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N CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
arc Of MONTAGUE ooNvlors
c,,. PARTICULARLY Toueh-Just Sem
Que Two Bad Boys - Sheep
shesrers' war-dne is Killed
.uauses of Bloodshed.
,,.,+,.,,e Criminal Court.

,uril DIS Special. The dis.
BOWL 90 ho,, .roonad ,ho 80.
MET cOuf o4s ooon "S"sou 'lo pas pa,
p.sk wiz The criminal Docket me
'~A ID, npose the more important
glow a or.
asss dls 81" - -, p,..;sh n,.r
The stat : LefiF / aiiisn' .neit OF
,ssrling' .rilGt % g"l'y anu TWO
TaNs in the pen nIe n ,'iS, hour o,so,,,
The State vs. pUo V ,F LII, ,, a5'uu ,,
b NUDE . aeniteu,i ia : "''' GNU WV
rtsrs in the lepl Uhn tycv; me- =.
The State VS.. ohIp l4uviu9, thelo OF
Attle; veldl 20 o. gul''y au' Vhr%o years
tho pen ,.o ", PSShart Miller and
The state w. HooeLS mil' ~ nv -
tgoCss0s, ;oeib VI hp'S1 "iH en9lV o'
sdde. IL l-se oneF anS re Uea,.s
icing mere D"ys, "S s0nrt narciF,,,iv 1" a1
rpsntCllNV's' .,..,.,,s.,. - IL
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o HAVE AlgErvos REAu4rrul
THE BUSINESS BUDGET.
STOCKS AsourATAs rMNpsTlLL
The Mexican Central, the Mexican Ma
tional, the Panama and Randalia
Roads all Heard frOm-Strik-
ers Again Victorious.
Tone of the Stock Market.


NEW YORK, April O. Government
bonds have been quiet and registered
AZ per cents. are quoted 4 lower, ct ll2,
and there is also an equal reduction in
coupon 4 per cents at ll2A; others I'M
changed.
State securities dull.
Railroad bonds fairly active, prices
generally being well held. The Chesa-
peake ~ Ohio bonds, however continue
weak, on the growing impression that
the interest will not be paid when due.
The stock market continues extremely
dull and without development of any
special feature. Total sales to-day only
Ill $50 shares, which, with the exception
of.Saturday, was the dullest day of the
year, and, with few exceptions, the
dullest in several years. or to-day's
business four stocks monopolized over
63 per cent. OF the sales. The street is
comparativelyfre of rumors, and lead
ing operators on both sides OF the mar
ket show no disposition to trade. Bust
ness is consequently confined almost
exclusively TO room traders, who are al
ways willing to take Is or q per cent
profit and equally willing to run, should
the market turn against them to that
| extent. There were current reports
that the Southern Pacific railway would
not be ableto earn during the fiscal yea
ending June 30 enough to meet its iixeC
char es, and the stock became one o
| the,weakest on the list. At the Office of tn,
company it Is positively stated tina
there is no truth, whatever, in the re
port. Oregon Railway and Navigation
was also extremely weak, following ri
mors that the dividend would either b
reduced or passed altogether, and wit
sales of 1900 shares, the stock fell froI
67M to 633s 1t is understood a meetin
OF the directors of the company will
held here tomorrow, and it is believe
that they win act on tho question of
dividend, as well as to consider the leas
=, of the Oregon railway to the Norther
: Pacific.
Transactions, $4,000 shares.
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JUDGE Al. FOWLER.

