, 49, The patient is decidedly moro
cheerful, and has amused himself and watchers
by telling laughable incident Of his early life.
DR.. BLISS.
, 1881-07-03

sp<etal Dtpateh t. 1n< Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 2.-The medicalmr
are taking good deal Of encouragement to~
night from the fact that Chief Brooks, Of fha
Secret Service. is reported to have bullet in
his liver. Ho is very hearty man.
, 1881-07-03
ARTHUR AND CONKL1NG.
Special Dtspofeh to 1ne Chicago Tribune.

NEW YoRk, July Gen. Arthur stopped At
the Fifth Avenue Hotel In the morning soon
after his arrival In this city, prior to going to bis
hme on Lexington avenue. For an hour or moro
before noon he WIS in consultation with
ex-senator Conkiiug in the apartments Of the
latter. Numerous cards were sent to the Gen.
era1 and ex-senator, but they declined to seq
the greater number Of the visitors
Both said that they had been 50
much shocked upon receipt Of tho terrible
intelligence that they had no disposition to talk
with any one. Ex-senator Conkltng was disn-
cllned to express his feelings to the newspaper
representatives who called, and said that he felt
very bad. His countenance plaia1y showed that
he was sorely distressed. Gen. Arthur and tbs
ex-senator
EAGERLY SEIZED THE TELEGI,ApIrlC DIS
PATCHES
which wcre brought to them. When Gen.
Arthur went To his residence he asked hia
servants to sec that he WAS not disturbed. In the
evening be sat in the front parlor reading tho
newspaper reports from Washington
He said % to a reporter: what a;3 Gag
by me? I am overwhelmed with grief over
tho awful news" It was asked whether be-
would 60 to Washington, and at first said thar
he did not know what he should do. A few
minutes later he said that in all probability he
would not start for Washington until officially
notified Of the Presidents death.
, 1881-07-03

rtss r''1" Track Platform. Me-"
~ :: . The Baltimore Potomac Depot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-07

Justices wishing DOCKETS OR
by leaving their money ant
with the County Auditor will ii
promptly supplied, and : good article
furnished.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-07

Days or m Getting Or the Trustees
a the Various TOwnsh lbs III
Dubois County.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Trns-
y tees " the various tow nships OF Du-
bois Go. will be al their respective oncc.
IN each Of tho townships for the purpose
OF attending 70 township business, On
the following days:
Columbia. HARRISON. psinhrIdee. Marion. nan. Jrscr-
son. jackson, Cas- and Frriinand Townshlr- Nj IN
Saturdays q each week fstoka and b ne 1cansfils :.
|on McndAys 81 each week Madison tcsAship an ~ lie
and "a Saturdays n every month.
Persons having business With any n The rrrs...s
xiil have ~ observe these days. - ~ nep lao ~ rid.s
~ Sec. }. Such Township Trustee sla;. cttsgnNf~
certain da)sin each week 81 month. q nay BE- rsqiirs4
y which ~ VII ausia ~ .s business N H. t.srsh "
"a ssuss notice thereof % b given % Ne bshAsh4nt.
4 sneh township; Ard ~ contracts. autitsrr IND pa
isys.r
\. Cox. Jcxk< IKsrrtrssH.
/ L.L I. Coorvk- a. III. ntsnx.
| Jn~rpr Refftx. Frn>ms>r ScuxriDxE.
l 'nn< =. AlKHk. n. IssYnr.
/ Joss kfxn. Xekrk> fi<rxR.
] y. W. \ 1nssr. J-G NorrNEknn
April l1th. lH-s-1v
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13

Sierra Pneta, one of the richest mineral bearing ID ,Jntains in the known world. Prescr,. Ell. of course, be the supply point tpr more than a dozen large mining districts, scores of agricultural settlements and hun dreis of ranches, upon which horses, cattle, and al other domestic animals keep fat from January to December.
 N1haye county. which borders on the Great Colorado river, Is also rich in mineral and other resources. The valleys vf the Colorado are immense in size, and, with IT, ?. g4tion, can be made as productive as thoee Jt the lower Mississippi Tropical fruits can lere be raised tO perfection.
 Such, dear reader, Is the country that Is nov being opened to s@ttlement by the en- terprise of a company of Boston capitalists, who, unaided by government, have built and are building mag gnitieent railroads through what was. until few years ago, put on the maps as !'unexp.ored country
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13
TAXES AND THINGS.

