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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-05-12
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SOUTHEAST MISSOURI
Or Arkansas.
The st. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company have over
100000 ACRES

of fine farming and agricultural lands, re-
naming unsold, along its line in Southeast
Missouri and Arkansas. These lands embrace
a general variety of excellent soil and timber,
and are being sold to actual settlers at low
prices and long time, If desired. Some of the
advantages of this middle country are good
climate, good people, free range, good water,
easy transport, choice markets, water power,
healthy country and no grasshoppers. Many
people from Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Michigan and other States have purchased
and made for themselves homes on these
lands during the past two years, and all are
well satisfied. This company offer special in
ducements to purchasers and actual settlers.
Parties thinking of immigratiDg or looking
for new homes viii do well TO write to the un-
dersigned and procure maps, pamphlets, etc.,
free of charge, giving full and detailed infor-
nation concerning these lands and the South
west generally. HON. THOS. ESSEN.
Land Commissioner, Little Rock, Ark.
r. COUCH. General Agent,
AZ Louisiana ST., Indianapolis, Ind.
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For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Bill
ious Attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, De-
preston of Spirits, Sour Somach, Heart Burn,
etc., etc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-05-12
sINMON,s LIVER REGULATOR.

CAUTIoN.-As there are number of imita-
tions offered to the public, we would caution
the community TO buy no Simmons Liver
Regulator or Medicine unless in our engraved
wrapper, with "Red u" trade mark, stamp and
signature unbroken. None other is genuine.
j. HI. ZEILIN d. CO..
Philadelphia.
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cleveland Herald. :.

"Let Everything be Done Decently and in
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-05-12

If there is anything a young man
Considers a disgrace,
It's to have his beard referred to
As the down upon his face-By his girl.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-05-12
OUR PREMIUM INDUCEMENTS

Every subscriber to the Weekly State Senti
mel, at 81 per year, will receive copy of thu
Sentinel's very able law treatise, by James
McCrell1s, Esq, entitled
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-05-12
NOTICE OF SALE
Lands nOrfgaged to the State
of Indiana for the Benefit
Of the College Fund.

the same being nsortgaged to the state OF In
diana TO secure the payment of loans from or
sold on a credit, on account OF the College
est due il.
No 7l3. The mort beast quarter of the no-sh-
east quarter OF section twenty-four, in town.
ship eighteen, north range seven west. Also
twenty acres off Of the north end OF the west
fraction OF the northwest quarter &C sectloz
nineteen, in township eighteen norsh rang .
SIX west, situate in Fountain County, indiana.
MOrtgaged hv Harris Raxnnlds and arnarInon
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Rich iE Copper.

MT. D. B. Rae, ore Of lhe former owners of the famous Copper Queen mine, at Bi-bee, arrived home from sn extended visit 10 California Mon day, and made the CITIZEN office a very pleasant call. NIT. Rae says that the California capitalists are begin nicg to comprehend the result of their neglect of Arizona, and to realize the facl that they are being badly " lef v by the Eastern capitalists. He states that he was constantly sought after for information regarding our mines. and did his best-which we believe lo have been no little-io show Arizona in her true light. Asarssult he prom ices some extensive development work in the near future.
 Mr. Rae communicated 8 fact that will prove new 10 our urreaders in regard 10 the Copper Queen. The bullion from the furnace ., the mine is 9S7 fine an unheard-ot quality to be produced directly from the ore of any copper mine. He also stales that the Belle Isle and Twilight, bnIh at Muls Pas, are promising to exceed tue Copper Queen in richness.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Eotef.

