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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
nnited s,ates Trial Jurors.

Owing to a wreck on the Santa Fe road on Sunday the local train came through without waiting for the ar rival of the west bound passenger train. A special freight was run out of Ash Fork this morning leaving there about f o'clock and arriving m Prescott al s. bringing in the de layed passengers. Among those ar irving on it were the following sum- mone1 to appear today as United States trial jurors:
 From Winslow, J. C. Creswell and George Drumm.
 Williams K. Fsrnsworth, Geo. Fleming, Daniel Mcdonald, Gus. Relmer.
 Si. Johns s-Wm. Bern, Wm. Harris.
 FlagstaiT-Jos. Lockett, ]. W. Jones, Oscar Jones, John Church. J, E. Priest.
 Holbrook Probate Judge Jack son, J. W. Connor, Julius Wetsleri Harry ScOrse.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

Qdartermaster Sergeant Arthur Hayes. of the llth infantry, died al Christo, Cuba, on the 22d of June, last, of yellow fever. Sergeant Hayes was we'll known in this city and man universally liked by all He was among the last to leave Fort Whlpple, and assisted the Rough Riders in their organization, later going to Santiago with his regiment.
 E. c. Peck came in from the Agua Fria today. He says that the spur to the proposed site of the Val Vorde smelter. will be completed this week. MT. Webster has had quite q vet experience with this work as 1t has rained on him nearly every day since be commenced work. There seems to be a special attrae- ton for that particular spot where he is at work as 1t rains on him weile dry weather prevails around him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
PEOPLE WHO WRITE

B. L. Farjeon, the English novelist, is 6 son-in-law of Joseph Jefferson
 Conan Doyle's first year of writing earned him less than ten shillings a week
 Mrs. Amelia F. Barr was the mother of IS children before she ever wrote a book.
 The first visit of Thomas Hardy, the novelist, to America vas made as a col lege lecturer upon architecture.
 Upon being protested with for turn ing out novels with the regularity of a railway time table" Sir Walter Besant replied. Why should not my business be as regular as any otherT"
 William Morris once began story of Roman life. the other side of The House of the wolfings." but abandoned 1t in disgust. He left six completed poems Troy poems"-whieh have never ap- peared in print, save in the form of ex- tracts in MT. Maekairs biography of their author.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
NOTICE

U. E. Lad 04Es
 Prescott. Arig oas- laly zl c A sufficient cOs.test aida rif hasire ie11-| in this ottiee by John Crer .th. Of Camp fse Arizona contesiant. axs frsf honseeleg1 z Nc- ss5. made March IS. .saS. for sW k q At| of sc "a. i5 hli i4 k by rank Ncf3ren, c14e ee- in which it is Aliee "a that the said tnN Acsrew hover made Anr seftlemanf Nhs7 on said land; that he has nst resiliad nras = land. also thaf the said land has apsse never ben eultvs red: that there nre ns = Proxesnents on the land ard that sisere e .s E die1tion or there ever having b~ea ass thAt tnie sud eo 1taStAut Is ready soch lilne and Tlnoe aa named by tls " And isacefFer For heAring ia zAid ezA- rs saersfore ~ lrs io bs niIOgcd ts pcs sslezsfaons arld that said homeeissa es. - may oe declared cancelled A1d iagis. the Ouited Stzass. he, the couiaefAni, v the expeDets Of such hearing Therefore said parties Ars hesshE nasi..... aptssar, respond and offer esidence - -1ia allegation, at 70 o'clock A- m. on eeTt. [. tepA, before the Register Ana -. l st the Unitsd Ststes land ofkcs. b ffr Arizona
 And the ssid contestant having. in = AfildaFit He'd March a fsqa. sst s1EsA wEich show that afier due dilisenca service ot this nofiee cannot he HlA1a. hereby ordered and directed that sueA ns''s- S1Fen % due and proper pnbiicatta1.
 FhEDkkItik A. TRfTIsk, yE-. ka'ss'- rtrs- publication. July S1. isA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
Two Sunday Wreeks.

Sunday seemed to be good day for bad wrecks on the Santa Fe Pacific. About noon a car of west bound freight train, coming down the mountain. jumped the track near Mcclellan station, about twelve miles east of Ash Fork, and eleven ears were piled up in the ditch. It caused delay of several hours to the west bound passenger train. One brakeman had his arm broken in this accident. A broken hange was the cause of the accident.
 About 3 o'clock a rear end collis- ion was reported east of Flagstaff but no particulars were learned further than that Engineer Dick Baird was killed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
Mining Application No. ls
United sl.lss I4ed oes.

