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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

fl!t'HihHtN are iuluiH2 titlf faces
toward those States that afford, in add
ton TO inviting climate, good and cheap
laudS, ample social advantages and school
and church facilities, laws 10 adequately
protect them and their interests in whal-
eyer calling they may engage. Even
pro~pectors to Florida nuw inquire a to
tcnca laws in cur STATE. We kn>N Of
new corners who give the absence Of a
fence law in Florida rs a ca,Ss. for leaving
thc state. An immigrant may buy POO
acres of land in a State where there is 10
fence law. Assuming that he PAYS ten
dollars an acre FIR his land, can he fence
mat portion required for cultivation at an
cquat cost per acre. He cannot ii he
makes lawful fence in Florida. The
building and repairing of fences required
for the farms in the United States costs
more than the lands are worth. This is
matter that demands the earnest attention
of Florida 5 Legislators. Legislation is ne
cessary on this subject, as an inducement
o immigration. How would the making
of two boards 1.-TWO plank>) and three
wires lawful fence, and the enactment
of local-option fence law, do for start
in the right direction: In this connection
we direct attention to an interesting aid
instructive communication as TO the bene-
fetal effects Of a fence law in North Caro-
lima.
The nformalities in .the certificates Of
the electoral vote in two or three STAT, 5
are such as might create n good deal Of
anxiety and possibly trouble in ease an
election were close. They Illustrate
newly, SAYS the New York World, the
deSirability Of getting rid of the cumber-
some aud useless machinery Of the Ecc
toral College. Whether the election be
by States or by popular vote, the voting
should be directly Tor candidates, and the
returns should be certified as ;he election
Of Senators and Representatives now is.
Official reports from Egypt show than
e"0 WI wy ~ '""0 No"hti udS Dcen
seriously injured, that it will be impossi-
bic to grow wheat in Upper Egypt in
1889, and tn u other crops can only be
cultivated a. greatly increased expense.
1t has been suggested that the Offices
| of Assessor and Collector be consolidated
in order to afford one man a respectable
salary. This is a silly suggestion, at least
as regards counties like Leon-and mapv
others-where, when the work is PROPERLY
done, 1t requires twelve months or longer
for the Assessor to complete his books.
In most OF the counties In Florida one
officer could not prepare the assessment
rolls and collect the taxes in one wear
therefore, it is utterly impossible to con-
solidate the two offices. A more timely
suggestion would be, that the party and
the State should rise above the parsimo.
NOUS policy pursued towards some of the
servants of the people, provide salaries for
officials commensurate with the labor re.
quired and performed and responsibility
assumed, and thereby relieve Florida Of
the oft applied stigma of being niggardly
with public servants.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

From the st. Louis Republic Democla@ a
The entire history of the Samoan ana he 4
Germany solemnly promises not % Z.
islands and just as solemnly INTENDS !" c,,,d
possible, treaties or no treaties, UnlIe"
no United States.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

is reported from Berks and Lehigh coun
ties, Pa.
Capt. J. b. Johnston, editor of the
Pasco County Democrat, has been elected
Mayor of Dade City.
The Senate tariff bill was passed
Tuesday by a strict party vote, and has
been sent to the House.
A patent has been issued to Mr.
John d. Cornwall, of Sanford, for the
construction of vessels.
The Legislatures Of the country,
particularly in the Northwest, are going
for the trusts with gloves off.
Extensive preparations are being
made at St Augustine for the grand re-
gatta on the l4th, 18th and 10th of Feb
ruary.
General Malone has antagonized the
colored Republicans in the South by his
declaration that the negro is heavy
load for the Republicans to carry.
The Florida War Claims bill was
1avorably acted upon by the Senate Com
mittee Wednesday, and Senator Pasco
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14