The Hardscrabble claim. owned by Ward Priest & Co.,, is looking first rate. The shaft is down 24 feet. The ledge is ahout six feet in width and shows a good quality of ore, which is hourly improving.
 Work is 10 be resumed to-day on lhe Silver Cloud. material having been shipped out. Thorough de- velopment is contemplated.
 The machinery for the Sunset hoisr- ing works is reported to bs at Beason.
 The merIt- of the Gold Camp are attracting the attention of capitalists
 Bob PiIley, mining expert. is rsgi,. tersd at the Grand.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13

District Court Calendar for November
 and December.
 The following eases have been set for trial by Judge Silent:
 Friday, November 2-Zeckendorl vs. Mangia.
 Tuesday, 23-Zeckendorf vs. Will kins Oury trialJ.
 Wednesday, 24-Benson vs. Adam, Gury).
 Friday, 2G-Jacobs vs. st.infeld Gury)-
 Saturday, 27-Nye vs. Burk Gury). Monday, 29.-Johnson vs. McLaugh- lin Gury).
 Tuesday, 30-Prompter G. & s. NJ. Co. vs. Bullard aud AiDss Vs. Calsbss- as L. & NJ. Co.
 Wednesday, Decsmb Der 1-Garcis vs. Downing, Mason vs Cables and Hs- gan vs. Downing.
 Thursday, 2 2-Gallardo Vs. Carrillo. Friday. 3-Casey vs. Knowles and Abbn V. Knowles.
 Saturday. 4-Lujan vs. Th0m pson Gury) and Bartelis vs. Mason.
 Monday, 6-Tombstone M. < NJ. Co. vS. Turner and Levoi vs. Arm stong.
 Tuesday, 7-Carroll vs. Shipman. Wednesday, S-Vail vs. Johnson Gury) and Garcia ys. Barnett & Block.
 Thursday, o-Morrill & Co. vs. McMenama.
 Friday, lO-Bartholomew vs. Zeck- endorf Gurl).
 Saturday, 1l-Carpenter vs. Ander- son Gury).
 Monday, 13-Charanleau vs. War ner Gury).
 Tue>day, l4-Hutchinson vs. Camp bell and Plrani v>. Cason.
 Wednesday, 15-PosIOn vs. Miller. Thursday, l6-Es Yes vs. Leary and Cashon vs. Fields.
 Friday. l7-Ward vs. O'Hall"rsn Gury).
 Saturday, lS-Willes vs Ware" and Markham vs. Johnson.
 Monday, 20-NhiIney vs. Good man aud Bailey vs. Peun.yiyanis A. CO.
 Tuesday, 2l-Coleman vs. Jenks. WeduesddY. 22-SueDel y.. Beebe and Ming Vs. Murphy.
 Thursda!, 2j-Lalabasas L. x M. Co. vs- Iuii. Uury).
 Ehday, q Stewart vs. MGrpAy and ollVer Reef M Co. ys. Lon. IOt- Loul
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Saved by surneInnt Hait.

Satisfying investors in western mines, says ,he Mining News, i. fie- quehtly Father tedious and difficult undertaking. A Colorado silver min ing c"ml any that had Rsyer hOnorrd its stockholders with a dividend, re-. ceiysd caller the othsr day from 4 Lcrs island farmer who had s7OO Is stOck, who was anxious for returns. He was blunt. plsIn-Ipoken n.u, and came to the pOiHI st once by say ing;
 All my neighbors tell me that they believe this mIue was s2lted."
 Were any of your neighbors aver out in ColOraduY inquired the agsni
 guess not"
 " " ere you ever out lhsre,"
 No, sir"
 Do you know anything of ,h. eli. mate!"
 No"
 " Then, sir. let me tell vou ,h., eur mlne VAS salied. That's ,he reason we gel no dividends. We had to send '" Chicago t"r all our salt, .ud inc cost ni transportation has beea enor- nous; l forget how many barrels il 'o"k' but the executive officers of our company are not ihs men to lei \ mine like our, spoil for ths wan, of 1. lew Thousand barrels of salI."
 Then the salt was Io say, th. mines"
 or course; he sudden charpes of tsmpelature out there must be gu,rd- against. Hang on 10 yeuT stock and have patience.
 fe,, l guess will, though Ilid Tee pretty blue yesterday. We've got some chaps up our way who tLinE lhey know it sll. but when 1 20 L.cL ana tell ihsm that wo've got our mine esi1ed from top 10 bottom, and dOn't cars c"pl er what sort sf vsstrsr como whooping clonO, msbbs they wont feel qulte so smart. If th.y nave 10 uso sny mOrs out thers I.lI en Tor me |" rub ii ia with the hand II goes further sud giN4s better ,.tis, faction"
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
4 Deseryed Compliment.

