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The defense, on the sur-rGbutta1, puts on
Mary Oclbrfuht, w!'o testttles, tl,roughslhe me
dun ot an interpreter. as follows
81 live at $40 West Twelfth street. have
known Mrs. Young since 1875. She lived In my
house over one ycar. atr. md Mrs. Stevens
lived there seycu OF rtcht weeks of TINT time.
taye spoken with Mira. Young a. to the treat
ncnt by Stevens OF Ills stfc."
a question us to whnt tint tscatmGnt was,
for tbs purposo Of contradctlng Mrs.
Young's allegations OF continual bad
Treatment, is objected to, and gives
rise tu argument. In the coursn
OF his talk, Trutlo rays tl.at the "ohl 1aty''
even lodged thu charga that Stevens dressed hts
wife 80 finely rs to nttract the attention of tic
lucrtinc. Tic Court rules out tho general
uuestio1, niul directs the inwyer to mt t'truct
question s to Specific ncts Of crscty testified to
by Ars Young. II Is then dtaeoyercd Tint the
witness can't do this, ind Trude let's her 60.
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No German Emrerbr hitherto has lived
o. long a tho prcsent sovereign. Next to
him. comes Frederick ILL.,, who died !u l403,
eyed 70.
, 1879-04-24
SENATE EXPENSES.
Some Of the Expenditures from It's
Contingent Fund.
Purchase Of 0orksorows, shaving-soap, In
soot-Pdwder, Bay-Rum, Snuff, Rat
Traps, Etc.. Etc.
Running Tho Spteth.PattorJ.. ..Cletk.'gludng.-
uatk-RIdlug."pret Luuehes.-.lud high
links Generally.

u..- c.-.-.,,s
'!hAs "ehs'"''l'
From Our 01Dr Corrsfpondtnt.
WARRINGTON. u. u, Aff1i V'-the report ol
the stationery account u tue senate ''laetfatcs
TO sonic extent tile tastes of senators. senator
Paddock, Tor 'natancct buys IHE TRIBUNE;
ee"ator Jo'nston takes nllmhes oi Catholic
tIapefa; ma Thurman nnu CocKr'iI loahu II nee
essarY to Invest In McPhetson'a Han'l-oooks
Angus Cameron buys the Chicago Times: Scn-
o.nr Fate, n,r,h..n. +hn No,x Ynrr IN. , San.
Aso' .1a'o'' pa'e"asee .Ae Ne" ',"" ss",
a.o' y. 4"ea"s s''o"s "is H'e.1'5 lua1t " puS'"s
"e''o'st -, ., aori*f', "'o o'aet "aean1I7' oen'
atur Hallucn purc1ascs tic principal pnpcrs
which arc upposcd TO him. Hannibal llan,ln Is
opatruu OF tfprnerts publications. Scnator Beck
,vhn bc,onoa n aorn rsu,,o a.o,t,.h c,or or
'.,'s e .e,'ss ~ ~ % v.'v'. $500. r'.'"s'
otne1' taxes tle sseott'sh~Ateertea" 9o"F"at.
Dawes takes tic Washington 1'oaf. Teller, u
Colorado, shows cntnmcilla6lc zeal In tho study
OF economical, Interests l,y purchasing the Lon
t1on Eco,on,,,t srr,,o-s ,s,.vwo,v1 mi 1,lumh
ta,.. ~, t,.''. as..ss,.'.. "''>& '""'e
S'"' -" e'''sAoo ...
to"hscHi:"s'
rEous items. What, for Instance, does this
meant
r. r dozen rubber
Io 4u0 quill toofhpickS. .................. 200
~ ~tA-At"F %"s" ptHte''st" ~
sTAr1oSEnY
Tim ,,.t co,rn,,eos . ran, ,,,ar,, t,,tr7s ,1tu,.
" - '' '-s' ~
trotlnts te direction In Which SGnaturs' tn8tG8
run, Here nro eotnc NJ the ttena.
onc ,eoth.,.,,. ,.,,.,,at e,uo
T.Soix, n,., ,a, .'''''1'" - 0u
I'm dnz.n c.n rportrtP ''''"'''''''''.' i'oo
run .1,nit ' fn. Sn. ,,.I ~. s.g.,"w: % a
iioll.ibs H Fort 'Mkstans kf.s ehs'c'poooehcc'
vc.t. nrctc; ~ n,.,nnrsrM,1,,
sntn,rn nj. ,itm.'s A'"a'''
"''A.'A ...--.
sEsoEAST'AT-AttMs.
