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Mesa free press., 1896-03-06
SUM MONS

In the District Court sof the Third judicial
District Of the Territory of Arizona, in end or
the County OF Maricopa
~tolive A. Henderson, plaintiff IS. John W
Henderson. defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District of the Territory OF Ar :.
zona, in and fer Maricopa County and the com
Gee ef the Clerk of said District Court
In the Name of the Territ ry of Arizona
Jchn w. Henderson, defendant, Greeting
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the istrict Court OF
the Third Judicial District Of ths Territory of
izona, in and for Maricopr County, and
answer the complaint therein filed with the
Clerk Of this said Court, at Phoenix, in sal
County,, within ten days after the service upon
you of this summons, if served in this said
County, or if served out of this said COUNTY
and within this said judicial District, then
within twenty days thereafter, or in all othef
cases within thirty days thereafter. the time
above mentioned being exclusive Of the day
service, or judgment by default will be taken
against you
Given under my hand and seal OF the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District Of tn
Territory of Arizona, in and for Maricopa
County, this Bird day Qi Februsry, A D 1896
J E;WALKER,
(seaD Clerk of said district Court
DAMRoN q CRENsHAw. Attorneys for Plaiu,iff
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

In The PROVINCE Of Smolepsk,
Russia, there is a little state prac
tically governed and inhabited for
the greater part Of the year by
women. The state is about forty
miles square and includes a number
of villages which formerly belonged
to the Conyent OF Besjukow. The
State is known as thess.: Kingdom
Of Women" because the male in
habitants emigrate at certain time
each year to seek work in other
parts of the Empire, leaving affairs
of local government to their better
halves
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06
TWO FoR ONE.

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Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

Wages are the laborer's share of
the gross product of wealth. When
that product is decreased the work
man must obtain smaller share.
II The decrease is in value or in
quantity, the wages will be less in
dollars. This year we are buying
in other lands millions of dollars of
material such as we made at home
last year and in the years preced-
ing. This means simply that if
foreign workmen are performing
for US services for which our work.
men are fully competent, but are
not permitted to perform. Not
only are imports of manufactures
increasing, but the products of ag-
riculture are coming in in large
quantities. This forces many
Americans into idleness. The un-
employed men are thus lmpelled to
contend for the places of the work
men who have employment, and the
competition can have no other re-
sult than to drive down all wages.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

Greenbacks, treasury notes, and
silver coin are plenty good enough
for use in developing the latent re-
sources Of the country, in which
lies pur real wealth. 1t is the par
Of madness to destroy and discredit
these for the sake of borrowing
gold from England, which we can
repay by shipping her our products
at the ruinous prices en'ailed by
gold monometallism. : Mining Re-
view.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

The average weekly importation
of edible snalls into New York from
France is OF this time of year 75,-
600, but about fourth of the mum
Der are sent to other parts of tho
country and to Canada. All the
French restauranteurs say that the
popularity of the snails among their
American customers is slowly but
surely progressing.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06
MiNING APPLICATION MO. 692
(supplemental xotics for Publieation.)
U. 8. Lani. once, Tucson, Arixona,
January 10, 1898.

