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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
PINE GULCH.

Beginning af e corner monument of the locA- ton. which is also the Q e corner lt the kastlss lode of this survey corner DO !. ' \ l. M no lS2s S r 70 peArs Q deg % mn lSss.s ft; thence e l2 deg n min e sao feet Co eAsf side monumf uf. thence, same course, 65o ft to cor DO g 0i is nA location monument beGrs l2 deg n min gis ft thence si deg l3 min SJe gt Co south center end monument, a monument oi stone ft on bsse and tt hlgh- OriginA- e center end monu- meBt Df location, a monument O. clone ft on hAse and 2 fI hign teArs 6 deg t0 min 3,g ft. which monument is ln a suuLheriy direction lnuo f. from ceitsr of discoyeTy shaft. thence. same courss. 90 ft Go co Der no g. original - corner uoBument of location bears . 0 deg 70 mn ls5 ft; tbonee i2 usg ii mia V 550 e Co point whence original VI side ms uamsnt bezrs W - ft, thence same course, s5Q ft Co cor no q. identical with Q V corner Cf location. which ls also corner DO 9 of kustler ioee of this suryey. thence D st ceg l5 nm SU ft to Q ct uter end monument; thence, saTns coarse, soJ tt 70 corner DO |, place of beginning survey of exterior boundkries.
 hAEnstc variation of entire survsy Is deg Sg uin O..
 Total net area of Silver Cap lode .. % dS acres IotNl net area of E1sticf lode .--..... 26 6o '- Total net aiea of Pine 6ulch lude. 3u. ss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Equal Go Occasions.

Lord Wbitworth. who held various pests of honor in English diplomatic circles. was a kindly. gracious gentle man as well as a vii sDd a man of the world Re had indeed almost measured swords with Napoleon at the Tuileries when that dospot rsiled at England for not having evacuated Egypt and Malta, accused her of having -ioisted treaties and ended by lourishing a cane danger. ously nsar the face of the English em- fasssdoT.
 Lord Waitwurth put his hand on the hilt Of bis sword
 What would you have done if the emperor had struck y0u?'' be was after ward asked.
 'I would have felled him to the ground, was the quiet answer.
 Perhaps the best story told of him iG one showing how his quick wit disposed of a rival When be was Rt the Russian court. Fox sent there as a sort oI em- bassador of his own a man named AdAir. lhe son of a surgeon
 One day the empress. speaking in French. said to Lord Whitworth:
 'Is be a very important man, thiI II Adair:"
 ''Not so very, madame. " replied Lord wbitworth. although his father was . grand saigneur. remark which read CTS of French will recognize as a very good pun, for the word as used by Lord WhitwOrth means blood letter. !" while by its sound it also meant a great lord -Youtb's Companion
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
The PoetirnI oIa Lady.

An old lady in a small country town has kept for the last 90 years and still keeps her accounts in doRgerel verse For example land the specimens giyer are actual extracts from her books). il Mrs. Jones has half a pound of tea oI tick" it is entered thus:
 Mrs- Jones doth owe Co me
 For half pound of SouchOns tea Is td Or if Sir. smith buys a pound of sug ar. two pounds of rice and a Dutch cheese the entry will be under Smith !; name:
 A pound Of moist sugar
 And tWo os best rice.
 With four pounds of Dutch cheesa.
 Which hope Win be niee-lA- Lsfd- And so on all through the book In some cases the verses express doubt s' Co the customers intention or ability tC pay for the goods ordered. Thus: Lizzie Barber for Der father
 Had some -four today:
 Some apples. loo. and toilet susp.
 Bat 1 dou't believe bel pay as- Sd TThls booking work will drive me mad
 When 1 think of folk Like they.l The lines in brackets are very sngges tive if not exactly grammatical Chambers Journal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Forfeiture Notice.

