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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09

y conrst Of construction. or authorized 10 NJ
,sonA!tInulevs And % state Whuiher, IN bis iudg
= n,eni, the limits now oNed nrtsuch a. wifi ena.
NC inc Department TO Greet suitable nuildinra.
nY nir. blanchard uf Louisiana. calling on the
secretary Of the treasury fer statement Of an
w moneys OF funds sciard and converted by
Memorials hntlcr ana Banks while IN command OF
the departments OF the Cult during the war,
and particularly Of All the amounts
seized BY Gen. Hanks under order No 202, hy
united States olliccre IN New Orleans from
May, 1861, 70 MAY. 1875. togethcr with Che dis
position OF The Iaoncys and funds so seized and
appropriated By the United states; ~ Mr.
O,Ntil o. hllssonri, % create commission
whose duty 4 shall bc 70 rcpott npon inc male
fitu and intellectual prcgress made by tho d.
oreo people eince 1855, Dy Mr.. Curtin OF Penn
syivanla, for The encouragement Of closer COM
gerpetuation OF peace between the United
states and the pohics OF Mexico aud
Central and South america and the en-
PlIe 81 Brazil; by Mr.. wilson q West
OF subsidiary silver coin Into like coins oi a
Rroporuonatc weight to staroard silver del
~. Dcckory OF Missouri. from the committee
on accounts, senorted adversely q ioiDt resoiu-
uon aOollshng all nilcsss tees and anthorlz.
lng each member Of congress 60 employ a
clerk. Placed on the calondzr.
Mr.. oNein Of Missouri, from the commit, e
on labor, reported bin constituting eighA
hours as days work for all laborors, etc, EN-.
Placed on the house calendar
Tie house then went Into committee on the
half gallon liquor-taN bill.
Mr.. Weaver OF Iowa took tho floor with a
speech upon the financial ,nlea.
ton, containing an attack upon
the national banking system. There were four
things, no said, relating 10 finance which tho
congress must enact Tho first Is, Il must pro
vide for the unprecedented coinage OF Amerl.
can silver; second, law must be passed for
tho Issue OF tr' asnry notes to tako the place OF
bank notes; third, the larger portion OF the sur.
plus In the treasury must bc paid ont In lianl.
dation OF the interest bearing public debt;
fourth, u must forbid by law any further dis.
crlnination against silver coin.
The committee then reso and the house au
iourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09
rrnstworthr Information.
san Francisc0 chronicle.

Another lively child has been heard
from. This one is dangerous, however.
She has upset the peace OF household.
She has estranged her father and mother
She ruined the reputation of u most esti-
mable young school teacher, and she will
probably never know anything about IT,
IL was in school. The school teacher,
wishing to test the intelligence of her
little pupils, asked them: 'IIow many
of YOU know my name Is Daisyl'
They were silent. Perhaps their intui'
ton told them that to acknowledge the
fact would be TO exhibit undue familiar
ity. At last one little thing held up hel
hand II know your names Daisy"
Having made this bold statement. sh'
felt she must save herself by an explana
ton. II know your names Daisy, eos
every day when go home papa asks me
'Idow's that daisy school teacher o
yours?'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09
Illustrating a sermon.


An Englishman tells how parson in his
country once made clear even to the dull
est OF his flock the difficulty oftreading the
straight and narrow path as contrasted
with descent on the spacious highway
leading in the other direction. Before he
was well started in his discourse he ran
down the pulpit stairs and proceeded TO
suit the action 10 the word. My
brethren he cried, "the road to heaven
is like thls,r and lying fiat ON the banister
he began to pun himself up, hand over
hand. as laborlously as boy climbs a
creased pole. At last he reached the top
and got on his feet again, happy IN his
Christian victory. Then, having taken
breath, he exhorted his hearers TO look at
the road to hell. doubled one leg under
him and slid down the rail in half-sit-
ting posture, with rapldity and grace
that betrayed a juvenile familiarity with
this route.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09
oan I'm tho requirement..

