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, 1881-11-22

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, 1881-11-22

'TnE lion. David \. Wells, tho political
communist, tells Sumo thtngs about tho rapne,ty
aud greed or tho iron aud stuel n,0nopolts.s
whnh will bcnr sapoutug, AZ they cast lurIu light
I'll praut!ce ~. profeaal0,s. sayA Sir, Wells:
Now, It might naturally huvo tlcou SUPPOSED,
III conformity with thu old prove. b "WhAt IA
sllltU for tn0 KGOae IL sa,lcu TOR tho xArller," !"
hAvtuY prohlbltea the irtnscunlinctlul railroad
cosnpantua lruin using anything but Amurlcut.
iton aua sloGl i9f tne!r e!reonsirnc4ohs,woali have
, 1881-11-22

Mn. BLAINE saisl quietly untlcr oat,, =,
TIlrsday. concerning the light ot s,r, tnIt,.. ""
for Reelection: l" tt,uk nu tu,rt wI,ntcsa. ~
tho contest In tho Neu York Legislature" trhn, ~
will convince tho ratrlots who werc n,,,ch IT,
tressca during thnt cDntost conccr1l,,x III. H..
lcrnhl aptIrlty OF "that mum from. Mullp' Tin,
they woro l.sn:''a themselves Into ua e,titulr
unnecessary fury.
, 1881-11-22

TuE New Orleans patyers exhibit good
dcaI of interest In tho Dakota question, at,d
ono i. tt,cu proposes to " meet " or forestall
tl1c movement for The admission of the Terri
,ory as n State nv Insisting uuon The lt,stunt
division Ut Texos. But tlleru are several rea-
Sons WHY this program cannot be successful
" cnrrle,t out, Tlo first Is, that tile Demo.
crats t1nye mt tlle minority In Congress,
Th,y nlny "insist" mon tic division Of
Tcxns ~ n,ncl, rs they please, but they cali
not cu,npck It. Thp provision Of tho iolnt
resolution under which Texas WIS admitted
Is as follows:
.. Ncw States Of convenient stze not excecti-
nK FUR l nnher. ~ ntlon ~ sata sato . Of
horcaf,er by lis cunsu,lt of snid Htnte, 10
furncu nut NF tic territory thorcuf. when Shh
, 1881-11-22
TRIBUNE: nltASCiI OFFICES.

THE Cn,cAGo TnrnUNE llas established branch
t4rcs fnr tho rccet u snUscrlilona und advertiser
incnta rs iulislW*:
NEW YUttK-1tuom . Tribune ltuildnR. +. r. Mo-
EAnpES. Manager. -.
t;i.A9GUN, scnt.nnd-Allan's American Nova
Apcncy. III IlenioIl-st -..
l4uNuoS. l:ng-Amoflcan Exchange ~ strand
Henry +. Gltftu. AHent
WASliiSuJuN, u. E.-1M1 + strnot.
, 1881-11-22

LAST Friday was TEuriow Woea's si.l
b!rthny, aud tho yotqEan politician suont tic
greater part Ut It rscelving tho humorous
tr'utlds who callud to offer Hun the ooaxratula-
tlons to which tho oucaslon gnyo rise. Tue ilrst
tn nI'peNr WIS Mr.. l1ill, retired n.erchunt ilv.
lux Ut WGyno,tth, 3luss. lilo is only four ycurs
thu Jnn!or Ut Mr. Wuesl, and tho twn hal uos
met Tor seventy throU yoars, having boen bnya
together ut Ca'skttl. .Mr. wcpds sight Il Falling,
hut bis nunsory bus not suffered tho slightest
1lnpnirtHept. 10 u reporter Win inquired re-
gar.!Iaa hla hahlts ut life, III. Weod said,
When wus pr!ntpr+ In my eurller days.
was ~ aestatl,er from ill beverages aupp0seti
~ by Intoxicating. even fran beer Tits WA
nut leeltase ! rtXareti total nbstinoneg rs 4
vlrtno. hit becunsu t,a1 no tAsta rur tsrtnL<s
u-od to seo my tGlaw. wt,r<n9n tlka their hes +
And norsr thought II my business sn hid
lault With theM lcguuAv tluy ltkul 1t aAu ]
.tlln't. IN l!ser ycars ! 1cea.fis an lnyutrrato
sn,"koE,, uni thu cnrtaaturaa Ut tnp always rcI}-
ru*untesl ne WITH hlx tIgar u NY mouth. |
Nrv4r llst.,l toaAceo N aHy other form. About
tWalse yours hau ht&a spell of aIckhegs. aud
when ! wAs getting weli my physician advised
HIe to e1utD utt sInUkInu, | hAye not s,llnk I'd
since. ig fnor. hayu fut n0 do.iro for tosseuo
stnep. For tllmber 0t yoars have takon 9
little Wlll0 with tuy 1tnIIer,. .
, 1881-11-22