The Yavapai Board of Supervisors is not pushinO the matter of collecting taxes from railroad men, as was yesterday charged in another paper. The sheriff of the county, and his deputies, are, however, assessing ali property found by them within the county. The law makes this the duty of these officers and blame an officer who will not do his duty under the law. None of us would care ing into this matter blindly. He has the opinion of our district attorney to forti- fy him in the matter.
 As for collecting poll taxes of men who have just come into the county and who may not remain long in it, We doubt the policy of attempting to make them pay. The writer of this is down on the poll tax busi- ness The law should have been repealed by the late Legislature ltneyer was just and equal tx and never can be made sach. Where one man has paid, scores of menhave not paid. Laboring men, We all know, are generally opposed to paying this tax. It Is well that they are. They help business men to pay their taxes on real and personal prop erty. Without their laborvery little property interest would be created, and without their trade storekeepeys, saloOn-kCepers, sta ton keepers, farmers and others would not make much money. The Chinese who built the Southern Pacific road werenot, weopine, asked to pay poll-taxes.
 As for engineers and contractors of the \. & P. working against Prescott on account of the action of a deputy assessor, the idea Is too chi.dllke to entertain. The said assessor may have riled these people just little by going after them 50 soon after their arrival here, but, when the gentlemen are informed that duty compelled him to do so; that 1t Is not the desire of the old residents of the county to annoy theIA and that our Board oi Supervisors will scarcely buck against public opin.on," We fancy there IS nothing alarming in the situation.
 Prescott peop.e, as well as all other Yav- apai county peop.e, have done a.i in their power t. welcome and serve those who are building the greA; road they will continue to do so, and b,pc that noid.e and indiscreet g gassipPer vii endcavor to create il feeling between them and the cid citizens of the county who. for years past, have stood up squ~-o.y for the t.autc and Pacific Rail road, which, thank God, w,ii soon be com p.eJed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13
APPLICATION FOR PATENT:
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

U. s. LAND OFFICE
 EscoTI, A. T. APRIL let, lssl.
 Application foT PGtt DOT the TierHa Mining CEairs Aut Co l, ueIeb, given that Natasniel Ro-r by his AttCrn in -atnUel =. shull. OstJ.h.-s ad dess L. Prescott G4y4pai county, ArzoLa Ie.r or!, h4s dzs ei application fOT U- -. raient for . hun ( O fe.t Ihe F.,vna lode, b.. ring Id ana NeI, surface grOuHd six hun tired t6 O. .est iu lot si ua,s d being m ii say mpa mlu4ug Glstr syspal county, TIzoua IT, t5rs, aul esg ed tIe Id 't-s al 0 nc; il rID L4n (, said No A. t-ILg reri.eu iUi- .vs, tv vt: rAti 5J 14 oeg n Elst
 B. nniu1 1t oc1to nOuu.ueEt A ce re of NE end Of nl- Thrnce . 45 dv So DIn |, QSg NJ en oi cl b. ing a. the oN of The r4y-g mia Ig, claim hEes -4lI.rsd t5J0l f-7 70 NJ cain. iuin-nt No $, es a6is ing sE cciner to saV. az mining claim ot No 4, whica com granite sonr l61 tUIlt che, srt 2 ID h. 2 Uni uh Is marked slde >t ], Ge IS mound oi sole 2ia fec. h gh- Fr,m thu corner tne U, :. Mineral OnunIeLt .>L l. Has ampa AIuit strict, .-4tab sle In s75 tes.s 60 2 is mia l. Il3 10 eEaln di- ant ! 1hsu o i5 G 5J min so z uldary calm Of cam rf r-d 1900 feet to co ne O. am, Vh i- -e . the tr5un1 aIe st I-xl2x.2 iloh 2, Inar-ed II, and on site IS bu.t nU O. o.e -i. le-- Eh- IGence V % de 5 .n H a-o v D 1 sliItn rlN hundrvd tGthf feet Q of Iu, whl re ? in the grOun { stCne l-N4-X t Iu he , r-ar ed y Sv II n |" ct sid uIi u0l ,l stH.e 2ls lee hi-a Iteu,e Leg 70 n. 4I z W t- una Ui sla m hun d i5J leert- A 70 n Vnerr is seT i= tn he uEI ss;s IcC 4c&ItA.V lh-h--, inRrAe | No V 4-4 2. G. -i e is b I.l ns O 5 -ts gA. -nCe 45 @ 3I u-u o. Vng ed of caiIn rA upcieI tgt} ee,t ocI ou m att a-d ia, beg iniIE, t- ulrg % 6j-l O-acr-s Any ana -L IL air.ug ..-Is-ly al3 '-t..n fl ai4 ley 50 ,e or ST ,aHs 10 e 'hrr suteT-e c4aifa Vi the -ts- ter 'n- La 0 C Prescott. tle i-lr4 .ur. Oi AT EoaF. uur-us tn -Gt, ,ays of bbct;lol or rune. I tr bsrel b, VT ue oi tae ~ta.ute hi- cll4la o Trco 'd iu th Ice o. he c-' u.y Ecccr-er Ul J O. Mines, fo 10
 wILLIty '. KELLY, R ehter.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13
ICommun.catsd.

