Weekly Journal-Miner from Prescott, Arizona • Page 6

4AGE SIX WEEKLY JOURNAL-MINER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1920. City Isfews In Brief Camp Verde Visitor A. Stone was in the city yesterday on a short business mission. He is from Camp Verde. Back From Visit Al Bowers returned yesterday from Los Angeles vhcre he has been visiting his father, F.

W. Bowers, one of ttie principal parties interested in the Black Hoise mine situated about and a half miles from the city on the Senator highway. A lead of gold-sil-vr ore assaying $80 a ton is reported uncovered at a point on' a drift 60 feet north of the shaft on the 100-foot level. Al Bowers said that Los Angeles had changed considerable since his last visit to that city, fifteen years having elapsed since he was on the coast. From Phoenix C.

W. Gandy who is a resident of Phoenix was a visitor to this city yesterday. He came on a matter of business. From Denver J. L.

Hatcher who. is in this city on a short business trip is a guest of llerndon Morris at Jhc Yavapai club, (From Saturday's daily) From Chicago. VL Laurence Sauer, who comes Chicogo, is a guest of Albert H. Gale at the Yavapai club. He arrived yesterday.

Los Angeles Visitor. J. D. L. Williams is a visitor in the city from Los Angeles, and is staying at the Yavapai club.

Banning Creek Visitor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mbsher were in the city from Banning creek yesterday. Successful Poultry Raiser. Mrs.

E. Overhuls of Williamson Vlalley, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Overhuls is a rancher of that district and according to his wife, the ranch has a fine showing of corn, potatoes, sudane cane and milo maize. Mrs.

Overhuls herself specializes in poultry raising. Her bronze turkeys showed an increase of one hundred this year despite the unfavorable late spring. Yesterday was a business trip, and resulted in the marketing of fancy Rhode Island Red chickens, for layer and chicken purposes. Month Vacation. Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Acker are spending a mlonth in Los Angeles, Pasadena, Catalina Islands and other California points on a combined recreation and visiting, tour. They will return about the first of October.

Held Up On Road. Bruce Piper, engineer in charge of the Prescott-Jerome highway, is held up because of the difficulty of securing a steam shovel engineer to operate a small steam shovel on the surfacing work which is being rusred on the SMirimit of the highway. Mr. Piper is scouting himself and has several others on the lookout for a competent man who will man the shovel and get the surfacing small rock and gravel in place before rains and winter set in. Timekeeper From Jerome.

Roy Davidson, who' is employed by the United Verde as a timekeeper, was in the city yesterday on a business trip. From Los Angeles. Frank Gillilen, who is a resident of Los Angeles, is on the city on a business mission. He is a guest of Herndon Norris at the Yavapa. club.

Former High School Girl Here. Miss Lillian Mackie, who attended the Prescott high school last year, was in the city yesterday visaing friends. She was a guest of the Mile Hi Club at the reception given to the new students of the high school this week. Camp Verde Visitor Mrs. Ralph Monroe who comes from Camp Verde is a visitor in the city.

She arrived yesterdap. From Tuscon. A. Gremore is a visitor in tin, city from Tuscon. From Jerome.

Ray Sloan of Jermoc is the citv for a short business stay From Humboldt D. Sh'anahanwho is a resident ol the Humboldt district arrived in pres. cott yesterday from Humboldt. From Phoenix R. F-.

Darnell is in the city from Phoenix. From Clemenceau A. Channel was in the city yesterdap. He is a resident of the Verde valley and lives in the vicinity of Clemenceau. From Mayer O.

D. Kemp was in the city from Mayer yesterday. Phoenix Visitors Mr and Mrs. Oscar C. Bartlett were visitors in this city yesterday.

JPotito for Ford In the window of the St. Michael bar is a four pound sample potato grown near Jerome Junction. This "spud" was brought in as a sample to bp furnished the grill soon lo open. On the potato is a placard reading "For sale or will trade for a Ford." Gone to the Coast Roy Sloane who is head chef at the United Verde Hotel at Jerome was in the city yesterday. He spent the day visitinsr friends about the city.

