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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
No s77 Application for a Patent.
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 11rescuft. Arizona. Janaafy IL fs33
 Notice is hereby given that N. A Clark. l. Kuhn and H J. Sfarzburg. by q J Allen zttor- neg. whose postotlce adtlrsss is Jerome. Aagafai conufy Arizona Tertiary, has this tiAs filed his application for pat1nt tor 1a55 iinaar feet of se ktoreucia mine CT Ia&f. beariug 5recious met ale. with surface grpune b00 feet in width, sffn- and fe rFitoFy of Arizona. and designated by the haid notes and official plat le in this ofiice as lot number .-.-... said lot number being daeeribed aH follows. t0 wit.
 Esginnfns al NE correz of claim where is set | hsae stone. surruunfied by mound of stones, stone marked f No. I. ig53 A. t. E mineral monu- uent No. I. V. D. baAfs ee deg if min W s3ia.f feet Ihenoe \ 5f deg td min " 6o0 feet c. NV coIner ot claim, where iH set a black granite stone. sarrosndesi by monument ot stones, stone marked r No. 2. lti6 A. Thence e deg 70 min VI l33l .d fees Co where ia ses a siats stone sur rvunsiesd by flununent of stones. stone marked No. 8, I0sdA. Thence 7g deg 06 min E ssO feet te where is eel slate stone, slsrFeanded hy muDument of stones. stone marked No ( lvlB A. Thence q deg 70 min r fx5s feet 10 corner No. |. iVse A, the place of beginning This claim iH situated about A mile cast sf l town sIf Jerome and south of Bitter creek
 MAsneiio variation it deg Hiin F. containing to.3s acres.
 ie location of this mine is recorded ln the rs- eoEder' sftiee of laYtpai caunty. Arizona Tsrri- turys in book t3. page .z of mines
 The adjoining claimants are q. W. Hull
 Any and fefsoHs claiming adVeFEelY anF portion of sad FioreDCiA mine or surface arOind are required to hle their asigelse claims Nith the register of the United states Land 0si.oe at Prescott, in tho TeFritery of Ari EOna during tle sixty days period Of pabiieafion- hereof, oF they will hsa barred by virtue of the provisions cf tfle etatute-
 iaissi60 J C. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
No. 27e Application for a Patent.
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 pFescots. Arizonz. January q. istS- Notice is heaehs given that " A. tlArk. Joe. L. 6iroux and k. L- Pre3ton. lig f. ? Allen, at' t0Fney. whees past0flee asdFtss ia Iernme. kaF. ApaI county Arizona. has this day fled hA ap- plicafion for patent for l2ta linear feet ef ttla Warrior mine or vein. he-rfssg pfecicus --settsls with surface ground d01 feet in iffh sitnAta1 "a rerTft6vy af Arizona. and tesianaissa hr the feld uolHs and official plat file in this office lot number ..s-.,,. sad lot number being de aorilsd as follows. to wit:
 Beginnine at NV corner of claim. where is est a And stouei safrounaed D mound of sloE1ss, stone nErked " No. Igsl U. s. minerAs monument No. < D bears % deg 5l min E ssg7.9 fset Thence 5 q deg sn mia Iat5 fees to 8M eofueT of claim. where is ses sand stone surrounded by mound af etones. stone marked " No. q. tc7S 4. 1lssnre s7 deg U GO feef to SE cot nar gf claim. wherc is SO 8 Tune atone, sur rounded hy mound ef stones. stone marked W No. q lUlt A. Ihenea \ il deg aa min V t24s fact to NE corner Of claim where is set a sand stone, auTroupdets hg aound of stones. stone marked W No. q. ti5S4 A. 1hence ss deg N 6dG feet e. corner No. ts13 A. tta place of bssin- ning. This claim ls located or the north slope of HmelteF Hlll
 Magnetio variation II s'ex iomia E. E.eontaining Ths location Of this mine Is rasosied in the IeeotaeF siiiee of Savapai Connty. pese 6ss, in the book zq of mines.
 The 4dioining claimants arc c. ". Hall and United ferlie Copper Company
 Any and sil 9egssls claiming adversely aSiy DOT tlon or said " agriof mine or surface groucd are required su Bic theiF aieersa claiNs with the taEistef of che United states Land t1kce aG Pres c0ft in the coo niy of AaSapSi, fiuring the stxsy Qa9s period ei publication bsreof. er they will Statute. J. C MAi.TiN. Register.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
sHowEp hlo NERVE.
The Marquis De xores Net Intimidatea
 by Crowd oF Fresh Cowboys.

