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WEEKLY EPITAPH.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., 8KITEJIBER 18, 1882.
A IIUACnUCA PARADISE.
A A nt ii nil Fori Conservatory l'ror.
I.cimunii llotanUlnc-
Somo months ago, it will be remem
bered, wo noticed tho arrival ot Mr. and
3lrs. J. Q. Lemmon in this city, on their
way to the Iluachucis. It has lone been
believed that the canyons and defiles of
theso mountains were natural conservator
ies of flowers and ferns. Tho following
graphic description wo find In a letter
from Prof. Lemmon to tho Rural Press.
It is dated Tanner's Canyon, August 23:
"A week ago, whllo clambering up a
high, narrow and very rocky ravine, n turn
in its course suddenly revealed just before
me a half-opened volume of nature's great
library. It stood on cud, and was slightly
Inclined backward against a high moun
tain. Its sides were of syenite, limestone,
granlto and quartz m superposed layers,
capped with slate.
I havo since conducted an oftlcor from
the Post, experienced in measurements, to
tho place, and obtained his judgment as to
distances. We estimate tho hlght ot tho
walls to be over 1500 feet, and tho extent of
spread and depth to be each over 1000 ft.
Vertical furrows traverse each page of the
book, also horizontal ones.
And the contents or tlic volume are on
a par with its magnificence. Plants of
the most robust form and biightest flowers
cling to every ledge and peep out of every
crevice. No sooner had I approached
the pages than 1 ucscricd, for a marginal
visjnette, a beautiful shield fern not seen
before west of Texas. Across tho right
hand page, near the bottom, proccedsd a
line of whits-flowered shrubs, n new spo
cles of leaphanla. Similarly along tho
left a new draba. A hundred feefhigher
the pages had for illustrations a largo and,
raro aspldium on the left and a newspeciei
of gymnolomia on tho right.
Pulling myself up by the aid of trail
log shrubs, I found, In tho next narrow
rift, two more strango ferns. At about a
thousand feet elevation tbrao more ferns
appeared. The ascent was now almost
vertical, but excitement steadiod hand and
foot. Grasping the dependent bushes
where possible, and after making a place
for my fingers In tho rock clefts with my
pick, I struggled on and up, dripping with
perspiration, but greatly elated by the
ferns and flowers discovered. About fifty
feet from the top tho slato capstono jutted
out several feet and forbade eicapo over
the top, but it also displayed another
strango fern. Sliding down with great
peril, and several severe hurts, to a ledge
about two-thirds tho hlght of the gorge,
by good chance I discovered a sldo cn
tranco from the west, a narrow, tortuous
way often blocked with debris or guarded
by a thorny bush, but still a passago along
the lace of tho nearly vertical wall for 1000
feet to a place of safely.
Next day Mrs. L. was conducted to this
wonderful conservatory and admmlltcd by
the side entrance. At every inward turn
of the winding way her exclamations of
delight wero uttered, but at tho outward
curves tho shacr precipices of 1,000 feet
below and 500 above, with a narrow way
of only ono or two feet wide, often caused
momentary hesitation. But tho glories of
the inner vestibulo of ferns can always be
seen -from those outer curvci, appearing
nearer and nearer, and tho sight is too en
chanting for botanist to resist.
Premonitions of a sudden storm, such as
are often experienced In the mountains of
Arizona in August, now wero heard, and
the long rolls of thunder reverberated
down tho cavern's length in quick succes
sion and increasing loudness; but a sweet
voiced little bird hopped along just a few
feet ahead, and seemed a siren to luro us
on. Suffice It to say, the inner reccsi.es ot
the conservatory were visited, more of their
treasures secured, and then a quiet re
treat was mado before a torrent dashed
down that gorge carrying large trees and
boulder, making a volume ol sound that
could be heard for miles.
ThU must be tho richest natural conser
vatory in America, for in it we havo col
lected twenty-six different species, many of
which are new to Arizona, and perhaps
somefbf. them new to science. Specimens
of all the doubtful ones havo been sent on
to Prof. Eaton, of Yale College for deter
mination.' San Cnrlow Aotvs.
We clip the following from the Globe
Chronicle regarding nn interview with the
recently appointed Indian Agent, Colonel
P. P. Wilcox: "Weiound him to be an
intelligent and agreeable gentleman, and
found that his lcws on the Indian ques
tion are entirely in accordance with thoso
of our residents. Ho has lived on the
frontier long enough to know that the
Indian respects naught but foicc. The
Judge states that In the management of the
Apaches thero will be no jealousy between
tho agency people and the troops, and they
will act in pe'fect accord. In regard to
passes the agtnt w ill isuo but few, and
those but for limited periods and to tuist
wortby ludlans. Iloth military and
Apaches havo been notified that in case of
an outbreak the agent docs not desire tho
troops to make any prisoners, and has im
pressed it upon tho Apacho mind that
Crook, the man whom they most fear, Is
now back, and leady to adopt the same
vigorous tactics in which he was so suc
cessful before." Though we uicinfaor
of icmovlng the entire ueivntion from
the Territory, we ht.utily endorse the
above policy, if trkt!y carried out, as a
decided improvement on tho present Mate
of affairs.
