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The Tombstone., 1885-08-10
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 SAN FEANcIsco, Aug, 8. The funeral procession in New York started at 7 o'clock, a. p. Pacific Coast time.
 NEW YoRk, Aug 8 l2:3o r. .. the head of procession is, just entering 1,i~erside DriTe and is| distant iron, starting point 2 rifles.
 Nkv YORK, Aug, g.
 4:s0 p. m, CataIfeaue just arrived 1t Riverside Park. Our next bulls- tin will give the exact time the ;asket is placed in the vault.
 NEw YORK, Aug, g. S:s7 p m., Gen. Grants casket has| .kis moment been placed in the vault .n the presence of :hree quarters oi a| million people. NEW YoRK, Aug, g. The fureral procession in this city| today was the largest ever known, talk ing 4 hours to pass given point, and| tt was moving all thu time. Fusincss| # all kinds was entirely suspended,
 Los ANGLES, Aug, 5. Procession started to day g. ] p. n. Los Angles time and which "as7 p. IT. New York time and was the largest; ever seen in this city. At ,ke exe--' :;ses seats were provided for 5000 peo-| pie, ara 2o,ooo people listened to thel orAtion, poem, music etc. Freshness; vas entirely suspended, snd minute guns irod every half hour throushout| the l.y. There wss ca.alfaacc irj this procession.
 SAN FRANCISCO Aug, 8. This city and inter or towns through. put the state, observed funeral obsequisI procession the longest and largest ever seen in this c,ty. Guns were fired and bells tolled all day. No accidents oc- ;ursd to mar tho evant of the day.
 es.' .".- +. TScsox Aug, 8.
 Tae people of this city remained quietly at home and slept, or took theirl families and drove out into the coca- ;ry. The day was not generally ob- served here. -''..
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OFF SHOOTS.

Good Knen ;hE'stsl.S5 8; Meyers.
 s6 pants for s4 atf. Meyers Bro
 Oreralls E cents per pair::st Meyers.
 Flannel underwear for cos: at Meyers
 Tea Kettle whisky at Raaerty's saloon
 Shoes to: your ova price st ]. Meyers < Bro. fr .-,
 For gsnulne Tea Kettle whisky 20 to Capt. Rafiertys' : ,ele leather trunk given away with eve., purchase al J. Meyers & Bros. -. All goods bs low cost st j. Meyers < Bro Allen ana Fie'h srreetss
 Full s,Sek :alf boois 1, s4 2. J. Meyers A Bros. s.s 1G1 mailed 70 any address O. receip, of 5e cents. Address. C. s. Fly, foRb..nnc. A. T
 augS-1w
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The Trijoiet Brothers have purchased :he butcher shop of Clifford & Rouse on F5th street. Tue -Tribolet Brothers do |their own slauShtering. and gre prepare 10 sell the choicest of American meats shcIcssle and retail.
 5. We have tskea up great deal sf ouI feom to- dsy with sn account sf tue Grant memorial, which has ero sded out interesting local matter wh!ch will sr. bear to-neErow.
 Mr. I. Rothin hsa returned from . 1usinsss t<ip to California. Under Sheriff Reppy and wife, re- burned from brief visi: to California CD Friday lss;.
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1h0nES.

The Rescue Hose Company desire k return thanks to Mrs. Givsns, Mrs |Dr. Goodfe 'low, Ars. Belyea, Mrs. A IT. Jones, Mrs. Wm. Ives, Mrs. c. C. Berry and many others who so kindly donated flowers and assisted in decorat
 ing their hose carriage on Saturday
 at. ..
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Stiy! Another.

Hafnsr $ shaughnessy, the pepli!ar rfo- |prietars of the B:lilso psrlors, ou Alien si. having made arrangements wiih the hropri- tors oi the Celebrstee sehins Milwaukee beer, have h,f s ans ic. chest erected lr their saloon and are LOW prepared to serve the!r numerous customers with schooners pf ,bis celebrated beer on d:aught. Ice cold |Drep in and trS t. sSr.
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Return ThanEs.