d, Z, CNEG1Et 1NNt}E. MI. i,ta 4. +. \. NJ
Regular Cnm!nnl lratnn Wednesday, nyGtilnE. S.v. ~.
nt 1:;n u'clDck nutp; Tor work. visiting lFH&nrnh
Curdally Invited. Hy urdcF " Ava, ~, .m, ~ =,
JOHN 11HoCl1lo. acctc,nr7.
, 1881-11-22

Ill "lalttld pDFf1tt" MI. MchglCS HIS coll
versatlon with Daniel puycc, m inventor,
after his experiences with tho Circumloc,l-
ton Onlcc, III Which the latter asks McaEles
II l,a l,as ever known England tn be before-
lalN III any useful tltng-"cver known 1t tn
set an example Of my useful hinh ''-tnYltclt
A1englcs hotly replies, "Ncycr.'" Thue etrutll
Of Atr. Meaglcs' reply has been illustrated III
tho trntle Of English publishers. For years
they have 'resointcly curls to clumsy md
expensive SYSTEM Ut publication, wltttl has
nndo circulating libraries ur very rich buy
ers tIleir pntrons. has narrowed down tho
circle OF readers, atn, ,nadc thu circulating
library tile iuAster OF the tratle, because pub-
IisE!urs would not issue Il book until tho
libraries lla,l inttn1aed how innny copies
they would take. There are plenty Of cilcnp
publications Of old writer's, nlna very cheap
md pUor they arc, but 10 living nutllor tlns
colIsentctt-alM ITO house would pubtisl, his
works II hu dltl-to Issue cheap editions Of
his works.
'riso usual method followed b. English
pubisllcr3 Is to issue works OF solsll liter.
atlrc III octave volumes ut MI nyerago price
of abnnt eighteen sllfllngs-or Sl.,s.-eucll,
nlltl npy0ls In three volnint4 Mt Il Euinca mud
II i5tIk--~tl{ tlIt bUilk SRFEtCHS IL
IL then tss!,etl III smaller shane ut SIX still
llngs; n,ui IL 1t Is IL noyel, nfter long timo
md people haye forgotten MI about It, 1t gets
duwn to tho condition Of our ycll0w-c0vercd
stnIr and sells for two sllfl1tngs. The vast
+ majority Of readers never buy nj all. They
borrow from the library, which, according
/! to tho London Ttnex, Is simply "n ,lllel!ine
| tnr tlle multiplication and protection Of
bnd lIterut,,rs mud for keeping goUt
buoks ttonr.'' 1t makes little dir.
farence, 50 fnr IN price Is con-
| ccrncd, whether the look is good or bud,
| for ii normal 1rlce Ii fixed upon It tic
moment the libraries haye Indicated how
lnnuy volumes they will tnke. Disraeli's
novels. for Instance, were always published
| iii hires yn!uines Mt thu nurlnat rrjce, md
George Ejtpt's books used to mount up to
$40 cacl1, while hundreds Of volumes,
| written by nobudtcs whose very names nro
forgotten In IL month, aro thrown into the
libraries Mt tho snMe prices antl II, ner,ll-
1,e,lt form, though broDging to q class
which would be printed IN this country In
| pamphlet s.npe, al.t! perhaps not ut nil.
This antlquated style of publication las
bccu pert!nuctous!y ntlllcrcd to In Englantl
III tho fuve Of tho experience and practice Of
other countries, where CHEAP publications
Increase tlle number Of renders and eo,.se.
quontly Increase proftR but Mt Inst m III.
work n complete revolution IN the publish.
Ing business. 4 few weeks agu Lady Bras.
sey, one Of the best k1own anthutesscs In
England, announced ..er intention 10 Issue
stxpeupy edition OF tho "Voyago Of tie
, 1881-11-22
Rl2.iNl 1.inalD;.