The Dean Itlcliiiioml l'nte-i.t.
Cha. F. Hlne received n patent Wednes.
day for the Dean Richmond mlno. This
is one of tho most valuablo properties in
ibis section of tho country and has been in
dispute for some tlmo back. It is located
within a mile of Charlaston, in a position
easily approached. Itwas formcrlvknonn
as the Old Uroncho, but tho present own
ers came into possession and lcnamcd it
the Dean Richmond somo time ago. Ap
plication was made for a patent but the Old
Broncho owneis adversed the claim. Tho
matter went through the different
channels, from tho local laud office, to the
Secretary of tho Interior, and tho Rich
mond won every turn. Yesterday the
matter was finally completed by the arri
val of a patent signed by Chester A.
Arthur, President of the United States.
THE COROXERSHIP.
Opinions of a Correspondent.
Editor Epitaph: At. this political
trisis it behooves both political conventions
to t-0 closely watch and guaid tho rights
and individual liberties of the people as to
merit at the ballot box n just and fair dis
crimination. Theio is ho oflico so import
ant to tho peoplo of CoohUo county, and
yet so insignificant, so full of danger or
protects o of cveiy light, so capable of
Star-chamber iniquity, subornation of
witnesses and jurors, so stealthy and assas.
siu-liko of character and leputation as may
bo under the office of Coroner bo made to
prevent or protect a commonwealth in all
the lights belonging to citizenship. It
has been proven repeatedly throughout
our government that a Coroner should be
chosen from out tho ranks of tho masses
of tho people and not fioni the tanks of a
profession.
Professional men think, act and li c so
continually in ono groovo or channel of
thought that they bcconio set, and predju
diced und partial, nay, dangerous at times
in their views of justice ami duty. It is
our experience that a physician or doctor
of medicine does not make so efficient,
prompt and busincss-like.n jurist in matters
perttiuing to tho Coroncrship duties,
as ono taken from the mcicantilo
or mechanical labor branch of life. A
coroner has at times unlimited power,
which, if swayed in the wrong direction,
destroys lifu and happiness. He may
summon his own creatures as jurors.
He may order his examinations done by
his friends. Ho may propound his own
questions or sit in secret star chamber
sessions, and so influence or diicct justice
and light in any manner which may sub
serve his interests or his enemies. When
great elections como upon us, each party
seeks to attract to itself all the 'strength
which right and fairness '.warrants for suc
cess. Then, let us in our nominations of
men to hold the office of Coroner, avoid
professional doctors and take some one
from tho ranks of the people, who Swill
protect tho rights ef all, and administer
equal and exact justice. Citizen.
Tombstone, A. T.
Homo Slew Arithmetical I'robtoniH.
A bank has $78,420, in its vaults.
Tho cashier gets away with $G0,382,
and tho bank settles with him for two
thirds. How much is the bank ahead,
and what will tho poor cashier do if
next winter happens to bo a hard
one?'
A house painter consumes forty
eight minutes lighting his pipe; fifty
five minutes in telling stories;
two minutes in watching a kitchen
girl; thirty-six minutes in binding up
a soro finger; and quits work nine
minutes before six. How much.timo
did he beat his employer out of, and
how long will it take him to work
himself to death?
A boy who is sent on an errand
stops to watoh throe dogs, plays mar
bles with four boys, climbs two shade
trees, takes a short rido on a veloci
pede, makes up faces at three girls,
and sits on a lumber pile for fifteen
minutes to help another boy learn to
sinoko. What did ho get when ho
got homo, and how long did it take
him to make his mother believo that
ho had come in two minutes ahead
of lightning?
A certain grocer whoso scales only
weigh Fifteen ounces, to the pound,
sells, 320 pounds of various goods
every twclvo hours. Find what he
ga'ns weekly, and after you have
figured it up do your trading with
some other house.
A lady desires to divide six sun
flowers among fivo girls so that eaoh
girl can wear ono to the party. How
can sVo do it without cutting ono of
tho girls in two?
At ono of Eli Perkins lectures in
Ohio in a hall seating 820 people one
thirtieth of the seats wero jammed
full of enthusiastic admirors. Find
tho numbor of seats which didn't ad
mire worth a cent; also explain how
far Eli traveled by Foot and Walkor's
lino next day.
A dog starts off to overtake a cat.
She has seventy feet tho start and
knows that ho means business. At
tho end of every rod she slips back
two inches and ho gains four inches.
How far must ho leg to overtake her
and hush her yeowls forever?
Three sticks of stove-wood weigh
ing five and a half pounds bends a
boys back four inchos out of plumb.
How many additional sticks will it
take to make his chin touch his knees?