The members of me Bar Or Tucson through d committee, have sent the following telegram IO Preolden Hayes:
 Me. committee Of the Tucson Bur. resI eCtuily r.qurst You 10 "Itnh"ld akIng AciIun DO the matter oi the re- slgnaIion of Judge Charles Silenl, n"ping In induce him Ih withdraw th same. Full particular. follow b mail.
 This is 8 most deserved maliment Q the splendid judicial abliitie. oi Judge Silent, and the CITUES joins the members of ihe Bar Iu the hop that the honorable gentleman will re- consider his resignation and remain the undoubIed ornament to the Bcuon that he is.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
An Army of Pnstmnster..

WAsHINGToN, October 2S.-The an Q
 nual report of the appoint Hent diyi-
 sion of the Puslpfflce Department for
 the last fiscal year was computed to- day. l. shows that tie number oi
 Posroffices in operation in The United
 States on the 30ih of June last wa> 42 ,y79, an increase of 2,l34 during The year. Of the Postma,ters, l,G6l ore uppoinlees of the President. The remaining fl, ,22S offices arc filled b, appointment of the PosimrS,eT Gen cral. Besides the nearly 43, UOO Post
 masters ,h,re are 7,4JO persons throughout rhr country wHo i.eriOrm service and receive compensation upon the written author izaliOn of the Postmaster General or his chief assist anis, comprising 4lo in the PUslotiicc Department at Washington, 5,5ly clerks in Post"fficeS of the first anu second classes, 2, 6SS letter carriers, 56 special agents, 2,946 employees "i the Hallway maIl service, and 5,Sj2 mail conIractars. In addit.o on iO the PostOffice clerks above IeckOned, for who employment allowance. are made 10 Presidential Postmaster of the frs and second grades, il is estimated al the Department tha. there are at least 50O0O persons acting a. clerks In thr thiId and fnurih-clas, "ffices who look for emplo, ment and compensation directly In local authority, snd it x b. lieved, therefore, that there are now mol less than l10, 900 persons directly connected with our postal service.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Summons.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FdksI B,fs ,,s-l, JI-
 .i.I H 6i..-ict in the County Oi Pima, lerrl-
 II ciclei -. Newton Noble and IT, h. t5ls o- 1l;-.i5- ys A. W. Gill. RooerI SeWea
 and II 2 Jones defendants q lii iil s 5s;Ii
 ness under the firm name 8LG ,S- nis,-ic3
 S,.,.ii s Co. Action hrouEnl ID tne DIS tlct C
 seven a of inc First Judicial District m
 .5 e. ,S, Counfv Of Pima, m me LeiIl'oI9 4i
 ai-e s VI 'NN Tba Territory ot Arizona seI1s
 s-'-.i- ,c A W Gil, hohert SeWeii aIu .,} y'
 p I,-,ss oftbe firm name ana s'sie oi Niil'
 SeWell & %. 42..-,,,r summoned and required to
 lo- s sr action brought against you Dl
 ,2PP obote named pl8intins ID me pIs'.ie'
 S1e,rt of inc First District, ID ana lGI tle
 Connty of Pima iD the lerIi'oIs O4 ,i t-iri
 and answer tbe complaint uel 5 S, St.n "a r,,,,,
 -,S 1bjs Conrt at Tucson, in saiu SOuuts N1 ooP9
 Os IllS V V .-rr1ni, iut accompanies this sum
 V. .-1 -r,tbfn twenty days (eNclurlFe Ol tIS
 S, Y s,r[ice) after tbe service upon you oI tbFs sunrous, Ifreryed ID ms SVuAtt OIt n N s..-,-,.d ouI of the County ana "ltHlu lLi7 S DlS si.; ,bo,' yritbiu thirty days; ID all all other tIIOl, 'se- s-.- Lgvs This action is brought 10 eI.s5- s decree Of this Court for the lore e, Co'-.-. r a certain lien described ID tne com -isi1f on file iu this action ootalneu Dy lug 11isi1fi.fs- ou the req property oOnslrllng O4 P... 1,-s acres of ground and superstruciure- sli.;-,. s9oe ,VI-ks Engine, Boiler, Blower and Nas.1 Work. erected thereon, situate ID the S'o1,,rv of Pima and Territory or Arlzonai and Wear t6. Aio Mines, and hlch real propeFt' and nrer1iscs. matters and things aforesaid are r1or,i ngrricularly described in the complaint a'bicb lien is for the snm of So'5 for work aud Iabgr performed Dy plaintiffs for defendants, af defendants request, in and about me con sfructiou of said SupersirIcIure, smelLer, En- -,iue- Boiler, Blower ana Mason Work. That ,be premises ana other things on which said lien attaches may be sold, and the proceeds applied 10 the payment Oi plaintlns, rald ilen as Ihe law directs, ana lu case sGcn pf"ceeds 5re got sufficient 10 pay me same, then tnHt rhtv may be distributed As the law ulrectsi and thai inc plaintiffs have judgment and ex- pcutiou against deieudOuts Tor any balance re- msiufug due, and that defendants and all per .ou- claiming through them be barred aLu foreclosure Ui all TigUJ, tit4e and claim, hen and equity OfredempIiOu, and interest ln and to sGid premises, for Attorneys lees ana other and further relief And yOu are hereby lO- tiled thgI If you iail f' appear aud ansW CT De rornplaiut a- abOyg required, the plainiiH will take feiaul and apply 10 the Court for the re- ieffbereiu demanded, and costs and dis5urse- ueuts iu thIs behalf expend q. Given under nv hand and IAe seal of the said District Court at Tucson, tLis l3ih Gay Oi October, A. ). I5SJ. GEO. A. CLC A. Nlerk.
 F. STANFORD and Jos. NECGAss, AtIys. for 'lainuHs.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
TOMBSTONE'S BOOM.
Progress of the Great Industryi In the Tanner District of Southern Ari- zona Items from the EPitaph-The Nav Mills. and Notes from Bisbee.