The percentage Of tin Republican In, ,.,St
at,tl of t'c'loalntIa loss II. Tim rc,,,,n, nf -,
ureenback vnto III New YurK mil Kim, ,,r,. .ns
lies trasc mt yet brcn received. b,t mt,ti "''.
theso counties si,s waoa !'rcenln'rk yuc ,li.
1t WtlS tOEia, "oFy
, 1881-11-22

Ing to native shiphuit.lcra for irou steamships
At prices that will cnahlu buyers to cempcte
with foreign yrssel.ownrrs n,nyl l,u scch from
tic following list uf taxes OIL tho principal
materials USED In steamship building un,lur
, 1881-11-22

q MeYlcker'h rhentre.
Madison etrert. lelwrtn statH ntid Dearborn
Encasemunt OF Air. uul Mra. N. Z. Goodwin. Hob
tlRs.n
, 1881-11-22

other with fcnrfni Itnprccnttous, a, "yu,
d-d-----," and in rrtnr, getting ~ .,a'' a1e
In tho sftats with "fo' nrc a iufvr,ml I''sa j., s
lo,lco interference "'nlo'lets'ly A"ve, tlv IIys.
, 1881-11-22
che T11t,111re.


NJ MA1r.-IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fitErA1n.
VI. ~ rnnr mr. mint Loo
i1ntix ami Si,iiiny ann yrnr tA.fb1
irrn2tnw TturT.tny nuh Hnturiny pltf FGnt,, 900
sinnIny ,yc,inr.dnv and Ffiinf nor Ynnr,,, 1.aBO
Sn,,inv tt.,n..n Ndition uc r YcHr roo
wEEk1.r Et'lrloS-roSrrAfp.
f,ro ,,rv nor vn,r .......,,8 f.41
f,t,,h III /; i{;vn ...,......:....,,,....,,, 1.tttt
THrulY.t,nn t.nifs 5000
FrrcInen cspies seIt frce.
GEYc rast-cu ntlttreSs In tMll including County
Anl ttAtc.
Non,l.,nnccs maY ho p,nse other by drtt oxpross.
ostuncp ortsor. III ronlsnr1H letter. nt our FLAX.
no CITY aulScittnEHs. -,
rntty delivered HHntns excepted ccnts par w3ax.
psiiy delivered. Sunday included. M cents per wo1k,
AddreBs THE ritt.ItiEE COMPANY,
Corner Madtson nri paasborn'sts.. chicago, Ill
, 1881-11-22

POSTAGE.

Entered at lAf FoIt-Uhte at Chicago. IT,, Al Sttond-
Clast Mu.f<r
, 1881-11-22

Grind opcrIt.ak1nae.
Clark psFoct. opp0s ncw tunrt-ttnuso. EH4a7e'
ncnt Of tho uoaton ideal 0pcEa Company. "czar ant
Carpenter"
, 1881-11-22

Criterion 'rllcntre.
Coynrr ar ScdHxlck nnd Division Streets SaEios
patVrlQirMef,t.
, 1881-11-22

I.yeetlm I'hcntrc.
ilcsplancs strpo.. nenr simflsnn. Wost side. Varl'
ctr cntee etn1nnleut Afternoon md ovonang.
, 1881-11-22