A woman calls at thirteen different
dry-goods' stores, walks a distance
of three miles, enters three milinery
shops, halts before seven show win
dows, calls upon two jewelers, and
takes the car for homo calculating to
freezo tho hyena who doesn't vacato
his seat for her tho instant she gets
her nose inside tho door. Find how
many ? Como to think of it,
you've found it all when sho drops
down without a 'thank you.' Detroit
Free Press.
While speaking at an open air
meeting, a Texas man was interrupt
ed by :i man in the crowd who
shouted:
'Louder!'
She speaker raised his voice. In
less than a minute tho same man
called:
'Louder!'
Again tho speaker raised his voice
until its volume reached away out
beyond tho edgo of tho crowd.
When the man for the third tinio
called:
'Louder!'
Tho orator paused for a second,
and then continued:
Follow citizens, the period will at
last arrive when the vast machinery
of this universe must stop, and all its
wheels be motionless; when tho
spheres shall cease, to roll, and all
the definite periods of timo bo lost in
eternity. In that awful hour, when
tho mighty Gabriel shall decend fiom
tho battlements of heaven, and, plac
ing ono foot on the sea and ono on
the land, shall force a blast from his
trumpet that shall reverberato
throughout tho remotest corner of
the universe, somo doggoned lool
will holler 'Louder! Louder!'
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Appplicatlon, No. 21-1 for a 1'ntent to
the Ilolltrook Mining Claim
U. 8. LindOfeice, I
Tucson-, Arizona, June l.'.lSSi f
NOTICE IS HEKEBY UIVEN THAT AL
pbonse Larzard and Horace Jones, by Meyers.
Morgan & Stephens, attorneys, whose postoffice ad
dress is Tucson, Arizona, havu this day filed their
application for a patent for 1493 linear feet of tho
Holbrook mine or vein, bearing copper and other
minerals, together with surface ground, about 519
feet in width, situated in Warren Mining District,
County of Cochise, Arizona, and designated by
the field notes and official plat on tile In this
oflico as Lot No. S3; said Cot No, U belcgas
follows, to-wlt: Beginning on the centermonn
ment of the western end of the claim at a plno
rioft 4x1 inches square, 4 feet long, painted white,
n a monument of rocks, marked It. W. C, U. S.
S., from which discovery shaft 1x6 feet, 11 feet
deep, bears 8 75' E 315 feet distant: second, a
black oak in Inches in diameter bears N 77 10' E
b7 4 10 reet distant, marked B. T. II. W. C. ; from
post II . W. C. run S : 33' W 1CJ 5 10 feet to in
tersect tho i astern side line of tho Baxter mining
claim. Lot No. 52. running N 3f 50 W, and Join
Inn two posts, ono marked B. M. C. No. 5, and
NE corner of Hayes M. C , and is distant from
point orintcrsection (at 1M 510) S 3150 E5S8
feet; thence on same course 25 35' at 255 5 10 feet
to a post 4x4 inches square, 4 feet long, marked
II S. W. U. S. S. ; thence 8 77 20 E 100 7 10 feet ;
again intersect tho above described boundary line
of the Baxter M. O. at 1498 feet to SE corner post
of claim 4x4 inches square, 4 feet long painted
white and marked II. S. E. U. S. S.; thence N 25
.IV E 224 4 10 feet to eat end center monument ot
Holbrook claim, a pine post 4x4 inches square, 1
leei'long, painted white, marked II. E. C; thence
continue on same course a 1 290 4-10 feet from E
"ed center to NE corner of claim to a pine post
4x4 Inches square, 4 feet long, marked 11. N. E.
U. S. S.; thenco N 7b 10 W 1,190 feet to NW
corner post 4x4 Inches square 4 feet long, painted
white, marked II. N. W. U. S. S.. from which U.
S. mineral monument No, 1 bears N 3J 25' W,
700 2-10 feet distant; thence S 2535 W, 29G310
feel to the point of beginning. Variation, 12 35'
East, containing 17.8.) acres. The triangle cut
off by tho Baxter claim is 10-100, which Is not
claimed, leaving 17 711U0 acres. This mine Is
situated about half a mine east of tho BIsdcc
Smelting works. The location notice is recorded
in tuo Recorder's offlco for Cochlso county, A. T.,
Book of Mines, pago 59 of mines, Transcribed
Itecords, Cochlso county, A. T. Any and all per
Bona, claiming adversely any portion of said
mine, or tho surfaco ground, aro required to flic
their adverse claim with tho Kcglsterof tho U.
S. Land Office, at Tncson, A. T., during the sixty
days period ol publication, or they will be barred
byvlrtueof the provisions of tho statute.
HENUY COUSINS, Iteglstcr.
Silbm, MonaAV & Stevens, Altornejs for
Applicant.