Among the perqulstcs of thc Senate Ser
,.,,r, =. .r,.. ..o ,,. -, -,
sea'Fnt1AiH'a n.e |"oncsb sceelFeu LOT tt'c use
or hofses anu mall-Wagotls. 1t ia ilLe custom "
tie Sergeant. at Arns Ia keen h,s own hnrsrs r.,
. I, ,,..,,,r.,t .t,,I. a.. Ill. -. ="
- se'o.ns"s o.'o'e' .ot "u'eH ue pays no Fc1lt.
hut lie Inns to supply Ills oWn feed. The Ser
tyernt.at- 4 r,ns chnrrre for I'm. ,,ar of n hasa,
o., ,.a,..,, ..,.- s,.,, q, ~. ~ .ae ,,'.
A'pA "asoa pcr 'th5 o@-'i use Vi saaalc'nosse
Tor the riding paEcs 81. These priecs have lecu
Hrcd nv tn,nrynnr;n1 ua,uo
~ - ~
''snlNE 'EM ur.'
Everv yrnr It. ia thr c,,sto,,, II. +oIa1 t,p ,out,u
T., .,.e 1.,a.. r,,,s.-I.. FS. 49,.
III Inc sollate ChatnpeF' strangers olteu wonder
, 1879-04-24
INSURANCE.
mia ST. Louis Losses Sc
1h' veroly Felt in the
East.
v.,,.ine OFT Prospective Proats--'un-
AD' proa,ablsness Of tho
Locals.
m s,octation KctliY1yus---What Pres.
"'D iacut Winston Thiuhs
OF 1t.
..,,,u II, Vanderbilt Bitten
Abrond---Personal
Gossip.

william H. neaasno1
Abroau--- ef7o1'e%A
Gossip.
---
...,ord,ue. n, 7ns Tribune.
sptt'"l co',s. Wei, n, ,w1hourt ecrto,. f,ro,
INV ToRE, ApfA - =, t"o"sn w.. .asa,,.
g.. not wholly cchseu, tEey hle hoL ao 1Feuacut
s's ,s ,hs first two mouths Of this yoar' aid 1t
s"'" - tbc rompaptee wcro allowed n BREATH
xtns - M ~" phtIa,,r,phIa md st. Louis avo
ceb put ID goot1's'ze" c.'''u' ~ e1e a'ns.' n'
nd nd tho companies arc not o. a,1 happy' lno
st Louis are involseu aoa, aoss ,,..,aa w. a'1ss
*klC00, and u ehae"t o''o." n.y. see ~,
.nsc futns. lle hea'~s' ""s tl'o ~ m.'a,,"..
rpion ot Londota' u''''' ~ .as.' al n.,s,.s1" .,
eonpanics "efs se's,u - '".s. .,.a a..,,sn 49,
,,mt thing o:culrca :" III. 49,. s.,sss ~.
losing companies n 81! Ioao yu,s 11s W." ~ 1,aes.s
5,tlns aboat th' ~" i'.s toasss :" .a.,'
Their entire feesip1s io' @ ~" r,oo,t oSt' ,sa ~"
rurtgase0 III aa'a"-o ~ IJ 1s,. ..,,,,,,, ,..aI
Lie New lofk' W., NV s ,,a,. ~, .ha .,,".
there were aeeoun.eu .o !. ,",s ,aa.s Jtsa,:,,
andagan, 'se n.s' 49,. ~ ,,',nai,,,,s mo-o ~.
ettd sfncc TUG ''so 'i'.t NV 1,a. .,..' ..
lnessl' tree IRON ue'ss,'. a.; nas w.. sss ~ ~
Loui. h in the west, aha t'o eo''paa,ea e"'' a's
fu to .lo little private growing at their agent
al lIe Mss'e! unIcr ,lsir very noses. arc trcatcd
lo'1 aImly III luck, anil not nt Ill to lnck OF
intruent. sl The experience ot tho 'ast thrsu
months Is bitter enough Wltn9nt enotg.ns anY
d 70 tccllonas ~, ~ ~ rI,,,rs.nt
st distnni.so' mi, -, phia,oimtin hnv" MI co,'.
