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SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS - THE
NEVADA NATIONAL RANK or
SAN FRANCISCO
Mesa free press., 1899-04-14
SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Third JUDICIAL
District Of the Territory OF Arizona, in and for
the County Of Maricopa.
Action br ,ught in the District Court of the
Third judicial District OF the Territory of Ar.
izona. in and for Maricopa County and the
complaint filed in said M iricopa County, in the
otfics of the Clerk of said District Court.
Sarah A. Russell, Plaintiff, vs.. Stephen n.
Russell, Defendant.
In the name of Ihe Territory, of Arizona,
to Stephen II. Russell Defendant. Greeting:
You are r'Dy summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
above n.med plaintiff, in the District Court of
the Third judicial District of the Territory of
Arizona, in and for Mari6opa County, and an
swer the complaint therein fled with the Clerk
Of this said Court, at Phoenix, iu sa C'untv,
within ton days alter service upon you OF this
summons il ssrysd in this said County, or if
served out of this sail County and within this
said Judicial District. then within twenty
dave thereafter, or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times above men
toned bring exclusive of the day of service, or
Judgment by default will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and the zeal Of
the District Court of the Third judicial District
of the Territory OF Arizona, in and FOR Maricopa
County. Ibis sth day of April, A. D 1899
(SeaD, W q. FOSTER
Clerk of said DISTRICT Court.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-14

There is to be general day of racing
on the Mesa track just north of Mnote's
place on the lst Of May Several horses
have been ertered for the colt race.
three eighths of a mile, open to ali un.
hied horses. in this race several have
already been entered, among which are,
Westover's bay colt, Tom Bowman,
Bloom rs sorre! Craps. Col. Rountree's
little filly, Easter, and Jack Smiths
sOrrel. Tom Bowman seems to be the
favorite, although Craps may turn a
seven spot. The track is now being put
in first class coalition for the occasion.
President Kimball of the Mesa and
Globe toll road informs us hat on next
Monday or Tuesday force zen or fe
teen men with teams will be put to
work grazing on this side of the noun
tairs and the force will b increa, ed to
at least thirty, Ave. The intention is to
push :he road through as rapidly as
possible. The building of this road will
be worth many thousands to this valley.
We know OF no enterprise tnat will
better results to the farmers and busi
ness nen o! this valley. II will bring
US within one cay Of the great copper
camp and the intervening mineral bills
which are new teeming with new and
promisi g mines and with prising
prospeetors.
The English and German Expert
Specialists ase no longer in Mesa. We
do not know where they are.
We learr Of several miring claims up
near GoldGcl. which are in prcess If
being bonded and whel they are active
development work will be commenced.
About the handsomest sight to be seen
in town tie days. excepting Mae Peter
sons magnificent roses, is half dozen
flushing school marms on bicycle pa
| rade.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-14
Nj ESA
Feed and Livery Stabl
?. NETS. Proprietor
4RTICLESOFiFc0RP1RA7i1N
OF THE
ABELL- Wit BIZ r. NJ ULLEN
HARDWAR RE COMPANY.

KnoY all men by these presents, that we.
Wlb1r Abell, George H Wlbu and Charles NJ,
Mullen, hay this day associated ourselves to-
gether fnl the purpose OF forming Co, p,ration
under and by virtue OF tie Law OF ths Terrific
ry If Arizona, for the purpose of engaging in
the lawful blsinssSs;.n Ios cupation hereinafter
specified, and to make. subscribe and ack-
nowlodge, according to law, these articles of
i1corL era, ion, and do hel eby declare:
I.
The nana NJ this corporation, and by which it
shall be known, is the Abel-Wilbur-Mulle
Hardware Company, and its principal place of
business Shall b. at the City of Mesa. County of
Maricopa, Arizona Territory. al inasmuch as
part of it's business will b. carried Oh in the
town Of uape, in said County of Marlcopa,
the said corporation will nlainta an Office at
said place, at Which piso, ,lsn ,ss m ,ati ~. Of
said corporation may be held. and all pro .eed-
ings aud busna ass ira nsacted at such place shall
be binding upoa the company.
H.
The general nature of the business to be car
ried en- by said corporation, is to deal in all
kinds Ut iron and iron impl aments. wood and
wood IMPLEMENTS, wagons. b1ggies, plnws and
harro VS. and all other kinds OF m .,hinery usu-
ally EN- ployed and dispensed in and about
general Hardware establishment. together with
hay and grain. provided always that this COM
paay shall not invest or speculate in the stocks
of any other company without the consent of
a majority OF the 500 kholders of this company
first Lad.
The rmouut OF cauitai stock hereby author
lied is twenty Thousand (S20 COO) dollars di-
v'ded into Two Hundred ,20O) shares of the
value of One Hundred tSloO) each, and the :imc
when, and the coaditions upon waioh it i" t"
be. paid in arc as foil 'ws: Eleven Thousand
1000 DOLLARS Shall he "aid upon the sub
scri pton thereof. md the balance thereof at
such times as the business may require, and no
stock shall be issued until the same has beeH
paid foE, AID all paid up stock shall be nom
Mesa free press., 1899-04-14
PHOENIX SHORT LINEl
PHOENIX & MARIC0PA.

