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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-01

Contrary to general expectation the trial of Robt Bible for the killing of M. l.. Stiles, resulted in acquittal. The prosecution, it seems, utterly failed to make out case, and the defense did not find it necessary to put a single witness on the stand. Eight witnesses for the hearing their testimony Judge Stillwell, on motion of the defense, instructed the jury to render verdict of "not guilty" which they. did without leaving their seats. The evidence reported to have been before the grand jury and that given at the trial differed materially. The lat ter established clear case of self-defense, whereas the evidence brought before the grand jury was deemed sufficient to war rant the finding of an indictment for mur' der in the first degree. Just in what the difference consisted we are not advised, but certain it is that the evidence was either incomplete before the grand jury or lamentably so at Tucson, and the trial has amounted to nothing more than an expensive farce, for which the county must pay. The criminal prosecutions of this county will furnish an amusing chap ter in the court history of this Territory.
 The Jessie Benton Consolidated Mining Company have ordered the machinery for a complete fve-stamp mill, to be erected ! on their mill-site in the Owl Heads dis trict. The machinery is now on the way and will soon be here. The mine has been splendidlY developed and the ore bodies so exposed as to make extraction easy and rapid. The ore is free-milling and very high grade, averaging from two to three hundred dollars per ton by mill-runs. It is also plentiful, d fact amply demon strated by the showing in the levels and drifts, which are all in ore. There are many tons of ore on the dump, and the mill will be kept running steadily night and day from the hour of its completion. The affairs of the Jessie Benton have been well and wisely managed and strictly with a view to legitimate operations. A work ing capital sufficiently large to cover the expense of placing the property on div idend basis, was set aside at the start, and the stock made non -assessible. The nee. essary buildings have all been completed and nothing remains to be done now ex cept to set up the mill on the arrival o the machinery. This work, under the di rection of Superintendent Merritt, vii be speedily accomplished, and immedi ately thereafter the Jessie Benton vii commence her regular contributions to tn, bullion output and dividends of Pima county.
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Casa Grande District.


 L. J. Court has sold his Hardicuss mine for 5000 to an eastern party. It is a very promising, although undeveloped prospect. Working operations will be commenced as quickly as possible.
 The Mardis brothers are dowu 37I feet on their Table mine, an extension of the Silver Bell that recently changed hands. They have let out contract for the shaft to be sunk forty feet further
 Messrs Court and Williams are devel- oping the Copperosity mine which prom ises to become one of the best copper mines in the Territory. The ledge is very large and recent assays gave return of GA per cent. They have already been offered very Eandsonie bid for the prop erty. c. w.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-01
Probate Gourt-G. L. Wratten,
 Judge.

March term, 18S2-In the estate of H. H. Hurley, deaceased, order admitting will to probate and that letters testamentary issue to John R. Hall upon his giving bond in the sum of S4,000.
 March 20th-In the estate of Antone Passama, deceased, Jacob Suter appointed administrator and letters of administration ordered to issue on filing of bond in the sum of 5000.
 March 23-In the estate of H. H. Hurley, deceased, bond of John R Hall filed, ap- proved, and letters testamentary issued, and Mat Caveness, Chas. Murray and w. H. Benson appointed appraisers of estate.
 March 25-In the estate of Antone Passama, bond of Jacob Suter as admin istrator filed, approved and w. H. Ben son, Geo. L. Miller and J. Hunt ap pointed appraisers of the estate.
 March 28-in the estate of H. H. Hurley inventory returned showing value of pro perty to be S1 ,997:07.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-01
FINAL COUNTY RECORDS
Furnished by JnO. B. DeVinc,
 County Recorder.