Mi. BENNETT, tho proprietor If tho Now
York Jicrthi, evidently br1iuyca that Il young
nan's fncy cnn turn Iluhtty to thoughts .f lnvo
IN the fat lust as wtl1 us th tho spring, ulthongh
the aforementioned scnsnn has been gunurallY
nccrptcd na tho proper ttmc fDr loyGlnrn yOtlng
men to nssslt1c lilo tlry-Ruo1s bills Of sotnp fas-
cInntInR creature nj tho 0pposlt sex. Thu rem
snn FOR thinking TINT Mr.. 1}c1,httt bnB euino 10
this t,cIof Is tho faet that III last Sunday ssn0
0f hs piper lilo snbJcUt nf marrying IN tho fN1l
vixen thu r1ves aro failing Anl ct'a! ia snls,g ttu.
is considered n: ao,ne loIlgth. THO cttI.clusun
which the ficrlltt rcnehes IL that fnll marriages
sre IL uoNl thing nnd 1t says:
There is no more approprlate acnson Of tho,
yenr Iu which to fn!tll mnrrtugc rnHausnent:s
The wcnthar y cold enough 10 scol.re slosetl
wtntlnws III ritlsvHy-cnra. - therB is t0 tAlIKur
OF bride u, her wrlldfhs taur getting elI'.ler
srst. tISoi ronls,s 1t Niaaara nro caster. tji,-
H!nc stnn III SKINNER. Tiiu receptions Of tho
happy w s% Wy i nnt r u LIZ mg9try NJ , stenS ins
nru inntlHelut'tn entertainments fronl which
she and hgr hstahard tnny suect avoty nyenifg
anothor, nnd they nre nut G.,snpeIiel! 10 hs uIl
tnt t!ix A. tl,o s'Kht Or nther peoplt. ns they
Wtlllil lU II lllpt tNrffgl III tue spring tl0 mud
went nut III tuwn In tho usunf t,,asl1,rF.
Thu fnet tint many marriages nro taking pl,tco
Just HOW n1,i,onrs to tho e3tur Ut tho Herald to
be Il subject for general couEtatItlntion. ny
,lowiy"mnrricd couple" he suys. s'Hcnornlly
consists nF u rush youth md rnHt!1r flAtle but
tnarrctl rrnpio Ecs,rrr!ty fall Into faults moro
serfn,ls tHnn rnst'ness. Many men aud women
nrc by nature aul lnclnation uusulted 10 tho
eunju3ut stute, but these who ire nut nru Hcn-
Grlly tho Wprao fur tgay. 1t Is fur worse to 1jo
ill nlmlcss hunger III society thar mn over
worsrll wifo Vi Ii tcrplcxod husband A pull
sllct benu brllljant bcllB Ia more entertaining
| con1pn1ly thnn au awkward, rctfrinE married
person, but tierc1y to 10 entertaining company
ia tiuf
spirit uild with heHrt III tht right place. Fur
unnatusal a,,d crronoons vtews OF llfo no tunhtIo
cun euult tho tilnt1 or wumnu WIN Inns long e01i-
trtnlilnlcl mnrrhEc, yet, fur Some selfish reasul,.
neglected to wod II pNrtner." Tho lust sentence
Is II significant one. slr. lenuott, althouxh
verKlng on 10. IL still bachelor. 1t may bo that
! the editorial alluded to waa Ills obtuury.
, 1881-11-22

TmE a(!!cfal yntc of New york FIR son.
tary Ut stato ut tho Inst uicution Inns lr, 'ssse
ptIutl with tho following restitt, e9h'
, 1881-11-22

1fN0fty'a TheH3ro.
rnrto o1ph s+reet ht,twten Clark md La sel1e.
Engagement Of AtnRKEe Mitchell. "1aae EJGc."
, 1881-11-22