FAOES w ~ H}sASVA -
Arain leaves Phoenix at Z 80 p. NJ
arrives at Tempe at 6.00'p p. N. and
Maricopa at 9l5 p. III.
Train leaves Maricopa at eco ..
Arrives at Tempe at Z 10 a. m. and
Phoenix at 1880 a. N.
PHOENIX AMP MESA CITY.
Leave Mesa a. 9:l6 m, arrive 4
Tempe $40 a m, and Phoenix 10
Leave Mesa at B p N, arri,r
Tempe $50 NJ, and at Phoenix
s p m.
Leave Phoenix at SIS a m. lcas
Tempe at 9:35 N, arrive at Mess
at 800 m.
Leave Phoerix at 3 80 p M, l.s.t
Tempe at 4 90 pm. arrive Mesa
$50 p ~.
Train Connects at Maricopa viii
Southern Pacitic east bound at IL 4
M. and with Southern Pacific 1ss
bound, leaving Mar,copa at 5.45 r: q
Connections made at PiIosssis
with S..F P. p. for Coz srsss nd
Prescott, and At Mesa with stass Ior
Goldfrld, Mondays, W.dnttdays ~
Fridays at 70. 80 p. NJ; for Flo'',.e
and Globe, tuesdays, Thursdays &rt
Saturdays, at 4, n p.
A trains ron daily .nd wiis
at any polnt "a signal.
B F. PORTER,
NJ. Q. B1cKNELL, Gen'l SuR
Gtnl Pass, Ag:.
General Office, Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-14
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate or James =. Barkley. Deceast d
Notice is hereby given by the urdel
signed, Mary +. Barkley, Administrators
OF The Estate OF James B. Bari ley, de
ceased, to the cltdl'ors of and all person.
having claims against ,he said deceased
to exhibit them. with the ntct ssar,
vouchers, within four mouths af;er the
irst publication Of this Nutice to til,
said Administrative, at the Jaw ffic, OF
Morton 4 Shewman. Main Street. Me>a
City. M"ricnpa County, Arizona, thu
same being tnt place ior the trarsactlo"
OF the business of said estate, in sal
County of Mar'cnra.
Macy f BARKLEY,
Administrative of Estate Of James E
Barkley, Deceased
Da,ed at Mesa City this 23rd day o,
February, 1899
Mesa free press., 1899-04-14
asses sable.

The time of the commencement of said cor
poration shall be when this instrument shall
b, duly Acknowledged aad recorded in the Of
fee Of the Recorder of raid MariSopu oouaty.
V.
The officers of this company shall consist
o. a Board of Directors OF three persons. who
shall be elected annually on the first ond y
in pril of each year, and who shall hold their
fhc until their fnccessors are elece6 and
qualified No one shall be eligible tn the of
fl ce of Director unless he be stockh older in
this comany. There NAV be foreman. or
such other subordinate Office lnay be pro-
vidod by thu Bylaws Of this Company. vic
need not be- stockhc lders therein.
The Direotoas for the rst year shall be
Wilb1r \bsli. George n. Wilbur and Charles
M. Mullen, whossl.pnst odiceilddress is III sa.
Maricopa County, Arizona.
VII.
The highest amount of liability, present or
contingent. t. which this corporation shall at
9ny time subjeot itself shall not exceed forty
per cent of the paid in capital.
NIII.
Inc prlVaEo property or eacn Od1cer and stock
holder Of this corporation is t" he exempt
from all corporate debts and liabilities Of thi
corpo! alton
In witness whereof wa have hereunto act onr
names t" these presents this 1st day Of March
(. u. 1&81.
WILBUR ABELL.
GEO. Fl. WILBUR,
CHARLES NJ MULLEN,
Territory. Of Arizona. ss.
Before me, Geo. w. Woy, Notary Public
in and fer tie County of Maricops. and Ter
ritory of Arizona' personally appear d. ON this
day. Wilbur Abel!, George HI. Wilbur and
Charles M. Mullen. known to me to be the per-
sons whose names are subscribed to the fore
going instrument, and each severally acknowl-
edged to me that hi executed tn" same tor the
purposes and consideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand and Notarial seal of
Office this LIST day of April 1899.
GEO. W. WOY,
(sEtL) No.a' Public
My commission ex pires Jan'y 27th 49,!
Filed for record this 5th day If April 1890.
F.W SHERIDAN,
County Recorder,
Mesa free press., 1899-04-14
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versng and reaching he most interesting ecti oES
includIng the Teat Salt hi, er valley.
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Mesa free press., 1899-04-14