HhbhE A. D. fnM LINN
PALESTINE, April Especial by
private letter news reached here tins
morning Of the death, at Lindale, Texa',
on April /, Of the well.kuown Texas
veteran, Judge A. j. Fowler. He was a
member OF the Texas congress Of ISL,
t&eoniederat0 soldier, eN.district judge,
and was the last but two Of those who
organized the first Masonic lodge in this
'own, IL years ago,
HENRY SAMPSON.
GALVESTON, April AT 10 o'clock TO-
uay death called Mr.. Henry Sampson,
ah Old and well known citizen
anu prominent mason, IRON
ssgenes OF active lie, in the Gath year OF
C,s age Mr. Sampson was a native OF
Oharloston, South Carolina, and re-
moved to Houston In 1912, where he
WtlNely entered upon commercial pur'
m suits, which he followed until lSOl,when
We civil war broke out
During the period of hostilities
ne served the confederate government
MIN signal fidelity as Its fiscal agent II
teAas, At the conclusion of hostilitie'
nc again resumed business In Houston
an 1877 he removed 10 Galveston anS
engaged in the commission business
which he conducted successfully unit
e,eeted secretary Of the Texas Nut
VA Life Insurance company
which Office he hold unit
stricken with paralysis, whiol
mnesmoVed him from the active walks Q
me, and finally resulted In his death
me licensed was very prominen
mason, and began his navitiate In Hol
land Lodge No. 1, in Houston, In ISL
, nnu was elected worshipful master l
i ,SOS' He represented Holland lodge Q
we 18th annual communicate
ei most worshipful gran
Iouge, when IL convene
Mkusk, In January, 1854, and. was aI
pointed district deputy grand mast'
Ior the seventh Masonic district an
A~Ved two years. he allied all the SUI
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A CHANGE OF Firm.

DALLAS, April Al have this day sold
my entire interest in the drug business
OF NJ. II. Hicklx & Co. to John X.
Hearne, Of John II. Hearne & Co., OK
Palestine Texas.
Signed THos. w. SCoLLARD.
Referring TO the above, the new firm
HickoX IL Hearne, take this opportunity
TO thank generous public for its past
liberal patronage to the old firm and
hope by prompt attention TO business
and fair dealing to merit the contlnu
ance of the same.
HICKoX IL HEARNE.
on. II. Hickox, John Il. Hearne.)
The business gill be continued at the
same old stand, corner Main and LANAI
streets.
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CAPITAL CITY CULLINGS.
TWO lMPoRrANT.NEw CHARTERS
How the New Occupation Tax Law Affects
State Revenaes--An Important Cir
enlnr on Delinquent Taxes
The Land BIZ.
NEW CHARTERS.