Do you carry these Shoes ?? "Why yes sir Also the Largest stock of mems Boots and Shoes in Prescott Let me you my of Furniture consisting III part elegant Paror Sets Bed Lounges all styles Extension
 Tables Bedroom Warobe Easy Chairs Rockers and other chairs in endless variety, Mirrors Folding beds Cots Spr,ng wire wool and hair mattresses Best and cheapest line of Car pets Desks and Office Chairs, wall paper, etc @ See tn1 Crocery and these elegant Dinner and Tea Sets Also the attest Designs in Glassware Ornaments Lamp On this side We have Blackwell and other fine brands o Groceries which selling at prices to dey compe ton On the D other side the varied and complete assor ment Gents Furnishing Goods bankets notion etc. and sst but east step down the and catch to the Large Assortment every description of Fine Old wines and Liquors St Louis and Milwaukee beers champagnes which We dish esae together with cigars of the choicest brands The brick repenshed with every description of Grain Flour canned goods which import in carload lots
 l delighted with your varied Assortment and your Low Prices astonish May inquire your terms 1"
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 Well goodbye; cold day J. L. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
Mining Application No. 2i5.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. PRrscerr. ARIZONA.
 JuuO 18th lsSQ

U. s. LAND OFFICE. PRESCOTT. ARrxoNA.l
 Juno 18th, lSSa.
 Notice Ia hereby gwen that The iJ.tta.l verde copper Company. by F. F.. Murray It's attorney m fact, whose postc fi1ee address Id Prescott, Arizona, has made applss ASion for a patent for ,S9s linear feet on the Gift mining claim, bearing silver and copper ores, situ ate ID verde mining district, Yavapai county Arizona, and described h the official plat and nctd notes on le in this offlce, as foilows,vIx: beginnins at initial monument at center of southern portion of claim where l N G. No. IS marked on nor shsrn face of granite boulder. U M M No. bears south a deg 2s mn vest, 2,sii feet: thence south, & deg east. feet to south end center of claim and fO granite rock marked G No. 2: thence south B deg D min west. 300 feet to granite rock mar- ef No. $; thence north, & deg vest i,s9l feet to limestone mass ed e Not: fhencs north. SS deg 0 min east 800 feel to mort h end center of claim aud to limestone mark ed "a No. 5: 6Oo Feet to sandstone marked c No 6: theucc scnth. K deH east. 1892 feet to granite rock marked q No !; thence south, R deg 20 min west. AO feet to monument and stone mark ed q No. q, place os beginning on out boundaries or ciaim-conttntng l6 a cores
 The location and relocation of this mine is recorded in the recorders office of Yavapai county, Arisons, on page tts, of book F G. Ani page bS6 of book & adjoining claimants is south.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are required 10 present the me before this office within sixtyd ys from the first day os pn nbiisasi n hereof. or th ey will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the st 4tute.
 F. BURGESS, Register
 F rst public alton June Iq l8sq.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
Mining Application. No. 2i3

U. 6. LAND OPTICS. Psrscorr. AnIx NAL
 June 18th, lsse.
 Notice is hereby given that tho United verue Copp.r company, by r. E. Murray; its attorney in fact, whose postofiice address is Prescott. Arizona. has ala application for . patent for 500 iinea. feet on the Annre North. west m. No l. nainins claim, bearing copper ore, situate In Nerds m ming district. avApai county. Ayixoua, and described In the oslcial plat and ie d notes on fiie in this ofiice. aS follows, to.wit:
 Besfnning st initial monument al center s end of ciaim. where s marked M A x No on Quartxite rock, S min mon No. bears . S5 oeg l2 min V, SIS feet; (. ence n, - deg 20 min .. So feet 10 granite rock marked A \ No 2; taence n, lT deg S1 min W. 800 feet to volcanic rock ma ked A N, No. 8: thence u. 12 deg A mia ", S0 f. ct tr north enter end of claim and granite rock marked A ~, No. (; 600 feet to granite rock marked A N, No. &: thence south, iz deg 30 min ca [, I.soo feet tO grsilte rock marked A N. Ho.e. thence nor.h 7s deg S min eat DO [, et to mon l, MAN Nc. l. place of beginning-containlng 1898 acres.
 The location aud relocat on of this mine fs recorded In the recorder office of Yavapsi c,.nnty. Arizona, on pages ass snd S7o. in book 6, acd pages TN and 12e. book F :: adjoining claims nt is the United Verde Copper Com paGy on the west.
 All persons holding apvt rse claims thereto ire required to prescott the same before this ofiice within sixiy days from ihs frst publi. cation hereof. or they will be barred hy virtue of th provisions of the statute.
 E BURGESS. Register. Fret publication June l9, 1889.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
Mining Application No. 2l4.
2. s. LAND oFrIcK, PRESCOTT, ARIzosAa
 June 18th. 1SS9. [