It is hereby ordered teat the foregoing notice
be published sixty davs (ten consecutive weeks)
In the Epitaph a weekly newspaper pnbllshc
at Tombstone, A. T., which paper Is by me
hereby designated as published nearest such
claim. HENRY COUSINS, Bemstcr.
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF PATRICK MacMENEMEU,
deceai-ed. Nolco is hereby given b the un
dersigned, Administrator of tho Estats oi 1'atrlek
MacMenemcr, deceased, to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims aralnst the said de
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouch
ers, within ten months afterthcfirstpubllcatlonot
this notice, to the said administrator at his place
of business at Taskcr & Prtdhatn's store on south
east corner of Allen and Fifth streets, in Tomb
Btone in the said County of Cochlso, Torritory of
Arizona.
Dated July 15, 1832.
GEOKOE PRIDHAM.
Administrator of the Estate of Patrick Mao
Mcncmer, deceased. Jy22wlmo
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF M. E. KELLOGG, DECEASED.
Nollco is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of M. E. Kellogg, de
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouch
ers, within four months after the first publication
of this notice, to tho said administrator
at his place of business at tho store of Tasker &
Prldhara on the southeast corner of Allen and
Fifth stccets In Tombstone, In the said county of
Cuchlsc, Territory of Arizoua.
Dated at Tombstone, July 15th. 1832.
GEORGE PRIDHAM,
Administrator of tho Estate of M. E. Kellog?,
deceased. v22 lm w
Notice to Creditors.
INSTATE OF II. B COOK, DECEASED. NO
J fee is hereby given by tho undersigned, ad
ministrator of tho Estate of II. B. Cook, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against tho said decased, to exhibit them with tho
nuce8sary vouchers, within fonr months alter tho
first publication or this notice, to tho said admin
istrator at his place of business at Tasker & Prld
ham's store, on the southeast corner of Allen and
Flftn streets In Tombstone, in the said county of
Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
Dated July 15, lb82,
GEORGE PRIDHAM,
Administrator of the Estate of II. I). Cook, de
ceased. jy?21mvv
(First Publication July 8. Ib82.)
Application Xo. 231 for a Patent for
the Copper King mining Claim.
XTNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, TUC
U son. Arizona, June 27th, 1832 Notice Is
hereby given that Albert Stelnfcld, W. II. Martin,
John Ballard and Edward ltcllly,vvhocpostofUcc
address Is Tucson, Arizona, have this day filed
their application for a patent lor nine hundred
linear feet of the Copper King mine or vein bear
ing copper unu omcr mineral wun suriace ground
538 feet In width, situated in Warren Mining
District, County of Cochise and Territory of Ari
zona, and designated by the field notes and official
Smtonflloln this office us Lot Number53, G, Si
. R , said lot No. M being as lollows, to wit:
Beginning at tho southeast coru r ol claim at a
pine post! Inches square4 lect long. Bet In ground,
surrounded by a monument of rocks, marked C.
K. S. E.. same point beln'the southwest corner
of the Conner OuccnMluln" Co .from this south
east corner, run on the western end line of the
survey oi mc uoppcr ijuccn, norm l-u west'.K.
feet to intersect the north side line of tho "Atlan-
30 eat from northeast corner of the said Atlanta
survey marked A.M. C. No. 2, at 233 feet same
course, to pine post ii Inch square, 4 feet long,
In mound of rocks marked C. K. E. C. ; from this
post discovery shAft bears south 8J wet 43 feet;
from C. K. E. C. post same courtc north 1 west
3U0 feet to northeast corner post, a pine post 4x1
inch, 4 feet long, in monument of stones marked
O. K. N. E., from which U. S. M. M. No. 1 bears
south 85 45 cast 1535 feet distant; lrom poet
O.K. N. E. run south 8430 west 900 feet to north
west corner toptne post 4x4 Inch square, 4 feet
long in monument of stones marked C. K. N. V.;
thence south 1 east 233 lect to a monument,
marked Copper King West end center, a pine post
4x4 Inch square, 4 feet long, In mound of rocks,
post marked O.K. W. C; thence same course,
south 1 east 176 lect from said C. K. W. C. post
to pine post 4x4 Inch square 4 feet long at south
west corner of claim In mound of rocks marked
C K.SW.; thecco south 87 30 east 900 feet to the
point of beginning, at 750 feet onthls line, intersect
lhc north sideline of theAtlantaM. C. Lot 43, cut
ting oil from the said Copper King, In the small
triangle IMOOJof an acre, which Is not claimed In
this application, leaving trea claimed 10.77 acres.
Magnetic variatlun 1235 cost. Tho location of
this mlue in recorded In tho Recorder's Office of
Cochlso Co., A. T., Transcribed Records.
Any Jnd all persons c aiming adversely any por
tion of said Copper King mine or surface ground
are required to tllo their adverse claims with tho
Register of tLo United States Laud Office, at
Tucson, in the Territory of Arijooo, during tho
sixty dajs period of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue of tho provisions of the
Statute. HENRY COUSINS, Register.