AUSTIN, April 6.--LSpecial. Charters
filed; San Jose Irrigation and Power
company.
Gulf and Overland Telephone and Tele-
graph company, Galveston; capital
stock, $500, 900. Incorporators, Albert
Weis, NJ. Ullman, p. y Wren, Henry
Savior, w. }. Burke, Ii. Kempner, w,
III. Baxter, Leon Blum, Charles Fowler,
and M. Lasker.
THE EFFECT OF THE NEW OCCUPATION
TAX LAW.
Estimates made in the comptroller's
office, after the smoke has cleared away,
shows the increase in taxes Is barely go
ing to pull the state through without u
deficiency. This state of affairs is
largely brought about by the passage oil
certain laws, notably, one permitting
| the transfer of occupation licenses.
This law, it il estimated, will cause a
| falling off in occupation taxes OF over
$4,000 in the two years.
IMPORTANT TO TAX DELINQUENrS.
Referring to the act of the nineteenth
legislature postponing the sale OF real
or personal property for taxes for 1881
until July. the comptroller to-day SEN
out the following to collectors:
HraX collectors are hereby instructed
not to make any sales of property TO
the taxes of 1884 until the first Monda,
in July, 1885, as the act. makes no pro
, vision for the re-advertisement OF prop
erty in cases where advertisements bav
been made in compliance with the lay
= i'm force prior TO the passage of said ac
a tax collectors are instructed tha
in cases where such advertisement
. already have been made, the
viii permit such advertisement
! to be published for the full period r
oulred bV law, but will, before the fir
: Monday in July, notify the Taxpayer
y by publication in some weekly new
;, paper in the county, or by posting,
y here be no newspaper published in u
county, that the sale of lands heretofol
!, advertised for the taXeS of 1881 Will
- made on the first Monday IN July, lSs
for the taxes shown III such adyertis
mont, and cost OF sale. In cases whe
no adVertisBrn ents have boen made {
=, taxes of 1884, tax collectors will not a
= vortise the lands until such time
70 June'neXt, 8s will enable the advertis
II ments to be published the II
~ period Of time prescribed bY law beto
!, the first Monday in July, 1850"
NJ THE LAND NIL.
Wv Tho land bill peacefully slumbers IN
pigeon hole, but tho impression
Strong toat it will receive q quietus h'
- veto. Certain prominent men tod
vi espresso themselves decidedly in
.r' vor of tho old law, which the land boz
,5 can improve If il is thought bost, ado
~, ing any of the good features OF the II
% law. The board has this authority
there is anything on earth that ma
n, Coy. Ireland hesitate about exercise
id1 the veto power, 1t 10 his aversion
, o,, serving on tho land board, and In Z
a." S1c all the other members heartily conc
,oi But il the new law, however, is foun'
;M be detrimental to the interests OF
90, ~ state he will sacrifice his own persO
,sa feelings and interests aud veto the
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DALLAS Apri! 7.-[Editor HERALD'I-
While | was making political speech
last night some one called out from the
crowd and said was Cd d--n liar
from statements made. All said was
from the record, and the man who made
the assertion Ia a liar and poltroon.
NV Office is.No. 2l5 Main street, where |
can be- found Az any timo, and am re-
sponsible for all have said.
ID. a. WILLIAMS.
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Mrs. j. w. Webb received aItelegram
yesterday from Baltimore, bringing tho
sad tidings of tho death Of hor mothyr,
Mrs. Shock, at the ripe age of rs years,
of typhoid fever.
Mr.. j. NJ. Murphy, operator MT the
Western Union office, received "a tele
gram yesterday. announcing the death
of his father, Mr.. Daniel Marphy, o.
Boston, who died of pneumonia. TIL,
deceased was for "A years president o
the 81. Vincent do Paul Temperance an
ISOLATION, and enc OF the Stevens exile
from Ireland.
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DRAw-PoKER Is much dearer than q
draw ON an Opera Puff Cigarette.


The church was beautifully decorated.
We were astonished In boholding that
growing young congregation. Two
hundred and fifty people were seated
and many could NOS get stan ding room
and had to stay outside. The altar,
were decorated with much taste, the ev
ergreen intermingled with verses from
Scripture; t.ne flowers and chandelier
presented y striking effect.
The energetio and eloquent paste,
Rev. Father v. Quinou, made one 9Th
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AHeayy Rainfall.

One of the hardest rain storms that
has visited this section within the past
year fell yesterday morning just before
The break Of day, flooding the streets
and swelling the branches and creeks
TO undue proportions. IL was accompa'
nied by terrible thunder and lightning
that seemed TO shake all nature. Sev
erd trees In the suburbs were struck by
the electric fluid, hut ~ Tar rs learned
no damage resulted 20 lie or property
IL will rOtard Tho farmers In tholr work
however, several days,
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worthaIn Notes.

WoRTHAH, April Especial. lit as
rainsd almost necessarily for "a hours
seriously Interfering with the Easter
celebrations, Tor which extensive lsepa.
Tations had been made. Much damage
has already been reported by overflow
of streggas.
Mrs. l.. r. Dyer, of Clarendon is on a
visit here to her sister.
Cattle trade is active at about half
price paid last spring.
Z Mr.. Robert Lonebotham and Miss.
Strickle, were married yesterday.
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A Faithful s.rxnnt.

Mr.. Slgmund Loeb, the present in
cumbent, and a candidate for reelection
AZ alderman from the fourth ward, has
made good record during his term Of
sffice, and so far as fidelity and faithful
meas TO his constituents goes, he will
command a splendid Support. Alder
man Loeb has labored zealorsly for the
interest of the city and he deserves
credit for his course In the council.
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The testimony of the clergy supple
ments that Of persons in every other
walk of life In regard 10 the virtues OF
Mis- HERS Herb Bitters. Rev. Thomas
Starkweather, who was long affected
with a distressing cold, was told 70 use
the medicine. He did so without much
confidence In the preparation, but h'
adds; al am bound TO say the Bltter'
cured me, and own myself conver
| To its elliCiOncY.n
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New Addition.

