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Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22
vEnDuGo,s DEATH.

Verdugo who killed Louis Kohn in this city in 1888, was shot in Sonora for another murder six months ago but the fact was not known until this week when it was officially announced in the official organ of the State. The first knowledge the family had of his execution was when they read the off eial notice.
 The Yerdugo family is quite wealthy and lives near Guaymas. The mem bers were much surprised on learning the fate of the young man and all were in Guaymas Monday in full mourning
 He was executed at the village of Huatabampo, near Alanos, the old capital. A Mexican newspaper in giv- ing the account of the execution un- willingly d-ops into grim sarcasm by the remark that he was ''shot with a machete (a short Mexican sword for the reason that the officials had no firearms. n-Nogales Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

History repeats itself In Massachu- sets, as early as t645, persons charged with witchcraft were judicially tried and executed for the commission of the offence. And now we have to re- cord case of conjuration recently tried in Grant county, New Mexico. The Silver City Enterprise has this to say in reference to the affair; A boy, a son of a justice of the peace, who was sick and the disease not yielding to herbs and other remedies. known as cure-allsin Mexican pharmacy, the par ents and neighbors became convinced that the child was bewitched, and Sa- vino Vaquero was accused of the dew ilish deed. His arrest and trial fol- lowed, during which he aVowed he knew the person practicing the black art and giving the name of Rosa Pa- dilla, he was held san cuba and was discharged with thanks for the infor- nation Rosa, with fear and trem- bling, was brought to the bar of jus tice, tried, found guilty, and inasmuch as the law did not confer the power upon an alcade to hang, held her to await the action of the grand jury. But as things often go by contraries, you know, Rosa had Vaquero arrested for defamation of character and assault with words, and came out first best, The defendant was fined S5Oand given three months in jail
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

A recent Washington special to the New York World states that Senator Hill has begun his fight for the control of federal patronage in that State, and has succeeded in inducing the post office committee of the Senate to de- mand from the Postmaster General copies of papers containing the recom- mendation of presidential postmasters appointed in New York. The admin istration regards the action of the post office committee as the gage of battle and accepts it as challenge.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

The special commissioners sent by the London Lancet to test the water supply of Chicago, with a view to the safety of the host of British people who will visit the Worlds Fair, stats ir their report that ill-informsdrumor has mag nifed the faults of the supply, although some points, and especially the un- scientific use of ice in cooling water, needs serious attention. They report that there is every reason to hope that the exhibition will be carried ont with out the outbreak of an epidemic.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22
NOTICE. TIMBER CULTURE.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, Tucson, Arizona,
 March fst tSg3

March fst 1S93,
 Complaint having been entered at this off @ by Harry Zschoegner against Benjamin w. Curtis, for failure to comply with lew as to Timber-C Culture Entry No. SIS dated April 23rd, 1SSg upon the w. x. E. $. F N. W. l and N E. <. w l Section 2S, Town ship 1, North Range, I3 East, in Gila Coun- ty, Arizona, with view to the cancellation of said entry; contestant alleging that said contestec, did not in the third year of his en- try, plant any part of said tract, to trees, tree seeds, or cuttings, and has failed to plant since said third year, any portion Of said tract, or cultivate the same as required by law
 The conteatsnt having filed his affidavit in this office, Feb. 17tb 1893, setting forth the fact that after due diligence he can not obtain personal service, ana asks that service may be had by publication ia TuE ARIzoNA Sn- YER Erur a.paper published at Globe, Ari. zona.
 The same is hereby granted and the said parties are hereby summoned to gppear at the office of the Clerk of the District Court at Globe, Gila County A. T., on the t2th day of April 1895, at 10 o'clock q. m., to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure. Hearing before Register and Reeeiy CT at Tucson Land Office April 10th. 1893, 10 o'clock. HERBERT BROWN, nlch ll-etl Register.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

A source of financial aid for us this year which has not been mentioned, Bnt which is worth considering, says an exchange, is the approaching Colum- bian Fair. American tourists spend in Europe every year from $50, 900, GOO to S1OO, 100000, without any material offset from expenditures by European tourists here. This year the Fair will keep thousands of Americans at home who would otherwise go abroad, and send tens of thousands of Europeans here who under the ordinary condi- done would stay away. These changes will tell in our favor in the movement of money to and fro between the Uni. ted States and Europe
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

