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Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
SUMMONS.
In the District Court OF the Third judicial
District, Territory of Arizona, County Of
nbov

Catherine z. Heroi,
Plaintiff
Elijah A. Herod,
Defendant. <-s...
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District of the Territory
Of Arizona, in aud for the County Of
Mohaye,
Elijah A. Herod.
You ars hereby summoned and required
10 appear in an action brought against you
by the above named Plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Third judicial District. in and
for the County Of Nohaye, in the Territory
OF Arizona, and answer the complaint filed
with tbs Clerk Of this Court. al Kingmsn,
in said County, Ia copy Cf which Complaint
accompanies this summons,) within ten
days exclusive of the day Of servicel after
the service upon you OF this Summons, IL
served in this Doulityi hut II served ont Of
the CouQty, and within tins District, then
within twenty days; In all other cases,
thirty days. ....
And you are hereby notified that II you
rail- to appear and answer the complaint az
above required, the Plaintiff will take iudg.
ment against you az prayed for in her com.
plaint, and costs and disbursements In this
behalf expended.
Given under my hand and the
- Seal of the said District Court, at
SEAL. kinomap, this 9th day Of Sept,
- 1888. WILLIAM LARkrx, Clerk.
m. Murphy, Atty for Plaintiff. a7.4
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

The propositions before Congress all
show settled conviction that this conn
try is being overloaded with immigrants.
The probable inflow for the current year
will be very near ,0O0, 900, while that OF
the year ending July LIST was about 6(O,-
600 from European ports. Some Of the
propositions embodied in the bills before
Congress are to increase the tax on immi-
grants to 81 on each passenger landed,
and another bill suggests 81, besides a
consular fee of soc. Senator Palmer pro-
poses fine Of 81 900 and imprisonment
for five years for falsifying papers to
evade this law. Another bill requires a
bond of the vessel bringing immigrants
that none of them belong to prohibited
classes. Senator Mitchell wishes to ex-
clude anarchists, nihiiists, cripples, and
those suffering from loathsome or inject
tious diseasee. IL looks like effective
action az soon as the subject Is thorough
Iy studied and understood.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
Kingman, ARR. Sept. 18th 1855.
Nsffee or Application for q 4. y.
Patent to the Golden Gate
Mtll site.
UNITED STATES LAND OrrrcE,

Prescott, Arizona, July II, 1883.
Notice In hereby given that the Golden
Gate Mining and Milling Company, by its
attorney In fact. James j. Hyde, whose
postoiics address is Kingman, ATohave
county, Arizona, has this day filed his
land known az the Colder, Gate mill site,
used in connection with the Golden Gate
mine, situated In the Lost Basin Mining
District, comfy Of Mohaye and Territory
of Arizona. and designated by the feld
notes and official plat on iiie in thin office
as Lat No. 38, In Township -, Range -----
Of the Gila and Sal. River meridian. Said
lot No. So being described as follows, TO.
wit: Beginning at po nj distant 100 feet
itial monument mentioned in the location
notice, whore Is set g po,t Az ms, 4 feet
long ~ feet in the ground, slrrounded
by mound OF stones, post marked u. q. M.
3. No. !. Top Of large limestone rock 8
ieet at base and running 10 y point, rock
marked q. q. NJ. s. b r. /, bears s. rs de-.
Rrees 10 minutes Il. 80 feet, Thenes N. 40
degrees 40 minutes w. iGG feet to location
monument and post 4x4 init, 4 feet long. ~
feet in the ground, surrounded With mound
Of stones, post marked @. @. VI. y. No. 2.
Rock 3x4x2 feet, marked @. @. NJ. II. b. p.
No. 2, bears N. Is degrees lt5 minutes, w. 80
feet. Thence N. - degress 2 minutes T..
G60 feet to location monument and post Az
ms, 4 feet long, ~ feet in the srourld, sur
rounded with mound of stones. post marked
q. @. NJ. S. No. 3. Flat boulder 8x6K4 feet,
marked g. G. NJ. s. b. p. No. 3, bears N !.
% degrees 10 minutes Il. $50 fest. u. 3.
min. mon. No. 2, l.. b. NJ. d., bears M n
degrees 10 minutes w. 1870 feet Thence 8.
4G degrees 40 minutes X, l84 feet to water
ditch, $40 feet to location monum,,nt and
post AKA ins., 4 feet long, IL feet Ia ths
ground. surrounded with iaoand Of stones,
post marked q. u. Al. 8. No. 4. A boulder
5x2x3 feet marked q. @. M. s. b. p. No. 4,
bears 8. 20 degrees % minutes T.. 2l4 feet.
Thence s. 43 degrees 20 minutes w. a6O feet
to quartz road, 23S feet TO top Of hill, eco
feet to loca tion monument and post 4xt
ins., 4 feet long, ~ feet In the ground, sur.
rounded with mound Of stones. post ma rked
q. q. NJ. 8. No. 5. Roultler .l<xAxG feat.
marked g. g. III. b. y. p. No. o, bears 8. 25
dsgssss 5h minutes e. l72 feet. Thence N.
10 degrees 10 minutes W. 165 f,set, to most
marked g. G. NJ. 8. No. l, and place of be.
ginning.
Magnetic variation II degrees 20 minutes
4. Containing FIVE acres.
Any and all persons claimtaa aavevssly
any portion of aaid mill sits ara required 70
file their adverse claims with the register Of
tho United States Land Once at Prescott
In the Territory Of Arisona, during tho
sixty days period Of publication hereof, o.,
they will be barred by virtue Of the provis
ions Of the statute.
K. BuRsK@,
Register.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
----------'--------------------"-
Thomas n. Wilson.