4 constitutional grumb!er, in the person of one Henry George, announced from plat form in some Eastern city, that free govern ment in these United States was @ failure In pr of thereof he instanced the municipal goru-nmart of the ciues of New York, Phila- cs!phia, Brooklyn and San Francisco. This Is about equivalent u saying because one man in a community has been convicted of larceny, therefore all the inhabitants of the vinclnage are thieves, or because few men brutali1e themselves by too freely in bibing yilliancus wh!sk ", ergo, all the community as drunkards. II IS truisn that all civl- lized governments. sEea the best, are i'm perfect; none can claim to be perfect. or that they are incapable of improvement
 The people of the United States, at the present time. enjoy more liberty, have as much. or more of the elements that consti- stutes happy people, than any other civi- lized community. The freedom of the Press is guaranteed, the property of the citizen is protected by wholesome laws, and the liberty of every citizen has the eagis of the constl tuition thrown around him for his protection and safety. The children of the Republic are educated at the public expense, and the schools are open and free t. all, to receive the instruction that Is intended to make god citizens of tn SC who gre to be the future rulers of this Great Republic. Thrift and industry are the sure roads toprosperity for,aIl. and he who does not follow these paths has no one to blame but himself
 tut upon tue assertion of Mr. George and s,. othe.s of his iik, to say our government las failed to foster and encourage the lib- egty of the people IS libel, which should receive the condemnation of every honest man B,emisLes d. exist in our body poll ,ic; but they are ev4nes.ent, and in the grand march oi intellectual development and governmental progress will soon die out and perish. The Insane utterances of such meu ~s Harry George cannot stay the tide of progress, nor impede # ia the least CToaheJs hke bm will exist auI Is anoth r evidence that such as he are only bleuIsles. and IS tAu United States move. onward in is progress, Tor good, such as Lc pill be- come less numerous.
 The Omaha Herald say that not one woman in a hundred exercised her right of voting in Nebraska at the late election for s-1c-, officers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13

In the District COurr of the Third Judicial s,r
 Territory of Ar.zous, County Oi Yav-pl. ]. G. MCKENZIE, PlalLtif,
  Cumberland Gold and Silver Alnng Company, Dsfendaat-
 Artion brouyh In the DIntrict CJnrt of h- Third Judicial istrct, in and for county f layaI lise Territory Oi Arizona:
 The Territory of krizona sends 2 -eet-ug tJ Cum bvris d Gold and Silver MInin. COu Pay
 Ycg are hereby summoned ana svgui ei tp app-a. action brCu ht against ysu D. tla .Joy med ? ant q In the Distr1ct of fHe IuGd u- dr Ia Distri |, and f-r the GO,u If Yay P ]. .niU,ry of Arlz sna, ami u th- In pam . ed vi the c.erk of thIs Court lTrsco.t -a.- cuuty, (. copy of vh eI piau sccOuls an ss .II suInIn-l w.t .in twely dsys -2CuIye 0f sl. cay 0f vcrl after me scrSie5 apJa yJd Jg tAIs if .d tsus count, Uut If Ted oi b. ,ou-y |, ui with II n di tract, thea SIt.il tGirty day her cases rty dAys.
 ALd ,, hereby notified al y q fa Co AIiTeaI and answer the comp laint, sbtyc r-qlira,. sinr vii ke dcIau 4li juj u4sut sssa..- he oi three hunlret n4ts-i'ur d.LtFs I-f I Irtsr st thereon at tel Per cent Der Jh. l6 h day ol sbTuaTy, \. D J5 and costs a4d d. ours uetts in ihis ..haf e e.l..ed-
 iv under u y nd eu1 The ssal of sad Di 'rici SEAL LOUIt es,Utt hi, .6. "a Gs tf F,biu E5 Io,l- V ILs IAM NILklH stlN. lsrk. 'hGrcAil Mast .rsOn, Attorneys for P-!EEd.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13
Sun,ulun>.