2. s. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT. ARIZONA,
 June lsik. 1889.
 Notice is hereby given thsi the United Verde Copper company. by F. E Murras its attorney In fact, whose postofyico address is Prescott. Arisona, has made application for patent for ,s0o linear feet on the Azure Soufhesstern No. 1 mining claim, bearing ropp ore. situate in Verde mining di~ tr icf. fnvapai county, arizona. and described in the officfsl piat and feld notes on file iu this office, as follows, viz,
 Beginning at initial monument at ceufe, northern end of claim where Is "a, Arked | NJ AS No on quartslte rock, U N M No pears south, S6 deg i2 min west, Is7s feet: thence south, 72 deg So min west, aO feet to granite rock marked A s No 2; then re south. lIdeg 70 min east, l.5oo feet to granite rock mars ed & No. 3; thence north f2dNg 70 min ess', SO feet to granite rock south center cod 0. Claim marked A x No. |; 6DO feet to gran te rock marked A s No. 5; themes north. li deg Sl min west, l.so0 feet to granite rucS marked A No, 6; thence sout , 72 deg S) mia west, 30 feet to mon ment N A N No. place of begin ming: containing a.lA acres The location Of this mine is re ord sd in the recorders ofrce Of Yavapai county, Ar,sona. 9p rakes 11 and s2S in book c : of mines: adjoining claimant is. on the nosth and wesr Ade, the United Verde Copper mpany
 All rsons holding adv CT ctairs thereto are required to ptesen the same before this "mce wi hin sixty days from the rrst day of pub ication hereof, or they will be barred hv virtue of the provisions If The stasute
 .E, BURGE EsS, Register.
 First publication June l9. lssa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
Rining Application No. 2I8.

us. LAND OFYIcK AT PREsC TT. ARIZONA, {,
 June 18th, lSse.
 N ,tice is hereby given ,hs, the congress Gold Mining Company, by ts Assistant secre- ", F. N. Murphy, whore postoffice address Is Prescott, Arizoss, has made application for patent for 1900 linear feet on the Congress mine bearing gold ores. Situate in Martinez mated ss Lot No.-- and described h the of. ncial plat and aeld notes on file in this office as follows. viE..
 Beginning at initial monument at E center end of claim where l. NJ. c. No 1 is marked on E isce af granite boulder. U s. Mineral Monument No. bears N 7S deg Sa min W Sl9S feet. Thence s 9 deg l5 min 80 feet where is set aui'e rock marked c No. 3 Thence $ 6l deg s5 min W 6Oo feet to slate rock marked Q Nc,S. Thence N s deg iS min W 9o0 feet 10 granite boulder marked c No. {. Thence N x5 deg i5 min W 35o feet to F cen ter end Of claim and 10 granite rock marked c. No. 6oc feet. 10 where is marked q. No. c on w face Of granite boulder in place. Thence s SS deg l5 min 90o feet to slate iock marked C. No. :. Thence N 64 deg 45 mia 600 feet to granite rock marked C. No. $. Thence s 25 deg i5 min E 800 feet to mohumsnt ant rock marked l. W. c. No. 1, place of beginni,g 2, con- taining 20.02 acres. Magnetic variation l4 deg ed h the Recorders office of Yavapai county, Arizons, in Book 10 of Mines, pages 5q6 and 597. Adjoining claimant is the same company on he R-, W. and $. All persons holding d. verse claims thereto are reQuir. d 10 present the ssme before this office witain sixty days from the first day of publication hereof or hey will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. E. BURGESS, Register.
 First Publication uly 3, 1889,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
PRESCOTT-..I III
NOTICE !!
OFFICE OF BnARp eF SUPERVISORS or YAvAPAI COUNTY. ARIz.