loEE v. Lou.s @ .,' i,,s.oa w an ms s;g..
tabued 10 sW! ao .,'st "a =" .,'n,, .,o,,,.,,"s
md It L no "ohoeE taAt t''o uss".s Io'"po"'s'
ne not happj'
ROUGH ON, CONTINGENT coNTHAcT5'
There aro n uumbgs Of foreign as well aa
..,n.e rotnnautes whose business through Tic
een.! sn. T., aanr,,o,c, ,,rscr tio,h,r tlousn ,nr.
eth17! ~ .o"'"sa .,H.,s, s,. -, ~.
tracts providing 1or the l'art'al payment ol 1lo
n.pagcrs by commissions on the net premiums
mi an interest in the profits. Several Of the
r".,,.,, oon,n,rca orc tnnua,rcd m th;s hasfs in
tu1''su eo'''p" - ~ ..,.,.
SrH iofE, a'la hc'efat u t'.s eo'"p"''ee WIN
seperal Western ngeRc1cs III Chicago afc IN tho
,.mc hoat, There aro several methods of CON-
.s,.r n,oats INIT Tho ,,s,,al nm, ia In nsccr.o,n
g4''s p 'e"<s ,,,,,.., ,,o,I,t,. 1,,r,,,1 ,.,ro.,
,tenams on teF1hlnoes" 'o''''eS s'urA'' given
pcf!ud, ana McdacLlns LOSSES al'a expenditures,
md, II anything remains, calling thu remainder
profit. Several OF the managers nntl General
Agents receive 10 per cent, anl snsnclcss, on the
ffodl, fl addition to tho rcculaT commission
% tha net pfsm'a'nIe. anotiae5 % inetnou ~ u Gun
sa;S ;.o pfoas inco,n ~ I'M, IIs' cai ,,,at e,n eu
IN ts;oat II Eut ] however nsccrtaiuea, II is auito
, 1879-04-24

Uniidlng. Viz: |
july IT, 1S7s' Mcdcal advice and
,,., medicines. ...S2. %
Juao ~ 4oib. Two visits or Dr..
Hcale. b.oo
patient -. 49,. LOO
Med!clhe ana
nieasenger.... 10
Doc. u. To postage on letters Sen.
nt.'rs ftnm Dce. 10 Dec.
"Af OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p.%o I
THE BAftDEF-a1tOr.
T1,ov ,s,,t I'm .,,,, 49,, ,,,,.+ h.ro , ,,..t,,
.,,a e3 VII .ha, ~ s'sa ""o t1ust "a'o patocs-
7nu" ~ "u"te'c1 eost'
For Sergeant. at Arms department:
duly !, To 20 pounds cnm. m.canphor. SO.
Oct. ii, bottle sweet oil, Sl....S II. |
Octs al. 10 gallon co!oGne, 81: dozen
Nov. 30. To i dozvtt haIr. brushes, VIII;
b%ozen Gumha. $40; gross as.
aostea soal,, $1.W. ............. 1oi. 90 |
Tu:, dozen chamois. $40; adoxen
binckinx- brushes. sIJ; dozen
bIncking. 81 .........,.. 20. 90 |
TOY dbzen EFown'A ginger. 81; |
HdozeH largo fcnthet. busters, !
Sto5 -. ..,...... ..t... -. ... Iii. 90 |
To 2 tozen wItek- broouis, 50; 1
castof. oil. .5l........,.......... &c. 90 |
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WHY HE IOCNED HER UIs
Stevens himself Is then rccalled.
"Dtd you hear tic testimony Of Miss WrEhtla
asks Sturrs.
II did," is tho reply.
Weber objects, aud wants to argue against
The propricty of all this line oi Testimony.
vi Will hear y5u,'' says tile Court "but I
ahoull bo very muell surprised II the defcnsc
las nu right to rchlt new matter brought out
by tic prosecution on the rcbuttat."