The Marquis De nores Not Intimidated
 by Crowd oF Fresh Cowboys.
 Did you ever hear how the Mar ouis de Mores winged two bad men in CheyenneG" said Jack Frazier, of Council Bluffs.
 ''No.n
 "Well, it is not much of story. but it's an illustration of mans nerve and quick thought was in the cattle business in 1885. and be came acquainted with De Mores in Denver in the month of May. He was very polite man, but rather inclined to be offish, as we say in the west. About month after that l met him at Rarlow's ranch. about twenty-five miles from Cheyenne He was mounted on a vicious bron- cho, and appeared to have good deal of trouble to keep his seat.
 A couple of cowboys were whoop. ing and bowling in front of Barlow s shanty when the marquis drove up. Their ponies were tethered and they were running foot races. and for no reason on earth yelling like Co, manches in a war dance. They be- gan to guy the marquis on his horse manship. He made no reply, but kept on talking to me Finding he could not be provoked that way one cowboy, nicknamed 'Broadbael, Nor ris, because of his unusually broad shoulders, began to show the French man how to ride.
 His companion followed his exam pie, and in a couple of minutes they were circling around the marquis firing of their Winchesters and dsing the most insulting language. Whether the marquis understood what they meant I don't know. Al all events, he rolled cigarette and lighted it Drop that, you tender foot. roared Morris, pulling up his mustang with a jerk drop that. or I'll clip 1t outof your mouth. At the same moment he lifted his Wnches ter
 De Mores turned half way in his saddle, took deep inspiration and blew out a cloud of smoke. As it cleared away the cowboy took de liberate sim and fired. The ecigarette was sent flying in fragments. Be fore l scarcely knew what had happened De Morcs had drawn his long barreled Fre1ch revolver from his belt and pulled the trigger. The Winchester dropped out of Morris hands. He had been shot through ooth wrists. The howl he let cut could have been heard a quarter of a mile. The other cowboy was then on Do Mores' flank. As soon as he 1 saw him pull his gun he grabbed his l rifle. bur had not time to raise it be fore tho marquis fired a second time. l just as his bruncho gave a Iunge and l e buck. The man tImbled of with a ] bullet in hisshoulder. It might have 1 been meant for the head for all i know
 What did De Mores do thenY
 'Herolled another cigarette. light cd 1t and continued tho conversa tion. Colorado Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08

Sammis & Stamm, ofAlbuquerque N. NJ, have opened a wholesale and retail seed house, and would be pleased to quote prices on first class garden or field seeds, in large or small quantities. 4 car load of the best Colorado alfalfa seed to arrive in a few days. 3td-2tw Have you ever noticed office seekers, ere slec-
 ton day.
 Grasp evefybody's hand and something kind
 and fetching say,
 Who, when safely in office, with a salary big
 and fat
 Forget the humble voter; have you ever noticed
 that 2" G. w. Ford keeps the best cigar in town. Of course you've noticed that-The Oriental.
 Fresh cider at Aitken's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Her onIy Terms.

I've listened, Leander, to all you
 have said, The air with your mouth you
 pound we'll; But ere I consent the fourth time
 to wed I've bit of story to tell: When my first husband died his life
 was insured For five thousand dollars-ah, mel The pain in my heart by the gold
 was not cured For the company banned out n. g. I told Frank (my nexD that when
 he insured In the Mutual Reserve Fund l
 might Consent to be his; so he went and
 secured A policy, proper and right. When l laid him away in the grave
 snug enough And modrned all possibly could. l presented my claim and they paid
 me the stuff, Just as Frank, bless his heart, said
 they WOulQ. Then Harry, dear fellow, was shit
 ten, and I, Who dealt him the exquisite smite, Insisted that he should policy try Before 1 with him would unite. He wanted another, but l wouldn't
 hear A word about any concern But the Mutual Reserve. When
 buried the dear 1 made fve-three-naughts on the
 turn. And now, dear Leander, you kneel
 at my feet And crave for my thrice widowed
 heart; I'm agreeable, love, but the terms
 repeat Get a policy right at the start. A Mutual Reserve risk alone I'll endure, Their prompt paying plan is a gem, And as long as live I've resolved to insure All my future dear husbands with them. J.B. 4.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
True Co HIs Name.

