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TITLE TOJttlNERAL LANDS.
ImUuotlona to Deputy Surveyor" of MIn
oral Land Within tbo BinveyuigDlnUict
ot Ailion.i.
Dcj'AUTMrNT or Tiir. Interior, )
Gknckal Land Office, S
WMhmgton, J), a, N'ov. 'JO, 1S73. )
Sia: Information lu reached turn ollico
thnt deputit!, in surveying ruining clatma, aro
in the Imbit of following thu direction of
tho parties in interest instead of riilhorlng to
thu linos established in the original locations
of such claim, niul t litis in ell'ect making a
jiriTato intu!id of au official surrey.
2. Under all law and regulations, whether
local or general, the lucatioiu of a claim in
such manner as to give notice to all t ho world
of the nature and extent of the tame is not
only indispensable, 'ml in most canes mining
claims are initiated thereby, and all subse
quent proceeding are based upon and must
conform to such location.
II. A failure to make and record the location
in accordance with tho law and refutations in
force at the date of tho location will defeat
the claim, and if it is not made with such
dellnitcneM m to operate as notico to all per
sons stoking to acquire rights to mining lauds
it will be void for uncertainty.
4. It follows, therefore, that in making
surroys of minlugclaims it becomes essentially
ncceaoary to ascertain the boundaries thereof
aa established by the original location, for the
rights of the claimant arc limited and defined
by such boundaries.
5. To make a -surrey in accordance with
other lines or boundam ia tantamount to
making a new location of tho claim, and the
right ot adjoining locators who have com
plied with the requirements of tho law may
be intorferod with and defeated thereby.
6. The practise of making surveys according
to uxa nictation ol parties in interest, instead
of in accordance with the original location,
naa aireaoy causoti great confusion anu been
producuvo or groat injury to bona fide claim
ant.
7. Yon will therefore require the applicant
for a surrey to furnish a copy of tho original
record of location, properly certified to by tho
recoruer naring cnargo ot too records ol mi
ning locations In the district where the claim
is situate, and cause all oillcial surreys of
mining claims to do made in strict conformity
to tho lines established by tho original loca
tion. as recorded; and if the record of locations
made prior to the passago of the mining act
of May 10, 1872, ii not sufficiently detinito
and certain to enable the deputy to make a
correct surrey therefrom, ho should, after
reasonable notice in writing, to be sorTed
personally or through tho United States mail
on tho applicant for survoy and adjoining
claimants whoso residence or post-office ad
dress he may know or can ascertain by the
exorcise of rcasonablo diligence, taking the
testimony ot neighboring claimants and Other
person who are familiar with tho boundaries'
thereof aa onmnallv located and asserted bv
the locators of the claim, and after having as
certained by such testimony tbo boundaries
as originally established ho should make a
surrey In accordance therewith, aud transmit
full and correct returns of survey, accompan
ied by tho copy of the record of locations, the
testimony, and a copy of the notico eerred on
lqc claimant and adjoining proprietors, certi
fying thereon when, in what manner and on
whom, service was made.
8."Theactof Conirresa of Mat 10. 1872. or-
pressly provides that "the location must be
distinctly marked on tho ground, so that its
boundaries can be readily traced," and " that
all records of mining claims hereafter made
snail contain tne name or names of tho locators
tho date of tho location, and such a descrip
tion of the claim or claims, located by refer
ence to soma natural object or permanent
monument as will identify the claim.
9. The provisions cf the law must be strict
ly complied with in each case to entitle tho
claimant to Ssnrrey and patent, and therefore
should a claimant under a location made sub
sequent to the passago of tho mining act of
Mar 10, 1872, who has not complied with
said requirements in regard to making the lo
cation, upon the ground and recording the
same, apply for a survey, you will declino to
make it.
1 10. The, only relief for a party under auch
circumstances will bo to make a new location
in conformity to law and regulations, as no
caso will bo approved and patented by tho of
fice ualofsihe eand'alloiher provisions oflaw
aro substantially complied with.
11. If tho law haa been complied with in
the matter of marking tho location on the
ground and recording tho same, and any
quoation arises In the execution of tho surrey
as to the identity of monuments, marks, or
boundaries which cannot be determined by a
roforerorjee to the record, tho deputy should
take testimony in the matter neroinbefore
prescribed for aurreya of claims located prior
to May. 10, 1872, and harinc thus ascertained
the true and correct boundaries originally es
tablished, marked, and recorded, make the
survey accordingly.
12 You will at once issue instructions to
your deputies, requiring them to abandon the
practice of surveying raining claims under the
directions of parties in interest, and to con
form to tho rules as bereinbeforo prescribed.
13. From an examination of tbo returns of
surveys of mining claims I am satisfied that
in many instances the deputy surveyors cer
tify to tho Taluo of improvements without
ascertaining whether such improvements are
made by the claimant or his grantors or not.
14. No improvements should bo included
in tbo uatimote' unless tboy bare been made
by applicant for survey or by those from
whom no derives title.
15. The value of Improvements made upon
other locations, or by other claimants, should
not be taken into consideration, but excluded
by deputies in their catiinato of improvements
upon tht claim.
