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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
THE APACHE TROUBLES.
A short Interview win Judge Wilcox as
 to fhe Indian Troubles.

A short Interview win Judge Wilcox as
 10 fhe Indian Troubles.
 This mornings dispatches would go to show that the Apacbes are Dot all dead yet" remarked Judge WILCOX, formerly agent at San Carlos, to a Tri- bune- Republican reporter yesterday.
 "IIefer to the telegram of this morn ing which stated that eleven people were killed only few days ago hear Nogales, Arizona, by the Apaches. It was only few days SEQ, you know, that a Santa Fe dispatch announced that Lieutenant DuvIs and bls scouts am busht | these same Indians and almost aunihllated the band. The bucks were killed, and the old men, squavs and pa pooses were taken prisoners. Even old Gercnlmo himself was announced as badly wounded, and was being tralled over the mountains by bis bloody tracks It was amusing 10 me to read tnls in- formation, knowing the source of its -n- formation. Lieut.. Davis Is \ brave sol dIer-there Is not better officer m On- cle Sam's army-but the fact that De had succeeded in getting the best oi willy old Geronimo m the Indians oWH territory was more than l could believe. Lieut.. Davis did probably capture few squavs, and perhaps a few scattering old men, but he never got m shootin
 distance of the chief murderer and nis young braves. The fact that the Apaches, as band, killed eleven citi- zeus near Nogsles since Lieut. Davis IS reported to have killed the savages, IS pretty good proof of what have told you.
 Lieutenant Davis was the officer in charge of the Chiricahnas at Fort Apache at the time the Indians made their escape from the reservation. His reputation as an officer suffered some what 5y the deceit of the Indians and their getting away from him, and he now means to do what he can to bring his deserters iD, dead or alive, but he has an uphill work. Hunting Apaches m their own country Is not an easy .n rn..ka pa.nhlaaan
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

The Mutual L.fe Insurance Company, of New York, seems to be outstripping all its rival organizations in its volume of business and in the advantages and economy to its patrons. They have adopted a table of premium rates that does not approach so nearly the point where usurY ends and larceny begins as that of most of the old line compa- nies, and they base the rates upon the results of their long experience in the insurance business, with ample margin for possible mistakes. They therefore do not demand $50 per year for a S5,0GO policy with a contingent promise that future dividends will return 1t all to the holder; but they reduce the cost to legitimate rate and even then the dividends take of quite a big slice of premiums. Any of theIr agents can show that their rates are based on sound business principles, and their pledge of payment of losses is thereby made certain and sure. There is bet ter feeling of security to the man in shattered health, to real'ze that Q policy taken out ID the days of his strength and vigor. will surely be paid to the wife and family, without attempted evasion or offset, and this one fact renders the Mutual Life the more desirable. Mr. Chas. F. Drake is acting for the com pauy m ;hIs city. and he can explain all the cips, spurs and angles of tEese mat ters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

It is estimated that Great Brisain's coal supply will be exhausted in about 105 years If the present increase ID the rate of consumption continues.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUcsoS, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

TUCSON, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 COUNTY nF pINA une fss5 ITO H. R. LlGHrH ZER, OR THOSE WHO may claim und-r him An undIvided one fOurt h interest iu the fOllOWins described prop. erty You are hereby no ihed that Ne have ex- pended one hundred dO Iar- n labor and i'm pr1verenis upon the BuenA VIs's mInlr cam located January 1, l-s2. and TecOris.s on JanusTy .. lsfZ. in book \, Records of Minss. page- g5I and IS2. recorder otfice. of Pima cOun ' A IT. all ssid clam b ing m the AmOl- Mining Dis tuct. Pima county Arizpua. The sand SlOl bay 1ng bean eNpen ct ID i.54 m order to hold cisin- under the provisions of secfIon GS.f. Revis. q Statutes of the United Sta.es being the amour [ required to hold the same for tbs year endir R December Si, fss4, and hat we nave sOn rinur. your portion thereof. 1heref, rs r within etiays after the servlce of this LOtics of puDlicatlon you fail or refuse to contribute yOur prppar- ton of such expenditure. as co-Owuer. Slth ths costs If this publication your interest ID sald claim will become the property of the subscribers under sad section Es2a. Your p-,s- portion of said exdendiiu.s is twenty i've doll1rs. JOHN PRINCE
 JeO-W- sm GEO. W. BROWN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Notice for Pub iCsuoa
LASD OFFICE sT Ty-~ ..
EOms-.ss So i.-