This gentleman, the nominee OF the
Republican kty Of the Territory for
Congress, il = Pennsylvania. He was
educated at Vkilegheny College in that
State, and afterwards studied law under
Hon. Wilson McCandlass at Pittsburg,
and was admitted to practice in the bar
Of that city, in which practice he con-
tinued for several years, when he vent
into the civil service Of the Government,
filling, with honor to himself and credit To
the nation, various important positions,
anti the passing into power Of the Demo
cratic party, at which time his oceupa.
ton, like that of Othelo, was gone.
Judge Williams, from whom we received
the above brief summary, was achool'
mste of Mr.. Wilson and was in the same
law class with him, and says that in all
his acquaintance with Tom Wilson he
has never known him to be charged with
. mean or dishonorable action,
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
Arizona's Exhibit.

The Albuquerque Citizen says OF the
exhibit at the fair from along the line OF
tho A. & P. as follows:
Perhaps the most attractive, as 1t is GER
tainly is the largest exhibit here, is that
of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad. Col.
J. w. Donnely is in personal charge OF
this exhibit, and prides himself justly on
the fine display OF minerals, fruit, veget-
ables and woods, that have been collected
by his assistants from points along the
line Of that road.
"Grown without irrigation" ID the le-
gend on this collection everywhere. Here
are specimens of magnificent potatoes,
corn, cabbage and fruits Of all kinds that
would attract attention anywhere. In
this collection are two heads Of cabbage
raised at Fort Wingate, sent by Gus.
Mulholand, Of Gallup, one weighing 25
and the other "a pounds; also corn IL feet
high, grown at Flagstaff; potatoes that
are hard to excel, grown at Gallup with
out irrigation; corn Of very fine quality
and size, grown without irrigation, and
upon which rain did not fall from the time
Of planting until it was in tassel; so
pound pumpkin, Of the Yankee variety
grown at Fort Wingate, and other veg
etables 10 numerous to mention.
The Arizona Lumber Company sends
in splendid specimens OF lumber, mould
ings, etc, that are very attractive.
From Kingnan, Arizona, comes a fine
collection OF ores, finer indeed, than has
ever been exhibited here before.
I'd, Hart, from Gallup, sends in five
pounds OF magnificent garnets.
To cut the list short, there is scarcely a
mineral or vegetable growth, OF use to
mankind, that is not produced along the
line Of the Atlantic d Pacific, and does
not find a representative in this depart
nent.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
1sesistratsea Of Electors.

OFYIcE on THE BOARD or StPEKynoRs
or MoHAyg CoUrfY, ARzosA.i
Notice Is hereby given that the Board
OF Supervisors Of Mohave county, Arizona,
the following order:
On motion 1t was ordered that o. new
registration OF the voters OF Mphave
county be made for the ensuing election
1885,, and all voters are required TO re-
register, such re-registratiOn being ,teem-
ed necessary by the Board of Supervisors.
Voting aye, Messrs Crozier and johnson.
And the Clerk is directed 10 publish this
order In the official paper OF the county,
In the manner and Tor tho time required
by law.
BY order OF the Board oi Supervisors.
JAAER j. HyDE,
Clerk
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
The Republican Couaty Convcn
tion or SIohave Coumty

Is hereby called TO meet at the Court
House In Kingnaan on Saturday, October
9th, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m, for the pur-
pose Of nominating county officers and
transaeting such other business as may
come before il.
Tie primary election TO select delegates
to said convention will be held in the
several precincts Of the county on satur-
day, the 29th day OF September, 1883.
Voters at the primaries must be such
persons as will support the Republican
ticket Mt the November election.
The apportionment OF delegates il as
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
Notice or Forfeiture Of Interest In
Mining Clalm.