16. You will SO instruct your deputies, and
hereafter requfro them to certify in each in
stance that the improvements and expenditures-considered
by them in their estimate,
and which thoy mtut describe in their report,
were mado by tho applicant or by the poraon
from whom he derives title.
17. Yon will acknowledge tho receipt here
of, and issue the noce&sary instructions to
your deputies to secure a strict compliance
with the foregoing instructions,
Very respectfully,
Willis DnuiiMo.vD,
Commissioner.
To John TVaabon,
U. S. Surveyor-General,
Tucson, Arizona.
Tbo Commi'stoncr'a instructions are ao
plain and positive that it is not deemed ne
cessary for this office to add much by way of
explanation or direction for their application.
To secure uniformity of execution in the
premises, tho following will bo observed:
1. In surveys for patent, you will bo par
ticular to mako the lines correspond exactly
with those of the original location. Where
tho monuments as originally tatablished are
insufficient for prmanancy, now and substan
tial ones will bo planted orbullt inaccordanco
with existing instructions, taking caro to
mako the locations of tho now on tho aito of
the old ours.
1. Regarding testimony tequircd to ettab-
lish boundaries toclnims located prior to May
10, 1872, you will proceed as follows in case
wherein there aro adjoining claims: If tho
applicant or applicants for survey for patent
unit adjoining claimant orclalmauU can agree
upon the boundary between tho claims, it
will bo sufficient (or them to enter into a
concise but complote agreement setting forth
tho true boundary, nnd nigu said agreement
with their own hands or by authorized agotiU
or attorneys; mid in cases of disagreement,
after duo notico to them and receipt of state
ments in respono thereto, you decline to
make a survey until alter you report ull the
facts of the caso as presented to you, to this
office, and you receive further instructions.
In cases wherein there is no adjoining
claim, and the boundaries as originally
marked aro not discernible und cannot bo un
mistakably ascertained by reference to the
record of location, you will not make the
survey. Iu such cases, the claimant can moro
readily, cheaply nnd surely secure all his
rights by a relocation as jiermitted by para
graph ten of the Commissioner's instructions,
than by any other admirable proceeding.
:t. In cases arising under paragraph eleven
of the Commissioner's instructions, you will
bo governed, in taking testimony, as follows:
If tho claim of applicant for patent adjoin
another claim or claims, and all the parties
interested will agree in writing, as directed
in the foregoing paragraph (2), "to the iden
tity of monuments, marks or boundaries,"
!ll V . t. . . '
you win accept sucti written agreement as
sufficient testimony and execute the surver:
and in cases of disagreement, or whero no
claim adjoins the ono for which survey and
patent are sought, you will bo governed as
directed in paragraph two hereof.
4. Regarding paragraphs thirteen to six
teen inclusivo of tho Commissioner's instruc
tions, you are directed to atrictly observe
them, it tho claimant can supply you with
the sworn testimony of two disinterested
witnesses in regard to tho vatue of the im
provements and oy whom made, von will re
quire it and also tho oath of one or more of
tho claimants ; the oath or oaths to be taken
before any officer qualified to administer
oaths. If, as is sometimes tho case, none but
mo applicants tor patent can mako oath to
tbo valuo of the imiirovemcnts and br whom
made, you will accept as sufficient bis or
rnciroatns; and, in any case, tho affidavits
of three such poraons will be accepted as suf
ficient. Among tho papers required of you
in making returns of surveys to this office, is
your own certificate as commanded by para
graph sixteen of the Commissioner's instruc
tions. You should make this certificate
complete and yet bo concise, and wholly freo
oi amoignity.
In cases wherein testimony is required in
pursuance of notice to any persons, you will
oe reasonably wen assured that your notice
or notices roached tho nroner txtrtv or par
ties, before proceeding to take testimony, or
execute tho survey, or report to this office.
Tho United States will not bo responsible for
payment ot your services in this respect, and
therefore you must arrange with applicants
as VOU do for work nf thn cnrv.iv lianli
6. All papers, letters or documents of anv
kind connected with survey, must bo of
smiaoie paper anu prepared ana returned to
this office in proper shape for filing.
7. This office will extend to deputies and
claimants advice and assistance, when souirht
upon any point properly connected there
with, but will not countenance anv omission
or evasion of tho requirements of the law or
regulations.
8. You will pleas promptly acknowledge
urn receipt ncreoi. JOHN Wasaox,
Surveyor-General.
YUMA COUNTY.
BEST AND CHEAPEST
Freight and Passenger Route.
FROM
San Francisco, Cal.y
TO
-ST-CrivE-r, ARIZONA,
VIA
OTJATMAa LA PAZ, MAZATLAN,
And Other Mexican Ports.
THE COLORADO STEAM NAVIOA.
UonCominj'i excellent Steamship
NEWBEUN and MONTANA leave San
PranctKO every twenty dsn lor Mexican
porta and mouth of Colorado river, connecting with rlrer
boat. Freight landed at Yuma in twelve (10) day from
6an Fraooi.pi.
Ageaele of the Company at 610 Front Street. Ban
Franc Uce, California, Yuma aad Ehrenberg. Arixona.
I. rOLIIAMUS, JK,,
nugStC Oeneral Superintendent.
Passage at Reduced Rates.