eAO AAVCA yCSAOiNny
Henry See left Wednesday for hie
cattle range in the Mogollons.
The new creamery building is being
finished up with cement floors.
Walter Johnston was up from the
Butte city Tuesday on business.
Mr.. kurtz came up from Phoenix this
morning en- Insurance business.
Active preparations arc being nada
for the grand picnic on Man Day.
Lew Collins' stage comes in every day
loaded with freight and passengers.
Archie Cameron arrived Wednes-
dav from a mouths visit to Tonto.
A. P. Shewman and W. E. Pome
roy returned from Tucson yesterday.
Mr.. Bennett; formerly of Los An
geies, now of Phoenix. was in town
yesterday.
The orange groves of this valley are
in full bloom and give promise of q
heavy crop
George FELTON, left Monday for the
Tonto country. Leo Brizzee accom-.
panied him.
B. M. johnson went to Mineral
Greek and Riverside Wednesday on
business.
The Woodmen of the World. Mesa
Camp, is taking steps for leasing the
Barnett hail.
Mis-, Fay Newell is expected home in
q few days from Snowflake where she
has been teaching.
B ,bhv Gilbert has his real estate CT.
flee in Code & Saiter building in rear of
Van Wright's barber shop.
s. NJ. Sec left Monday for his
home at Whittier California, after a
two weeks visit in Mesa.
DR.. Vicke-s, Territorial Auditor and
Bank Fxamiatr came up on profession,
al business yesterday andreturns today.
Sam Passev Yesterday brought mp a
couple ct Sc"feld's fine thoroughbred
colts which he will train for the track.
Il is estimated that the Trippel
almond grove this year will produce
q crop twice as large as that of last
year.
Mr.. Bennett who was in town veeter
day is canvassing agent for the finest
line of refrigerators ever brought to this
territory.
Chas Wing has sold ont his business
an his business block to LeRaron Bros
and we understand tn will take pos
session Monday.
FOR SALE-Team of light grays
weighing 2l00, Good pedigree. Will
be soil cheap. For particulars apply
vt this office.
Il F. Lampey. the Phoenix mer
chant who furnishes household ne
cessitics and embellishments, was ir
town Yesterday.
Tomorrow the big dredger Of the
Arizona canal company will be launch
ed, when the work of enlarging tht
caual will be co nmenced.
Mrs Chas. Mullen returned yes
ter lay from attendance at the Re-
bekah, 1. O. o. E. Grand Assembly
which was in ecssion this week il
Tucson.
A reunion Of the Wallace familie.
WAS held a few days ago at the home o
JOS Wallace over on the river. A large
number of their friends were present
and the dsy vas spent in banqIetine
and general social good time,
We have never, even in the famed
rose bowers of Southern California seer
finer roses than are to be seen iu the
yard at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S
Pet .rson, There are JassamiEe and
horcysuckle ana other rare, beautiful
end fragr mt flowers. Every home in
Mesa ought to be emil oweIed in roses
and other beautiful flowers which -four.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
MINES AT NEIHART.