To y. y. CUHfM. r
You ars hereby notified that have ex.
pended sigh. hundred dollars In labs,r and
improvements upon the Molitezuina mining
claim, situated In the San Francisoo naming
district, Mohave County, Arig0na Terri
tory, and duly recorded In, Book ID, page
307. Mohave County Mining Records Ia or :
der 10 hold said premises urldeY tho pr0vis.
ions Of section 1924 Revised Statutes of the
United States. being the amount required 10
hold the same for the years ending Dec. 3lst
1890, 1881, 1882. 1893, 1854, 1885, l8s6 and
1887.
And you are further notified that tho pro-
portion OF said expenditure due from you Ia
500. lawful money OF tho United Hates,
and II within 30 days aftsr the publication
Of this notice you fail or refuse to ,,ontri-
butte your proportion Of such expenditure,
ss oo-ownsr, your interest in said claim
viii become the property OF tho undersigned
under said section 2,32A
OF KuncER.
Kingman, Ar,z. Sept. 18th 1856.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

Trade and traffic in the majority OF the
southern states is about at standstill at
present. The people have become panic
stricken at the presence OF yellow fever at
many points throughout the south and
along the lines Of railroad, the trains are
not allowed to stop and the towns are
surrounded with armed sentinels who will
allow no one to go in or out OF town.
These decisive measures are taken to
prevent the spread Of the much dreaded
and fatal disease. ..
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

Asbestos has been aptly described AZ q
physical paradox. Ithas been called "a
meteorological vegetable; tbs both fibrous
and crystalline, elastic yet brittle; a
floating stone, which can be as readily
corded, spun, and woven into tissue, as
cotton or the finest silk"
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

We desire TO call attention to The rule
which has been generally adopted by the
party, viz. That in County Conventions
no proxy will be recognized unless held
by resident OF the precinc, irpm which
the proxy comes.
BY order Of the Committee. 49,.
Attest: EB. WILLIAMS,
Il. J. GOODMAN, . Chairman
Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
The following resolution was adopted by

The following resolution was adopted by
the republicans OF Pima county.
REsoLvED.--That we demand the. Ie-
peal OF the obnoxious collection Of laws
denominated the Code, which has con.
founded and disturbed our legal juris-
prudence as intricate, uncertain aud in.
accurate, and utterly inadequate to pro
tect the interests which it claims to sub
serve.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
TERRrTOnTAL ITEMS.


TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
There are 70 patients in the Territorial
Insane Asylum.
A finer bee country than the Salt river
valley does not exist in the world. Here
bees feed and work all the year round.
Ben Crawford, d. H. Ming, NJ. E. Gun.
ningham and /. T. Randall, Of Graham
county, are all candidates for sheriff on
the democratic ticket Of that county.
A sale Of 600 head OF cattle at IS pei
head is reported to have been recently
made in this vicinity, Hugo Richards
being the purchaser from DR.. j. N.
McCandlass. .--Hoof and Horn.
Mike Roach tainted on Wednesday
afternoon. The cause Of this sudden
collapse being, three eastern tourists ask
ing for three beers and only laying on
the bar three nickels. .--Winslow News.
Capt. John L. Bulls, Indian Agent at
San Carlos, paid Globe visit last satur-
day. He gave most favorable report ol
the condition OF affairs at the agency. Tile
Indians have applied themselves indus
triously to farming this season and have
gathered 100000 pounds Of grain.
Belt.
A prize fight took place near Prescott
on Sept. 25th between Thomas Hennesy
a professional, and Dan Connors, miner.
The fight lasted only short time. Con-
nors pounded Hennesy badly but the
referee decided the fight in favor OF the
latter on account OF a foul.
Recent arrivals from Solomoyille report
that the dead body Of white man was
found last week at the cienega near that
town at the bluff, He was recognized AZ
q man VINO had been suffering from fever
and some time previous had left ON foot.
1t is supposed that his death arose from
accident, an his neck was broken, evident.
ly from fall.--Clarion.
Two Texas outfits have driven over
1000 head OF cattle into Pleasant valley
and tho Spring creek country between
Pleasant valley and Tonto. The range
in that section is in danger OF being over.
stocked, but the increase of law-abidine
citizens will have salutary effect in
driving out the rustlers who have cursed
that fair valley Belt.
A little Mexican girl was brought UP
from Charleston yesterday suffering from
the effects of snake bite on the foot and
stomach. Late last night the little one
was suffering intensely, and it was moi
thought possible to save her life. She IL
but seven years old, and was unconscious
OF danger when playing with rattlesnake
which fastened its fangs upon her body
Prospector.
The following il the ticket nominated
by the Pima county republicans. Sheriff
Douglas Snyder; treasurer, Ben Honey
district attorney, II. r. Jefords; super.
visors, II. +. Lacy and George Atkinson
probate Judge, Thomas Cords; county
surveyor. John Gardner; territorial coun.
Gilman, Chas. r. Drake; assembly, Her,
bert B. Penney, Lewis Martin, J. J.
Chatham, H. X. Dodge and Leopoldo
Otero.
The republicans Of Gila have placed
the following ticket In the field:
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