Prescott. ArlsonAs June 14 t8
 Notiee is hereby given that ChArlse V sssn by O. 4- Jones. his AlteFney in fact, and k lanss. uAo~e gsqsfofiine address is Senntun ls soun. hare naste Application for a psfaas t. tisiden Thresd lode mining claim. zi1Ns suRNay No. iaa3 covering soo feet la A zaEt easttrly direction and sfe feet In a na4s1Es erly direction from the diseoFurT shAff s& monument AlnAg the seln ef said tiol12 T1le lode clam. sitlaAt- in Martinez mieing dIkira Navapai caunf5, ArizonA, and Ceeefibs1 d a .llsrial plat and held notee .sn tle in tkts azk ns folloWs. Efz..
 Begiuning al initial monument. idsatisslzz initial monument of the location. wksrsa e ife stone exiex24 inchee is set feaf 1 $ ground and marked lMGT Nh ts1 pkn1 north side monument of 6oldea ThEazd bs tisn and corner No 5 incline lode sartaT N Iiss and the -E cor of the Black HaNk leeE n surveyed h-Ars deg E t2z feet nnne z& deg SG min V. var a deg @ min ss9 tz. s weEt center end mon identicAl with wssi r1a end of location. WhereA mOnumenf gf s1nHa t built fert on hsse and feet high. ssaw ts deg and 3 min F. var f4 1ag 9 fniA e feet to cor No ~rhere c granite atslus sxHE inches is sat fool In the ground. aEeE&E hnilt mon ef sioae feet on hase Ana 2 tN higb, stone marked UT No f-f1$3s 41z1 original location mon hears 90 deg l5 z1 B a feet, and UsMM No. 1, M D heArs N q z4t Isoo feet Co cor No 2. where is sst a eTknile zs4 6xfsx3o inchee. set foot in kround, aluaEzt built Inan of stone feet on bGss and ls high. stone ularksi CT 2-f8sz wtence orieEa location mon DrE south 4i deg and a mia q feet. and cct No survey No. l1ef. 3oidea tz4 lode hears \ @ deE and 90 min k e lN Thence S ts deg and % min W 800 fesf o 1r b| 2. where . granite stone 4xtx9f incles C ez t' foot in ground, alongside busff mon of r,11at| feel oa bA~s and fret high. stone maFksa s| No. S-1sz2, whence original locatina mon ! lss| ca hass and fe=st high bears < 4i deg N Ht1 t| 70 feet. Thence ' n deg and 9 min 8| ton. where is sst a granite stone sxillx8 t1&s' 1 foot in ground. alongside b. iit sMon af s11 8 feet on basa and feet hilsh, saons malkst sI| No. f-13s2 Thence \ tS deg and 90 min E e et to the W end center moo. ths pince q D ginning. surveS of exterior ooundktkss ez tzine z9-eo acreS.
 This claim is located on unsurTeyed lans . proximaieiy in Twp 60 NR6 W of c Hza base and meridian. in said mining aistFia l1 c0o5is.
 The los4tjsn notice of thia mining cisin g corded in book e of mines at pages S an1 necnFdD Of faFapsl eoonfy, Afl1ana. 1z9 bounced on north hy the Black Hawk hsts l.< ll8s. and on the east iy the fielden mIs19 fN S- public domain tansurxeyssl. No elhE A joining claims knawn.
 All persons holding adverse c.Aims tAesdisH reQlirs-3 tss preeent the same before Inc ~ n Wifhin co daJs rum the firsf day Of p1e1 a hereof or they will be hAzred hy vlrtae .. 2 fssrvisirns af the statute
 FREDERICK A. TRITE4E- IT,. ha 1E
 First publication. June 2f issks
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