Weber proceeds to arGuo the question, but
tho Court is AGAINST him.
'sDif you ever shut your 'sifc up III closet
at the *Isilerson Park liotsl1" asks storrs.
"D11 you ever drag her across thchall1"
"Dhl yuu While there l,avu any mlsunder-
standing With your wlfes"
ttYta, VIC had SEVERAL"
"Explnin the misunderstanding, the quarrel,
to which Miss Wright referredt"
Wcbcr objects again, mud storsa ins1ath that
Stevens ought to Il aqwea e, to al sxp'a tas a.
Stevens Is ilnnlly allowed to get down to thu TX
p1anat!on, after fnahton.
"uld you go to the closet that nighta"
tho, STR, [ did not.h
"DtI your Wife"
H8hn nlny hnvc."
T. Did YOU 70 With hcr3n
"No, sir; dill not.h ..
s.S!alc what took place IN tsat roosn.''
Trudc puts tho Ease. tSuppose,n saws he,
!" n Ectter wus received, Se will say from Gil
ucr, atl ononetl by tho wifc: lat tho husband
discovered It lysn thu bureau when the sifo
WIS s1ressng, when sllu has put 0n about tho
Inst garment prior to golilg ott to keep au ls-
s!cnntlol. at No. 10 Clark street; ahc starts to
thu door to 20 out, aiMl tho husband says, My
God, co,nu back; where arc you gomsl' 6ho
attempts to tIluko MI explanation, and ho sass,
sNu. 10 Clurk street is ii bnd olncc. You STAY
hero till | TO DOM etairs.f She declines, starts
for tho door, and tic husbana shuts und locks
it.H
"You cnn show that he locked tic door to
keep her H. II you see proper" rules the Court.
"hat the soyersat!on is net Dsoper qy'asucr."
III locked tic door. Nv ,sife wus iu rny room.
She endrayored tn got out, ant | locked II, be-
causu ! wanted to keep her there. Ny wife
wouldn't let her. 1ddn't strIku nor hsut llcr
then or my uther tlmo IN that hotel. Shc WA
In my room every night slle WAS III tho house,
mt! never was III illr ha all night III tint house.
The closct Is opposstc Roona 50, anA IS Lardly
big enough for usu person to stand up IT.. sho
may layo kcpt some of her CLOTHES there"
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,,,., ., ,,,r,,,,,, x,,,,
,1ltE HAlN.foLhiNH EF1soDE'
Now nbout tho occurrence In Cincinnati
which hfTs. Hurley tcattflcs tof'
N cpf,,c jlone TINT Raturday mint totc frorn
,r,- on,f fnu,,,, NJ, ,if, ,,,,,o a. .,.,,a ..,.s.
.,s... ,"e ~ ".'u ~ s"H4 '" uh''ee WI"
young mah' went 10 t1le danee myself nttcr
hcr, and brought her home. l ooIccted TO her
EUlng out without my knowing anything about
IL, especially late Mt nfutt to n dance. T,,rra
m. n t,ttle .r,,t,Io ohont I, In, ! ,,Jn,. ~.
...,s" ,,, eun's a'""t ~, W. o''"t huet
my WIG never p"ilea her half' IN tile fol-
lowing night She wGnt to church, ami tl!scOv-
cred Tug lGttGrs willie ss1e WIS gone. It Affected
me 20 tint fill on the e[cwall, an'l they cur
rsed nc II, n1H! rot the doctor. hurt my head
when fell. When woke up 'nr coat was full
Oh foam, and this vcsf woman cleaned my coat
for me-"
Irudc tries to work ia something about pctc's
iasler haYtt's once fallen th an epcpt[c tit, but
thu effort Is unsuccessful. q
"picase tell ahout the conversation with atftt
10 tlia room on State street."
~ went f1lere II regard to kilograms md
letters that Ind ltseovered. a. the touse. 1t
was evening, nntl ! saw hin, tn Ills bcdronm.
tlaa tola MN previous to that time tint Hlu was
my. Wlfe. lie tultt mt Hl1e ltnt been down ore
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rencu became known tho municipal authorities,
ordered the menaGerio to 10 removed from tho
town without delay.
, 1879-04-24

H0OT"NAT-TnAFy.