C. O. STEPHENS, Attorney for applicant.
Itj is ho eby ordered that the foregoing Notice
of Application for Pateat be published lor the
period of slxtv days, (ten tonsecutlvo weeks), in
the Weekly Epitaph, a newspaper published at
Tombstone, A. T, which paper is htreby desig
nated by me as published nearest the claim.
UENRY COUSINS, ReglthrJ
First Publication, June 10, 1E82.
Application So. 200, for a Patent to
the Baxter 911nlng Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, TUC
son, Arizona, .May 3. 1882. Notice is hereby
Sivcn that l'lnltp Corbin, by his agent, Samuel A.
loorc, whoso po-tolllco address is Tombstone,
Cochisd county, Arizoua, has this day filed his
application lor n patent for eleven hundred and
twenty five linear feet or tho Baxter mlno or vein,
bearing till er, gold and other minerals, with sur
face ground about fonr hundred feet average'
width, situated in tho Worrcu Mining District,
County of Cochin ood Tcnltory of Arizona, and
designated by tho Held notes and olllelil plat on
file in this office as lot No. 52, said lot No. 52 be
ing as follows to wit:
Begluulng at a post 0 feet long, 4 incben squaie,
in a monument of stones, marked 0. M. Baxter,
M. O. No. 1. from which United States mineral
monument No. 1 bears noi th 27 2.1 ei.t 011b leei
distant; tucncojrtiu north 80 M) , last parallel
w lth tho south end of claim, 4 loot, iutcrseet the
cast end line of the Atlanta mining claim, lot No.
49, atapoint north 8 Sd ; wet 2.5 feet liom a 4x4
Inch post, marked A.M. C. No 4, at 158 feet In
tersect multicast Hide Hue of claim at a point
south 32 0 , east 32" tect from the north corner of
clali.i, to a post 4 inches square, S feet long, in a
monument of atone, marked Baxter M. C. No. 2,
iheucorun south 320, east along the northeast
side lltieol claim eleven hundred and seventy-four
feet to southeast comer, to a 4x4 Inch post, 1 feet
long. In a monument of stone, marked Baxter M.
C. No 3; rnn thence Eolith 8039, west along
south lino of claim y)9 feet, to south end center of
tho Baxter claim and nortn end ccntir of Hayes
claim, to a post 4x1 Inches, 4 feet long. In
luuuuaicub oi stones, maricca mxter .vi. u. ;vo. 4,
from which a shalt 4x0 feet, 10 feet ueep, bears
north 25 33' west 219 feet distant, a shaft 4;0 feet
10 feet deep, aj tho same line 10 feet distant, at
572 feet to the eonthwcst corner, a pott I Inches
square, 4 feet long, in monument of stones,
marked Baxter M. C. No. 5: thence north 11 31'.
west along southwest nlde llncot sold claim 785
feet, intersect south side Hue ol Atlanta mining
claim, lot No. 4'i, at a point south 81 58 , vvet and
73 feet distant lrom a pot marked A. M. C. No. 5,
at 783 lect to a post 4 inches square, 4 feet long,
in a monument of stono 2 feet high, marked Bax
ter M. C. No. C; thence run north 3 01', west 300
leet to rjlaco of beoiunlnc. nn,t S. M. TtnTlpr M.
C. No. 1. Containing U.w acres, lees the conflict
with tho Atlanta M. C. of .10 acrc, amount
clalmed9 20 acres.
Moneticvariationll21 cast.
The location of Ibis mine is recorded lu the Re
corder s offlco of Cochise County, A. T., in book
6. page 657 of mines, Transcribed Itecords of Co
chise County. Any and all pertons claiming ad
v crsely any portion of said Baxter mining claim or
surface ground, arc required to file their adverse
claim with the Regi'ter of the United States Laud
Offlco at Tucson, A. T , during tho sixty dajs pe
riod of publication hereof, or they will bo barred
by virtue of the prov islons of the statute in Buch
case made and provided.
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
J. II. Lucax, Tombstone, A. T., attorney for
applicant.
It Is hereby oidered that the forcfolnp notice of
application tor patent be published for tho period
of sixty days (ten consecutive weeks), in the Epi
taph, a w eckly newspaper printed In Tombstone,
A. T., which paper is hereby designated by me as
published ncareBt such claim.
HENRY COUSINS, Register
An .Extraordinary Offer.
