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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-08
T,ARM TO LET.-Two HUNDRED AND ,x>s

four (204) acres land in Placer county, S9*
on the American river, SIX miles north OF Fol- -A--
som, known as the McDevitt Ranch. There is on
the place about 10000 bearing grape-vines, fruit
trees (peach apple, pear etc) alfalfa field, field for
pasturage etc. The greater part is first class foot
hill land-level or undulating is mostly under
fence and most of it lying between the North Fork
ditch and the American river; there are ample
means for irrigation The is desrous of ieas-
ing this property account of il-health, and to
good tenant excellent inducements will be offered.
For further particulars apply upon the premises, or
address the undersigned through Postoffice Box
No. 34S, or call upon same at the office Of
HALL, LUHRS & Co., Sacramento.
anI5-Im JOS F. MADDEN
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-08
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
WIN. n. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication once, Third ST., bet. and N.

THE DAILY RECORD-UHIoE
lifzhad ever~ 6av % tha - u..a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
REVOLUCION EN- COLOMBIA.

De un telegrama de Colon q los peri6
dicos neo-yorkinos, fecha II de febrero
extraetamos la siguiente notieia re-
lativa una revolucion que ha estalla,
do en- la rep1blica de Colombia:
La revolucion actual ha empezado er
la capital. Medellin, poblacion que estd
8 unas 40 millas al s. e. de Antioquia
y que tiene 14000 almas. Ha triunfa.
do cempletamente. Sc cree que la ad:
ministracion este va en- manos del par
lido radical. El ex-presidente de An
tioquia general Renjifo, fue el candida
to de los Conservatives para la presi-
dencia de la rep1blica en- las tltimas
elecciones sali6 derrotado por Rafael
Nunez, de Cartagena. El general Rem
jifo pertenecio en- su tempo al partido
liberal del que SO separo hace algunos
amos, y desde el pasado es objeto de
muchos odios por haber mandado ma
tar 4 un estudiante, acusado de cons
piracion, sin tener pruebas, y & pesar
de estar abolida Ia pena de muerte en-
Colombia En mando en- Antioquia 80
considerable como una desgracia nacio.
nal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
Gaceta de hoy

Resolution de IL oficina sanitaria de
Savannah decidiendo que partir del 2 de
febrero sea descargado en- Ia isla de
Ia Cuarentena, s puerto baio, no on
los muelles dc Ia Ciudad, ellastre de tie
IRA 6 de arena que traigan los buques
procedentes de puntos en- que de ordi-
mario hay fiebre amarillo. Uada tone
lada de piedra que lleven sera ALI pa
gada desde 80 centavos hasta $1'25, Sc
gun calidad.
--Roal orden disponiendo que mien'
tras no SO resuelva 10 mas conveniente
respecto la jubilacion del Dean de es
ia Catedral d. Jaime Agusti y Mild, NJ
Sc le obligue q residir su prebenda, con
tinuando en- Ia Peninsula como hasti
aquj. :.
-Pfograma para los concursos ordi
narios de la Real Academia de Ciencia'
morales y politicas de 1881-81.
Sc han declarado en- deslinde To-
montes que posee el Estado en- los ba
rrios Quebroda Keguas y Lapa, Salinas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14