Senators vii, hare their tnots BACKED;
Dec. 10. ffalf.dozen hacking c1nn,otlc.. 90
They fnlulgo In great many other curious
things difficult Of explanation. Fur Instance:
For Sergeant. .nt-Arnt' department:
Oct. r. TO hh0zcn tHo.stHry rat.tshps, at
SIN each, 310.nO; ] doxcn
nouse.trnps, 81. EtI. -. ....... no
Oct. 10. n hamn,crs. at 10 cents. :,...... 800
~ ~ terns, % Il 81. S5, a.6o. 49,. .......... .. 900
Ocs. ~. To dozen brnss. handled lamps. 3.60
Nov. 6. To ! Ra.kct cutter, 81: ~ pounds
fivcts, 81 81. $50. .,..... ...... 10
Nov. II. To whtewash bruthcs. at ~. TO,
3l0: l wAter.coolct, Sl9........ 22. 90
Nov. IL. 70 100 pounds potters clay, at 4
CenN...... ......ss.s...4. 4.9u
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1.ledctnc, hut nll Ut wluttl nrc %i1at nfa known
Us holllGopatlls.
Cnargc 3-D1a. I'LL u.,d Turk engaged to
iIlMkr u crrta!u post-,l1ortem examination, unl
Or. patdce stepped IN, touk the Same out Of
tlr1r halnls, and E1ado tlse examination for lcss
tI,aL tic regular cEar3u Of SIS.
Chargc B-Dr. rardeu has been guilty nf indie
cvnclrs NIX. Inpropriu.tcs ut the examination Of
female pat!cnt; asit!, Furthermore, has Abuscd
br. Burk, BaylMg .lat le was u "boy,"
''4uack,n - nnd Il "spouncy."
There was. brs!des, 4 general c..argo ayrrrIng
uhprufcss.onal cDH,iurt un tie part u llr. l'ar-
Ire during periMl u four years. and avcrrlng,
,noreuyer, tlat hs wus disgrace to ti'o medical
complaining. All tle charges were supported
by numerous atllt!ayta.
Or. par.rc, In person, opened his defense In
nervous, passionate WAy. lie sa'u thAt ~ saw
no reason wlly hts wife should not attend at bis
examinations II sllu cltosc. Atonce Ut. Louder
got upuu lls fcrt, nul asked to 10 shown tt1
particular page Ill tue eulo wherein such pfuc.
fice VIVA permitted. lie ratleA tle presence VI
lr. Emily pardcu Oh such occasions u "i'asraut
outrage"
Replying 10 lie secota Charge. Or. PaFdoe
safu illut hc alvlsel the slfa Ut the prrsoII d9.
ycAsel to haY1 u 10at-mortcnl examination In
order u glarl agaitsat possible trouble from
thu lfe.lsllsaucu companies, ullA tat ns la Ind,
been attending llle case. sllu nu better yet s0no
s.uu rlsu 10 lnuke II. Stie Went to Dr.. Bnrk,
who with DR.. ll!!l, agreed u 'nake tho sxan!-
nation for $!G. tho eaulG baCk to Or. Pardeu
mi! nskcd him II lle would not do II at the sat.N
nrec; uut, e said HAT, ~ they had broken tllt
s,r,rty's rule, l,u wuusu DO II Tor what lhsY bad
named,
Us. Emery, OF Wilton, rose a,d declared that
In illc par.icu family Dr. Emily Pardec wns tbs
l,owcr hsh,nd tho throne, anl TINT home"
upatkfc woa1aM loctor was IN reality running tia
ulupalh. ''Lot ilB forever stop Il" WAS Ills
ear.iust pcrorat!on.