A section of redwood tree from Eel river, Mendocino county, California, measuring TT feet in circumference, will be exhibited at the Worlds Fair It took two of the largest saws brazed together to fell this enormous tree, and the time required was seven days. It measured APT feet ih height and is the largest redwood ever known.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

Of the ninety laws enacted by the f7th legislature nearly all went into effect on the date of their passage, yet the people will remain in ignorance of their provisions until their publication in pamphlet form, and even then their distribution will be so limited that not one in twenty of the people in the Ter ritory will gain knowledge of their requirements. Provision should be made for the publication, in the news papers of the several counties of the Territory of all laws, as soon as enact ed, the expense of which would not necessarily be a burdensome tax on She Territory, as in view of the inn portance of giving publicity to new enactments the press of the Territory would willingly do the work at re- duced rases.- In no other way can the laws be given the desired publicity and it would be much more sensible and advantageous than't She appropria- ton of large sums to favored newspa- pers at Phoenix for the publication of the legislative proceedings, which give listle if any information of the pro visions of bills introduced and serve only to confuse the reader. Atpres. ent a person desiring to learn the pro visions of any new law can by writing to the Secretary of the Territory and enclosing fee, obtain certified copy of the law wanted.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

The greatest work of printing ever is supposed to be the pub lieation by the Government Printing Office of ten thousand copies of the Records of the War of the Rebellion" in one hundred and twenty royal octa- vo volumes of eight hundred pages each, at cost of Sl ,26O, GOO. This work will probably be finished next year.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

Carloads of bones are being shipped from Benson to St. Louis. They are gathered along the river, and are all that is left of the carcasses of cattle that have died in large numbers dur ing the past two years. The bones are worth SIS per ton at the point of desti. nation. .-Prospector.
 The unusual mortality there is Iiota- ble from starvation, and what is said Of that locality applies with equal force to many other portions of Arizona and New Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

c, B. No. 57, in regard to insurance companies, requiring them to give bonds for the benefit of policy holders, had passed both Houses and was sup posed to be in the hands of the Cover nor, but never materialized,
 c. B. No, 2s. taxing banks bank stock, corporations, and associations having passed both Houses, was en- rolled and ready for the Governor to sign, the enrolling and expressing clerk stepped out of his office for flow mia utes; when he returned be saw two men coming out of the room, and upon in- yestgatiou found the bill missing. He immediately Lotifed the Council, and special committee was appointed to investigate the matter. Nothing how ever, was learned sufficiently clear to warrant action by tho Council in the premises, "but people will talk, and they say that the two men whom the enrolling clerk left, for the moment, in hs room, and met in the doorway as he returned, were the only persons who had been in the apartment Not to know who monkied with the missing document is strange, passing strange, and as the twain are honorable men and deny any knowledge of the ab- stracted paper, 1t is but justice to hold them guiltless and not to do so would he manifest injustice.
 By unanimous consent Of the Coun. cil, another bill, a counterpart of the original, Is now law
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

The live stock department of the A. T. 6S S. F. estimate that over 125, 900 head of stock will be shipped out of New Mexico over their system during the coming three months, They al- ready have orders for 4,0OO cars and are rushed to supply the shippers. Exceptionally heavy shipments will be made from Grant county.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

Two Prescott physicians are indulg- ing in wordy argument, through the columns of tho Journal Miner, as to the identity of diseases resembling scarlet fever and diphtheria, prevail ing in Prescott, and to which are ss- eribed several deaths that recently oc- cured there.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

The bill having for it's object the of authorizing women to vote, hold office, sit on iuries, carry rifles, confront mobs, and become food for powder, as was fondly hoped, did not become ono of the pleasing fictions that adorns tlfe Arizona statutes.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

There are now over 6s,OOO post off ces of all classes in this country. Of this number, about 8, ,500 belong to the presidential class, that is, the postmas- ters of those are appointed directly by the President
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22
Saturday. April 22, 1898.