70 the city Two Blocks ofstroot kali
way-Desirable Residence Property
We have made an addition OF forty
gOl acres TO the city, large portion f
which fronts on Mckinney avenue ana
Pearl street, and consists OF handsome
residence lots. IL is only one mile from
the courthouse, and in two blocks OF the
Belt Line railway, which makes 1t a
yory desirable locality, Prices reason
able and terms easy. For particulars
call at our office, Poydras street, in
rear Of Flippen, Adouo Il Lobit,. ana we
will take pleasure in showing the
! Iote. OLIVER THOMAS * Bro,
Real Estate Dealers,
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Hen be a Convict Again,

lOyevIEw, Apr,l Is Special. J. Quite
sensational arrest vas made last night
bD Sheriff Killingswor,h and posse near
bsre. al the instance of Rev. Butler,
,olored. of Smith county. Itappears an
sreonvict named Lawrence Campbell,
olOred, abducted Lenu Butler, a hand.
nme negro girl abou IS years old ard
.ompellng her to swtsr she was over Is
wears old thereby procuring a license
and marrying the girl here two weeks
,ro, 70 make matters worse, Campbell
Ss swite living in IT,. Tor, Texas. Rev
Butler returned to OverJ0n taking with
Im bis daughter. Cumpbell is now il
MI here.
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"rho moon Of Mahomet rose and IL
shall sot,n Saws Shelly, but If you will
sot bottle of Dir. Bulls Cough Syrup
In some handy place you win have a
quick cure for Group, coughs aud colds
when your children are trubled with
| thOul.
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The Yegeiahles Nom Ent.

Asparagus is good diuretic. Sorrel is
cooling. Carrots are not very digesti-
bic, Lettuce is narcotic. Celery is good
for the brain, and the onion is some-
thing you don't want to eat when you
are going counting. II you eat too much
of variety, and get dyspepsia, take
Browns Iron Bitters, and be well. Mr.
A. Stevens, Woodbury., Missouri, says
| had dyspepsia badly; used Browns
Iron Bitters, and felt great change for
the better after the first Dose"
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Anecnivnd yHnmnn

Ia the lady who uses cosmetics, face
lotions, white Lead hismuth, powders,
arsenic, &c, in the belief Of enrichiug
gnd Identifying the complexion. 1t is
but temporary and ultimately destroys
lho skin beyond .ha power OF nature VI
tlstore. sion it! Stop IL now and usC
enly DR.. Harteps Iron ionic, which i'm
r.ri. 10 v'cor pr8 love .npss Of gCNtb
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BOOTS AND SHOES
7es ELM STREET.
Held TO Anawer.

Sam Jaggers and Sam Houston, col
ored, who were arrested near McKin-
ney by the federal authorities on the
charge of passing So counterfeit treas.
ury note, had a hearing yesterday after
noon before United States Commits
sioner Mccormick, aud were held to
answer in tho sum of $3.50 each.
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connrtnr or Internnl Rcrenuo.

Rumor has 1t that II. NJ. Henderson,
OF sulphur Springs, is to superoede
Webster Flanagan as collector OF inter-
nal revenue OF this, the fourth district
of Texas. There arc llG counties IN this
district, aud Dallas Is tho center of the
same. aud Mr.. Henderson will, In order
10 DO noar those with whom no Is to have
business, movo his office here.
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+. NJ. Clover & Co., at III Elm street,
Is new house, bus is now In the front
rank as first class druggists and pre-
scriptionista, whore you can be sure OF
polite treatment, fair prices and first
class goods. None but thoroughly conf
petent men employed.
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Yesterday was estray sale day. There
was but little stock on the market, but
what there was, brought fair prices
Splendid bargains are frequently picked
mp ut these sales OF estrayod stock, and
hence their popularity.
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Marine Matters.
PoRr OF NEW ORLEANS.