The members of Tombstone Engire |Co. No. l desire to return thanks to Mrs. Chaye, Mrs. Finney Mrs. Mc |Collough, Mrs. Isascs, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Paul Batn ahd the gentlemen who donated flowers and assisted ir |ehe decoration of their hose carriage last Saturday.
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DIop irto tie Crystal Palace f:r ehe.ctI beer on drauS.rts fcv~ rUad-eut- oi tue pfteni German fountain. .jelt.
 Arno,!'s Wood Yard. Co-aes Eight ans
 safJrd Streets.
 Esy cord and stove w0oc ct lowest rates LeaTe orders with Arnolis express wagon
 After breakfast, to make youTself feel happy, go to Ashnun S Walkers ans purchase choice imported cigas. !: Mr. T. J. Dowell has reduced the terms o tuisicn to S5 per month for either Spanish oI bookkeeping to those attending s: his of ice.
 The Pioneer mills four. Sacramento. $ tLeI bes. in the market. For sale st the CGsl, Store of WoLco1r .x MnssICK. :. The hest California and ranche butter a, the Cash Store of WALCor1 x M1sIcE. T
 Fresh eggs always oi- hand a. the CaslI Store of WALcoTT 4 MKsIcx.
 To be pstr,otic one must smoke, al the bes, and cheapest place to purchase your tobacco ard cigars is st Ashmun & Walkes's.;
 60 to the Crystal Palace saloon fc, 1 Big SchOOner of ike cold Anhauesct beer drawn from .Ke patent Gerr.n' :LUp;sip. Ceiy 12,s cents per glass.
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For Salel

One of the oldess and. best pay ing restaurants in this city will be sold. very reasonable if called for within the next two weeks. Sick ness causes the present owner to leave the territory. For particu7- lars call or address this office, where full information will he given.
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375 pounds of powder were ceasumed ia firing salutes on Saturday last.
 There wore nearly s,ooo visisors iI :kis city on Saturday. ,..>.
 Jphn P. Csm. q Tombs)eae, writes two eosaua article to ,pseve thsths h . Dene. erst vhss afsy cenk worth et VAisky wsail seeonpIisA the ssqe resait--Albaquerqu us 3esrnA.
 Among come important things ws so1 siosd e aa(urdsy lest wss thst the stsrs et T. r. Hadsop vss not drsped, spd that Austie Gordon was not ia the pro esssisn. o~ r-
 Go to Tribolets meat msrres fo. aAeice Ansr::ep Peasa. ~~
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Al. persons owing the firm of Caldwell IS Stanford are hereby requested to call auo settle same at n:e. otherwise legal proeeed- ngs will be taken to enforce the collection thereof All persons having claims againt said firm will please preseat them at once su san settle same as fast as funds come into my hands for the purpose.
 Tombstone, Arizona, July slst, 1885.
 .- U. RIrTRR.
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Charles C. Johnston, Attorney at Law anal
 Notary Public, has estabHshed a law of1ce| kin Charleston in connection with his ofiec| lin Bisbee; will attend to business In both! places. Also will practice in all the Courts' lin the Territory. All communication withI (Nr Johnston will be addressed to Charles ! Isen, Coch.se, Co., AfiseaA aux$-lw
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Ddring .Sf0Ce E0J6erH.

