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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Application for Paten,
IT, UNITED STATES LAND orr,. FLORENCE, ARIZONA Df fiCE.

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 4nd Hii,,t,l,,he iolli ostohe Gold and SiIvoII HAT anu MlnIng Company, a corroL.Nver Mn saniNed under the laws of tbsi TT T dtlon or. h9lzona, having their office sr,'a, 'IfltOsy of p,dce nI business in the tOOn 7, ,hcisal fllna county, Arizona, has tb,s i IhcSon. applcation for a patent Co Inc 1ay hads
 TOUCH NUT MINING Cr,r
 situated in the Tombstona NJ
 trict. in the County or Piro9 S,rrlning Dis Arizona, being bounded apd ,tsellIrltory of iOliOWS. tO wit: Beginning at ,f-l Ioed ss east corner of said claim. at n rus, north ious' tNi inches square, plautei ieet the ground and in mOnume,t e'let il and marked thereon CT N ,gJ' stones "; thence running S. X GS,. Y, .' r. NJ. chains along the east side or fhe,-.f ---'-' westside oi NizIna and "Goldeno,'..alLl an claims, To post , feet long lvitrSl7 square m a monument Of stones r,a.a-ess r.''y-es thereon ' T. N- NJ. C. No. 2'- far fi,''-' '''-' 1et east corner; thence runnlnl, sortt z, ,>,lulh- W. 9-O9 chains along the South r-1 l.- -- the Tough Nut" and north end i-1 ,.-1 pi " Iou-h Nut Extension H to p1Sf ot long iN4 inches square p'aufeti 9 'eet the ground and in a monument Ce .+- "a marked thereon CT \. Mo. Nc s,,iHes, the southwest corner; Thence rurnf-,., .9' S IS w. along the west line of s..i'-7 ~. Nut and east line Of "Survevo~ ,- .. ,..'i,sl tervener" and Defence" claims aa IT chainS to post feet long tyi fr-.- . square, planted feet in the ground ,-.ii5sIa a monument of stones. marked fH,--''44 '4 '' J. \. c. M No. l." for the \. ". c,'.-1 .o1 Of claim; thence V. .4I7 52S F.. alon,, 7''-.f .,7f end line of Tough Nut" and Sou1b a,i line of " Survey " locatiOn q.0q rhaTrs,-.y' place or point Of beginning; coDta-n'-l % G6 acres. ''''-s
 Said mining claim being deScribal ia. The original location notice, filed and -%- % corded April 9, lS7S,ln Book C. Recori. s, Mines, Pima County, page 2.7, as b-.,. situated about IL miles uorthe,S,a-r, rom the Lucky CuSS " mineiu Inc rC-.s snd or Tombstone hills, about $ mirs- west Of the DTagOOn Mountains and aL1,s m les east Of the san Pedro River
 Any and all persons claimiug z alvz-ss- v the whole or any portion uf said Tary5 Nut claim or surface ground are rrgurrlt O file their adverse claims with The Pa1 steT Of the Land Office at Florence. aT2 .Ona, during the 60 days period of ipbii. ation hereof or they will be barred bv 'irtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
 C. M. K. .PAULJSDN.
 4o Ea-i>,or
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
From Mondays DaiIy. PLnin c0uktH BGnk.


 We had the pleasure of a call this ofternoon from Mir. Wm. A. Scott, Jr., who has just arrived in Tucson from San Francisco and will take the posi- ton of Manager of the Pima County Bank. NIT. Scott has had fifteen years experience in Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Banking House. He now comes to make his home and will concentrate energy and experience in his new po- sition. The Pima Bank has been con ducted honorably and successfully and the management are determined it shall have no superior in the Terri tory. We congratulate them upon se- curing the valuable services of MT. Scott.