There are a number of persons out of employ,
meat In every county, yet energetic men willing
to work do not need to be. Those willing to
vv ork adn make from $100 to $S00 a month clear,
working for us In. a pleasant and permanent
business. Tho amount our agents make varies
some making as high as $DO0 a month while oth
ers as lo'i as S100, all depending on tho energy of
the agent. Wo have an article ol great merit. It
(houldbc sold to every lnuse owner, and pays
over 100 per cent profit. Each sole is fiomS3 50
to $10. One agent in Pennsylvania sold 32 in
two days, and cleared A. An agent In New
York miidc $45 In one day. Any man w lth ener-
gycnourh to work a full day, and will do this
nrlng the year, can make from $2,000 to $11,000 a
year. Wo only want one man lu each county,
and to him we will give the exclusive sale as long
as he continues to work lalthfully for us. There
Is no competition, and nothtngllke our lnven Hon
made. Parties having from $200 to $1,000 to In
vest can obtain a general agency for ten counties
or a State. Anyone can mako an lnvestmn ol
from $25 to $l,UO0 without the least risk ol loss,
as our circulars will show that those Investing
$25 can after a 30 days' trial return tho goods un
sold to us and get their money back, it they do
not clear at least $100. They show that a general
agent who will take ten counties and Inv est $216
can artcr a trial of 90 doys return all goods unsold
to us, and havo money returned to them If they
iall to clear at lcat $750 In tint time. We are
not paying salaries, out want men willing to
work and obtain as their pay the profits of their
energy. Men not willing to work on our terms
will not work on any. Those meaning business
will receive our large descriptive circular an d ex
traordinary offer by enclosing a tbreecnt stamp
with their address. The first to comply with our
terms will secure the county or counties they may
wish to work.
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STOMACH BITTERS,
First publication, June 10, 1SS2.
Application Xo. ISO, for a Patent to the
Wado Hampton Mlnlnjr Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, TUC
son. Arizona, May 3rd, 1882. Notice !t
hereby given that Philip Corbin, by Samuel A.
Mooie, agcut, has mode application for patent
to 1371 linear feet of tho Wade Humpton vein, lode
ordeposit, bearing preeiou metuls, together vv lth
surfaco groimdj,00 fot In width, situated in the
Warren Mining District, Cochise County, Arlzo
na, more particularly dcsciibed in too field notes
and plat of the official urvey, on file tilth's office,
designated as lot No. 50, as follows, to wit;
Beiiiuning at the initial monument near the
centc of claim, on the cast sldo of discovery
shaft, at a post 4 feet long, 2x4 inches square, in
mound of stone"" marked " I. M. W. II. M. I". No.
1," from which United States mineral monument
No. 3 bears noith 7233 cast 47 feet distant;
thence north 23 52 . west.il feet, to shaft 4x6 feet,
31 feet deep, oud b74 feet to a 4x4 inch post near
the i enter of north end line, marked "(N. C.)W.
11. M. C. No 2;" thence north C(i 29 east 300 feet
to northeast corner posti 4x6 Inches square, in
moand of stones marked "(N. E.) W. II. M. C. No
3 j thence south 2-2 52 , eastivn fret, to southeast
corner post 4x4 inches square, In mound ol stones,
marked '(S. E.) WII. 31. C. No. 4; thence south
66 29. west 800 feet to south end tenter post,
marked "(S. C.) W. H. M. C. No. B," and 600 fjet
to southwest corner pot, 4x4 inches square, in
mound of stones, mark-d "(S. W.) W. 11. M. C.
No.0;" thence north 22 51' west 1571 feet, to
northw est corner post. 4x4 Inches squore, in mound
of stones,' marked ("N. W.) W. 11. M. C. No. 7;"
thence north b6 29 299 feet, to post No. 2 and
place of beginning the survey el the exterior
boutdaiy of the cialm. Variation 1122' east;
containing 18.91 acres.
Said claim is duly recorned in the offlco or the
Re'corder of Cochise county, .Arizona.
Any and all persons claiming advtrscly the
whole or any ponlon of the Wade Hampton min
ing claim aro required to file their adversft claims
In the United States Land Office at Tucson, during
thoslxtydaysperiodof publication hereof, or they
will be barred bv the provisions of the statute.
JIENRY COUSIN., Register.
J. II. Licas, 'loinbstonc, A. T, Attorney for
Ordered that the above notice bo published for
the period ofjixty dajs (tenconsecutlvo weeks)
in the Epitaph, a weekly newspaper published at
Tombstone, A. T., which popcr is hereby desig
nated by me as publlhcd nearest such claim.
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
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A'otlcr.
rpO J. D. KINNEAR-YOU ARE HEREBY
I notified tbatvvebavo expended one hundred
dollars In labor and Improvements npon the Mo
zart mine, of gold bearing ore, situate lathe Dos
Cabezas Mining District, about two miles north
cast of Evvcll Springs, in order to hold said prcm
lies under the proviclons of ections 2324 and 2325
of the Revised statutes of the United States, and
the act oi Congressa, approved January
2d, 1880, mendatory thereof; said sum
being tho amount required to hold the said mine
forthe yeorending 1880. Now, tf within ninety
dajs from the publication of this notice, you fall
or refuse to contribute jour proportion of such ex
penditure ns a co-owner, your interest In said
claim will becomo the property of the subscribers
under the sections ol the revised statutes afore
mentioned, JOHN McGHEGOK,
WILLIAM FOWLER.