The United States Senate adjourned 6n the 17th inst, having confirmed 250 appointees of President Cleveland. The only appointments made and con firmed for Arizona were; L. c. Hughes, Governor; J. J. Hawkins, Associate Justics, and L. H. Manning Surveyor C1anaral
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
mo LoRIN LYNCH AND Nj V. GAR.

no L0RIN LYNCH AND N. V. GAR linghouse or to whom II may concern, this iS tu notify you that we, eo.owners in the Sunset mining claim, situated in Globe Min. ing District, County of Gila Territory of Ari. zona, and more particularly described in Book 1, page 10, of G fla County Mining Rec ords, have none and performed the annual work on said claim, as required by law, for the year 1899.
 This, therefore, is to nn'ify you that if you do not pay your full proportion oi the eost uf said work, together @ith the enst of this ad. yer ,ement, within ninety days after the ex- piration of this notice, your interest in sAid mining claim as eo.owners, will utterly cease and by operation of law. become he property of the undersigned
 MORRIS KLEIN.
 LYMAN c. WOODS Globe, A. T., Jan. 2S, 1893
 jan2S 90d
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

Tho Seventeenth Legislature passed ninety bills which became laws. For ty-seven of these originated in the House end forty-thrce were Council b;no
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
mo ERWIN BARTHoLoMEw. oR

no ERWIN BARTHOLOMEW, OR l 10 whom 1t may concern, this is to notify yoa that we co-owners in the Gift mining claim, situated in the Territory of Arizona County of Sila, and more particu. larly described in Book 1, nf Gila County Mining Records, at pace ?, have done and performed your share of the annual work on said claim, as required by law, for the year 1892
 This, therefore, is to notify you that if you da not pay your full proportion of the cost of said work, together with the cost of this ad Sertisemeut, within ninety days after the eS- piratiou pf this notice your interest in said mining claim, as cnlnwher, will utterly cease and. by operation of law, become the property of the undersigned.
 CHAS. l. TAYLOR.
 THFO E RINEHART. Globe, Arizona, Jan. 2l, 1893.
 ian 21 90d
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22

Aflicts han the American people yet thero Is only ono preparation of sarsaPa.iila that acts cn tao bowels and reaches tiis i-lporsaat trouble, and that is Joys Vegetable sa7sapariila- It rc- lovcs is ia 24 hours, and an occasional dosc pres vents return. We refer, by permission, DC. F. Ilsiagtoa, 125 Locust Avenue, san Francisco; J. II. Brown, Pctaluna, Cal; II. g. Winn, Gcary Court, s.F., and hundreds of others who haYo used it h constipation. One letter is sample of hundreds. Ellington, writes; "I have been for yearssu5lect to bilious headaches and consti- patton. Have been 50 bad for year back have had to tal:o phyGlc every other night or clce would hayo headache. Ono bottle cf J. V S., put no h splendid shape. Itposihyely controls constipation"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-25

Nl Glt Lake.
Harriet Cook, pIautiH, Va Jcffn ", Cook,
Defendant
The people Of the Territory OF Utah nond
greeting
To Jesse ". Cook. Defendant.
Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 A 4
y pear ~ an action brought againit you by
The above n!mci plnlnun. In The District uluri
OF the hifd Judicial District OF tue Territory
~ Wan. and 10 answer the compliant nlCd
theron within ten dnyu tcNrlusiye u the uny
Of service aflor The service on Nou NJ tbs
summons IL stryed Witnin ihis county or, n
served out OF thit county, hnt IN ri. district.
within twenty unH, otherwise within forty
dayf-or Judgment by detault viii 10 takon
against you, according 10 The prayer Of sand
Ilic smd action IA brought to have adccroc OF
this Court dlssulvlng the bonds Of nhtrimoLy
cNiSiing between plalnui aud defendant,
awarding To ulHinun tue care and custody o..
tho miuur child, t-sur ~ sn,d marriage. and
granting plainiiH g neral relief, prayed ON the
following grounds, - vii that on Or about
july, is.H. defendant wliuly md without
cause deserted ami abandoned this plaintiff
ami has ever since continued 80 10 wilfully
and without cause draert aud abandon her,
against her will hnd without her consent. that
ed piainuh iu cruel nnd nhumln manner,
causing her great bodily harm aud mental dis.
tress that Tor noie than one year last past
defendant hAs failed 10 provide for plaintiff
the common necccssarics Of life, although able
80 to do.
And you are hereby notified that Il you fail
20 appear and answer the SAID compliant ne
above required tue sad plIatlN WAL apply TO
the Court Tor the relief demanded therein.
Witness, the Hon. chnrlta Zane, judge,
and The cal OF the nisttict Court OF the rhirt
Jud CiAi District. IN and for the Territory OF
Utah. this tth day - september IN the year of
cur Lord one thousand eight hundred and
binoiysiM0
HENRY g. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
by GLO. u. Looms, Deputy CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-25