He leaves tonight for Los Angeles on a three weeks' vacation. From Copper Basin Richard McNary is in the city from Copper Basin, arriving yesterday. Visiting Family Dan Campbell, father of Governor Campbell, was in the city yesterday from Jerome. He will spend a few days. at his home in Prescott.

From Mayer Peter Schaeffer. wlio is well known tne Mayer district was in uie tnj yesterday on a combined business and visiting trip. School Teacher Here Miss Anna Bustard arrived in Prescott yesterday on her way to Camp Verde. She will teach in the Camp Verde schools this coming year. Miss Bustard was formerly an educational aide at Whipple Barracks and has just returned from a visit in New Jersey.

From Camp Verde W. M. Hhrdman was in the city yesterday from Camp Verde. Prescott Visitor W. Kogen was a Prescott visitor yesterday.

He came from Camp Verde. Prescott Visitor. William Follette was a Prescott visitor yesterday. He is a rancher of the Autman district on the Verde. Business Trip.

S. P. Wells made a business trip to this city yesterday from Aultman. He is a rancher of that section. In The City.

Louis Lebsch was a Prescott visitor yesterday. Mr. Lebsch is a rancher from the Verde. From Middle Verde. Joe Ellis, who is a rancher from the middle Verde, was in the city yesterday upon a business mission.

day frim Jerome, On Way to Swansea. Mr nnd Mrs. Joseph W. Murton of Humboldt passed through yesterday on their way to the Swansea mine on the Parker cut-off, to wlucli place Mr. Murton has been transferred by the Consolidated Arizona Smelting company.

From Jerome. Raymond Zimmer, who was the only soldier from this county to he sent to Whipple Barracks when that institution was under the control ot the war department inc yesterday from Jerome. He is connected with the T. F. Miller company of that city, and previous to entering service had been in the employ of the same company.

While in Prescott he called at the Red Cross community house and visited with Anna nnmnbell Jones secretary ot uic and of the Ked crus. other of his friends made while the Barracks. at Visiting Friends. yesterday wrur P.nilev arrived i kL 1 i from San Antonio, lexas 1 t-rrn rnm place he received n.s gcr-al supply company, U. b.

a. stationed at that place he ranking a sergeant. After spending a few das in this city renewing old acquain- tences and visiting w.tn Bailey will leave for Phoenix to be- dn duties in the employ u.c highway department. Leaving Today. Mrs.

Florence Emerson, ter Muriel. w.H leave --noon's train for Claremont, Cal, or Mrs. Emerson has ai" connection with the Pomona couebv. Place. Miss Muriel Emerson wiU visit in Claremont -u! 1 1 mity -r I CS UIUll to assunfc the mines ui her school at ban jo.

Back From Jerome. yesterday MppL- returneu ii. ii. from Jerome. Mr.

Mecks sw.cu rVeoole of Jerome feel gratified at the splendid vote cast for yv Clark for the republican for the United States senate, in that ty and even should he fail of nom-X'ion they still are proud that the returns showed their spirit the contest. From The Santa Fe Ranch. Mrs. E. C.

Hankin was a visitor to this city yesterday from the Del Rio dairy rms, which is the source of milk and cream, supply or the Harvey eating house system along the Santa Fe railroad, nd is ow. tht company. Mr- Hankin is ranch manager for the company. Mrs. A.

WiHoughby arrived from Chicago yesterday afternoon for the purposce. of interviewing a late ar rival at the home of George a. rieias, of this city. Mrs. Wjlloughby is the mother of Mrs.

Fields and will pay an vi.it at the Fields home tit's eity. From Cottonwood. Mayor Visitor. Edward Mahurin, a rancher of the i J. V.