Il bizarro coronel 4 quien tanto
aman Gibara y Holguin y de cnyos
reconocidos periodicos mas de una
vez hemos reproducido enthusiasts
concsptos 4 tan apreciable militar
consagrados
El ascenso de Valdes. que hacfa
tanto tempo Sc esperaba por todos
los que conocen sus grandes mereci-
mientos en- la insurreccion de Cuba,
ha producido un estallido de aplau-
sos y lie ha Waldo al nuevo Brigadier
ovaciones y homenajes sin cuento.
Basic decir que todos los perioiicos
de Ia grande Antilla, y adn muchos
de la Peninsula, Sc han deshecho en-
frases de encomio, y que en- Gibara
Sc lie ha obsequiado con bales y Sc
renatas y Sc esta llevando q cabo una
suscripcion popular para regalarle
ell baston de mando y ell fajin.
iJusticia, NADIA mas que justicia
para el verdadero merito, para ls
virtud real y positiva! Asf es CO.
mo deben recompensarse los precla-
ros servicios de! deber y del patrio-
tismo prestados por los que, como
Valdes, en- aquella insalubre mani
qua, sin dar descanso al cuerpo nj a
espfritu, nj al potente brazo, pelican
denodados, contra los enemigos ma
turales y los elementos, contra ell eli
ma mortffero y las traiciones, en- de
fensa de la honra nacional y del in
coIume estandarte de su iEtegridaC
en- Cuba
Con que jdbilo, desde luego, en-
viamos nosotros nuestra cordial fell
citacion al nuevo gallardo y j6vel
general deseando verlo cuanto ante
4 nuestro lado y en- la afable compa
MIA de sus deudos y amigos
Y ell pals, que sabe 10 mucho qu
debe la causa nacional a Suarez Val
des, y las muchas presentaciones d.
cabecillas importontos q que ha dad
lugar con su actividad y energla, s.
alegrara sin duda con nosotros al CO
nocer los imparciales movies qu
nos han impulsado d escribir est
suelto,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
Ell Brigadier Suarez Valdes

va es Brigadier va luce su brazc
incansable ell primer entorchado J
quien muy joven ha sabido elevarse
q tan respectable altura, no sera ex.
trailo llegue q encumbrarse en- la SUI.
prema jerarqula militar, por sus ex.
celentes dotes, por su indomable te-
son de soldado 10 mismo que por sus
condolences de jefe no por las in
trigas del favoritismo y de la adula-
cion que d las nulidades realzan y los
verdaderos meritos posponen y
arrumban.
va 10 saben nuestros lectores va
no 10 ignoran los in6nitos amigos y
deudos con que cuenta en- esta pro-
vincia, desde hace mucho tempo, ell
simpatico general cuyo nombre en-
cabeza estas lines honrandolas So
bradas noticias tenemos todos los
que sus buenas prendas admiramos
= en- los dulces recuerdos de su amis-
tad nos regocijamos, de que al fin
s. NJ, hacienda completa justicia q
las relevantes cualidades de Suarez
Valdes, y premiando dignamente sus
valiosos seryicios en- la cubana cam
paIia prestados, sin economic alguna,
en- aras de Ia integridad patria, ha
ssoendido p0r tslSgfafo I B'igadisr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14

Hemos tenido ell gusto de ser vi.
sitados por ell apreciable joven Don
Jose de Cisneros, hijo de nuestro
distinguido representante por esta
Capital D. Enrique, hoy consejero
de Estado.
El citado j6ven va de paso para
Cuba de captain de Estado Mayor,
en- cuyo pals ha hecho, d pesar de
su poca edad, una larga campaila.
LIE deseamos feliz viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14

Varios dependencies de Caguas
nos escriben mauifestandonos que
aquel Municipio esta dando los pa.
SOS convenientes para imponeries Ia
contribution sobre los sueldos que
Sc ha desechado en- esta capital.
Pueden estar tranquilos, pues lo
hemos dicho y 10 repetimos los
Ayuntamientos no tienen derecho
alguno d imponer contribution d
los domiciliados, y 81 1nicamente
a los vecinos. EE todo case con
acudir, despues del acuerdo, en- ALA
da ante ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General, vendra abajo esa medida
illegal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14

Aver recibimos con fecha 20 de
febrero, de Barros, una extensa rela'
cion de la vista Official de S. +.
aquel pueblo ell dia 20. Por los mu
chos dias transcurridos desde ent6n'
ces ha perdido su oportunidad este
comunlcado, y solo ind:caremos bre-
vemente SUI coEtenido.
Fueron q recibir d S. E. al termi
no de Ciales los senores coronel dor
Jose Mirelis, comandante militar dc
Ponce, y D. Manuel Duran, jefe de
la seccion de Orden P1blico.
AL frente de la casa de la Viuda de
Bou e Hijo Sc erigi6 uu bonito arc(
triunfal por los voluntarlos, con e
retrato de S NJ. y varias alegorlas
iuscripciones y en- ell interior de
pueblo tres mas,
Formados los voluntarios, pasC
IN 7 Te16,eamn,." = 5,sn n" Vi Visiht5 h3"1a las escuela,
de ninos y ninls, examinando minu
ciosamente por 81 mismo a los alum
nos, y quedando satisfecho de 81
adelanto preside una session de.
Ayuntamiento en- la cual recomendC
la instruction. los caminos y la equi-
dad en- ell reparto de la contribution,
entr6 Ell los cuarteles de la Guardia
Civil y Ordea Pdblico, y Sc despidid
ell %, despues de Or misa. para Ba-
rranquitas, siguieadole un lucido
acompanamiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14