The late Rev. Samuel A. Clark was in attendance upon a church congress in New York when a friend sitting behind him leaned forward and asked in a whisper:
 What, Brother Clark, are you go ing to read an essay todayfr
 Certainly, was the instant reply. T am known to the church as s. A. Clark Cor. Christian Union.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Looking for som.thinr ,o r.,.

A certain mother in Rhode Island city selected an inauspicious Sunday to take her small boy to church for the first time It happened to be a communion service, and the latest conner was deeply interested in all that occurred At length he ex- claimed in an audible and delighted whisper, Mamma, mamma, they're going to pass tho cake. ain't theyf"- New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
No. z72 Application for a Pate..

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 ffssnnttf Arizona, Deeg7.{s- s.t NOTICE is hereby given thnt
 tofney lr fact for the Ora fseii. s.. |. Mhose postottca as3arssq s R..s-.., tRis day hied hAF application fer tntrleeu hnnfiral and thirfe-lx,, lsss.. |s| of the south Gro Belle ,u.I,,.. E. - l1.& ss1ld and silver. with surfnea ;1r7,.,..s .' eei iee1 ia Sahtl. sltaaled in IF. utttrlctl county tlf faFafsai afrl T 4 zQna, and deeislinted bf sia f.si.3 .s.-. |s plat on hle fn tsEis office ss l,ss - S i'st number at hsilng dsacsib<si ss lsi,. ! EeEinnins at the initial mo. - the tVcatisn noflcs assa marking ifs centsF ot claim where | eet a sla,s sS..' .... lns " v Hi tiss gfonnd and szsrr.s. with 1nsluad ot Etones. Stone ,n--s '. 1 No 1 sAale mo2 niaFts sol,lk s-,i '. s,. tionito AAatns laln Lot No fa f No Tiger sninfnn district hse A .5 , E, W < Thence S 2 oee C 1i0 ff fo fs,,. ,,,s,.. = q # \ b No ca slaie rock in Diaea s,s'... .s surface i'xi $ xl C and hElila ,.<..s . & alone side same rock ls mnrksl r1 a - v cef tp UT, 70, Esonsto Mining iaih,. whore ] art a slafe Efona 4its<e s . Sround and snfronn<ieli s1rne s...1. stones stone marked s H N
 location mon sHe x 90 deg ;. r 12 liee " 300 ft to location ssos i.'. or clam where ! eef slate ssl.1,a .-'-.'', s ft in ground aud bnild u,nsss,I .'t ....' $ high on E side of marked sfose .21.| s BNo 60o ft sss S ~ eor ssf .sIsi..,' "a. slafa stone 3oxitrlz ills l C is. e-......s rounslsd same with nsoslnd ,1 -1-.s. marked S B alo No lncsfi.., e . 1hencs \ deg 90 min F 1sss fs s.. l'-'.4 .-s4 . and to stone marked O B Na 5 s.s.. .'s Gro Bonifo Miaing Claim ,she.s e t1 stone loxIfxf2 ilis 1 ff in gronaa. <'.s. .& $ B No 8. An \ cnf in i.e x fe7s.. 'ss ..'. l5 ft high by i09 e long lsrs -'' ssH. s.. E Thence s 79 deg lE 90 fl t0 is.If,si .4 IE &o place of belginninR. Naxnefic variation fl si.r r.s. I806 acres. q The location tf this nina isr......s. RessorCiksr's office af Pnaacas1 ;' s.. . nines. at pases 52e and a2l sn~. sous claiming Adversely an~ &< said South Ora Belle nlea or = are required t0 fie fhoir s,.lrersa eI.;... '| kegisler of the Unif.sl Siates Is>z ,,. Prescott in She County a4 Nersr-S z.. ritory. daring tiHs sixty tays' ss-;,.l <. ton hereof, or they viii he lar7ef of fae provisions Of she siatn4e.
 J.t. MAHTIF a...
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Notice of Forfeiture.
Verde Mining District,
 Yavapai County, Arizona.