LASD OFFICE ,T Ty1~ ,.
 A. Notice is hereby gwen --l named settler a. -i rol -a us ke tin.l proof suts u-r that sad prOof ~iI bs m--'- 1 and receiver sf Iu ssn- At t.-- - 1885. viz: Isi,ior flarJn sf r-l-. the Fls and SNis of Nf-s S-c.2 D. I5 S- E. 1i t- Co --- he names the follow ei hi. conf rrou. e-r.iTu -u.nr -.- sad land. vIr.- T J. WaI-e. i--- s- W sek- and tIeo. W Wll-ou- a-.
 BIN NJ THIv --s FirSt pablicario1 Aus -H ----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
PROCLAIM

Territory of Arizona. Executive Department ]
 Office of the Governor. WHEREAS I nave been informed that on or about the 24.h day of March, 1885. Arvey Kst7 and Pablo Soto eitlzens of this Territory were atrOciOusly murdered in the Sierrita mountains. county of Pins, by some person or persons to me unknown. and that the murderers are still af large. Now. therefore. I. F. A. Tritle, Governor of the Territory of Arizona, by virtue of the thority in me vested. do hereby offer a reward ID The sum of i've hundred dollars lS5OO) for the arrest a'd conviction of the murderers of said Arvey KatE. Rpd also the sun of i've hundree dollars (S5CO) for the srrest and conviction of the murders of said Pablo Soto.
 In witness whereof. 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the TerritorJ to be affixed.
 Done at Prescott this sth day of July. A. D. Issi.
 tsEAL-l r. A. TRlTl4E, Governor. Attest.
 1T. IT. NOTEs.
 Acting Secretary ot Territory iyIs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
ERTDAY. Aupust 2S

FRIDAY, August 2S.
 Detoy vs. Wilkins-Passed to be called.
 Loebel vs. Austin-Trisi set for Sep tember 10.
 Maish ct al vs. Doherty-Defendants demurrer sustained and plaintiffs given ten days to file amended complaint.
 In the matter of Bianco Book, an in- solvent debtor, it IS ordered that Fl. A. Rogers be appointed receiver upon filing a satisfactory bond in the sum of S5.OOO. Moss, sdmr., vs. Mammoth Mining Co. - Passed until next Saturday.
 McNamee vs. Osborn ct al = Hereford X Lowell entered as associate counsel for defendant. Demurrer of defendant withdrawn and % days given to answer. Barter vs. Pima county-Pl8intiff con fesses demurrer and esks leave to amend by the record by inserting in the Huh paragraph the words "the said Board of supervisors" instead of the words the defendant" and ten days given 10 sn- swer.
 Iichenor vs. Wurts-Ordered that summons and all subsequent proceed ings hereunder, be qna-hed, and the judgment therein be set aside and an nulled.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
County Court.
F. W. GREGG, JUDGE
 THURSDAY, August 27.
SET FOR TOMORROW

SET FOR TOMORROW. Chss. Detoy vs. J. M. Wilkins-To set date of trial.
 LOebel vs. Austin-To set date of trial Maish ct al vs. Doherty-Decision. Chas. McNsmee vs. W. J. Osoorn, ct al-Denurrer.
 Moss, admr, vs. Mammoth Mining Company.
 Tichenor ys. Wurtz-Law calender.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
THE FAMOUS KNABB PIANO.

sIhsve neverseen it's equal aL"-CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG. Shipments made from the Eas: If desired
 A. L. BANCROFT d Co.,
 San krarciscO, Cal, sAmO Sels Agents for the Pacifc Cosst
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Tha Fiesta is fiourishing and the Park IS crowded nightly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
SUNMONS

" D lUE ls-A-a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Stop That Uough

Sold by B. \. Yorbs { Co.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25
a Application for : Patent