LAST September Dr. Gustnvua Il. Cooper,
cli-ktown do,ltlst of brooklyn. N. Y, llsap-
puaruh from tho circles In wpa hu hull beer,
accustomed to spend bis time, nnd It WIS aoun
openly stnte!i thnt he ta'l elopcd With Miss Ettle
IIurruws, nh IT, yoar.oM girl. bis wfe acqul-
esotnK In that explanation Of his nbsonco. Not
long ago DR.. Cuopcr returned to brooklyn,
whcruupon bis wifa publiyhod the following
cnrd:
When Or. Cooper left ho1ne to 10 to Perth
Am1oy to npDn y brunei, oticc. he loft With
every Intention or KulnK there, hut WIS tnsun
very III, 1titl, becNIltlK nilconsGlti1a, o wis Ill.
nbiu ~ COMMUNICATE with hIa lrtolltly. t4ereby
Cnus!tY hts family untold M!aury. Dr. Cooper
Is nav etnva'escet,t. und hopas to repair uIl IN
cul!senenro suffered by bis patients During his
unfortunate Absuncg.
Tho frlonds Of Miss Burrows htato that she
was tnkcn to Glasgow. Scotland, by tho Doctur,
who Induced her TO bol.uyc thut upon rcuching
that city he would right hur wrongs by ular-
rlage, mud thAt Ropn nfter roaChlng there ha
nbltnloneo hur. feasng tho following notc:
Forgive mo II ya,. cun for whnt do. thluss
uni W. could not 70 tore.6or. New. il yoi. 70 .o
the A1nercun Consul. Au s bound to kenI yuu to
America II you tell him you arn M American
u tho s6p a!.d he viii transtar yos to i,'e SIC:
vii vii W t" hi tls So,s tst cni.a il, % IL laoR % fur
yM. l iinvr np!htng but tny cont iu keep NO
warm 1T night: In nut thlnH tun hart ut mo, ns
erokcn by your loyh sfur tne. Forgive nu, aild
frOn yt,slr brtke.hearlcl HAIRY.
Through tho kindness md charity Of stea1ll-
ship Captain. MIas Burrows was ennllled to rc-
turn to this country. Sho stHtes that Dr.. Cooper
shuwgl her papcr which stated that hu was cn-
Titled tn cluOse nnothur wifi, arld thoy Ralcl for
Hcotald us Mr.. u1,u Mrs, Cook. The Doctor loft
his wife without money. and thu Octobcr rent ut
tho .houso III WHICH she llscd was paid by tho
, 1881-11-22

Academy Of Nnatc.
f,n,tscd street, hear Madison. West sldA Variety
entertainment
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12

The San Francisco papers comment quite freely upon what is termed the fail ure of MT. Jos Goldwater of that city and ill doing it reflect very iniustly upon the connection wich Mir. Isaac Lyons of Yuma has borne in the matter, It would be- as well to look at Il few facts in the sse which were brought out on the exa,lina- tion of MT. Lyons and his books which not only entirely exnerated him fir ID any connection in the matter of par tnershiD which was at first charged, but rroved 60 conclusively to the astute agent who come here to investigate the affairs of Mr. Goldwater that only the relation that ex- ists between buyer and seller extending for hearty five years was sustained by facts so patent, that the agent dropped the investigation and returned horae after commencing suit in the District Court against Mir. GoIdwater for the Sum of triie over two thousand dollars in. stead of so or s1ep,O as all -ed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12

We call atteEtion to the new advertise ment in this issue of MT. Wm Burke who has lately purchased the Colorado Hotel. Mr. Burke is we'll and fAvorably known to the travelling public and SIS first class caterer has no superior in the Territory. His house will be found to contain all the rcquirments and comforts usually fcund in well kept hotels, being under Lis per sonal supcrvision ale wishing % please hls friends it will be strange if he does Lot attract large share of trade. MT Burke has named his house the American Hotel.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Eroncap Mining Company.

r OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE IL location of works, Silver District Yu- ma County. 4. T,
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at s meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the TWENTY NlNE1H day of NOV, EMBER 1880 an usscss,nent. (No. 3l ot i've cents t5 ctsl per share was levied up- on the capital stock of tue corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Rooms 8 and g No. 324 Pine street, San Francisco California;,
 Any stock upon which the assessment shall remnIn unpaid on the TWENTY EIGHT day of JANUARY 1881 will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at pub- lie auction; and unless payment is made before will be sold on MONDAY the TWENTY-FIRST, day of FEBRUARY 1881 to pay the delinquent assessment, to- gether with the costs of advertising und expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors.
 CALVERT MEADE, Secretary,
 OFFICE-32i Pine street,
 San Francisco California,
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D R. SPIN N EY G c %.
 No. II KearRy street, THREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL l diseases.