Prescott, Arizona. April .. ls9a.--To Mrs. E A. Harrington or her hsirs or assigns. l0u arr hereby n0tihed that have during the years issc eKrended one hundred dollars m labor upou he following named mining claim VIE. Got tonuo d. locafed in hassAyAmpA mining district. YAvHpAi county. Arizona Notice of io- eaton Of said COtfonwo d mining claim is re- corded ID book @ Ot Mines. psce loS, records oi Ysvapsi county ArizouA .TerrItory. Salc labor vas performed in order to hold said claims under the provisions Of Section 2134 of the Be visssd Statutes of the United States and thi Hunendments thareto. concerning annual tafoi upon mining claims it being the amount requlr- ed to hold said claims for the period endine December thirty-first. lsso, the sun of one hundred dollars being expended on iht said Coffonw wood claim for the year lsS And if within ninety tqO) days after the publi cation hereof you fail or refuse Co eonfrlbuts your proportion of said expenditure as co-oEnei your interest ir the said mining claim, vlu hs- come the pru perty of the subscriber. your co owner who hAs made the required expenditur'
 MRS. I. l., sWIGEBT.
 First publication. Apsll. :. 1894
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Cats and Monkeys.

All animals, even the widest. can be subjected in some way to the dominion of maa and be domesticsted to some eX- tent Here, for instance, are two very curious facts about cats Many persons, including some of our greatest natural ists, believe that our English domestic cat IS desosnded from the Egyptian dO- rnestic cat Yet all records go to prove that the cats Of Egypt lived in droves. were cared for in dr0yes. were fed in drOves and worshiped in drOves, with the result that Egyptian cats never got domesticated or became half as intelli- gent as ours
 The like truth is suggested from In dia, where monkeys are worshiped- These are allowed Co become nuisances They are fed and they have any amount of liberty. and what is the consequenoe' They never lose their innate savagery. The method Of caring for them has been wrong. All the devotion and care ex- pended on them are practically wasted, and if we treated our cats in the same fashion as the Indians do these monkeys they would become just as wild and un- domesticated. d.-Cassell's Magazine
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Notice is hereby given thAt the Standard and Buster gruup of uinss, located tn the Pine Grove district, Brso-hEW ntunfaius. are uoE being wotksd under bond and ls1se, and that ths Osncrs of the same Wiu nat b. resp-su.ibis for any iAbO-, accldeI L dcbts Of the same kc. crued under the terms of the les-e.
 q. A. kuEBEs.
 JOIN MCkNLTE Mar f2 I-ll
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Mining Application No. 404
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Prescott, Arizona. March g. A. b., 1899. ] Notice is hereby given that the Golden Wave Mining Co, hy J HernndOn attorney in fact whose post office address is Prescott, ArizonA, has th;s day filed his application for patent for l9 linear feet Of ths Cottonwood Mill site with rface ground 80 feet in width situated in ite Picach mining district, County of nStad byt Q field notes and official plat on file in thiB office as survey no lS45 approx lmAtely ia township D. range V, of c and meridian. Sad sor Sey no lS45 being described As follows, to-wit:
 Begin linSAt n corner of claim, identical win v corner of location . pine post 4xa inches y { ft high set IS inches in ground, sur rOnnds by a mon of stones post marked no t-lS45, Red PicachO brs n 5 deg e about 1 mile. White Picachc not visible bnt brs sb0ut 2l deg bout miles. Trilby mine brs abOut IS deg " about miles. U \ l. M no IS45 P M D brs D s4 deg I5 min 6lO 1t; thence e deg S0 min v 726 ft tO cor no 2; thence q deg 30 min e 90 ft tO Cor no 3. thence q deg 90 min 7e6 fi Co cor no 4 tn nee q deg SO min V 300 ft to cor no ]. the place of beginning survey of exterior boundaries.
 Magnetic variations Is deg l5 min e, contain acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the re- oOrders office Of MaricOpa county, Arizona, at pages i06-i07, of book of mines,
 The adjoining claimants are. No adjoining claims.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Cottonwood min site or surface ground are required tO file their adverse claim with the register of the United States Land Othoe st Prescott, Arizona, in the County of lsyApai, and Territory cf Arizona, during the sixty dAys' pei iod of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE, Register.
 First publication March 27
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