Presoott Arizona. yuly a, Isqs-To F. L. tge5in- his heirs or Assigns: fOu are heretIy no uhed that have during the Ye4rs Isgl tr, Izsss inclusive expended SsSG in labor and irrprgve- nsents upon the arrisoE mining ciairs io.rsfesl ID An a known district on branch t,f Wills~l creek abouf one and One-hAlf nilss essuthvrest- erty from Frank keufon's ranch on Oak crsek
 hsEsIsli essonty. Arizona Notice of location Of said hasrison mining claim is rseosisd in ksCusk
 s of Dinass page GO. records of fararai ctsslRv A-1znna territory. l hzTh also during the ye-sra lsssz to l-r inclusive expea6sd s69o in labor Aud improEcmant upon the L&ttle Joker mining claim, lasated ia the aaTe district and sdjIsifs ing the harrlsun eiaLFn- Notice Of iocation of sad A1ttie Joker inning elAfm is resorlled ir book Es tsi Hiues page 1fl. rec rsfs of Nav.u'.f county. ArinonS- Sad latanF pfAa raarfcrTuaj ir, order te bold sad elAlms under tba prnyl.ir.rs af sset0n Zk1& of the FeFisad =tafHtes oF t5-e. Unfted states and the Auendgfsufs tf,~-ss., c'siessrllssE annual iabur upon mining clair-s if being tte amount re4airei to hold gsid cIa;r-s Tor tns period ending December thirfV-fir-s fr,r t-e re pctiFe yearS named the sarn Sf one bTr, ofca dollars hetnE sxp@ndsd ca ssch og said claims for e2ch of ths above named Yssrs srd 1T within s days after the pablieafisn hsreof ysi iall oT retse Co contribute rcur u-g,..s.-fI,
 of sad axEsndttuTe c1-OWrs,r Es.5r irss-,s 5,, tse said mining sErns will haooFue fks s--.,,.--9 et tte sunscr1t'E, yu1T co-oNue uhs, k.. sI.slSs. ti'e re9utrsd eHT'enditure. by the terms 0f -Hi5
 Firef rl-llirsarsass Fr.I-- sss selss --t-sefN-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

The New York World notes the formation of the biggest trust yet talked of, being that of about forty railroads known as the Vanderbilt group, of which the New York Cen tral IS at the head, the Csssait, or Pennsylvania group. the Morgan or Erie group, the Hill or Northern Pacific, the Hartman Rockefeller or Chicago X Alton group and the Gould or Missouri Pacific group The aggregate capitalization is con siderably over billion dollars.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

The war department has made public a cablegram received from General Otis giving fuller details of the fight with the robber band on the island of Negros. It says: The campaign against the mountain rob Der bands of Negros wss more sue cessful than reported. Captain Byrne with his seventy men killed one-third of the 450 assembled, in- cluding their leader. Spaniard or Spanish mostizo. Pursuit was then made by Lieutenant Evans and a detachment of the Sixth infaRtry, who killed three and captured one of the robbers, captured loo dead stock, many spears and bolos, large quantity of provisions and destroyed one hundred huts. Two casualties in Byrne's fight are Private David $. Anderson, killed; Albert B. Jerkes, slightly wounded.
 Miss Annie Wheeler, daughter of Fighing Joe Wheeler, will accom- pany her father to the Philippines, gong in the capacity of nurse.
 Lloyd Tevis, one of the wealthiest and best known residents of San Francisco, died Sunday night at a private sanitaTlum.
 It is rumored that Gen. Otis will be recalled from the Philippines and General Lawton promoted to the command of the American forces, with instructions to begin vigorous operations as soon as the weather will permit.
 ] Secretary Alger will turn the war department over 10 Assistant Sec retary Meiklejohn Monday next The lion and the lamb have lain down together. This mornings ! Courier contains a column interview with. coupled with a highly compl- mentary mention of J. NJ. Burnett, editor of the Phenix Gazette, with whom it was but recently al sword s or rather pencils points. It also contains a letter confirming all that the Phenix Republican said about l the Spenazums mining company at l the time 1t was published, and which. ! if anything, gives the old manage ment a worse deal than did the Re publican. Of course the suspicion might be raised among outsiders that they were paid notices, but we can youch for the fact that such was not the case. It is highly gratliy- ing to sec peace and parmOny pre- vail once more among be fraternity and particularly so, to see the COur fer and Republican moving along m the same groove with the Gazette editor satisfied, happy and approv- ! ing spectator.
 The Los Angeles Times gives the
 following recipe for the cure of the stlug of the kissing bug: Firstly avoid excitement and lear; secondly, do not touch any part of your body with your hands or your fingers Il you do not wish to raise welts on It such as follow the stinging of net. ties; thirdly, and chiefly, bathe the
 bite with sharp vinegar and sali quickly and frequently, and repeal every few hours to keep the level down. These directions If followed l will. 1t is declared, cause the swell ing to subside and the pain to dIs
 appear without further trouble ant
 III effects.
 Ii is announced that the Mcodl and Place property near Cro~net
 King will be started up soon again T,Ie ,s that a mill will be erected
 10 work the ore.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
Notice of Forfeiture