uofcndhnt,
The Pc PIE u TIC Territory Of Utah send
10 E1waid II. Billing. defendant
you AnE HERslN INQUIRED TO Az.
J. pear IN IN action brought against vou by
tho above naMud Iuinttii, M tire Dlsiriri rotiri
OF the hirt Judicill Distr Il OF tho rnrtitoiv
o. Utah, ana % answer tie compliant h "a
therein dlhin ten days lcNaluatge ~ mo dny
OF ucryieel .ail'r ihe ,sr,ige On You OF this
summons III sttNed Within this county or n
s,ryoi cur " thi' county, but IN thlA district
within tWoniN days. oihcrwlsr within lorf'
u.yH or Judgment by uciHult viii bs tnErn
asinst gu, according 10 the prayer OF said
compliant
tltia court disi0yng tho bond o matumony
cNltng between pgintlii nul defendani.
awarding ~ plWnnh iho care, custDdy md
a. urulOl Of The minor child. issue OF ssiI
MARI hgc and craving phVth other rsbef,
paved on The following .r0unds, TO wit. MINI
without cause deserted aud abandoned
plaintiff AMI has ever since continual and
NOW continues 10 live separate and nnnrt f,n,,,
her, without Hufllc.ent or ANY ci,nsc MA
hgdlnr her viii amt mat Tor M re tbnn one
wear Inst pat defendant has wi ully nepi.ct"d
Wotnr Tor plAihlu and faid eli a the
common necoas RES Of life, although abs 4 =
to DO.
Ana you arc hofcby notified that ~ va, ,,,
10 app ar uud answer tho l-tid compintut ny
ahovotcquifrn ihu siit piriniin will annie Ia
The Cont for The relief demanded therein,
AM The saal NJ the nislriu, Court OF lid ifh1rd
.iudicia' lliiirlcl, Ia and for tho Torritorv ~
Utah, this nh daY Oi Ortubcr IN Tho 49, -,
our Lard ono Thousand eight hundred AMI
nlnoly'tWo. HkNkl q. MCMILLAN. Clerk
Dy GLO. d. LOOMS. Deputy CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-25
NOTICE.

Wen Annie Mining and Milling Go. Principal
placo ut business, salt Lake rlty, Utah
NOTICE u HEREBY GlvEN, THAT AT
~ gmCeting of tic Board u Directors held
on tho 2sth day OF september. A. u. lNl. by
uud with the cunFcnt OF the stOc khOldcrs. an
Rsset smeni 80 y OF siN %, cents nor share
was levied on the capital stock uf the company
payable 10 GcOrgo swan. Treasurer, az room,
No, b, Do.cIet National Bans building salt
Lake City, Utah, before January ~ tsgJ
ADy stock upon which the assessment may
remain unpaid on tue ird day OF january. 1876.
~ aforesaid, Will be delinquent, aud adycrtis ed
. made before, VIII be sold on Friday the 10 b
day Ot February, 1885, ~ 2 O'Clock u. nj, To nay
delinquent Assessments, together with the cost
ui advertising AMI expense Of sale
JOHN T., NEBkkER, Secretary.
Dated SAT- Lake Iity, December END lsii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-25
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

S,EAL PROPOSALS WILL HE RECEIVED
- uy the liiy kcr0rder, nj hrs offce. room
2, CITY lIall uplo and met ding "wednesday,
fobruar Let, nv NJ y O'Clock noon Tor tic
construction NJ nCW q ly jail.
me plhus ani qualifications TOR this work
arc now on eNhihiiCn, aud can be examined
nj the once Of the Oiiy Recorder nnd AGO al
cAuulo Bock, this city
Eth proposal fhil bo accompanied by a
deposit ~ nj least zen ercent OF the contract
Lake City, u the Uidter fails 10 comfy WIN
the terms Of bus proposal alter the sward Is
made 20 him,
The night is restrted to reject any and an
Cty, utih lcrilory, made December ilth
1872,
20. HORN,
u. y. Nv Aes,
II HARDY,
Committee on Prisons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-25
Katrina Winsler. rlaintn. ". ions winkler
Defendant.