h the dists,ct of tle Third Jglic.al District
 Territory e aliz.l4 .,04-t5 Ot I-E-EA-- CHAELEs ". BrAczl ailt q,
 ..------.,..z CuuiterlsId old ard -iiyrr NIui $ Com any. D. Iid4Lt.
 Acton brough, n the Cour, Of tho Eh,ri Iu- dic.aI DlsJTic c, The TeTTJO.y Of AriZoHa ia aud iu the C y Of Yay .rrsi-
 IeTrIt0ry 0f Ar.zJ,a sends greet ug Co Cum er-i1 G ,il and >ily-v Miuing Compa y.
 YJu herrty r'quiTCd to 2nTf aF c. 4ctisn b h. a-2ius. !oI b. tue aoste-nafi-e1 aud in the tCqrt f he hir@ Jgiic zl bf= Ict, and for county oI Ia. ps', -n tlr vfr4- toy ArizJnA- the .l .lu, Etd N-tl ;he Cerk th Court a. Preec I't, ~4ii cJaI y copy of which complaint ules hls su lisvt~ thin twenty day. Kclurivc Of the d.y O f'-c -f the service up you of this summons, fl suvi 70 this county but If served out or the c'naiy and St- tts district then within thir;y csys; In al tsae eases, forty oays-
 And you are hereby notiied that fl you fAi! app ar and answ tn complaint above rtqdired- tue p%ii- tif wl talk default and judgn, nt anst you for it of hundred sRi forfy-ODe S2tls aollalE anu interest th from the Ith cay Of February. A. D isS1 per per An.u. and costs -nd dIsbUrs useDts in th . be all expended-
 Given under my hand nd the seal of said Dts'r'ct SEAL Court sf Prescott, this sth day of FebrC ", T. |. WILL M WILKINSON, Cier-. Cnurchi k Masterson. Al. orReys for rlaaB if-
 nik2s-fod
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13
LEGAL.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
.. :. LANn nIFIcE.