Yuma to San Francisco.
Per C. S. N. Co's Steamers :
Cabin.,
a.
OColn
25 "
ptr Accommodations First Class.
I. POMIAMUS, Ja.,
navStf Geaeral Superintendent
Yuma Xnig- Store.
GEORGE MARTIN,
Wholesale and Retail
DReUG-GIST.
Main Street, Yuma, Arizona,
II ai In .tore a full Hoe of
Dispensing Medicines, patent Medicines
urojrs, rcriuraery, faints, utis, Toilet
Soaps, Toothbrushes,
And aU other artlelce- ntually kept In Drug Stern
tyrrecrlpnoai put up with great care.
Order from the country tollcited. with tbe aunranea
that price, Vc., will be found xatlifuctory.
ll.Ullllii .MA1IT1.V,
Yuma, Arlaooa. ,. deeZHltf
L. J3. .TEWELL,
Watchmaker, Jeweler,
..AND .
A S 8 A Y E R ,
On the South Side of the Flaza, Prescott.
DEALER IN
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Jowolry of All Kinds Made to Order.
nopairiiifr Dono Carefully and Promptly.
Cold and Silver Bullion
Itcfincd, Boitglib, and Sold,
rSAU kind of ore p-rompjly and properly attayrd.
YVSELiriE PERUVIAN BARK, -WrTlI PRO
r" u.ii1 U Iron,, at Ketulkll' ilinijf rnore.
PKIiSCOTT.
P10XEKU IHtlU STOKE.
Prescott,
Arizona.
On hand and for Sale:
AVER'S, .lAYMl'S, IIUISTOL'S,
1IUI.IN A.l HAMAS
1? a, m i 1 ;y iModii'ines,
And a full niiwrtin'nt of tho nrtt I'ntmt Mrillclnce
now In the market warranted free), and tenuis.
Fancy Todtt Articles, S-xtps anil lrfumery,
And a full t upply of DlblT-NslM) MKMC1M-.
I'hjraletaua Prescription, enrf fully ami accur
ately Compounded. Oi:0. U. KC.N'DAM..
C5UK. KENDALL' Offlre In rearuf Dm Store.
JunW Ti
"TnTE LOP fi E iT AUR 1 N YT
Quiloy Btioet, North SIdo of tho Plaaa,
V itEMCOTT, A It I ZONA.
The l'roptieUir of thl Heilanrant rui-ct-
nilly announce, mat ne will .(Are no p.um
in catorinK to the tatte. of ki patron..
Meal, will LefiirnUhtd at all hour, of the
day, and the table tupplled with frame, and tbe cboicr.1
detlraelee that can bo procured. Krerythlng clean nnd
tried np In the be.t .trie.
T. WHITEHEAD, Proprl.tor.
I'reMott. November 23, lff72. nurSS)
The Post Trader's Store,
....AT....
Fort Whipple, Arizona,
Keep for Sale,
Groceries, Provision, Can Fruits, Clothing 1
Boots, Shots, Stationery, Fancy Qoo4s,
Tobacco, Cigars, tc.
Prices, Roaaounble.
....roK....
GRAIN. HAY and WOOD,
HEADQUARTERS DEIT OF AIHZONA,)
Chief Qi'AKTr.RXATEK'a Orncc, S
PftcrcOTT, A. T., January 1, 1S7I. )
Mealed propoul. In triplicate, with a cony of tbli adrer
Wwrnent attached to eanh. will t received at tbl eOce no
til noon, WEDNESDAY, MAKC1I 1, Wt, at which time
and place they will b opened ia pretence of bidder, for
npplyln all or a reasonable proportion of the IWley,
Cora, Hay and Wood, which may be required during the
fical year, oommenefD? July I, 1!74, at each oi the de
pot and pott In the Depart nent ol Arbooa. Under Gen
eral Order No. 57, War department, A. O, O., 1871,
Imllar propoaal wilt alo bi received uaUl the hour and
date above mentioned, by tbe QuartermaJter at each of
tbe depot and poet In the Department lt the forage and
Fuel required there.
The right I. reserved by the United n.ate to purcha,
Uurlnc the fleal year, uch qnanUtlr of forage and Fuel,
a may b-i offered by, and accepted from Indian at Camp
Apache, Grant, Mojave anj Verde and at the Han Carlm
and Cetorado Indian Reservation t award of contract
will he made for the remaining; quaatitie required.
All upplle furntihed mmt be of good merchantable
quality i to be delivered at uch time aad la urh qun
titie a mar be detlgnated by proper authority. Grain to
be delivered in tronff, aeoure tack, which are to become
the property of tbe United Bute, and Hay la ttacki,
either baled or louee. Cora to be of the kind known at
American eeed corn.
The qnantltiea below itated are approximate aad are
rabject to lacraa or dlmlaualloa daring the Steal year.
WllIrTLS DtroT jLtD Fort Whhtus : Ilarley, SOOijno
:ou KAm. It. Hay, 1, 300.000 lba. Hard
Wood, 2J oord. Soft Wood, 1000 aordl.
YCHA DKPOT Barley, iai.OOO lb. Hay, 408,000 1U.
Soft Wood, 300 cord.