Dnring SfGOe E0t6eTU- This morning ss nhout rinc n'c:ocs =s { th" s,ace which lief, Maricopn for Phe In,x 2, 2 20 neared the po,nt of frnouutnins| about seven miles this side of Msricops| |it was stopped by'two men with shot- |suns, and Wells, Fargo ss Co.'S box dc l,nanded, the passengers stood up !a a| row aaG made 70 punsle. There ~c-e three passengers on board, |on- Of which vas Mir. B. Heynap, oe the irr, of Schoenfeld & Heyman, of ,his| place who was iuat returning from .ons| "trip to the eastern cities; another was r| l Dir. Stern, & brother of Dr. Stern, of this| place, and the third was Mr. Brcwn, a' Firumne., from San Frapcisco Gu demand being made for ths bo1' I M-. Heymsn who was on the o.'tsiir seat with the d:lver dropped it'dowD F. quick he says; the passengers wsrr| linen ordered 6uy,a and made tc held up| itheir hsnds rart of the time thoug'i they| were al.owcd to feel their own r"cketsI tor coin. Mr. Hey1asn says the guns of] he robbers were both double bs-r":edi shot guns full cooked, an'i ss he looked| |.io wn into the rnuzz'ca, were exeee9.Dglyj .arse, bu, the way they bohbed around betrayed the fact that ;he men whc !le.a| them were exceedinsY nervous tharn- selves and the passengers were badly !scared -ih fact ihe whole crowd seems'' |so 5e scared. When each psssenge- had banded out about whs, money he thou |g |ghr he could spare. they w,re not search I'd or farther Gerland made, thocgh| s. ne of them wer. taking cut thcir| wslle'a and taking ".t watches p.epara cry to . complete surrender. Mr. Hey ,nsn ssked How much money do you| |fellows wan,i" "Oh s;se us little sil EYes," was the reply. '-" Hero :: s3 60, among it is doila- have cafri' d for ten years. I hate to give It up.' said ,Heyna7 "Keep .ha.," said the spokes' man, and Mr. Hey:nan got of by turnin2| |nyer 2 50, though he had purse Tn hiI pocket with considerable money in it, |sud . 6nc gold watch and chain with |h,m. h al!, the robbers got but sbnc' s.1 from the passengers, though css oi| |;he m had upward of ae0G about him. After getting the money frola the| passengers the robbers turned their at sention to Wells, Fargo & Co.'s boz. which they made passenger break open |snd then proceeded 60 turabe the con tents into 8 bag, so that :he passen.ers| do got know what they found Tn it They then appropriated the lea;iers "i
 the stage team and told inc driver and passengers to "gis," with what WAS left. | and 90 they did without fu,,her ce-e. many. Tho robbers were watched how,
 ever; they mounted the stage horsss, bare backed, and struck out in a, east l eviy direction.
 Mir. Eeyman says both were thin spareI Americans, one quite ,sll and th. other about tha average height. All through the operation it was apparent that th- ncn were very green hands at the busi
 ness irsp, their nervousness and unusual cxTe!esness. If there had been c"ol5 Fighting man among the assengers Mfr | Herman says it Wou d have been DO sob a, all to have so, the drop on both and
 taken them ia but as it happened, no-
 body seemed 10 feel like fighting.
 s1sS SSp On;pf
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NOttce.

The corar,nership heretofore existing se tween the undersigne3 under the iirn nsmt and style Of Caldwell < stsndford, is this da dissolved by mutual consent A. J. Rittei has this day been appointed our agent to col feet s!l claims due said firm, and to pay al' debts owing y same. Thls 2ls: July, lss5.
 4. l. CADwELL,
 JAS. \. STANFORD.
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JAMES J. NASH.
Sandy Reh's Stage Line,

tAGe c connect with Eastern x Id West ern bound trains Leaves at 2:l5 |. ID.
 Stage for bisbec leaves every day (excepi EAndsy) at 6 a. IT,, City time
 sstaxe te connect with Quaynss tTIih tfvves at : p:m. Stage for Charleiton leaves st s. n:
 Oidce: 40e Alteg street, under OccisentL Hotel.
 Posteffise Directory. 2osto@c. open from 5 a. r. to p. n end one hour Gfter distribution Of evening nsll Registry business frcr, 6 (. D, 70 ?. m. Money order business From g 2. a. l. @p. n. Open Sundays from 30 to ?. p. us.l All out going nsils texcept for Bis; bsel elose at s :. m. Mi! for Bisbee close. ai l0.p. ID. Postal nc.es issued for any sun from one cent 70 s4.H Fee for each note, 1: eeats. JOHN P. CLuM.
 = -f Postmaster.
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0liper Wendell Ho1nses o,s Gran

