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TIE C1VY-TIALL,

Tho Collector roalized about q, 600 from ga
loon and other licensca.
Tic police ntl 1ren,on were paid yeste.tlay,
and rot e5 cents for tholr scrlp.
Tho newly.appo!uted membcrs OF the Board
OF Education qualified yesterday by taking tho
necessary onths.
The City Treasurer yostesdny received $5,515
from thu Water Depurtment, $h,2Ut from tha
Collector, md $a5, 1855 from t4e County TEeasu.
rer, In scrip,
aupt. soayey was reported yesterday to be
quito III. lie Aent Tor tllo Mayor during tho
afternoon. md 20 prrcarlous wAs hts condition
that hts trlcnts wtro fearful TINT hc could not
lonE sNrVtye.
4 delegation of hnckmon called upon Capt.
VDunliell yesterday ind protested aEainst
tl,e conduct OF Ohcer Murphy toward them.
They c';im that theY are l'c,'g pcrsccutea BY
HIN IN tho Interest Of rtgal hacknluu, mud tlA
conduct is to be looked Into.
BuisIlnE permits were Issued yesterday to ].
Scott 10 Greet q two'story dwelling at No. 15G3
sonth llnlste'i, to cost $3,UO; to u. tcss, to
erect four tt'rcc-atorY buildings, corner Of Dcar-
@ bern aystauo a1i! Superior streot, 10 cost $33,-
u0; anl to q: T. Cook, to erect twostory
$35Dl
Tue Mayor asked Capl. O'DonAoll yesterday,
in ~ course Of conversation. what liz thought
question hnd heen the other way tbs answer
would have been muro Interesting. Bus 1t "
understood that tlsu Mayor thinks we'll ot tits
Catitnln, so 1t is all right anyhow, although
scaYeys SUCCESSOR has not boen named.
Ths Masor Is constantly being pestered by
traders who wait tayora III the way Of pcrmita
to ho this, tilat, or TIC other business, OH the
ground Tint they arc poor nnl unable to pay a
license, So far hu inIs turued deaf cur to their
appeals, anu he says that for tbs future uono such
need npplY. lla has no power to grant any
such fayors. a1.u 1t Is fur from hts desire to as,
sutnc authortty he )aa not, especially Whcn thu
clty's AuutClAl interests are at stake.
The "cxperts' OIL this City-Ilall work, Il a{,-
pears, faYu received iuhtructiona tr0a Nj. liar
| r1s,u to eInbfnca tu tlelr report an 'sopinuRh
! on alu.ost everything ia cotinsstion will. the
stspsturo, anu they have nErsed to obey orders.
!uouVht thas sAIs will aetay thu report, uI,d
t1 c1aM1s are tllat Is Will not bc submitted to.
| aa5 20 ue tolAlaitttc on Public buildings, al
! VIVA intended, but tlut It will 1e given to thu
| hayoF sonotrow Or Monday, to be laid oeforu
Tie Coapc'l at its next mcetlnK.
| TALK ABOUT AppolNg4HNrs.
Ihera Wss tho usual speculation yesterday on
TIE question of futuru apuolntments, bur the
&c dld not fall anywhere. ln thu forenoon OK
supt, Dixon hs1 long interview with hIs
lionor, wh!lo suyerai Of his lT1euds waited upou
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6ptc4at IIoa[th To Ina 3tt1ts71%.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 2f.-The yield of
GRIM Is 80 largely Ia excess Of expectation tllat
already there c1ists enr.blockade OF oil tho
railroads. 1t Is estimated that business could
be furnished for 8,o0o empty cars II they could
be had. THIS section Of tho State never had 60
pOuiitfful wheat crop before.