Berg, was in from Mayer Verde Valley and who is now a resi-. yesterday on business, dent of Cottonwood, was a visitor, 'in From Senator. this city yesterday. He came to at-! Gus Swanson. was in Prescott yes-tend to business, and intends making terday.

He is from the Senator dis- a short stay. From Lynx Creek. Tim Scanlon was a visitor to this city yesterday. He lives in the Lynx Creek section. From Jerome.

C. J. Beale and family were Prescott visitors Sunday. Mr. Beale is i resident or Jerome.

Delayed on Trip Important business prevented Win. R. Uber from accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Claud Davenport to the coaf.t last week.

Mrs. Davenport is his daughter. Mr. Uber is leaving for the north, however, and will meet his daughter for a trip to British Columbia and the Atlantic coast, stopping at several cities. Chef for Grill Arrives Carl M.ulberry, who was for three years with Kelly, the Los Angeles restaurantcur.

arrived yesterday from Los Angeles to enter the employ of Birch and Taylor as a pastry and fry chef at the St. Michael grill which will open to the public September 15. Overland To Phoenix. Senator Johns left the city yesterday afternoon for Phoenix on a few days business trip. He will make the trip overland.

Sheriff Goes To Jerome. Sheriff Warren G. Davis left yesterday afternoon for Jerome. He was accompanied by Jerry Fijzpatrick. justice of the peace at Clarkdale.

In The City. (Walter Miller, who is connected with the T. F. Miller company of Jerome, canic to Prescott yesterday on a business trip. To Bring Back Prisoner.

Under Sheriff Bowers is on his way lo California to bring back Jim i Lynch, who is wanted in this county I for an alleged embezzlement. Vacationing In Pine Crest. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Robinson and daughter, who are Chandler residents are in Pine Crest for a vacation stay of a month. From Cmp Verde. G. Clayton, who is a resident of Camp Verde, was, in the city yesterday from Camp attending to some legal business.

From Aultman. J. France, a rancher from the Ver de Valley near Aultman, was a vis itor to Prescott yesterday. From Mayer. F.

M. Pribble was a visitor to this city from Mayer yesterday. From Camp Verde. Mrs. Granville Fain, who is a resi dent of Camp was in the city yesterday.

From Huron. George W. Whitaker, who is a rancher near Huron, was in the city yesterday on business. Prescott Visitor. M.

J. Daniels of Chicago, is spending a few days in the city on a mission trip. He is connected with the Checkometer company of that city. He is interested in this section as a probable recreation center during the summer vacation season, and was making inquiry as to golf and other out of doors activities of the city. St.

Louis Mining Man Here. Dr. M. D. Jennings arrived yester day from St.

Louis. He is interested in mining property in the Lrook Canyon district. From Williams. Dr. E.

B. Perrin is in the city from Williams, arriving yesterday. From Tempe. Clyde Burton, was a Prescott visitor yesterday, lie is a resident of Tempe. Prescott Visitor.

C. Q. Roe, who comes from Mayer, was a visitor in this city yesterday. Froom Creek. J.

A. Gilford was in from Groom Creek yesterday. From Williamson Valley. Tnin, rnt1i was in from his ranch in Williamson valley yesterday. Williamson Valley Visitor.

E. A. Marlowe, was in the city yesterday. He is a rancher from Williamson Valley. From Simmons.

Joe Stephens, who resides near Simmons, was a Prescott visitor yesterday. Flagstaff Visitor. C. B. Williams, who is a resident of Flagstaff, was in the city yester-terday on a business mission.

One Of The Varities. R. A. Stapleton, one of the 57 varieties, arrived in Prescott yesterday representing the H. J.

Heinz corporation. In From Mayor. B. Solsenberg came to from Mayer yesterday for stay on business. Prescott a short Dewey Visitor, -Dewey, I Pwcott isrtc-r trict, and came to the city on a short business trip.