effiCE OF BnARD eF SUPERVISORS. or SAvArAI COUNTY, ARIz.
 Prescott, Atiz, July %, 1889. HE following named persons having
 been notified to appear before the Board oi Equalization of Yasapai county. anu 'o snow cause, If any, why their as sessmenfs or valuations should not be added fo, and having wholly failed ,o an. pear Tn answer to such notice. the ssid poard took acton in each case respe ctiveIv as ioiiow:, namely:
 Chas Bishop, added saoo to value of ranch Hathaway, added ssoo to value city lots G A Dake, added 800 to value city lots Jas Brown, added S5oo to value ranch Ssoo to value impv,s Daggs bros, $ioo so value req estate Mrs Davis, $6oo 10 value ranch Arizona Sandstone co Si,ooo to val real es, John H Ehle added $eoo to value ranch Wong Lee added $sea to city lots II J Eaman added $5oe to Improvements kirwagcn X Haskell. added $5oo to rarcb Steven C,ndron, added $i ,ooo to rarch Adam Scott, added S4o to city .ots
 Henry Stoddard aided $,sao to imnrvt.
 50 stock cattle $a4o A D Whitney. added Si5o ,o impvts E A Rogers, $i6, ta city lots
 nn K Allen, added 10 ,tcck hor.es $I.ooo J Cous hrau, adIied loo stk cattle xso, A G Dillon, added 8 cattle $osO
 Ihos F.onfnoy, added 25 cattle $soo Geo Helm, added so cattle s4oo M T Akard and son loo Cattle ss,o James Allen, sdded 75 horses si5oo Jos G Akard, a cattle sa00
 Al Doyle 15o cattl, si.soo
 Mrs Carrie Fsin loo cattle ssoo Phillip Hull, loo horses ss,Oo0 Jno II Hicks, added loo cattle ssoo Inn Hannou, added so cattle s4oo K B Johnson, added 4o cattle ssao Geo Mariow & bro added % cattle s4oo McMiiian & Goodwin ? 900 sheep s3ooo Geo ConneIi, added soo cattle sI.Goo M NJ Harris, added loo cattle $500 John w Kerr, added l5 horses $S,o wv Lowe added Ia horses SEQ w w Lowe, added 5o cattle s4oo IT Martin, added 15 cutie S3oo D J Marr, added 25o canIe ss,ooo l. ID Miller, added 5n cattle S4oo Neal < Dowd. sdded A caitle.$3oo Chas Yates, added 35 cattle ssS0 Robert Cannon, added g. cattle $ioo K K Kirkland, added 5o cattle s4,o K M Ro1 gers, added 5o cattle stoo l. Rodgers and Co 2oo cattle si Goo Riggs and Son, added 75 cattle s,o E Higgs and Son, added io horses Ssoo Jake Miller, added 5,o cattle si,ooo Mrs F A Stevens, added i5n cattle sl. Zoo F Williams, added 75 cattle se 70. Tanless, added To cattle Sso. John Woods, sdded loo cattle $500. A NY of the above-named D, rsons who {. were unable to appear before said board in JULY may appear and be heard a, | ne meesing on MONDAY, AUGUST e6. lSS9 | ma the determination then had shah be inal Ky order of the beard.
 K. J. F. HORNE, Clerk. l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14

The clerk was ordered to prepare and serve proper written notices, noti- lying certain property owners to repair sidewalks.
 The city treasurer was directed to transfer all monies in the treasury. not belonging to salary or contingent fund, to the salary and contingent fund. It was ordered that the rate of taxa ton on the assessed valuation of taxa ble property in the city of Prescott, for the present year, 1889, be levied at peI cent. on all property assessed. Council adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
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In the D.strict Court of the Third Judicial
 District, Territory of Arizona, County of
 Sum cons No l-o6
 Wm. Du'tn. rlatntin, vA Arizona Mining Co and standard Milling and Reduction Go. ue- Action brought in the District Court of the Ihird Ja liciai nsstIic', in and for tne Coun- y of favapni. Territory Of ArisonN.
 Ine Territory of Arizona sends erecting to Ar'xona Mining Co, Rad Standard Miilirg S keuuction Co.. You are hereby summone,i snd required 70 appear tn an action bu,usht ngainst You ny the above named plamiify In the Distr ct Court of the ThirI Judicial lns- rict .ss m and for the Coaoty ol YAvapai, In the Territory of Arizona, and Apswer fine complaint nied with the clerk of this t,ourt. " freecoit, In said county, within ten days sexciunive of she day of seryice) sf,er the .ervice upon y.u Of this summons. if serye.s in this co snty; but i served out of the county xnd wilnin this district. then within twenty oa. .; tn all other case thirty days
 Ana you are hereby notin ned that if you snt, toarpe.r and answer the com plai nt ss abovs iequlred, the plaintin will take jud am ent Sy derauli against you, and costs anu dis. ou,sements In thie behalf exp suded.
 Gtsen under my hand and ine Ssal of sai, Court this 2nh day of Jaly A. ID. lsse
 seal WILLIAM WII.EERAON Cisrr jy25
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
0uuamoOn~.