,.tson1 the fndtanapoHs JoHrng. .raiv ISL, inst.
tinues to be subject OF general commont aud
tic wiscst agricultural experts are unable to &C.
count for the graat superiority OF the yield over
er in quantity than usual, but tic grain is muci,
heavier. Experienced tllrcsEcra Bny they have
never before been so completely ut fault In esti-
mating Yields, the outcome In every case ex-
cccdtng tlieir estimates by fourth or third.
In tho case Of ono very large field, no haye
heard Of Tic threshcr agreeing to take MI over
twenty-five bushels for bis pay, md The ownor
refused to give 1t. This immense whcnt crop
represents hard cash, and will bring vast gum
Of money into the State.
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the ontslde. Iarrabec aprcars doomed to 20 At
last, which fs very natural. Nothing has pre-
vontctl his removal for sevcrnt wecks c1cspt
Mr. Waller, but It now appears TINT ho docs not
wish tu bo nntauoni.ttc 70 tho powers tfIat be,
md has yielded. Who hts successor will
bo 10 rast finding out, but Hans ilatr-
ting and Gcn. 1.!ob ~cre 1nnntloneta.
Both are known to have :. been
pressing their clntms for this or sonsa other po-
sitian far some time, but there haa always been
opposition to them, for ono reason or smother.
When Iarsabeo has been tllspoaed OF, i ID BE-
lieved TINT others will follow in the Depart.
nsnt, and that the work will bc pressed until
thcra IL not a vesttgo Of 1tcpubllcantsM loft
anywhere. In tho matter Of Bcayay's hucccssor
there was tho usual talk, and Austsn j. Do5lota
name appearatl nuong the candidates, but Tho
announcement was regarded aa joke. i Ia
thpl1Eht+ hHHcFcr, That nothfi1 Viii 10 H1ne
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A striking proof OF the thoroughness nt tho
EihIlistic organization in Russia IN furnished by
a recent l.lcst!ent. a few wotks ago dasing
aml successful bank:robbery was camualttud In
Khursuu, towniu Southern Russia, the amount
stolen banc very large. l1,a Russian police,
the story tt,at tuey were Nihlliats. This drew
from tho Executive Committee Of the Nihiltsta
su indignant denial. which was accompanied BY
pleslg3 10 discover tho true criminals, In proof
HAT they HeEe NOT NtAllsts. They kept thei1
word, a,ld IN lVss than Two weeks lia what tho
tue nusstau police with alt their 1aclltiea bad
beon unabio to accomplish, ,-capturcd tho bank
r0tbeEs and surrendered tbem IL tusttse.
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Spft9a{ Dlf04Ic1es10 7ns TF16NNf.
OEIwEta, FaYetto Co., July M.-1 do not
know single farmer who las crop Of good
spring wheat. Will yield from one to I'VE bush
els. VIC will not have moro than ono-fourth as
crop.
PaIMrnA, Warren Co., july M.-Chtnch. bugs
havu damaged spring wheat very much, WILL
be On aycrago yielu. Mostly In shock.
WisrERsEr, Madison Co., July ai.-sprlng
wheat thIn but we'll filled, except where dam.
agcl by chincl,-bugs, Corn Ia excellent.
l1ooK's Po1aT, Hamilton Co., July a.
Spring wheat harvest III progress, Frornisea nr
nveraEo ysld, With better quality than last year.
Barley nntl outs fair.
WEsT 1i Us'os, ,.s; Fayptte t. Co. & Jnly si7spr!ng
splendid.
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2c5, e05, B17

The following list sows thu valuation Of nil
thu railroad prunerty, including renl md per-
sonal, he.L by the various roads within tho lna-
Its Of tho county: Baltimore d. OhIo, S78, ,Hsi; /;
Chicago IL Alton. t224s, ,62l; Chicago Burlington
y Quincy, x43l, ,770; Chicago Il Eastern Illinois,
Chcago. milwaukee, Il st. Paul, S:ss, ,:2sHi; Chi.
cago, milwaukee, j. Western, s5,71D; Chicago {,
Northwestern, 81, ,lGii Ch!c.g y PacilIc t68-
ooa; Chicago. Noek IIslund y Pasitle $l,0os, ,Ul5;
Chicago y State Limo, s59.s71; Chicago &
t!s,7lO; Lake Shore Il Michigan Rout,rrI1,
S:.a3, ,skse: Michigan Central, s9l ,4a; rttsburg,
Ciuelnnati d. 81. Louis, @;O0.tA9; rl.taburg,
Fort Wayne j. Chicago. 87aa,1N. Total, VI.