Doa Cabezas, Cochlso County, A. T.
Assessment Xotloc.
TO JAMES LOWRIE, W. P. OONLIN AND
E. S ROSS, their heirs or assigns. You are
hereby notifledtbat thennderslgncdhas expended
the fall sum of one hundred dollars ($100) upon
the Chamberton mine, being the assessment work
required by law, for the purpose of holding said
premises forthe jcar ending December 31, 1881.
Now, unless you or each of you come forward and
pay to me the sum of twenty five dollars, being
tuc iiupuitiuu ui caeu as equal eu-owuers, vvimm
ninety days from the first publication of this
notice, your interest or the lnterost of the one
defaulting will be forfeited to me according to
law. Said mine is situated in the Tcvis Mining
District, ou the North slope ot the Dos Cabezas
range of mountains.
WM.L. MARTIN.
Dated July 9th, 1882. Jyl5 3m
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HmniiloiiH.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District of the Territory o' Arizona,
In and for the- County of Cochise, Patrick Harring
ton, Plalntlfl, vs. Jomes S. Clark, John D. Rouse
and John J. 1i';u, Defendants. A'tlon
brought in 11. -iiirtourt ol the First Judicial
District of the Te ffii ct Arizona, iu and for the
Coimlynl'Cochlte, and" the complaint filed 111 the
said County of CuchUc,.n the office ot the Clerk
of said District I nurt. 1 he Territory ol Arizona
sem's greeting to James S. Clark, John 11. Rouse,
and John J. Anderson, Defendant. Yon are
hcrebj required to appejr In an at lion brought
agolrrtjouby tho above nan'ed Plaintiff, In the
District Court of the First Judi.lal District ofthe
Tenltjry of Arizona, In and lor the County of
Cochise, and to answer tliccompb Pit filed therein,
within twenty dajs (exclusive til the day of ser
vice), after the service on you of this summons (If
served within this county; or If served outol this
county, but In this district, within thirty days:
otherwise within forty days), or Judgment by de
fault will be taken against you according to the
prajcr of said complaint. The raid action Is
brought to obtain a decree adjudging that defer (1
ants hold the legal title to certain real estate In
ttcClty ol Touibetcu", Cochise County, A.T.,
as trustees in Irm-t for the u-c and benefit oi
plalntlfl, that defendants within such time and in
such terms as the court may deem Just, make
deed or said property to plalntlfl, to quiet plaln
tlfl 's title thereto for costs and general relief, all
of which morelullv appears by reference tolhw
complaint on file herein; said real estate Is de
scribed as Lots 23 and21 In block IT, according to
the original mop of Tombstone, made by Solon
Jl . Allls, March 5th, 18?J. And you are hereby
notified that If you lail to appear and answer the
said complaint, as above required, the said pialn
tiftwill takejudgment by default aud apply to the
Court for trie relief demanded In the complaint.
Civeii under raj hand and heal of the District.
Court or the First Judicial District of tho Terri
tory of Arizona, iu and for the County oi Cochise-,
this 13th dav of April, In the year or our Lord one
thousand eight huudred aud clg two.
ISFAL.J W. II. SEAMANS.
By E. M. CAnn, Dcpiu
First Publication May 20, 1ESZ
Application So. 201 for a Patent to
the Itakcr Jllnin; Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, TUC
eon, Arizona, May 9, 18t-2. Notice Is hereby
given that Albert C. Bllicke, Fordyce Koper,
Theodore P. White, Phillip Mosse, William H.
Harrison, James S. McCoy, and Joha Wasson, by
F. O. Durk their attorney, whose postofflce ad
dress Is Tombstone, A. T., have filed their appli
cation for a patent fir. 1S05 linear leet of the Baler
mine or vein, bearing gold and silver and other
minerals, with surface ground 550 leet in width,
situated in the Toinbiton Mining District, Co
chlse Count), Arizona, and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this office as,
Lot No. 12J. Said Lot No. 123 belugas follows to.
wit: Beginning at tbo initial monument, a poet
4x4 Incnes 5 feet long In mound of stones, marked
S. M. Baker M. C. No. 1, 'rom which a shalt 4xt
feet, 30 feet deep bears south 10 feet distant;
thence run north 51' 08 east on the line to north
east center of claim 618 feet to a 4x4 inch post 5
feet long in a monument of stones, marked!. M.
C. No. 2; from which U. S. M. M. No. Si bears
north 70 26' east, 4626 feet distant; thence north
36 37' west 233 feet, to a post4x4 inches 5 feet lonjr.
In a monument of stone and earth, marked B. M.
C.No. 3; thence south 52 55' west 821 feet to
intersect with the west side line of the SUvar
Cable M. C, at a point north "13 feet from a 4x4
inch post marked S. C. M. C.No. 8, attJ06Jeet
same course south 52' 55' west to southwest cor
ner ot claim to post 4 Inches square, 5 feet long, In
monument of stone and sarth, marked B. M. C.