For the week ending April 1, 1881:
 MINING LOCATIONS. Snow Flake, White Cloud, Jefferson, San Pedro district-P. R. Young. Gov. Dana, Cane Spriug-Geo. H. Bibb.
 Grove Hunt, Cane Spring Geo. Bibb, c. D. Putnam
 Cross Cut, m E. Cavaness' ranch-J. Revoirs, G. H. Sarrick, W. T. Binkley. Little Dick, Pioneer district-J. w. and R. c. George.
 Solid Bottom, Pioneer district-J. w. and R. c. George.
 Baden, Pioneer district-W. J. Cum mings, w. H. Rice, J. Loeffier.
 Last Chance, Picacho-H. w Golf, N Christiansen.
 Enterprise, Pioneer district -J. w Gaines.
 Eaver, Pioneer district-C. 0. Brown Dividen, Ripsey, Providence, Carbon ate, American Flag, Desdemony, Ripsey district-J. c. Tiffany, J. L. Patterson L. Jansen.
 Cosmo, Picacho mountains-S. B. Turn CT, S. Salcedo, G. Wheat.
 Big Blue Silver, 7 m SEE Scott's rancl Geo. Scott, Richard Turner.
 Red Mountain Ripsey district-J R Reid, J w Kelso, V L.. Newbury
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-01
Prices for Ore.

We publish the subjoined letter as be-
 OFFICE CASTLE DOME M. X S. Go.
 MELRosE, CAL, Mar. 26, 1882.
 THos. F. WEEDIN, Florence, Arizona DEAR SIR: Herewith please find our basis (until further notice) for the pur- chase of Arizona and New Mexico ores, delivered at our works We make no charge for sampling, crushing or assaying. Ore sacks we return to the miner, they paying the freight on same, the railroad charging a much reduced rate on return sacks. We figure gold at $2O per ounce, and silver at market rates of fine silver. For ores assaying 300 ounces silver and under per ton deduct 10 per cent and S20 per ton; for ores assaying 400 to 300 ounces, 9 per cent and SEQ; for ores as- saying 800 to 600 ounces, 6 per cent and SEQ; ores 600 to 1000, per cent and S25; ores assaying 1000 and upward, per cent and $25 On gold we deduct per cent. For lead contained in any ore men, toned we pay as formerly, not paying fol any lead that shows less than 20 per cent 20 to 30 per cent lead, 30 cents per unit 30 to 40 per cent lead, 50 cents per unit 40 and upward, 60 cents per unit
 Example. Ores assaying ounces golt at $20= $40 , per cent=$3S; 200 ounces of silver at S1.13! = 10 per cent S204. 30 90 per cent lead at 50 cents=S3 S3O; total S272. 30; deducting charges, $20, =S252 30. Respectfully Yours,
 WM F. MILLER, General Manager.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-01

Rose Bud, Pioneer district-S. Thorpe, H. C. Strong.
 Niagara, 3 m W Cottonwood-S. Vel don, F. A. Adams.
 Mamoth, 4 Tn N Arch mountain-E. Hubbard, D. G. Chilson
 DEEDS.
 Jno. Dunn to P. McCuen and c. F. Murray, Mille mill-site; S35O. J. H. Rittenhouse, trustee, to Jessie Benton Consolidated Mining Company, } Seraphine; $5, 900.
 F. Jensen to Agnes 4. H. Platt, ] lot and buildings, Pinal; 5000.
 c. H. Wheeler to J. D. Reyment, Wisconsin and Ohio; S1.
 Leo Goldman, administrator, to J. D. Reymert, l Cedar Tree, } Silver Cup ant one lot Pinal; $350.
 c H. Beckwith to c. F. Palmer, 3-1t of Silver Bell and ore on dump. C. H. Beckwith to C. F. Palmer, bll 8, Wheat's addition.
 Ben Van Vlack to Geo. E. Evans, of Black Ben mine.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Appointment-H. B. Summers as agen of Ferre Mining Company, of Bloomington H.,
 Agreement, NJ. Backmas, B. Saich ant S. l. Corda with NJ. c. Elmore, s. W Garretson, A. M. Ellsworth as to sale ant division of proceeds of Bonanza No. Southern Star, and North America. Article of Incorporation. --Ferre Minin Co
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 For the convenience of patients and in order to insure perfect secrecy, I have adopted pri- vate address under which all packages are for warded
 Trial Bottle Free. NOTICE.-I will send trial bottle of the Rejuvenator-su sufficient to show its merit free of charge, to any one afflicted, applying by letter. stating his symptoms and age. Com munications strictly confidential
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NEW STAGE LINE BETWEEN FLORENCE & MINERAL. HILL.
FARE REDUCED.