EuroEa, Nevada nAy -, 1855.
NOTICE T. HfRkBY uivkN rHAr Tdk
IN Payday Gold and silver lining Comp my,
wn0ss post1tics ,dress 70 ban InnciscS.
cai1jraia, has this nay died IT. application for
pstsus f,r Fourtssa nunursd and sishsy-nins
linear festof she raw Day mins Or vein bsasing
hi1vsg. with surface gr und stx hun fred feet In
With sstu .tsi Ia JaakfAbnit Mintng district,
coanty Of Lincoin. aud ntass " Nevada. and
de-itnasyd ~ sus asld nosss sna edAeial plat on
unsurvsysd isnd. rns exssrios bsundastss Of
sid Lot 40. W being y follows. 70 Wit:
Beginning u post married. no. I, o : survey
No ". irOm which y mia -rsl monument No
! bsArs \ ~ deg - min = 80 feet Tbs stove
pips " Day Msaine compAuy's once bssrt \
b dsg Is MIN y 4tO fsss. a.d The smohessseh Of
Payday hoisttnS- works beArs : u De- ~ mia
6sV ~. Then, 1st courss. 3 u deg - min
Nv fsst. 70 pos N rksd No ., y . survey No 70.
ga P,:. ~ q 2 ssr.sy \. q: .sid pos:s
m ,nu nsns ofths rAy-DAy location, fro whtch
tins nortn westerly corner monuanent OF the rsy.
ysstsrty cSrasr u the PSy-DEs location.
Tnsnos. 50 Deg % aain n ~ fsss. 70 psdni
on =: ssssssly .so " survey 70 y; snsncs.
: q. aud shenss, ) u ieg As min \ 6Os fost. 70
post ~ !. ) snrvey No %. and the piace d
b<siuaiAg. Jsntsinlne N 49, VI " i0O arss d
laad. Hntea trSSts being sxcludei frvm this
sufsey lssvss remaining sn srss OF IL z3-iot
area VI and.
M.sAstic variation 10 d & East
TIE catlon VI shis inane u reoOfdsd 10 TIL
nec flsf IN . u Lincoln o5unty. nevada, II
30 4 u Mai e Mott % rais lods Il bound Z
the est b. the Jckrsbuit MINING claim
"a 70 IN " Ga. vest aud south ~ NJ kuowl
cisi,ns. Aug and 81 psrsou> claiming I'd
Y RELY anf p tetiSs Is SIT Py.Day nins q
smgk4oe 1r.ll1a Ara reqaiiod 90 nls enelr alvor-
oisi as 9Th the Hssi.tsr O.. the Uniss1 deats
Laut Jdlcs ct earskts IL sns sta&e Of Asvada
daeias q, siHt5 days ped ! VI puolicstioI
hscsns u thsy wiilbs oerr,d " vlftus Of u
P''''''''' Z III drsoKLsr. nssi,ssr.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25

70 youpc men Bob Burdette says:

To young men Bob Burdette says:
'sYou take basin Of water, place your
finger in it for twenty-five or thirty sec.
onds, take it out and look at the hole
that is left. The size Of that hole about
represents the impression that advice
makes on young mans mind.
THAT is subject to quali6casion. Bur-
dette, we suppose. believing the abuve,
goes right along and praoticss what be
breaches in this style:l
'Don't depend too much on your fam
iy--the dead part. l mean. The world
,~ants !;ee men; it has no use for dead
ones. Queen Victoria can trace her an.
co sors back in direct line to William
the Ccnqucror. II > q cannot get back
further than your father you are better
cf. vaur father was better man 10
llia time than old William. He had bet.
ter clothes to wear. better food to eat.
and was better housed.
III you are a diamond be sure thai
yoa will be found. Check, brass or gall
never gets ahead Of merit.
II love young man who is straight
forward. Ask for what you want. Il
YOU want to marry rich mans daugh
ter or borrow $500 from him, ask him fol
it; it amounts to the same thing in ths
end. It. always better to sstonish
man than to bore him.
Remember that in the morning Of lif'
comes the Woodworking days. HARD
work never killed man. It's fun. rec
reltion. relaxation, and holidays thai
kill. The fun that results in head th'
next morning so big that tub coult
larlly cover il is what kills. Har'
work never does.
"Thosc who come after II have to worl
Just a. hard as We do. When I shove
the snow of my sidewalk, II perchancs
take three-quarter piece Of my neigh
boris walk. l put il back, because II
didn't I should be doing him IN injas
tice.
''You can't afford to do anything bu
what il & ,od. You are on dress parad
all the time.
Don't be afraid Of pounding persis'
emily at one thing. Don't be afraid Q
being called one.idea man or . cranh
II you have one idea, you have one mos
than most men have. 1t takes smal
man to be crank"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25