f'rescotf. Arizona. March i& IS9a-To the heirs a assigns of RotsFt Rowland. You are hereby notified thai have during the year is9s expend- ei .n labor and lmpruvements ths sum uf one hundred lsle0.0Q) dollars on the Mckay mine. in Pine Grove district. faVapai county. ArizuaA. I',c8ti september 6th, lsg, the notice uf lncztiuu i,sTpui is recorded al thscounty yreourders uft ua t'rescntt. in Rock 4a If Mines, pscs 62f in orsier Co hold said mining claim under the rusi isIons of Section Zs94 Of the revised ststutas oi he United otafes and amendments thereto Cunrerning EnnnAl labor upon mining clainls for the period ending Decembsr S1st. is1s- And fl within ninety llUi dzys after the publication hereof Fou fail or refnse Co contrih1ae your proportion uf such expendifura aE oo- fwnar pour intere4t in the said mining claim will be come the property Of the suhscribeF, yDur O. owner. who has made the required sxpsnditrIre hy the tsrus of said Section 2x2A
 JOHN MeKENZIE
 First publicziion. April a.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

AT JEROME JUSCT1oS Train No. connects with sFPAP No. for Prescott
 Train No connect with sFP&P No. 9 from Prescott. Phenix end all poiats seath. Train No g nunnectA with SkHaf No. I for Prescott, fhs1iK and all points south. Train No cOnDectE with skfkP No from Ash Fork ard all points eaea. wesf and north Train No. s connects vith sFPkP No, fOr Train No. 6 eouneoss sith sFP&P No. from Ash Fork.
 Trains Nos, and Eye freight trHtns Pzs=sn- rors cannot rely upon them, but thsy will he gwen bet accommodations posstbie-
 R. H. c. MIHTY,
 General Passenger Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
Notice of Forfeiture

Pre@cutt. Arizona. March 1G. Ia9a. To the seirs and arssgns of R.sbert RowlAna. Non srp hereby notified that have during the rear fsgs- exrended ons hundred (SI00s O dollArs in labor and fmpToFUrnenfs upon tbe Gold Nugget nina
 Pine Grove district. lsvaUsi eauhty, Arizona Isfyltory, ioc4ted January. ls1S. the notice of location Nhereof is record tn the office of the counfy reeoeder ef the c0unty of 1avapai Ari- zonA, il Book ss of Eines, page & in order tn hold said mining claim under the provisions og Section 213f of the regised statutes of the Unitj states. and Ame1dmente saere1o coneerniua Hnnn4 labor upua mining clzins if bpiRa tfle amount required Co hold said claim for the De- ts0i days after the plbiicatiun hereof you fsii or refuse Co oontrib1te pour proportion of snch exTst.1d itnra as co-0E1er. your interest in Ezid mining ciatm will become tbe property of the =1iecrIfsrr. youF co-oWnsr, who has rlasfe ths rysgulred expenditGre by the terms of sad Sae. ton Zs2l- JOHN McKENZIE-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
Or. Aloerdiee Dead

4 telegram from Chicago, of July 22 says:
 Dr. A. Alderdice, formerly of Pres colt. Arizona, was found dead ID bed al his room at the home of Charles Burton, No. S2s West Mon roe street, tonight
 In the room were found a bottle of morphine and s hypOdermic syringe. while on the dead mans arms were found numerous syringe abrasions. It is not known whether the doctor committed suicide or took an overdose of the drug. Dr. Allderdice arrived in Chicago six days ago.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
FOR THE HOT SEASON.

Even too much well water will make one sick on a hot day.-L- A W. Bull letin-
 When is a cold spring most aPpre- slated? On 6 hot summer day.-Rural New Yorker.
 People who can't afford to summer at the resorts may write to those who can, telling them how nice and cool it is al home.-netroit Journal
 When a man has his hair shinglei close tO his head everyone is remind cd that he was once 8 boy, and had ,uts and bruises on his head.-AtchiSon
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
SIo Reward.

The undersigned will pay the above reward for the arrest and con viction of any one found destroying or tampering with any of the ma terial belonging to the PheniX Con- struction company engaged ID put ting iu the sewer and water works.
 C. 4. WEEKS.
 Prescott, Ariz., July 5, 1899. t6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
NOTICE TO
 CREDITORS.