blicamos hoy Sc We que ell mayor ca
pital constitutivo de la Central que
mas ha costado en- la Martinica no ha
pasado de dos millones de frances, 6
sean $4OO, 900, y 81 luego Sc ha ir-
vertido algo mas, ha bastado ell ere
ditto de la 6nca para cubrir Ell deficit.
La central Francois, que gano en-
1877 ell 25 p.% de su capital, Sc
estab,ecio con 100000 frances,
$240,000, de capital ccnstitutivo, no
habiendo excedido los gastos de ms
talacion d 10 suscrito mas que en-
33,799 frances, $6760. La central
Simon Sc establecio con un capital
por acciones de 100000 frances,
$l50,000 gastaronse $162,034 J,
habiendo obtenido en- 1877 un 24-66
por ciento de ganancia, ddndose Ell
pasmoso resultado de que en- cuatro
amos recobran los accionistas Ell equi-
valente de su capital en- intereses,
quedando este siempre en- fondo y
produciendo una pingiie renta al que
desembclso ell dinero. La central
que mas dinero ha malgastado en- su
installation, la que peor administra-
cion parece que ha tenido, Ia La
naentin, en- fin, did en- 1877 IN be-
nefcio Do 81 por ciento, y Dc las
otrau diez oentralea A que m6nosI
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
PRQ County RGnk.

The Pima County Bank moved into
 its new offices on Congress street Tues.
 day afternoon, where TIE CITIZEN re. porter found the officials situated as costly as could be wished. An ele- gant walnut counter extends the full length Of the room, on either end of which Is a spacious desk neatly labeled " Receiving" and Paying" respec- lively, over which the thousands are taken in and paid out. The other
 office furniture consists of the pon- dcraus safe, convenient tables. desks. racks, etc. etc. The room is finished in drab color with appropriate heavy border. The entire arrangement is one Of convenience and exquisite neat ness. The old office, which joins the new one is being retilted and hand somely furnished for the general use of patrons and others desiring to con suit on business connected with the bank. When completed these apart ments will equal in comfort and neat ness the offices of similar institutions in more pretentious sections. Mir. B. NJ. Jacobs, Cashier, and AIr. W. A. Scott, Assistant Cashier, are the con- genial and efficient gentlemen who will answer the call and meet the just demands of all patrons.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Returned.

NIT. Lionel M. Jacobs returned tc Tucson on Sunday evening by private conveyance, having been absent in California over six mouths. Much of the lime MT. Jacobs has been in ill health and now feeling a little i'm proved concluded to travel, and so he travelled to Arizona. We understand, however, that he will only remain q few weeks and then will travel back again. Mr Jacobs has a hearty wei come back to the scene of his active and successful business operations and we trust his visit will be not only pleasant but also very beneficial to his health.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Summons.

