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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02
PICN1CS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

4 AOANAN0s LAM 4k04O4NOs &Nts
vI>HE eINTH ANNUAL GAMES
CALEf OkIAN CLUB.
viii be held az Reyer's Tn Street Park, on
MONDAY, July 4th. 1891.
MOI ey Prizes awarded ca b game; epeu /, su al
compttitnrs. In addition 10 the ususl games, ~
prizes SilI he given for throwing The Sc Pound -
Wight Muse ty b gpile snc String Band cA
Tickets at TIE gate 20 ceEts Games to commence
Daneir g OF Pavilion at / O'Clock i.3o-s.
ITO TIE GREAT FAILS.
On The FOURTH OF JULY -
stesmer Belle May win IL ave Con- .6iLSSE
Fresf treet bridge al q Round trip IS. The
above steamer can De haI tered at able rate
J, PASSENO. 3lS4 Water street, Gsorsetown.
July THE FOURTH.
60 snd gee the
FINEST SCENERY IN 1HE wORLp.
The Washington Excursion Com ,N->
piny w slys srsnH s1cu sion to
JULY The FOURTH,
BY Steamer Mary Washington. Leave It'll street
wharf at 3 a. m rtturning ats p m. Tickets. so
ceEfs children, % cents.
jsssN5t e0'l Anp 4. s! $. Kendall. Manager
CBABBING FISHING BATHING -.
~ Grand Select Excursion TO PINEY POINT on
MONDAY, July 4. 1881. Steamer ERN
caves her wharf At , m sharp, re- -
INNING at 10 p. M ktaterooas for sale only at
Drew drug 8 ore corner 9Th street and Pennsyl-
children. 80 cents. je27 -G;s
DOTOnAC STEAMBOAT tsOMPANY,s AID.
HERTIHEMENSH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

VDV1OMAC EE6R1 CUMPANI.
Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
pressing heat Of the city, can enjoy rK-N
an; an hour and 2 hairs ride On the fo-
turn, any day during the week. for Is cents or 10
tciets for so cents on the Ferry Bos,s. children
ington daily for Alexandra IS folio vs. $50, so
500 $3.50. IL 80 u so q. M; IL 80. 1:3O. 80
$3.50. 80. 5: SO, 80 and 80 p. m The trips at
$3.50 80 and 80 p. m. are especially efreshing
and 1nv1gorattnR. tel7-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

around the newspaper offices about Baltimore
ana south streets the sidewalks and streets are
oiockeo oy crowds OF men. The papers are H.
suiDg bulletins every half hour. There Is a
UNIVERSAL expression OF sorroW and indlgna-
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fIaFaaib Legislative Assembly,
Tuesday---El2hth Day.
 COUNCIL.

Council called to order at 10 A. M., Presi- dent Masterson i'll the Chair. Roll called; all present. Prayer by Chaplain Cox.
 Reading of minutes, same adopted as read.
 Rollins. of Pima, offered a memorial ask ing for establishment of branch Mint at Tombstone or Tucson. Ordered referred to committee on Federal Relations.
 Rollins. of Pima, introduced a bill forming the county of Cachise. Ordered printed.
 Hereford, of Pima, introduced bill to- tally modifying the present Registry Law.
 Cornwall introduced a bill fixing time of holding Court in Mohave county. Referred to Judiciary Committee. On House Resolution to provide for pay ment of Governors secretary and messenger, Baker, of Hasicopa, made long argument ac4irst the same, stating that there is no statute authorizing the same. Hereford. of Pima, said out of courtesy to Governor, some should be passed.
 Amendment offered by Rollins, of Pima, fixing compensation same as clerks of Legis. lature. Baker called for ayes and nays. Amendment carried. On the question of adopting the reso' lution, Baker moved postponement untl to- morrow. Carried.
 Council adjourned.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-14
SUPREME COURT,

The session of tai. Ouars came to a close last evening. MT, Wlkerson, the efficient clerk gave Us the following important pro- ceedings:
 Livington vs Supervisors of Yavapai County.
 Ordered that Supervisors must levY s..i, fcicn. additional tsy 70 isy interest on cer- tan uOnds How this order is to be earned out is now more than we can see, since a great many taxpayers are armed with re- ceip;s, in full. for the year just closed
 NIT. Jos, C. PsrTy "a. admitted to ptac- .,cv.
 Court decided that the Treasurer of this County must pay certain warrants belonging to II. H. sherman. as said warrants were issued in good faith for necessary county G3- penseA
 H. F Lacy was appointed Court Commis- sioner for Apache county.
 The adjourned term will commence at Phenix. April {. 1881, when it is believed there will ts full bench,
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"Sound tte Loud Tsmtrel."