First publication. May E, 1893
 Iast publication, June l5, lsss,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31


 slvor Cup ledge runs 70 feet tn a sOutheAst- erly uirec, lon and lla0 C. et la uOrthwesterly directIou fri m disc Fery shaft.
 Rustl-r ledge runs ilo fe.st In a northWesterly direction AndI 1jJ feot 10 southeast riy direc- tiou fr m discoyery tunI ei.
 Pine GUich ledge rune s00 feet in a north west eriy direction and so eet in a sJuiheasteFly di- recfiou from uIsC0Fery stEft. he location ni the Silver up claim is re- co dediIn tEe . corder's ofhoe of lavspA cOanty Arizoua. ll book sl. psgp ss of mines Inc location of tbe hus.ler claim is recorded in the recorders Othce of lavapai couuty. Ari- Eouu ia book eJ. pagcs a6l n.l sf1. of mines. be location Ot the i1s dnlch claim is re- cor1ed iu the reCorder's ofhce u; lAyapai county, Arizona, lu book %. page s7, Of mines. There Are no knos D liluil inE claimants:
 Auy and all persons claiming ad serzely any purtion of said Silver Cup, Rustler and Pine Gulch mines or suriACe gruund, are required Co
 iile their hdFerse elaine with tEe Register of the
 United Sfates Land uthce at fre.cOtt, in the county of Ia .Ausi, Arizona, during the sixty dsys' pcriod uf publication hereof. ,r they u he tarred by the virtue of the provisions of the
 stAfuts,
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE. JR-, Register. First publication April 2l. isga.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

United States Land OtScs, Prescott. Arizona May 6. Isg9 Notice Is hereby gip-u that. pur- suAnt to instructions. and in accordance with the directions of the secretary sf the interior, under provisions of the third section O' the act of July 3, ISsi (23 Stat, 103). the following land in the camp of Fort Verde Ahandoned military reservation, viz: Els Ma, NEi4 Ska Sec. a. and w. NWAs, Sec. S2, I. l4 N-. x. 3 E. will be offered ID 4O-acre tracts, together with the buildinrs thereon, and engine house on lot 4 Sec. sl. separately from the ! nd, at publlc ssls on the grOands commencing on the Srd day oi August, i-Ss. At 70 a. m., tO the highest bidder at not less ( An the appraised value nor lesi than one dollar and twenty-five cents per scrt for the lAnds and no. less than the appraisec value for the buildings, the purchase none! tO be paid ( the time of ;Ee sale. FREDERICK A TklTLE, Jr-, Register.
 J. C, MARTIN, Receiver.
 Approved;
 THOS. RYAN, Acting Secretary.
 First publication, May 24. 1879.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
A Prince a. . R.n~.r Gusrs.

Prince ChiIkow. the Russian minister for raI.wsys. commenced his career by making a tour of the world in order to take note of all tine latest inventions and to study the working of railroads abroad in practical manner. He first of all worked as an ordinary mechanic in the locomotive works at Liverpool, after which be became a railway guard and afterward station master at an Eng fish town. Returning Co Russia, be again worked as 8 mechanic and after ward as a station master. After passing several years on the TranscaspiaD rail ,gay ne was made director of the Var soyie railway, then inspector general of railways and finally minister. r.-Paris Signal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Notice of Forfeiture

Prescott. Arizona. March IA isae-'ro the heirs and Nseiens Of Robert hoElAn1: Aon are hsrebJ notified that have du ing the year i-so eNpand- ed in labor Apd impruvemauts tre eum of cns hundred 5000 dollArs on the Mckay mine. iE Pine Grove district, fsvAEAi county, ArizulA located Sep.enner oth, lss the notice uf location whereof is recorded Af thecouaty recorder of os Prescott. in book &3 of Miues, ? ge b2l in order to bold sad mining claim under ths pF0viEions of Section 214 Of the revised statutes of-ths United state and amendments therrts Concerning annual labor uF.on mining claims if being the amount required Co hold said ciAiu for the pericd ending ecemher Slsf. iss-- And fl within ninety (-ll dAys after the publication hereof you fAn or refuss tO contribute youi proportnl of such expeadIture As cO- wneg yoar interest in the skid mining claim will be come the property of thr sub-crsO~r. yolr CO owner who has made the required eIpsnditur' by the terms of said Section 2z24.
 JOHN MCKENZIE First publication, April q.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
NOTICE TO
 CREDITORS