Gti,u9i,
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lSptcfnl HsNdschfs IL 7Ae 1FfbVH<
VALLEY CITY, Banner Co. IN. T. r. R.), July
A.-Outlook for whpat a No. ]. Looks now as
II spring wheat would 90 from twenty-five to
thirty bushels In this county. Wheat harYcst
will commence Within ten lays.
jamestown, Stutsman Co. {N. r. r r. July
2.--Spr!ng wheat well ill1cd. Fit to cut next
week. Prospects for thirty-two bushels Barley
has yielded fifty bushels. General outlook 10,
harvest good.
FAndo, Cass Co. m, +. r. R.), July 2f.-
Wheat Is we'll filled. Harvest commenced. Nc
damage from any cause. Wheat will 20 from
twenty-five to twenty-live bushels. Wheat eroE
compared with 1873: lncreusa in acreage, Il
per cent; yield abou. tho sau.o; quality con
6tderauiy better.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. july 2i.-Thc rain which
was promised hero yesterday BY tho Weather
Bureau lid not COME, anu tho marvellous drought
continues. 4 gentleman from 1Iarper'a Ferry
snys TINT pedestrians can now Cross both tho
Potomac uad Shenandoah Rivera at that potnt
on thu rocks Without wctttsN, tllelr feet, It Is
doubtful whether 80 low atate of water WAS
ever known before. Thu hay md corn crops In
tbIs section nrp considered 10 failures. NuLhing
but very heAYY anu immediate ruins can pre-.
vent It.
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Hperiai Dtspatcaes to me Tribune.
CENTRAL Clry, SlorrIck Co., July 2i.-spring
whsat rlpunInE evenly and rapllly. Chincll-
bugs l,ayo dono some damage. Crop reduced
BY carly drought from ono.thlsd to nnc-ha!f.
Wheat is thin. Heads are full from butt to
point. Plump grain. About hall tho wheat
tn shock. harley alt cut, Yield fatr. Oats will
not 10 cut for ten days. Too 1nu:h ratn Just
NOW.
CRETE, Saline Co., July 3i.-Farmcrs busy
harvesting. Whcat wilt yield some better thai,
waa anticipated. Rye and barley good 90 far.
Corn prospects yory good.
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Bpft7af U1fIdtfh 70 It'd 4FIbtN6
Dw1our. ILL.,, July ai.-We lro now husycst-
ine oats. Tile poorest crop cut for twcnty
years. Some Of tie oats will not 10 cut AZ all.
The chluctl-bugs havs ruined them. AS fast as
they destroy tho outs they 60 Into the corn aral
work upor It. The ground seetns literally nliyo
with them. AL devices 90 far have failed to
check or stop their devastation. Kerosene has
answeretl best, but nothing cau stop thu count
less biI!iona.
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EAST 8AossAw, Mich, July M.-New wheat
is coming III freely, and sells a. 0S cen:a to 81,
The crop has been about all secured, md 1t Ia
beloved will y.otd an ayernge OF twentY-three
pusles per acre. Sono tlelds wlll yield forty
husllels to tho acre.
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propert1cA. II IA mt \ moro Fttrnant Hike the er.
tracts Of beef. hut contains blood. forco.
generating. nn life. .snstalnIn1 properties; In in.
vnlnahio In all entcobiod cond!tlana whittier thu
result OF nxhaua;lon. nervous nrostsation. over.
from pulmonary complaints. Caawetl, Hazard Z
Co.. rfopsie.ors, New fuex. Fur sale by drug.