Both that institution and the state may
congratulate themselves II Or. Smiths
successor in the board OF regents shall BIO
equally as able, pure and capable u man
as he Il matters not so much, perhaps,
from what section Of the state DR.. Smiths
successor comes so he ILLS the bill and Is
a good square man, capable OF rejecting
credit on the university n Austin States
man.
Fort Worth has a gentleman IN the per-
son OF Prof Alex Iiogg, superintendent
OF her city schools, that can Ill those re-
qulrements and more too.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09
use 81 Stool NnII..

IL Is predicted that in the course OF the
next five years the steel nail win have as
completely supplanted the iron nail as me
steel rail has its iron predecessor. Airenuy
one-half OF the nails manufactured IN
Wheeling are made OF steel, and the ma
chinery and plant necessary Tor thlr
manufacture are being set up IN every
nail center and at nearly every foundry
II is said that steel nails can be made
about. ten cents per key cheaper than those
made OF iron, even where the manuiac-
turer has 10 purchase his ingots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09
PENCIL POINTS.

Tie periodical with the largest clrcuia-
ton in Great Britain is Lloyd's Weekly
600, 900 per week
II Is estimated that the depredatlons Of
the British sparrows In England last year
win reach si,000,000.
Two gluttons at Warsaw, Wis, ate
buckwheat cakes on wager They both
stopped on the nlnety-tirst cake.
The young ladies Of the San Francisco
art league this year produced and sold
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09

q0oo Christmas cards at prices ranging
from 25 cents 70 $500.
King solomon, la trab literature, as
wen As In the writings Of the nations they
subducd appears as the estmaglclan
the world has ever known.
A loving couple were married recently
IN the composlng-room Of newspaper at
Rockbrdge, VT. The ceremony was per-
formed by the editor, who isalso preacher.
At Oakland, Cal, lives Mrs, G. a.
Bryant, now aged, once u belle, whom
George ~, once kissed, and 10 whom
Napoleon Ill. Is said TO have offered his
heart, hand and empire.
Ninety cigars Ia two hours WAS the test
OF record by which an Orlando, Cal,
man endeayored 10 smoke himself into
fame and some cash lie lost on the
nineteenth cigar, which sickened him,
During the past year, in eleven states,
Gen. Booth, of the Salvation army COM
plains that his meetings were broken up
with pistols, hence his intention 70 make
his next campaign among the colored peo-
pie OF the south,
The Paris municipal council, by thirty
seven, votes to eleven has declined 10 sup
port the admission Of women TO the fran
chise. one speaker urged that women in
business were at least entitled TO vote at
elections for the Tribunal Of Commerce.
Stream tin, as i: is called, is found as u
dark colored, almost black, stone, show
ing an analysis from 70 TO 30 per cent OF
oxide Of tin, combined with iron, manga
nese, Silica alumina, and certain acids.
The specific gravity is about GGo0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09

Rupture radically cured, also
pile tumoIs and tlstulR. Pamphlet Of
particulars 10 cents 10 stamps. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Huflalo,
NY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09
MARRIAGE GUIDE,


goo Fn9oHs FIno PIntoB,
Elegant soth AID slit binding sealed for b0c. IN Pos
age currency, Orr bny waadeiial psa psinr,s ~
Hhoe Hery fot articles the foiioring tuhseu
Whs may many vhs moi whJ mArho d. vemAphood phys
decay, celihaor hos life and hal
pness b. Increased the physiology Of
more Those married ., een emf lns arisSe shsek
readiL II ought be read By aduit persons, tAen al
sndef ost aud kew tonalsr sdsh ah-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09

solder. who aas gEsdnplly sinking a"s3 |
uptil death was touched At 1850, e
stated.
+. me words Of DR.. Janeway, "Fhe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09