Estate of LEVI BAsHFoRD, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad- ministrator of the estate of Levi BAshferd. de- ceased. to the creditors of and all persons hzs- ina claims against the said deceased. Co exhibit them, wifh the nace@Eary Nouchefs, within ten maDths after the hrst puhiicatio1 of this notice to khe said administrator Et freEcsltt. lasApsi county. ArtzonA. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of cad estate in sAls county of fAxHpAi.
 u H. D. AfTkEN Administrafor of the estate of Levi Bashford.
 caceased
 Dated this isth day of Nay, yssa. First publication Nay 24. lss2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

Notice is hsrefy givsH thas ths tsss.l iss .-..,,x Flaaar and ftoSden fieis Ist-itAK sls5u,s tucsfnd in Walker mining dis.Ese. Ysvag.si county. ArinsDa, are isaig so' l,.a sse rrslfT b, nd and isaae. and fiiAt sisstsaff ta ,sarse-s cf the same nur the mines ssASse named ui iss responsible tef Aiit i@'''at PRED xOHkls.
 N. L. GRIFFIN. prr-ss,si. galy q, isS-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
Camp Verde Sale.

The sale of the portion of the Camp Verde military reservation on which buildings are situated, to- gether with the buildings, will be sold on Wednesday of next week, August 8. The sale will take place at Camp Verde.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
NOTICE TO
 CREDIT0RS
Estate of Toby W. Johns.Oa. 2

Estate of Toby W. Johnst0s, c ceased:
 Nofis,E is hereby given hg he usss<ssf
 atminist-atriK uf the estz1c af Johnston deeazssd. to sbs ot and all persons haFiag against the -said deosas~d. a Dem, with she neoes-4ry vouchers. sIiass- months after t-s 6r-t pah1icAti0n et @s ties Co the said administrAEFiz q = of Campbell & Job. Prescott county. Arizona the sams being the -. e'e trAnsaction uf ssss basiness of sae m said .cuuatJ of YATApAi-
 SUE n. JOHAsLrse.- Adminissratrix Of the Estxts ct "
 1shnston. Decsased.
 Dated this Isth day of June. lssA kdrss p1hlicztion June q. IsdL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

Notice is hereby given that the nnIe Fr{al mine. located in Tiger distrlci, 1sFa- nal fsuuntv. Arizona. "a being worked un- aer hoad and lsass, and that neither ot the aurerp thereof nor the mine above named WiIl lre rrapanxibie for any lalsof, improFe- nents ur acc5denfs which might occur on or in the said nine. 9nl- N. ho-ienhufg gs 1ohaune Rosiaubnrg. 4ehn kaibse-
 Prescott. Feb. so, is.sa "
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

United StNtes Land Oftcs, PrezcOst Arizona Nay Q. i-ss. Notice is heFshJ given thAt. per EJEA1f Co instructions, and in Acooriance zitk the directions of the sscretAry of the interiur. under Ire provisiane of the third sectiun of ths art of auly 2, islst z7 Stat llal tho followfnF land in Ehe camp of Fort Verde ahandaped sc. al. and W D IVA. Sec- e T. IA N RsF wtll he offered tu &aNsere tacts. tnEsthef with the ngIldinEs thereon. and engine house un iuf d Ssc. zl. separately from the lsnd, s1 pablie sRia on the eTUunds, commencing CD the 2Ed day af AnEuSt teSa Nf 70 a. m-, Co the hiEhest hiddar af not llsE tsEn the appraised Faioe nor iess than enc doliAr and tweBfy-fFe eeutz Der are for the land. and nu. lsss than the zpErais.as value for the buildings, the purchAsa EnaDay tsl b. paid at tiie firne Of she sale.
 FREDERICK A. TkITLE. Jr.. Register
 J. C. MARTIN. Receiver AppFaFsd:
 THOS. RYAN, Acting Secretary. Er HaErE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
SWEET. REFRESHING

Sleep IS given by Hoods Sarsa- parilla which strengthens the nerves, tones the stomach aud overcomes all dyspePtic symptoms You should try It.
 Hoods Pills are prompt and efhc- tent, easy to take, easy to operate 25 cents. <
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
Forfeiture NOtlee.