 JUDGE WooD and Ben Hereford are back from a fl days trip through the northern portion of Pima county. They have only good report. Things on tine Upper Gila are very quiet, crops are good and the people are happy. Both the gentlemen say the trip has mane them feel a dozen years younger
 TWELVE passengers left for Tomb stone yesterday on Walkers line, among which were lIr. F. Corbin, NIr. J. Spiers, Miss Gird, H. Muller, ". Corbett, r. L. Goodwin, MT. Howe and Dr. Seawel.
 JIM CARRoL's train came in this morning with 5O,OOO pounds of freight the greater portion of which was for L. Zeckendorf & Co.,, and the remain der for the Government.
 TIE Road Commissioners expect tO leave at seven a. m. to morrow 10 in spect the new Globe road as far as the point where it leaves the Gila Canyon.
 MR. W. c. DAVIS, the Knight of the Tin Cup, has several workmen busy preparing tin for the roof of the new Corbin quartz mill at Charleston.
 Two dozen sheet-iron stoves ear being made in MT. Davis shop for Tombstone people. It is evident they intend to camp there this winter.
 4 HIGH wind has been blowing since last evening. It is unusua for these winds to continue so long.
 GEN. JOIN B. ALLEN is in again from Tombstone to get more provis- ions for the honest miners.
 LEVIN is putting handsome finish on the exterior walls of the Gem.
 A CAR load of Chicago beer came in o-day for L. Zeckendorf & Co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Proposals for Building Material.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTM'T OF ARIZONA
 OFFICE CHIEF QUAKTERMASTER. NHIFPLE BARRACKS, PRESCOTT, 4. T..
 October 10, 1879. CEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLL lC cute. subject 10 the usual conditions, will be received al thiS office until o'clock D. m. on the 18th day or Noven bcr, 1879. at which time and place they will be Opensd-ln presence oi bidders, for furnish ing lumber, lin, nails, and all other ma ierlal required for construction Of tn roofs io pubic buildings at Fort Lowell, A. T., all the material, except lum Der, 10 b. de- livered 10 the Depot Quartermaster at San Franciscn, Cal. .,and the lumber 10 be de- liveTcd at Fort Lowell.
 The Government reserves the right 10 reject any or all proposals.
 A preference will be given 10 articles or domestic production.
 Blank proposals and specifications con iaining detuiled information may be ob- tainCd at this office, at the office of the lost QuartermaSier, Fort Lowell, A. T.. and Hi the office Of the Depot QHarteTmas- Ter. San Francisco.
 Proposals should be enclosed in sealed envelopes. marked % Proposals for Mater ial for Tin Roofs si Fort Lowell, A. T. !" and addressed to The undersigned.
 GEORGE II. WEEKS. Quariermaster U. S. Army, Chef Guar termas,er Department Of Arizona.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Mining " ork Notice.

NOTICE TO JOHN FOLEY, DECD, IN his heirs, assigns and legal representa- dives. Take notice that !, the undersigned. . co-Owncr with said John Foley, dec'd, in The Hopeful mlne, in Arivaca District, Pima County, AuzOna. located September 2l, lSsS, have done the assess ment work on said claim for the year ending June G.. 1879; that the sum of S5O IS due me from said John Foley, dec'd, or the owners Of said John Foley. dec'd, interest m said claim, as his proportion Of said assess ment work: and that unless said sum or 6 ,0 Is paid me on or before the eXpirat ion of 90 days from the date Of this notice shall claim a forfeiture to me of said de- ceased'S interest in said claim. by virtue of section Gl23 of The Revised Statutes Of tue United States. B. \. HARASZTHY.
 Datcd Tucson, October 10, 1879 52I3t
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01

THE indefatigable Road Commis lsioners left this morning at sever o'clock to inspect further prosecution of the new Globe road. The party comprised Messrs. W. W. Williams M. c. Samaniego, J.P. Cum and -
 Wiley. They departed with all the grandeur becoming so honorable q
 Board, having two spanking four-in
 hands, two trusty jehues and an expe-
 rienced cook. The duties of the two former attendants are quite apparent and when we consider the ton of pro vision" etc, which such an undertak. ing necessitates, there remains no question as regards the utility of the latter. We are not informed whether the second four-in-hand carried the provision or was especially detailed for the cook. The party intend being away four days and no doubt the ton will be greatly diminished, the demi- johns empiied and the road thorough ly inspected. Oh that we were a Com missioner.