To all Creditors of C. W. Smith, as the late Receiver of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company. You are hereby notihed that yo1 muss, On or before the tweniy-thiri daS of October, is9s fis with the undsrs gnei. Clerk of the District Court of the Second Judicial District, in the Territory of New Mexico, for the hsArinE and trial of caases arising under the laws and oonst- tution of the United States, any aud ali claims which you or Any of you may have against the late receiver. c. W. SMITH. Ss Receiver of the Atlantic < Pacific Rsilroad CompAny.
 Claims not 70 fled within said time vill be forever hArred.
 @ This notice IS published under the orter O, said court in the case Of the United States Trust Company V. Atlantic < Pacific kxilrONd Com pAny ct d. on the lath day of December. 1888
 HARRY P. OWEN,
 Clerk of the tDistrict Court of the Second
 Judicial District for the Territory of New
 Mexico, sitting for the hearing and trial
 of causes arising under the COastitUtiOn
 snd Laws of the United States.
 First publication, April 8, 1893. mt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
TO
 CREDITORS

Estate of THOMAS GIBSON BARLOW MASsICEs, Deceased. NOTICE l. hereby given by the undersigned, ~ exscutor vf the estate of Thomas Gibs on BarloE-M Assicks deceSsed, Co the crcd- itors Of and all persons having elAims against the said deoeAsed, to exhibit tlem. with the uecesssry vouchers, within ten months after fret publication of this mo- tice Co the said ezec1tor At Prescott, YAvApAi county, Arizoaa, the same being the place for the transaction of Che business of said estate ID sal county Of AAvapAi.
 ALFHED QUETU.
 Executor of the Estate Of T. c, B. Mas
 ticks, Deceased.
 Dated this sth day of May, 1899.
 FIrst publication, May g, ls9a.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
HIa Fall.

John Lancaster. the comedian. tells g story that comes all the way from Que bee He was sightseeing with a Tom my Atkins one day while in that prov iBce, and they had as companion and guide au old soldier. When they reached the Wolfe monument which is located on a historic spot. Tommy said. "Wot | this?'
 The guide replied. 'Ere's W ere a great 'eTo fell "
 Did hit 'urt 'im?" asked Tommy
 ." 'Urt 'irur' replied the guide. wy. 'elli Hit killed imr'-NeW York Telegram
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Notice IS hereby gwen that the . signed is owner of tbe Bordesu1 mi D cated in Big Rug mining dlstrlct HD | not be resPOnsi bie fOy any debts con tra for labor or otherwise against said min claim for parties 0ihnR the saIde un lease, bond or otherwise FKID kIE
 Prescott, Ariz., April r., 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Total net araA lode olzim ...... It-E,-
 TRis clam is located on unsnrveyes l.,3 !. pr0xi uaassly in township li, North Rar-, ii V. aud N 6 meridian. ia Walnut GrsVS r,,s iistrist. fAsAusi ooune. AriEoaA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Notice is kerely gwen that the favoEits Snow Flover and Golden Belt mining claims. located ia Walker mining dlsfrlet, NHvapai county, Arizona. are being worked under b, ud and lease, and that neither th owners oi the same nor the mines above named Wll be responsible for any labor, improvements or accidents on them
 FRED ZOBEL.
 \. L. GRIFFIN. Prescott, July =, Isss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
stopped the Duel.