Praecatt, Arizona. April [. isss-1s FS A. Harrington or her hsirs CT assaslns =, 1f hereby nutifed that have durlng - f,rs-rrpe expendsa one hundrod dsdlars ln = Fa' the following nGrrssd mining ciAfs- wiE4 tonwo Dd, located in hassasan = .;,s sir district. lsvSpai counfy. AriEonA- e-s -, s z cauuu Cf said CorfonWu d m1nink = - 2 corded i1 book S5 of Mine=- page is- = 1AvNrss county. Arizona -Ierf1,s,.5 - s...sse e.Iss tAboF Wss performed in order to ss...s - e eks t under the pTUvisions Of seetr1D - - ssa c vised Statutas of the United csz.s- isS sesandDeats Ehsreto, coucernins - rsu.l upon mining c3sims it being tes si--s-l9I ,ulls esd to hold said claims for the pe-.ts .ts = hecemher thirty-hrsE. lssc, s-S sz q of one hundred dollArs being ezpsn- .-.r r< said Cottonwood claim foz ne sSs -
 And if within ninety lsol days sflef -,sr11z -ssrr11 cation hereof. you fail ur ref9-o '. .s es-afsz yo1r proportion of said expsneilLlL5,ss vs1 yOur interest in the ssid mining resT z Come the property of the sun7eIls IT -,,rsntissE owner. =ho has made the requirs' hy the terms of sad secrion. su4eEEL
 First publication. Aprsi. ,. iss~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

Notsno ss hcFeh5 given that the under siaried is owner of tho BoraeaHx mine. 70 catssi ia His Bug mfaiBR distriet and Wili rrsibe responsible for any debts con tFsetss-s for iab1T oF otherwise against sad mining claim for partlss Solking the aaHsie under tease. fslna oT otherwise FAED REiF.
 Prescott, Afiz., April r., isse-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

SDsusnE ssAttQn
 Thraus-h tieksts to sil polnts ia tiss Unitfsa HtAtss. CznAdA and 1s1too.
 CsxsFz-rfnNs garuvle Janrfisn with U- VI. kr R S for Jerssnses P. A k. aEnctlan Wish fs k n R R for Hsrun and Mayor. MAFeF Nsth stage e. Crown King ant Uttsf HiininA f.dnfs Prescott with st&Ee lines Ter all the principal minEnE cAmEes ton- syr~ss Junction with stAre hnss tnr ten- Tress Hkr4ua Hals- StAatsn And Aagneli. ttps eurires Jufrfion Nith ehe C. q. H. s. ~. Co., f,r taxtle g'rsek fiut Sprins~. the Ali1ysssr -Fosnd lsaalth ressrs. Fhsnix Eith tlas A . ASRN R K. e. for poants on tha \. r. system
 n r ANEWALT,
 Arsius General FAzs. Art.
 pTsusrosf ArizonA.
 W. \. GsoLuswo rsyI, City Ticket Agent,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
So1IcE OF FORFEITURE.

To John r. ScoFe. his hsirs CT sSsirnsc You arr hereby notified thsf have. during fha years I-e5. Isgf I-g5 and isiss exysendfd Ssla fn isfsg on the ksnfuck mining clkin recorded fn hspok e. of mines. page e. records of YEvapAi ccunty, Arizona, in order to hold sad claim under the provisions fl eection 22s Of the revised statutes of the United StAtes and the Amendments theF~- to, concerning annual labor upon mining ClaiTns. it hsing the amount repaired Co hold sad claim for the period ending Decernb al fsES. and if within ninety {s8) dAVs after the puhlicafion hereof you fHil or refuss t8 cc,-, tritsute your proportion of such expsn5itura zTth interest Co dAte, a co-owner. your interest in the said mining claim VIII become ghe pr0u- s-ty of the snbscTiber. your eo-oWner. wbo has Hlzie the rgluirsd expenditare by the tsrm= of said saciian IRA ALTN DzgNv
 MeCshc, Arizonz. June Es. I2qe
 First uoblicztion June s8. lsqs a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

Nntsee lz bsrHhs gwen ihsl the es.-s- AIniae CssEng2nF, sd AsF4t.a sss-'.l.-s .s =. ~ st,sif g,ssf lsss rssss,rsstsIi,ie fnF any debts .-rs--arartFsl sn its name ey any ssa1 ,st.e.ralssxwf unless nccuufssnieo stAR vrrsttFu arasr signed hy sts k'Fesl.isiss 2, .,,s
 gNteDK MTNINt3 COAfAAt
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