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANs, April 6. - Cleared
The steamship Hudson, Tor Dunkirk'
Eliza Knight. for Belize; the shiT
Henry, Tor Liverpool.
Arrived. The steamship Kate Car
roll. from pasqualline Aperto,
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Hn Comea to Dnllns.

LoNovIEw, April 6.-Ispecial.l-N F.
Perry, the Oldest and best known man
in business circles here, left here. to-day
to connect himself with S. p. Mendez,
clothing manufacturing company OF
na1lug
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nlnrrnd Mllh rhrfl.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Frank Cock
rell, of the Todd mills, fled information
with the county attorney, charging
Adam Owens, colored, with the theiI
$40 worth of stuff from the mill. The
writ was issued and placed In the hands
of the officers for his arrest.
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- A ny CIR THAN EVER q


VERY
We
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ORDINATE offices at the Grand Lodge and
was elected its grand master in 1S5S.
La the deliberations Of the Grand IodSe
ne rendered important service and was
chairman of the finance. committee.
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KILLED hr,he Kiel, OF a nIor.o.

CAsrRovGLLE, April 0.-lspeciall--
This evening John Hynes, aged l4years,
was in the stable on pougherty's ranch
In turning q stall, one OF tho. horses
kicked him on the head, fracturing the
skull. Thirteen pieces of bone nave
been removed. The boy will die
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ZOE, ICE, ZOE.

Ice delivered to all parts OF the CITY
Texas Ice Company, Telephone oiV' loe
made from Browder Springs water.
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First-class grooming and board at Ed
Randall's stable. Rates reduced to $12.b
mar month.
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Baxter Telephones,

Sold or rented by D. NJ. Clover, gen
eral uperintendent Texas Overland Tel
ephone and Telegraph company,7ll Ella
street,
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Humboldt, in his Cosmos, thought he
showed up the world. Suppose he hSd
lived to know Or. Bulls Cough Syrupi
But no didn't, alasl
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e. NJ, Clover q Co., the Elm street
druggists, IL the only house In Dallas
that has a tirst-olass prescription clerk
ON duty all night.
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CLERuRNE, April Special. The
ease OF the State vs. John l.. White, for
murder, Is set for MAY d.
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byterian church on Monday naeht. Mr..
Fl. b. Birmingham will aCsAress the
M aefino
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I'd. Randall can furnish hrst.clas
lrummers' wagons and teams ~ rea-
,onable rates.
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CownoYs and All the other boys yoll
for Opera Pntf Cigarettes. Avoid imt'
totipnu
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he Economical,

Use chopped feed, fatten your stock,
and save money. Send your orders to
Felton,s mill.
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Cleveland IL tho uhoiC OF the Amerl- !
can peoplo-so are OPP run |lsa-
Tcttes.
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EVERY nrstclass dealer sells Oper q
Pun Cigarettes. VIII not stick V the
lips.
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The following is guide for tho voters
on tho municipal election to-day
There is 10 be elected:
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-08
RCssA's AsAILAxI.

London, Fob. 4.-It 10 stated that
Mrs. Dudley II the illegitimate
daughter Of persons Of rack
She had two children, both Of whom
are dead. She is possessed Of good
histrionic powers. and at one time
studied with view Of going on the
stage. She speaks French huently
Conflicting reports are received as to
whether she had been married. The
exsminsti,n Of the police reports re.
veals the following:
LncilDs Dudley, aged "a, who de-
scrIbed herself as sgoverpess,charged
With attempting suicide.
After Mrs. Dudley's attempt at
suicide in L. ndon in July, 1888, she
fsi ed 10 Obtain sureties and was sent
10 the House Of Detention at Mil
bank for time.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-08
RcssA's son SURPRISED.