County Of sat Lake.
Katrina winSier piaintn. ". ions wnkier.
Defendant.
Tie People Of the Territory OF Utah send
greeting
joins Mtnkitf,
Vou AlE uERruY REQUIRED To Ar.
n pear IN an AetiOn brought against you by
Tue above named plainua In the District Court
Of the lhirl iuci cial District NJ the Territory
81 Utnh,und IN answer ther0mplnint nlrd here
In within ten days exclusive oi the day Of ser.
vice. after the service On you u TITS summons
II terscd within this county: or. if arf,sd
out ~ hH couHtY, hut In tha District within
twenty dayHi Otherwise within forty days-ur
luusln,cnt ny deiaull vii be token Against you.
accoriihr 4" the pfnior ol sAid complaint
he said action is brought 10 ha decree OF
thia court disco Wng iie bonds o .attfimunv
exiting between tialnttH tud defendant, and
awarding to plnintin the custody of the minor
children, tauO u slid marriage, F,uulrtnE
defendant To- pay into court a rtnsonabio Hun
TO defray tue expenses ot this action, aud 81 %
auotnoy.s Zee, ana TO pay To plaintiff The sum
OF s2n per month ns alinuny, during uendency
OF me action AMI making Huuu alinony per.
mancni rrnnunF plaintiff other role pray ed
on the following grounds tn.Wits That since
said marriage dcfcadunt has treated ilniutiu
in cruel ana inhuman manner. To ~"
oAtent OF causing Der great bodily iniury aud
guilty Of habltual drunkenness for more Than
nlIo years latt past. ami that tor more ttnn
nine Year, last pact the defendant has wiifuliy
neglected 10 provide foi plainlii the commoa
nurCt hafiea Of life.
Ana you are hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear and answer the said complaint NJ
above required the sid pl inun Will npply TO
The couTl for tie RELIEF demanded therein
Witness. tho Hon Charles :. BAN, judge,
sud the seal 1T the District Court 81 the 1hiTd
Judicial Dstrirt, In and Tor the Territory OF
UtAh. this 3lst day ~ December, IN tn year Of
our lord one thontand eight hundred and
ninety'two
HENRY g. MCMILLAN. clerk.
hy CEouuE u. LooMis, Deputy Citrk.
joiiN VI. CANNON. Attorney for platinum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


NOTICE Us HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ pursuance Of "a order Of tho Probate
Count q ihc county Of salt Lake and Tern.
l"iy ui Utah. made on the itth gay ct Novem.
hcr ~, No The matter W the cftAtc Of Miles
l. NultH M, deceased, the undersigned. the
tdWinistratur u SAID estate, viii sell at private
sale ~ -rari uids IN Whiting 90 the hSheet
tiidur Tor cHsh and subject ~ confirmation uf
tad irUhatu Count on Inursdny, the 10th day
Of foufuary, 1875. nt Twelve 1ciuck m At
Room auI Mccormick Euliiug corner Main
aud irst south Streets, rtit iaku cay, ltnh,
NIL the rrht, tile. interest and cstAtC OF tho
sHid Miles 1. wiilams at the time of his death.
and all lilo ght. tto aud mtufcst That The
faid cttate, hy operation Of law or Otherwise.
acquired other than in ADDITION to that 90 the
snid Aiilca 4. ~ uans n. the tine 81 his death,
In ana to All thdt cpriHn bot, piece or parcel OF
laui situate, lying nnd beng IN slii ritv ana
county OF ~nlt Lake. Territory of Itnh
founded aud described Ne tul uNs, 10 VT
Commencing 10 puint uu the wC6i eide OF
Vine street in said city itys two nut three
i1ufths fslt icct north ~ inG southeast corner
OF lot nine llI, hloC- I've tal, plat - -alt
l.akc city suryuy, n1 fuuuIuE thence north
for,y.uno and onc.ioufib .u', u let, thcnra
south eighty degrees infiy m mules .sl. iII west
one iundrri aud tau lWl Zee thence -nutn
uiuutUUn doETeCH llu.I east fur y.uue aud uuc.
fourth gi',l feet thence north about o i1
east v ioet more or less to The point NJ com.
mrucempnt
Terms aud condition Of sale. cash, ten pet
cent of The purchase money IN De uaid IN he
by SIT trohate Court Deed NJ expense
JOHN %. LEWIS.
Adminitrator ~ the ,statc u Nilts l..
Williams, deceased.
Dated January 2tth. is'ii.