L. ~ LAND uI FICE
 Prescott A l-. ArtIl {. lssi- Naife g Arpliaa ton for PGtast for Ds FernoH Nm tng Ciai,s:
 Notl rsIy gwen th=' "a h-uiel Ioss. by hs st to-'e. ln lac ~-Ll .e hai, -h5~7 pe9 t0tsee st.- re-- i Pr r. lava al eeu-ty. srizysa Te tor, a. this d4y a. p.l c- r fora E. s- P-tssi TT n4- sn a.4n r-t B if -.l, ar .a=t tEe fe-4ol toee, bear.ns glls ant Slivar, Sia e E-oe,. ha4- ar Ice D. All h - l-s ls cE aud s1--s Ca II -sz- amp. D. ana u.at.ic-, | .y4t-. c ..g riz nA Ter iors, aua or-i sc 8, Le te ID e, auI on 'i n -e 70 "a tl.e, s- ius aJ 47. u th- ull-u-srg pu5iac lln s @ sttel ~,zfes tt &o 43 te ET tie cs.be4 a I-l-vs, l. EI-: s-r-A -on A e Ei E
 Leg mn "a. loca ion - onr-as- a, c.-- of cIlin. Thee sj az 5.llla, a-s. al-z-. -s -t5 Hss aet oi ,t5 on Erl.e a1.n ss @; el-l l n la iia p,i IT s r'ey c- } -r.ar toI La y. I-e ce fs e rec 70 nm D. seven .uu,Ie aid 7 t7 c. feel ! nS - tlce UgG oars O. t- a o .v nr ',- eil.l- NE -re is se. -s ID 2 oa d a r-li -t5le idKl4 l ill he. llar.-d &a I. L1 "A de !. .gl noun. 4 } h= co 4s aee Hl i W -l Ig N l. e-.1 of Eh- B gu an ,- stone ifz 4x- che, ii-.r.e-i l.. 8 !" g a -..e l- 4 i--ini ff -t---e- ct I-4. iu .l rle, -1on"lI e1t Aof, g. i az |, 4s e- scr l1a- Mining cla ... ut eo-3 i'.-elts be -. 1es t5 mn |, n . met - :. Iils-sy i-. a" a" :-.-.t. bears a5 lI-4- i 5- ss- .- .- -- .ts1f- Il11tee 50 .a In r oir 5. -fE s1 -.I lsyeeu lsiu- if-1 ..' e O B" c.r5 is, ~E re-s ssf "a n 2 uli Q E-.-i.= -.'-e lss '1 --e--s. l-l.r el i-E Ill., Hl rl M s..e .E a.- 'fls5s s,Jre ie2i ,. .-E -ael-e -J rss .l-f A bag " elf ot e "a -l 'a --.r Ul D s-,.- -zi- ,-- 1a r- g Iy a-..l 1.l I --e- 1-.t.-o1 d ai fl .1e e --- b. I.Gl-e 4s ccs a- ar.g -lee .iL-F u- cam e.el r-.a j T .si i't Ice t1 l-. se--1f si } -s .l Q y z ,z--. l IlaCe Jf les n---, coz ta a k t5-- H a. e5 D sl Lm is JI rec lI A3 1H.-s O. Ae .e lds- of Eaygpai o. ,rzola r.tory oOE ot Iu g .ecJs,.s. Is 5s .nd l6
 Any nj al e-so1s c,a ing acves ey a~ ror on of said D ' lode ,sre uaI q giEeI To il e he adve--s clam tl A= es -f=- ,f '. Land D h t re-co-t, ,riz f-t' 7, curing the siG1y -is.s of usIc U Ge-e 1, they vi. oe b1rred by yIItGr Of he az.
 WILLIAM " KELLY, Re. izte-.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13

Cie0-g ge :. tr. P.lutiG, 10 4. Wal-h ard Jo' u ot, p.rsrtrf, doing husi- u ss, name Jf sle St4r IGe Nall E !rans O ion Com any, De.e4,-Ant suIlLos.s So. 259. Act on rTol .r. n ;hs Dlstrc Court of the Third Ju the Ierniory 0i Arz3ua:
 Tle T-cri O y pf iz sends greeting 70 John W4l- Jchl D j-, partners. dJa, tUslnsSs Lnder 1rm oi the >t-r Line Mai. and Transports ton Con IAEs-
 Yot are hsr by summoned and required 70 apPear in Let br ulii ass nst yau tg 'Es SoOve snel pl iniit in Di Court cf Thir JudI, lsl ism |. and .or the ouDty 0. YAyaps ID the Tl- riior, f A.I<ona sEer n IBpla nj nlaI vi . he I TX of this Cont ~t Pre- -cOt in CoGAty, "a co yOI which mpant sscUmp pAnle- tIis sula~oDs,b hlii tN CaN, n i've vi The day of sTyce) zf- CT he u O,. you Oi shs sui1mJn- II seivrn ,ty nat fl -erv Il D lf ILIIy rIthiE tIis 'i>trcI, tuen s1hn thirty dly ia al ot.e- iOrty d.gs-
 And you are hereby nO'Insd thai if you fail af- p-sg complain; a, aboS- requ re-, th laiatIf sII idig nt Oy 'ef.gt sgaiAst y'u fol Of s-Ve.i red aud tA~nty uin'. e7. 70 dol iars IT .e for ln hIs cumi l4lIt a costs md sb.rs meats in this behalf eX eIisel.
 GIyel nder my haud aud tae cal of said Distiict
 COur. st Preseott, this Fourth (4t day oi IL c.. Alrn. 5ss
 HILL'AM WILKINSON, Clesk, By II T. Carter. b. uy.
 Rush els, Att rlvys for Paint a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13