UmrsD GzAzns LAND orrzCE.
Eurska. Nsysda February 9. D. 1855:
NIOTICE 70 HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ D. IEaHss whos: Sest9 a,ss , Si s.n +
cation 70. . Psssnt for nftssn hundred linear
feet Of The tAhmss mine or vein bearing gold
end silver, With surface ground six hundred
fsst n width. sitaatsd IL Rshsanagst Lake Min
vsds, snd dssisna2sd By the nsid notes and
On ,aal plat on de In this once - Lot Number
q. IL Tovnship .. South Range. % East Of
Mount Dishlo Meridian. The extertor bounds
RE. q ssid Got 70 = esins :, foilOTs, g III;
No =. .. ] g. - Z, ssctien 81. Z D n. whsncs
the Nc corner post OF Section u. T =. q u. 80
Z. bears o. deg s ls7 feet; old monument and
post the same. rhsncs runnins. ist course. .
Survey No se,; old monument being ccdsr tree
u inches In diameter and bears ~ deg "
fest fron post Mo2 Thence, I'd course, N ~
DEG Y Gao feet. to post No .. o Survey No D.;
S So.s HS j. Tsss a ssssss, Is ass isS
fset, 70 post No Z. o i survey No 80; old monu.
msnt bears n deg " - feet from post No 1.
Thence. 9TH course. 8 u dag lsUc feet, to post
No |, The pIacs Of besinning. Containing ~
6s-l00 acres. Courses expressed from the true
meridian. with nasnstic variation OF 10 deg
4 hs location Of this mine y recorded In the
Recorders othos Of lincoln County. Nevada. In
BOOK ~ 9tnmx nesso, pe!e $40; ~ tno .ores =,
VI Lincoln County uevads. This claim 10
bounded b. no knovu ciaius.
Any and ell regnoas claiminR adversely any
portion Of said LshaeF miss OF surface ground,
are required 70 ale their adverse elaine Nth the
RsGister OF the United States Land ONCE At Eii-
rska. In she State Of Nsvada. during tho six :
days period Of publication hereof, or they will
Be barred b. Virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute, -
F.H. HrHcKLEY. Register.
OF application for patent DO published for the
period Of ten conse juttve weeks In the kioche
kEconD, . weekly Newspaper puoiished u
Pioche, Lindoln County. Nevada.
fi7-lot 2. 4. q NoALkY. Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25

l1f vt1rUn Or An gxEoUTIot IeeUED
% out d the Justlcs Q ,ur = and for the
05uoty 81 Lae sin, 1sat~ 0f reys y. enl % NJ
disscss "a Hfsvvsj Il ~ ! jud Imsat rsnlsrA
IN sald Coat, "a III M day Vt AprtIs 4. ..
~ .Ssisx ~ S5sfiSso SisE Mn ID GiSins
9 ,mrs az. De(snd sns. soF the sun Of ~ THU
Six4yahfer sad 15.kna dcliAra. tax and deIsn.
81. a ss:s =. ~ se. 81 =. az: u
socr1lsg oSsss s,il lntce1s( hers istisa = IL
folieslns pzoesesy, toelei Lmgssx s3fass O.
nlae te,va = ~ Ans5icsn ~ Nh -
Miuleg oonpeeY - ~ 1tsisg olstSct. IL he
osuaty q 4secln. 49, q usvaes.
Nodss = hersbs siveathst o.
Tussasy. she lesh day q Hay.
A. D. fsss, bstvsen he hoars Of so'eS6ef u
IL u5ofnlnf and 3 ofe1oek Il The efueee cn,
rsnsly, 4 h 0cIotn i. ~ -ald ~, { ul1l e~Il
al ~ fieht. titls ~ tatseeet Of est4 A0M1ean
\ nv Xiii "a Ntnlng Cs@ssay 10 ~ ~ -
\ skdtS doecfibe4 property ee4 ~ eme4.s(
anon IL 81 baf II n I'D psspes1y - ea1iG(g ~
add abovs oana u $50, ~ 1eloeaespcy,
. cssts % ! seofulsS sos(s, . - lscae leer :!
~, c5unks d 1rt Z ne \ rteehe. C3uuty 4
Nusola, N>s1s 81 Nsvs VI = public doesieos e.
ossh Ia had, 10 ~ tl11sH 80 - ~!
sn,ussof ~ above property 70 rsusy ~
szs'asien 80 ~ s g 8 ara Z rooo shsr,6
n p'sAsa- bsss;S sss<is sii;d
~ o.e,v..v vs. = ~ xsss SqsAy I
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25