 WE had hoped to announce Pinafore for Wednesday night, but there is a possibility of further continuance.
 The whereabouts of the stage para phernalia ordered by MT. Firing, and which must have arrived at Casa Grande on Monday last, can not be .ascertained, though strenuous efforts have been made to that end. It is highly provoking and financially ruin ous to Mir. Firing to be so sadly disap- pointed. However, it will afford am pie practice for the local assistants to brace up" on the grand chorus, and when all things are ready the waiting public will no doubt be compensated for this unavoidable delay.
 c. T. CUTLER intends leaving this afternoon for Camp Bowie 10 superin- tend the shipping of lumber to be used at his mines in Sonora. On his re- turn from Bowie he will be joined by ". s. Edwards, who will accompany him to Mexico.
 Tor J,srrS S7-Vyr.pr Curo,;,+o,,5 ent of the Northern stage lines and also of the Tombstone route, arrived by coach yesterday from Casa Grande and will probably go on to Tombstone. Mr. Stewart is a thorough man, who his business.
 T. L. STILES Esq, left this morning for the famous Tombstone District. Whether his trip is professional or for pleasure we know not; perhaps he aspires to become bonanza king.
 TRE heavy winds of the past few days have subsided and the weather is calm and mild.
 MR. OSCAR BUCKALEw goes to the Contention mill today 10 superintend the delivery of freight
 BENJ. MORGAN, ESQ, has gone to l Florence to attend court. He remains ! some three or four days.
 DAVIS evidently intends to make it not for the Nugget; al least he shipped . Fay new stove yef,erday.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 FLORENCE. ARIZONA. August 25s lSsa.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
 the Corh n Mill and Mining Com
 .any. a corporation organized under the laws Of the Territory of Arizona. having their office and principal place nf business in the town of Tucson. Pima County. Ari- zOna. has ihis day made application for a patent 10 The
 LUCKY CUSS MINING CLAIM,
 situated m the Tombstone Mining Dis irirt. in ihe County of Pima. Territory of Arizona, being bounded ant described as follows: Beginning al the Y. W. cnrner Of said olRim al post five feet long. four inches square, planted feet in The ground and in a mouumentot stones and mar keu thereon " l.. c. NJ. c. No I"; thence run ming <. se 2O" F.. along north end line of |" Lucky CusS " and souih end line or "Old Guard ' claim 9-GS chains to post feet long. inches Square planted feet m ground and in monument Of stones and marked thereon (" l.. c. NJ. C. No. Z" for She V. r.. corner Of the claim and also the S. F.. corner Of the "Old Guard '; thence running south lo 5V west 22.72ls chains Co a post feet long 4X4 inches planted 7 feet in the ground and fin a monument of stones marked thereon l.. C. M. C. No. 3 " for The \. F. corner Of The C. aim; thence N. SS7 %" w. along south end line Of " Lucky Cuss !" and McCann's Claim '" q0l1S chains to a post feet long 4N4 Inches D anled feet In the ground and m a mon- ument Of stones. marked thereon " l.. C. 1. NJ. C. No. I" for the <. W. corner or claim l thence V. 2 00' F.. along the western line or claim 2A725S chains to he place Or point or beginning; containing 2O-56 acres; | said claim being bounded on The south I hN the " McCann " clam. on thc north ! by the " Old Guard 70: on the west by the |" owls Last HOOi " claim and the owls Nest {" claim, being designated as lOt No. ! 70 on the plat filed in the Registers office, Florence, Arizona
 The original notice Of location Of this claim is recorded in the Recorders office !. of Pima County, Arizona, in Book C.f pages 20 and 22i, Record of Mines, Apul| 9. 1879, and is described ln said location | notice as being about miles east Of the ! San Pedro river and about g miles west oit Inc ITagOOn Mountains.