From Simmons. (Adolph Matlcy, was in the city from from his ranch near Simmons yesterday. From Fair Oaks. William Roberts, who resides in the Oak Creek section, is a Prescott visitor. Back To Prescott.

A. G. Curtic, returned to. this city Tuesday after spending several months at Clarkdale in the employ of theClarkdalc' improvement company. From Kirkland.

Mrs. Louis Jackaon. who is a resi dent of Kirkland, wasta Prescott visitor yesterday. From Senator District. Joe O'Neil.

a mining man from Ihe Senator district, was in the city yesterday on business. From Skull Valley. Charles Coughran, of Skull Valley, was a visitor in the city yesterday. Visited Sister. Curtis MSller, county superintendent of schools, visited with his sister Mrs.

Ed. Ritter at Kirkland Sunday. May Bring Bride. Thomas McMillan, machinist ap prentice at the Santa Fe shops has roiie to San Bernardino for a short visit, and it is rumored that on his return he may have to haveltrans portation for two. Prnm MeCabe.

John L. Davis, a mining man trom McCabe, was in the city yesterday From Groom Creek. riinrles Phillios was a visitor in the city from Groom Creek Thurs day. Prnm Kirkland. rimrles Brandt is in the city from Kirkland for a few days visit in this city.

From Groom Creek. Mrs. Otto Laritr. Jr. was in the city yesterday.

She is a resident of Groom Creek. Prom Skull Valley. A. L. Gardner, was a visitor to this citv from Skull Valley, arriving yes terday.

From Mesa, iW. B. Lewis, a resident of Mesa, was inP rescoft yesterday on matters if business. From Thumb Butte. F.

Dean, from the Thumb Butte mining district, was a Prescott vis itor yesterday. From Cottonwood. 'Mrs Frances Willard Munds, and daughter Sadie, were in the city from Cottonwood yesterday. To Stoddard. Wlalter C.

Ellis of the E. L. company of this city, was a visitor in Stoddard yesterday. From Congress Junction. Dan Sullivan, a mining man (from the Congress Junction district, was a Prescott visitor yesterday From Lynx Creek.

Tim Fell, who lives in the Lynx Creek section of the county, was a visitor to this city yesterday. From Los Angeles. Al Kent is in the city frpm Los Angeles. After a few days business visit he will return to the coast. Back From Visit.

Mrs. Charles Swanson returned yesterday from an extensive visit with relatives in Iowa and the Daki- tas. Frim Senator. Mrs. Fred Granlund.

who is a resi dent of the Senatir district, was in the city yesterday on a shopping trip. Visiting Father. Allan Jackson, who is a student of the University of Arizona at Tucson, is visiting with his father. George W. Johnson of the Stoddard mine.

Trip To Jerime. A. L. Barnes, II. M.

Coleman, and A. D. Gillipse made a trip over the new highway to Jerome yesterday. They went on a business mission. Finder Prine Expert Here.

"Finger Print" Wright, who is in charge of the finger print svstem of identification of criminals at Phoenix, was a visitor in this city yesier-day. From Simmins. Mr. and Mrs. John G.

Edwards and Mrs. C. E. Edwards were in the city from Simmons Thursday on a shopping trip. They are ranchers from that section.

Editor Here. Jack Martin, who is editor of the Holbrook News, was in the city yesterday. He reports that the indications for the existence of large oil in thp Holbrook field arc 'very favorable. From liumDoiax. Mildred Marks, daughter of Tom J.

Marks of Humboldt, was in the city Friday to attend the Yavapai Club dance. She is a student of the University of Arizona at Tucson, and is paying her parrents a visit. To Brinsc Back Wife. Ed. Block, the south Montezuma street clothier, left Saturday for Pas-sadena, California.

He will join his wife in that city and will visit on the coast for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Block will then return to this city. Back To Glendale.