Notice is hereby given that Joseph Riley
Morse, whose post-ofce address is Mesa City,
Maricopa County, Arizona, has made applica.
tion fot patentfor fifteen hundred .soo) linear
rect OF the Old Wasp vein, lode or deposit bear
nk gold, with surface ground six hundred feet
tooo) IN width, situated in Superstition Mining
district, Pinal County, Arizona Territory, and
'escribed a the official plat and feid notes OF.
die IN this office. ss Survey No 1ls4, being as
pillows, to wit Beginning Of Corner Mol, idep-
elcal with corner No. l of the location, mes
quite post # long. In shes square. ses IT. in
the ground with mound Of stone and earth
two and one-half feet high and five
feet base, marked 1.l1S4, whence the u. .. L
NJ. llS0 bears 13 degrees 44S minutes E
57S it. Thence rs degrees 20 minutes E. 900
feet to corner NO. 2, q mesquite post 44 IT. Ion
inches square set l it in the ground with
mound Of earth 2a it. high and s it, base
marked 2-ll34. Thence 8. Is degrees A min
utes E. 1900 fl Co corner NO. 3, q mesquite pos.
II ft.lony inches square, ,set it. in the ground
With lDourd OF earth 23 #. high and teet base
narke -l1S4. Thence 8. rs degrees 20 min
utes W. 300 feet to corner NO. 4, mesuuite post
Il it long, Ainches square, set # in the ground
with . mound Of earth Il IT high and IT, base
-narke1 l-llS4. Thence s rs degrees 20 min
utes W. 300 y. to corner. NO s, q mesquite post
u # long inches squire, set It. in the
round with q mound Ut earth 81 # high and s
base. marNed o-l134. Thence l3 degrees
II minutes W., 1900 tt. TO corner NO e,.a mes
4u,e post u # long. 4 inches square, set it in
he ground W tn mound Of earth q it high and
# base marked 6-lI34, wheDce corner NO 33
urvey number 1850 bears north IL
.esrces a minntes W 1913 ft. TheDse ncrth rs
io-rees 20 minutes E. 500 #. to ccrDer NUMBER
he place Of beginning.
Magnetic val4tion Il d. grees E., containing
-o65 acres less area in conflict with Mammoth
dfvHy number ll30, .04 acres. making mel ar Ga
).6l acres.
The location Of this mine is recorded In the
Recorders Office of Pinal County, Arizona. on
ages 649 and $50 in Book number l3 Of Mines.
adjoining claip ante are tho owners of the An
EEK and Mammoth m ming claims. survey num-
Der 11S0, on the north, the ownersof the Monte.
yuma mining claim on the east, ana the owners
of the Aztec mining claim IN the west.
All persons holding adverse claims ther eto |
are required to present the same before this of
flee within sixty days from the first day of pub
lication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue
OF the provisions OF the statute -
EUaxsH J. TKrppEL,
First pub Jan II A4 Regis ter
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

"Dsh am too much misplaced
energy in dis here sorl," said uncle
Eben. "Dah am too many yonng
men dat insists on cultivatin' dah
minis when dey orter be cultivatin'
o 'tater patch
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

A company has been formed with
. large capital in Germany to in
sure against loss by burglary; Lon
dou has a company that insures
against sickness.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

Ten years ago there were 1000
lakes and ponds in Minnesota. One
third of these are now dry and the
others are largely shrunken in area
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

The cities which stood the long
est sieges. during the civil war
were Vicksburg, Miss. and Peters :
burg, Va.
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

Boston has a floating hospital that
takes sick babies and worn out per-
SONS to sea for breath of fresh air
Mesa free press., 1896-03-06

Fresh and Salt Meats, Mutton, Pork. Veal and
Beef, Corn Beet, Sausage and Bologna
Best of Meats constantly on hand at lowest prizes
for cash. Home lard, very best and pure
Also Rolled Barley in any desired quantity
Butter Eggs, Poultry and Stock taken in exchange fe
Meats Barley. 49,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
Nnva.-ynrn News

a large number OF men were Called
IN the yards yesterday, composed of
painters. shipiitters. machinists and
othe" branches of trade. Others Will be
Called IN later. The force has been in
creased creased i'll orde. to finish repairs to the
thirty days.
me new storehouse recently built at
me yard Will be heated by steam. The
service pipes and radiators are arriving
ana will be placed in position at once
"hen the heating apparatus has been
completed this building will be one OF
the most complete of it's kind owned by
the Government. The building, which is
IRE proof. was built by days work. and
although the interior was fitted up by
contract. the men employed to do the
work were our own mechanics.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
city Engineer E,cport roruc,ober.

The City Surveyor has during the
month of October defined the street lines
of building lots for the following named
owners in the city of Portsmouth, Ed
,. Mahoney, northwest corner Ann and
Hatton streets; II. G.. Pritchard. Cooks
street. between Holiday and b streets:
Mrs. Augustus j. Hutcheson. northwest
corner Owens and Lec!:ie streets: John
c. Emmcrson, northwest corner King
and Green streets; Mrs. Alice Bailey,
southwest corner Harrison and Fourth
streets: Il. S. Mahoney, Court street,
between Glasgow and London: John c.
Emmerson, southeast corner High and
Dinwidd.e streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
E-atS Iron Ore.