Hon. w. G. Conrad came up Wednes-
day, says the Neihart Herald, to note the
progress of work at the Queen. He has
concluded to close the mine until the pro7
posed concentration is ready to treat the
ore, when the works will be opened on
a larger scale than ever. On Thursday
morning the force at the mine was laid
off, pending the operations of the mill. :.
This move has been expected, lnasmuchi
as the large body of milling ore in the
Queen can be handled much more econ
omically when the mill is ready to receive
it, than by throwing it on the dump, to
be moved a second time. The ore bodies.
of this mine We're never in better apparent
shape than at present.
Work at the Gait mine at Neihart is
moving steadily on and the force is kept
busy on ore. The mine in it's history
never looked better than it does today.
Every level is being worked and the ore
shipments are regular. From three to
four feet of ore is exposed at the $50 and
at the 200, and the quality of the ore is
good. At the meeting last Wednesday
evening the stockholders of that company
expressed themselves we'll pleased with
the condition of the mine.
1t has been decided to let out the upper
Gait workings to leasers, and the mine
will be apportioned out to such as desire
to prospect in that place. There is said
to be considerable good ground in the old
works and the advantages there offered
will doubtless be taken up by the pros
pectors of the camp.
Harry Lewis and A. F. Hendricks have
started work upon a lease of the Hidden
Treasure lode, situated just west of the
Broadwater and south of the Boss and
Atlantus. This mine belongs to James
Sites, James Chamberlain and others. 1t
shows foot of good ore in the bottom
Of the shaft and a tunnel is being run to
cut the chute below
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
AROUND LIBBY.

Libby News: Chas. Deigler, manager
of the Leonia Mercantile company of
Sylyanite and who is also secreta y-treas-
urer of the Goldiiint mining company, has
just returned from Spokane where he ha d
gone for the purpose of assisting in MAX
ing consolidation of the Godhnt and
keystone properties. This object was ac-
complshed and the two properties have
been combined in one company under the
name of the keystone Consolidated min
ing company. There is a 20-stamp mill
on the Goldfint and a 10-stamp mill on
the keystone and it is the intention of
the new company to put the two mills to-
gethor and operate the combined plant
by water power instead of steam, as here
tOfore.
1t is rumored in Sylvanite that Patrick
Clark better known as Patsy Clark of
Spokane, has very recently bought the
Yankee Girl claim, which adjoins the
Keystone and that the sale was made on
a basis of $ $4,000. Nothing is definitely
known, however, in regard to the matter,
but the supposition is that the Keystone
Consolidated people were after the same
ground and that while the latter We're MAX
ing up their minds as to the advisabi
of their purchasing it, Patsy slipped in
and packed off the persimmon. While it is
only a rumor, it is given credence eener-
ally in sylvanite and thege are many fea-
lures in connection with the proposition
which make it appear reasonable.
Development work is being prosecuted
vigorously at the Snowshoe mine and
sinking has been resumed in the winze,
which is now at the depth Of 1S feet. 4
station has been cut at the hundred foot
level and drifts have been started both
north and south on the vein In sinking
the winze it ran into the foot wall owing
to the slight dip in the vein.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
THE COPPER STOCKS.

Boston & Montana gained a few points
today, presumably upon the decision of
the supreme court yesterday ordering the
receiver to turn over the properties to the
company. The stock opened at $310 and
advanced to 1915 falling again to $311.
Butte & Boston made a faint effort to
follow Boston & Montana and was only
slightly successful. Its high point was
reached at $95, failing during the after
noon trading to $93.
Parrot remained nearly stationary at
$5515, huctualtins only a fraction at a
time. Utah Con reached $751; and closed
at $l6H. Osceola closed at $93; lamar
acl, a $235: Mohawk at $35 and Old Do
minion at $4Gi2.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Just at the present time copper stocks
offer splendid opportunity for specula-
tion and many shrewd business men have
made money by investing a few dol
lars on margins during the past three
months.
We have made arrangements with a
reliable banking and brokerage firm,
members of the Boston Stock Exchange
to carry all margins at the following fig
ures Parrot $40, Utah Con- $40, Butte &
Boston $40, Boston & Montana $50, and
other stocks in the same proportion.
Each order is placed separately and in
dlVldualiy collectively-as is the Gus
tom with other brokers' Records of the
| original transaction are open to nspec-
ton of each customer. Commissions are
small
settlements are made upon receipt of
| WIRE confirming closing out of order
! quotations received every half hour
THE HEWETT- -SISLEY CO.,
AZ East Broadway.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
CHARLES BREEN'S DEATH.