. :. ~. !. II-1lI, Tsls 80 \ 80 Z
GeS Hancock waA baru u Monfeem.
~ county. Pa, Feb lf 1874, ard backed
M ave days Of rounding on hs SKI
secoJld year AZ tl,s tIqe q pis gep1n IT.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09

ns,sops engaged In the Trafalgar sqna
DEMONSTRATIONS. two-tliirds Of them BONA
uNulN..-. - .i....-.. .nlIh the re.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09

sootDs Emulsion Of Pare God Liver on,
wih Hypophospiiiiss, Very PldaAhie
and Eficacions In wasting pissnscs
Dict. I3romscr, Rochester,, NY, says
cater having used SCOTS Emulsion With
decided benefit upon myself, | have taken
great pleasure in recommending y since
In the various conditions Of waiting In
which Il Is indicated"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-09
OUR SCOOP IN TONELS

" LOT 4, e6is-Bleachca col l..
worth ton hucA towels, Is inches wide by
$3.50 ~ inches long, az Sc each. Cost
lOc more 70 manufacture them
-
~ LOT f. aeis -Bleached cot.
,,,o,.l /, ton buck towels, lsN30 iachos, at
NOlt9f NC each or l5c pair. The chcap.
IN est soweleycr offered IN Texas.
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worth Der towels, lbSs6 inches, al e each
15c or iSc per pair
iNc LOT Il, s6ag-Coiion buck towels,
,sre.,.fl iSN3G inches, Mt lOc each, or eOc
''oS'ii per pair. Agreat bargain.
IL l-zc lot e, 9sss 4 unblcaehcd
worth ~ e esSa .oSe ssa ass n German az
20c towel
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worth each; real value Scc each, ''''
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wo,.tb LOT g5ss- plearhcd damask
worm towels, etNl5 Inches, splendld
35e towel, zoe each.
25c
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
PROPOsALs FOR Flsuv,
leUNa Ea> lEr> TMENr OF A: l.

aEAi9U !. Ea> iEs. TMEN T OF A: l. OF e. caIsr couN,ss,hl or suBsIsTsxcE.
 safcD I5 issS SE ,sn P...P,s .Is, Ia 'ripIicat sutj .ri c. ihs u>aal c'.i.s.i,.e' sili De received ..t this exEc |, sud ,t off1 e. ,.: ..sc Actirg 'o s- niissaries 0 Subsistence the .ol owin z smed pots r. ,rizous T.-rttor,, uBiii li in inc presence of bid ers. fo- furni hiux tn. following qua n:iuos ef c ,u-, vis:- F .rt 4 pacti- ioo,s,,ih- r.'it B ,Y'e.4 '.oooibs fo:t c apt. 9,osol s. F1ii Hra hu-H 6 % lS,; rot i.> ,l.. osn' lbs; Fot Nc Dow !, , .'-s" llr; Mrjavs. l2 ooo ibs 1; ihS; Foit V-sd LOO iIs; V .ippl, B .rr-cxs, S.fo ihs.
 PIo2o.a for furn sain n,ur made in srx9ra, and from Aiiyoca wLeat only will be con iu-red at this ofiice an al the offic . of the Actins C. nmiss rie. of the posts. As, "pnsals hr iurn suing the above amaGnt tfG 0 Ounosl oi q Bur. delivered in ioubie sacks tt 0, a ,d gunn,, on cars at Los Apgele>, Cal or wii re r, qur~d st San frsnci-co, Cal. will be r cciye .nd open.d a inc same tune by inc Pgrr hssing ana D.pot C inmisss.y of Sa sisteree. at S-n Francisco Ia..
 Env-iores con,ai ming pop sais for de,iv. D. pro- eriy marked. sn a,inre,sed to Tn. urchas.rg and De ot C mmis ary al s .f Franciseo. Cal, and those "r Arizona fioai tu the und@ r>ign~d or io The Acting Cb.nInss sartes of the os's b d fo-.
 The Governme:it .es,r,cs he ris ht to r. j-ct ary or all pro2Dsa,s.
 nation as |, lie manner of uit.d ng. condi liIion O be oes. rveI by b' ide:s. ana terms of .niract and yaymeni, vii b. furnished on pplicat 70 tDis cfn z, % tae office of the Pu ch .siug apd Dr,ot .om mi sary of s Ib siste ce st S-n F anciscv, Cal. or to the c mm''sa'i'' of 'le pos'F .uEsroy
 Cartsin c. >, U- s A my:
 Nsri74 Chiei c s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
News. kotts and Ccmmsats.
Gladstone Is Ill.