The 2-ycar old daughter of James Gard
rer Of l'rs~emcr, Mich, has an uncon;rni
lan!3 aIEC,itc for iron Gre, which she eat.
WIKI g:r'.t relish. The case p;iz..lcs the
physicians, VINO declare they ncver heard
%: fhH lii. tc!cre When the child is i.c;,t
away from the mine, she has been known
To scrapc PARTICLES Of ore from icr "a; Ecr's
boots ana Crv"Gr them with grc:,s .tusto.
The family lave tried many plans To brcal:
tho habit, bGi as yet without avail. In
spite of hcr strange dict, tho child is m.
!arently healthy, strong and bright.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
FOR RAPID READERS
Passing Mention Made of Many Minor Hap
penlngs In the City and Suburbs.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS new!
In Order to Oct in Everything IL
WINS Necessary so I;conomiEe Spnce
by Applying Condenser 20 Many
Items Worthy OF Much More tx
tended Notice Than that Given.

.rhe Circuit Court was in session yes
terday.
The City Council will meet next Tues
Attention Is called acknowledgements OF
waiter wanted.
There will be meeting of the School
Board tomorrow night.
1t will take two or three days TO get
things working regularly again.
The Virginian got out two extras yes
terday which were largely sought.
Sequel Washington was locked up in
the county jail yesterday for carrying n
razor
There were fully 5000 people around
The Nirginian's bulletin boards all night
Tuesday.
Judge Portlock signed the records yes
terday in the County Court and opened
for the term.
There will be 81 musical and literary
entertainment ct The Park View NJ. l..
Church Tonight.
The grand jury will meet to-day.
There are quite number of cases to
come before them.
horse attached 10 surrey ran away
Yesterday and smashed up things gene
rally 80 one WAS hurt.
There was no docket in the Mayors
Court yesterday. Everybody was on
their good behavior Tuesday.
The Nirsnan's phone was kept busy
Yesterday Some one had to continue
answering questions about The election.
The ladies of Olive Branch Church
will hold basket festival Tonight for
The benefit of the church. Al are in
Vit~d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Davenport
will tonight entertain nh:lber of
their friends at their residence, No. 500
Fourth street.
There was but little news 10 be learn
ed yesterday. No one seemed tn be dis
posed TO do anything but discuss the
election and the cause Of defeat.
Judge Prentiss has decided that the
stockholders of the cotton factory must
pay up. Those who are in arrears can
pay 80 cents a week on each share
Riley Woodward, who was arrested I,
few days ago for stealing n COW, was
discharged from custody on that charge.
but is now held for chicken stealing.
rhe Republicans had Il regular JOLT
fication meeting Tuesday night They
paraded the streets with drums, tin
pans. etc. and had a ;cad time gene
rally.
MI Shaw, steward ON one of the
old Dominion steamers died suddenly
on Monday last. He was quite we'll
known and had Il number of friends in
Portsmouth.
There was as much interest manifest =
ed in the election last night rs the nigh:
before. The Nrginian office in this city
was crowded with those who We're anX-
ious to hear the returns.
Mr. James IT. shannon. our venerable
townsman. celebrated his Sath birthday
yesterday. iiis health is not very gcoG
and his advanced age keeps him rontiu-
uously confined to his residences Nj.
OF our city. and in q litc wril spent he
has made hosts of ii'io0J. v no wish him
the good for;t:nc 10 enjoy many more
birthdays
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05

man performing tho ceremony in tho bridos
studio, which was profusely decorated with
bows, arrows, tomahawlis and buoksI;in
suits. Thunder Cloud had discarded his
moccasins, legsings and other articles of In
dian apparel and appeared in conventional
dress.
Mr.. Thunder Cloud, vino figures In tho
New York city directory Us DominiciS
Plante, Is II Sioux Indian who was ono of
tho original members Of Buffalo Bills
troop He went to New York about 12
years ago, and his fine appearance attract
ed the attention of an artist there, who en-
gagged him us a model. Other artists paid
him to pose for them, and finally Thunder
Cloud concluded that there was moro mon.
ey in being model than in following the
show business. So no collected lot Of In
dian trappings and has boon making q
good LIKING eyer since. Ga ia 20 Ssnss old
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
DID HER DUTY
The Gcod Old County Cave Plural ties 10
Both Bryan and Young.
WISE-RAR A LITTLE AHEAD OF M'KluLEY
And Young WINS Something Behind
Brynn-!a Receiver AppoIntcu-
Proceedings Of the Mayors Caur,
Neat NcctiD@ al the Council WI!
Choose "a Member To Hill Yucnr"y