Camp Aracne:Uarley, 300,000 lb. Corn, 850,000 lb.
nay, J.!M3,000 IU. Hard Wood, SOU cord, ftoit
noon, .uuoora.
Camp nowiBi-Iiarlrr, 892 500. Cora, SiiSOO lb, liar
603.000 lba. Hard Wood, 350 oord.
CAMP GRANT : Hariey, 1,000,000 lb. Corn. 007.000 lb.
Hay. -JAJOyQ 1U. Hard Wood, 300 oord. Soft
Wood, b50 curd.
Sa.V OAKUM t ilarley, 200,000 lb. Corn, 171,000 lb.
CAMr LOWELL: Uarley, 600,000 lb. Corn, 500.000 lb.
Hay, 1,700.000 lba. Soft Wood. 1,200 cord.
CAMP MCDOWELL: Uarley. 300,000 lb. Corn, 190.000
lb. Hay, 763,000 lb. Soft Wood, 600 cord..
CAMP JtOJAVE: Uarley, 223,000 lba. Hay. S5.0O0 lb.
Soft Wood, 600 cord.
Camp VEnlr.:-UarIy. 559,000 lbs. Cera, 500,0001b.
Hay. 1,700,000 lb. Holt Wood. 1,300 cord.
TOUT YLTti". CxX: Hoft Wood. 400 oord.
Each propoaal mutt be accorapoald by a guarantee,
ilgned by two retponalbl pron, wheae re.ponihility
mntt becertiSed by aa oOer of the U.S.oivil or military
lenrice, that in caae the bid It accepted, the bidder will at
ouoe execute a contract with a aatl.Caetory bond lo one
fourth tho amount of the contract. The rigkt la relect any
or all Wd I reaerved by the United Rtatra. Bid made
by a firm taould be Igned by each member thereof.
Illank form of pmpneal and further lnforuiaiiou may be
obtained from thl office, asd from tke Depot aad I'ot
Qoarurmaiter.
envelope of proposal. Intended lor tblt office U be en.
darted " l'rupotalt for Forage and Fuel," or for lthr of
them, and addreeeed to tbe iindenlgned.
Iocal propo.aU, under Oeneral Order No. 57. Is be ad.
dreated to the Quartarmaa'er of the Depot or l'oat for
which the bid it loteaded and endorted a above.
By order of the Department Commander i
CHAHLK8 BIRD,
Auiitant Dt Quartermaeier,
Flnt IJtut. and Adjaunt, iod Infantry,
Ja2 la charge of oflUe.
PROPOSALS
tor
LAND TRANSPORTATION.
IIEADQUARTEH3 DEFT OF A1UXONA.)
CUIXP Qt-'AKTEaUASTEB' OiflCE,
1HESCOTT, A, T., January lit. 1874.)
Sealed propoal In triplleate. with a copy of thl. adver
Ujemect attached to each, will be received at thlt office
until noon,
Wednesday, March 4th, 1074;
At which time aad place they will beopoaed la pretence
of bidder, fir the trantporbttlon by land cf Military up
pliea In the Department of Aritona, far the flacal year
commencing July lit, 1874.
Propoaal will be reads tor Iterate a follow ;
XtoY&te IV o. 1.
Compriflng the IV tt naw exlttlng or which may be ee
tablltbed In thu Department, darlnf the (iC-J year, Eatt
of the Colorado river aad South of tbe 3th larallel of
Sorth Utitodtt, which are now supplied, or wblob It may
hereafter be decided to 'apply from Yuma Depot din ot.
The pott now eUbltbed on tht. route are Camp
Apache, Bowie, Grant, Iwell and McDowell.
Route No. S.
ComprUIag the Pot now sxUtlng, or which may be -tabluhed
In thl Department during the tcl year, North
ef the 311b. l'arallel of North latitude and Eatt of the Col
orado river, wbleh are now lupplied, or which It may
hereafter be decided to aupply vU Ehrenberg,
The I'ottt now ettablitbrd on the route are Caup
Verde, Fort Whipple and Wolpple Dcpet.
I'rOfOaaU will ulto be re!evetl for tupplylag Camp Mo.
Dow ell via thl route.
H-onte No. 3.
From Camp Mojave to Fart Whipple and Whipple Depot,
Camp Verde and Apache.
Itoud travel to be not leti than ten (10) mlltt per day.
Bidder will date tbe rate In V S, Ixgal Tender note,
pnr pound, r on hundred (100) Mile, at whlob they
will trantport Uietuppliet. They will give their naraea ia
full, their re.ldcnce and I'ott (jfllce addret , bidt made
by a firm thould be tlgned by each member thereof,
CoutrootoTt may le required to trantport aupplie t ud
from polott, n rcatonabta dittauce, not exceeding 150
mile, (mt.lde the limit of the reirular route, and hid!r
ure rcquettcd to ipeelfy la their propoaal, thn rate at
waicu iucn irautponauoa, tnuuiu ft do require!, will be
performed, to b utei teparalely from rate for tr vice,
wrthin regular limit of route.
Ilaoh rronoaal mutt lo accomnanled br a nunni.!