 Any and all persons claiming ad veTsely ! the whole or any portion Of said " Lucky !. CUss claim or surface ground are re- quired to file their adverse claims with the Register Of The Land Office at Flor ence, Arizona, during the GO day period oil publication hereof or they will be barred | by virtue of the provisions Of The statute.
 4QI3t Kes.5ter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Notice of Final Procf.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 October ., 1879.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LE the following named settler has filed notice of his intention Co make final proof in support or his claim, and secure final days from the date of this notice, viz: Alexander Levin, Pre- eInption Dcclart- tory Statement No 6I7, for the x. 3, =. F.. 1i and &. r.. n S. W. l{ Sec. l3 and Y. F.. 2 N. r.. li Sec. q, township l3 S range l3 F., and names The following as his witnesses 10 prove his claim. Alejando Molino, Of Tucson, Pima County. and AnastasiO Mo limo, also Of Tucson. Pima County.
 C. NJ. k. PAULISON,
 5,-5t Registrar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA,
 October IS. I>7J.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ the following named settler uaS A..t notice Ofhis intention tO make hnai p'''' In support of his claim. ana secure LhA- entry thereof at the expiration Gf il.I.! days from the date of ttIs notice. VIZ John A Justus. Prc-em ptiOn declarH'9,' statement No. G37. for the S W. l or S- ," 4 section and W. L Of N. W. l4 aut ~, W. lf of <. W. section IS, township |. S. range lf east, and names the .1I .o".l.7 as his witnesses viz: Charles o. b9!"- Of Tucson, Pima County, A . IT, and JD-- NJ. PTeciadO, also of Tucson. Pima '-N ty, A. T. C. M. K PAULl-pNr
 2-5t Registrar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 October 25, lSI9. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ the following named settler mas filed notice Oi his intention Co make final proc! in support Of his claim. and secure nual entry thereof at the expiration Ot thirty days from the date Of this notice, viZ., Jose Gallego, of Tucson, Pima County. Homestead application No ST, iOt ile northeast quarter section l5 township D south range l3 east, md names che i''- lowing as his witnesses, viz: Pedrp Bur nell, Of Tucson, Pima County, X T.. anI DOlore. Rivera, also Of Tucson, Pim" County, A. T.
 c. NJ. K. PAULISON, 2-jt Registrar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 October 70. 1879. NOTICE IS HEREBY THAT THE ~ foIlowing-uamed settler has filed rO- lice or his intention tG make final proc, in support Of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from the date of this notice. yIz.: Lyman ". Wakefield, of Pima County, Arizona. Presumption declaratOry sIatr- township l6 south. range Y east, and names The following as bis witnrS Sses. viz. Feels IujIn of Tucson. Pima County. and Antonio ScdillaS, also of Tucson. Pima County. C. M k. PAULI~ON,
 2jt Registrar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Mining Work Notlce.

TWO T. McCARTY AND ALL OTHERS l interested fin those certain mining claims known as The Rosie Blade and EI- press situated in the Tombstone Mining District. Pima cOUnty, Arizona.
 This IS tO notify you that in accorit7e1 with provisions oC the mining act ut May l0. 1872, that tn compliance with require ments of sait act, work has been done on said mining claims for one year back past, ending July 3l, 1879, by the undersigned. Now, therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication Of thiS nutice Y do not come forward and pay ynur proper proportion Of the cost Of the said work, the und- rSigned will claim furfrii- Ure Of all your rights. title and interest, in and 10 every portion Of said mining claim. I. W. MURPHY,
 F. E. KNOX. TUCsOS, August s, 1879.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE ~ ministratOr Of the estate Of C. Fin. ley, deceased, and to all whom It may concern. that The assessment work on The following mining claims has been done by J. D. Andrews, he undersigned: Ajax mine, located May 10. 1878. situatei m ArIvaca District for the year ending May 10, 1879; Chico mine, located May 2i. IS-, situated in Patagonia mountains, for Inc year ending May q, 1879; Cosmopolitan mine, located May D, lS1S, situated n Patagonia mountains, for the year ending May 25. 1879. This iS tO notify you and aII interested parties that, in compliance win provisions of the mining act Of May m. 1872, that in compliance with requirements of said act work has been done on ,a'd mining claims or one year last past as de- scrlred above by the undersigned. Now. therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication of this notice you do uU. come forward and pay yOCr proper pro- portion Of the cost Of said work thc under signed will claim forfeiture Of all your rights, title and interest in and tO every portion Of said mining claims. The a.0re- said claims were lOcated by B. J. Nil-.u, J. D. Andrews and C. Finley.