mi MA tns w.rsinH ciAss neua 10 csul.
Hi Tor poyaGe asd ~ WILL usti roc e. q.
e.; All Y y. , S,s =; ~ sn5 sSsd:
inor< mossy = : lev dsss shas yvu sv.s
'hcught possbl< q sny businsss, Capital s.ot
y sulfsd " viii STAR you Yau csh w,rk
eli ~ tine o. N spsrs tians emily. The WORT
!. esissr.sily sdAr.st y hssh ssxss. yosps ssd
svssy s = fSst d We Ssss 20 70 - -
tess tse enetnssss ~ uahs This unpasAIlels3
odsr; % I'll who An not ~ell ssti nsd " WIN
; ~ eits ~ for ths tfoubls Of WrisipG =.
lull ipsFst nl!sas dr. eetoaA, CO., sens irsS
vHoIs Slis y she vnsk. oresl ,vesssr Is y
s WIZ! g s css ss :.s. ~ 49,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25
Notice to Credit n.

Estate 81 An'hesy msaahsn, De-
senseds
NoTicE r. asKKRy OWEN ~ THE M
dsrtsned, esecusos y thr last viii and
testament 4 An hony Nc NaAen, d.c~aasd, 70
thu c'edifur- ri and 70 Ill ptrrohs having
claims assinst the estate ~ e6id d. espeh L,
EXIT II th.ms with ~ n-~essssy vss,oksss % /
' rinrult' % \ o. bstogv The ,2ih Aay of ~
mary, lues, to the ssid undo signed, q biz
they win b fossvss bse'sd.
I :. !. - s-11 ; =. ELAN,
kxecutnr n the 1sst will spd ttstsueat Of
anthony MeM,h"n. dor assd. stsS.im.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25

r HRsEsY GIVE NOTICE THAT soRREL
i mare. stigsr Nsue and tail. about four
years old, branded on left Thigh = Ut tcom-
binsiD, With half ctrols over brand, has been
running on the silver P-rk kAnge. Lincoln
county. Nevada The ownsf v hcreby nouned
70 come and take the mare agsy aud pay
cherrss, ELWoOD BAILEY.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25

mes aey sNs IA d.y sf"sys
A D. lesi, Il the hour Of ~ o'c oh me-. TIE.
day, viii sSii hi shs right. title shu ihtti,M
o. aid UssrRs Russell u ri II aid 10 rs
sbsv- DESERVED pvoi srty. u tht m ~ d''ofs o.
th~ Cssnuty C0urthnuss kiDchs Ltnevl co. ~
>svada, u public aucsiun fnf cssb " hal q,
70 The hiahsss aud best bidder. 70 sAtisi, al
sis u v. L. EcxEx, sheria.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-17
PERSONAL.

