Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

iu tO, ana vest Tn S2ia dlll, Ills nele lg and assigns, any after acquired tit Tn to all the land that may be surveyed t. by the United States in satisfaction
 a of said grant, and in case the United ,n States shall give any lands in lieu oi ,v sad Spanish Grant to said Peralta o or his legal representatives, the game D. are also hereby granted, bargained " and sold to said Hill, his heirs and Ie assigns in fee simple absolute. And
 said Hill, fer himself and his heils, D covenants to and with said Willing q and bis heirs, and the enefcierics < under this deed and tier heirs that m at any time prior to or upon the C the United Safes survey of said Peralta grant being completed sud
 approved, he will proceed to com>
 promise and settle all or any of the titles or claims 10 lands or mines within said Peralts grant that may
 exist in good faitn by virtue of act ual settlement, improvament or min
 ing discovery And sad Ein shall
 make deeds to each actual settler
 within said grant of and for.such
 lands so actually settled and pos> l sessea, 2; twenty per cent less than
 the price fixed by congress for tha
 sale of public lauds in the Territory 1
 of Arizona, and in case any settler
 shall not be able to ray the pure
 l oh a5.T,
 such lands or mines, then the said 1 Rlll shall give esch one of them de-
 siring it, deed for such lot or mine,
 with a mortgage clause therein to
 secure the purchase money, payable
 h five years from date of decd, with
 interest thereon from date of deed ut
 three per cent year. payab ble annu- ally to sad Hill or his legal repre-
 seutaiivss; such deeds shall pass 10
 and vest in such gran ecs any future
 title tha; may be vested in said Hin
 as legal representative Of Peralta by
 United States survey or otherwise. .
 The general object and purpose of
 this deed being to prevent all litiga-
 ton between tke settlers upon, ani
 the rightful owners of said grant to
 Peralia, and To induce said settlers
 to aid in the speedy adjustment and
 survey of said Peralta grant by the
 | nited States, for their own benefit
 and protection and 10 quiet their ] titles forever. In case any portion . of the land within the Peraita eraut | has been entered and paid for as Y public land. said Hill shall, on the 2 perfection of the survey of the Per tF alta grant, n.ske q deed for such oi lands so the purchaser from the
 United States upon ST assignment ,o O said Hill by such purchaser of his c claim for the purchase money IT. igainst tue United States, whether in n whole CT in part. And upon the le inal approval of the survey of said cs Peralta grant by the United States, hs 'r upon aHT.other mode of perfect di ns the title to said land in said ea sraut to Peralta or his legal repre- ,h eniatives, being in any way ad~ 10 udged or approved so as to vest said 10 tile to said land as last above stated. is, hen said Hill and his heirs shall ar onvey and grant in fee simple ab- ta, olate to tEe cii y of Phoenix, Tn Ari- io ona, and within said grant, one co ectior or land of six hundred and
 orty acres. 10 be selected by the iayor of he city Of Phoenix, to ou ound aud establish the Willing TO; diversity, upon plan similar to SUI he one Set forth in the Second Edi- tar on of -'Liberty and Law.' by Brit tv on A. Hill, published in 1880. iu wi |. Louis, Missouri. And said Hill th, bali elso convey in fee simple, abso-
 lie to said city of Phoenix, six
 lousand four hundred acres of lana
 his own selection, fer lhe supi ort TOT nd endowment of said Willing Nc niversity forever, to be inallenable, we nd to be leased for fifty years in @it terms ol five years each 'a 2 ground rent, for the suppori and 9l' ldowment of said Willing UniveT- ty forever; all the said lands here ces 7 conveyed te the city of Phoenix fun
 he inaiienable for any purpose. 203 nd said Hill shall also convey in tin, e simPla oh:olute to the School inc commissioners of each Congression- fun
 township in said Peralta grant ser i'd their successors in said office ( rever, sections nine, twenty-one. for irty three, twelve, twen;y~fodT ana has irty-six @. 21, B, 12. 24. tS 36) fun
 six hundred and forty acres each O ti
 each township, 10 he and remain foil hool lands forever, fnaiienaoIe, Dis Id subject 10 be leased for fifty '' ! ars, in leases renewable every i've T .ars for the support of schools in Yur i'd townships, similar to those set uae rth in said book on ''Liberty and Tor sw." And finally, upon final and sno vorable action on said grant by the o,d llted States or fhe courts of the ,-,11 nifed States, said Hill and his heirs for all and hereby does convey unto ioil i'd George Fl. Willing anu hts om, ITS, in fee simple absolute all oG ec,i C even nun bered sections of land pcf
 six hundred and forty acres re- den aiming undisposed of in said Per> la,. ia grant. And said Hill shall pay hnt CT to said Willing and his helrs, def v per ce Tt of all the proceeds of the eney from tie compromises with
 t5lers on said Peralta grant. And T to the residue of said real estate Dul