Two years ago the Territorial cleo ton passed by and Tombstone was not heard from. The bright autumn sun rose over the Dragon Range, but found these hills comparatively bleak snd desolsts. Brief time has worked a mighty change. Yesterday morning lhs sun chased the rosy Au- rors from the grey East and smiled upon the same hills. now famous IL the nation. and upon these hills city grown great and stong, where labor. with its hundred hands, knocked ar the golden gate of ths morning. Such was the beginning of the day that wa, to record & vote of Sl9 in the new city, snd that too, an incomplete ballot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
That Murdered Man.

The Epitaph has the following to say of the murdered man found near Benson:
 From MT. J. k. Dunn. Of Conien- tlOn, we learn that the name of the man whose body was found recently near Beneun, was Patrick DoOdy About seven weeks ago. Dunn letl Contention for Ben-on. with DOOdv When las, seen DDody was Vi h some Mexicans. This was about seven weeks ago. Do6dy's body was found ahout one and one-half mics from Benson, in ravine. One arm was broken and there was bullet hole in his skull.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Summons.

IN TIE JUSTICES COURT, TERRITORY ! Of Arizona, County Of Pima, before Jos. NeugaEs, Jus ice Of the Peace, Precinct No. One. A. Brown and P. Wal, plaintiffs, doing business under the firm name of Brown 6 Wall, V. X. W. Gill, Robert Swell, and John ]. Jones, defendants, doing business under the firm name of Gill, Seweu < Co. Demand S2Sl .96-l00 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 A. W Gill, Robert Sewell and John P. Jones' defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear before me at my office in the town Of Tut son, County Of Pima, on the 18th day Of De- cember. A D. 1SS0, al II o'clock a. 10. tO answer the complaint of the above named plaiLtids, who demand Of von that you are in- debted 10 them in the sum of Two Hundred and Eightv-One and 96lO0 dollars, and fl you fail 10 appear and answer said complaint es herein required, the plaintiff will tak judg ment against you as demanded and for the costs of this cult. Given under my hand this 18th day of Oc obsr, 4. D. 1880.
 J NECGASS, ;. P.
 F. STANFORD. Atty for Plaintiffs.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Anti" Doby."