 In the District Court of the Third Judicial
 District Territory of Arizona.
 County of Yavspai
 Adoniron J. Head, Plaintiff, Louis wolleuburg and. Henry Asher, Derdts
 Summons No. ls07. Action brought iu the District Court of the Third Judicial Distr. ct, in and for the couu fy of fsvapai, Territory of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Louis Woli' nburK and Henry Asher. You are hereby summon and required q to appear in sn sction brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Th'rd Judicial District, in a Id Tor the county of Yavspai, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint Hlad with the clerk of this Court at Prescott, in said county. Ca copy of which comp aint accomna- nies this summons). within ten days lex In. sive of the day of service) after the service upon you Of this summon if served In tbIs county; hut served out of the county and within this district, then within twenty dave. in all other cases, thirty days Ard you are hereby notified that If you fail to ap ear ana answer the complaint as above required. the plaintiff vii, take judgment by ucf.ult aysinss you and costa and disbur rsemsuts in th,s he. half expended
 Given under my hand and tie seal of ss,d SEAL Court this 2ud day of August, A. t ISS9
 WILLIAM WII.kERsON, Clerk. kosERr BROWN, Attorney f. P;aiutifi. n2 8,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
Notice of Forfeiture.
To Y. N. Short, your heirs. assisnr ana
 represent attvea.

represent attves. 'es"' You are hereby not fed thst in. rrs. s.sned ,who is co-owner with you In the Nnrgsr Ma mining claim. has expended Inc su n, os one nundred dollars in labor and i'm ornvs
 nents upon said mining claim, the said ~ psualtnres aud improvements being m ade hv ss,, ne in tne year lSSs. In compiiance with ths United states mintng laws. reouirire annnsi Tsp gTxspena,t9res to bs made on mining cIaIms' me . said Mo gan Kid ,infng claim % sists n; i.soe Feet ID length by 600 wide, situste i'm Tn,. YsySpst ssk rnir,g mining district. in the sun,y of the location ot the said Morgan Kid minira ~. M m ns ns s ,ns s1e ln ,ne Reeord of Mines in the county in book q. pagss sas and sSs sPs'
 na you gre hereby further otified tha, |, a, s,,, sis ss ou .inn of ninety days after ths p'e..e.aon or thts notise, you fai! or refnss ,S ,S contsioat- or pay to me your proportion oS 're saia ex, enditures. together wilh the c.. st oi the public sttnn of this notice inc tnssra~s 2! G yon m said Morgan Kid mining claim viii @ oo lo1eited snd become tha property of tba p.ss,' JAMES HART
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
Notice of Eoffeiinre

To Rosario Groom, your heirs. assigns and
 legN repr sentattves:
 You are hereby notified that the under. sisned. who Is ro-ewner with you in the Han na miunlg claim, has expended the snm of three hundred dollars in i3por aud improve. ments upon said mining ci am. the said ex- pendi:ures and tmproyeme ents being m ade by me In the years }S.S ISSz sni lsSS in com. p.iance with tue United States mining laws re0riftn@ annual expenditures to be .' aie on mtntnr claims. Tue ssid Hanna mining claim consists of lS1o feet In length by 6ss wide, situate in Black Rock mining district m the csuIty of Yavapst, Territory Of AT, soos. record of the location of the said an nah mt Ing claim Is made in she Record os Mines. in the office of the County Recorder of said Ssvapai cour'y. In book l2 psxes 6 and [. And you are hereby furtoer notined that If. at the expiration of ninety days after the public ion of this notice. you fall or refuse to contribute or pay to me your proportion of Inc said expenditures, togo her with the cos [ of sh publication Ct this notice, the interest or ycl in said Hanna mining claim will be fotf3ited and become the property of the m. rsigncd. JAMES NiHoNEY.
 Prescott, A. T., Jaly II. lssa iyisdso
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-14
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