No. 4 ; thenco south 30 37' east, 250 feet along the
southwest end line of claim to a post 4 Inches,
square, S feet long, In a mound of earthand stone,
marked B. M. C.No. 5; thence along same line at
550 feet to southeast corner to post 4 inchta,
square, 5 feet long in mound of stone marked K.
M. C. No. 6; tnence north 51 30 east alog
southeast side line of claim 70 5 feet to Intersect
w est side line of Silver Cable M. C, Lot No. 82, at
a point north 24 feet distant, to a post marked S.
CM. C.No. 3, at 772 feet to cast side line of Sil
ver Cable M. C. at a point north 2 4!' west, 344
feet distant from post marked S. C. M. C. No. 4,
at 1045 feet to south side line of Eagle Mining;
Claim, at a point south 80' 55' east, 302 5 feet dis
tant from a post mariced S. W. cor. Eagle, contin
uing on southeast line north 5t 30' east at 1304
feet to post 4 inches square, 5 feel long, In mound
of stone and cuth, maiked B M.C.No. 7; thence
north 36 37' west 283 to post No. 2, to place or
beginning survey of exterior boundaries of claim,
containing 16.00 acres, of which the followlngcoo
flicts occur: 1st. The Delhi M. C.lotNo. 104, of
0 33acres: 2d, The Eagle Miningclalm east or the
Silver Cable line, not Included in tho Delhi, con
flict 3 94 acres; 3d, Conflict with Silver Cable M.
C. 8.31 acres. Total amount covered by conflict
12.28 acres, which leaves area claimed 3.72 acres.
Magnetic variation 1125' east. The location or
this mine Is recorded In the Recorder' Office for
Cochise County. A. T., Book 3, pago 68, records,
of mines transmitted.
Any anc all persons claiming adversely any por
tion of eald Baker mine or surface ground are re
quired to file their adverse claim w lth the Register
ofthe United States Land Office at Tncsein, Ari
zona, during the sixty days period of publication
hereof, er they will be barred by virtne of the pro
visions ofthe Statntc.
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
F. G. BURK, Att'y for Applicants, Tombstone,
It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be
published for the period of sixty days (ten consec
utive weeks) In the Epitaph, a weekly newspaper
published at Tombstone, A. T., which paper!
hereby designated by me as published nearest such,
claim. HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Notice of Forfeiture.
TOMBSTONE, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Cochise, July 1, 1883. To the
heirs, executors, administrators or assigns of
Matthias Vollmer, deceased. You are hereby noti
fied that I have expended one hnndred dollar
In labor and Improvements on each of tho follow.
Ing named mining claims : Columbia, Saratoga,
Green Jacket and Vesuvius, situated in Cochise
Mining District, County of Cochise, Territory of
Arizona, and owned by said Hathla Vollmer,
C. F, Uanke, and jr. R. Kennedy, copies
ol notices of locations bjlng recorded In the
records of Cochise Co., Arizona. In ordtr to hold
said premises under the provisions ot etlon
2324, Revised Statutes of the Unlud States, being
the amount required to hold the same for the year
A. D. 1881. And H within ninety day ftr this
notice by publication, you fail or refuse to con
tribute your proper proportion of such expen
diture as co owners, yoar Interest in tld claims
will become the property of the subscriber un
der aald section 2324. J. K KENNEDY.
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Send for eta
NeTrllluftia
ted Price-Lilt
No. 30, for
Fall Midwin
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ter of 18S1. Free to any addreu. Con
tains full description of all kindtot good,
for personal and family use. We deal
directly with the consumer, and sell art
goods in any quantity atoleeaU prices.
You can buy better and cheaper than at
home.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
Hfrand 229 Wabash ATenue.Chicat-o.IU.
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About HI rjttet, aid fall itttripWoau pti ud dtrwtift-u for
Ilutlac t&OO trarUtici of VtUbl ftAd FVoww StUt, FUttU.
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will U fousd mora rdiablt tat plutlBf la lh Ttrttfom Ibaa
bow jrrowa fii-laor. Sooth. Wa mail a ip-KUlty of upplyUv
Itfarbo) Qardsfn. Aidrtu,
D. M. rEEEY CO- Dltxoit, Midi,
MOORE,
& Co., Louisville, Ky.
H. B. HUNT.
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MOORE & DANT'S.
In bond In Kentucky, Sprlngor "80 $
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MOORE, HUNT & OO'S
Ciownbrind, 1 case, 5togal $ 8
do do 5 do do 7 SO
Crown brand, 10 cases, 5 to gal TOO
Crown brand, pints, I! doz to case 8 Br
Crow n brand, S dot to case, 5 cases 800
Crown brand, pints, S doz to case, lOcasas.. 8 00
Anchor Champa,, pints, 5doza 8 50
do do aaarte.lde 7 60,
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