 J. D ANDREWS. TUCsOS, Pima Co.,, A. T., July 50. 1879.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Price Sf Per Bottle, or Six Bot
 lies for S5.

Delivered 10 any address free from ob- ~eryatiOu.
 "Patients" may consult by letter, re- ceivins the sane attention as by calling
 Competent Physicians attend to corre- spondents. All letters should be ad- dressed Co
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Wednesdays Daily.
The Opera.

sHS OPCf A-
 When are we to have " Pinafore " is a question which is rapidly assuming the importance of that antique inter- Irogatory of Who struck Billy Pat. terson?"
 Mr. Pring, we are now informed, will soon answer the former by burst Iof musical eloquence never before heard in this region. Go on, MT. Pring, in your noble efforts and sue cess will attend you. Patience is a great virtue and Tucson people are possessed of a patience of this exalted quality.
 Increased expectation has only served 10 excite additional desire, and our operatic friends may rest assured that their best endeavors will meet with an appreciation fully common surate with the ability displayed.
 Miss Pauline Markham is an artist of superior talent, and received the most exalted enconiums of praise from the critics of the New York press some years ago, when she was one of the most brilliant stars of the Lydia Thompson Blonde Troupe
 We had the pleasure of seeing her on several occasions during that per iod, and can testify to her musical genius, engaging manner, graceful acting, and last Out not the least con sideration with the ladies' the exquis- ite taste which she exhibited in the selection of her toilets.
 or Agan.
 Our old friend, Ben Hereford, takes another new departure on Monday next; this time in the direction of Hermosiilo, Sonora. He will return by the way of Guaymas. Business of importance connected with the archives of Sonora takes him thence, but it is somewhat probable that Ben will have some amusement en route.
 He has promised to send some oys- ters on the halfshell from Guaymas for the benefit of his friends in Tue son. As Ben missed the turkey din ner al Dunbar's, what sad havoc will he make among the delicious bivalves of the Mexican coast. Bon voyage.
 TIE extensive home facilities of Clarke & Patton to supply the market in their particular line is not gener- ally known. They have eight work men constantly employed and addj- ,ional force is intended. The manu- iacture of collars is made a speciality, and more substantial articles can not be produced. Yesterday they were in receipt of a large invoice of material, to be made up for immediate demand. Those deserving young men have built lp a business most fattering as well IS remunerative.
 l.. ZECKENDoBF & Co. received to- lay 5000 feet of lumber from Casa irande by Buckalew & Ochoa's train.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
From Tuesdays Daily. Restaurant q iQ Mode.

Our fellow townsman, Paul Marc
 ney, Jr. and Joseph Casson, are about
 fitting up a new restaurant next 10 the
 Palace Hotel in the place formerly oc- cupied by the California Restaurant
 Workmen are busy enlarging the premises and putting everything in trim for a grand opening. It is the intention of the proprietors to make the new place as inviting as possible. New furniture will be added and first class cooks will be brought from the nobbiest establishments in San Fran cisco. Those who are acquainted with Paul Maroney, Sr., vouch for his abil- fly in this line; and if is probable that Tucson will soon have an eating esiab- lishment first class in every particular, and when the inner man may be re- fre>hed in a manner to gladden. the hearts as well as the stomachs of all epicures.