! IN DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI I cial District, in tue County or FmJ, ] Territory Of Arizona. r. Lid,!ie and C.. >. ! b. heading, co., artuer m busiu-S- lu tha ttfy of S'n Francisco, Gal. under Hoe Lrtn name Oi Liddie 6 Read ng. pain ;;-, 'SalnSt Pn. ShGS- CT. defendant sum mons. Action JrOu ht In the .,i-tdci Court Oi the First Judicial District iu and ' Tor tn6 County Of PIma, iu tu- Territory of Arizona. The Territory nr Arizona sends greeting tO Ph. Shu><l sr. luu hereby summoned and req 60 pear m an action brought aealnsf v0u U The above named rlaiufifl Iu The pI--Ce, ' Court oi the First Judicial DStr.c iu a'i iOr the Co i.fv a, tn the Territory ot Arizona, and answer The complaint nled with the Clerk Of this court as Tue son, Tn SHid county (a copy of winch coul- plant accom- ptnieS thiS sum mons. wIih.u twenty days ieXrtuSive or the day Df SD r- lce) after tue service upon vuu Of hIs me mons, 1T served in thiS county; bui q served out or the county and within tuI> district, then within thirty qay~. IH Gif 'oiher cases forty days. Fms action is brought Co recover The sum Of five hun .died and eighty nine and ihtee Our-huu- tredihS dollars lawiul money of iAe United States, due plaintiffs on certain merchandise sold aui delivered 'O G'- icnddnt, a- iS more fully set forth Iu me complaint filed herewith.
 And yOu are hereby notified that if you !all To appear and an: wer the cump.H.nL Hs above required, tho plaintiff wfl ''k, judgment iOf the sCm Of live hundred aI' righiv-nine and three Oue-hundrediiN lel59.03l collars, aS v'Ill mor- clearly hp- peHr therein and costs and Gl>bur--iuth.- In thIS bchalf"xpended.
 Given under my hand and the S-a "i
 T., s1 the sad lI~triCt C1uri at Tt'~On'
 '1 this 2Jth day Of January, Alp
 lSs0
 GEORGE \. CLUM, Cie' k.
 FARLEY & POHRpY,
 Attorneys for Plainfjf.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
THE CITIZEN.
JANUARY 3l, 1880.
Republican County coavennOn.


 The convention at the Park Hal last Tuesday, was called to order by J P. Cum, and T J. Bidwell, of Tomb stone, elected Chairman and Joseph Neugass Secretary.
 The Chairman stated the object oi the convention, viz: to elect seven del .egales 10 represent the county of Pima in the Territorial convention 10 be held January 2S in Tucson for the pur. pose Of electing delegates to represent the Territory in the Republican Ma tional Convention to be held at Chica- go next June.
 On motion of J. Ii. Goodwin a con- mittee of live was appointed by the Chair, consisting of J. c. Handy, J. P. Cum, C. R. Drake, E. \. Fish and J. R Farrell to make the nomination of delegates.
 he committee reported with the following names as delegates, to-wit: T. J. Bidwell, Tombstone; H. C. Hook CT, Camp Grant; \. \. ChiIds. Pata gonia; J. II. Toole, J. $. Mansfield, Tucson; 4. W. Unthank, Arivaca; J. :. Nosburg, Millville.
 Tie report was adopted and the committee discharged.
 On motion of J. R. Farrell the pow CT of proxy was voted to the delegates.
 On motion of J. C. Handy a com mittee of three, consisting of E. N. Fish, f. Stanford and J. C. Handy, was appointed by the Chair to make proper arrangements with Mir. Levin for the use of his hall for the Terri iorial Convention.
 Appropriate speeches were made byI F. Stanford, J. II. Goodwin, Col. Paul ison, Gen. Rawlings, E. B. Pomroy, J. R. Farrell, T. L. Stiles, J. c. Hunt and B. Hefti; whereupon on motion the adjourned sine die. J NEUGAss, T. J. BIDWELL,
 Secretary. Chairman.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Summons.

OF ARIZONA. COUNT ! or Pima In IuSLice'S Court. h-in'' Edward D. Tuttle, Justice or the Pr'cf' Precinct No. 9. James Hays, plaintiH, ',' Owen Lauhacn, defendant. D-iHaDd- ID. The Territory of Arizona sends gree ln- tO owen Laubach, defendant. on "is hereby summoned and required io app''t be ore me at my office In the town 1l 9 9i. fsfd and County of Pima, on the I5In d.S of March A. D 1880, at 9 o'clock e. Hl.' ~ answer the com plant of fn- above nam pialntln, who Ceinards Of you tnal 5"- are indebted Co hIhl in The sum Q. nVe ID- ! rs- And if you fat Co appeal ana '. sw'r said complaint as herein n IIl,.' the plain'if will take jud. .meni az '.h> .. you e. demanded and Tor tle cos,sof lh'' suit.
 'iiveL under my hand thls l-th day '" January A. D. lSs0.
 EDWARURTUTTLE. J. r.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA.
 January l6. lsSU. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1N the following named settler has flied hOiice Ofhis intention to make final proof in support Of his claim, ana secure final entry thereof al the expiration Of thirty days from The date Of tLis notice. viz. l: George T. Martin, Of Tucson Post Office, Pima County, A, T., who made Pre-emp ton DeclaraiorN Statement No. 624, for the fractional ". 15 Of x F.. l,: fractional 13 $. W. T.; fractional W. 5of N. r. II and fractional part Of N. W lt section 2. town ship l4 S., range l4 k and names the fol- lowing as his witnesses, viz: Jesus NJ. Elias, oi Tucson Post office, Pima County, A. L., and A. \. While, also of Tucson Post OtEce, Pima County, AT
 C, Nj. K. PAUL ISON,
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Supreme Court.