4 dinDss Stxsa- te 0sseral Or ant, July al, IS When treason Arst began the stoife sSfhst crinsons cd sea and stosx The nation poured her boarded life On frssdome thFestiug-S CT; = From Asld and prairie, esGt and west,
 From coast aud t:ll and pis'n. HhS .Assyss of ripsntnR manhood pressed
 Thick q the oeaEdsd. grain. Rich VI. h: h.rvs,.: ssul' g. true Bns Aercey still the eopficf rev, The eoor of death s,ers wide kh. wno forget. thS. drsa ,1ful day
 Whose bio. .os E,aef snG shame, Four bitter yssrs se cree ySA;h away
 !n .s.s ot blood and asus, vap. vAin the Nation. iofty bos.ts-
 Vstn sn hey sscE!Aee! "G.vs ne mac to le ead ny hes:e,
 Oo. cd in hssvsr." sue cries While battle whtrs bis s,ushirg ssil.
 4od plIes eis winhow.nS fan, ~hisk flies the cha6 or ev:ry ss,s.
 She Can not lad her nan! s.sysiy they fought who tailed .s yin. : Oar lsadees nSt le-acaI eS, Eighting tAa hVs;s sf h-Il And sin.
 Bat aeysS de always hard Nems poI the broken tools of God
 That helped our scrss: pse6.; fhs2sp.ihs that martyr fs.t have trod .. The e{pQus5or's steps he leads. Bas sow the hssvsns grow black with do.bt. :. The ravens HI the sky, frtssds plot wltn,n, ices storm without,
 Haxk1thAt dsspi.ring cry, rMiess is the heart, the hsua, the b.sin,,
 To eare. to oo. to lAnf" The byfsdias Nation ttrsSs in vsin-
 She LSs not found her usn! i little seks st.-s the air, :: oons tale. whStx'sr 1t be, or robes rcut ip hsif lar
 Alsag th. Tennessee. n. ltttle echo Spr-a sAd Srovg,
 Ap6 s0ol the trump sg fimo uAo txusht the NaSsop' . sr.ssds snd foes
 The "nau on horseback" . Lano. Seyell his Hs1like wos,3s sped,
 Nc I.rsre-e Eignt resist Ais billets-doux otiisp,uG lead, The bayonsts in Ast 'r.. With kisEeS from his eannons' mouth,
 He made his psss!on kpowa Ttll ylcksblfg, vsstsl Of the Soutb,
 Unbound hsr virg.n zone. ---. And sti!l, where'sr hie banner led
 He conquered as he came, ~~hs tysD sIioS hosts os Ire aeon csd
 Reiore his breath of Sane Apd fsms's still gathering schoes gysw
 T1l hsgh OCT ntchmond's tJwsrs The stafry folds of frssdon flew,
 And all tke land vas ours. Weioons frum dslds where val O fought
 To fsssts where pleasure ws-u; 4 Hstion giyss you smilss unhvpgtt
 At si ger opening gates! Tcrgive us wken we pre- yoar hand,
 Year waI.vsgr fesSures seaa: Goa tsst y0u to bleeding lard:
 Oar Nation icnad ifs nsa!
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. Dissolution Notice.

The par nerrhip heretofore existing ylder tbe| firm name ofO D. Merrill < Co {, sna betweenl [O. D Merrill, T, 5. Eimbali, and II. Blair. in t the lunber and nil, DEsinsss, has this day been (d'ss,lved by mnrSal consent. and the business s Twill be con,tuc,et in the fu ure by BlaIr Mcr1
 ;l, who will collect ni accounts and pay all bill- c. D. MERRILL T. KMsALL, J. II, BLAIR
 Cars Canyon, Huachuca Nountsiur, Aug, 'sa
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CO-Partnership Notice.

W, the undersign d, have this day enter ed in : to a co-par;nrrship der the style snd nome f Blair & Me Till. and W II o;isct all bills and pay all indeht edness of the old firm.
 O..D MERRILL,
 :. X. BLAIR Csrl's Capynn, kIscuh.a Mountains Aug. 1, 'sJ
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lnt0 r0SEH 6oveil ! coS NswspSreS xc. ssn$ S4sse1 tN spsneS Se wHees a
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A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty: but it is a part. Every lady may have it; at least, what looks like it. Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautiheS
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
'roesSa Excited

We clip tl,s following Tsesoa tslsgran Of
the 18th issk. from the San Francisco Chron
isls:
"A large ,nass meeting tf eitizsos Assem-.
blsd tonight TO express their indignation
over ~ w6fk OF the Territorial jsgisisturs.
which adjourned yesterday after SIXTY d~ys'
session. Strong resolutions were adopted
dsnonnoinR its vsnAlity, sxtrsvagancs and
jobbory. Over million dollars in subsidies
have been granted TO various schsmss--
ei00, ,0C0 10 build an insane asylom, over
e7oO.0 10 railroad projects. ard $780, o :,
other questionable schemes. There we're
only thirty .siI ipsnbers all told, yet the
bill pss-sd to pay clerks appropriated ever
eiC,0oo. Tho appropriation n pay for the
printing Of the session WAS go 800. 70 bs
paid by tho Territory. The subsidy bills
vsro lavislly Sravn and show nnmistakable
signs Of jobbssy. Coussy eosrts wsrs Great.
ID, sesinst the stnnssst protssts Of the
people, increasing the sasss cf many u the
counties o''er $1,000 per year. Tbs salaries
Of many sfheisls bsvo besa doebIsd. Mosh
fssiiDg In sxpresed against the Governor
for approving these bills. The meeting to-
night appointed oyrnmi.tes 70 devise means
70 have Congress snnul these obnoxious
laws, and 10 institute Judicial proceedings
10 stop payment, On secOunt of the corrupt
sppr priation bills. Never before in the
history Of Asizoua has there besn 90 much
vsnai legislation. Both parties with but
few individual exceptions participated in
ths msstipg.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
THE LOST BASIN.
NEW DISCOVERIES OF OLD WORK.
IN0B.