ROSCOE CoNKLING. A prominent lawyer of Washington, wh. has been talking to Gath" about Senator Conkling, says: Al though he Is the great power ot the State of New York, venture to say you can walk through Wall street from office to office and they never heard of his being in any game of speculation or avarice. He IS clean man with nothing of tho denagogue in him, and our pc pie have been spoiled by political demagogues, SD that thousands of them dis like Conkling without really having anything against him i'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13

-sraIory oi Arlz nA, County o' I-f@P@l- FaANCIs A. BAsHFoEU, P-4inth-
 -vs.-
 FaEDERrCK W A AELLIAEs, oLIFE
 BsEe s rAMUEL hoax, FEASE s-uarsgns NJ. 9 S F. sEYSoA1s. Da MAJ. dEsA-
 RIA JAaEs N. AcLASI LEss,
 aa th t0ai5y Of Y4 @i. in
 the Territory Of ,rlzolla, D-fts-
 Action bc. uga! in the District Court ot tAe "a tt Jd cirl lstrlc-, in for ihe to-H- O. A-N@i @s - ,h- IerTlt T. oI Ar.E
 Tlas Territory Ar.zona sends greeia2 Co F4a Ter ca R WIu.zs O i've h0W. -aInGel 21or- fT-.l h- f.eylo d.. Daai liellzrr, aud J4-ass A.e.1n -if' snl th- co nty of YA. zi D Ter ry oi Afso "a Iou are he .eby suInmoae re4u red to 2ftr-E -i sn @cl0u brOGglt agaTl-t > a b, tLe s.o'------e aislt fl iI ths tssgrcs Cors 0: the Ah4o u a i'- jr.ct in an for the Of ava i1 h. 4trr te- of ArlzOna, and vrr th- CO., plan E e4 ~- A h7 er- of this Court, Pse-cot', n sad cJuzt- 70 co of Which complzzn Iauls- hi -'-la u-- -A A taeuty dayr je1cas -t tle -a O. -erss c. @ leg -ers ce upon you or =Eialu3 l. er.e- D. a collry bal II rer.el t roI1i. -i- -- m '.i' d ls rIc ih w.-Lu a. ty oa. l. AI - Acl -- -oi 
 and you ar hfrefy n7-idai h-t f ya1 faa 60 @ -s ala ans4rr he com 44 us. a4oss r- ra, is -'i- tin al ts C ce zgl. ans a--- s.s -t --- o.. il- rel.ff -s Il h. @- cf.- 4--t --. 70 aad dIs Ur-e zen B iu h-- be s4f L-r4
 oisea an-isr Lls a at hs es- lt 2l i--t. To Co IT, al Pre- O-t. th-- -e-5lL a1 5t A------ -L' '-i Isl.
 nlhi-o01 WILLIAM NI-AfL-~-N I-~f--
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13
GnlEt us

Tn the Justice Court. ,e fir Ys-1, Precinct, County
 or YaV4p1-, I.r.-t0r! of A--zoIs- dESEY HEIz, iI1i if. JoHy A. Vast. Defi. ] The T,r o ai ,rlElnt senIs g-eeting To 5ohn |. Vai-h, of 2 Lie Mai. aul tsIs ori2s ol C rIi- ? uy D lien a4t:
 Tn ar he e1y u rru0uet t0 app ar rfor- ths Jus ti @ 4 th O a Ea-u-t I'r - ncs fu the Com of a', . i.is at Ua-, -. D. iss , a Z O'. loc E.laan t-t HgI. 2 Il-t DO. b, -sla | I.t z fo a.--yr. tee, a 3, -b lve ll.In-i iaiE; il lc i5 3 hrlL-u tu r.C5y-E 10 qua 1 rw4 hr ul0ld iJ. 4ra 70 9Ila lIt t-r -e- z. -es reu tered a. ...-. Tt d felt v b. .GseI .Insi ', D f1r siI q @ sIu-. % e. n-s iu:s es ther- i d l. su-. .I sCu .-I So ? ar and answer
 ,,i,e1 under ~.y Il thi- 9 rsy of sp ], A. D Q. IS-I. 4t ny ottc.. Ii e-.-.. ', ,1I- ] rte il c-
 C. HCLI,
 Justice .I n Ptece. 'p-- 2g p. Iss1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13
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Jn th- JI-tc-s Court. Seotral v. rIe I-e-iac. County O. Y4V-VGi, Ierntory Arizoa4.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-13
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