 TIE Mexican mine, Globe District, is 10 have a irst-class quartz mill with as little delay as possible. MT. Geo. B. Walker who has for nearly a year been employed by the Tombstone Com Pany at Charleston, passed through Tucson today to superintend the build ing. He is a most thorough workman and Supt. Baldwin could have selected no superior for the work. Mir Walk CT says better men than AIr. Richard Gird and the ScheifTelin brothers, of the Tombstone company, never breath ed, and he goes to Globe only because il is financially to his interest.
 HoS. C. LNDLET has just returned from Tombstone and Charleston, and reports Tombstone filling up very rap idly, and he says the people out there are beginning to fear that too many without means are going there at this time. The mines are undoubtedly rich and are being developed as rap idly as can be expected, but that wi;h all this in it's favor there may soon be more there who need employment than will be able to get it. Judge Lindley says this subject is freely talked in his way in Tombstone.
 ". s. EDWARDS, EX-District Clerk, returned to Patagonia yesterday. Mr. Edwards is one of the first young men 1f Southern Arizona. being courteous : md enterprising, he merits the reputa- . ion awarded him May the Hermo- "a never peter.
 THERE are a number of mining nen now in Tucson who will proba- ply soon undertake the grand tour to . he Sierra Mojada. When they come ! pack they will be able to tell Us how much better the prospect is there than lere. It will be interesting 10 know. {.
 A WOMAN living in the family of | 'Ir. John Brown was killed day before 'esterday by the accidental discharge 1 ,f a pistol in the hands of Mrs Brown. The ball entered the head just between .i he eyes.
 GEN. J. B. ALLEN returned to Tomb tone today where he is doing a large business, and no man in Arizona is nore deserving of prosperity than he.
 R. \. LEATHERwOOD and J. NJ. Has ,ell are of this afternoon for a visit to 'anyon de Gro. They will return to- .C morrow. l(
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Not1ce

JAMES BUELL.. ESQ. IS MY Al tg,ii tioai. O ney in fact. and fuliy authOr!1V[ ,-,v ,b tend 10 all my business duIinsr r[fSC. sence from Tucson. JOHN HnIGful
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
SiIVer Dollars.

WASHINGTON, October 21.-S;andard silver dollars coined up to tlns date A, 453, $50. or this number 12,22I,OlO are in circulation, the remainder in the Treasury.
 WASHINGTON, October 2S.-Prcsi. dent Hayes has sent a telegram.to Gen. Grant inviting him to be his guest when he visits Washington. Gen. Sherman has a dispatch from Gen. Grant stating that he will be unable to attend the reunion of the army of the Cumberland in this city on the 20.h proX., as he has an engagement for that date at Indianapolis.
 Foreign.
 LONDON, October 25.-CoOper, the American forger, has been sentenced to five years penal scryitude.
 Re>enburg, editor Of Town Talk, has been found guilty of libel. Sentence reserved.
 Ll Ead 05or.
 PARIS October 21.-lt is reported that Don Carlos will be requested to leave France in consequence of his re ception of and other public inter changes or couTtosies with army off. cerS, some of whom have been sub jected 10 army discipline for the same cause.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. AEIZONA,
 October 20, ls7g. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ the following name d settler has filed notice Of his intention Co make final proof in Su port Of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from the date Of this notice, viz.: Thomas Dunbar, Of Tres AlamOs, Pima County, A. T. Pre-emption dccIarat1ry statement No. 3j3. for the <. r.. lt of x. W. 4 section , and F.. l3 Of V. W. l and x. w , 4 Of \. F.. 1{ Of section S. township lj south, range 20 cast. and names tLe ioi- lowing as his witnesses, viz: Frank Long, of Tres Alamos. Pima County, A. T., and AbsalOm A. Wilt. also Of Tres A. amos, Pima County. AT
 C. M. k. PAULISON, Pot Registrar.