The body of Charles Breen, whose,
death was announced in the Inter Noun
tain Of Wednesday, was brought to the
city yesterday from Divide Breen left
Butte few days ago on a prospecting
trip and was stopping with friends near
Divide. He had just made arrangements
to resume his journey and had gone from
the house but a short distance when he
suddenly fell to the ground and expired
almost Immediately An inquest was
held and a verdict of heart failure re-
turned. Deceased was AZ years of age
and unmarried. His brother is James
Breen of the LIE Roi smelter at North
port.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14

The Union Pacific is making extensive
preparations for improving its roadbed
this spring. Within the next 80 days 40
gangs of men will be at work between
ogden and Omaha Strengthening track,
laying steel and improving the condition
OF the track generally. Already three
gangs are being outftted in Ogden, and
VIII be sent out in a few days to begin
the work on the Wyoming division. Each
outfit will be furnished bunk and board
ing cars, the commissary to be supplied
by the hotel department here. The work
IS under the supervision of Assistant
Superintendent Baird
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
MINING NOTES.

Rod D. Leggat who is largely interested
in placer ground near Elk City, Idaho re-
reived a letter yesterday from that place
stating that operations had not been re-
sumed yet this season, owing to the great
depth of snow in the neighborhood. Here
tofore the placer miners of that district
have begun work in March. .s.s
The better price for copper has caused
a renewal of interest in copper mining
shares and the market has improved re-
cently.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
NJ. 0. P. COMPANY,

The trustees Of the Montana Ore Pur-
chasing company have declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend of 81 per share,
payable at the New York office of the
company on April 20.
With this dividend the company passes
the million dollar mark as this will make
1.04O, coo it has paid in dividends since
Jan. 1, 1895. With the present price of
copper, the company is said to be earning
over ST., 900 net year. and If copper
remains above 14c pound, it is claimed
that the dividents for the year 1899 will
be $12 share
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14

Arthur Winslow, general manager of
the United States & British Columbia
Mining company is still in Libby, and
signs are not wanting that his company
is on the eve of beginning active opera
tions on the Buzz Saw group of mines.
The company already has a considerable
office force in Libby, and it IS believed
that plans for extensive operations, in
Guiding the building of a concentrator,
have been perfected and are about to be
carried into execution.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14

Executive officers of the western lines
yesterday decided that the Western
| Trunk line committee should be contin-
ued on the present basis until July 1st
Beyond that date it's future organization
will be left to a meeting, 10 pe held some
time in June.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14

Frank Shesgreen, superintendent of the
Great Northern, with headquarters at
Wilmen, Minnesota, arrived in the city
this morning. Mr.. Shesgreen was for
merly trainmaster for the Great North
ern at Great Falls, and has come west to
see what has happened during his alb
Sence
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14

w. S. Thorn, assistant general passen
ger agent of the 500 road, who has beef
IN Butte several days, left for st. Pau
this afternoon.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
GAGNON
VOLUNTEER
EMPIRE, or
MCQUEEN
Additions S

The GAGNON ADDITION IS located
in the northwestern part of the city. The
VOLUNTEER just west. The EMPIRE
just north of the Volunteer. The Nc
QUEEN ADDITION is located in that
part of the city now pushing to the front
known as East Butte, near the Northern
Pacific round house.
Inside lots in the Mcqueen 500. Corner
lots $3.50.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14

The sixth annual convention of tn
Association of Railroad Airbrakeme
is in session in Detroit, with about 10
delegates present.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14

The San Francisco Examiner denies
the Calls sensational story, published
yesterday, about the Vanderbilt line from
Utah to San Francisco via Santa Cruz
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
RAILROAD NOTES.

Modena is the new name for the station
at the present terminus of the Utah &
Pacific.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
$50 sets of teeth $40. DR.. Wix.
FOR FEMALE ATHLETES.

Mrs. Godfrey filed an application
with the city clerk yesterday afternoon
for the use of the auditorium of the city
library building. She proposes to start
an athletic club for women and girls, and
will make a specially of club swinging
and boxing, and requests the use of the
room three evenings each week
DIR. Rinehart, dentist HenuacSv bIool,
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
FOR RENT

10-room boarding house, L. Summit S2S so
4-room modern flat, w. Side ........ % 90
S-room house, South Butte ........ 1S.O 90
4-room house, South Butte ........ 90
Groom house, S. Arizona .......... 49, 90
Groom furnished house, w. Side ... 40 90
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14

If you want to go To Iynndale call at
Chas. Larglois' stable, Big sleigh, ST. 90:
band-wagon, $500; dance hall free; sup
per 75c. Dancing every Sunday. Stage
leaves at 2 p. m. Sundays.
c. LANGLO,j.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14
AT LYNNDALE.

Finest crown bridge work. Dr. WiX.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-04-14

DR.. Rinehart, dentist, Eennessy block