In addition to our business of Mer- chandising, we now run a semi-weekly stage between Florence and Mineral Hill, carrying U & Mails Stage leaves Cot tonwood every Wednesday and Saturday morning and leaves Florence at p. m. the same day.
 RATEs-Passengers from Florence to Cottonwood, s, from Cottonwood to Florence $2 50; freight, 1c. per ID.
 51 O'CoNNoR & MILES
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

Eastern and California Mail arrives at 11.30 8. in., and closes at 2;S0 P. III. Final, Globe and Silver King Mail arrives at
 12 h., and closes at 12:l5 P. m.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09
Mortgage Roreci>sHfe sale.

nEFAULT having been made In the Conditions
~ Of a ceitai,l mortgage executed by Joseph
William Lewis and Henry ShauDut m0rtgag-
ees: dated November 18th: A. ID. 1877 and record
ed IL the of11ce Of the Register Of Deeds in and
Tor the c. unity OF Mobiles In the State of Mime
sofa; on the 2lst day Of November, A. ID. 1877. At
yoclock IN the forenoon. IN Book c. OF Mort
Eases' on Htges3s and Is, by which mortgage
L,seie was conveyed ana granted the following
Vtsctloe9 W9 real estate sitlnste III the county Of
noDles aforesaid. tO-wtt: Northwest quarter
~ southWest 4'ar'er and lot Of section az
in o HSnip !lo4) one hundred and four Of
danSe nS !o1 tn:r!y nlne, containing 73 and 9OlOO
acres more or less. To secure the payment Of the
sun o, three hundred and seventy four and
10 lVU OOlaTS, WIN interest at the rate Of II npr
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFE'S SALE.

10y virtue Of an execution, issued out of the
ID District Court for the Sixth judicial District
in and for the county of Nohes and State OF
Mime ot;, upon Il judgment issued and docket
ruary, a. d. l>S2 in a certain action wherein
Daniel l;ohrer i, llaintf AMI Eugenia Clippen-
ger is Defcnlant in favor of said Plaintiff and
against sal peien liant. for the sum Of rll' &c
Five Cents. (:}2l42, have on the 27th day q:
title and interest ofthcsaid Defendant. Eugcnie
(!ippenger to The followingucscrihed real estate.
Lot number Three (") in block Seventeen Q7)
in the village of Worthington.
And the following: Beginning at the south
west corner of section p. township lO2, range 40
thence running l0o south Of east ten chains !;
to the shores OF Ukabcna Lake; thence running
sou hwe>trrly along the shores Of said lake, 10
point tAelcOE due east OF the starting point;
thence due west to the place Of beginning cOi.-
tanning niie acres more Or less.
\ ESQ the following: beginning So rods and w
llnkS north OF the southwest corner OF section
-, township iu2, range 40 thence running north
shores OF West Okla hr'a Lake, b5l4 rods: thence
running to the northeast corner Of land Solh by
Mons DiStad t. Francis Amelia Cargyl:
thence running 10 northwest IS rods t. the
plact OF beginning; ;cont"iningthree acres. more
or less.
And vill sell the same, or SO much thereof as
may b" necessary to satisfy said execution and
co>:S. ut the from door Of The court house in the
village Of Worthinyton in the county and State
aforesaid, on
Friday, the 18th day Of April \. D. 1852,
At 10 o'clock 4 III. of that day.
Dated Worth'ngton' Allnl'.. Feb -: lsS2
Sheriff of Mobiles Couaty, Minneso;.
DANIEL KOHREK Plaintiffs Attorney.
First pub iarch :, 1852
Last pub. Apr. :, 1882.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09
PERSONALX,