Igned by tao rrtpcntlble nenont. whole reionlbilliv
mutt be certified by aa Otncer of tbe U. 8. Clvtl or Military
tcrrkt, that in cxae the bid It accepted, the bidder will at
moo execnie a ronvari. witn a tatuiacury bond la on,
fourth of Ita amount for It faithful cietutluu. acd t. in
reodlnrat for trrvlce July 1, JS7I.
The right In rrcct aay or all hida U merred by tbe
InlttdiNtatot. '
limtlopft thouM be tadfirvid " l'rnnnaala tr I i.j
Traniportatlon,'' ami ajdrruedto IhW 0ce( where blauk
formt of prop-wal and farther lofjra.tlo may be ob
tained. l)y order of tbo Department Cnmmunilrr.
CHAUI.KS HUH),
ht IJcut. and Aljutant iOl Intiotry,
AML Depot Qnartemarter, in charge oi Ofiet.
LEGAL
STJMIVIOIVS.
In the Pittrif I Court, Third Judicial Dltlrict, in th
Couuty of Mirkopa, inntoryi.f Arlron.
' John .Smith. Plaintiff,
aifnlntt
Danlvt Uiirrau, Defentlint. I
.Sitnini.n.!
Action brnuchl iu the Dlttricl Court of Inn Thirl Jn!i
clal Dintlit In and for the i-otinty of Maricopa tu the Terri
torvnf Arlronai ,
The Territory of Arltona wadi grr ttlnf to Daulel tur-
run t
You are hereby tunitnoned end required t nrp"'"' "n
actiou Utxight agitlmt you by tbe alxive-lmnieil plelotltllii
the DUtrltt Court nf the 1 bird Ju-ttoUl Dltlrict In and f-r
the county of Maricot' In (lie Territory of Arltona, and
un.wrr tbe complaint ftled with tbe Clerk of thlt Court, ut
l'h.enit, In tald county, fn copy of which complaint o
oompanlft tblt nuiinioM.) within twenty day (exclule
of the day ofiMl.v,) afler tlio trlce upon you of thlt
lUtnmout, U ncrtiil in thlt rountyj but If tetved out of the
county und Kllblu tbltilittrict, then within thirty dayi; lu
all other uiuet forty day.
And you uro hereby nutlfietl thai If yoUMlltoapear and
nntaer tbe complaint at nbuve reqiilrrd, tbe plalntin' will
aptly to the court forth relief demanded therein, and Outu
and dllburiment In tblt behalf ein.-ndnl.
(liven under my band and tbe trul nf tbe tald Dit
trfct Cwurt, at l'hienlx. thit llltli day nf December. A. D.
1873. decBOtlO C. F. UaTE. Clerk.
Sheriff's Sale.
TS THE DIST1UCT COl'HT OF THE TIIIHD IV
1 dlcial Dittrict uf tb Territory of Arliona, In and for
Yat .l county.
JKUKMIAII SL'LUVAX, rialntin.
v..
CCItTIs 0. 1IEAX and MaiiT M. DEAN, hi wife, De
fendant, la punmanre of a decree of forrclntnre In thl caw,
dated Itfth dar Novemb-r. A. D. 1K3J. I (ball eipoa for
tale a the law direct., at the Cotirt-bonte In the town of
Preeoutt Yfttaiul ruuutr. Aritona Territorv. on Monday
the 2.1 day of February, A. D. 1?7, at IS o'clock M.. the
preultrt described lu tald decrre at follow. The frac
tional touth half (i) uf the Kiuth-wr.t quarter ti) of tec
tib eighteen Of) and the fractional north half (I) of the
northwMl quarter (i) ot x-ction nineteen (19), la towntblp
number terentren C17J, north of ruogc number three (3),
wratoftbo Gila and Salt river bote aad meridian, con.
Ulnlng one hundred and ilxty und 1100 acre of Und
JAMES S. THOMAS, Sheriff.
My H. M. HEHnEItT.l nJer-Sh.rlff. Jaa2
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of JOHN FRENCH, Deceased.
Notice It hereby given, by the nidertlgned, AdmlnU
trator cf ihe Eute of John French, deceated, to the
creditor, of, and all peraoot having claim agalntt, tbe
tale deceated. to exhibit tbem, with the neoeetary vouch
rr. within ten won tht after tbe tint publication of thl
autlre, to the tald administrator, at Camp Beal flpriagi,
Mohave county, Arixoua.
I1ENJ. II. SPCAU.
Admialttntorcf the Etiateof John French, deo'd.
Dated, Cerbat, December 10, 1673. dr. lilt
Executor's Notice.
Eatnto of PHaXTP AUSTHi, Deceaaod.
Netlc e It hereby given to the creditor of and all per
ton i having claim agalntt tb elate of IT.illp Auttln, de
ceated, to prefect the tame to the nndertlgned Execntor,
at Haker'i ranob, Mohave Coanty. A. T., within tea
month, (rum dato of tbi notice, or the earn will be for
evr barred ; and all pertont Indebtoi to tald ettate are
hereby requetted to make immediate puvment.
HENKY I.AMIil'.ItT, Executor.
nater. itancn, .ionave iouniy. A. i ., r
September 6th, ItiTJ.
i
novStm3
NOTICE.