Patience and perseverance TiI very soon enable the people of Northern Arizona to triumph over isolation and partial desoia- ton. Thaa1s to Boston energy, capital and good busiaess foresight. our section of the Territory wil very shortly be easy of access to the people of every portion of the Union. The Raiiro-d, thank God, is coming along close r. the line of the Both parallel, north latitude. The grand highway has already crossed oyer New Mexico, and will shortly enter Ar.zoEa- By July next, 1t VII he a; the Lit:le Colorado. Eex. Fall, it will be north oi Prescott, with which place it will be connected by branch. From thence to t.e Great Colorado, ripidity of construction vii mark its progress vest ward ;o tho cities of California. Twill bring Us n,an of means and energy to work onr mines. farmers to til our soil, lumber men ;o operate in our forests Somewhere north of us there will gow up a thrifty town, but, Prescott being in the center of the mineral, grazing and agricultural dis tricts of Middle Arizona, viIl, without doubt, continue to be he largas. town ia Northern Ariznna. Long haze our pioneers waite. for what l. noE so Eear thcm,-a rush of population anu a'semand for valuable prop critics The road has accomplished wonders for New Mexico; Arizana, we say, IS a bet ter and richer Territory thaH New Mexico; then. why should xe not hope fur granaer results than have come to our sister Terri tory!
 The saying, '.Tine at las, sets all things eyen,n Is a true saying. Loag have we waited, but, as the day of deliyerance k at hand, II is hoped tha. those who have never Vet fai:crcd will live to see the northern couqtics of A-iaoaa El,ei with busy, pros porous. happy people.
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Tc-pay's Dispatches.

San Francisco. Jan. l3.--A Virginia dis patch says that the hoisting works of Hale * Norcross were burned last night. Ex- animation shows that the loss will not ex- ceed 5000. The Consolidated Virginia hoisting works will be set up on the site of those destroyed.
 Sacramento, Jan. 13.-The California State Senate passed bill providing dama- ges for failure of delivering telegraph mes sages.
 Wells, Fargo & Co. have cloeed their offices at Georgetown, Greenwood. Todds Valley, Forest Hill and Michigan Bluff. on account of the frequent plundering of the treasure boxes.
 Yreka, Cal. Jan. 13-0ver five inches af rain has fallen in the pest 2a houIs, and the storm still prevailing' no stages are running, thv small streams being too high to ford, and the bridges over the large ones flooded on each side.
 Stocks unchanged. Overland lines down.
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COUNCIL.
yeaaez4ay. Day

Wedaestays-Ni Day
 Council caIlci to order by President Mas ;oryon pu1suan. to adjournment.
 Prayer by Chaplain Cox.
 Reading of minutes.
 Ste-eus. chairman of committee on min iar. re5elrci h.lcl, Council Bill No. :, report .... against seuc: sid re1ors adopted.
 : resolution oi1,r-d ty hcIetoio. gi Pima. asking for leave of absence for Hugh Farley. District Attorney of Pima, rules were suspended ard same adopted.
 Rollins introduced petition asking for . division of Pima County.
 Niaste-son introduced B bill providing for payment ot taxes. This Liil p,oFides far Iaymcut oi taxes other than Territorial and School taxes. oae-half n County Warrants.
 tiosss, of Pima offered resolution al lowing k \. DcstherHood, Treasurer of Pima Coun.y. leave 2: absence for SIX 2,mtl>. The argument advance. Tor US iasss..a vas. that l5 would sustain precedent
 l.e.'.. aI Pia.2. afercd amendment that lte 'e allowed O. leave iar plEpose oi nal Iiss,. Resolution carried.
 Rollins irtroiucsd bili to give validity e. sa-.1.n records in Pima County.
 A long discus.!en tLsg ensued upon the question af Iaying for Governors messenger ani secr,tary. Baker moved to lay same on tanis. V,,e being lost ly 5iN to i've. Many points ,f or,i-l vsre raised, and the par l4ueu.ary warfare Uas very ho;. Same -er...3. hCJ C1,i,1 ef reconsideration given. Council adjourned.
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HOUSE,