Or. l,!trk ross, md, pousing at tho dctcnlant,
satf: "We Rru llero - meet tic purtlce f4lAllf
aud Its nintona. never wae Ia faYar OF low
fees, Asnt never consulted to hayo thu reRutar
whiting fca Ut 81 tut down to tho pEetsuL beg
garly tritiu Of $l.bu. ! don't caro- Tor Elm ill.,
Eully used to bu hia SnndaY.sell tenehrrl anti
llur llcbald llnTsr. statnt ou ths code. uIMl
shall live md 4llu By tho code. and my yotu Will
ba to cxpul Dr. Parlee.n
Cbar,c third was uenso4 sqnaEcly by the ue.
felauht. t.siY tair Is cray With sixty wtntcfs,
hp said, "twcnty-tyo ni which lave spslst III
this place. Erom tho beginning VI thpsD years,
When my aecusers weru stripstnEs 4l!t1l now,
| t;uty YOU TO bring auEht mEasnat MY character:
Duk as fur calling Mr. lurk sbof,'n 'l!luck,
aud u sspuotey,'I snail noE deuY either tt.at
sAil Il nr that II IL truc."
Dr, tircgury sui1 tl,at tho charge admitted
wps a yrry serious one. Dr. Lockwood Bu.u
tlIut u ltal ullly unro heart ono sIAllaF. which
w4s Il, London, ,lau he agreed with DR.. GEcgory
tilnt 1t WIS Charge Ut great gravity.
Otlcrs spoku, and tic upshot was that Dr..
l'a1s!ee was formally expelled from the Fairfield
County Medical Society.
, 1879-04-24

-fbternutioHGt Lstrt<m x}or 1ftlv.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-28

the great mineral resources of south ern Utah.
 The Sgtro Tunnel and the Mines. ] SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-To-day notifications of their contracts were ex changed between the Sutro Tunnel Company and the Crown Point. Hall and Norcross and Sierra Nevada mines. Others will be exchanged as soon as prepared. Silver King, Ss25; Tip Top, $O.S5.
 Europe
 LONDON, March 25.-Parliament will adjourn over the Easter holidays.
 The rise in silver yesterday was ow- ing to the heavy losses of eastern pur- chasers which prevents the Oriental Bank Corporation from paying further dividends for 1878. The losses amount to nearly the whole of the reserve.
 The Queen left today for the Con- tinent.
 BERLIN, March 25.-The vatican has submitted proposals for a settlement of the Kulturkampfe question, based upon the advice of German ecclesias- tics of moderate views.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-28
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE ! First Judicial District, in the County Of Pima, Territory Of Arizona.
 Richard Woffenden, Plaintiff, against Anna Woffendeu, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court oi the First Judicial District in and fer the County Of Pima, in the Territory of Ari- Xona-
 The Territory Of Arizoua sends greeting to Anna Woffenden.
 You are hereby summoned and requir- ed to appear In an action brought against you by The above named plaintiff in the District Court or the First Judicial District in and for the County Of Pima, in the Ter ritOry of Arizona, 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 after the service upon you Of this summons, If served in this County; but If served out of the County and within this District, then within thirty days; in all othe- cases forty days.
 The said action is brought 10 obtain a decree of this Court, dissolving the bonds of matrlmony now existing between plain tiff and defendant, on the grounds set forth in this com plaint, on file herein, 70 which special reference Is hereOy made and for general relief. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said com plaint as above required, the said plaintln will apply to the Court for the relief there in demanded. Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court, at Tucson, P1mal County, this l7th day Of February, ls7Y.
 W. $ EDWARDS, Clerk. J. NEUGAsS, Deputy.
 HEREFORD & ZABRIsKIE, Atty's for Plpff Feb p l9 l2wI
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-28
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE ] First Judicial District, in the County O Pima, Territory Of Arizona.
 To Thomas S Morgan, who is a non resident of the Territory Of Arizona.
 John McCaffer'y and Asbury Harpend Ing, plaintiffs, against Thomas $. Nor gan and Samuel O. Smith, defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court o the first Judicial District in and for the County Of Pima, in the Territory Of Ari. ZOna.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to Thomas $. Morgan and Samuel O. Smith. You are hereby summoned and required To appear tn an action broughl against you by the above named plaintiffs iD the District Court Of the First Judicial District in and for the County Of Pima, in The Territory or Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk Of this Court at Tucson in said county "a CODY Of which complaint accompanies this sum- mons) within twenty days (exclusive of the day Of seTvice) after the service upon you Of this summons, if served in this county; but if served ont Of the county and within this district, then within thirty days; iu all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that If you btil to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will apply 10 the court for the relief demanded there in, and cost and disbursements In this be- half expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of the said District Court at Tucson, this benfh day ot February. <. D. 1872.