KNOW ALL MEN lY THESE PHE8F.NT8, That
I, the nndenlgned. claim and have thl day located and
taken powewon of, for agrirultuml and grating purpotea'
a tract uf bind detcribed a. iollowt :
Commencing at thlt .take, which I In the aortheatt
coreer of the claim, and running touili one mile to a ttake;
thence wett one-fourth n.il to a ttakej thonce north one
mile to a .take t thence eatt to place of beginning. In
eluding what It known at Malpalt Spring, about forty
eight mile, northeott from Camp Apache, la Yavaal
count v, Arixona. and on the roa4 leading from tald Camp
Apacb to New Mxloo. MELQUIADES LUNA.
July 2Jth, 1873.
NOTICE.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
1, the undertlgned. claim and have thlt day located and
laiva wMHwn oi. ror agricultural ana graxing purpoeei.
a tract of land detcribed at follow :
Cemmenclna- at tbl (lake, whieh I the north.att oorn.r
of the claim, aad running tooth two mile; tkenc wett
one-eighth mile; thence north two mile; thence eatt to
place of beginning, including what It kaown at Concho
tpringt. on Urn head of Coucho Creek, a tributary of the
Little Colorado rlrer, aad tltuated to tbe wett of tbe
wacon road leading from Camp Aiaeb i tbe Little Col
orado river, in Yavapai counlr. Arixuna.
JESUS MARIA LUNA.
Jnly 25th, 1673.
NOTICE.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
I, tb undertlgned. claim, and have thlt day located and
taken pottetaioo of, for agricultural and graxing rurtote.
a tract of Und. tltuattd a follow. :
Commencing at thl tak. which it the northeul corner
of the claim, and running touth two mile to a .take ;
tbenco wett one-eighth mil to a ttaks ; thenre north two
milet to a (take ; thence eatt to place ef beginning, in
cluding what I known a tbe Lake Spring ; lituated
about oe mile tuuth.ut cf Concho Spring, and oa tbe
wett tide of the wagon nad going from Catnp Apache to
the Itttla Colorado river, lo Yavapai county. Arixona.
. , o. astonio Joar. luna.
July 25, 1873.
N O tTc E .
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
I, the undesigned, claim aad have, thl day located and
Ukta potteuloo of a tract of land for agricultural and
grating purpoee. described aa follow
Commenang at thl ttake, which it thn tout heat t comer
of the ehum. aud running wettonMuarter mile to a itake:
thence north one and one-half mile to a take, tbace
eatt -fourth mile toaitake; tbmce iwulh torbw-eof
beglnalng. Including what it known a Mineral Hprina
July,,, ,873. TltXQMirofcOKA.
Executor's Notice.
EiUto of JOHN HENEY L00I8 WOETMAK, Deceased.
NoOce U hereby given loth creditor of awl all per
jon having claim agalntt the ettate of John Henry
LtmU Wortman, deceated, to pretent the tame to tbe un.
dertlgned Executor, at Pretcou, Yavapai County. A. T.
w thin ten roontb. from the date of thl j notice, or the tame
will be forever barred i and all perwo. Indebted to .aid
ettaU are hereby requtd to make Immediate raraent.
.. r ,D,.J0,,N 'tAIBLE, E.Vutor
Preecott. January 5, 1 871. ji,, I0m3
DELINQUENT TAXES,
Yavapai County, Arizona.
Notice U herebr given that the Delinquent Lilt for "tho
trtrt Mt?n ' a ia ,U ad of
Delinquent Taxpayer are hereby notified that If ih.
W.iW1 &Sl"3r W"hl" '"" d4P 'rom the dale
action will bo wmmjnced by ,f l)ltlicl Attorney for
the collection of mch taxe nnd cotU. 7
JOHN n. MARION.
By B. fl. WvlU I,eprrr
rretcott, A. T., January 12th, 1871. janl2t20dw
The Bathing, Hair-Cnttine and
SHAVING SALOON
or
JOHN w. r5A.-Vls
(Formerly Otto''.)
On door north of C!. P. Head A Co. llrlck ttore. It now
elegntly and comfortably fated up, for the accommodV
MYTOnIS ,w,,,c"u"y MM t0 C
B BOOT & SHOE FACTORY,
Weat Bide of tho Plaza.
Custom Work Made io Order.
RET AIRING NEATLT DONE,
French tcjewed and nailed btott mUn .. ...
duced price. W. H. WILUBOBAFT.
lreoott Arltona. June 28, 1873, jeCBtf
V tJ K K COU I.IVEH OIL
At Dr. Kasdair I iMMr Drug SUr"
.AK1Z0NA STAGE LINKS.
rJ0 CJCSOIV, YUMA
A N D
SAN DIEGO
U. S. TRI-WEEKLY MAIL LINE.
Ciincbet arrlte at Turton evety
MOKDAY, WEDNESDAY 4 8ATURDAY M0ENIHQ8.
Depurt at 1 1'. tl. on
Tuesdays. Thursday and Saturdays
Until further notice.
Time to Sun Dieso, Five Diiys,
Thlt will enable tbe Traveling publlo to reach
SAN rRANCISCO IN EIGHT DAYS.