Gladstone Is Ill.
 The first wo nan 10 wear a hustle stole the idea from camel
 Secretary M.nning's condition was slightly improved on Saturday.
 :. he farmers of Iowa are making a de terminec war on bogus butter.
 h all ghere are zIo separate processes before she raw skin is converted into the kid glove.
 The Ncrner-sione of a monument to confederate soldiers will be laid in ', ,nigomery. Alabama nex, month.
 The srcrsiay of the ,ressurery has is- S- I! Call for S,o.ooo.oco three cen, bondc Ire cal natures May I.
 A Newport policeman had never heard of D.. Mary Walker and her pam ,,io5ns. and consequently locked her up for beng disguised. i- Robert Morris. Georgia murderer. has been sentenced to be hanged on |. Atri E. When the judge sentenced h m he laushed and 10 the sheriff he sad: "Send ue plenty to eat, SO that vii be heary enough to break my neck when l fall
 4 few days ago a Maine man took from his sarn boards that had been in use there for forty years and planed them for use in constructing coffin fer himself.
 Parson Downs, great big lecherous bnrly Boston preacher has recently add ed to the disgrace he has already brought or the profession by knocking down iiitle reporter of paper. Why don't inc Bos,onians '.steer" this muscu- lsr hypocri,e against John L. Sullivan.
 Mss Cleveland has written letter to a friend m Boston, in which she ap- proves oi low neck dresses, provided they d, no, show the bust She says that between the neck and the bust there is . line always to be drawn and she believes in drawing il,
 The Philadelphia News suggests that any Tar-heei Jeff out in the cold should qualify himself for federal office at oncs by getting Senator Vance to adopt him in the family. This would seem to bs an advance in the right direction.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
PROPOSALS!
For Army transportation.

HE ,DQUARTERs DEPT OF ARIZONA, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUAgI.sNAsT.K, whipple Barracks. Prescott, AT. !.
 Ma oh l ]. lSS6
 SEALED PRoPcsAIs, in tri.slicsf=, subject to the usual cen iiiops, will be received at this ofs1ce until II o'clSek, A. M, Thursday Arril 18th, lS-6, at whi me and place hey the Tran-por;aiion O. Milit " Supplies on the following described routes ID th- Depart m mt of Arizona curing the dscai year com- meucing Juy I, 1856, aud ending June 30 lsS7. by wag n, viz:
 ROUTE No. 1.-From Ash Fork A. T., Q Whipyle Depot, to Fort Verde ard O Fort Mcdowell, 4. T.; from Marieops, A. T., to Fo Mcdowell and Whipple uepoi, A T. RoU 10. ?. From bo~ie ststiop, A. r., 10 F,.rt Bowie. A. T., and to Fort Grant, Fort Thoms s ard san Carlos, A. T.
 RogIE No f-Ffom willeor, A. T. to ROUTE No. S-erom Holbrook, A. T., to Fort Apache, A. T.
 RaUrE No. 4.-From Tu.son, A. T.. to Fol | Lo~eH, \. T.
 Proposals for transportation on any or all of the routes above named wall be received tut each route must be bid for e-iire
 Blank proposals, forms of contract and printed rcuiars, stafis < the estimated qua1> titles of supplies 10 De trans ported and giving full information as to the msnner of bidding, cold tions to be observ.d by bicders. smou at Of guarantee 10 arcompsny propvsals, and terms of contract and payment, ~Ii; be fur> nished on application to ihis office or to the efi es Of h. PosiQuarterm ssters, Fort ower, \. T.. and Fort Apache, A. T.; also by the Quartermaster's Agents al II ibrook A h Fork, Benson, Bowie Station and Msricops, Ar
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "Prop"eals for Transportation on Aoutr No.---- and addressed to the Ln- dersigned.
 Al. Mc';ONN GLE,
 QuxTterma-ter [. .. Army,
 Chiei Qa.I rIma.ter Mar 15 <t-Apr i2 l3 IA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
Notice Of Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. IssU. o cd out or Justice Eusene Pannenb-rs's , olrt of Pr scou Precibcf, County of Yavs dsy of Msrch.A .. lse. in . cerfain action wberein King Mors O., ss plan'ins. re- covered J.dk me pt ssainst James E. Bones the firm name Of "Boues Spen CT" defend 'esn dollars and thirty fou.' cents t4lls s1l and costs of suit, tsxed st foureen doiiars and n:netv.twa 'en,s tSiLSo on ihe ls-h aay Of NJ <rcb A. D.. lses
 1 nsv levied upon the followins descr bed r~a esta c. to ~it: Lots, IS, I7. 10 T and a io Bics Seventeen. bel"n ing to said Charles L. Spencer, and Los, 6. 10. l2 and N. in Biock twenty TWO: b, .opEinS 10 said Charles l. Twenty Two belonging 10 James E. Bones. City of Prescott. County of YsvaDai afore- I'd city e aoove described.
 the 18th day of April. lsSe. at two O. lock '. .m- of that day in front O. th- Conrt House in he City of Pr,s oit. aforesaid. will sell all the Bones and the sad Charles L. Spencer. de described proy erty. af pu bile auction. ior cash to tae higSe~t ana beet bidder 10 satisfy said exerution ana all costs and accruing costs.
 Dstod Prescott. March 2lth. lsss.
 CHARLES F. FISHER.
 Constable of Prescott
 d Precinct. YAvapA Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
W.sertsg she Desers.