Mtmroe, who spends his spring and summer in Prescott, has gone to Glendale for the winter. Prescott Visitors. Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Gronland, and was a'tbek daughter, were in thecity They reside in the Senator district From Willow Creek. the A. Bishop and family were in city yesterday from Willow Creek, Deputy Sheriff From Mayer. Tommy Thompson, a deputy sher iff of this county, was in the wct frtlfiir nccrtninnilli.il One Hundred Ounce Ore.

While engaged in assessment work, one hundred ounce silver ore was reported from the N. showing in a parellel ore shoot to the main zero vein. To Develop Mine. G. T.

Odom has returned' from Portland, Oregon, to which city he went a few weeks ago. He announces the company which recently purchased the claims known as the Clevenger' group near the NC-4 has been adeauatelv financed' and that the work of development will begin i Will Attend Normal. Yvonne Morrison left yesterday for Tempe where she will attend the normal school during the coming term. (From Tuesday's Daily) His Fountain of Youth. C.

C. Davis, of the Arizona Packing Company, made a trip Saturday by automobile to Wickejnburg, accompanied by his family. They had a good trip in spite of the washed out conditions of the wagon roads, and all had a drink from the Has-sapampa water in the original "Has-sayamper town." Davis says he just must have some of it every few rlrrlit where it is the strong est. To him, it's the real Fountain of Youth. The Hide Proves It.

On a recent trip to the Clevenger group of mines which were taken over by a Portland. Oregon syndicate about ten days ago, Jack Odom, one of the syndicate found and killed four big diamond backed rattle snakes. He had the hides tanned by a taxidermist and is showing them proudly. The Ingest one measured five and one half feet, and was a great size. Old timers claim this was the higffest they ever saw of this variety of rattler.

Finding Summer Homes. That Phoenix people arc going to be looking to the mountains ior -omn irrounds is evidenced (lit. ia- l. the fact that a nunYber have been coming every year to the Camp Creek country just north Mesa in a country not far removed from rhocnix where tnosc who cannot get out for an extended stay can get relief from the heat and have a change of surroundings, stated that this resort is It is growing year by year and that next year than. ever.

Likew it bigger use ne the number of people who comc Cherry Creek post is greatly. Groom Creek Outing Club rf A T.mdsay ol Groom Creek has sold her summer cottages Pi.npniv. and he to a Mr. Auer will enlarge the same. It is stated that it is likely a company or in the Iron mg uiun outing club will be organized Phoenix and that a numDer ul ilies will be there iur mer.

Inspecting Forests. r- McVrlir. assistant forest su pervisor 'of the' Prescott Natioannl ovtended trip ot )ll UII fMlfl OL inspection over tne the forest. He will cover Camp er ic and will touch I'hoemx fnr ten days. trip, lie win ue Activity Increases.

Mr. and Mrs. Ti. M- uiue.a.... the city yesterday from Dewey shopping trip.

They reported r.lttlC prosperous condition as on the men and increase in their section. Ready To Move Road Camp of road At- TTcra-pr ,7.11... work out on Williamson vancj rnnrl W3S ill tllC City i' esterday. He his camp to another hnnrs to lllOVC section of road in a few days. Back From Summer Trip.

Mrs. F. C. Sutton, and iay doyn Sutton, have returneu u. all summer's vacation spent on the nrrivimr from San I-rancisco yesterday.

While inthc California met- much ropolis, baby bwcnuu.jn commendation for her dainty da. Mr. Sutton is an cngme" employ of the Santa 1-c. Here From Reno. Miss.

Fern Lowry is from Reno, Nevada mmi-s tiyes anil friends. Late Rains Did Good. Ed Ritter of Kirkland is the city on business. Summer rams though late, have made good feed in his section. To Vacation In Frisco.

E. Davis one of the operators in the Western Union last nicht for sau CUlIll'J Francisco, California on nr. vacation. Helping Canvas Returns Qnnprvisor Midgley accom lpanicd bv Mrs. Midglly are in the city from Mr.