Speaker Knapp Tn the chair. Prayer by the Chaplain.
 Roll called; al present. Minutes of the previous day read and aP- proved.
 bIr. Woods. Chairman on Printing. handed in his report. winch Was adopted.
 Nr smith. Chairman on Agricultrre- n.asie hl, Iepor, s,d IetuIIed House Rlll No. 6 for correction Adopted,
 Mir. Southwick, Chairman of Committee on Counties, to whom was referred Council Bill in regard to creating new county, made a report. and asked that report be adopted and ordered printed NIT. Woods obiectrd to iis adoptlon, asking that the oIll be read a second time; ordered printed. Sustained Mir. Souihwick. Chairman of Committee on Counties, reported H. B. No. ?, for the c.,,tln, Gi Ns.Lits g; t.ia, rsetn'ilseiadsd that 1t be printed and referred back to same committee. MT Robb objected. and made a motion that the bin be read 9 second time, ordered printed and referred hack to oon.- mittee,
 The bill Nas read in full and referred as per motion If Ar. Rohh.
 Mir McCafierty. Chairman "f Committee on Mines and Mining. gave notice that r. Hamilton had been appointed clerk of said committee
 Mir. York introduced bill compelling persons who xiii beef ;o keep the hides for inspection.
 Nr. Bolan introduced bill to establish Great Courts, said courts to be established June lsi, the jurisdiction of sad court Ia extend over estates of deceased persons, also iu actions oi ciiminl matters. Juris- dictjon over justices. etc; the court [" be oren at aII times and salaries of judges [" l-c
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COUNCIL.
Thursdsy-Teuth Day.

The Council was called to order at 10 o'clock A. M., President Masterson in the Chair
 Reading of the Minutes. Minutes were corrected in small particulars, and then ap- proved as corrected.
 The Committee or Judiciary reported that Council Bill No. 3, in relation to killing fish bv explosives, be amended, SD as to include all waters of the Territory.
 Council Bill No. l3, fixing the time of holding court in Mohaye County, approved. Baker introduced bill exempting one water right from execution.
 Meade introduced bill incorporating the Sycamore Spring Road Company. Meade moved to refer to Pima County delegation. Rollins, amended, by reference to would-be Cochise county delegation. So referred
 Baker introduced a bill to repeal the Rail- road Act, granting franchise to tine com panv building a railroad between Ma1icopa and Prescott.
 Meade, Chairman of the Committee on Printing, presented the report of said com mittee
 Meade offered res lution to allow the chief clerk to appoint q journal clerk. Car ried
 Darlington introduced bill changing the name of f. Napoleon Ray to Theodore \. Ray.
 Thomas introduced bill extending the boundary line of Maricopa county, so IS to include the town of Maricopa.
 Earth gave notice of bill moving the county seat of Apache county to St. John.
 Earth introduced bill repeating bill al lowing soldiers to vote.
 Council Bill No. l3. introduced by Corn wall of Mohave, fixing time for the holding of Court in Movave County, was, under suspension of the rules, put upon its final passage
 Motion to reconsider t,ie vote allowing pay to Governors Secretary, tabled.
 The Council here took a recess
 4 long discussion took place on the ques- ton of adopting House resolution recosniz- ing the power of Secretary Gosper to let contracts for printing bills and journals in book form Anderson, of Pinai, made very able argument on the subject. He spoke against an aggregation of power ln Federal officials. claiming that the Secretary was only a disbuTsing officer, and that he could not dictate the nahner of perform ance of acts by the Legislature necessary to proper legislation. The matter was post poned Council adjourned.
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COUNCIL.
Friday-EIeventh Day.