Capt. Grinager, of the Land Office,
left Monday night for a several weeks
visit to Hot Springs.
VIM. Madison received notice a few
days ago that his pension had been al.
lowed. The rate is 81 Il month for Il
years and S. month from Feb. ?, 1881.
J. r. Dewey has returned from a Wis.
it to Malone, N. Y. lie reports or 10
families as having the Mobiles county
fever down there.
Burt Day, editor of the Jackson Re.
public, made us a fraternal call yeSter-
day, looking more married and solemn
like than he did when he was over be.
fore.
Mack, of the McManus House, was
out the other day along the street kick
ing people. Come to find out what it
meant, Mack had got his new Methodist
leg from Chicago.
Dan Shell, the hospitable proprietor
Of the Worthington Hotel, was in town
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Peterson, OF
WOrthington, celebrated their seventh
anniversary with a woollen wedding on
the 22d.-Windom Reporter.
W. w. Heron came down from Wor-
thingtOn last Saturday and returned
the same day. He has commenced the
manufacture of different kinds of cream
candy, and the sample that we tested
shows that he turns out much better
article than can be procured in the gen
eral market.-Sihley Gazette.
TIE RELIGI0 PHILosoPHIcAL JOUR-
Nal.
This excellent journal for March 4th
comes to us in 4 new dress throughout,
1t bears evidence of financial prosperi-
ty and it has established worldwide
reputation for candor and ability in
dealing with all subjects, especially
those of a spiritual nature. 1t has be-
come the one great champion of the
''scientific method" as applied to the
phenomena Of Modern Spiritualism
and on this line it proposes to fight it
out until the money changing frauds
who disgrace Spiritualism are scourg-
ed from the temple. It recognizes
Spiritualism as the corner stone of all
lIHNS oOAlC VI I'LL III CFCly oE0
TEN Of religion and philosophy and
treats all with fairness, aiming to
touch all systems with the Ithuriel
spear of Truth so that error may spring
up in it's true shape and be readily rec.
ogniZed and eliminated.
For these reasons the Journal should
be read by all classes, whether ortho-
dox or heterodox, spiritualistic or ma
terialistic. Church people should not
fear to read it for it respects them even
in their delusion and bigotry. Mater
ialists and atheists should read it, for
it aims to prove to them by the tucts of
spiritual science that there is spirit
world, continued existence after death
and 4 supreme mind dwelling Oh the
inside and ut the core of all things.
Try the Journal at the following
rates, Twelve weeks on trial, only 81
cents. Six months, S1.25. One year,
$50. Address Col. John G.. Bundy,
81 La Sale Street, Chicago.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAtLT having been made in the payment
~ OF the sum Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars
(Sl,3.'u), which is claimed to be due at the ta,c
Of this nutic;' upon i certain mortgage. duly exc
cuted :'nI 'clivrrcd by Aaron Z. Miller and Ma
ryD. Miller: and Il. +. llumis'on and Hattie \.
HumiSt"n, M"rtgagorS, 10 Natter Mann, Mort
lS7: and duly recorded in the office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds in and for the county Of Mobiles and
state of Mihn"s"t1 on the 4th day # Junr. a
cages, on pages ;hl, b2, :6;', ISLANDS, sam, which
mortgage, by an instrument in vii ing duly re-
eHr"d ;;., on on S"y.mher . 3 lsSY, in Book r. "f
Deeds office, was duly assigned to l.. T. Drake,
and II" action or proceeding ut law or otherwise
having been Instituted TO recover The debt Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue of a
power OF sale contained in SAID mortgage, and
the said Mort gage will be forecscd and the pre-
misses '.cncril'cd in and covered by said Mort
gage: viz:
Minnesota. and described as follows:
Commencing at the interScctit., Of the south
boundary OF Twe'f' h street, with the west boun-
according TO ZIG recorded plat thereof on record
in the Office CT he Register of Deeds of NobcS
county. Miloesnta: thence running southwest
criy along tie t2tel':icd west boundary of sail
the west boundary; Of section Thirty-"nc tSD
toWnSIlip One i!undred and-One NoD range For
~ (4O); thence south along section line TO the
southwest corner of said seci,on; thence cast
along he section line to the q! rter stake in the
suth boundary thence north to the nortle asst
corner Of IN" southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter; thence west t" the point IF ion
Of the north boundary line Of said southeast
quarter of the northwest quartrr, with the ex-
tended center line of Second avenue; thence
southweStcrly to the point of intersection Of
said extended center line with the north boun
diary of Eighth (>th) street thence along said
north boundary, southea~tc " to the point of
intersection with the elst boundary Of Fourth
street; thence soutiwcstcrly along said east
boundary line to the point of intersection with
the south h'undary Of Twelfth street; thence
along said boundary of Twelfth street north
westerly to point of beginn!ng; containing 12l
l3-lCi acres mo c or less,
viii I've sold "a, public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash: 10 pay said debt ana interest, and
the disbursements allowed by law: which sale
will be made at he front door Of the Court
House in the village Of W"rtilington in the
count" Of Nohl.S and State o. Minnesota, by tile
Sheriff of said MOBILES county, on
Saturday. the Sth day of April, 1882,
At 10 O'Clock 4. H.. Of that day.
Dated February 23d, 1882.
J.. +. DRAKE, Assignee of Mortgages.
DANIEL. HOHREIs, Attorney.
First pub. Feb. %. 1882
Last pub. March 80, 1882.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09