RIaff.
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Rpsdai DItpdfch ia 1hs 1sttnnk
NHwpogT, Columbia Co., July M.-somo
fields Of spElng wheat badly uscd up BY chlucl,-
bugs. Cutting was commenced on the eRrlless
sown what. looks now aa II It would make
ttffe 1;,,alte1R
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THE EXPOSITION.
Mr.. Assay ls Positive that It VIII
Not Go.
What the City Would Lose Wero tha
Building Removed.
Moreover, It Would 30 Slow Job to
Neruovo It.

yesterday relative to the proposal TINT bad bceu
uade tn eortatn dua'ters 10 ilaFe TIC Company
either pay hack.ront or pull down It's building
ma vseae 'e rtenl,sss "aen m tue sop.Tosr %
present use. Tho talk between the Mayor and
Mr.. Asay was an cxtron ely pleasing ono, MD
D and % NJ onnon III tint liner there would be M In,
mediate etaoga Of base on the pa1t Of M tho pres.
ent occupies Of tho city property. MF: Assay
md detailed tho substance Of bis talk to q TulD-
.,yr -o,,n,tnr NJ fol,,wa.
oSh ~ :. .sso.".' ~. ,paa 81 .'o -, A., ,u
WIS mo.0t ~ o tho. ny
that tho proposition to erect tE1is Exposition
building mas carried to successful issue. For
this purpose S175,0o0 was gotten together, but
the full amount Of STOCK was S2s5O,O0O, Well
~ ont s175. .fNsl mn, went tn vork, and then fin,
panic "'pea ltsel1 a'' o7cF .ne country h''a
everybody folt it severely. Wo lounI u impoa'
s!hle 70 ra'ac the balance Of the capital stock,
$7boN,-but tho work wont or, and at oad
apsils sneo tns III a1ons ~ t'ns nsen mp op
coon DEAL or INDEBTEDNESS
over The Association, but last September This
mi, 4 ntr cent, and in i87S Der cent diyilend
Last fail we foind We had siirplus,--nota very
1afge ono, but burplus,-so what did NO 70
but 20 and pay q large portion Of It out. Wo
bought those plaster clsts, for one thing; anu
70 nave nan 70 !nuch 1@s.Su " uepn,1lE p1 "
makc these mprovements-putttlg tn trlsscs
painting, cniclmln!ng. etc. The result isr VIC
now havo solid and cndurng structure.
mention thcse things merely to show you that
We haYa not al! grown rich out OF thc oxposa-
1son' Ma ..,t,a hato naa ~ i.ouaS5 W nus ness s,,
a ~ M pa nt.antass s1st o-. % ~.
sGpals. nun1 ~, -, ~. c aaeetar s1S ~, @ ~
tnel, M Ky ass Il ~ n,' t Gnt III
aseu Hau. 1s atosh 10 netu y, aoeus wv " Ia tt.,
yauas ad CENT psey9 .,,i tneFe Is one Q, Ihese e.,
persons uIs moa.a ~ nsE ~ eaoas @ ~. ~ n'S
ssocA !os ', aonns u ""a' ~ eo7' n''''
kn"" "ou'u' ...- -... ....-....,.
"uoW DID You COME 70 GET THE GROUND,
sR. AsAY7"
aT1e Council agreed to let Us erect tho build
tnr There was no promise at paYtpent or any,
nE e.e L. fo5 the privilege i Z va fe't tint y
Till kind, anl 30 The concession WINS granted 1u
pircd in 1s70." -
:. llage 5ou ever patd any rent or taxcsl'
or how ofton; but I think The a1noant Is about
alias thcro been any attempt to have you
pjrcl}h
just
SCHEME AG1TArEp NJ 4 FEW POLITICIANS"
u]3y what right do you tculatn tl,ere1,'
'By the same right Tint any person has to
sma % sS . Of l, ntr bstTe bis sSetts @ sf
and rs ata tho aatuo ns those between 4
landlord and tenant. II there hos been
na,d mi for OCCUPANCY. Of course mono Is to to oaId,
# f tho ~ nrreoment Telntcs TO extent Of tituo OF
OCCUPANCY only, tint is tbs thug TINT thu lnnt-
lord must project himself agatnst. When no.