The Council was called to order at 10 A NJ. After prayer by Chaplain Cox, the minutes were read
 The minutes did not show the ayes and nays as called for yesterday, and Baker asked that they be amended, SO as to show said vote. Carried.
 The journal was then approved as read.
 Baker, of Maricopa. introduced bill re- pealing Section 4, Chapter XXXVIU of Compiled Laws. This limits the power of courts to admit to practice in the Supreme Court.
 The bili introduced to extend the lines of Maricopa County, so as to include the town of Maricopa, was ordered printed
 The resolution recognizing the power of Secretary Gosper to let contracts for certain printing, was laid on tke table, on motion of Judge Anderson.
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GOsPER. HUSH & co.

Judge Anderson. of Florence, made an able and effective speech in the Council to- day. in opposition to the Legislature being dictated to by Federal official. Judge Anderson's remarks were brought forth from the fact that Secretary Gosrcr has arbitrarily, insultingly and di,honestly let certain prin.- ing of bills ordered ly the Legislature. Judge Andereou las np personal feeling in the matter. as e. vL, s,aI do ,he wo.k, but made his remarks from standpoint of honor, right and justice. maintaining that the members cf the Legislative body have a right to make their own contracts.
 Mr. Anderson is a conscientious, upright gentlcnla.. end We would voueh oar a!i upon his word.
 : 1t is a notorious fact that Gospef has let this biIl contract to himself and Judge Tucker. and were tue Judge to come oCt and let the world know what his feelings are in the preIniscs, We believe he wouid admit that he Is heartily ashamed of his Pards Casper. Mush ,c c. Solely ve commenced to show this treac5crous, cunning wolf m sheeps clothing up, and upon our own bot tom We stand. and now let t be known that our batteries are prepared for the Secretary. wSo never giycs out job without a dlvy being made to hiIn, and, as in the prcscn: dirty ioh. hc gets away with the lion share.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-14

Hon. MuTat Mas;cIson, yesterday lh'i"- ,luced in the Council, a very Important Revenue Bill. It provides tha; hereafter nIi Territorial taxes and school taxes be paid i, lawful money: and all County taxes shall he pail one-hs.t in lawful money, and tn, other half in County Warrants oi the General Fund of the County where the taxes are paid.
 Gar readers will see that this Act pr''iaes a marke: for County Warrants, making them. for ;hc payment of taxes, equal 70 gold. It gives County Warrants, all over he Territory. a marketable ,slne--not here t,snrc ez.stin.. !, the law now stands. County Warrants have no market value eN- cent snc,, g. the mncycd bankers and cap- tali.;s seem .'.sp"scd to place uf'n tAcm- Early in the se,sia,i has Nr. MaSiers'n 'ia- play,d his ability as g fnancicr an" able r,commcu,l,r of usefol anl healthy meas ur,s ior tbr b,-' interests "t inc pe'l9e "i all sections of ou- Territory. "c expected much from h.m. and aI, pleased io Ano" that eur cxl..c,au,ps are tn he realized.
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In the D.strist Court of the Third Judicial Distrlc
 Teri.oty of Arizona, County of MoGAve A. E. DAVIS AND J. W. sIEFHESsoS, alias, plfs- T.. B. GxSIEY and n. II HUNT. defendsnts- Action brought in the Dst let Court the 1hrd Ju- dcal Distriez the Territory of Arizona, in and Tor the County of Eohsye.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to R. B. Gentry and H. N. Hunt Defendant
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear it an action brnu h. against you bS tae lbos@ plaintiffs she L1strcf Scust of the 1hlTc St- dcisi District in and fer the County of MohaVr iu the Ierritory of AriSonE, and answer the comp Aht nsc wi the Ete-k thi- Court, st Mineral Psrk m sid County ry of which eoTnpisint seooUP rle- this S1mmon-i. within twenty days tsXcusiNe or the day of s.r the service upon you Of this sum nons if served upon you in th.s County, and within ,hs District, within thirty; in all oher eases, forty dsys.
 And you hereby notified that if ynn fail to appear and answer the conIiai,t above required inc ic- tf vii take ju1grneIt a inst you for the sum of so hundred ana six y-es-n and eighty enc huDdredihr dollar, and Inter ther at the of one eept mouth from July l4th, A. D. Is7s 70 the date of rr,- dltlon of ju5gue1t herein. and costs and dsOnr-e- IEeats iu tlis oehaf expended
 Gwen under my hand and the seal Of the seal. DistTc; Court Mineral Park, this Sist
 day of December. A. D., lssi,.
 CALDWELL WRIGHT, Clerk. Davis Stephenson. Atforne, s for Plaintiffs.
 jan 7)
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Sum mona.