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res Of Science.-DomeStic Remedies, Steam,
Electric TcIegraphs, Printing, .cr., have each
hid their par, icuiar ovation but the man who
has rc,iurtdthe sphere ofdiseasc. and allrviated
the suitcrnES of millions Of his fellow beings, is,
to say the least Of it, entitled to our admiration.
Holloway has eXnrnd Il Il life time in the sup.
prcS>i IN OF sickness throughout the world, and
the effective cures Of measles small poX, ring
w0rm whouping cough, and all disorders affect
ing childhood. Ills Pills and Ointment are rs ia
mlliar rs household words in Europe. Asia, AT :
rra and America. Mothers should never be
without Il supply.
IMPORTANT CAvTloN-None are genuine I'm
less the signature Of j. ilAYDOCk surrounds
each box OF Pills AMI Ointment. B:'xes at 25c,
&c and 81 each.
aJ-rl.erc is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
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The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09
0ATA:RFH,

Head, Throat, Chest and Nervous Diseases
and Diseases OF the Eye and Ear, la3e Tor ,he
past 70 years received the especial attention Of
DIR. p. WALTEE CoNNAUGnTON,
Forest Building, 4'':' Brady st., Davenport, iowa.
Write to Doctor CoIna'lshton for ''The Amer
lean Specialist u valuable paper OH the above
named diseases and their cure The paper is
mailed FREE to any address. and no person,
young or old. can afford to be without the infor-
nation it contains. Ten thousand copies sent
all over the world monthly. 24-3Nl.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09
TO NEW SI|I:SCRIRERN

TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
erepeat our notice that we want
no new subscribers unless they can pay
something in advance. If you cannot
raise the money to pay for three or six
months i'll advance, you are too hard up
to have a newspaper. We do not in.
sist on full year in advance, but it
must he three or six months or we can
not take your names.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09
LAND OFFICE ut Worthington, MINI.

March 7, 1882 )
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following ma
med settler has fled notice of his iutepti0n 10
make final proof in support OF his claim, ind
that said aid proof vii will be made before the U. 5.
l'Snt once, at Worth"gton, MIMI. Oh
VIZ: Levi S. Rowland,
Homestead Application IL ,9Ol,
For the nwl4 sec ~. II l.4l
lie names the following witnesses to prove hfs
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of;
Gus Gullic1 Cole Guernsey, Charles Shore,
Robert Shore, Mobiles CO., Mimi.
~ Mons GRINAGER Register.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09
A. q. IF II. w
MASONIC.
CyyT7PCP DIRECTORY


METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab
bath morning at 10 30; evening service ut T.
Sunday School at y. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr. Hobart, Pastor.
UNION CoSGREG ArIoSAI--Se morning
Ind evening. Sunday School immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening Rev. Mr. Hart, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCn-Scrvices morning
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09

JUDGE SEFERANCE's LECTURE.
Judge Severance delivered his power
full temperance lecture on Tueaday
night at the U. G. church to a crowd
ed house. He favored ~ a law pun
ishing drunkenness the same as arson
or highway robbery; (2)a law disqual-
flying any habitual drinker for holding
Office, and 81 temperance department
in all our school textbooks. He Show
ed that the temperance work, or the
battle against intemperance, had been
going on for 5000 years. The Judge
was original, powerful and in some
parts very eloquent.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAMB OFFICE at WorthinRtou. Mlnn.,

Nor!cE is hereby given. that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
to make final proof in support OF hts claim, anil
that said proof will be made before the U. s:
Land ONCE at W"rthington, MINI. on
VIZ; Alnion fuilwsiler, Dcclaratory State:
ment No. T,s73,
Lots Z and l. sec. 10-l0l4O
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF.
said land, viz:
+. l.. Mccoy, Andy pilln,a,, N. v. McDowall.
Henry Fullweiler, Mobiles CO., MINI.
1s MONS GRINAEER, Register.