FaretoYuma M,00
Fare to ."ian Diego, (gold ooln or It equivalent; 90.00
A Stge, carrying the U. S. Mall, win leave
Maricopa Wolls, for Phconix,
Every Monday Morning, Ilaturnlng next day. Connect
Ing at Maricopa Wellt with tb Ynma and Tuceon mall
line. Thlt Ii tbe
QUICKEST AND SAFEST
Uoute from Northern Arltvna t Tuceon and connecting
ut Yum with J. O. Caprou line ot ue lor oaa inrgo,
epTTJ JAS. A SUUHC, tTOpnetor.
ARIZONA STAGE LINE
JUgnlar Mini-weekly trip, by Uire. with mall, wUl b
made between
Brescott, Arizona,
..anil,.
Sun Bernardino, Ciilifornia.
Two-horte wagoni, carrjdtg the U. H. Mailt and pa
eenger. leave Pircott and San Bernardino every
WED1TE8DAY AND 8ATDEDAY K0BK1BQ8,
Making the trip In tlx dayti patting tn route, EflBEN.
BEHO, WICKENI1UUO and CAMP DATE CHEEK.
Partiet wtthlng tranrprtatloo to Ariiona eta thl rout.
can m lurai.nrti am Main ia
rOUR OR SIX HORSE STAGES,
On private contract, by giving one week' notitc In ad'
vanre to Agent ol Arixona Stag Un. at Han Bernardino.
Tb rate fur tnme will be la proportion to Ike aceomtac-
aauea required.
Itcgtilnr Kates of Fare.
Cu
rrmcy.
.75.OT
Frrim Pretontt to San Bernardino
From Preecott fc Wlckenburg
From Preacott to Chrrnberr .
From Han Bernardino to Ebr.nherg
From Han Bernardino to Wlckenburg
Local Agents:
.. 2000
...3 00
...31 DO
...60.00
I. II. LKVT. fian Bernardino.
W. II. CoumtlU Ehrenberg
r.. u. iiut.-vr rreevott,
Ham llRQtrx General Ageat.
jAm.a iniATiT, t-soraiiTou.
J. II. PIERSON, Surr.wsTMnrjfT. par73
PRESCOTT
AND
IIARDYVILLE,
Mnil - JLiine.
After thl date. awengen will be carried over the road
at tke following rate, currency i
From Protcott to Camp llualpat (10.00
' " Bele fifringi 23.00
' Cerbnt . 53.00
" " " Mineral Park 270
' " Hardyvllle 33.UO
Expret matter will ba carefully forwarded at reatoua-
k1e rati-.
Every poetible aocommodatlea will be efTered to pa-nger-
The tUge will leave Pretfyjtt Friday evening, aad at
Hardyvllle will connect with the mail to Ehrenberg and
St. flkorg.
All order left with B. Uftbyen, Freaeott, or Cory &.
Pott, Cerbat, will be promptly attended to.
WEBSTER. 4; WHITE.
PreMtt, May 10, 1673. rnalOtf
PIMA COUNTY.
E.N.FISIZ& Co.
Desire to Inform the publlo tbroagh the medium of the
MLtEIt, that their exteailv ttore and warehonie, at
Tucson and Floronco,
la Pima county, Arixona. are alway filled with fall line
cf inch grwdtu are needed In the Territory, and that their
arap.j faqllitle for porchaaiag and receiving gixl, enabl
thm to t- better artlele, tot 1cm money than any other
inn In Rouiieattern Arixona.
In addition to regular ttore artlolta, they keep oa band
11 NE JLimUER AX1 MII.GLEt,
-AUO-
UAJITjEY itntl CORN,
Mr. Fith, at Turon, and Sir. Oolllngweod. at Florence,
wUl b pleated to receive call from tuch eltiien si
Northern Arixona, New Mexiou and California, a Bay
vlilt, or pas theto plaoc. mb22-73
LORD & WILLIAMS.
Postofflce Block, cor. Cougross & Main St
TXJCSOjNT, ari z o ktv,
Have oouitantly on baud a
Full Assortraont of Morohandiao
Adapted to tbe want of Arizona!. They alto are ore.
pared to furnish r
FREIGHT, 0EAIH, AND ALL KINDS OP PRODUCE,
DO A QENKHAIj BROKEKAOB BimiNE88,
Make Colieotlona nd Sell Exchange
on any part nf tbe world.
Partle from Northern Arixona. vltltinr Tnotoa. will at.
way find aur "latch ttrlng out' nK6
ap)2S
P. K. TUI.LT.
r. ochoa.
;. ncLo.to.
TULLY, OCHOA, & CO.,
TUCSON, AHIZOiVA.
We
trfvinle
f T.l4 I"r reipectfullr call the altention of the
le of the Territory to our largo and eomplet,
meat of
AlaL KINDS OF flJEUUIIAlVDISE,
Which ue sell at tht Lotttst Cash Prices.
W Invite) all to examine our it-Vi M. tnaklng their
purobate eUewhere. " ,uelr
TUU.V. OCHOA, & CO,
GUNS AND PISTOLS
J. F. 1UIODE, nt L. U. JEWELL'S.
Prcacott, Ai-iiono.
, CAUFOKNIA
v-re
w mm
v is it 1 VALLd
"An Okeavtit Yeait n.j.