| In this Lost Basin district many ans
strange dissovsries have been unsde dsrins
the past thres or four weeks which prov
eoncissively that in years gone BY mininl
vss sondssted % large scale in this por
tion, the gold re1ios, Of AohAvs county
How .Any msa were engaged in tbs uuds
taking will probably nsver bs known - 1t il
evident from the recent discoveries tha
many f thso INST their death from tA'
hands Of the Indisps whils presssutins tbsil
search for s0id. and Of those who escspsd
u any. nothing has sver boon heard.
There are many Of our rssdsrs who haw
heard Of the Lost Shaft" in the Lost Basir
distriss. snd probably some sf them have
visited IL. II lies about siI miles sorthvss,
Il Psslsssos's wells, and many . hsrly
prospsstor has come scross IL In the lssl
five years and probably spssuIatsd on ths
tate Of tboss Who hsd the tsmsrity to sinh
n. There il tradition among the IOiners
here that the work was done BY . party oi
Mormdhs on their vxy to Utah. soms OF
whom toek ths gold fever snd Isft tho rnair
most Likely forfeited their lives In 30 doing.
As tho old main-travelsd Mormon road runs
within Flew miles VI the place, this story
10 probably correct. A few weeks ago. vs
are told. a Lady visited Fred Eobnann's
houss at Haskbsrry siding. and stated that
many years ago her husband. who 10 now
id~,d. was in this portioa Of Arisoaa, sngag.
ed in rnIniug. bot was driven ont by the In
dians and upnpy of his companions killed.
He had given hsr COED description Of tbs
locality and toId her il. - then appeared
very unlikely, she shouid ever visit 4 rixosa.
to uaskssospe inquiries shout tbs mines.
From her description of the locality, Mr..
Nobnann, Who u an cid prospsotor IN this
cosntY and knows the whole country, rsadi.
ly recognized the nsiahtorhood Of the Lost
Shaft. Her iaqnirss, and what little infor.
nation she vas able to impsrt oososr.in&
the richness Of hsr husbands discoveries,
induced Mr.. Nobmsnn 10 make anothsP
visit to the Lost Shaft. Taking with him
John Tiiimnn, ons VI the oldest settlers in
this county, and who 10 an sIperiesesd gold
miner, and another man whose name our
informant had forgotten, Mr.. Nobmann left
blackberry sbpst three weeks ago. and in.
msdiately upon his arrival ut the shaft com.
rasneed the work Of oissning It out. It vas
filed almost to the top With debris, brush,
cactus DC, and svarmsd with rats, which IL
probably the main reason that many pros.
pSetor whs have visited il have never nAAs
. cisssr sxsminstioa Of the mine. Al the
depth Of about sightssn fest. the opsnias Of
a turlnel wss found, and IL vas At onos d.
oidsd 10 explore this tsnnsl before going
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
SheriNs ilale.

