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S C Bagg, editor and proprietor, announces new subscription terms at his office. This brief note invites readers to inquire about rates and options at 20 SAKMS street.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1892
Page
7
S C Bagg, editor and proprietor, announces new subscription terms at his office. This brief note invites readers to inquire about rates and options at 20 SAKMS street.
The district court of the first judicial district of the territory of Arizona Cochise County issues a summons to He Lea requiring appearance within ten to thirty days to answer a complaint seeking a $443 judgment plus interest costs and foreclosure of attached property to satisfy the judgment. Details reference sheriff attached property and an order of sale. dated February 15, 1809, and signed by the sheriff and deputy.
Public notice states Maggie Letson plaintiff sues for debt against A Bauer in case in C B Alverd Court of Precinct No 1 Cochise Territory dated April qth sale of defendant title to lot 3 block 17 in Turnstone City to satisfy judgment April 27 1892 at 1 pm at Cochise County courthouse Abraham Broad constable will sell to highest bidder in currency. Also notices for quartermaster fuel forage water contracts at road stations in Department of Arizona with bids due April etc.
Notice announces guardian sale under probate order in Tombstone Arizona. Property includes one bid interest in J. & Durkee & Co assets, large freight wagons, horses, mules, and farm buildings on about four and a half acres near Tombstone. Sealed bids due by sale day with bond and right to reject any bid.
An advertisement from A. Karpfen & Co. at 132 Quincy St Chicago promotes a 300 page catalogue with illustrations and prices from West man manufacturers. Readers urged to send 200 for a copy and phrase about goats and earning up to 50 dollars with jet work.
William E. Dodge and D Willis Jatars of New York City filed for a patent on 3.45 acres of surface ground at Lookout Mine in Warren Mining District Cochise County Arizona. The filing names Ben Williams as attorney in fact and lists a detailed survey description and adjacent claims. Herbert Brown, Register, orders publication and adverse claim notices by interested parties to file with the U S Land Office in Tucson Arizona.
An unclear AP style fragment lists Dust Wines E Dodge associated with New York City and March 22 in Tucson Arizona, mentioning UW and BGR with scattered place names and a Ben attribution.
Notice records the filing of a patent for the Hayes mine in the Warren Mining District Cochise County Arizona. It describes a 20.23 acre lode claim with specific bearings and monuments, situating it near the Cop Queen smelters and bounded by several adjacent claims. Adverse claimants are urged to file within sixty days at the Pima County Tucson office, under legal provisions.
The U S Land Office Tucson notices two mining patent filings in Cochise County Warren district. D Willis James and William E Dodge by Ben Williams seek thirteen hundred fifty feet of Neptune vein with gold silver copper and other minerals near Iron Springs. Separate filing by Herbert Brown attorney for Prospectors for Surprise Mine seeks six hundred twenty two Roser Soet the vein with similar minerals in the same district, detailing boundaries and adjacent claims.
In Cochise County Arizona probate court, Micuart O'Net administrator issues notice to creditors and others with claims against J B O'Neil, deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication to the Probate Judge in Tomstone. Dated Towbstone March 11 1891.
A reward of 500 is offered for a horse named Gog or marked as crop and left ear. The owner is H Hasselgreen of San Pedro River area, with identifying marks noted as right ear crop and left ear branding.
After January first the Prospector adverts for legal notices will follow Act 83 rates set by the Sixth Legislative Assembly. The act specifies sheriff notices summons orders of sale and other required notices be charged at $1.00 per inch for the first insertion and 75 cents for each subsequent insertion with single column Nonpareil type. Sheriffs probate recorders must collect these charges from the parties served and remit to the papers performing the service.
Notice to creditors that administrator EF Larson, of Sie ace, is handling the estate. Dated March sixth, A.D. 1892.
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