Midcelv is attcndini the official count of the late lamented primarv election That is, lament-i -ed by sorae, Cattleman Here. Van Dickson, cow man, from Skull Valley was in the city yesterday from his rancn. He is pleased iwit1' conditions. T. J.

Laird was in from Groom Creek yesterday in attendance at court being a principal in a damage suit brought for an injury alleged to have hcen received in Laird's mine while it was under bond and lease some time ago. Capital Claims Has Ore. O. Gilleland was in the city yesterday from the Black Hills district-bringing some high copper samples carrying 40 percent in the red metal and 20 ounces in silver. The ore iwas a "ew P'aCe thC I Lapital claim Lynch Buys Fine Home.

A. W. Bikker has sold his fine residence at 228 N. Mt. Vernon to Mike ynch, who also bought some of the furniture and equipment The price was stated to be $8,350.

This is one of the pretty homes of that part of the city. Organizing New Company. The Portland-Prescott mining company is under process of organization to operate the Clevenger Copper, Silver, Gold group on Little Copper Creek. The principals in the company are here from Portland, Oregon. The three Odum hrothcrs are the moving spirits in the enterprise which has great promise.

J. W. Jenkins, and old time mining engineer of this section, is consulting Engineer, and Henry Stoffer will probably be in 'charge of under ground work. In From Ruby Silver Mine. A.

C. Gilm'ore came in Sunday from the Ruby Silver mine, and says he is pushing a raise to the surface for air from the 400 foot tunnel. Back From Mesa. Miss Mazie Startzman who has been on a business trip to Mesa, has returned home. She had a very sue cessful trip.

Back From Visit. Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Meany were in the city from Jerome Saturday. Mr. Meany is collected with the Bank of Jerome in the mining city. Ford Man In Town. C.

E. Warren who has been at the Ford Gold Mines for some time has moved his family in' from camp and will spend the winter here. He tnrp trreat ininrovement will be noted in mining in the spring. Gone To Copper Country. E.

P. Seaman left Iat night for Clarkdale and Jeroiiie, on business lo be gone several days. Receiving Welcome Royale Ed. who had his leg broken on the last day of July is out of the hospital after a long siege. He traveling on four legs now, but hopes to be able to dron one of them in a few days and the other one a little later.

He was riding on a motor car between Wick-enburg and Hot Springs junction and ran head-on into a freight train. Many friends are giving 'Ed" the glad "hello" on seeing him safe on the road to recovery. Slept In School House. O. B.

Marston who covers this section regularly for the C. F. Web ber Company of Los Angeles arrived yesterday in his auto from Phoenix via the Congress Junction road. He says he slept night before last on the floor of the school house at Yava, as the gulch was impassable, and that all those who the racintr stream soon after the big rains, had to be pulled out of the quick sands by mule team. He says he picked a bad day for the drive, but, that if there were a few small bridges on the route the road would be fine even in wet weather as the formation is sandy and dries off quickly.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF YAVAPAI COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA. WILLIAM A. FIELD. Plaintiff, vs. FEDERAL MINES AND METALS a corporation.

Defendants, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S bAt-h. OF REAL PROPERTY Under and by virtue of a Writ of Execution issued by the Clerk ot the above entitled Court, and under seal thereof, dated the 27th day nf Ink- 1920. in the above entitled action, wherein the said plaintiff obtained a judgment against the said defendant on the 17th day of July. 1920. for the sum of fifty one thou-ssand four hundred thirty nine dollars and forty five cents, with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 17th day of July.

1920. until paid, together with costs in the sum of twenty-one dollars and twenty cents, and which rotil UKJfmem ts uncrreicd in uuun. i 4 6f Judgmint 4t age 114 in the office of the clerk of s.itd Court. 1 am directed to make 'the sum due on said judgment, wilh interest as aforesaid, and, cosrs aul accruing costs to satisfy said judgment, out of the property of said debtor, situate in said County, belonging to said judgment debtor, on the date whereon said judgment was docketed in said court, or any time thereafter, and I have this day duly, and according to law. levied upon all of tV, right, title and interest of the sairr defendant in and to the following described real property situate in the Cherrjf Creek Mining District.