D. W. z nsr.f,, of California, hss for mao ye.r. .at~f,sioed The pnjecs of in troduciny water isto he d-sert lands wes' of the C.iorsda. h,s suppliss to be dravn iron ih.t river. Tbere are immense srseis On ihat dse ert witch could be rendered pio- duo rye t,y irris.sioo-
 h tbs m.d.t of this dessrt is the bed of 6 stream kaa~n x V River. which is dry fir Ihrg .lsr pa,' oi the year, and receives n- su5psy oDly ~hen the Colorado osef- fl .s. iia- bsd could, d"uStless, ct iitti' c-s', ,,e ms ir so sub.erve the purposes of sa irrigs'u 2 canal.
 -Perseversrc ." the aphorism eoes. "sc c.mpl,-nes -r-.s end-, end c<rtsioiy, Dr. wos-Dcr.fr ses ms amply endowed with ths' merit He has n.v.r reiiuquished hia cher i-b-d ii-s of I -siu z ihis desert from th' Calo,sco. bss h.s nur ed r m sbe fsce of m.ny .,pp siny ob.f.cle~. A last he has ia,ere.ird Ii Hnu-e CoDmlttee On Public Lsud- in h'- P" e. witch has fsvo-sbIy r-psrIea np.- l ,hi. connection, it is said tAai n. crsf, has obt.ined yr=ni from ~ .i ,..f miiiion ot scres O. 'i--. s..r ;g h proposed gram ftnr L U.. a .'--, n- area If vhicl hs |. ,im .,.-. e. se0. 900 acres. Mr. Payson estin,'-- ,- anu ant st about 5000 00o acre, D. W sersit'. plan is 10 dIvcis Dart oi the waters .sf the Colorado river and use ir 'or ihe purpOse of irrigsung the lands comprised suhin the boundaries of the prcy .-ed grsrs He promises then to TsrI,iz; he Yuma Desert. Ali De asks is 10 bsve ths land appraised in iis present cosdiiioa and turned over to him upon the ps,m~nt of tue amount of the sppraise meat.
 The pu lie generally do not favor the gr ming f whst >e~m even ts be vssts land- ,o individuals in large trscts, and i' is not likely Ina, the Colorado and isnd. ~ill be ven away in this instance.-S F Call.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
Granite Street Blacksmith
 AND WAGON SHOP, Coen@ Granite and Goodwin streets
 near the Gray Eagle Stables. L P. Ingwerson X Co., Proprietors rhh firm is prepared to do all kinds O BLACKSMITH AND wA0OS WORK Either ssv or renairing ou short notice Al
Notice of Forfeiture.