Verde Mining District,
 favapai County, Arizona.
 January 24, 1S8 To EashfoFd 4 BuFmishr and other Un- known Owners;
 You are heFuhy notified that, as co-oWner, l have expended one hundIed dollars in labor and improvements upon each 0f the following described mining claims to wit; The Copper Chief and the Wonder fui and npon the Silver Springs mill sife, all located in the Verde mining district, fava- pal county, Arizona Territory, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section zke4. Revised Statutes of the United states. being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1892; and if within 80 days after the serYlee of this notice by pub iication you fan or refuse tocoptFibute your proportion of such expenditure Es ce-owners your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said Sec tion Sssa. JOHN DUKE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Ise eIe MAN IN A llrrLE TOWN.

The czar of all the Russiss Is declared to be an autOorsG Who as real harsh monarch has his ruling business down quite pat; And tbere are other mighty men who govern with an Iron hand. And who insist on being praised by every sub feet in the land. Rnt king nor emperor nor czar nor any other potentate, Ii matters not how vast bis realm, how glorious his pomp and state; If matters not how many gems may sparkle in his royal crown. is half SO great being as the big man in a it. tic town. The big man in a little town may never boasta royal name Nor noble blood, but what of thasq Why should he care from whence he came. Since all the earth is his to sell or trade or give away or renU No wonder that this hollow life Co him seerns rounded with content All classes and all ages know that he is won. derfuily wise, And people come from far away to seek hts valuable advice. rTis said that in the lover there'' they sava for him the brightest crown, For nothing else would satisfy the bIg man from n little town.
 --ChicaCo Times
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Imi.atihr CoIer uIInan...-

One can sometimes initiate the eff fects of color blindness through over fatigue of the eye. Thus Mir. Brett the English painter, told the mem bers of the Royal Astronomical so ciety that in painting a scarlet ge ranium, after working at it for a quarter of an hour. the artist will not know that 1t is scarlet at all, but will go on painting it as if it were black or colorless. Red, he ex- plained, lis very irritant color to the retina, " and he added that you can look at green until all is blue. "- Youths Companion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Children In the caueasu. sfoun,nin.,

Among the wilder tribes of the Caucasus every child is taught to use the dagger almost as soon as he can walk. They first learn to stab water without making a splash. and by practice acquire an extraordinary command over the weapon. Their pistols are flintlocks. with long, very thin barrels, and must have been handed down for generations. They do not look very formidable. The rows of little pouches worn across the breast do not contain cartridges. but small wooden cases tipped with bone or metal, and formerly used for carrying loose charges of powder and shot; now they are only worn for ornament. All the men speak a little Russian, but their own Ian guage IS more allied to Armenian. They belong to the orthodox church. London Saturday Review
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Application for 3 palsl