 W. $. EPWAl. DS, Clerk.
 By GEO. A. CLuM, Deputy. Feb l5 Is-lOw
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-28
Proposals for Transportation.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF ARIZONA, OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
 Prescott Barracks, \. T., March 1, 1879 CEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLI- O cate. with copy Of this advertisement attached to each numbe thereof, are in- vited, and will be received at this office until l2 o'clock, nyOn, Monday, March 3l 1879, when the proposals will be publicly opened--fDr The transportation Of public property in this Department during the fiscal year commencing July l, 1879, and ending June 30, 1880, over the routes in this Department as set forth in specifications: which with blank forms Of proposals, will be furnished bidders on application to this office, or 10 the Quartermasters at Yuma and Tucson Depots. The attention of bidders is especially called to the re- quirements of these specifications.
 No proposal will be considered unless the identity and responsibility Of the bid der and his guarantors are certified there on by United States officer or civil mag istrate.
 The Government reserves the right to reject the whole. or any part of any or all proposals submitted under this advertise ment, and to consider separately the rates stated Tn ench proposal, over each route, and Co or from each depot, post or place mentioned in the specifications, and from or to any Of the starting points or place Of delivery therein mentioned; subject 10 the action Of higher authority as 10 award Of contract.
 Envelopes containing proposals Co be marked Proposals for Transportation, :" and addressed to the undersigned.
 GEO. H. WEEKS,
 Chief Quartertermaster, Department Of Arizona.
 March :. 2l-4w
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-28
Mining Work Notice.

TNo sILAS NJ. SHEPPARD OF INDIAN. 1 apolls, Indiana, or any person hold Ing title from him. interested D that cer- Lain mining claim known as the Cerro Colorado, situated in Southwest part of Pima County, Arizona.
 This Is to nOtiiy you that in accordance with provisions or the Mining Act Of May 10, 1872, that in compliance with require ments Jf said Hct. work has been done on said mining claim for one year back past. ending January ., lS,9. by the undersign- cd. Now therefore 1T within nibetv days nom the first publication of this notice you do not come forward and pay your proper proportion Of the cost of the said work. the undersigned will claim forfeit. ure or all your right, title and interest, in 1hd 10 every portion of said mining claim
 W. C. FERGUSON. TuOsOn, January II, 1879. I3-I3w
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-28
Application for Patent.
UNITED sTATEs LIND OFFICE

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 FLORENCE, ARIZONA, January Ii, 1879. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN the Western Mining Company Of the city and county Of San Francesca, State oi California, by their attorney, Josiah H. White, whose poxtoffice address Is Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, have this day made application for a patent 10 the Con- tention Lode or Mine, situated in the Tom bstone District, Pima County, AriZo- ma, and bounded as follows, as certified States for Arizona.
 Beginning at the center monument on the end of the claim, at which point there is posted the original notice; thence B o5o42'E 4.54l zchs to post marked C.M.C. No. l, from which the U- $. Mineral Mon ument lies $ 7ol2W 2l.36 chains distant; thence N24olS'E l 30 chs to an open cut 4.S9 chs. 2.90 chs to a shaft ll3 feet deep 4.96ehs, S.40chs to the blHcksmith's shop, 40 chs 3.70 chs to an open cut 1. .S9chs. 4.50chs to an open cut, 4.S4chs 5.l0 chs to an open cut A60chs 22.721zchs to NE corner Of claim, a post set in a pile Of stones marked C. NJ. c. No. 2; thence N65542W W 4.5414chs to the center monument at end claim 9.09chs to NWcorner of claim, a post marked C. NJ. c. No. 3; thence S 24oIS'W 0.S5 chains to a creek ks wide, 1900 chains to a hill top 19.22chs 10 a creek ks wide 22.72l4chs 10 the SW corner Of claim, a post placed in a pile of stones marked c. NJ. c. No. 4; Thence 65o42'E 4.541a chs to the place of beginning, containing 20 66-I00 acres.
 Adverse claims, 1T any, must be filed In this office within sixty days from this daIe or they will be barred by law.
 CHARLES D. BOSTON, Register. Jan IS l4-IOwI