Narienps count, Ts -ritory Of Arizona. Jan
 u4ry, Is q. b, leej.
 To JOSEPH WUOpS:-You are hereby notified thai hsve ex ensed one hund'ed QQo) aollsra H. labor and improvements ur on I-e "Moutesum.'' Nine UT lode iIua cd Ia Weaver district, Ysvspai country, AriEcnr. ss sill app-ar ny ce trcste filed January 6.h, 4. D. l3.6. in the ofhee tre kecor sr O ssid county in oIder to hold said premises under the provisors of Section e3A k vised Statbtss Of the Unied State, b irg th Anou nt r~quiied 10 i'd rhe samr for be year eudi ( Decemser 3is., A. D. lS>5 And If within nia-iy days after ths ioi,~c by n iicstion, vou fsI or r-fu C ;p contribute y.ur proportion of such expenditure eo-o~B' T your T., .r-st - sid claim wi be. me the prup-av of th- sabsrrib ,drr -aiJ sreH"L sS2l jlSool J; SE II THORNTON.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
PROPon AL HORFREsA DsEf AND
 MUrT0N AND 8EEf GAIT .E.

Hes quarters Depar mert of Arizona, Od1re of the Chief Com mts.ary of Suosisienee. Wnipp Barrac- Prescott. A T., March le, IS CE.LED PROPOSALS. in tripiics e, sub S ject to the usua conditions. vii Ne re- ceived al this ofnce and a' the offic s or the Acting Commissari Of Suos ten at the on Thnrsday, April s2i. lssS. Al which lime an places hey viii z opened Tn the 9 e s-n~', of bid CTS. for f.rnisnipg aoi i've ' nf -ucr Q bzntitses of FRESH Bt EFF a. NO NUT ON on he ri k. as my from, '.m- f.. ume o- required al Forts bach B =; . Grant Hua'na, Losel,; NJ D well Nj ve, 70, as and Vsro., sau C. l .- and whippie nsrrack' in tn,s b psrtment, from Jul, l, isSs. 10 Jun o, 1887.
 Sc .ied Proc .s.,s n tr' 'piicste will also be receive st ihis office ONLY at Ihe same nour and ale for iurp,sbipg nd delivery of -uch quanii les of 'fE,H BEEF on the block, ss ,hs pe aan m.nt. Spriug., Bishee Ca. von Bonita Canynn. Bowie station, Camp Emme. CIawford Copper canyon, cnme "n Scr ngs, Mosts stne, Mud >prings, s ,n Bsrnariipo. Silver Crtek. A. and L ss's
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To WILLIAM HAgw loD AND ROBERT UPTON:
 You are hr-rDy not h-i that We have ex, pend d one hund 20 d do;ls-s in Ianor aud i'm piov~mei,is upon The Copus- B hk mine, sit- uar, d n h Verde ming Dist ic'. Count, of Avapai and T. rrifory Of Ariz .ua. in order to hold iid premises under The provisions Of -ecI,or 1924, hevIs-d Stsfut of the Unit Stxfes, bel 2 the am ,unt To bod fhe ssrl- ' the ye r ebd ng January l,t. lSs6. And if, wit in ninety days from ihe seTvie Of his notice ('a wtIkin ,ineiy dsy- after this notice by pub.icAtIon' you iaii or refuse to con r:- bufe sour proportion Of such expSndl,ure AS C. owneis, your interest in said clam wall become the prou~rty of the subscr b=r, under said Section 1924
 KILN. wutZBURG & co. PREscorT, Msre:. iIIh, Iss6.