This happened in Brazil: Felix Bo Usyuva and one Zuccharini of Sac Paulo are both journalists. the latter sn ltal- Ian. Zuccharini challenged Bocayuva 10 a duel Certainly, replied the Brazilian in effect, eff you are good enough to fight with a gentleman Gel a certificate of character from your con suI and I'll meet you. So Zucchwni auulied to the Italian consul in Rio for a certificate Cf character. Learning the purpose. tbe consul refused. and one dnel was oG.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Prescott. July 22, Isss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Notice is hereby given that the Hard rriRl mine. located ID Tiger di siTict, Yava- pal county, ArizonA, is being worked m der bond and lease, and that neither Of the owners thereof nor the mine above named Eil be responsible for any labor, improve ments or accidents which might occur on CT m the said mine. Jul. \. ROdenburg Johanne Rodeuburg, Jchn Rsible-
 Prescott, Feb. 70, lsg9. ly
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
NOTICE TO
 CREDITORS
Estate of LEVI BAsHroRp. deceased.

Estate of LEVI BAsHFoRD, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, sd- ministrator of the estate Of Levi Bashford. de- ces-ed. to the creditors of and all persons hAv- ing claims against the said deceased. 70 exhi bIt them with the nece.esrs vuucte 6, within CD months after the first publication of thi- notlce t1 the said dFnInistrAoOT At Prescott. iavAuA County Arizona, the same being the place for the trs sAction of he businsss of said estate, in said county of lavApai,
 H. D. AITKEN. Administrator Of the estste of Levi Bashford. decaAsed.
 Date this I7th day of May, lsq9. First publication Nay 24, lsss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

No.;c Is hereby given that the under signed IS CD, half owner Of the POstmasier Sigllante ana S~U Fra mines. located ID Big Bug Mining District, fEvApsl County' Arizona, and will not be responsible for any debt, or labor, contracted as ainst said mining claims by any person, or persons.
 MRS. IDA C. HARLEY. Prescott, Arizona, Sept, 26, is9s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the InteriOr, United States Land Office

Department of the Interior.
 United States Land Office. ,
 Prescott, AriEona, May 10, lss9. A sufficient contest notice having been filed in this office by John Crellin, contest ant, against Homestead entry No. lUo7, made JanuAry 90. 1885, for S5s NWl and M SNh.. section 10, township Is \, range 2W, by Charles J. Ames, cOntestee, in which it Is alleged that said Charles ]. Ames has wholly abandoned for more than one year prior Co the date hereof, the said land, and has wholly failed Co cultivate, Im prove or live and reside on said land for more than one year next prlor tO the date hereof, said parties are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer evidence touch ing said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m ou June =. is39, before the Register and Re cefver Ht the United States Land Ofice in Prescott, Arizona.
 The ssid contestant having. in a proper affidavit. fled May 10, lss9, set fortht facts which sh0E that after due dilligence, per sonal service of this notice can not bs made, it IS hereby ordered and directed that such notice be give by due and proper publication. FKEDEKICK A. IETLE, JR-,
 Register. First publication May II, ls99
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

J. C. MARTIN, Receiver.
 First publication, April 2s. lS59.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

ToTbouss F;tch. his heirs and assigns: You Hre hereby notified that the underslgDe1, durIng fte wears Isisj lss7 and lsss. did e1pend $500 iu labor and improvements npon the Shirt Cui mining claim. the notice ot locacon Nhereoi !,
 f recori in De .,til s.si the county recorder Ci YAvHpai county. Territory of ArlEona, said short ( nj mining claim being situate ID Walker min ing district. in said county Of ! FapAl ara Ter ,isory r,f Ar;Topn. said expenditure being one hundred dollars in labor and improvement Ou ssid Short Cut mining claim for each. ot said year lss6. 1897 and lsse. as and Tor the annual fsllor and irpprovement required by Section 9sgl Revised Statutes uf the | nited States. and Anandmeuts thereto. and fl within ninety days after the trst publication hereof you tAil or re- fuse to contribute your proportion ol snch e1 .a,3 ;.,7rs. ss -r,-,,vruer your interest in saif Sbort CUt mining claim Slll become the prop eF's 0' I-'' CLARK A STUCKEF
 r3rWARRFN R. LARK. a. Surviving Partner '' oF fhe firm of Clark & Stukey.
 Ff-st mn bIlcation March 22. ls9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
COPPsrOPolIa