Suffolk Va. Nov. a.-(Spec:alD-Re-
turns from all the prcc.ncts In the coun-
~ OF Nansemond give Bryan II plurality
Of 2i2 votes and Young 81 plurality Of
III. Though Young led Bryan in the
county by 81 votes his plurality Is @0G
SIS because many Republicans who evil
IDENTIFY intended to vote for Mckinley
tailed to scratch ;he ballots as required
oy law regarding the Presidential can
didatcs. but who marked the Co~%:es-
.sional candidates correctly. For this
:e2son Wise in he county received 30
votes more than Mckinley. y few pc.-
sons voted for Mckinley and Young.
others for Bryan ana Wise, and still
otl~ars for Mckinley and Whaley. be-
sides those who voted IL. lowering and
Young. There We Va"ioul other
combinations. Some eiccto.: voted Cor
; President only. while many more
:ook part only IL ;hc Congressional
choice. Many more scratched their
tickets in sucE a manner as - be valid
Tor no candidate. J!e numbc. OF ille-
yal ballots in Nansemond is large
The re- urns in IS"2 gave Cleveland
i plurality Jf sc. This. though. wa.
exclusive of NC:neo|: Fork. now Plui's
Branch procinct. which was thrown out
on account Of Irregularities. The ac;upi
vote only gave Cleveland a plurality Of
81 Bryan. then make; 4 net gain OF
l4S votes In Ndnsem nIi. B:yan's Erea.-
est gains Were II ?iui'a Branch lti.
This Is large cplov"i precinct. where
there weTc i ';,s, number of ileCai
votes. The i1,.pWing figures are Toy i!ie
most part uilicil'. ani VIII tally with
The election board r.u.n::
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05

ligious, He announced that 1T WAS his in
tcnt!"n tn become n priest. King Albert,
although Il d",Gut CatNulic. was much Oh.
posed u the ,trn, hlt the ynung prince was
persistent and finally entered monastery
in 1888 After three years of study hc wns
received into Che i,r.cfthaod.
When Prince Max h,y5,no Father Mas,
no signed q docUncnt in which ho re-
nonhccd all rights Of succession and all
His privileges 0S II member of the royal
family. The oec,tG.nn ou which ho said
his first mass was 'r,a,!o onp OF some i'm
partancc in Erys.!an Tho entire royal
family wa'i Ilrcscai, AMI the robe which
tho Young priest wore was made by Queen
Caroline herself. 1t that time he gavo no
hint rs 20 the field in which hu intended
I" work, brt 10 was thought that he would
rcrnin in tho beautiful capital city Of his
birth and r!sH To II high position in tho
church simply ~ favor
But younG l'athcr Max was very much
In earnest. ilo applied Ia tho pope To DE
sent to tho cas-, end of London that hc
might lahorEmong the largo community
OF pnor te'N:,Sms to be found in that mis-.
orablc quarter. So he was ASSIGNED to tlr
Church "f ~. Boniiacc, which is in TIE
very hears Ct tho Whitccilapci district. lie
told lis parishioncrs that lie did MOI cone
nmonG tioin Hs II pri"cc but rs t. fcllow
l;Ibo"cr, and ,!iat liz wished To bc known
simply KS Father Max
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05

London Nov. i.-Eesides the election
OF Mckinley, the speech delivered in
the French Chamber of Deputies by NJ
HanotauX, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
yesterday. is u source OF great satisfac-
ton upon all OF the European bourse.;.
If LORD Salisburys speech. which lac
will deliver at the Lord MAYORS ban
quctat the Guild Hail on November g.
proves to be as satisfactory as that of
ii. HonotauN. it is general expectation
that there will be more business than
the l1fShas been for over year
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
PRINCE AND PRIEST.
Prince Max denounced His Political
Rights to Become u missionary.

Prince Max Rcnounccd His Political
Rights to Become a missionary.
young mnn who might ono day hayo
succeeded to tho throne of ono of tho proud
ost kingdoms in Europe Is today u working
priest in Whitcchnpcl, ono of tho most
wrctchcd quarters IN London. Prince Max
of Saxony was tho tito which hu yolun-
tarily gave up--Fathcr Max of ST. Boni-
faco church, the ono which he has recently
assumed.
Prince Max Is n nephew of tho king Of
Saxony and tho third son Of Prince George,
tho hcir apparent to tho throne He is Just
~ years old. He was born In the royal
palace at Dresden, and when ho became
old enough he entered the First regiment
OF Saxon uhlans ~ II lieutcnant a year
i'll tho army convinced him that tho life of
an army officer and courier was not at all
suited To him, his tastes being deeply TO-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
.Auothcr Humnwny Accidcn,.