The adjourned term of the Suprenl, Court convened lasl Monday at ter 1 o'clock with Chief Justice French anC Associate Justice Silent on the bench Joseph Neugass, Clerk.
 On motion and presentation of cer tificates, and afiidavits filed, it was or dered that the following named attor neys be admitted 10 practice in this court, viz: F. Stanford, W. Earll, F. M. Smith, Chas Lindley, J. A. Zabriskie, N. D. Anderson, L. Price, G. W. Spal- ding, J. ". Oates, T. L. Stiles, J. II. Lucas and James Buell..
 The following named attorneys hay ing made application for admission, were examined in open court and their app ications taken under advisement. viz: Joseph Neugass, $. Ainsa, Wm. U. Osborne, Chas D. Stuart, Wm r.. Hancock and A. D. Baker.
 Territory vs Chas. Powell-Respon- dent suggested an amendment of the record, which WAS argued and taken under advisement-
 Court then adjourned until ten q, m, January 27, when a flu bench will be present.
 Court met pursuant to adjournment Present Hon. c. c. w French, D. F DeForrest Porter and Charles Silent.
 In the matter of the estate of Thos. Roddick, deceased, the appeal from Probate Court dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
 Territory of Arizona vs Chas. Pow ell argument on amending record re opened, concluded and by the court taken under adyiscment.
 Petition for writ of habcas corpns for Ang Cue, now in the county jail for an assault with intent to commit murder, was granted and time for heal ing reserved.
 J. Neugass, W. J. Osborne, CharlesI D. Stuart, W. A. Hancock and 4. \ Baker were admitted as attorneys andI of this court.
 Territory vs Oliver Boyer; hearingl of the appeal now pending.
 Court met pursuant to adjournment, at 10 o'clock q. m. Full bench pres pnt.
 Messrs II. B. Lighthizer and John Roman were, upon certificates, admit ted to practice in this court, also Mr. H. B. Summers upon examination in open court
 Territory of Arizona vs Oliver Boy sr; argument sd by Hugh Farley, Esq, for the respondent, and now be- ing concluded by T. L. Stiles, Esq, for he appellant.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

TIE Republican county convention at Levin's Hall last Tuesday, was well attended by most intelligent and or derly representation of Pima county republicans. A number of enthusi- aStlc speeches were made, which were thoroughly orthodox in nature and frequently interrupted by hearty ap
 plause. All present seemed thorough ly satisfied with the spirit and conduct Of the convention, and expressed an assurance that when the time is ripe for thorough organization of the Re publican party in this Territory a battalion of strong and able men will be found in the van of those ranks which shall represent a unit of strength and executive power.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

FROM Messrs. Schuyler and Symon we learn that the representative of their road will be in Guaymas on or about February H. The affairs of the Sonora Railroad Company are in such favorable conditions and the necessary requirements from the Mexican gov ernment so far conceded that the actu- al building of the road is confidently
 expected to commence al an early day.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