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" uii u trnf jr.
juauj
Licht. Swaot anrl o.. .
v m m a ram
PASTRY, c.
Guarantoed to OiveEnHra.
inn monnv umi v. .
ask i oun nnnnvb
TAKE 3?ro e-N
Send for Fro PampUet to
f Illllff'II t. n. .
..i.i
SOLE AO EST!
07 FRONT ST.. SAM
nj31yt
Vf 54, tTOKKMAN.
tl
TemDleAWnrt.
m - w m
Toraplo Blook. Los
neceive uepotiu ana tan their C.ri'
Draw m
l nvnnv 1 vn o.vt .... .
(x,imiioj, 11 Htarrikia,
Elfilnre tar .t. i
ltew York,
London,
Pails,
Ham bait
atytl
ti.
tae.1 Telblae. TtnttlAn fl-l J a .
T -; , , wv,w UU1. Ua
o. w. ciiuLcr.
www m eejeaBaeaa I n
H Ml ma II, 1111 ...II. .11
aou rkorucTou or
VHiiuuiaiicu ui
I.IK . n.
in a im ot.
01 tront it. Sacramento.
a n .1.. iti . 1, .... . .
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t. A. FARGO &
(SOLK AGESTS FOR LL0XD
ixromu amd Jotmtjo
316 Front Street, Cor.
uuii m t Treajeaa iiuuDeiininia aaa aom a
0C113
Music And Musical
Arlxoeau la n4 tf
meat. Hbeet Mux. ra.
H.ir minni in trrn i
8. BATON, 1M M
1'rantiJoo,
iuornla, who ap ta
variety 00 the PaciS CoatL
CLARENDON
MAIN STREET. LOS
lUlUIF.Hlil -4 A M T11K H
(111 OH I' VIII.' TIIK
ITS r.t,EOANT SUITS OF BOOJtl
eommodatioe r-ffer ipeetal advantages It
ya i.aiera vutiora.
yui 01 ran t raoruoo. ana 1 eoniaw-
ehnlee.t ellfnla. Vnfhtnv will ta ki
and appliance of
r m w a am .m a rm i
wiio ue reaaiog room.
W . It. Urnct, Manager.
T1T7 iTTTl TI fiH' Q TITHP
irn m xtpaiutt HTRIT.
11 Commercial. 6aa rraacut
. ra 1 ntaJ
WW for tb treatment of si
uitrattt. iMb a tioaorxni.
Syt hUit in ail Ita forma, fitmleal Wtalir
etc, rvc. tjklnditeaaeaof year itanuiii.
i-'Kt, eic anoceMlully ireatea.
Iiu rititfitkj .u. M i
ha returned from vUitlng h prttoT
x.urpe, and ha reenmed practice.
Tb. IWwt., V. o . . ... A aymUVmr llfflt dt
Ing out dew reinediee, aad ba rtard v
cllltici for the alleviation of bunan tnStre
Seminal WeafcifM-
arn oi era u iw 1. ih aaiiimusc. v. w
Miliary vice, or aenraveii aeinai ioa'i
vr uiv youin 01 00 in eaaee 10 aa
producing with unerring certainty
tymricm. unl.ee cotnbnlted by
urra v x 1 rallnw eoustenance. aart 't-.
nvr eoustenanc. oar iw.
pain la thn head, tin
of leave or ratuioj
a I I I- .V.. ..n mmUt
A. flUKIHK 1U WW wmara
eilllDtr oi cuarri''..
tor tne Umbe, ooiue
iciiti, loeaoi eoonatnceaituarrvvia ji'
- J I 1 1 1 . . ...l.,,.H
thun viclety, tot of rnemory, pimple J
tion. atmut iVm tmfm hi.ili rlnihe. furre.
breuth, rough, cooumptlon, night i13,
and frenuaat liu.t,ll te relief b '
tbould apply immediately, ltbr la ffM
and have a cure effected by hi nwaD.?M
treating thl diteate, which never fail n
ana raaicai core.
tinrrri ftt Home.
Pvnon at n dlttanna eaav ba GUREn '-!!
ddretting a iettr to Dr. dibboa, t",'l
length of time tbe dlieat ha contlnaea.
cine promptly forwarded, free from u-,j
kj any rticniar part of the eospuy, -
direction, frir n.a
Vawmnm mamitta. I. Ik. Tammtm mill ftle "
nf Ilia. -,,. tK. .mm. 11. 1. 1 .rlllmrtt It-
By encloting Ten Dollar ooln In "fl
theiMlfftl I Ii- lVw.lf.fflA. am th.MWm V Ut, 11
ptckage of rnedlclne wl
All oommunleation ttriellf tWl',,iol
Addr..., OR.J.rom
roneyi Mat l,!7, Baa n-j
WATER RATES
At M.'Mu.Inn'H 8tt
BitaaU4 49 UUu Hut rota Eortsl
SoM Id PtojrJt, WickuiiiW
Toe watering each borta or rani I ' m
uiwaia anit upwarut, IO oenw ii'-
1..11I. nil ...i in 1 1 i..i.,i J
Ca
arm. vvmam IU , iw VI a . m
llyllhf UD, OIXBEb'i
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