Yesterday n horse attached TO n de-
livery wagon ran away in South Ports
mouth and struck a small hoy named
Williams. knocking him down and run
ming over him. The boy was badly
bruised about the legs and body where
the wheels passed over him. DR.. l.. a.
lSiiisoly was in attendanc" and dressed
the wounds. This is tho second accident
of this Kind within two day. caused by
small children being G!lowed tn drive
wagons when they are unable To handle
them
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
y Considerable Mayor.

French mayors, among their other func-
tons, have TO provide family names for
children born out of wedlock in their com
muncs. Ono has been found in central
FRANCO who considerably gives every child
q name with IL "dc" in it, in the hope that
the particle may help it socially in after
1ifn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
ANToNE TIE FiRsTBoRN.
Fac Sec. of Ec.aiuna Crcc, and His In
,!iun. iIuat


Along .ho shores OF Pctaluma crcel; aro
more hoincs .! h-r:.i.s, Ir:sInps, cranks
r'r., than in :.i!J r;i.or part o! California.
t'u!l the mout', -! ,ll, creek all the way
uli u III" little city bearing its name any
ilnnibcr Of queer iEdividuals .;,r lie found
III" c;:'se for this is aumrwhut hard 10 dis
cover. but lno:t likely lies IL .iie fact that
t!c shores oI tho creek are not built tip.
and "a II con&cQ ucncc the cranks arc left TO
themselves
AEtDnc the Firstborn, ms he calls him
sell, is one al the social leaders of the col
r'.E lie is . C..!r u the old school. and,
a'is'h,,r - II :nay tccm, he makes q living
o'Ir O. ii. He says l;c il II fortune teller,
mi also claims that his business is lcgiti-
iAate and i:;is been recognized by civ;liza-
ton for 10000 years.
According to Antoncs own story, he
;!acs good business sad large amount
of good in the world. But his fellow
crankS are not his clients" Not they
They nave too much sense. 1t is the poor
bay fishermen, filed with the superstitions
of tho SOUTH OF Europe who patronizc
Antoine the lNirs;born.
~ an? rate Antoine is making n good
living; and doesn't have tn work He has
~ boat Of the most uncanny description
n':a .!lcd with all sorts of mysterious OBJ
jccts. Whom ho il ready for business, he
has u skull mounted on u stick in the bow
IN The center of tho craft is on incense
harner. The whole vessel is painted II
dead black. He wears a long black robo
who; invoking the powers OF space.
As Antonc's customers cannot easily
GENE to i,ini, he goes To them at tho little
settlements along the bay shore. During
tao day lie receives calls from those who
want his ;sdN:,c, AID IT night he consults
the oracle AID gives the answer the next
day All Chs tomfcnlcry of u past ago is
gone through with ana also Il good deal
of Incarnation, which is worry impressive to
certain minds. Antone's charges vary
from 10 cents II 80 cents, for which sum
he will cast II horoscope.
1.-The reason l have such wonderful
power, Antoine said, lis because am tho
1lrstborn of all my brothers and sisters.
81 have completely exploded the old idea
that the seventh son had mystical powers.
Judge for yourself Tho first born nearly
always dies an infant while the seventh
born nearly always lives Whenever first
Born Is spared, it is because he has u mis-
Sion in tho world l have fulfilled my
mission for 60 years. 1 know the past as
far back rs tho time when the universe
was only gas, and I can look into the fu-
tllrc far beyond tho time when even the
sun shall cease to exist. Thousands of
mon today are studying things that L can
answer in n moment They are trying to
find ont what electricity is, but l know it
Is nothing but astral fluid. San Fran
cisco Call
Agcsiiaus OF Sparta was known in his
time MS "the lame, on account of a slight
physical deformity For tho same cause
Albert ii Of Austria, Charles III OF Naples
and Heinrich II of Germany, recoiyc.: q
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
teeth Knocked Out by Lightning.

During thunderstorm at Denver lc.
Gently lightning struck the house In which
annie Peterson, domestic servant, was
ut work. The lightning struck her and
knocked her inscnsiblc. The doctors who
were called found that the electric nnid
had entered her mouth and knocked out
several of hcr teeth. She was not otherwise
Injured