Cor. c. P. SYKES, Manager of the san Xavier Mining Company, arrived from San Francisco by coach on Mon day and after stay of few days will return to San Francisco and thc East on business for the company. A- will be seen by another notice lu this issue the San Xavier Company has de cided to put up smelling furnace for the reduction of ores ffom their mines. The machinery has been ordered and will Je completed in thirty days. TLis will enable tue company to get their machinery on the ground by March 1, ', so that operations can begin by April l, in accordance with their first pro
 gramme. The capacity of the furnace is twenty to twenty tons and the company expect to make g daily ship ment of five 10 seven tons of base bull lion. Nothing will delay these opera tiOns unless it should be delay in the advance of the railroad.
 The purpose of the Colonel's pres ent visit is to let contracts for burning 10000 bushels of charcoal for reduc
 tiOn purposes, and for the hauling oil the furnace io the building site. This is an enterprise in which Tucson isl deeply interested, and hopes to see it a success in every particulor.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICE - TO IA NFY Mccoy, HIS lN heirs, assigns and legal rppreSenta- lives: Take notice that 1.-the undersigned co-owneT with The said Harvey NcCuy in Pocohontas Mine in Tombstone District. Pima County. Arizona, located Noyem bcr ], 1878, have done Inc asses ment work on said claim for the year ending Novem ber ], 1879; that the sum Of $50 is due me from said Harvey Mccoy, or the owners Of said Harvey McCoyis interest in said claim, as his proportion of said assessment work: and that unless said sum Of $50 IS paid me on or before The expiration or % days from the date Of this notice ] shall claim a for feiture to me of said Harvey McCoy's in- terest in ssid claim, by virtue of section 2323 Of the Revised Statutes of the United States. CHESTER VAN LOAN.
 Tucson Decemberi 1879 S-l5t
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
5ARFEU, 8LCcK q co.
 FORWARDING
Commission Merchants.
Maricopa, Maricopa Wells and Casa Graude.

Take pleasure in announcing 70 inc public that t!.eN nave opened st Marie pa. Maricn' a Wells anu Casa Gri.nue houses for the transaction of a general forwarding aTd commission business ana will always kecpOu hand a complete aS- Snrimeut Of Merchandise, which they will offer al the lowest market prices, having shipped iheIr goods direct from NeT York.
 Also, will forward all goods consigned io ibem with the greatest prOmptneSS.
 Freight will bt carefully stored when awaiting shipment and no charges mahe for handling the same. Requests iO have gouds forwarded by special teams will be invu ably complied with.
 They are also prepared io cnatract for inc delive.y of all classes of freight to any point m the Territory.
 Special attention given to the forward ing of machinery. BlackSmithing and done tO order.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Horse TMef Caotuced and Escapes.

About two weeks ago a party giving the name of Hall hired horse of Mr.
 Hamlin, of Phenix, 10 go to Camp Mcdowell. Hall evidently lost the trail or forgot to return. Hamlin traced the thief to Globe City, where ii was found he had sold out, hired a fresh horse and started for Florence. In company with Sheriff Gabriel Hamlin started at once for Florence and overlook Hall at that town just as he was about to hIre a fresh horse. The thief was arrested, ironed and put in jail. Next day MT Hamlin re turned to Globe for his buggy, and on returning to Florence found his man had dug out of the adobe house, the Supervisors call jail, and started out on foot with his irons on. A party started in pursuit and the latest re- ceived from Florence was that they had tracked their man fifteen miles and were still after him. The pris- oner was striking for u-e mountains.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Summols.
OF ARIZONA, COUNT | aF In 4 ..r.

UNERRTTORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY l Of Pima, In Justices Court, befar" Fdw. D. Tuttle, J. P., Precinct No. 9. J. c. GlaSby, plaintiff. vs. Fahriun, defendant. Demand Sl75. The T-IriTOrv oI AriZuna sends greeting 10 George FahriOu, defend ant. NOu are hereby summoned and re- quired 10 appear before me at my office, in the town Of Safford and county Of Pima. on the llth day of March, 4 n. 1880. at len o'clock a. m., to answer the com plpint of the above named plaintiff, who demands Of you that you are indebted fo him in The sum ofone hundred and seventy five dol laIs. And if you fail Go appear and an swer as herein req fred, inc plaintiff will take judgment as demauCtd and for the costs Of this suit.
 Given under my hand this tenth day oi January, A. D. 1880.
 EDW. D. TUTTIF.JP