The oasis., 1894-05-10

S301) to point; thence west two hun dred and thirty-Six miles and four ' thousand nine hundred and twenty one ten thousandthS of a mile l236.- 495ll to point; and thence north thirty-nine miles and forty-one thous- and five hundred and thirty-hve one hundred thouSandths of d mile l39.- 4I52s to the point of beginning: em- bracing twelve million four hundred and SiXty-Seven thousand four hun dred and tifty-SiX acres. and one mil lion eight hundred and thirty-nine thousand eight hundred and eight ten millionths of an acre l2.467. .456 1, ,S39,- sos acres English meaSurement"), in lieu of so much of the said original petition as begins with the word "thirty-seyen" on the first line Of the thirty-sixth page thereof, and. cOntin- uing, ends with the word acres, on the eleventh line of the said page. And the Clerk of this Court is hereby directed to amend in ink the said orig
 nal petition in accordance with such amendmentl, as well as the map ac- companying said original petition.
 JOSEPH 2. REED, Chief Justice. 1, James H. Reeder, Clerk of the Court
 of Private Land Claims. do hereby
 certify that the foregoing two pages
 contain true and correct copy of
 an order of the Court in the above
 entitled cause as the same appears
 of record in my office
 In testimony whereof l have here- unto subscribed my name, and caused the seal of this office to be affixed, at the city of Santa Fe, on the l7th day of November, A. b. 1893.
 SEAL. JAMES II. REEDER, Clerk, By IRENo L. CHAvEs, Deputy Clerk
 But there is plaintiye as well as aSserLiye side to the criticism of the Republican, and it proceeds sorrow fully so say:
 ''It will prevent homestead and des- ert land settlers from locating among us. How many newcomers who con templated investment may say Oh, this property is covered by Spanish grant which the Examiner endorses as clear title.
 In answer to this terrible accusa- tiod it it would seem that the Exam iner might shelter itself under the rul- ing of the Secretary of the Interior of May 8, 1893, under which ruling all lands from Mexican and Spanish grants being litigated before the Court of Private Land Claims are withdrawn from entry and settlement.
 In fact it seems to me that the Ex- aminer is doing worthy work in pre- venting entry on lands so withdrawn and thereby saving the would be set tier from pecuniary loss and an inf nite amount of annoyance, even if in so doing it should prevent him from being bled by some impecunious Ari- zona ditch company, or Orreduce the ad- income of certain Arizona or the plethoric hope of some Arizona lawyer. Finally it would seem to me that the Republican, con yinced of the justice, equity and legal ! standing of the Peraltareavis claim, desires change of venue and wishes ! to withdraw this case from the Court | of Private Land Claims, and hereaf- | terlitigate before popular jury of the Arlzonans en masse, before whom it ! desires to be the sole attorney. Wit | ness what it says on this point:
 "There should be meetings of our boards of trade, supervisors and citi- lens in the counties affected and ade- luate arrangements made to give wide 
 A truly wise and proper tribunal to decide matter depending wholly up- Dn justice, equity and international law.
 It might occur to some person that { 2 title under United States patent was in danger under this claim, but . the United States has pro-