U. s. LAND ortt.
 Prescott. AflEonss uaanfn1.s ii E NOTICE is hereby given that & ~ torney ili iaet for the Ora Ballz a 5. pany, wh0ee yostnfiice address s n1ss'.I f has this das filed his appiicsfion fc[r 1 .'.' hfteen hnndrssl lIaool linear feet df - Eagle EliHe or rain. hs1s.4. and silver. with surface eru,nsl dred lo09l feet in width. zitaasl lSI Il. z mining district county of 1sFarai sa'. 'T. os AitxonA. and ssessRnaied hy tlie Sea ra.z official plat on hle in thin oiiice ss I.f 1 5l. sSaid lot nuRlber si being dsslri...| |;. oWs. Co vat
 Beginning at the initial mon. r.ss..,... location notice and marking ths nosIk .- ter of claim whare { set a sYoni,e Nm. 1. ins- ft in the ground aud stirreur,e|,|I ... .- mound Of stones. stone m1rkad L j. No. 1. An oak q in.. dia. brs. k lI f.s <. ft plle 6 lbs dia hrs N 6 d6g " & 4 E blazel and marked ! M 6 EkofF Min Mon No I hrs \ @ deE E ssis fE f.. ss deg min C eaQ ft Co point where k.s=5 stone 141sxe iDe I fs in the ground aE,t '.'... del same with mound Of stoness Sls,;-. ss ked c No z An Oak ins dia h.s Els E, . 3o tt. Tree hiszell and mnrked Q FfasI1 Thence S l deg a6 min W 1ast 4 to r.a.i t.. < ,, and S Y 100 ft tc a point znerl ! asl ... stone zfxi1zn ins 1 q in the Kruand 1,.i .'..'s ciesi sane with mound of sf0nas s4nn. ]. ,- ked c E No 3. 4 Pine f6 ins lfia hrs r< mn k g ft- Tree hla<ed and marklsl 4 E z Q r Original location Mon bfs s ss sler < E. 1le1ae \ ec deg min M 20 lt ta ...t s|, ol claim where sist q granite sloze zn|s1'l :. l ft in the ground and sonrroanIied - s monnd Of stoues. Stone market 1 Original location In,sn brs S deg sR Eia H q 6oo C Co aFe,lnl where , ssl arani.s I.'.ss. i2xt f1s ' tn the groand and s1tsss1-.,.| 2. with mound ef sf0nss. Stone s msrka| 1 fE . Original location mon brs $ aes& F. Thence i deg 56 min ' 6S3 ff ta roa.i I-< I [. and W ' W iaoo q t0 ior mon whara s.t . .'. stone 1sxl6xs ins i ft in tke ground n1d ss ded san1e with molind of stonas. stnaa @ ked C k No G. An Oak 90 fns tiia lIrs N l' z. r 6 ft. Tree blazed and markess q F k5 IE| Thence $ i4 des< min x ss5 fl so if11ssns Is 1' w N " A9 fi fo inltiai mon and sane at| No and place Of kexinning
 MAgnetic yariatiin It de< 5 mia. [ conls... % d6 acres.
 The location Of thss mine iz nses f.Ief la { recordar's office of Prtscott. ia hsk mines. at pages 2i3 and 111
 Any and all persons eiAinfne Alperzsl7 $. portion of said ereS Eagle 1siaea af sofiHsa es.7 are reqSirs<1 e file theis sGlFe1se clan.s ilk $ Register of the Unieed States Land ffrs Prescott, in the IezritofY of 4Tizona. d.., .ha sixty days period of publication A..lIsa. o- will le barred by vittue sif the RsoFisoEs q statute J (. aARTlE. Essl..z
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
when nirh. Fno. th. ,rlnA

The aboreal sparrows, vireos and many other smaller birds usually sit upon nests built on horizontal limbs. with the head from the trunk. and when the nest is much elevated the position is usually chosen so that the sitter will face the prevailing wind. Birds will nearly always, when on or of the nest, face the wind, and if observations are taken nearly all birds on the nest will be found in one position if a strong wind is blowing. Science,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
stoekhoIders. ,

The Crowned King Mining Com mpany will hold their annual mea. o ing of Stockholders at the Hotel age; :. Edinburg, Illinois, on Wednesd.lIli lli March sth, 1893, at II o'clock . m to elect three (3) Directors . il,, fo,, terms of one CD, two @ and tbree e sS) years. Also to amend By-Laws and transact such other business a. may lawfully come before the Stock. ,o Dated, February 9th, 1893.
 ie-wl ORRN F. PLACE, President
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
fThe Holiday season

Will be at hand before we are aware of it. Persons who contemplate having work done in my line would do we'll to arrange for their sittings without much delay. Don't wat until stormy weather sets in. If you do, l will not be able to finish work in time. Respectfully,
 ERWIN BAER, tf Photographer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Notlce.

As I have heard that a dentist travelling in the neighborhood of Walnut Grove, claiming to be a partner of mine, is having certain indebtedness charged to the alleg- ed firm, I hereby state that | have no partner, and no one is authorized to do business or contract indebted ness in my name.
 DR. F. Ii. WAITE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
M. Renan.s Parrns.