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Joe Dixon called upon the Mayor yesterday
aud lad quito an Interview with him In the
presence Of ComntrolIcr Gurney.. After calling.
tle attention Of tho Mayor to tho yarloUa state
!nents all rumors which llaye been published
Of late In the papers, to tho effect tlat tho AS
sistant Superintendent lad been removed for
corruptlon and especially to positive state
meat made In the Nens Of day before yesterday,
to the effect that tiu Mayor had himself seen
money pass from tho Aanls Of criminals Into
those Of tho Assistant Superintendent,
the litter asked tho Mayor what
no knew about my such statements, md
how far be was responsible for them. In reply
to this the Mayor said tlllt ha knew Ut no
crookelness On Alr. Dixon's part, tint |,o hadn't
hcen removed for any such catisc, md tt.at no
by HIN. lie felt friendly tos3hrl Mr.. Dixon.
He was not rcsp0nhle for auy ot tho ruInors
which had beun circulated Of lnse regarding him,
mud had ncycr said to an. pcrson that crooked.
Persons l.ad beo,, to hin, with such statements,
hut those whom they had oifcrcl to tlring In rs
witnesses to them wcro inltstduals whonl tho
Mayor would not @lfeyc under ont1l:
Tie Mayor has finally nnswereI the question
which the reporters hayu bce. asking him I'M
successfully for about week, and taa stated
hut te knows nothing out OF the way In Mr..
nixon's police administration. It appears,
LHElEl0EGI lsHtt LUZ I|EhL HuFl4t HlAiG tllt Hhf
Of tho removal Is she correct one,-tlnt hir.
Dixon was removed slmp!y for political reasons
because h1 was Mad always has bcon consistent
Republican, aul that the object Of getting hin
out Of tho wny was to make n place at somo
future time, soon after tito 1st OF August, per-
haps, for sotno faithful Democrat
Tllc stories, however. In regard to this alleged
croukedness wcre started by tho Mayors organ,
and BY pcrsOns who cuisned to 10 Iiear his con-
ilencs; u,ld It Ia must likely, therefore, tlut
they wurc put a1oat for the sake Of covering The
fact tftat the Assistant 6upcrintendont's re-
uioyal waa political one, aud that It was do
cttlcl upon at TINT lltlo caucus held IN Sir,
| Golply'a oillco coupsu Of weeks ago, Mt which
tih,o tho future policy Ut ttle administration,
especially on the subject OF oi1cps and olllcess
was pruttY fully laid out.
, 1879-07-25

Indigestion, dJspapsls, nervous prostrat1on and
slt forms Of general debility relieved by tAkiDg
Mcnsmba'a Pepton!zed Bpet TuAlc, the Gnly
preparation Of beet containing IT. entifo nusltious
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-28
THE CITIZEN.
FEBRU4RY 2s. 1879.
f7teh, Of Prescott. and the Smitb Case.