YOUNG MEN
 Who may be suffering from the effecte of youthful follies or indiscretion will dc we'll to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon eyer laid at the feet of suffering hu. manity. Dr. Spinney will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dollars for every case of weakness, or private disease of any kind or character, which he undertakes and failt to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accompan- jed by slight smarting or burning sensa. tion, and weakening of the system in manner the patient cannotaccountfor Or examining the urinary deposits ropy sed lment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, cI the color will be of thin milliish hue again changing to dark and torpid ap pearance. There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of seminal weak ness. Dr. s. will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and healthy restor- tion Of the genito-urinary organs.
 Office hours-10 te and to &; Sundays from 10 to II q. m. Consultation free Thorough examination and advice, S5.
 Callor address DR. SPINNEY N CO, l36-tf No. Il KearnY street. San Francisc,
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 For private diseases, of short stand. ing, a full course of medicines sufficient for cure, with all necessary instructions, will be sent to any address on receipt of ten dollars.
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Andy Tyner has purchased the favorite Palace Hotel ana will hereafter conduct Belng the nearest hotel to the depot it has always attracted large share of the trade and will hnceforth take and keep its place among the favorite ho tels of the Territory give him call and you will not go away dissatisfied.
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the Blythe ranch opposite Ehrenberg re- turned from that pluce last Saturday. He reports that everything is prosperous on the ranch and work is being prosecuted with viqor. Their ditch is in fair way to completion, and when done will open up this large tract of land to improve ment
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Sherim's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION O issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Terri. tory of Arizona, in and for the County, of Yuma dated the 30th. day of DECEM- BER A. D. 1880 in a certain action where in PIEDAD C. REDONDO recovered judg- mcnt against JESUS REDONDO for the sum of i've hundred dollars and twelve 55-lOO t5l2.55 l00) dollars and all accruing costs, On rqe 7th day of DECEMBER A. D 1880, l have levied on the following dis crbed property, To wit
 Lot Five tjl in Block Fifteen (15) in the Village of Yuma as shown on the Official map of said Village, Whites survey, to- gether with all impr ovements thoreon being the building now occupied as q store y SissOn Wallace and Com pany, and all out houses belonging thereto, Public Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 99th day ofJ JANUARY A, D. 1881 at ? o'clock P. NJ. of that day in front of the Court House in the County of Yu- ma l will self all the right, title, and in- terest of said JESUS REDONDO in and to iae above described property, at public auciiOE for cash to the highest and best bidder to satisfy sad execution and costs. Dated at Yuma January 5th 1881. F. M. HODGES,
 Sheriff.
 By STEPHEN G. JASON,
 Deputy Sheriff. The above sale is hereby postponed un Ii the 2i day of February, A. D. 1881. F. i. BODIES.
 Sheriff.
 By STEPHEN G. JASON,
 Under Sheriff. The above sale is hereby postponed un til the 18th day of February, 4. D. 1881. F. N. HODGES,
 Sheriff,
 By STEPHEN c. JASON,
 Under Sheriff,
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The following give pretty good idea tf the value of Silver District mines. A prominent mine owner who some time ago bonded one of his mines for the sum of S115000, few days before the expira- ton of the bond received a telegram say ing that S20,000 would be paid down at once if sixty days would be given for the payment of the balance of purchase money. Tbe answer sent back was an emphatic. No, such as no one gives more cmUhaticly that Tom Hughes. This mine is the famlous Black Rock mine that will yet become household word throughout the length and breadth of our land.
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Assessment Notice,
To U. L. GOODMAN.

To U.L. GOODMAN.
 VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
 | l have expended one hundred UOO) dollars on each of the following named mines located justly by you and William Bear with me. to wit: The Gro Grande and La Plata Bonita and if within sixty days from date hereof you fail to pay to me your proportion thereof amounting to sixty six and 66-100 dollars your eight title and interest in the said mines will cease and become the property of the un- dersigned according the prorislons of sec ton 2524 of an act of Congress approved may 10th 1872. Dated PlOmoso Yuma County A. T. Jan. 18th 1881.
 3-9t c. L. BANCROFT.