BY virtue Of an execution issued ont Of
Justice Il. Sbasfsr's Court, Of Mineral
Park Precinct, COunty II A0i1sve and Ter.
sitory of Arizona, dated tho third d4y OF
March 4. d. 1855. IN a certain action where.
IN j. W. foaohan, as Plaintiff, recovered
judgment against tbs Cel'bai Consolidated
Gold and Silver Mining Company, defend.
ant, tor the sum of One hundred and twen.
fy-fonr dollars, oausges, and tw'nty eight
aud IL 100 dollars Gusts of suit. on the 9th
day 81 February A.rD. Lts5; have Levied
upon the following described property, TO
vit: ~. -
All Of that certain mining clpin, known
~ the Idaho" mine, tnasted Japuary End
ISL by Geo. Okoy. Sam. Hoffner, Jacob
Ralph and wm. ]. Rec. recsrGed in the
ninIpg fecJrd| Of WaiiaI,ai district Janu-
ary l.ta 1871, and On psge las, Hook b.
mining records Of Aohx,D oouBty. consist
ing Vt l00O feet In length U,ih l5O feet upon
each ride q the centre Of the vein: situate
about one half mile west Of the town Il Ger
bst, In v a!lsvai mining district, county Of
Mohave. q. hfs'
Also, I'll Of that certain mining ciai,n
known a. the Empire" mine, Ioc red July
lat 1871 BY John Sewers. q. J Cullen. J. II.
Head and h. Lambert. recorded IN the min.
ing records vt Wail.pii distr July lat
ls7l, and on page l37 AMI 135 hook B, min.
ing recurds Of Mohave et,nnty; consisting Of
1850 feet IN length with l50 feet upon oaoh
side OF the centre Of The vein; situated in
what IL known as Empire Cahon. above the
town Of Chloride, Ia Wallapai mininR dis
tSict, county Of Mohave.
Also, all Ut that certain mining claim
known ~ the Vanderbilt" mine, loo. ted
Decsmbsr End 1870 by Jacob Kalrh. Sam.
Hofner. Geo. Okey and VIM J Fee, re.
corded in the mining records OF Waiiapai
district January l5eh 1871, and on page f3i,
Hook b. mining records Of MohxSe ooun.
ty; consisting Of l00D Il, IN length with
l50 feet upon each side ,4 the centre Of the
VEN; situate about 100 yards norttxesterly
Of ths Idaho mine, IN Wallapai niiin& dis
trict. county of Mohaytl sia = E|l
Public notice IL bsnpby given thst on,
Monday. the 30th day of Msrch A. ID. 1853,
at one o'cl0ck r. ". of thai day, in frobt of
the Court Hoose. in thu town Of IMMORAL
Park ,countyof Mohave. Twill sell all tho right,
title and interest Of said Cerbat Cunsolid.t
cd Gold and Silver Mining CoraKary, The
defendant, ia and 10 the above ,1sscsitsd
property. at public auctieii for ossl,, 20 ths
highest and best bidder, 20 satisfy said s1s.
cntion and all costs,
Dated at Mineral Purk tbs sss,snth day
Df March 4. u. Iss5.
RoBEsT sTrss,
a-sfgfr..E.s az, sheriff.
BY o. T. KrEScgn' '"'
Under -SEsrif.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
MINING IN MOHAVE.
IrEMs rRoA THE VARIOUS MINING
~ -CAMPK
John FoI snd I'D Rns are wsriing on th,
O. y. mins In Cold Bssifl.

John FoI snd tpa kns are SSrking on ths
o. y. mins In Gold Basin.
Capt. San Pastor Of Gold Basin ID put
ting In his tims md sasslS On tho Mslvina
claim. 7ss,1 fsxg ~ s4&
Burke Bros. have jsst issds shiplnsnt Of
Hvs tons Of high grade ore TO Pueblo firm
tbs ]. I'll. mins.
W.R. Jones 10 dsvsk5iag . spring Of
vstsr On the east sds a Wallapai valley
for w. n kridsr. THE 10 the proposed
site Of the hsw tsn-stsm,, mill for Gold Bas-
IN district. d sf7s s'.-
Msasrs. Efsn, Rsypa,ids and RAyvood
ere working on ts4 SSsshsn Prids mine
In Gold Bssiu di4tfies. They are Engaged
In runniag taassF On The lsdgs. which Ia
eight fest vsds. spssiusni II The ore car.
Syins free eoid NAV bs sssn ut ths post.
once. Ons pisos weighing lo9 pounds wss
sat to'Bsn Frnncisco last wssh for assay
Three recent asssys frcn this ore gave
tzsi.Is, $11a and sis.7o in cold. rss-
positively. This 10 one Of the many good
slsims owned BY Judge Ssassfsr.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-22
Nstiee sT forfeiture.

To Il. BAUEs.
You are hereby notified that have
expended 800 IN labor and improvements
upon the Silver Bell mining claim. situated
in the Peacock Mining District, Mohsvs
county. Arizona Territory. and duly record.
ed In Book z. Of Mining Records, page "a
ct seq, in ords- 70 hold said premises pn.
der the provisions Of SECTION 23yi, Revised
Statutes Of the United States, being the
anount required TO hold the same for thG
year ending Dscember 3lst 1854. a. %.
/ And you aye furthst notified that the
ptoportion Of said expe nditare due from
you is $50, lawful money II the United
states, and II within ~ days after the pub
location of this notice gOu fail or refuse 70
contribute your proportion II su,h expend-
itrfe a. co-owner. your interest," Ia said
claim will beoone the property Of the NJ.
dersigned under said section 1924.
JoHS BossHAKI.
Mineral Park, January 2, 1885.
gFnIET JsnlYoie