February 10. Mir Fitch rising in the House 10 a question of privilege, sent 10 the Clerks desk the San Francisco Post Of February ,, containing the ar ticle accusing him of complicity ID the separation of Dr. ana Mrs. Smith, and lhe substitution of his niece in Mrs. Smiths place, and in the procure ment of the divorce of the Dr. and Mrs. $. at the hands of our LegIsla- ture Mir. Fitch then proceeded 10 de ny first, second and third, and produc- ed the testimony of Purdy of Yuma, that he hadn't had anything tn do with the divorce matter. MT. Purdy father ed the bill MT. Fitch then went on 10 say that he did not know until the passage of the bill that Dr. Smith was tue Smith intended; that he never had any parsonal acquaintance with Dr. Smith; that when Ihe bill was present ed he, at first, intended tO oppose it, but afterwards thought il was none of his business. He then denied the sub stance Of all the accusation of Mrs Smith, that he and his wife had con nived at the outrageous conduct of Dr. Smith and Miss Carpenter; and, as iJ he were under the solemnily of an oath asserted that his conduct in connection with the matter had been blamelcss.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-28
Proposals for Fuel, Forage. Eth
HEADoR's DEPT. oa ARrzox,

hEADQR'S DEFY OI ARIZQN.
 OFFICE OF CHIEF QUATERMAsTxp PRESCOTT BARRACKS, A. T.. Feb H IS,o GEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIpISs ] - cate, subject to The usual condif,o-L L will be received at this office, until 10 Se' clock, noon, on Monday, March l7th ises at which time and place they vii Ht opened in presence Of bidders, for furnisS ing and dilivering Military SupplIes dn. ing the fiscal year com mr rncing Inf- 1879, and ending June 30, 1880, as fnll0ws.N
 Hard and sOft wood, corn, barley br,r hay, straw and cha;cOal. or such of s,,i3 supplies as may be required. at Camn. A Apache, Bowie. Grant, Huachuca, LnwsiJ McDOveIl, MohHve, J. A. Rucker. Thor, as and Verde; and at Whipple and Yuma DepOtS, A. T., and at Fort Yuma, Cal.
 Proposals for either class of the store. mentioned. or f,r quantities less than tbs whole amount required, will be received
 The Government reserves the right tc reject any or all proposals received I preference will be given 10 articles of do> mestic production.
 Blank proposals and printed circular, stating the Kind and estimated uuantiljss required at each dc pot and post and giv- ing full instructions as to the manner ot bidding, conditions to be observed by bid. ders, and terms Of contract and paymen, will be furnished on application at tbis office, or to the quaGtermaSfer at any of the dspOts and posts named. Envelone, co 1taining proposals should be marked (" Proposals for barley, corn, wood, etc r las the cnse may bel, and addressed 10 Ihe undersigned.
 Local proposals, to be addressed to ths QuarteTmaster of the depot or post for which the bid is intended, and marked as
 GEO. H. WEEKS.
 Major and Quartermas ster, U. $. Army.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-28
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE | First Judicial liiSlric-. in the County oi Pima, Territory Of Arizona.
 To Thomas : Morgan, who Is non- resident of the Territory of ArZona.
 John McCaffer'y and Ashury Harpend- ing, plaintiffs, against Thomas S. Nor gan and Samuel O Smiih, defendants.
 Action brought in The District CoHrt or the first Judicial District in and for the County or Pima, in the Territory Of Ari- zona.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting tn Thomas <. Morgan and Samuel O. Smith. You are hereby summoned and required Co appear in an action brOughl against you by The above named plaintiffs sn the District Court of the First JudIcIal District in and for the County of Pima, in The Territory oI Arizona. and answer The complaint filed with the Clerk of tnIs Court at Tucson in said county ta copy Of which complaint accompanieS this sum- mOnsl within twenty days (eXcluSIve or you of this summons, if served in this couniy; but q served out of The county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other eases forty days.
 And you are hereby notihed that if yOu fail tO appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff wIll apply to the court for the relief demanded there in, and cost and disbursements in this be- half eXp-nd -d.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of. the said District Court al TUcson, this tenth day oi February, A D. lS79
 w. S. WARDS, Clerk.