The anti" dobY meeting at Levin'S Hall Monday night was satisfactory enough SO far AS it wa~ possible for the meeting 10 accomplish its task, measures being taken looking 10 the adoption of a discount generally of 10 per cent. from November 18th. This is well. All the leading firms. of course, are in favor of the move menl, but it was asserted on the suset to-day that a certain house would re- fuse 10 entertsin the proposition of the meeting. Should the report prove true. the public should know how 10 deal with firm that will. by ils stupid obetinacy and greed, do SO much 10 hinder movement that 10 maDifestly for the good of the ontire community.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
At Bisbee.

The Copper Queen looks like an immense quarry, about eO feet either wal, with the floor all metal. and no signs of wall. The smeltsr Is iun- ming night and day, and is turnin 3 out bullion at the rate of 250 pounC every 20 minutes. There Is plenty of water for present wants, and bright D. aspect seems tJ await the camp. MT. Campbell came by the V sI slope traI and made the trip in seven hours snd a half.
 Work is being done oH the Twi- fight, Mary Ann anu IrOs Clad, snd ,li are l"Oking we'll.
 Holbr ok-Has 2o-fOot shalt, which shows the bottom all in orr, ind cross ut has been started tc ss- certain Ihe width Of the vein.
 Br adguage-A drIiI will eo com menced next week.
 Empire-A contract has been let to ,ink d 50-ioOt shaft, aud work Will , ommenCe mex week.
 Keystone State and Watson-' alena and carbonate ore, work will com menCe next week.
 Bounty and New Y"rk-Contrscl l:as been let tO sink d 50 foot shaft.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Another Murder.

Some time since the CITIZEN con- tained an account of the disappearance of a tcamsler from Benson, under cir cumstances which Jeff buI litIle room 10 doubt that there hal been foul play. The following ilem from the Epilaph of Friday may ref 10 the same mar |:
 A ieamsler from the railroad reports the finding of body Of n man m a raviue near Benson. The body had probably lain where found for about three weeks, and was much disfgurrd and wasted. The teeth and skull were broken in and a bullet had en- tered the brain just behind the eyr. Heavy stones were lying nca' the bndy, and all circumstances point to a foul crime The body is believed 10 be rbal of man who disappeared from Benson about sh-ee weeks since, and his assassin Is supposed 10 be Mex jean who has probably crossed into Sonora. The name of Ihe murdered man was mentioned. bu' has escaped
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Constable's S Sale.

HNERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF
 l Pima la Justice Court, Precinct No. 7, E- b. Tuttle, J. r. By virtue Of au execution fssuec out ui the above Justice Court ana tO ne directed, ou @ judgment rendered lu the above Justices Court, Uu tae oth day )f Jan u.rv, A. b. lSSJ, against the property Oi George Falriyu aud ID favor ol Anthony Wade for The sum Of Suyeuy-two iSt@-S2lUJl aud y2-IOO dollars, including Costs aud interest thereon acCued Ou said Judgment, aud Ou a iudgmcut rendered iD Ihe aOOye Justices Court on tue llLA day Of March, 4. D. leSJ, against the property Ot the above named George tahgiOu sHd in favor Of A. N. Frank hu q Co., for the sum ot Two Hundred aud Forty-dvg lS24J .U2-lUJJ aud G. OJ uOllars, in- cludtug costs and interest thereon accrued On said judgment, and Ou judgment rendered iu tbe above Justice Court uL the lItu dLy Oi March, A. D. IesU, EgainsI the property ui the above named George EahrIOn aud lu favor UT J. C. GlasUy, for the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty SS3J U7-l U) sI0 Q7-lUU CUllaTs, in eludiug costs and interest thereon accrued. Ou sad iudg gmeut, l have levied upon this, the gIh day Ji October, 4. b. losO, al! be right, title aud interest Of the above named George FHh- rion, iu and To the following described pro perly situated in Pima County, aud in Ire ciucI Ne. z. South 5I Of NV 5z aud the 0rth1s Of me sN z aud SW ]. Ol NE5s, aud \ N 5l of SE A of section l4. Township south, and Range 36 East Of the Giis and Salt kiyers Base and Meridian; also one undivided 5s oi the Darby and Kennedy Irrisating Ditch, lead ing from The Gila River 70 the before described land, will sell st public auction, to tns hi gb- sst bidder thereiOr, on ths
 3Oth Day of October, 4. D. 1880. at the Fahrion Ranch. Payment 10 De made in lswiul money Of the United states, and at the time of Ghs sale.
 4. DERRICK. Constable.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
THE CITIZEN.
sATl-RDAY NOVEMBER 1s, lsSG.
PinaIC Countx,s Vote.