ode being l5O0fset in length along tbe vs;r, n a northeasferiy direction from the so,,th west center end monument vish S1-fac.. ground 5o5 feet in width covering 5OO feet Of sad CopPeroPohs lode in northeagterIV direction and 100 feet in a southveStsriy direction from discovery quarry no l and bounded as follows: Beginning st ne center end rnonurs,.
 being initial monument of location a ro-I of stones 3 ft on base and fl high. tbs-,ce 5l deg V SJ0 ft tO Cur no l. idsuficaI y-;tb nv cor of location, which is alao ror ,,, . Manila lode and GOT no Fsirpfav IC.5s = this survey, whence Q NJ N no I brs n "a deg Is rnin e l55s.7 f.: thence s a ds-, - lssO ft to cor no :, which is also cor 1,, a fairplAy ard cor no Defiance of ;bjs sy,,- vey' where POrphyrY stone 6xlOx24 ins ss. ft in ground and alongside built a rI1r.., C-t stones 5 tt on base and 3 1t hiOb ss-,1- marked c no 2-l324. F no 3-I3l4 sn5 D E-lSz4: thence 5i deg c 5oS fl to ro- -
 winch IS also cor no ( Defiance ss tb;s .,,.' - vey, identical Uith cor of locatio,, ,-t.s -.i
 granite stone sxl2x24 ins sst I ., = ..-e .ee Ano saI rounded oy mon of stones7 s+o1s -f Ilaf Heo sl V 10 s-Loz4 and on opposite side m DO 4-LS-4' thence 70 deg iS8O ft I'd so, 70 I, iaentleal with cor Of the Iocs,,',., Snleh is also cor no Manila of tbis z-- Vey thence 5i deg v 2S6 fl to he ,s.-,.-- end lnltlal mon, the place of haey;---;.eeIt survey or exter1or boundaries- vay 17 I--A
 The notee of location of said Cr-Tssee
 opoils lode ls recorded in book a ,,S ,sl -
 at page Ss4r records Of Ysvansi .I-..ea ----a.es Arizona. 0OuhtF,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Notice oi Forfeiture

Prescott Arizona. March i&. 1899 To the heir- and as=igns of Robert RoWlRnd. You ar, hereby notified that l have during the year lsf expended onn hundred tSl09t 0l GollArs iu lA0oi and improvements upon the Gold Nugget mlDe Pine Grove district lavApai c1uhty, Arlzons Territory located JanuAry. lsgS, the noyice oi location whereof is on record in the ofhce of tf' county recorder of the county of lAvapai. Arr zouN in Book te Of mines, page 5s, m order C hold said mining claim under the provisions Oi Section 2s24 uf the revised statutes Ot the aiteC StAtas, and amendments thereto, concernlnE annual tabor upOa mining claims, it being tho riod endins. Ile,cern ter slst 1893. and fl ninety (qlj days after the publication hereof you fSt or refnse to contribute your proportion of suet exF,enditure As co-oEneT, your interest m sad mining claim Win become the property of ths suhzl-rit-r yuur co-oWner, who has made the required expenditure by the terms of sad Sec ion ssss JOHN MCKENZIE
 First publication, April 24.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Notice is hereby given that the under signed IS owner of the President mine. Io- cRted in VI Ainut Grove mining distr'ct and will not be responsible for any deois con, tracted fer labor or otherwise against sald mining claim by parties WOEkIng the same under lease, bond or otherwise.
 wM. JACKSON. Prescott, AriE., Feb. :, 1858.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Mine WarniingNOticeS

Notice IS hereby given that the under gned are owners of the ErOup of mines nOwu as the Crook" iu Crook canyon, HasssyAmps mining distinct, fSvapai oounty. Arizona. and that they VII not be responsible for any debts contracted Tor la same under bond or lease or otherwIse-
 c. M. COLE,
 B. r. WOOD. Prescott. ArizonA, July ., lsss-