Judge Wright made ruling on Monday
that will be of interest 10 many men who
dislike TO serve as jurors. The Court
excused w. III. Burbage from service as a
juror on the ground that be had served as
a grand juror once before during the
present year.-St. Johns Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

II is said that there are over $50, 0,00O
excursionists booked for southern Califor-
MIA this year.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

The political campaign has led to q con-
Hict between the democratic and republi-
can policemen at Indianapolis.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

The President has nominated John j,
Baer, OF Georgia, to be Register Of the
Land Office at Seattle, w. T.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

The Senate tariff bin will probably he
made public on Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

7
Just as we 20 to press the sad intelli-
gence reaches this Office that portion OF
the San Geronimo mine, in Sonora, had
csyed in, killing thirteen men, Harry
Nellie, VINO Sas in charge during the alb
sence Of J. III. McKim, being one Of the
number. Frank O'Brien, Of Santa Ana,
hearing Of the disaster, mounted bronch
horse and on the way TO the mine was
thrown and had his leg broken. We
trust the rumor is greatly sxsgerated, II
not wholly false.--Record.
The Barbacomari Cattle Company have
sold all of their beef cattle to Wicker &
Hine, OF Los Angeles, for 21a cents per
pound gross, delivered at Benson. The
number of available cattle on the range
will reach 1000 head, and the contract
calls for the delivery of 200 head every
eight days until the supply is exhausted.
This IL the largest sale Of beef cattle ever
contaminated in Southern Arizona, and
the price is considered by cattle men a
fair one.--Prospector.
Our delegates 10 the Tucson convention
had pretty lively time of it during the
ride to Maricopa and politics waxed high.
G. A. Luke, formerly Republican, but
now Of the other persuasion, was on the
train, and during heated discussion on
the relative strength of the Presidential
candidates, Clark Churchill bet him five
stacks OF hay against his brewery. Luke
promptly took up the bet and 1t was 30
registered before witnesses. This curious
wager was productive of much merri-
ment.--PhGnix Herald.
Mr.. Frank Proctor came in from Santa
Rosa valley last evening, where for the
past six months he has been boring for
water. At the depth Of 760 feet he struck
a flow of water that promises to be in.
exhaustibie. After striking water, which
rose in the we'll 20 feet, he continued to
bore, and although he went down some
40 additional feet, the sand pump failed
to bring the debris to the surface. The
only explanation that can be offered in
the premises is that a strong current O
water exists and washes the drill borings
away as rapidly as made. The santa
Rosa valley is miles wide, but the drill
shows it to have been nothing but al
immense wash, in which boulders, quartz
granite, cement, clay and sand il indis
criminately mixed. In the distance rar
the drill passed through seven or eigh
beds OF sand, varying in thickness all th'
way from 8 inches to as many feet. There
is not, Mr.. Proctor says, class Of rock t.
be found on the surface that is not 10 b
found in the well. He intends to keel
q work and may possibly strike artesiar
water at a ies hundred feet lower down
Tucson Citizen.
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INDIANA.

Retains from eiaag7 c.uct!es IN IL
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1854
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