sgCapt, F. T. ingalls, took in the Phe-
nix Fair this week.
sgSamuel Cutler, of the firm OF Sisson,
Croker & Co., spent few days III Yuma
this week
sSHerry Carpenter, the jolly..bodk- keep
er of extensive firm of Ginocchio & Co., took
in the Fair at Phenix.
sgMr. Schroeder, of the Los Angeles hard
ware house of Schroeder, Johnston & Co.,
was in town Thursday.
EgSheriff Tyner took trip to TUCSON the
fore part Of the week on official business
He returned on Wednesday morning.
sgLieut. David Mcdonald has gone to
Arrow Head Springs, Gala, for his health.
He will return the first of next month.
sgDr Stanley, of Picacho, has been in
town the past week awaiting some teams
and wagons for his mines, which have arri-
we'd
f3 Miss. Mary E. Post has on exhibit
ton, at The Territorial Fair at Phenix, an
artistically embroidered plush table scarf,
which is a model of beauty aad taste.
tsEiu Smith, ore CT the efficient
guards on 81 ILL., took trip to Phenix
this week. b was GER some jewellery
thieves rom San Bernardino Gala. He
failed to get them
hIMrs. e. Conner and her daughter Miss
Grace, of Los Angeles, Gala, were guests of
Mr.. A. Frank last week. They were on
their return from visit to Galveston, Tex
as, and stopped over here to see her son
who is in the employ of the railraod COM
pany. They left on Sunday night for home.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-17
Mohawk Canal.

Hon. George W. Norton, large owner in
and contractor for the construction of the
Mohawk Canal, spent two or three days of
this week in town. He reports the work
steadily progressing towards completion.
There are twelve teams and about twenty
men regularly employed excavating, and
three more teams just arrived from Sacra-
mento, will be at once added, which will
place fifteen scrapers along the line of the
canal. The Sacramento teams were brought
here by rail, and are owned by Messrs.
Ewing and Post, who propose to acquire
ownership in the water-right of the canal,
and an interest III the land of the Mohawk
Valley.
By the end of the current quarter Mr..
Norton's contract will be half finished, and
by the end of next April or May water will
be on the land.
The ella river, at the head of the ditch,
still carries an abundance of water for the
projected 20-foot ditch, although it is al
way lowest about the first of October, and
commence to rise before the end of the
month"; and will continue rising through the
usual winter food and remain a deep and
rapid stream until it begins to subside with
the commencement of the summer months.
An additional 2,4OO feet of ground has
been broken during September and October,
at the lower end of the ditch, and all along
the first mile at the upper end of the canal
is at various stages of construction.
The camp, at the site of the head gate,
presents lively appearance In the evening,
when all hands have quit work and con-
tentment prevails.
Mrs. Taylor still conducts the boarding
house with her usual energy and grace, and
thereat can be had as good meal as any
restaurant in the county furnishes. This /
lady, who is one of much culture, merits
much praise for her very deserving ambi-
ton.
We find it necessary, on account of space
to cut down the size, of some of our adver-
tisements. We know that the advertisers
will not kick because we shall fill up the
space with interesting reading. We have
been very liberal with our space heretofore.
The Arizona Seminal, of Yuma, and the
Yuma Republican have been consolidated,
and the consolidated sheet will be the Sen
tinel. After expensive experience the high
contracting parties have concluded that in
union is strength. Los Angles Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-17
JUSTICES SUMMONS.
In the Justices G urt, First Township,
County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona.
Robert Stein, Plaintiff,

In the Justices ,Hrt, First township,
County of Yuma, Territory OF Arizona.
Robert Stein, Plaintiff,
Jeremiah Miller, Deft. J.
THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
l. sends greeting to jeremiah Miller,
Defendant.
You are required to appcGrin an action
brought against you by the above nam
ID plaintiff, in the Justices Court OF the
First Township of the county of Yuma,
Territory of Arizona, and TO answer be-
fore the Justice. at his office IN the Village
of Yuma, said Township, the complaint
filed therein.
The said action is brought to recover
of you the sum of One Hundred and
Seventy Dollars, lawful money Of the
United States, for labor performed, and
material and wood furnished and cash ad-
vanccd between the 25th day of June and
the 18th day of August 1885. And you are
hereby notified that if you fail to so ap-
pear and answer said compliant before the
return day of this summons, said plain
tiff will proceed to ask judgement against
on for said sum of One Hundred and
Seventy Dollars, together with costs of
suit.
Make legal service and due return here
of sixty days from this date.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
september, A. d. 1855.
THOs. RAIN,
Justice of the Pe9re of said Township.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-17
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