In the Diste4 Court of tn. Third Jadielaa pss1is. Territory Of Arizona. County Of Moh,-s:
 Moses Levy. Henry Koahland aail Gabriel Levy-pzrfnerS, cong busi- noss under The firm nsr,s of Levy, ko-hlsnd co.-pl2innfs:
 
 Stmoa Dsyis, defendant.
 Astion brought in the District .,ourf e< sh. rs,yd Jadica District of the Tsrrr.ory of Arzoo. in nd for the County of Mohaye.
 The Territory of ArixsnA scnds greeting to SIMON - -S'l.n drought sgxinst you by the above named ti1laur la the District Cour of the Third Judicial Il strict @ and for the County of Noh.ye, in the ierrt erv of ArtzosaL and to ,he complaint hisa vth th. Clerk of this Court Mineral Psrh in sad Co Eiy ss copy of vhi. compliant accompanies thA sun moDs, within twenty days (excusive Of the o3 oi serviee after the service upon you of this mons II served in this County, but served out of the County and within the District then within thirty dsys, m all other esses forty days,
 And you gre hereby notified that if you fail to sp- per and snsser the oonrlaint above required the ai-un VI take judgment against you by dsfsut for me sun of Thzeo hundred and four fs3o4l dollars effatn froEntssory note. dated Nov--ber 25. ISIS, ar ss-s and dsbn senents in fhis b~haf exrended- "isrn under my hand and the seal of the said Dis b. lsfs. caTr1vTTI wRI.l3T cterk .sGL By H. BrcHspvuE, Deputy, DAVIS srrsssssos, Attorneys for PiAiuiis. r2s
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s2,0O0 per annum cut of county funds.
 NIT. Haynes introduced bill for the re- moval of the Capital from Prescott to Tuc- son, the bill being recorded as H. B. No 20. Bill was referred to Committee on Ter- ritorial Affairs. s
 Mir. Bolan introduced H. B. No. %, a bill to amend Sections 120, 121 and 554, Compiled Laws. Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
 Mr. Haynes moved to adjourn. Carried
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Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court of the County of Ysyspai.
 Territory of Arizons. Iu the mater of the estate
 Of CALVIN JACKSON, Deceased. PIr-uang to order of said Court, made the c9d day of December, A. b. lss notice is hereby given that Tuesday, the 2jh day of January, A. b. l-s. ct lD o'clock. of saic day a'd th= Court Room of said Court in | yilaE of Prescott. County of iayE pal, have been appointed the time and place Tor proving the v1n Of the said Calvin Jackson, dctase and for bearing the sPfEcat.un of SoiOnon Jackson for the issuance to him letters of administration, when and where suy appear and contest the same.
 A. O. NoTEs, Clerk. Dated Dec. 22d, 1ss9.
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And Tn accordance with law, and order of the Board of Directors made the 2I d-y of October, lse0 many shaFe- each par of such s;oek may be necessaTy, will be sod public auction q ths once Of the Company. Nc. 3!> Montgomery street, Han franc-co Cal!oi na, Friday, the 2s;n day of December, lss al the hour of o'clock F. N. of sad day to pay said delinquent thereon toget with Of advertising and expsnses of the sale.
 J. n. GRIFflTHs. secretary
 oface. 32s Montgomery street, san Francisco. csii- fornle. 6ecl
 The above Delinquent Sale is postponed un | Jan uGry 4Sh, lssi By order of .ths Board of Drec.os, al the same hour md place. J. H. GRiFFIIHs
 dec-StS Secretary.
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Sunasn onx.