 By GEO. \. CLUM, Deputy. Feb lJ IS-l0w
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-28
Application for Patent,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 FIoerNCr. ARlZoNA. Ianuarv IA. lS7C

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA, January l4, 1879. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN the Western Mining Company of the city and county Of san franciSco, State of California. by their attorney, Josiah II. White, whose pOstofiice address IS Tucson, made ap lication for a patent 70 the Con IentiOn Lode or Mine. situated in the Tombstone District, Pima County, Arizo- ma, and bounded as follows, as cPU ined by the Surveyor General Of the United Sales for Arizona.
 Beginning at the center monument on the end Of the claim. ai winch point there is posted the original notice; thence $ 65o42'E i.a15chs Co a post marked C. M.C.| No. l. from which The T.. S Mineral Mon nInent lies = 75l2W 2i.3j chains distant; thence N2iolSE l.30 chs to an open cul 4-s9| chs. 20 chs 10 a shHfi ll3 feet deep 4SSeiis. 350chS to he bl trk smiths shop. 70 chs 270 chs tO an open cut S9chS- 4.3OchS tol an open cui, f S4chs 10 chs Co an open cui 460~hs 22.721scis to NE c Tner of clalm, a post sci in a pile of stones marked G. M C. No. ?; thence N65oi2'W f-5il sr-hS to the center monument at end claim 9OJchS To NWcorner of claim, a post maTke c. M- C. No 3; th. nee = 2f9lS'W 0.N5 chains To a creek ks wide. l3 O0 chains io a hill top l9.22chS io a creek , lks wide 22-4212chS toi The SW corner Of claim, a post placed m a pile Of stones marked C. NJ. C. No. 4; thence < 6j742'E 4.5fI5 chs Co the place or beginning, containing 20 66-l00 acres:
 Adverse claims, if any, must be hied Tn this office within sixty days from thls date or they will be barred by law.
 CHARLES D. BOSTON, Register. Jan IS li-lOw
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-28
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE | First Judicial District, in the County of Pima. Territory Of Arizona.
 Richard WOfienden, Plaintiff, against Anna Woffenden, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District in and f the County Of Pima, in the Territory of Ari- ZOna.
 The Territory Of AriZOua sends greeting to Anna WOffenden.
 You are hereby summoned and requir. ed 10 appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the First Judicial DiStrir, in and for the County of Pima, in the Ter. ritOry of ATIZpua. and answer The com plaInt filed with The Clerk of this Court at Tucson, in said County, within twenty days exclusive of the day Of servicel afer the service upon you of this summons, fl served in this County; but if served out or the County and within tniS District, then within thirty days; in all Othe- eases forty days.
 The said action is brought to obtain decree of this Court, diSSOlving the bonds Of matrimOny now existing between plain. tn and defendant, on the grounds set forth in this com mplaint, on file herein, to which special reference is hereby made and for general relief.
 And you are hereby notified that if vou fail to appear and ansNer the said com plaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief there in demanded,
 Given under my hand and the seal ol the Siid District Court, at Tucson, Pima County, this l7th day Of February, 70.
 W. S EDWARDS, Clerk. J. NEUGASs. Deputy.
 HEREF'RD & ZABRISKIE, Atty's for Plrf
 Feb = l9 l2w
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-28
Summons.
IN JUSTICES COURT, BEFORE JOHN

IN JUSTICES COURT, BEFORE JOHN | Miller, J. F.
 Territory or Arizona, County Of Pima J. Guindani X Co, plaintiff. vS C. F. Royce, deIendant DrmanG s2I5Sb.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greet ing io C. F. Royce, defendant.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear before me HJ my office m the town of Florence. and County oi Pima, on the 9ih day oi April, \. D. 1879. at len o'clock X. m., to answer the complaint oi the al owe named plaintiff who demands Of you thaI you are indebted Co them in the sum or two hundred and iurty five dollars and thirty cents
 And If you fail Co appear ana answer said complaint as herein required. the plaintiff will take judgment against you as demande5 and for The costs nf the suit Given under my hand this Sth day of February. A. b. 1879
 JOHN MIL GER, J. P. Feb b lS-iw