Minneapolis Feb. z.-ODonovaD
Rossa's so'n Denis, who is engaged 10
bnsinsss here as a solicitor tor the
Young Mems Endowment Associs-
ton, called At the Tribune editorial
rooms this morning, and the Grst b-
heard OF his fathers assassination
was when the city editor read the
dispatch to him. He remained per
fectly cool. but asked for full par.ic
ulsrs. Being informed that nothing
further had been heard be departed.
refusing to snswer any questions, OK.
ospt to dsoy any knowledge OF the
woman Dudley, who 10 said TO have
done the shooting. The news was q
complets surprise to him, and be left
hurriedly 10 send message to New
York inquiring as to his fathers con
ditinn,
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-08
shsri9-. ssls.

Rxvirtus sf an execution issosd ont o<
- District CouTt Of the Third JodloiaI Dis.
ts1et 0f shs Territory Of Arizona In xnd Tor
~ County VI Mohxye dated shs 6fth day
% fsbrsary A. d: lSe6, IN . certain actisn,
s.s snsssia william koshland e plsin.ih, r:
and Silver Mining COMPANY, dsfsudass, 10 :
tbs som Of seven thsus&nd thrss hundred
snd forty.tbSss dollars and nipst v.ssvsn
osots and Interest thereon. amOuutin1 20
ne sum VI oz4l.60 osnts tbA pssosnfaes
snssson, 70 vu. SIG "a csots and costa
slnoon ting 70 tbs sum Of tl6s on the arst
osy ~ yetooer, A. u. l8ek, and the sun Of
dollars and ~ csnta is nov Ct lie ~ a
thas sctD actually doe on ssid judQDsos. 1
have isvisd upoR ths folIovinc dssorih:d
pr0psrty, 10 WIT;
That certain road, known a the csd.r.
yslisz .oii rosd' !oeassd by :. ), ysrcsns 90
corded On ysses SIS and sss. Bees ~ e.
esllznsoos records of Moh1ve co.ce.
refsrsncs 70 which records 10 hsrssy "a,
situate aud oommsnctng ~ OF near a p.,ioS
~ the big Sandy, about 5 miles soutn al
kusssli's house. st Wh,tnsy, And 10 ding 20
the Arnold mins In Cedar.vallsy Dutrict.
Aiso upon that certain mining claim sit.
ing D,strict County Of Mohavs and known
~ the Arnold mins. oonsistinR OF one thos.
sand fsst in length, with three hundred fest
sp n szsh sids of TIC center Of the veln,
boundsd on the north BY the kvaneslist
m,ne, and on the south BY the General Ies
| mins, IL bong The most northerly thousHa1
fest Of tue oiaim which vas located by !. b.
Hagendie, ". y. Arnold snd Y. Naesudis
| On ss,d ledge, ON or about November l4th,
| ls72. and named the Arnold mine, and 70.
cordsd In the rec ,ris Of Cedar valley min
ing District, said claim was rssooated BY ~
| Arnold Gold and silver mininQ Comp Wy,
through Il. =. Bates, its president. on Ian
asry 5th, lss3. and duiy recorded on paesu
81 and 5s B,ok ID. mining rssords Of Cedar
valley mining district, and also on psesl
79o 7yC and 7s7, Book y. mining records d
Mohays County, TsfsrsDce TO which record
10 hereby given that ON Mond ~, the ssconx
day 0f March, A. ID. 18sS ut one O'Clock D
| 20. II thu day, in front 4 the court -housl
\ Il tbs town Of Mineral Fsrk. County o,
Mohave, I viii sell all the rie.t, title an<
interest Of tins said Arnold 0pld and SilysI
mining Comp spy. the defendant, In and h
ths above described property, at public
aaotion, for G,sh, to the hirhsst and bssi
bidder, to satisfy said sxscution and ell
oDsts.
Min'ral Park. February ,'.a.. tn :. !s,I 2; isss
| .. |& ..., Sheriff.
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