Nj Renan has high opinion ol birds, and likes parrots. He was be queathed Coco. the paroquet of Nile Desclee, the actress. It was bird with an astonishingly fine ear. Mime. Viardot used to sing scales to Coco, and he would repeat them just as they issued from her mouth. Lou doa Truth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
:, n.r,rhtfnl soelal catherIng.

Last evening occurred one ot the
 social events of the season in Pres.
 colt. Our worthy Mayor, Hon. d. l.
 Fisher, and his estimable wife, threw
 opeu the doors of their handsome
 and snacious residence and tendereo tha most generous hospitality to a iaroe circle of friends and acquain- tances. n. our fair city was there and Whipple Barracks was represented by the brave officers and handsome ladies of the post. The music furnished bv Professors Thomas and Sehless- inger filled the house with sweet strains of melody so alluring and Captivating that all hearts were glad and old and young alike lolned in 0dancing in the dreamy waltz and the stately laEcers-
 The evening was devoted to dane ing and cards and all the invited ones united in giving expression to inc idea that Mr. and Mrs Fisher are unexcelled as entertainers.
 Mrs. W. B. Jones and Mrs. c. w. Culver assisted in making the occa- sion a joyous and delightful one.
 Among those present were: Cap tain and Mrs. Macklin, Major Maus, Lieutenant and Mrs. Travis Lieutenant and Mrs. Guroyitz, and Lieutenant Dentler of Whipple, MT. and Mrs. T. J. Butler, Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Jones, MT. and Mrs. k. E. Morrison, NIT. and Mrs. A. O. Brodie, NIT. and Mrs. W. W. Ross, Mir. and Mrs. E. W. French, MT. and Mrs. Hugo Richards, MT. and Mrs. G. 4. Swan, Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Gull yer, NIT. and Mrs. J. c. Martin, Mes danes E. W. Wells, D. Levy and Fl. E. Armitage, Misses Ida. Kellogg, Mollie Baker, c. E. Blake and Flora Williams, Rev. E. W. Meany, Messrs. Henry and B. NJ. Goldwater, N. Levy, H. A. Swan, H. B. Derwin, J. M. Morgan, Frank Emmal, F. H. Waite and Fl. T. Andrews.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
stOckholder.. as.,,n.

The Moody & Place NJ. &M.Co VIII hold their annual meeting of 99socKholders 9@. Sh6lders on Wednesday, March la lse' leSS, at o'clock p. m., at the g1iiee Pnet oi G. L. Marchand, secretary. h'.I5i nogn ol6 Chicago Opera House finrslhg, Chicago, III. A full Board U1 O..,,l .,ltectors to be elected, and other .La'el .la'eels oI interest to come before
 NV o. F. PLACE, President.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
The Widow Bird.

Mrs. Ferdinand Clayton, of Marion, Ind, owns a peculiar bird brought to this country seven years ago from Africa. It has beautiful plIrmage, is not songster, and is noted for its cumulative and vindictive disposition. It is called the ''mue" or widow hiri
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Thn RIrthnlan. nf ,1,nha,,on

The Indians held Mackinac island in great veneration because tradition credited it with being the birthplace of Michabou, the Indian god of waters Rochester Union and Ad- vertiser.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Notice of Forfeiture,
Hassayampa Mining District. laEapai County. Ariz0Da Territory.
 JanuNry (. itz8

To CHARLEs ScoPEL:
 Y0n ara hereby notified that. as co-oxper. w. have expendad one hundred dollars Id labsr and improvements upon each Of the following fla- scflDed mining claims. to wit. The ssNenexfass ana 'bueno Vista located in the dassayarnua nifning district. layauai county. Arizona ferzs- tory, ID order to h0ia caid prenlisep unttr the provlsaone 9l Section 2s1f, devised Statutes of the DhEted states, being the amount required to hold flie same Tor the year issE2 and f within @ days after thc service Of thls notice by pnblic0- ton, Y faii or refuse Co contri bte your propor uen or such exl lenditure as,eo-oxner, your inter- col in sad claim will become the property of tlle subscribers, under said Section zSll,
 Payment can be made at the store of .Toseph Ds5ugherty. Prescott. Arizona
 FERDINAND SgOpFI1 aieD JOHN W DDIIHk1frY