Tn the District cour, of tn. Tssrd Judicial District of the Territory of ArEonA in and for the County of lEyspai.
 The Brsdshsv Milling ccnpsny. plaintiff, aEpka 2. HrvTII, defend,nt- ActioG brought in the District Cssurs ef fis ,Third Jnd.eisi Distrt in and for the County of Ysvssi. ia the Territory of Arizona
 Territory of Arixona seads greeting to Abrsm S. Eeaift:
 You are hereby nBaon.d asi reqGire' sppesr n n scton tros-ghf a,agnss yOa by The above nzmeS pfa!ntE I5 tse District Ctur. of the Third Jucic5I Dttffe: in and for the County of YevsTsi m the Ts riory of Arizona. and the ecrpinnt fled with the CIerh Of thi- COurt rescot. n ss5d County, eoYy af which complaint soeomps this ssDmonsl, Vihin tE"by days exclusive of the day of seryics s- tr the serToc uIan yea of this moE-. if served tnss ecuniy Uu; served cut of C0uniy, and within ti- bisricS then witai tiry days in ali other forty days.
 And yUu hereby not.e st :h.. if you fa to ,rpez- sd ansr-T the coplAinr. sfov requirrd th. plain if VII take drfEuEi snd jIign' against yOu for the suTn cf Six thoustnd tiree hundred ard twenty nve eol r., nd IDterest thereon ten p~r per :ro- tSs lsh day Of Dsc-mbe-. A. D Ts-D and eos.s snf f.sbg-seTnenfs In th behalf srpe,dea.
 Given under usy hand and the seal of tstd
 Seal. -Dl~tric: Court. Prescott, this Tventieth
 Day Of December Iss.
 WILLIAM WyLEEKsCS, C!erk. CAuresm Masters 7n, Ati0ru-Js for p.zii s4f. frcsco';. Dee. :N1h, i-s'.
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V. c. sHEcKKIs, pisintf,
  M.KTIN NAuER, defendant
 The Territory of Arlzoaa sends greeting to Martin Naier, defendant:
 Ion sre hrrt by summoned 10 appear before ue, si ny o-Gce Bradshaw Precinct, in she CoCuTy of ava pai. the 22nd ca! of January, A. b, lssl, at -- o'clock. T. ra.. fn scgfon hroght sgalns: you by said plaintiff, the complaint cf the above plaintiff Said action is brought 10 recover the of hundred and twenty-four and elgnty- y-hve hundreiths of dollar. (Si2ie5o0) and tnteres; on the ct the rate of per cent month from An- gust 36, lSSe until paid. nissory note made aud ecuted by Martin Maier tO \. C. shsckleS Co.,. judgment will be taken against you fol the said amount together with tnis suii il you fail to appear and answer.
 To the sheriff, or any Constable Of said County, greeting: Make legal service and return hereof Given under uy hand this sOth day of November, A. D, lssO.
 ToN CAMPBKIL.
 Justics ef the Peace oi said Precinct. Prescott Dec. 22i Isso.-4w
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Notice of Assessment. 4

To B. c. WILLIAMS:
 You hereby notified that have expended one hundred dollars, in labor and Improvsracuts upon the Hermit mine. Copper Bas1 Iavapsi County. AF1- in to hold the sa'd premises under the provisions of section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United ststes and vi-hin % ys after this notice, by publication you fal refuse tS contribute your proportion of Fuch eudiare, co-owner your ii- trcst in said claim will becLae the property of the subscriber und5 said section 2l24
 DIP. NICHOLS. Prescott, A. T., Nov. 6, 1880.
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The Bullion Tax bill seems to be one that agitates the public mind. Let there be a tax Ievied on mines after certain develop. ments have lseen made, and only upon those known t0 be gennine bananas should be the sense of the Legislature. To encourage mining is proper. and when mines yield revenue sufficient to warrant, let them he taxed like all other legitimate business.
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JANUARY DRAWING
I.ga Prize.
MI.s.0

Remit Money CT Bank D-sft in letter, or send by Express DON'T SEND HY RE8Is- TEErn LETTER oB POST0FFICE ORDER. Or oers Of S and upward, by express. can Ee sent a. our expense.
 F. NJ. BOAEDAAN. Courier Journal Building. LOUISVILLE. KY.. or T. I. CON- HERFORD, -i2 Broadway, NEW YORK.
 PTrscotr. Cav z. ;se0