 The following is the official count of Finals vole at the recent election for Delegate: Stewart 244 Oury 547-- a majority of 3O3. The complete vote on the Legislative ticket or for Su- periniendcnt of Public Instauction is not given in the returns furnished this office. P. Gabriel is reelected Sher- ifr, receiving 55S votes, Irion receiving l72, and DePuy 50. Dsvine is elected Recorder, receiving s3s votes to Guilds 342. c. L. Wrstten Is elected Probate Judge by q large majority, while Mes>rs. Barthson and Holland are returned as Supervisors. For Pub lie AdminislraIor W. H. Benson i- elected by a small majority.
 As predicted by rhe CITIZEN, ihe decent people of Pinal county sent the party by the name of Ruggles t" grass by large minority in the con- test tor Treasuryhip. The figures are Brady 4O3, Ochoa 1S5, and Ruggles 2lO. Al the last election the Ruggles re- ceived a majority of Ihe votes for the same office, but failing to qualify or furnish bond~, tine Board Oi Supervi>- ors very properly. after giving him all the Oppurtuniiy possible, elecIei P. k. Brady, an infinitely superior man, 10 lhe office The Ruggles ha- done nothing since hut iranticall! yell fraud and whine because ihr, wouldn't enIrust the keeping of thr couutv's funds 70 d man whom no one else would trust. Were il n for The dread lest the Rugg'es would move himself into Cima county, the CITI- ZEN would advise hIm To swim out. The people Of PInal county uie very i'll of him.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Waking Up Et Last.

The San Francisco Stock Report says
 The merchants of this city ought to call a boom conference with all possible dispatch. Unless ws have prompt and concerted acton the trade of New Mexico and Arizona will be wholly lost 10 us. Who will iE&e ihe iniliaIury step in the conference busi- ness
 Before you San Francisco people get the Com.tock dust rubbed out of your eyes, the new railroad c"mmuni- cation to the East will let you Oui for good. and then you'll wish you hadn't
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Mining Notice.

TNHIs IS TO CAU ION ALL PERSONS l against purchasing a carta.- Copper Mine unless from the undersigned and associates, located in two locations Of fifteen hundred feet each, ou May 24th, ls11, as the Omega" mine. aud the "Omega' mine first Fasterly extension, situated CD Western base Of the Santa Rita Mountains, about unity miles little East of South from Tucson The uec. g. sary lawful work required by law 10 hold mining claims mas been done upon each of those To- cau ns, year ty year, from date Of location. On Feb mary 4th, 1877, one Virgin located l5Oi feet taking in part Of each location, calling his location be "Gribraliar." Persons pUrchas- ing or intending to purchase the |" GibralJer." ." will do well to examine title, as myselfund assoeiates claim to be the legal owners, and shall nat part with our title unless for a con sideratiOn uuul legal remedies are exhausted
 .. R. DELONG. Fort Bowie, A. T., Nov. l2 lSSJ.
 lStar copy.l
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Notlce

NOTICE IS H. REBY GIVEN TO U. 1N Johnson, or those parties that claim un- Ger him, that the undersigned have had The necessary work done upon the Sau Bernardiuo mine, 10 falarito District, in Pima County A T. Tor the ear ending January l, lSsO aud has paid for The same and unless the said Johnson or Those owning under him come for ward wlthln ninety dsy- from the date of this notice, and pay over 10 Us Inc sum of tS33ls) thiriy-three and one-thlrd Co.lars. that being his or their share OfIhe money paid for assess ment work ou his or their 0ne-third of saiu mine, said mine will be forfeited tous.
 GEO. ?. HOWE,
 PETE KITCHEN, Tucson. September 2s, lSsO.