Yavapai County, Arizona: Clark No. 2, Monroe Annex No. L.Mjonroe; Blackhawk Annex No. Blackhawk; Blackhawk Annex No. 3: Hawk; Black Hawk Annex Catherine McGhee, Black Hhwk No.

Clark No. 1: Clrirk No. Dearborn, Black Annex No. Black Hawk No. Four.

Harict, and Blackhawk No. Three i'ldc claims United tSates Paten for which is of record in Book i0'2 of Deeds page 27i, et seq. rec-oids of Yavapai County. Arizona, together with any and all mills, ma-eliinerv. houses, barns or other improvements situate thereon, and also all of every kind, nature and description which is now upon ssaid mining claims or used in connection therewith.

by causing a copy of said execution and my return of levy upon the above described property to be filed and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said Yavapai County, Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given that on Monday, the 6th day of September, 1920, at the hour of elev en clock, in the forenoon of that day, at the north door of the court house in the City of Prescott. in said County of Yavapai, and State of Arizona. I will in obedience to said writ of execution sell all of the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said plaintiff's-judgment, with interest, costs and accruing costs, to the Irighest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States of Aincrica. Witness My Hand this 4th day of August, 1920. WARREN- G.

DAVIS. Sheriff of Yavapa'i County, State of Arizona. By Ed. F. Bowers.

Deputy Sheriff. September 14th. 1920. The above sale is postponed until Friday the 17th day of September, 1920, at eleven o'clock A. M.

WARREN G. DAVIS. Sheriff Yavapai County. State of Arizona. 6t(V) First pub.

Aug. 11. September 6. 1920 The above sale is postponed uutil the 14th day of September. 1920.

at 11 o'clock a. m. WARREN G. DAVIS. Sheriff.

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE Prescott, Arizona, Auer. 11, 1920 To T. G. Norris, His llcirs oi Assigns: You are hereby notified that I have expended during the years 1915 and 1916 the sum of Twelve Hundred ($1200.00) Dollars in labor and improvements upon the following named Mining Claims situated in the Walker Mining District, Yavapai County, Arizona, to-wit: The VINEGAR lode claim, location recorded in Book 54, page 158, Mining Records of Yavapai County. Arizona; The O.

W. L. lode Mining Claim, location recorded in Book 49, Page 421, said County records; The ZULA Lode Mining Claim, location recorded in Book 49, Page 504, said County records: The ZULA NO.2, Lode Mining Claim, location recorded in Book 54, Page 82, said Countv records; The COLLINS Lode Mining Claim, location recorded in Book 39. Page 495. said Countv Records, and The Arked Lode Minins Claim, lo cation recorded in Book 63.

Pase 355. said County Records. That such labor was performed and expenditure made in order to hold said Claims under the provisions of Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and the amendments thereto concerning annua assessment work, or labor upon Mining Claims, it being the amount required to hold said claims for the years ending Dec. 21, 1915 and 1916. Also that I have tiled the notices required to hold said above-described Claims, and the Silver Reef lode Mining Claim, Walker Mining District.

Yavapai County, Arizona, location recorded in Book 84. Page 225. Mining Records of Yavapdi County, Arizona, under Resolution No. 12 and No. 20.

approved by Congress Oct. 5. 1917. and Nov. 13.

1919, for the years 1917, iyis and i9iy. And if, within ninety days of the personal service of this jiotice. or within ninety days after the publication thereof, you fail or refuse trt contribute your proportion of said as co-owner, your interest in said Mining Claims will be come the property of the subscriber, your co-owner, who made the required expenditure in accordance with the provisions of said Section 2324. and filed said notices required bv said Resolution No. 12 and No.

20, approved by Congress Oct. 5, 1917, and Nov. 13, 1919. JOHN CURRN "IV.